The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-10-29, Page 14PAGE
FOURTEEN
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW
ONTARIO
055 CORNERS
Sunda visitors with 'Mr.. and.
Mrs:. 'Tom, Stewart wereMr, and,
Mrs, Gerald Stewart of Kincardine,
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Stewart of
Bervie , Bill Zettler of Riversdale,.
and Francis Phillipee from Chep-
stow
Mr. and Mrs'. Roy Farquhar and.
family of Inverhuron visited Sun
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs
ict, •
.
V rgina `Benedict of'Lond'on
spent the .weekend with -her par=
-ents-Mr and -Mrs. E -1 -me -r --Bei edict,
Jack And, Jim. Benedict of Manit-
oulin. Island: spent; the 'week. -end
with Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer.:Benedr
Weare sorry to report that Mrs.
N. 'E. Haldenby was hospitalized
for a few, days but returned to her
horne on; Saturday, We e Wish Mrs.
Haldenby a*.speedy recovery.
Mr, and Mrs., . Fred; Friendorf 'of'
KFitchener, and Barry .Haldenby of •
London spent the week-end.with
M{r and -Mrs N'. Hal derlhy_r_.:.__
or
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Old Time -Dark
LANGSIDE
-SEEtIOUS-I.NJLI;RIESr ;.;a ,..�.
On Wednesday morning when.
everything was covered with 5
inches of now,; an accident occur,
red on Concession 6;,,• in front of
Borden Litt's property.. Wes Young
travelling east and Mrs,, Fred Gil-
christ, travelling west met headon
andboth were injured, Harvey,.,
Houston and Ken °discoyered the .
accident and gave assistance. Both
Were admitted to Wingham and:
•District Hospital,' N.4-17-Giletir sr"
underwent surgery er ; for an injure'd,
.
knee cap, and Wes,.Young also: had
surgery for ,a :ruptured spleen: , •
Both are ;in improved conditionin
Wingharrr' and District Hospital .
OLDEST CITIZEN PASSES'
The oldest citizen of Langside
community; Peter G. Moffat pas-
sed away in Wingham and District
,Hospital on Saturday; October 25.
•He was in his 91st year. Sympathy
of the commpnity goes to the
family and relatives. -
WHI;TECHURCH NEWTS.
•
Whitechurch Women's Institute
held their, fall Old Time Dance on
Friday,October 24. A,large crowd
of around 235 gathered to enjoy
old time music. and dancing to.
Tiffin's•Orchestra with Brian Riot-`
oul.and Oscar•Schefter doing the .
ca�ilin • off. members of the W.L.
had previousiy•soid the tickets
Prizes were given,;for the fol} owl
f7g;Spot dance, Mr,, and Mrs,,,
rald„Smith; Old waltz
'time ,lvir,
and Mrs. George •Teryit Jr:; French
Min.uette.,,.Mr: and Mrs. Bill Cas-
lick; Under the light, Mr. and;
Mrs. Pat MacMillan; Lucky door
number;; Mrs Spence Irwin; Lucky
cup; Mrs, Laura 'McNeil;, Lucky
door number, William Behrns;
Birthday October 24, Mrs'. Ken
Currie; . Selling most tickets Mrs.
'Ezra Scholtz; Schottische., Mr.
and 'Mrs. Russel Bell; Coming the
longest distance , Mrs . • Irene
Patterson: and Mrs. Dorothy. •
Leshley, tied , with -Mrs . Leshley-
winningon the number guess.
judges for the; pries were, Mrs,
Bill Scott ; .Mrs;': Stokes and, Mrs .'
A. Toil. ' ..
Chalmers Presbyterian Church
are'. this 'week having_the water.put
in the' churchand the Ladies have
ha 'work bees on Tuesday and ;.
Wednesday cleaning the basement
and: painting the kitchen •
This community extends symp-
athy to Jim Falconerand ,Mr. and
Mrs: Elgin Wellwood in the •
Sudden' 'passing of. their sister Mrs.
Art. (Nora)'Cronin .in the •Wingharn •
And District Hospice Enid&y._
morning. `
Mr. and, Mrs; Harry Page and
family moved; to the ripusc of
Graham. Martin on Friday This
• 'horne,will be better .known to
Man_y_asLthe"home;of the late.
Mr: •and Mrs W R. Farrier. The
village extends. a welcome to the .
newcomers
,Mr..; arid Mrs: Victor Emerson.
on Saturday accompanied Mrs
Leola Chadwick to her home in.
London and spent the week -end.
there;.` :•
Those attending the North'
Huron.,Regional Rally Of the U.C'.
W 'at Wroxeter -r nn-Wednesda_y
were Mrs; Garnet Farrier, Mrs,.
George' Thompsc Mrs . Fred.
Tiffin Mrs. Elwood Gros} Orth`,.
Mks;' Albert Coultes;, Mrs. Carl
tN'e`ber-ndIrsllari;lultaarey-.-igbt' two'=by-fours, singly, pile
WEDNESDAY,; ;OCTOBER 29th;1
Mrs. Arnold Scott on Sunday •
The previous Sunday. Rev, Braden
was a guest..of Mr. ,and Mrs. , e.
Young, •
ongratu• aaons . o •.r, . an. t,
Donald Huffman on the birth of
son, October 22, and to Mr, and
Mrs'. Rory Huber on the birth of a
son ori October 22,'both.in Wing.
ham and District Hospital.
Hilda deBoer had a checkup i
London last Thursday andis now
able to attend school,
'Mr,..and Mrs. Victor Youngblu
of Belgrave visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wan
and family. ,
'Mr. and Mrs.:Gordona1I,
Doug and Brian visited on -Sunda)
with Mr. and Mrs, Bob Davis an
family at Union. '
On Saturday night the annual.
church' supper. and Sunday'School.
