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SENTINEL, LUCKNOW ONTARIO
PAGE SEVENTEEN;.
Speaks To 1NI,
luctear CEntre
-be ip1.ey W,;omen's Institute
met in the Legion Hall .on Friday.
•
November 7th.. A report of the
Rally was given by Mrs Kirkpat-
rick and Mrs. Irwin. A. report of
the convention. was given by Mrs.
Finlay McLeod,' the President.
Mrs. Oliver McCharies , conven-
or'of Agriculture,and Canadian'
Industries, iritroduced Mr. Don •
Whiter, . ublic1 lat ons officer
of the 'Bruce Nuclear' power centre.
He, showed slides and gave a
detailed explanation of the. plant.
workings. •
Mrs, Culbert thanked -the
speaker.: • A sing song followed. •
It was decided to caterto j
Legion-i3anquet.on November
22nd .
A .social half hour followed.
Mrs. Gemmel, M'rs. Kirkpat- •
rick , Mrs. Frank Scott , .Mrs. Joe.
Scott, Mrs. Finlay McLeod, Mrs.
Mor.ga'n Johnston aftended the;
Women's Institute' convention. in
Mount Forest last week.
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..AMBERLEY •NEWS
'On Tuesday •evening November..
4, ,members of Amberley VL:. O. L.
.with their `wive s and. invited guests
enjoyed the, annual turkey banquet.
After dinner an interestiing program.
waschaired by George Moncrief:
Rev. 'Kenneth Ropney 'f. Knox
Church Ripley gave::a ,fine address
Norman Dunsrnoor of
Kinca•rdine:accompanied•by Mrs..
Ear-r-t��a--wed-sa-ng--hu-naorous_:, ,.-:-.
songs and in conclusion pleased '
the 'audience by 'sing in`g .'Bonnie
Charlie". ,
Mr Fred Ward, now retired
from the Airforce and -who: is resid-
ing ' in. Lucknow', . showed rna ny
interesting slides of -t1' warareas
in, World War *I '•G'eorge'Moncrief
thanked everyone who assisted in
any way-to.make'•the evening a,
success. ' '.
Sympathy •is extended. to Mrs
Walter Brown•and family of the
,late Walter Brown, who passed:
----away oiiW-edrresdare ening
November' 5. Walter was a resid-
ent of the Amberleyarea for most,
of hiS ,life and will he :especially.
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children in the. communityover
the years. °,
Sunday guests with Mt.' and .'Mrs'.
Bob 'Courtney -and family. were Mr:
and Mrs. "George McDonald
/Murray':McDonald of Ripley, Mr's,
•Lottie' Courtn'ey.:of Kincardine
and Mr. and ',Mrs.' John.:Andrew
McDonald of the. second .conces-
sion of Huron':
• • Mrs .4V .:J .•'Courtney of Amber-.
ley ,spent the .week -end with Mr.
,arid Mrs: 'John C, "M'acDonaltl
and with. other relatives in'the
November' Is
It doesn't require a high •'IQ
to realize thatthe world is
going to "hell` in a hurry. All
you have to 'do- is read, look
and listen: .
Vietnam, that great canker,
continues . to suppurate. There.
is an explosion imminent in
the Middle :East.. China and •
Russia are ,snarling at each
other" in • outer Mongolia' or
somewhere. There are a dozen .•
or more • .brush -wars. ;3n pro-
gress. '. . . . .
Then there's :pollution and
• inflation :and discrimination,
and high.taxes and shortage "of
housing,, and student, riots, •and
sexual' : freedom and • drugs
among the kids, 'just , to men-
tion 'a few other. jollies: ; '
:Top this off with coronaries
and `constipation, lung .cancer
and. fivers ;.turning . 'to ,stone,
abortion's'.' and : acne. and' .it's.
hard to%believe the ragged. old
human race can keep it .°finger
trvthe';ilyicc much -longer..:
As if •that 'isn't enough, it's
November sin.: Canada, a
thought to chill the spirit, cui
d.le the • blood, make the bones
ache: and turn ones' thoughts
,to Itamlet;` "To' be or not -to'°be,
that ;is the question.'':
1?ersonally., ' I'd prefer. not to
be; .in November.' But;, I haven't
the guts • to :commit suicide.
however,anyone who'd.' care to
,finish me off is welcome.. • .
