The Lucknow Sentinel, 1952-09-10, Page 7•
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 19414 1952. •
Letters.:To The Editor .�
Dear .Rosemary Thyme.,
Well here T am "Larne from the
old Tea ' Kettle" whofirst wrote
close on 4o four ..,years sago to
the Editor of The 'Sentinel ask-
ing help to rid my tea .kettle of
*lime. A nuMber of "answersw'ere
given; ;bunone 'had worked =not
• even' the'hammer which :chipped
the enamel badly. So; 1. purchased
a new kettle and used. soft water
in the old one,'. and, surprising
enough the:soft water hras helped,
xemove the lime, •
It's nearly •• too. late to extend
an inimitation .,•t'o . you and yours,
,also theSSentinel Editor, to pick
blueberries . this year ibut there
are lots and 'lots of wild buckle-
: ,berries and' cranberries to pick,;
I. enjoy Your column very
much. With a farriily of 6. chili-.
renin ages from '1 to, 13 I. can
use:: your recipes to help with 4:
school lunches: I have made •a.
recipe ` book :called, "Luckno*
Sentinel's Rosemary Thyme" and,
yum, yum, is your, date loaf 'ever.
delicious, .
Keep up the good ,work with
your coltu n, although;. I've been
silent' I' sure kiep an• eye oh your
.Column 'every week
°Lirne - From ;The Tea Kettle".
EARLY 'RESIDENT ' PASSES
An `item. ' which we missed at
• :holiday . tirn.e was the death of:
Mrs, Elizaibeth .Bnumptori, . age 91
years, whose death : occurred .at
• Resit Haven; Nursing. Home, at .St.
's Thomas. :
u
Her late husband, S. W. Britmp-
ton Was a • merchrant `;in Lucknow
N kt. some three . score years ago, .hav
•e ing ,bought out the pioneer.' store
t;. .of Malcolm Campbell. Mr. and'
t Mrs, Brurnpton .moved to Port'
II.' Stanley over 50 years ;ago.
D. . •'.She is survived by one son,,
., • John L. ,L.ondon and 'port '':Stan_
Stan-
ley Railway agent at . Port', Stan-
'' ley,:::and fornierly of-S't ,-Thomas
'sand one sister, ;Mrs. John. And-
rews of Provost; Alta. •
THF' JUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
711,479!°,7
:ter
PAGE ;STEVEN • ,
WEDDING BELLS
COOKS=--JOHNSTON
'Ashfield ' Presbyterian Church
was' the setting in which mar-
riage vows • were exchanged on
Saturday,' August' 3Dth,' bj 'Edith •
Johnston and Hector Cooke, ,both
of Goderi'ch. The bride wore a
street length dress'. of delphinium
mesh. with .grey ,accessories and
corsage of rubrum lilies and ste-
phanotis„ Mrs. Duncan. MacDon-
ald of . Flint, ,Who attended the
bride, wore a .street length .dress
of navy ,crepe with pink 'acces.-
sories' arid:Corsage of Hildegarde
roses. Mr. Duncan MacDonald
wras best man; The couplewill.
make their 'home in Ooderieh,'
aimed .at .the, Dominion govern
ment called' for the' allotment of
a • sum of ,Meney for: an advertis
ing campaign to' overcome the ex-
isting surplus of beef by the pro-,
motion of the food value of meat,.
tending toward more home con
sumpti.on. .
A preliminary i four -man comi=
mittee was set up at: Thursday:
night's'meeting. They are, Ernest
Ackert of Holyrood, :Andrew Mc
Tavish ..of.. Paisley, .Wesle'y'' .Mat-
hes- of Alleniford•and John Wolfe
Of Ddbbintori. •A director from
each township in :the, county will
(be na led' later. .•,
. BRUCE 'FATALITIES
SET NEW RECORD
"With a third of the year yet
to go, ; we have :'already had More
traffic fatalities :in Bruce County
than : we .had • all, last year, even
though 1951 established a . record
for.; the, numiber of highway
deaths".. , •
This is the, report of Cpl John
Craig of Walkerton who is in
charge of the Provincial. Police in
• the county. He announced an .'in-
tensified drive •on violatorsof the
Highway Traffic Act, ,
"Many • driviers do not seem to.
, realize that ,the- possession of a
driving 'license is not aright ibut
rather, a privilege ' _- a right to
drive right—which may be.' with-
'-dn rr for any reason.: 'deerriEd-
,
sufficient".
BEEF.,BREEDERS '.ORGANIZE
n IN .BRUCE 'C'OUNTY
Over. One hundred farmers. met
'in Paisley Thursday night, di's-,
Cussed the beef . Situation,. and
'formed. a Bruce County Beef Pro
^ ducers' Association. In charge of
the 'meeting ivas :David Ireland,
president' of the_ Bruce• County
l'ederation of 'Agriculture.
The new body inimediately
passed two' resolutions: One 'corn.-:
Mended the Dominion govern,
onent for a 'most 'effective clean -
UP; -of P; -'of the foot:fond-mouth' disease
outbreak in banarda" but urged'
that since. emergency. conditions
.still.ed.ist, the government "sup
port a beef price to be maintain-
ed :at. the 'ipreesnt level by the
purchase, of sufficient heavy Beef
to remove the , surplusuntil' the
embargo is lifted".
