HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1957-10-02, Page 54nd, 1957'
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.Fog N EWLYWED$'
(KINLOUGH NEWS)
Friel -Ids of •Mr. axed 1VIrs. Ralph'
Ha:tcle•nby gathered in the sPhool:
on' Saturday evening to; jhoiror
h: Hal denb
recent newlyweds, Mr: -Waite
pre(10,5. made a capable crha'ir
rata contributed by
Mrs. .loDiari• Emerson and • Mrs
Harold ; Haldenby. • 'Reuben 4e.t
tier favbreCl .w th violin, numbers
'A piano nrriltber, was ,played by
Helen. McFal°lian, All j•Q ned in
• •cornmrtnity singing: Miss Erlrna
b
ROSEMARY THYME`
s -
r I cau. t1:ank of'. a . nurztib x
things' •to say to myself, .kno,Wing
my �cQi:urrin' is going to be late
for press. I- could say, Never put
Off.' unt l'. tbrng.xtow ' what, - you•
"should' do today"'� ,which' is to say
that 'I. ,could have written., ti.tis
•
some day 'age,:or "`Pxocrastation
g
-iTe” ¥r ` Lane last visited 'here
annd needless to say. he '
Fei•cy i'r::ad.ari addross expresso
food wishes to the bride anct
.groorri; Missy B4�ve ley :Stanley
presented them with a purse'.tof
money and other gifts, Ralph. ex-
pressed . their ' 'thanks and the
singing of Auld. Lang Syne
brought the evening to 'a Close.
Lraneh :vvas served. Suitable. dec-
orations made an attractive set-
'
ting,
Mi s. James Hodge is ,now, a
patient at the "Carruther,s N'irrs-
ing, Hone. .
Mi and Mrs Perry 'Bu be.f1
entertains relatives at t.heir
hetne an 'evening• last week, when
William Morley,;infant• son:: erf •
• "Mr:; and • Mrs, .Morley Bushell,
' '•was honored. wfh. a 'baby • sh'ow•
ei.
•• Mr.' and, Mrs: Karl .Boyle. left
'1VIOnday on .a motor trip to •'North
$ay '
Mr: ` and Mrs. Ralph : Iialdenby
of 'Torbn;to .spent the week=end
tiv bh Mr:. and ,.Mrs. W. E• Hal-
'denby
and: Mrs: W es'ley Guest and
Fred . motored to',London. on
Saturday' Where. Wes is, .under
• going, further' .medical treatment
••-Aorr is eine- 1� -i ss -Guest ---stiff eared
a +heart ',attack • while •there
,The: ,'October.. • meeti.ng °':of '..the
H':W I will be'Ield oi4` Thursd
aY,
October `3rd, in.`•the Ball. Hostess-
es,• Mrs: Frank . Th.ompaon,
Roy Graham; entertain •grand-
. mothers; 'roll call, A . verse :from
an .old.. autograp'�h. album topic',
p,,
History ,of. Kinlour h, of
g ., History
your farm; current • events; dir-
ectors, Mrs, Perry, Hodins, Mrs.
, Hodgins,
..'.Lorne. Eadie,..Mrs, Frank..;Ma.uld-,
en, ,iVli s. P.A. Murray
Mr and Mrs: Lester' ',Fast of
.Grand Ra-� ids : r .�
p M ch>l��an arid .1VIr.
:and Mrs;,. Jelin Nesbitt : •of
tri . °Fal-
. '.
erston ti isite:d during the week
saw_
great whanv charges
i le' 'Ru and'
•
of Lambeth •visited with •'th.eir
graridparerits, Mr;` and'. 'Mrs. L '
man .Sutton: .
Big Potato Challenge!
• Mr, William Cox and, Rev.,
Bensox .Cox are • noted -for their.
usan > son
-beautiful flower `garden; .a;lso a
bountiful vegetable •garden and
this.week Williarn 'brought ii a
•potato: whioh tipped -the scales -a
21/2 lbs.. Can. 'any of ,our readers
bring forth a,:werghtrer'specimen.