• November is''a • month. that
should be "deleted from the; 'cal-
endar, ;act' of Parliament, -if
necessary..
It's given a .perfect. send-off •.
by the..horrors 'of..Hallaween.'
This is kind of fun ,when. your
kids are little. They're excited
and you're li •But+•hen
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a nightmare
`spiritless thirty days ofgl'edin
in which the -sun seems to have;
disappeared' from, the universe.,
• It's , a time for huddling:., by
the ' fire Except, thatyou've
forgotten 'to , get your winter'
wood in. A time for,. reading
depressing poetry. Afor
.:,ggrouching' and grumbling: : A
tine for watching:. third-rate
TV and despising yourself for
Wasting the time. A' time for'
,AA's to fall off the wagon.'..,
But • we mustn't despair,
must, we, .chaps? We must be a
man 'for 'ill 'seasons. Surely.
there , must:. he ;something good
about 'November:'
Just% as . the human ' race
:trackies .:pollution; . ' inflation,
population ,and all.' the. • other
ailments, .mentioned :above, we
' must tackle November.., We'll
probably ;be :lot) late, just'as we
are with • these items; but we've
got' to give it: that old human ;
•
Let's see.' Well, there's' Re-
' . `menibrance. Day.to" 'brighten
things • up. ; There are the
•::.Christmas: gift advertisements,
six .weeks early, 'but very .color-
:ful.: There's. thenannual wallow
of the Grey Cup game:;
I must admit: that something
bright happened to • me::this
November.' T had slept in` Sat
urday.. morning; for ; a' bit, got •
up, looked, .at • my ; lawn, shod
..dered, and' retreated to . the
morning; paper and. coffee with •
a�:.substitute for,' 'creani:..
• Doorbell' rang," Dam' ••paper-•
boy," :collecting,'' . I• `muttered;•
but, answered. `F.our fresh -faced
'students,1equipped with rakes,
.wanted to' know if I'.d'aike my
lei 4 keNl 'l -h & gas4n'g�
money to take. the. local retard-
ed children on a . couple" of
jaunts.
Somehow, that little 'note' of
armtirti tr-W-a-•-cold—•worl-d-•--did
they've grown up, and you
have an' entire evening of
answering . the doorbell and
sailing heartily ' at surly : Ar-
chins' who sneer' at your. Mc-
' lntosh app es an
village.
Weekend guests with'Mr, and
Mrs. Eldon Bradley were Mr, and
Mrs. Adrian I-Iardenb_urrMr:„
and Mrs'..Eldori' Hardening and
-family Of -Flint Michigan who;
.attended'. the funeral'of the 'late'"
Walter',I3rown on Saturday;.
:Flowers were placed in Pine
River United 'Church•on. Sunday"
and were in memory of the late
Walter Brown from members of :.
his family. '
Shirley Reid has, accepted' a
secretarial position at Waterloo'
University,
Arthe'Sun day morning!service•
at Pine Rivet United Church , Don-
ald Martin, peter •Walden!, and
Larry Irwin sang a pleasing number
and• were accompanied by Ann• '
Ferguson
snag av
en't' ya ' got any ; chocolate'` wonders for me. They raked
bar's?", its charm fades, a. little..
Then there's everything. else.
`that.. November brings. .Snow
tires •.neglected' until too late,
Stornm; windo s s ditto, . Freezing •
winds: Rain ,that:turns :to .snow.
Last , year's.. rubbers • leaking.
'Dirt tracked, in.
' The glories of autumn• have
vanished: The plcasures of win-
ter are not yet. All you have is:
a brei•, ulccrotis, dirty, so • en,
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the :lawn,. after a: fashion, rang
the ' door -bell .every five min•.
utes' to ask for . a drink or the
time, and it• cost • .me ten bucks.
•But' it .was •Worth it,' Some-
body ' was; doing something for•
somebody. It gave •me enough
strength„ to hang on: for that •
most. welcome •.day of the year,"
No:v, 30th,and the end of the.'
annual nightmare.
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