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)NOR.ED AS. THEY
LEAVE 'ZEALA1,1DIA'
M_r. •and 1Virs J. II. ,Murdoch of Zeal,_.
Iartdfa,�S�slc., and •we11 know :n .many
; • take
here; are moving to. Saskatoon to
up • .residence. Mr. Murdoch, notary
public, has been •in. the real estate
, .
and insurance business in Zealandia)
for _thirty 9wo years: He is one of The
Sentinel's long-time readers, 'having
subscribed continuously since 1895;
and his "'father, before`him since the
paper was fist published.
That Mr. and Mrs 1Vlurdneh . were
quite popular in Zealandia is ' proven
,- y the_fo�Loyiririg-article wltieli-we-rte-;
produce in part from the Zealandia
ews
The largest crowd ever to attend
a'farewell parity in. Zealandia was that
held in the Community Hall to honor,
,Mr. , and Mrs. J. D. Murdoch, prior
to, their leaving for Saskatoon, where
they, will reside.
It is not. given to many to stay
one.commuu'ity for 32 : years.. But thie
is the record of Mr 3., D Murdoeb.
ana his good wife for a somewhat
lesser period, in the Zealandia dist ict:
The name of J. D.; Murdoch is to many,
of is oYd'friends•-here and elsewhere;
isoine*hat of an institution:.. When
they think of "Jr D,",. they think of
•
1HfOte LUCKNOW SEN TI'N
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WEDDING'BELLS
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MOl TON :cit, WFORD
In St; Th
. orrta s' Anglican Church,
eitren Sound, in the presence of im-
m .a
e i to relatives Ole ',Saturday., May
d.
31, at ft
emH'8
KrE
Rober
,t
s
solemnized the marriage of Miss Ida
Delsina Crawford, of Lueknow,. Baugh-• Hirstan ' of
ter ,of. Mr.. and••Mrsr John T: Crawford Mr. and Mrs; An „ew l with 'his
d d Edward John I Toronto were recent visitor
Jarurea. another,. Mr's,
endersen
H
eou le- of days. visiting friends
s
The bride was. eding : in a honex::.sPe 1tl a 1? .,
beige xwin-Print [redingote ensemble, in: L, ondon this tweak'.'
With. thatching, gloves and';off•-the-face g Burt Roach visited
e' Mr,. and 1Virs.
i7rrind<..straw ghat: Her cprsag.. ,• .. ` . gTener of
wougUet dWith their daughter,.' :Mrs
�bou uet lavas d)f ;yv3�ute ,.gardenias.• At- h . � last •'
•1 • r, oderich 'Sunday
teridfng -'h er lister, Mrs._: Harvey • Me � '�.. ! ,on •r• red , from
' �lr wore' -a beige and luggage• Catharine Prest has returned C.ulloag , .. � . _ ... . .
redingote.` ensernble .with,:browr :W ngh'aant Heeisital; where :she under••:
tan,endicitis.
gloves and brown straw hat similar
went 'an Operation for, app
to -that -Of- -the-brill the -bride -Her :corsage was
Mrs. Donald 11-orrison and -snit Mar -
of Talisman .roses 'Gail A. brother -
church
[her doth visited on Friday with Mrs.IVior-
of .Rochester . N.Y.; was his br other rison's sister;' Mrs.•. Cox, of .Kincardine:_
iii -law's groorrtsman, • The church �wris' Mrs. W. J.: Barber of Cranbroolc,
B. C., spent the weekend at the home
of her sister, Mrs: R. 11, Thompson.
Mr. and 1V1:rs.'•N'• S. Calvert•left
,Saturday.:far Lindsay upon receipt ,
'Of -word of the serious illness of Mr.
Calvert's mother. • •
11 -Ir, :and .'Mrs Jack .Sinclair 'and
daughter Shirley . Ann of -t troit were
Week -end. 'Visitors; with Mr. and'1V1,'
Garfield Ostrander. •
Bank
•' Miss Jessie. Henderson;'of the Ba •
%ijy t al'�aoiitr� a- xaff i�: ; i -.a..- we -wakst...
vacation and left ' for :Toronto the
first of the week.•
. .
(LOCALandGENERM).`
Bob Courtney of Amberley is visit
ing at the hone of Mr. and Mrs.W.
