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14, JAM? an r
W leg -60)04d ,Books,
+Dara of son Pex
. >� left t
� ., of oll Monda� Gadexie � x
ah �tt� o
y `aloe' theird n � d f
vacation. titian �'haX t F c deg the Sunny with Mr Mrs. �,
, , ., wean to Fort
Huron to
8Q witb� .their friends,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams.
Friends are pleased to know
that Mrs. Everett Ta Lor '
biome from Clinton
is
ton hasgttal.
Mir,
s a�-
Joh
Axatl
at�'is itisiting
with her son,. Mr., Keith Arthur,,
Mrs. Arthur, John, Ron, Wayne
and Philip at I ambeth,
Guests with 14„r.., Arthur
Youngblut on Sunday were Mr.
and Mrs Victor Voungblut, Bel -
grave; Miss Lila ` Yaungblut,
Reg.N., Goderieb, and MIC:. and
fir Clarence Walden of Sea -
forth,.
Little Miss :Shelley. Powell,
infant d.augh'ter of Mr.; and Mrs.
Gordon -i-- owelk; lea ---3 ;tient-`hr
Victoria Hospital, London,
khere she will undergo surgery.
x
Pxais,e, which included renewed xtendsh�ps in the
, and - via
Psalms atfievillage last Saturday evening.
the mo» ing service d RollinsoSn,
� ,, �[r and l�trs Rod Sin a
in Ian nd
F
last Sunda . They 3r hY were don-
ated �b the neighbors
frim. �` xs
ds _ of .S..$,
'Vtawanosh - in memory of the,
Iate Mrs. Q� ldUn. o.bie.
Miss Laura Wagner, Reg.N. of
Syracuse, N.Y., is. visiting with
her relatives in this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asquith
of Streetsville spent the week-
end in the village. 4,
Mr. Duncan MacKay andoson,
John, of -Sault Ste. Marie; visit-
ed last week with Dr.B. 'C.
Weir. John is staying with his
grandfather for the summer but
, racKay_-'Ieft _.Sunday for
Toronto where he will take a
Rev. R. U. MacLean dedicated'
summerMnd Mrs. Bill" Medd and
4/4111
oxresbyterian Church
and
BRITISH GHOSTS AGHAST
From Britain came an unpr
eedented rumbling in the at
mosphere.
*
No, it wasn't thunder. No
real thunder, anyway, thoug
it sounded mighty like it.
It was mode up of two
things: great inen turning in
their graves; and a vast groan
of disgust and despair from
se%eral million ghosts.
h
*
Surely that rasping growl be-
longs to Sir Winston Churchill.
Poor old chap. Barely laid to
rest when something like this
corner along _to destroy his
• hard -.earned peace.
centuries, as she rages, "Name-
sake! Child; Elizabeth! How
fa,. could you?"
* * •
Methinks that magnificent
bell -toned baritone with the
t' shudder in it could belong. to
h none other than The Bard, sob-
bing in sorrow and frustration,-
"Is
rustration,
"Is this a Beetle which I `see
before me?"
,, A. *
There It's out. I knew the
suspence was skilling you.- Yes.
the gre' t ones of Britain's glor-
ious heritage have good' reason
for their celestial storm of in-
dignation. The Beatles were
awarded the M.B.E. (Member
of the Order of the British Em-
pire.)
- Yes, to this depth of .deprav-
ity have sunk the ancestors of
those giants who took on the
Spanish Armada, the Pope, the l
French, the Germans, who clob- 1
bered natives all over the world
and established peace and good
trading conditions, who defied
single-handed the great tyrants
Napoleon and Hitler. (Well;'
almost single-handed.)
* *
Don't quail like that, old Chap.
Don't. rip off your Victoria Cross
or your D.S.O. and throw. it in
the garbage. Chin. up. Have a
stiff ' drink. You "British have
always been able to muddle
through. -You" may even muddle
through this one. -
* **
. If you. listen carefully, you
can even distinguish some of
the individual voices in this
continuing thunder- of protest
from 'he nether world.
Doesn't that angry bellow be-'
long to Sir Francis Drake?,
Could .that bull's roar of rage
be anyone° but Henry the,
Eighth?
x * *
Surely that booming of blank
verse is John Milton? And
wouldn't that howl of anguish
be Rudyard Kipling?
