The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-09-01, Page 12THE L,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ' ONTARIO
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by Bill Smiley
AGED : HONEYMOONERS
Things are rather it sixes and
ns'. around, here today. It's
Seommd :.Honeymoon time, and. the
1 Battleaxe and I are flying a-
round
in •a tizzy of preparation.
The fact that we'll have an 18 -
year -old son along for . part of
the honeymoon . trip won't' slow
its` down. He can find a :girl • of
his r own. ' The ' main' thing is to
get out oftown for a while.
This . business of running a
summerhotel withthe lowest
rates on the continent Can . prove
trying. The clientele has been of
the highest class, but the whole
enterprise , s:.k .,its: drawbacks.
Not only . do . the guests :: expect
you to Stay up all night with
r them, but ..their children, who
happen ' to ` be your nieces, , nep-
hews and other small buddies,
e▪ xpect you to be on deck `at 7
a.m. to tell them:. where the cer-
eal is; ` how you turn on the lawn
sprinkler; "Are. we going swim
ming soon, Uncle Bill?.; and why('
Daddy was so grouchy when they
tried to wake him.
And .:,there- •, are '• other. ''things.
NextI'mgoingto buybar-
becue charcoal by ; the carload.:
• 'I've 'cooked- so : many steaks and
hamburgers I can't, look a steer
in the 'face: The manager of the
local booze .emporium told me
the other day he'd ' give me a
summer job next year, . because
I'm in there every day anyway.
I'veslept on 'a chesterfield.' in the
living room, a couch in my study,
a• mattress on the attic floor, and
half-reclininglawn chair, but I
haven'tbeen in my own bed ina
month. F.
Oh well, it's all ..:part ; of the
game, and we ; enjoy having them.
However, ';• I . do think it's a bit
much when they startmaking re-
servationS for next year,.and as-
suring us: they'll recommend the
place to all their friends, because
for the low rates, excellent cuis-
ine, free.• drinks, and nightly en-
tertainment (no .,,cover charge).
At any rate, with nobody book-
ed for this week, our wedding an-
niversary coming up, and daugh-
ter safely off to' camp: with enough
clothes. to go ;: to Europe, and ..a
bag of fruit, candy'. and cookies
she could scarcely lift, , we're . get-
ting ready for'' The Trip:
,First leg' of The' Trip ,will be
up the :;Great Lakes, and • I • quote
from the folder, ". long, .Lazy,;
brilliant days . cool nights with
stars swinging low .. sky-blue
waters etc." :. Actually,we'll
have only one and a : half of those
7.
long, lazy days, but': two . of those
star -swinging nights. it'll' rain..
I'II give odds. Eight/ to, one.
er
',We're • on: a ' : assertg
going, passenger
steamer known as Hugh's Boat.
It : used' to belong to • a steamer
service line, but' since son Hugh
obtained a job this . summer . as •
Entertainment Steward, it has be-
come known far andwide as
Hugh's Boat. After .all,, he has a
pretty ''important , position. He's
listed on • the directory of feature
services with the Barber, Handy
Shop and .Motion . Pictures. ,
I've promised to help him -en
tertain the passengers by rend-
ering my famous version of a
drunk singing, "I ` Belong Tae
Glasgie", He was reluctant to im-
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,correctly designed from quality, material, rely. on
MONUMENTS
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SKELTON MEMORIALS
Pat O'Hagan, Prop.
Established Over Sixty Years
• Walkerton • Phone 881 -0234 -
Ontario
RIPLEY MEAT :MARKET'
Custom Butchering
Moiidays Hogs, hilly 4:00 p.m..
'CATTLE, CALVES ,and LAMBS. EVERY
' EXCEPT : SATURDAY
We . do Curing and Smoking , . , Beef, Pork and. Lamb.
Sold `• Whole, Half or Quarter . . For Better Servicei,.
And:, Lower Prices Call Ripley .100.
CHAS. HOOISMA , . Prop.
Shower Held .for
September Bride
(ST'. HELENS NEWS)
:_Gladys McDonald,•' bride Gelect,
was guest of honour on Saturday
evening in St. Helens Hall when
the community, friends and rel-
ative gathered to shower ' her
with giftsand best wishes. Mrs.
Angus McDonald was chairlady,
for a ~ short program. Mrs: Wm.