• 'Miss Beverley Stanley of, Kit,
ohener'',''spent , the`•woek-end • • at
her home.here:
NIi s , Laura B're'ckles ' had. the
misfortune, to be thi owwia from a
•
-horse-At!.the Ripley ','Farr •She
received• a • hip injury::'' • ,
ilii, and Mrs.' Bert, .Nicholson
ani'. family _:'visited,. on Sunday
wityh `Mr; Walter ',Nicholson and
Mr, and Mrs..` Norm.arr• N'ieholson,
South' L'iric:
Mr and Mrs•Ray tanley of
St: Thomas .visited Stdav with
Mrd, and 1VIrs. Alex Percy..and �
+family�.,� _
,Russell Barr . of Tr oro to
spent .th.e 'reek-en.d ' at his .home
•
+here '
Mass 'Erlma 'Jean :Percy Was a
:guest' Saturday at , the .Johnstone-
•S•tanley ;wedding at::Lucknow'
• Sunday visitors ,wit rs. ori
ton: Walsh 'were' Mr..and Mrs: Ed-
•wa'rd', Lineer and fain,]'", Mr. and
Y
Miss Jim Young. ,:. of `:'Goderic'h;
Mrs. .' W 'd . Clayton: and . Mrs.; A'.
Boss' 'Of Th'amesville, ': Mrs: .Ben
•
•.Scott and Miss Elizabeth S .
a. Scott 'Of
t
e4 . tQ i,ptation":s
But,, Since I •have already,
yielded to temptation, I'm telling
myself, '"`Enjoy, you.self, enjoy
yourself,.. ;i,t's later : than you
think". This ,fine Sunday :after-
_noon '.l. -too ni,cc ,_to; spe }d.-sl;eep..-
ing, �, >? . oing any of the 'lazy_
thirugs, that one•. does'on 'Sun
day:'s, and °so my far - ily, thought
that it .would be the right day 1
for •a .drive into, .the 'high hills,
Friend „husband ;had..,his i eart,
set on' 'acquririn.g; 'a "icertain, rock.•
that he had'Seen iii a, $tone fence,'
'one day,. Nihon •' I was ".out with
hirrr, aid he ...had to leave; ' as : it'
-was too big to;: carry GQut to the..,
car. Heka goxae; armed
,hammer to;' •„bre'ak off the part .•
he 'wanted has neverbe able'
•
: en .
..to find the fence. since Siince '•I.
..had pieked • beautiful apples • from
a, roadside tree the day: he had
found his prize -rock, he thought..:
"I : ori ight remember the location
'Of the fence. I ' was q'ui'te sure
that 1' reimernber,; but;. the Boys:
were -equally sure .. that I was
wrong, since . they have been.
.over that particular .read ;recent
• ly and had' failed Ito •find it:
However they agreed -to try my
choice Of road•, and here •we ar.e-
1 have .filled my �ba,slieer : with
apples from; ' the. roadside :tree
and am sitting in 'the warn% Sep.
7temfr` surshine, • writing... and
enjoying the..sPweep• .of. `hills :'and:.
trees:, just beginri%ri.g to: be'
n 'tinged. •with autumn 'colors:
Now,, ;(2,f ,caurse,';when the boys..
come back. AO theear, I .'shall nof.
fail to.: Say'.. smulgly ``I -'was pret-
.ty'•sure that :this was .:the
Wirth a ' woman's logic ,I reason
Edd it this way; and:.1-.1:46,0e ; you•
follow me • lt•lbad 'tobe, one
of f1oti'r ide piads :off this ,�aarffc=:
,Jar '•highway,. it couldn't . be .the
second 'one, because about •a•mile
in on 'it, :there' is . the most': ter
rific hi 1, which, `]i :_ha'e7. stead
fastly, refl.—sed.fo; go d:aw'n ' ._
Purple �Gro.ve,: ,
one '
• ne i• � ,
•. road and. �'
a do.vur
an`
at
her Lh:
t
a.
r •c
of industry being rote e t d rn fists who would work' f th
Y ep int Kr •d M R -
the too of this hill,: where 1 will- .objection to the Georgian Bay.
•' ABY` ASSOCIATION, Development all along:. You paid,
rngl'y parka,. and .pick apples'1: .. p g: p
whicht: :: year :fees: ,and,got`,,
abound in.. quantity... and . s : g
uadi I reme•mb'er ReporKtiri� foil'• . the industrial. absolutely: nothing rin' r e�turn: Mr.
g....; ..�' ed well,:, the
committee of Kincardine :Town McKeeinan : was of the Opinion.,
n
day himself extilored this ..per �.