Achievenent Night will be held
at 7 o'clock inthe church.. 1\,11.
and Mrs. Bill Bates wi11 show pie
tures•.of Eastern Canada,
Mr: and Mrs-. Norman LeClair
and *Donna' of Toronto we're wee}
end visitors with Mr.. and'l�lis,.
Stewart MacGillliv,ray and •rami
Rev. Horace Braden of f London.
was a dinnerguest with M;•. and
•
Never -en
Well', Thanksgiving has come:'
and ' ' went, and : here we, are
headinginto. dismal November,
and :.I'm farther behind' with
everything than I .. was last
June...
On
,the second--day-.-Of July; -1
began` cleaning up. the base
n:ent " . And . I can prove
There's , still: ' a : so iid little
'heap sof . dust, . detergent and
other basement garbage sitting
there, proof positive that I got
done-corners&ept• out, •It's in a''
p
direct line with the: washer so:
that you have 'to'.: walk . -around
it. every ,time. :This ' ':creates
some :interesting ccmments.
My major project ' of . 'the •
suminer• Was to have been 'put...
• ting .a new 'top on: a little back
Porch, ' under. which we .put our
garbage •cans. There's an iron....
lois. lid that opens,.." made` `sof .`
two-by-fours. One hinge was'
going: and a couple 'of the . Om-
'
bers .were loose.
oug ; • tine
a• wolf with; a• toothache,
ca. use we•have. a new system.
`There's; nothing:: wrong wi"
the' 'new 'system. except •tha
like every .other new : systr
mr
it's lousy, copared •to then.
one,; whieh.-was-also---lou
Prophesied. A. year .ago,•''dos
have ..escaia ed :n .:direct: pri
`portion to, the increase '�' re
,tape' and • inefficiency.
It's something like the Boo
of - Kings. ' Paperwork; beg
more ' Pa erwork,' Rules .keg
Regulations at an alarms
rate, and Committees beg
'Committees like so many ra
bits (There goes my' chance'
'ever.:getting "`anywhere int
profession).
•Don't worry, I can stanri $y
terns: 1 wasn't in the .air fort
for four years without learnt
how to:. beat .them-, Yoti don
defy. them, you just chew *ft
from ;within, . like a termit
until . they collapse
Thanksgiving ,I .lOoked---401
ward to . a. chance' to get cand
' up on everything,' get out
the . open, .and relax, , see t
colors of fall,. •and forget abo
.. the System (after a11, just a I
ofalonest mere tryirrrtcrdom
good, job.: No women, strangel
enough).
So my daughter -came:top
from 'first month of u•tii:versil
Bewildered, full• of haag•ul
'about courses; and desperate
lonely~
:For'. the past two years,
most frequent• comment to'h
was,. "NOW, :you be ' in at
.reasonable; .hour. :This tier
we col`ldn't get, her out of: t
rtrd
`n drove her• downtoWrl and: sa
Then there was' the hedge, I "Get out; of the- car and go
a
was going to tear tC it - one -• ee--somebody.e h ' as
Plant, a new'one. The, old one in an hour:
• was getting:; rotten ; in, spots. ,It's • And • now it's the ; rad
; •still there; • '. - : leaves no pu
W r n-ter�4 un 4on. both
hinges are' broken , right off,
and •:when you: , want to " put
something in the garbage cans, •
you don't lift the- lid.You lift
'' We are pleased lto report that' • them up, put the junk in, then.
po replace , them• It takes ,only'
Mrs. Russel Ross was:.able'to return about.. five minutes. And•.every
home on Sunday from Kitchener time' you go thri,ugh'the opera
Hospital with her,husband Russel tion, it's raining: ,
Ross and Doris. Another plan• was to rent a
' chain saw and, cut• up Fall the
This community.. extends wishes• huge oak limbs•' piled along the. •
for.:a,speedy recovery to Wesley ' '',fence, for' use in the fireplace.}
Young and. Mrs , Fred Gilchrist ..
who were injured in a head on
auto accident on the 6th, Conces:�
sion' of. K,inioss on Wednesday.' all those oak im . s' pi e
against. it. Pretty frustrating.
The many friends here of Wil
lord Caslick who was hospitalized
recently in Wingham Hospital
wishes him a speedy recovery.
They're • still there. 'Speakiflg of
fences, there was .to be a new
one this year. But. I couldn't
et' at the Old one because of
•
n intended. L lu
I -was going to plak a lot of . ten three elms, e
golf and get fit. I even, asked • butternut and' two vasty, oa
my wife into playing,, and •paid The maples. come down like
her fees, I played about eight shower of .dandruff. Elms a
times, and • got fit all right. I butternut . trickle. down W'
now fit size 33 pants . instead malicious .pei versity. And l
of 31. But my wife hada great blasted oaks wait, until eve
season. She shot her ':first game thing' else is, raked ;and 1
last week° Five holes;. at $16'a snow is falling; before tl
hole. And the • club is closed condescenti•:to contribute th
.. ' . ... ,. ..,.- , AAM �A+*i .. _.
With ' such an.: active, Stren-
uous -summer behind me, it
`vas good to ' get back. to the
orderly job' of teaching, where
you have'• to do things, whether
you feel like it' o. snot. And
ever since, I've been as owly as
Oh •iwe1i, life is the"bnlY
we have�•But I can tell you°
thing.. • There'll : be • no, me
$54.00 phone bills for A
;month of wife•and-daughl
talks about nothing.