Rutherford played while * the `, la-
dies gathered. ' Readings; were giv-
en
iven; by , Mrs.. Ellwood Barbour: , and
Mrs. Don . Cameron.' The St. Hel-
ens trio sang and Marilyn: ' Brooks
played •a piano solo. Miss Win-
nifred Farrier ,of. Toronto conduc-
ted a cake contest..
' , 'Mrs. James Aitchison address-
ed 'the bride: Assisting. ''Gladys
were. Mrs. ' Ken Hodgkinson of
Wingham; Sherry Jardine of . Luc-
know; :Diane Humphrey and.,,,Nan
cy Cranston of London.. Gladys
thanked the ladies and invited.
everyone. to her trousseau' tea on
Saturday, September 4th, at her
rents' - home.
rs. Klaas Barendregt, Brian
and John of St. Thomas 'were
Week -end ' visitOts with Mrs. Don
Pannabecker and family.
F1L Keith.. Black of Greenwood,
N.S•; visited.. •at Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon ` McPhersons. ' On ' his ' re-
turn, Mrs. Black and family ac.
. companied him .to their home ,: at
Middleton, N.S.
Just a reminder , of the : W.I.'
.meeting on Thursday evening. ` The
district president, , Mrs. Lamb, will
be guest: speaker.
Attend '.4-H' Achievement Day
The 'Achievement Day for the
4-H. clubs was held 'on Friday in
the Wingham and; :District High
School. '' Mrs. • Gorddon ' McPherson
and Mrs. Ernest Gaunt • were .the
local leaders with 14 girls in the
Garden Club. ' Six =girls; received
2 year certificates and: County
Honours •went to Jackie Cooper
and Marie McWhinney. • :Dorothy.
Taylor a n d Marie McWhinney;.
gave . the demonstration • "Canned
.Tomatoes."
Isobel Miller entertained. her
Sunday ' School Class. at. 'a weiner
roast. at `Point, Farm, ' . Goderich,
on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pearce of
Brantford .and Mrs. Charlie .Hod-
gins Of ' Wingham were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and. .: Mrs. .,Har-
vey Webb.
Miss Dorothy. Cox of. Kirkland
Lake was a guest this week with
Miss" W. D..Rutherford. •
Douglas Aitchison spent the past
g P
two weeks in ' Hamilton with rel
atives.
Sunday .visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Freda . McQuillin . were Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Forster of Paris
and Mr. and Mrs; Ivan :McQuillin-
of' Kitchener.
pose on .: my': good . nature, but , f
.brushed ,aside , his repeated pro-
tests:
His mother . has promised not
to. embarrass him by telling, him,
in front of the passengers, that•.
he needs .ashoeshine,that he's
not playing that piece in the right
key; that heleft his room in :a
mess last time he was ''home,or
that it's high time he was in
bed.
Second leg of The Trip willbe
by car,, around ' the top of the
Lakes. We've Ieft nothing ' to.
chance. I've . borrowed sleeping
bags. , from our music teacher, a
tent from our' minister, and mon-
ey from our bank manager. ;We.
have ,a' road map:• it's an .oldish
orie, 1954, ' but why worry about
that ' .
Well, bon voyage, and if you'll
excuse me now, I'll get out in
the backyard and have another
practice go at ..putting up the
preacher's tent.
It's a pretty , religious - tent,. ' I
expect.
Every time' T get it up, it sinks
to its k nees in an attitude of
prayer,
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• George W. MacGregor,
28 East Jackson Boulevard,.
• Suite 1000, Chicago 4,1Yllinois,
August 18, = 1965
The Sentinel,`
Lucknow, •
Dear ` SirS
•
Just to inquire . ifyou. printed
The Sentinel last week, if you
did "I °didnot.;. receive .a . copy of
it and: I miss it very . much when
I don't . receive, it:
•t: look for.,_ it like a letter frcm
home only'more "so ae it has
more news.
I' am .away iron there for 60
years still ,I feel Lucknow is my
home.
Sincerely yours,:
George W. MacGregor, D.O.,M.D.:
28 East Jackson,.
Chicago, Illinois::.
Editors Note: We were on vac
ation Dr.„ ' MacGregor. Glad to
know you miss the . paper.•
St. Joan ' of Arc' Home,.'.
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Saskatchewan
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