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PRESENT 'COUNTY,.
.M STER`S JEWEL
(PURPLE. GROVE NEWS)
Quite a number of. the Orange-
men from this district attended
the Orange church service m
Kincardine last., Sunday' morning.
A record number 'of the breth
re n headed by the brass ' band,
marched from the 'hall ':to. the
Baptist Church,, where a very:
\impressive:.sermon a was preached
byl
.RevM.1,cDowell. There were
•
also special numbers: by ,the choir.
at At the conclusion of the church
service the brethren returned to
the -hall' where' speeches and re-,
marksby different mernbers of
the Order were• ,given A ' special
feature of .,the meeting, was • the
presentation of. 'a • past ,county
master's • jewel to: John, iVIcCor
Mack: The 'presentation. was
made by County Master John
Emerson, who. commended' Bro.
McCormack for the very efficient
way . he discharged , his duties as
county inasterr the past two years.
The Purple Grove. Institute
met at the school last Wednes
;day night, 'with.:, a .large•' attend-
ance. Rev. Cox showed slides on
his trip ' to Ceylon.
Miss iVIarville' Scott of Toronto
visited friends around the Grove
last Tuesday. '
i1Vir. and.. Mrs. Jim Sterling
of • Bayfield•. were: visitors at the
home of Mr..- anid-= Irs.Donald,
MoCosh ' last Tuesday:
Mr.' and Mrs. Alex ,.Lockhead
and •Mrs. Duncan McEwan• :of
Dryman, 'Scotland and. Mr. and
Mrs.'. John Emerson visited the
Misses Margaret . and 'Nellie SMI-:
colm: of Lucknow last Tuesday
evening'. . •. , '
• The members of 'the Presbyter,
Lan Church choir at Kinlough
presented Mr' Johne Barr with a
firth t . -book- last -Sunday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Claudie Dore &
Carol 'attended ,the Orr picnic at
Exeter on' Sunday.: ,
.Shirley and ' Pat. Patterson' of.
Agincourt and Mrs: • Andrew Pat-
terson visited , at, the• home .of
Mr,- and Mrs. Burton Collins for
two. weeks' • holidays `
Mr. and Mrs.. Inisth and family
of Walkerton were guests of . Mr..
, MRS...TACOS ECKENSWILLER and Mrs.. Frank Dore on Sunday.
Mrs. ; Jean, Quigley and: .Jimmie
A well known and: highly'• re-
spected. citizen of the. `Kinlough of London were visitors at the
district 'passed 'away on June .• 24 'home 'of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hill
at ,: ' Kincardine'.. Hospital where I recently. • '
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she:had been.. a patient for a.
.short, me." She was the former
Catherine Blinda'uer: and.. was
born in ..Carrick Township on
November 25th, 1862. After her
marriage to. Jacob Eckenswiller:
they came: to reside east of Kin -
Mrs. Eckenswiiler had a kind-
`•:Maori and was familiarly
as, 'Granny".. Her biome
a.1 one of true baspitality. Her
Enaiiiitama..predeceased her . nine
. : also' a daughter,. Mild
Mild -
.red. v dfzed in childhood. Sur-.
i; ,,,.4..:.•g • 'o-ne daughter, Mrs.
`' Wes ' ' Th p6on . •(Maude.) of
` art dtr.,e and 'four sons, Geo'.
B.C.; Edgar
of: =or . Levi of Seaforth and
...Elden Of floss` Township,. There
are asps ten :grandchildren •arid
ser enteen great grandchildren.
The ' remains" rested , at' • the
Linklater .funeral home where
the funeral was . conducted by
Rev. T. JJ. ¥cKinney of 'Kin -
lough Presbyterian . church where
she. had -been .a - faithful member.
Pallbearers' were • Grant ..Weir,.
-Graef-and- Douglas: Eckensw-iller,
Roy Graham and Clarence Cer-
son. Flower bearers ;were friends
of ; the • family. She was laid to
rest' in the family plot 'in Green -
"hill: Ceinetery,' Lucknow.
Phone 10i •Lucknow
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DIED AT WINDSOR ..