S. Reid. •
John Marshall of Clinton is vis -
king
J n
• tat
lues
in
and 1
'friends
e
tiling with
the • community. •
of Owen ,Sdrun :.:art
Morten, son of:Mr. and .'Mrs..'. ' ' David Ruston.•
S. `Morton- of' -Southampton, • Mr. and •Mrs._ Morgan
THE
ELECTOR
OF WC
.; AM MINN 0:. S CUN*
k
SOL E
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:1C114078., FUR,;. T$E
'E of ,SERVING TIIE
BEST INTETiESTS OF THE •
MUNICIPALITY • '.
our
YeC..I
ted
beautifully and, simply decorated wit)
.spirea, lilacs and other garden !bloom
and on the altar were burning -two
white candles. .cera
:Receiving at..the home after• i the
emony, Mrs. John 'Crawford, mother
of the. bride, wore a [navy blue redin-
gote ensemble with .corsage 'Of Cats
rose : �"3Virsr-�Jaxrsea•�'dox
me]•rta s
mother' of the groom, (was in navy
sheer and also -wore Car melita, roses.
The. buffet table was laid' with; a beau-
tiful hand made lace.. cloth and cen.-'
tied. w tli,a ma pale. w1 h r►astel.shad,-
ed ribbons caught into small nosegays
of sweet peas and phlox This. effec-
tive .centre:'was mirrored in ;a glass re-
'$ilector. Pastel shaded candles in cry's!.
•
tat candelbra' completed the table dec-
orations. The . wedding 'Dake, topped.
-witte+flower-oniament that graced
the bride's • m lies cake -d3 -years
ago; and surrounded with a, mist of
white .'tulle, : was, on ,the buffet. The
rooms- were loveiywith tulips, iris and
lily -of -the -valley. A.ssistanth at the
eupper hour:iwere Aire: T. 'It Carson,
Mrs. B.••A Best, Mrs. G. T. Urquhart
and Mrs James Crawford.
For travelling the ',bride donned .n
beige topcoat of light wool., Mr. and
Mrs Morton will reside in Toronto
Mrs -'Morton, is the stenographer at
the Maple' Leaf Aircraft 'Corporation,
'which duties she is 'carrying on 'tern-
porarily. Mr. Morton'. was a dormer
employee of the Corporation. '
Thursday,
Friday,
Satan!
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ung 26;27;78
Besides The
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. ular Lines
ED.
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For This Sa
YouwiiI find
plentyof I
Odds &' ; Ends �.
at , Attractive
PRICE.
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Zeealand'ia, .and, vice 'versa:'
Mr: Murdoch has served this Oven.
and [fist -nisi (well. Among _the public
positions he has held are Mayor and.
Councillor ' o£ the town of Zealandia,
member of the. School:I Board, treasur-
er. _and_vieg,president •of. the._local R'ed.
Cross ,Society„secretary-treasurer,of
the Sunday Scheol, and there may be
others;:.bet these are a,few the edi-
tor 'has picked at random
As a 'businesman, he is one. of the
most thorough,. and conscientious; it
has been our privilege, to know. Over
a, period of 19 years The News has
transacted considerable business with
him, and for . him, . and ' we like bun•
dreds of others can speak from ;exPer=
ience.
• Mr. 'Murdoch will be .missed here' in
many '[gays, but his friends are glad
to 'know' he will be Making periodieal.
vi -its to Zealandia., , . ,.
Mrs. Murdoch has been a 'leader • in
many ..branches: of church and com-
ntunitye' work. She was president of
the Ladies':Aidfor many year's, leader
Of . the Choir, member of the Wonien'-
Guild and very ,prominent in :the Red'
Cross Society ' (especially .during .the
last ' war):. Poor ' health has preventee
.her taking a more 'active part of late:
We could go on eulogizing our good.
citizens for solne time, but We bbeli'evc
a part of. the. presentation • .addres`
read. to Mr, and Mrs. the sentiments of Murdoch coli -
vet's
..all' of us
in
'
Zealandia and district,, viz., "It may be
truly 'said, ne members of this tom•
munity have ever enjoyed or merited
a greater•'degree of esteem and con•
fidence that your good• selves".
An • address 'cif " appreciation. to Mr.
and Mrs. Murdoch was read ,by W. M
Roberts, which recalled the°many act-
ivities they had, been .associated with
•for the good of the town over a long
period of years, and (Wishing them
God speed in theidays that lie' ahead.
As a token of the high regard in
which Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch are held
in the community,, Mrs. • MacFayden
handed' each a gift of .War Saving
•
Certificates., Mrs. MurdochMurdochalso re.
'ceived•a 'bouquet of flowers, presented'
by Mrs. 'W• M. Roberts..
The'- recipients expressed their
..thanksfoe the kind wishes and the
gifts.- Mr. Mui;doilt, in his reply, re.
marked how happy they had been in
Zealandia and gave; a rewrite of the
early days in the town arid district.
Mk. and Mrs.C. Johnston and. young
son Douglas of Sarnia; visited over
e :week=end with Mrs: Johnston'
parents, Mr. and° Mrs. Richard Web-
ster. .