,Another ,recorninendation. also
. •`- __,_..:_�� ._� . rte.:
KIS"
S,
o ^a
DRY
GINGER AL
Q
1
SHOVIIER IIELD
Mrs, Ivan Papernick of Goder
ich held a miscellaneous shower'
recently in honor of Miss` Made-
line Bogie, •bride -elect, daughter
of Mr- and ,Mrs. Ernest Bogie,
Shepardton, The living room was'
prettily decorated with pink glad-
ioli and: streamers. A pink um-
brella v itl . 'balloons suspended
by° ribbon from each point show,
ered the.' bride-to-be while she
opened, her many useful and
lovely gifts ' Miss Bogie thanked
all those 'present for' their kind.
wishes.- The •dining, table .rvras
tastefully:. arranged 'with .:pink.
snapdragons and candles. Mrs.
Harvey Fuller aunt of the bride.,
poured tea .while the: hostess ser-
ved' a sumptuous' lunch': Tea cup'
reading added 'inch to the en-
joyment of the evening.: Mrs.
Papernick' was . formerly Jean
Ritchie of'. Ashfield.
STARTED ,AT SEAFORTH
In last` week's issue we referred
to ' Mr. J, R^ -,McNab as having
'started 4in the. produce business
with the D.,.D. Wilson Co. of Dun:-
,giarnon. This ,Company •was locat-
ed at ,Seaforth,_ although Mr: '11iic
N. alb drove for . them :in this ,dis-
'tr'ct, and located in Dungannon
vein he estaibilsbed .ls ,own pro-
duce business.
GOODBYE TO PUMPING '
DISSOLVES TREE `ROOTS
ELIMINATES DIGGING
ITS MODERN:...REVOL,U,TIONAR-Y !
No more expensive unhealthy pumping and digging
.. up of cesspools, septic tanks,, seepage pogls, grease .'
traps:and' clogged lines: •
Here•'s the most 'reliable and aatest method to
..liquefy, dissolve and saponify. grease; sludge{ hair,
cloth and othei:organic solids. '
This modern chemical guarantees quick and effi-
cient results in .12 to 16 hours. NO SHUTDOWN
of pool or tarnk'necessary while chemical is.working.
5, 10,' 15 25, 50; ond.100 Lft: CONTAINERS
'Reg,;' Canadian. Pat OR. Reg: U.S, Pot Of,,Pendinit .-
• For fullinformation, cal
GpOp FAeKtQQ,
^ GREASE
SE SE 4.4411F'
•1 FPAGE, POOLS
S ,TREr
Oboes IN CES ROois
AND *Ix�NOo�S:
TANKS
1 or ' write
Y JAMES SALES' CI
60,9 William St., -'at C.P.R., Phone 2-6776
LONDON, ONTARIO •
!TED
• See our display in the JAMES -BUILT PRE FAB
COTTAGE AT THE WESTERN FAIR.
•5:.•E C U
R I.,
•
1-1
As a member of aircrew, he's marked as a young man of
unusual calibre. He's had months of intensive training on' the
finest o _qu prnent. Re has developed -character, -and:
the' chalice to go far in this expanding service offers him a
bright future. The future accomplishments in the field of
aviation can be counted on to outstrip its brillnt past.
Here's the life that any boy -= or. any parent
can Be proud of. There's: a blend of skill, adventure
'alnd service to your country that can't
be beaten forsheer satisfaction.
"Would you like to Ry With the R C.A.F.?
Then ,get all the facts today!
RE'QU.l0E.MENTS
• " Age 17 to 24 years and unmarried
1 Jun�of Matriculation or better. 7-.4, UnI. r
verity degree is an advantage. • .. a' t•
• r ri :
• Junior Matriculants ate:elible fo>r ci .
bhori se-rviFe' commisaior*,i of six `pests
iurat$on =- University gradualon for .a
permanent pomniisslon :'
k A selected number of personnel holding
• short "service cpmniissionn .aro.. granted
^ perniaiteiit commissions on a coinpeti,
five basis,, the reniai'nder receive is
ROYAL' CANADIAN
AIR: FORCE
Director of Personnel. Manning,
R G-4,:fi• Headquatlers PVtfaiwcii'. "" ''
i
1' Pledse" mail to ,mei,, without obligation; full particulars ,regarding
ma
.. enrolment requireents ntioldenin
gs now available in the R c.A Fy
i • NAME (Pier! Piint)'
C..../........1.-/.... YY .
1' r ' ' (S,,,,„urname) (GKnetlai+ Nit -4)4
STREET AL DEESS + . , :...^,...r,rr ..
5 • a
eubstantialrgrattlity,, on the termination tt ,erti' ;.. ..,,.^.,
of their eu dg'
a»sent.,^ ' 1' •
pltdV
A
I CE
1
_1 ' ' EDUCATION 1'bY Br`Athe and proeince) .......^ ., ..
Ali
r wit i r r
YY „.v
YY_ n �
cX1.1 a�s".2�irv,,
.a
•
•