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The. death . of Dr. Farhuhar
(Frank) MacLennan '.o Jud1st,
Windsor.;. on Thursday,ne
at "the age of 86 years. The fun-
eral :service was ' ,conducted at
,Windsor on Saturday and 'burial
made on Sunday, 'in Ripley cern,,
etery Where. a graveside .service,
was held.
Y Dr, MacLennan was _' born - .in
Ashfield, just' west- of •Lochalsh,
on the• farm .now; owned by Dan
MacLean. He taught school at.
Lochalsh before attending medi
cal School. at 'Toronto:. Upon grad_
eating he practised for, a couple
of •years 'At 'Kintail .:before ' Mov=
'brig to Ripley in' 1900: He remain-
ed in 'Ripley until. 1914; and was
the first person .. to ' own< a' 'car in
that village.
'Dr. tacLennan is survived by -
his :.widow,' one, son, Dr. John
MacLennan' and a daughter, Mrs
Jerry' Taylor (Beth) of Windsor..
Bob'.. Macintosh and Bob `Mac-
Kenai,e are' great nephews of Dr.'
MacLennan, their :grandmother,
Mrs. Hugh. • MacIntosli, "having:
been .a ',sister •of :the Doctor:
OBITUARY
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Bili Taylor
WEi N S AY, JULY ,11th, 1954
s "Best Recruit
moNumaNrs
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
WALKEBTON
We are the only ' manufac-
--_tnrers-in-this; part of' --Ontario -
of high class monuments
who import' granite from the
Old Countryy in the rough by
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monument..No middleman..
When choosing a monument
come and 'see 'one of the
Largest selections in Ontario.
-Establisheddovet::-sixty-years:---
Write or phone Walkerton 8
and reverse charges.
SKEITO N
MEMORIALS
WALKERTON .
CORNERS
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Mrs. ' Charles , Schmacher arriv-
ed home- • last week after; spend-
ing nearly a year .visiting' rela-
tives:''
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Mr:' Eldon Francis --of-. Tees the family: of Mr. and- I7 -Ge -o7
water spent. last. ,week with Mr• . Phillips Of West Wawanosh'
James 'Wraith. • dropped . in, .to , surprise them and..
Mrs, Robert Scott '(fornnerly of help them celebrate their: fortieth
wedding. anniversary.
Mary . Phillips• of , WM-tham
read the'address and 'Bette Mc -
a sister of ' Mrs. Arthur• Green.. Donald presented. Mrs. -Phillips
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Craftsman William, G' .Taylor: now and is married to Dorothy,
C
;of Lucknow and: Wingharn, who•:
completed the 'Depot • and 'Re-
cruit course early last month; has
walked:' off with the top 'honors
'as ":best. ; recruit" in 'his class :at.
the Royal Canadian Electrical and
Mechanical Engineers School 'at
Barriefield, . Ontario.. • .
Brigadier M P. Bogart, C.$ E;,'
D.S.O., C O.,' commandant Can-
adian, .Army Staff . College, at
:Kingston, . inspected the class and
he presented the ;trophy. to 'Cfn.
-Taylor on parade "June 14th.
Cfn.. Taylor, son of:' Louis' Tay-
lor of town., was 'born in I.uck-
MARK ,:FORTIETH before they' are ail gone.
AN NIVERSA RY our hope chest display at the dis-
trict annual, ' the Institute is 'send=
On Thursday night of last week ing it, to Toronto for further
,Irene' Taylor. Their`. home is
in Wingha'm, Ontario..'
Liking the.:Army- he considers
Making. the Army. a career where,;
he' will be keeping step to his
two brothers, , Cpl. Robert Tay-
SiC
RCA, 'serving in Kor,ea
and AO -.Arnold Taylor, ,RCN;
serving in Ottawa
Winning'' the best. recruit tro-,
ph'y at 'ROME .School is riot an
easy : task- by any means. 'Crafts-
man •'Taylor,' '.a fine . amb,assador.
of. 'Lucknow . and ' :Windham, i$ .
well. on:his. way to a, fine future..
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Having received; first prize for, .
this community) passed away in
London. The . funeral was held.
