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EDNESDAX,JUNE 2l1h, 19
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young People Al:
Kinloss Barbecue
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(Kinloss. News) •
gbout twenty South Kinloss -Young
ople met at the .home of Mr. and
rs, Ira Dickie on 'Monday even-
g, ,A. ball game, groupsinging
d :by Mrs. Bruce Hamilton and.
ltests and games directed by
iss Eileen Burt were all enjoyed,
barbecue lunch .was served
any of the young people are leav-
'for summer, employment. Mils
leen Burt left on .Saturday. for '
aine, S. A".
ack Maclnnes is employed at
telph for the summer holidays.
Rennie Graben and tw;o Toranto
lends spent Thursday. afternoon •
ith Mr. andr Mrs- Allan Graham
id family,
John Cleland of Lucknow is help-
g George. Lockhart with the hay -
,g,.
lack.' ickie of Scarborough is
ending two weeks with Mr. and
rs': Ira Dickie and, family.
Church service at South. Kinloss
ill be at •9 30 a.m. starting next
inday, July ;3rd.
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P _ TH•E LUCKNQW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO'
... . ..
Bronze Shield For
Class. Standing
• (Olivet News)
.Doug Moore has completed: a
ten -week course in body and fen-
der work in Toronto and was
awarded a bronze 'shield for having
the highest standing in his class...
Doug is employed at. Lankin Mot-
ors garage in Kincardine.
Mr. and Mrs., Raymond 'Hamilton
visited on Saturday in Goderich
Mr.'arid Mrs. Jack Bowers. a
family of Stratford visited at
week -end with Mr: and. Mrs.
Sandy MacCharles and, other r
atives, .
John McCallum. Of Hanover
ited on Sunday with his grand
mother Mrs. E Osborne and
and Mrs. Robert Osborne and
nd •
thQ
Mr..
family..
Little` Michael Moore of Kincar-
dine spent .Sunday and Monday wit
with, his.grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar White.
SUGAR
AND SPICE
by Bill Smiley
Fgmil�r Reunion'
He'Id On Sunday
(Amberley News)
A family reunion was heldat
the home •of Mr, and Mrs, Walter
Brown of Amberiey ori Sunday
June 26. Present for the occasion'
Were Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Bradle
and John,. Dr, and.Mrs. Murray
McLennan and'Norman of Wing-
ham, Mrs, Elizabeth Ferguson,
Mr. and Mrs. C.° Clarence Greer
and family of ,Lucknow, Mr. and.
Mrs. Charles' Tiffin, Langside,
Mr. and Mrs. William Brown;
Luc'•tnow .Mrs..Nell.e Yount;
and Claren: Young of '.Wlind•or,
Mr. tvlrs, Albert Bona Clin-
ton., Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mari'
ott ,"G.oderich, Mr. and Mrs:..
Jack Pentland and family, Port
Albert, Mr.. and' Mrs. Ray Frank,
Detroit ' Mt.. and, Mrs. F.J. Buck
Ingham , Stratford, Mr. and Mrs.
John Lasek, .London, Earl Cooper
Goderich ,Ernest , • Bert , Hazel
and Kathleen McCreath, Dear-
born'Michigan, Mable'Cragg,
Windsor, Lou Barge and Mr: asci
Mrs. Don Barge, Joanne and• '•
Sheley, A.ncaster. Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Harris and Paul and H ;
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PAGE SEVENTEEN
Oh these toll ege•., boys
May ".you never have a child
who 'is going to cbilege.. And . if
you have one,, please accept my.
heart -felt condolences.
Ours is a . rnale. I don't know
what college girls are like (any'
more, he said sadly) but.I ,sus-
pect they're just' as ' much •4f ' a
cross to bear, for their parents.
I had to :.get out Of' bed this
morning it 6 a.m. to get rid . of
ours, but it. was 'worth .it.. After
he'd climbed .on the bus, .in 'a
flurry of last-minute ;kissesand
admonitions, I must confess.to a
distinct liftingof the spirits.
It isn't that vie don't love our.
son. We have the ,deepest affec-
tion for him, and showit in the
usual stupid ways: That is, we
worry about ,;his...:welfare; • we
puff .with . pride when he does
something well; we spendhours
trying to figure„out. what is best.
