HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-05-29, Page 9inDNESPAY, .SAY 29t1w, 1946;
HAS UNIQUE
,IUG 'COLLECTION ..
Bliss Jose?hine MacAllister of
West'Wawandsh has a' unique•das-
sortmentof some '300- pitchers,
which attracted a Beacon -Herald.
hotographer,•who recently' took
a•picture 7of 1VIISS , MaeAl:lister and..
• a few of the oddities among' her
collection:• They are really jugs,
.not pitchers, Miss MacAllister
points., out.
P: The collection .was beginby
her mother about fifty, Mears .ago,
and was inherited by Miss
Allister . sixteen years- ago... The
collection ; , which . numbers ` be
tweenr4275 and ,.3QO �txgs; Contin
ueg to grow as.. the owner:adds.
unusual pieces from '.timee' to time,'.
many of them being gifts from»
• friends- and visitors.. '. ' The Only
• duplication in the lot is, a • dairy
• maid ..jug. •
Originally the collection hung'
i g a. �'
froth ;hooks along a''jug rail, but
as the numbers increased .they
•'' filled ..chi n.a 'cabinet 'shelves,
spread along the' top of the piano
and now encroach' ,on table' space
in th qq ; front' room of the MacA1
e..
lister:' }iom
Makers .,i•epresented in the col-
-lection -include such w, �ell_knaw_n.
names as Coulport Royal •Doul
ton, ''Aynsby, Wedgwood, :Royal
Bavarian: and. ,Bayreuth : '
• Salt .and; Pepper Collection ('i lj ;
But West •Wawanosh. is not
'noted solely. for. its collection ` of
dugs•.• Miss- Christine -Finnigan `° of
Prosperity, has'a collection of 145
• sets _ot'. ,sa:1t and_Pepper.,,shakers;-
no•two being the ,sane. Miss Ein-
nigan began as a, school girl. '.to
assemble her collection;• which
now • incl ides many " unique' and
unusual designs.
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TUE. LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNO'W, ONTARIO
AN ENGI..ISH SPRINGTIME
A quiet' gentle English spring is.
here;
We hear the spring -song of the
little rills,
The •rooks ,are flying in 'the clear
warm sky
Anl_every-_wl ere• ..are brackeni
• covered hills,
The English violets r~ growing
ming
• everywhere '
Across the ;hills,, and moorlands
far away,
And to ,the
great wild •heather
covered; dells •
A .warm green mantle greet_ ah,,�
new spring.day;
The clouds= f.!
o war have passed
away again,
No enemy swoops down from "
I' mout
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the sky,'
The' meadowlark .is stn in 1 - .
..g, g, ust..
Above the graves, where count: -
less heroes lie. •
Spring speaks of •a" new 'resurrec-
tion hope, , „a
.The English:prirnrose blooms in
;field
dfn�
'The• .deep green •.grass; in quiet'
churchyards grows.
:mantle over,. our great fallen
then.
-Cornposed by . Wm. .NI. ,Buck
ingharn, •
An -old • ferrrier; was complaining.
bitterly, to the • minister about the
erribl bad ;•weath"et, .'•iox„,=2,-toe .
clop : when the, latter ;reminded
-him'--•that he had much to-�-be
grateful for all, the same. "And,.
remember",. -said' the good mangy
!`Providence cares .for, all.: Even
the birds.'of the air are 'fed•: each,
day"..
"Yes", replied the farmer,
darkly,' "off my.' corn".
BOUNDARY EAST
-' Mr and Mr Scott -Patterson
and.: daughter Judy :of. Detroit
-and Lavvergne--MacMillan of '.;Kit.-'•
chener-:visited at'Mr JohnMac-
Mikan'S during'•, the week end:
•Mrs.:' •
Pharis " Ma'th'ers `:attended
the :funeral at Embio ,on Satur-•
qday .:.of the late ° 1VIr. ;Mu•rray,
father; of Mrs.• .Melvin; Hackett.-
Mr And:.Mrs Alex
,Wingham• and Mr `°and Mi sCl.if -
;Hackett and' 'sons spent. Sunday
with Mr and :Mrs. Phar:fs Math-•
ers
Mt Jack Gillies.spent:'Wedne-
day in London.
Mr. D'. S., Carruthers; 1VIrs: John
Carruthers ,.and ' Li Ilan .;and `Mr
'L:±B•aker v s ted; at George ]ush-
er's on Sunday
know, the World short,
prosperity ahead
Vier);
host, gf_f04• and
food is nfoney.