Saturday.; from Church's funeral
chapel, Teeswater. Mrs. Scott was.
Sympathy is :extended to Mrs.j with a lovely wall -mirror. Ron
Green and /boys. - •
The community also ' extends
ald Foran presented' Mr. 'Phillips
'with' a signet' ring. A social. .tame
.sympathy to. Mrs.. Everett. Why followed..
tock in the loss : of her grand- The couple; have six •children,
mother, ,the , late MO. E. • Husk, Albert . at • home,' Leonard. of
Kinloss, • Wingham, Russel , of Belfast,
• Mr.. and ' Mrs. George Robert` Rozella : (Mrs. Norman McDon-
•son and family; ' Kingarf, *ere ald) and . 'Iso'bel (Mrs. 'Elmer
;dinner guests Sunday,of Mr.•' and Foran);' both 'of West Wawanosh
Mrs. "John Schumacher:,and Vyetta (Mrs. Irivin�g, Iteid)
Miss Helen .Schumacher, Lon- of Kincardine, There are twelve
• andchildren.
gr _ .:.
don, .,called ' on. Mrs. Frank; Brown
Saturday . evening.
Mr.. -and Mrsr-Starrley•. Ga11a-
her, • Wroxeter, spent . 'Sunday
with Mr.'' and Mrs. Art Hodgins.
Sunday evening visitors with
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Brown and
Reg were Mr.. and Mrs, Wesley
?fest I est and. Fred of Kinlough. and HOPE CHEST' TO TORONTO'
Mr'.
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t
competition Mrs.' I enry-M en- •
zie : has painted . a .picture . for the
•Institute 'to• . be' entered in,. the
same Salada tea 'contest,
• Plans' are made . 'to • have the
Institute picnic at the Ashfield
picnic , grounds on July, 266/at
2.00 ,p.m: with 'a backet lunch,
• Mrs $'ill: Johnston played a
piano huh ber.,, Mrs. Bob Farrish
read, the poem, "The Old Rocking
Chair". Mary ..Alton played two
piano selections, Mrs. Dave Mac-
Kenzie read an old , poem called
"Grandmother
The meeting closed: with ' the
Queen and 'iistitute grace .after
which lunch.' was served,' •
> . On Sunday, about fifty vela-
tives, droppecl • in . , to lit5nor-tl're-
couple ,and present them with
several lovely gifts: '
TO. SEND :PRIZE-WINNING
1VIRS. SIDNEY DECKER'S . and Mrs:` Hugh Nicholson `8S
MOTHER PASSED AWAY Harvey of:+Bervie., ;
• Mrs. Henry Tierney . passed Presented 'Gift' to Teacher
.away on 'Tuesday of last, week We are sorry that fast ,week
in London. • The funeral service we neglected to mention that S.
t as 1d_ n_. the.._.Aew Apostolic : _S Na.. 5�, tli±ossXr Presented their
Church on Thursday with inter= , teacher, Mrs. Dorothy Thompson,
ment in Forest
' Lawn memorialwith a lovely', nylon blanket at.
gardens. • the 'school picnic at Formosa.'
Mrs: Tierney : was a forme rest: Mrs. Thompson Ts now on a two
Went of Kincardine, She and her week motor 'trip to the 1YYari
husband made their ho?iie in times. ,
Lue.know for a time. Surviving
besides her husband are 'a. son
and daughter, Marcus of Lon-
don, and Itathleerl, Mrs, .Sidney
Decker of Kitchener.
Several people frorn . th'e corn-
^munity v i e w e d the' • havoc
wrought by the storm, in the Kin-
garf distri4t and report much
destruction. •
The. July meeting', of the Kin-
tail W.I. was held at' the ,borne
of Mrs. .pert Alton. As ,it was
Grandmothers' day, each Granny
' ret.
was -presented -with R. p ty, cod..._.
sage of 'summer flowers, The roll
call was, "Something people did
in Grandmother's day".Some of
the alder members told:, of the
days when oxen and shank's:
snare were used for transporta
tion, while the young ones told
of the horse' and: buggy: days,
There; are � still. a few cook'
[books left so. Mrs. Ray Dalton
is t er o t all to et one'
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