* * *
* * *
There's a duet: the angry But it will write finis to the
snarl of the Duke of Welling once -mighty British Empire.
ton and ;the outraged holler of And perhaps it's best -this way,
one -eyed Horatio Nelson.. after all. The Empire was
-shrinking like a two -dollar ail-
* fi �' wool sweater. If you couldn't
And -there's a trio. It sounds end with a bang, be satisfied
much. like the pontifical tones' with a snicker,
of Archbishops Cranmer, Rid-
iey--and- timer;-r*•rtyrs-�throe:
:k * *
Gruff Gladstone ° and dupe
Disraeli, oaring protest, are in
tune as •.� • y never were alive
I'd bet money that female
squeal,., rising above the others,
belongs to .Good Queen Bess,
hurtling down the halls of five
r.
T
CASH
Guests with Mrs. Wes'' Brad-
n0ck, Sheron and George on
Sainday were; Mr. r and Mrs.
Darold Nicholson, Seaforth� Mr,
„nd Ht's�� Thigh Bennett, Jill
and Jim of Port Albert; Mr:
and Mrs. John Menheere, Ste-
phen and David of St. Colum -
ban Mrs. -Laura= Hoge and two
grandsons, Rickey, sand Greg of
Saskatoon;. Mr. and Mrs, Ron-
ald Pentland of North Bray and
Mrs. Charles Straughan of Au-
burn.
Mrs. Nellie Coleman of Bow
River, Alberta is visiting with
her cousin, Mr. William Strau-
gli;fid' Mrs: "`S r-aug tan 'this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Daer ar-
rived home mist week after a
two week visit with their daugh-
ter in California.
1VIr. and Mrs. Ronald Pentland
of North Bay visited last week
with her mother, Mrs. Charles
Straughan.
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Maclam
and daughter,, Miss Mary of 'er-
,y
daughter Criste .
� pf. London
visited last weepwith her mo-
ther, Mrs. Arthur Grange, Jen -
Wife `� '
Jen-
nifer and Shell
Recent 'guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Scott were: Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Fenton, Kit-
chner; Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Whipfler; L-ond'on; -Mr: and Mrs.
Stanley Sidthorpe, Mitchell; Mr..
Harvey -McGee. Galt; Miss, Mar-
garet Laing, Galt; Mr. George
Wambold, Kitchener; and Mrs.
Wiliam Reed and Linda, R.R. 3,
Auburn.
Master Michael Rathwell and
little Miss Janie° Ratl w,ell,aq ..
raritford visited last week
with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Taylor spent Domin-
ion Day in Brantford with their
daughter, Mrs. Ronald Rath -
well, Mr. Rathwell and family
int, Brantford:
School Promotions
Promotion list of U.S.S. No.
5, Hullett: To Grade nine --
Brian Craig, Jennifer Grange,
Good Luck
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,Walkerburn Club
The 47th annual meeting of
c all ;with. a ° large
once. T
he
president, Vis*
Lorne Honking- was in large'
ofth , he
meeting which opend.
with the singing' of 0, Canada,
with Mgrs. Lloyd McClinchey a
the pianist. Mrs. John Hallam
led in prayer and this was, fol-
lowed by the m3
notes T 'which
were road_ by Mrs. Henry Milk-
ing..
' Mrs. ,Joe Thinking, treas-
urer, gave the financial state-
ment. -The roll call was an-
swered by 26 members. paying
tees. The prize draw was won
by Mrs. Stuart Anent. This
ad been donated by Mrs. El-
li t., Lapp,, Plans were made
to 014 --the next meeting in the
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by Mrs. George Schneider, Mrs,
John Snyders, ' Mrs. Donald
SRrung, and Mrs;-
�'oe Verwey.
During the business period the
me_- hers
derided
to send rno-
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iftt s
,? ting pro-
gram, of readings, and contests
wasrese.
P nted by Ws. .John.
Hallam and Mrs. Stanley 'Bali.
A delicious lunch 'was served'
by Mrs." Leonard Archambault,
Mrs. • Lloyd McClinchey,. Mrs,
pardon 1VfcClinchey and ,Mrs,
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