'.
• .Council,' •Couneilloi.."1,Remirigton:'•the town she:til' al -l: :`
tieu,lar• .fence,': anl:the turning. tip n d y bhemselve.s+.
head• Tittle to piotnise in the.: way with.'a reputable. firm of,::s eci'a1
We. .did 'that love]' .5..te .loci.',' ,, . interested•
...;o � � •�• .. • , � • .,:or � the
•
•
ny
•
, �It's good.„to ileal” your .voice again,. Son!".''
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o io
. v .. a ..hear o�r� • voce
o e�;t lu
oi
evvou
elegy
THE B.ELL TEL.EPHONE'.COMgANV OF'CANADA
"hong Distance bargain.'rat'es— nights after 6 and•all da :'Sunda. '
vet',
•Been •••fartiher` on 'that ,road 'than.
.GLtITIGAL.."O1F GEORGIi1�T �•.
e . a•
c ttr 'lti.- an • rs, Janes 1VI
Iodgrns,' .
;:A n
umbcr 'from here attended
the Confirm' io
t.___n service _at Kii�
•garf on :Sui)d:iy' when the 'Right
•
Y t... gh.t
nd ell
ed"aBlas
of 18:
.Mr, aii'dCo Mrs: Cu r;
i r e
'arid' faririly visited. ion Sund:a.
Y
with Mrs. J. W. ;Colwell
Mr and Mrs: W' T T,a . • ' .
torten :viisted here itch Mr. '&
1Vlrs Frank 111VIa:ulden .and Keith
and. with, Mr. .and...Mrs. M:alicoli
• •Zane a.nct fami:Iy It -Is 50 years
.MONUMENTS
'SKELTON
StEMORIALS
e arc the 'only nianufac
M
tarers fir► thin part of Ontario
"`high, class monuments'
Who import granite from the
Old Country 14 the .rough by
the carload and 'process from`'
the rough to therFstz1=
monument. No niddleriian., `
When choosing a monument
come and see one of -112e
largest, selections in 'Ontario.
rite or phone Walkerton 8
Trsiicl reverso +r tiiairgeg, -:--
/SK ELTON
-/SKELTON
MEM R1
. AL5
L.K E RTO N::
• r nca.r•. ine. ;: r. errrington'stat= tonin,:. ani .offered ..to. ;seek. out.'
day last year, a thoroughly "en
ed that .it';:is -u.p...to'•tlie.,toWn t-o•.na.nies df: 'such Tri :,.
lovable• afternoo ,: iii ,: & h.ich- fon.e_ m f . . �� . by nett .
-mall's the adv2nces' :t ,..linidusti yfnieeting:
of my :cowardly ',mh.ikitroiis re
and t: e:i the. Georgian• Ba ..,.De-
� �' The.�councrll•or a': .;
ga.rdrn , b g:l� : stee ...and 'narrow.s d hat he wa's
p veto meat `Association . will', len
hills ...were' aroused 1? _ d' not' I nce; kir. g ahs Georgian• Ba ':
Hi.nself • an'd : t;... Y
• ' . , .. • .• ... , • .. . their, a�si•stanice.' : ,,'` . . •' .
room . t .... , : Develo merit. but he felt that.-.• .-:_,
hought rt Was ,the frist' • . . p� rt
-i -_-,01- .: Was sale _ .A(*crtirthng•',` top -the • Kincardine more than. Coincidence ,that..
liacl; ne�re 1VewsTtbis pit -i r'pted deputy res- om.c. 'fifteen 4 -of. '' the --fist .-two -
r ^he�e'ir-.-on, and. w>-rrch y ,
FARM FORUM TO
H .VE.TV TRIAL
R
"Farm • Fel urn will • be :.�given a
g..
trial r.tin oir tele vision• this :seas,
over .'CGKNX• in Wing;harii, On
taric • This station `also•
'pio:rieer
e •eat v, xa io' : ro.adcasts *hieh
led. to .National Farm Radio For-
u•m,. A'ppr oxirnately. 200 Farm
F:oiun - s are lcrciated in. the ,'area
covered by the `,Wingha:m .sta.
ion
The , telecasts , will . ibe the basis
for a• research Program on the
effect Of TV....on Farm . Forums.