.for him; and we put up ' with
murder from him. Typical, ..nor-.
mal parents.;
And it isn't that he's a 'delin-
J uent.,Although there are times
when 'I've been templed to look
up; the exact definition of that.
word.. •
/ No, he's' really quite a decent,
average college ,student, He's
generous, idealistic andperfect-
ly good-natured, if f you ' don't.
cross him. He'is reasonably•:pol-
rte to everyone but his fami-
y: He is thoughtful with old.
people and children' until.
hey, bore him. He can work
teadily' for 12 hours at some-
hing he likes. doing. Like sleep -
ng, He would give you- the'shirt
off his back; and is completely
elf -centred: He can dance all
fight, but collapses when 'the
awn is half-rnowed. .
You'd wonder Why' we'd' have.
is sense of relief ' when he
eaves. There's lots of fun r'hen •
e's around the house. Ile plays
uitar and sings, plays piano
ell,.plays mouth organ, is full.
f beans. • •
When he's around the house.
y,. there's the rub, He has just
Pent .three weeks "at home."
his included •a couple of days
isiting his grandparents, a
eek off hitchhiking to Mon-
eat and back, .three . days with
friend at the latter's cottage,
nd a day with another'friend' in
e elty .
But it's been nice to have him
bine. •
And he's been a'great help to
e.' He . mowed one --third of, the.
lawn one day; dug four.'feet of
60 -foot .'border another, and
washed the car: another. (at'the
coin -wash).
Yin' not g otryinto 'imply that'
P
the boy is bone -lazy:..: It's just
that he's' too ,busy. When he ,is
home, he usually gets to bed. an
hour, •sometimes •two, before i.
' get ' up at 6.30.. When I:get ,home
for lunch, about '1..30, he is just
. coming to. By 2.30; it's •too hot
to mow the .grass, but just right
.for ,the beach, ... '
Honesty'compells 'me toadmit
that he didiet'a new record this
time. He 'got in at.• 3.30 One
morning, and was , just 'strug-
gling downstairs for breakfast
' at' 5.30 p.m.,' when his 'accom-
plices
accom-plices of the night .before 'ar-
•rived to pick him up for a date
they'd made for 7 p.m. Even
they were a bit startled:
Oh well, youth and all .-that
jazz. I guess. 'Anyway, he's off to
his, summer job; working :on' a
. ..cruise boat on the west -coast.;
Got a. free rail pass from.. the
company. •
Ile started figuring out his
e)ipenses for the trip out. A
berth for. three nights; meals. in
the diner for three days; per-
haps a couple' of nights .in' a
•Vancouver hotel'in case his boat
wasn't in, plus :meals for those
. two days. My jaw dropped grad-
ually but. steadily during.. this
He was pretty badly shaken
up when I_ told him he would be,
•renting a pillow for 25 cents 'and
sleeping in'••his seat, would be
eating •ham sandwiches wher.ev,
er . thetrain stopped long.
' enough, ,and would stay at the
YMCA when' he got .there.
We compromised on $50. My
'wife and I were talking ,it over. •
"It seems odd," she said, "that
. we're forking out $50 so he can
• get to a job, so thathe can save
money, so that it 'won't cost us.
' so much next year." I agreed.
Anyway, our vacation plans
for the summer are made. A.
week ` ago, the old, girl stated
flatly that the only trip We
could afford this/ summer was a
•week camping Sal a. government
camp, with ea borrowed tent.
Ten mintues after he'd left,
she informed me that we were
making a' trip to the west coast,
and taking' a cruise on Hugh's
boat.
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Harris of Palmerston.
ING$BRIDGE
GARDEN...' PARTY
Sunday, July 3rd
STurkey 4:00 sand Ham
CHILDREN
75sPRIZE DRAW
ADULTS $1.50, .
8100; Cash Prize
2nd Prize' Hand Made Dinner Cloth'
3rd Prise ---'Corning Ware .
SEAFORTH HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS' BAND, PIPE BAND AND
KINGSBRIDGE CHILDREN'S CHOIR WILL • BE • IN
ATTENDANCE. ' < '
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• RIPLEY MEAT MARKET
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Custom. Buicheriflg.•
Writes: For Book-
By Dean MacLe�d
9,
Mondays. —, Hogs,in by 4:00 p.m...,
CATTLE, CALVES and LAMBS EVERY DAY,
l: • EXCEPT SATURDAY
Wo do Curing and Smoking . . Beef, Pork and Lamb.
