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by Jennifer Vandermeer
June 11 is National $®nsa of Smell
Day. Ws the perfect opportunity to
think about all the aroma and odors
there are in this area that many of us
take for granted.
While making the trip from Tiverton
to Lucknow this week, there was a
plethora of smells you can +.nly get a
whiff of in .€a rural area. The• most pro-
nounced is, of course, manure. No mat-
ter the smell is often offending, it trig-
gers a true sense of the season.
It's' like the smell of fresh cut grass;
you don't realize you missed it ail win-
ter until you smell it after the first cut-
ting in the spring. Even dirthas a good
smell at this time of year.
Strangely there are few :naturally-
occuring'smells' in the winters Snow, : -
ice, road salt. and "sand all have no
smell”. The only ones that tome to mind
are the smell of snowmobile exhaust,
AN --MINIIMINPINIIINNIIIIIMMINIIIMIMMINIMMOI.MION.
he roses
which 1 like, and the delicious sma11 of
smoke Jrom the chimney . f a 'h)us:'e
with a wood -burning stove.
The best smells am 'definitely found
in warm weather. Think about the smell
in the air the morning after a thunder-
storm, cedar, the smell of your lei, arm
after the windows have been open all
day, sheets that have been dried on the
els.>thes line, a new book or a clean
baby.
As always, there's ' some bad that
must go along with the good.
Most could do without the smell in
the air when a winter's worth of dog
doo shows itself on the lawn, a damp
basement, hot asphalt or a not -so -clean
baby.
This is the perfect time to think
about what it would be like without a
sense of s Oriel!. Just imagine .if you
couldn't smell daffodils, horses, roast
beef cooking in the oven, etc.
Apologies to :those who 'suffer from
allergies at this time of year.
sco n. on January
16, . 1749; at the
Haymarket Theater in
London, the famous "bot-
tle hoax" took place.
Notices.. ,had appeared
advertising an unusual
show that was to begiven
at; the theater. A per-
forrner advertised that he
would play on a walking
cane .the music of every
instrument "to
,surprising
perfection,°' and that he
would "without equivo-
cation" climb into a quart
bottle and, while•sitting
inside it, sing a nurriber
of songs. An excited
capacity audience assem-
bled on the appointed
night and took their seats
expectantly. Then .they
sat... and sat... and sat..
No performer appeared.
The crowd had been
dupes, it was a fiasco, to
use the Italian word for.
"bottle". The audience
was so enraged that they
began to pull the theater
apart. Among thorn,
smashing things with
enthusaism,' was the Ac-
tor of the. Battle .of
Culloden in 1146, ,Bonnie
Prince Charlie's enemy,
the Duke of Cumberland,
"Bitcher" Cumberland.
Although the real ream
son' is not clear why the
word fiasco has come to
mean a complete. and
embarrassing failure, per-
haps 'the "bottle hoax"
had some influence' on
the word's usage in
everyday speech:
error reflection
(Pat Livin stun photo)
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70 .years ago
May 27, 1926
mportant notice Residents of Lucknow are
hereby notified to have all rubbish removed from
their back yards and to make a general clean-up
of out -houses, etc. With the coming of warmer
weather filth. and .rubbish become a menace -to public
health. By ordcr 'f the MOH.
The advettisennent . said a Silk Hose as cooland
fresh feeling as the summer itself•in French Nude,
Almond, etc:, in the extra wear toe and heel, Pure
thread with comfort tops at $1.75. New silk gloves -'
the cuff is the thing, on special for $1.19. New dresses
of rayon.. For real fabrics, la mode and style Hornell-
Murdoch Co. has everything at only $7.50 to •$11.
Tennis anyone plans. were its; tbemaking for the
1026 season. President was Rev. .H,.Dickins
year ago
May 1946
ins nursing prize - Doris Eadie, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Eadie of.
Holyrood, is a member of the Women's
College Hospital graduating class who will
receive their certificates at 'Convocationhall on
Friday"evening. Doris will also ceivo ;the Kathleen
° Bartley award. for surgical nursing: and the Hamilton
prize.
SOS Club to aid hospital a The Lucknow O:
Club plans to contribute $100 to the'ingham hospi-
tal -to assist in equipping one of the thine kitchens in
,the new hosital,
The editors said By the local lack of anything
that is suitable or sanitary enough to be termed a
swimming pool, the youth of this eorrnrnunity, are
being denied the advautagos of a swimming and
water safety prograni.
The construction of a swimming pool in Lucknow
would be a major undertaking, but this has not daunt-
ed us in the past and should not now.
15 years ago
May 27,1981
undmvaiser - Top pledge earners in the
Lucknow Kinsmen skateathon were Tire
Becker, Stever- Murray and Kenny Neabel.
Approximately 60 skaters raised $730 in
pledges for "community bettermentBil � roject.s
of
Bill 82 , The implementation of 82. into the
education system will not only have a profonrnd effect
on a child's right to education but will. "guarantee tai-
lored and structured courses to suit individual
requirements, ensuring exceptional pupils an educa-
tion suited to their needs,