The question most fanners are asking today
is "How can ,I .get my 'share of that prosperity
'to come?"°
• That calls:for equ pmen'tj-modernization •
possibly new gadgets to mechanizesome of the
last strongholds of hand Iabour'around the farm:
The Sank of'Montreal is ready to offer the
necessary financial aid`to go-ahead farmers who
wish to improve or modernize their_ farm
equipment, buildings and' lands.
Visit yoxr Bof M manager#today. Di"wuss,your
needs freely. He is ever ready to be helpful:
,Remember,, when you ask for a loan at •the
Bank of Montreal you do not ask favour. .
BANK OF MONTREAL
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WEDDING BILLS
•IAAKE—BANNERMAN
At Teeswater United Church'
House on Saturday, May :13th at
10.30 aan,, the wedding was soh
emnized • of Ileen Jane Banner,
man, eldestdaughter of Mr: and
Andrew"`Bannerman of= Rty-
ersdal;e, and: Robert John' Kaake,
only son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Kaake of Kinloss;'' Rev, p. A.
Facey officiated,
• The bride wore ,a street -length
dress of pale blue sheer and a
flower. hat • with . shoulder -length
veil.: Her corsage was, of sweet-
heart roses.
Miss Bernice Ba; nerman Sister-
'ofthe bride s '•bridma
esa i
, xwa d,:
wearing 4 pale blue.l crepe ; with'
headdress .of' Pink:; earn tions . and
a shoulder -length . veil;' her ' cor
sage was pink ' carnations.' :Sher
wore . the groom's gift of a gold
locket ;and chain. The. groom's'
gift to the bride •was a chest of
silver.: Mr.' Wm. Smith ..of Kiri
'cardine was best ,man. •
A wedding .dinner was .served*
at the;, home , of 'the bride's par
.Crit
fol
following S, n g . which .Mr. • and
Mrs. Kaake left on a-• wedding
trip to London. Windsor Detroit
and Niaara, Falls. : -The bride
tra gilled •.in- a. brown dressmaker
suit with tan accessories and car,'
ried a'beige topcoat: On their re-
turn they .,will reside: on .;the
groom's • farm one 'mile west of
Kinl-bss. •
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JACKSON `EMMERTON,
'Aquiet wedding was solemniz
ed. at. -the Anglican Church ,rec-
tory; :.Kincardine, on 'Saturday,'
May ll tl aat 11 • a.m., when Sylvia
May Jackson; ' eldest daughter of
Mr. and, Mrs. William Jackson' of
Kincardine became the bride ;;of
Mr Stanley Howard Emrnei tori,
. hs
John •>7 •m -,ton; Sr , . of H•tiron
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Township ;:Archdeacon '. W. , H,
Hartley officiated.
• The bride wore a gown of
w1`lite not and tact, With finger
tip veil: and .carried. a bouquet of,
red `roses and.white snapdi•agons.
Miss .'Edna 'Jackson; sister of: the:
bride, was''bridesmaid in a' gowip
Of blue chiffon with• 'Pink, and
blue flowered, headdress She
carried --a 'bouquet -•of-pink 'roses.”-
Mr Eddie Emmerton was grooms.
'fan
A,,,recept'ion! ,wash held i,
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_.. BELFAST
:Mr: and Mrs, Willie" John' Irwin
visited last .Monday, evening with.
Mr., and Mrs, Wilson • Irwin..
Mrs. Lane 'and' Clifford went
to, . London an Wednesday. 'Mrs.
Wheeler _returned -hame : with,
them for a day:
Mr. :and Mrs. Thos. Hackett,
Freda, Lois' and 'Kathleen visited
with' 'Mr. and Mrs. Elmer; John-
ston on Sunday evening.
Mr: ` and . Mrs.' Spence Irwin,'
George and Ross spent Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs; Frank: Rob-
ertson of Seafo'rth,
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Miss -Ma'e• Irwin ', visited .with
Miss Irene-IVI'enary over -the -week
ends* •
'Mr. Cyril Campbell and a •Mrs.
Ross Gammie visited on 'Sunday
at St: Marys with Mrs.' Campbell
mho has been 'ill•for a 'few Weeks,
• Mrs.' Harvey: :Treleaven, Jean
'and''Robirk and Mrs; I•Itgg'ins: :Of
"Lucknow visited with Mr. and
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Mrs: .Wilson Irwin for a day last'
Week.
Quartette- Fined
,A foursome, picked up
vincia1 Officer • Robert
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•t
'during a dance in Lneknow
couple ' of weeks. 'ago, were each
fined,. $10.00 and costa: of $12.25
when they appeared before Mag-
istrate McClevis on charges of
having liquor other..' than at, thein,,
•place.•of residence. '
ATOMIC MEDICINE:
What It' -lay' Do: • • .