The organization- af'-'`ground
the:'' gathering ' of, •,facts Will be
conducted 'by' local people ' co'n-
nected with ` rural organizations
and Farm Forums i'n eco operation•
with a National ...cornm ttee rep
resentati:ve of the sponsors
The telecast: will precede the
radjo broadcast ,,of the
and go ..the air at 10
P.m'. on ' Thursday evening ' dur-
ing ; January and March.
Topics discussed •during- this
ex erim'ent i ` : nue y vtr111 in
c• ucle a series On "Modern Mar,
keting", covering] production' re-
strictions, price and 'income sup
poets and ' producer . .marketing.
In March • they will feature dis'-
cussions'-on the "Low ,income
Farmer„ "-Canada's B'o'le in
World Affairs" and' a' special
tonic of interest. to women.
At a recent meeting Tri Wing
ham, poisons representing Ideal
Farm.._Fti'utiifi.:'.he `Federatiotr'
Agricultut'e, Ont.arib and Nation
airFaim > adio'Fortini, rural clef,,
gt, ,ontai'tio •A1grieulttrte .College,
tatiir,1 C`KNX mid-. the Canadian
Broadcasting Corpcii•at ion set ttn
<a crnarnit,tc e. .c ;.1'atr the 'round-
work forthe. e 'j�crrtnent. This .
Cor wiittee will meet ' again on
September7ti', ititic+llah.•
COtnniitt( me iher;s ;are Mrs.
Verra Gr5iq,'. I7r. Norman,'
Iaoti, 13-ryvdon. .laines. Pow«
I' was even Ma, s' re that e W: • C. Mc.Keeman to. 'state. 'that firths- settling in this area had. •.
..u.. t tiv,
,44d,,.riot been ori that 'day :.. To.
this has'"been. the .basis Of -his ended tip' in 'Midland:
•me;' this, was a most .lo+gicai; line.
of reasoning on • the . fir:st
bounded bn':one%side by the h,>gh'-
way,. •and • on, the other' 'side by
•this, •to .' me,•impassable.'' road.
onsequently,= I . hou-ld most ser
tainly not 'have. enjoyed• myself
•..at• all on that afternoon, •Since I
should have • 'been 'expecting
rr'ibmentarily ; to find.; •myself. at
• the foot Of • That Hill, and ,been
forced . to climb it;. which would
have, been infinitely, worse than
goring down it- ...Therefore since
my-merniories ofd that• day : were
all pleasant, ' it ,wasn't .posSibl'e
that we were. eiL that,first:'sicle -
road ',Logical,, isn't it?
We are. ee.::l' ain..1y go ng-•to;.liaye-
6- Make, a map of: 'our Arips, and,
Mark the roads `in the•. way: in
:Which ;we can identify them for
otirselves..We want to find' again
the road, , wwlere. we . found tile'
lovely red- epi -ries :one day when
Mrs, Gage was. with us, the day
she lost her shoe in. the swampy
spot. BLit on th'e' map which, road'
is it. Did we corn's • out .around
G,... Lake, or at •a dead enol
at: S Lake? Or the road...;.we
took ono day • w.hen Helen wa.S,
where we found -,4l1 'th'e'
`1,11tMbelis, and"",li"'ad lune a ,
n picttiresque spot, a bend m the 1
road. Was rias'
crs ,•,Gordon..S ott Lirassay
the r'oma'ntic old log cabin,' or,l'.
the ghostly u;}ottcls?: We' are now
familiar ' with,' `the.• ruins •road',
Arid the rile ...tt itli .the 'Old • man,
ti itli W1h'iskers and •a • cane, wiio
scared 'Mt'a,
',
Grige -so . tktaf's
'.
the tl.tire for -wild ,grapes. -Then en
•
ry
.
•
SMA1x IN APPEARANCE
ne-`Third to one -haat, of atria
All welded construction
@ircid�yatirig Pati° is" th t7 itostatttealiy eOntrillittK
or yourpresent:heaer-•
th(ro are tfereads
With:Bid
Itrlls,
where re t refuse to' .two. `
•
Cu�ai�+
plioNE0 LUC i r4OW
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