Sold Whole, Half or Quarter' , For Better Servici,
And Lower 'Prices Call .'Ripley, 100..'
Nelson;
Learnington. '
Dear Don;
Received: my' Sentinel this morn
arid by the way I always looks for-
ward to it:, even though I don't
know too many you write about.
However, just for old time's
Sake, .thought I would send,for the
Book of. Poetry by Miss MacLeod: •
;I'm sure, I -have, never Met
'the
lady, .but see her name in the pap-
er, very often?
Hope all are .well With you,
Pm allright.I guess Keep busy
anyway both inside and out just
now. I do like your :new printing
Don. • It. did seem strange at first,
but I really .like it now.
I'll be' looking for':my book of
verse
Best Wishes., ,
Mrs.'•Hilda James,
Left St Augustine
In 1917; Still
Keeps In Touch`
•
Ste. 4 -322 -6th Ave. N,
Saskatoon, Sask.
May 25/66
Dear Sir; . • •:
Enclosed isa check for renewal
subscription to the Sentinel. ' My
husband likes to keep in,touch
with, the old home district. He •
left•St. Augustine,. I think in 1917.
but manages'to get back period-
ically.'
eriod-ically.' We were yin Lucknow
last April, just before Easter on
our way b ck from a trip` in the'
South. We visited.the•Joe Mac-
Millaris that afternoon and a few
others.
Best wishes, Sincerely-,
Mrs.' W. Cummins,
Infant Son Died
CHAS. HOOISMA - , .Prop.. •
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R.aph Lynn,' Mr. and Mrs. j..ynn
Sawyer and family and Rev. E.Q.
Lancaster: Rev . and Mrs. Tomes
(the former. Doris Lloyd) are ser-
,wing in an Anglican Mission and
are the prayer partners for the W.A.
.and .Evening. Workers of .the A nglic -
an church'here .
The H.W.I. will meet, on. July 7th
with Mrs: Jack ' Hewitt an I Mrs.
P.A. Murray. hostesses Roll Call:-
An
allAn exercise' to; reduce. 'Topic -
Water, pollution . Motto -- Social
Challenge. of Old Age. : Contest -
Bran Matins.
ontestBran.'Muffins. 'Directors. - Mrs.' Ed
Thompson and; Mrs. Jacic Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Haldenby,
Mr. and Mrs. William Haidenby
attended Decoration Day at Tees -
water cemetery on Sunday and,
later visited with Mr : and 'Mrs. .
Norman Fry arid family .at.:Harriston
We are sorry to report that Norman
has been confined to bed for a :time
and we wish him improved health'.
. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breckles',
Mr. and Mrs. Harold: H,aldenby and
their families attended 'a family.
dinner at Lucknow onSaturday
evening in honour of Mr . ' and Mrs.
Arthur Breckles Golden Wedding
anniversary.
SCHOOL BUS TRIP '
The Kinlough.' and Kinloss schools
enjoyed a bus trip to Goderich on
Thursday. /. •
•.
Some from thisarea have been
confined to their. homes with
measles. .
The Rev . Canon L. A Nelles of,
London was in charge of the
:Anglican services on Sunday •morn-
ing . The service ,next Sunday will
be at 1:30 p.m. Canon Stump has
returned : home from the. hospital
and hopes to be able to Sake the
service.
We extend: best wishes .to Rev .
Benson Cox who celebrated his
92nd 'birthday. bn Wednesday .
Congratulations to' the students
in this area who have been
successful in their examinations,
Mr...and Mrs. Howard Webb of:-.
Sarnia spent the week -end with
•Mr and, Mrs."Gilles ,ie and faintly•
Mrs. Gertrude Walh accompanied
Mr. and .Mrs. Clifford Scott on a
motor trip to Michigan where they
will visit with relatives;
May Boyle spent the week -end
at the Rest -a- while Lodge at: Bruce
Beach.
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( Kinlough News)
Deepest sympathy is extended to
Rev. and Mrs.: Stanley'Tomes of.
Big Trout Lake, Ontario' in the
loss of their infant son who passed
away at Sioux .L'ookout hospital on
Wednesday Jitne 22nd. The remain THE
were forwarded to. St.James ceme-
tery Clandeboye. Those attending
at the burial on Saturday were SENTINEL
Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd, mrsµt ,
Emily Tomes, Torn Tomes, Mrs..
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