How new medicine -making use
of atomic ,energy,such; as radio-
actiVe • iodine, may wipe out three
terrible, diseases .cancer, goitre,
and. -Leukemia — is' . tRld in a
double page feature in , The Ar n_
erican> Weekly with this Sunday's
(June •2) ''i$sue of The"• Detroit
Sunday Times Get ; 'the 'Detroit
-Sunday- Times every --week, -•
Named Tilbury Rector' •
Rev; F. C. McItitchie :has been
appointed .rector of St. Andrew's
Church, Tilbury. He was aform-
er rector. at "Kinlough: and swas---'
rninistering in Walkerton when
he joined the chaplaincy: service.
'He • served' overseas for some
time.
L TON• �' dogs rust do
IN WA KER. All
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by 'Pro. 'be tied upduring the, ,:months of.
France' May and, June;
he 'National Barley Can
test its �betng conductedto-
help overcome a serious
barley production 'situation
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resulting from an .extreme
l
at
tending
''Fol :.travelling,''the bride Chang•-.
ed; .to a', lime-,, green.' frock, brown
shortie.: coat `w,th lime green ac -'
cessories; , and a corsage of roses.
Following• a trip to' northern On-
ta'rio `the::couple :will reside in
5—gn�sts ' shortage of seed.andsteadily
deteriorating quality. By1
stisnulatitng quality barley
improveinent, .Canada's'• do
mestic - needs will be :met
Receives Hairdresser's Certificate
.Melvin -Stewart; a recent ° grad=
uate of•'the ., Grey 'Beauty School
.at London, has. received his hair-
dresser,'s certificate:: from this
'school. At the first•. of .the month
Melvin tat oleover-w1 's'"``Jack ;1 -lues-
sey'S ' beauty' Parlor, • known, as,
lrtrelyn's • `Beauty a• on, a n d>
which. she • had • operated ,for sev
erg1 years.
Mr, , and Mts: Hussey (nee
E relyn : Ni,9nJ _•have taken , up
r arrriin
orrt-h-6 B°lti'e rater Hig �-
way; a slio-r t` distances north of
.Goderich Jack served in the
Canadian Navy during the. �ar:
SOLD• HURON TWP. FARM;
BUYS H0111>C 1 IN GODERICH
,Mr:. andMrs.. rs:..John' H. Mac-,.
Donald; 6y Lueknow, who some
`time ago disposed , of their Hiiron
Township farm on ' the Fourth.
:Concession to the Soldier. Settle-
Ment: • Board. have • received 'in-:
structioris to vacate by mid-June::'
They had expected" to retain pos-
session for, another couple of
months or so.
kr,. . MacDonald. 'is holding. a
eletiring •auctionsale, next Tues
day. They .have bought a home
in Goderich. but do not get pos-
session of this untillate summer,
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and successfuh re, -entry into
world .barley. markets'':as 'w .
sured in the future:`
To encourage the growing'
of improvedquality°
and malting barley in. 1946,
diledile-brewing , and malting . .
industries' of Canada are of-
fering- substantial cash
awards to ' the farmers of
Ontario ' who produce the
best barley of certain ap-
proved varieties.
. `PRIZE AWARDS
$3,900.00
COUNTY PRIZE AWARDS IN ONTARIO TOTALLING
$3,000.00::
INTER° -COUNTY. PRIE AWARDS IN ONTARIO TOTALLING'
$400.00 %.
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INTER -PROVINCIAL GRAND PRIZE'; AWARDS TOTALLING,
(ONTARIO AND QUEBEC)
$500.00
Onrtarsarawardr are.Lcanfinedio• the fallowsng-Countaer�
Bruce' Glengarry Lanark Y r'rescott
Carleton, Huron Middlesex t Russell
Essexent • Perth: , • Simcoe North
.Grey Lambtbn Renfrew Sirncoe: South
CONDITIONS: 'All ionafide' farmers in the, recognized malting
barley growing, areas of Ontario ' will be eligible tor.compete.
Farms supported by commercial or Government organizations' are
excluded: The.contest'is• limited to the following malting varieties
of barley: O.A:C. 21, `tMensury (Ottawa '(0), 911i acid Montcaltn.
Final date of entryis •June 115th: For entry forms and additional
:information,' see your Agricultural Representative or write ,to:
ONTARIO CHAIRMAN
NATIONAL,' BARLEY . CONTEST •
COMMITTEE
Crops, Seeds, and: Weeds Branch,
.. PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS, TORONTO • .'
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