Dean McInnes; Jim Campbell and
Donald'MacDenald left for..Southamp-
ton the first of the -'week' where they
{have : secured employment' •in a fur -n
iture'factory: •
Bill Horne was;.,a week -end visitor
with 'Mr. and • Mrs. Lewis Taylor ai'
Ashfield :before ` moving, from Peta
wawa with the 7th Army Field Regi-
ment, enroute to•, ,'New Brunswick..
'Miss Jane Hornell of Toronto i;
holidaying' at the 'home of her par .
ents,. Mr. and. Mrsr, Wm. Hornell,:, who
had as week -end • guests :Miss Lizzie
Hornell, . Mrs. Harry ;Hornell; z Bill
REDUCTIONS
DougIas-�
TO •TH:E''E4ECTORS.
OF: LIJCK,N!OW . .
HAVING QUALIFIED, ,AS
COUNCILLOR; T HEREBY
SOLICIT YOUR 'VOTE: i
OBITUARY
MRS ISSAC CROWSTON
Following" an illness of some, length.
Nre.1 Isaac Cxowston; of Langside,
passed -away on1 Satilyday morning,
t orae of her son.-in--
th at h
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h
e
ane ,
W'n
Kann"
11 Willialit Kennedy, t g ,
�'
She was in her. 74th 'year and -was the
daughter of, the 'late -Mr. and Mrs.
,Chancey• Sh6tvers. Born on the Kith
s io ' of Tiirnbe ry,. she'• resided
ponce s •n ,
there• until 'her marriage, over -fifty
years ago, 'to .11er•now 'bereft husband,.
,Aftq their marriage they.' lived ,iii
Woinghaa
.kTacota, bomapW+foash , and Lang
n, N''Dat r the' past nano.
b
be�r'tif.years , have farmed at Langside
Mi.the f ir"n on which ` Mi. Crowston
w.as born. Lest February- Mr. and Mrs.'
fit YGti'ston celebrated their golden iwed-
r ,
ding.. tinnive'rsary. at .their- -home iU
S.angside..Mrs: Crows't`on had a very
:indly disposition and she was a mem-
ber -of the Wing -lean -B?rpl`ist. Church..
• • She leaves_te _mourn her passing 'be-
sides her husband, two sons and two
elaughtei•s, Earl, of Calgary, Alta.;
Mrs. 'Frani: (Elora.) , Tout, • Bruce
Beach; Mrs. Wm.. (Cecelia) Kennedy
of Wingllm, and, John on the home
farm, Langside. She is also :survived;
Fly •two brothers, James 'Showers, of
Winghara, and :Daniel Showers, Lou-;
don; .and siv grandchildren: One son,
19Q
rri.' .
• �e.� ad.d.he �
y
=Wail; prcde t �----
T.he''rune. ai' set vice was, held et the
hone of her son-in-law, Wm. ..Kennedy
on Tuesday :afternoon and `wee coif -
ducted by. Pare E. M. Laney •'trod `Rev.
Kenneth. MacLean.., Burial took place
in 'Wingham Cemetery.' . - ' '
IF ELECTED I' WILL. DO MY
UTMOST:., TO WORK 1111 THE .
INTERESTS of OUR SEPOY, •.
TOWN.
Fair Deal For .All.
•
WILLSIE.-LANE, Hornell and Douglas„McKechrtre.
•
•
Lane,
0
Miss Isabel Douglas 'who has, not
MissEsther Eliziiibeth La , a. P P
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lady -of -Ripley, and -:only: been enjoying good health for a time
returned from. Loitdori” Tti :day even--
big,
ven-frig, where she had been consultive
a'': specialist .We° understand she wit'
shortly .:undergo an appendix open•
a`ton to Wingham Hospital -
Mr. oand Mrs t.Al'ex MacNay, Mrs..
R. J. Button and -Mrs. John Howe left,
on'Tuesday by motor. for a trip to Ot•
taws: and ,Montreal: At ,Howick, Que
bee- they .will visit with Ml's. Howe'.•
brother, Mr. Albert Keirr,; and Mrs
Kerr and attend' -their kolden wedding
'anniversary}ll 'I ealth : prevented Mr•.
Howe from accdmpanying them..
GO,RI.DON: IRWIN Was one of Jack
'MacDonald's •Selections in naming an
.all -tine, 'a11-star'Brltce League team.
'Pitchers were KO Goldsmith, 'Gordon
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lane
was married at high noon Saturday,
to Mr. William Donald Willsie, of Bel
mont; - Ont.:_The. ceremony-: ,took place
at the Hackett homestead, Ashfield
township, where the, bride's inot'her.
Mrs. Lane; was born and Married and
which 'is now the home of the 'bride'
cousins, Mr. and 'Mrs Wilfred Hack
The young couple were married or
the porch' under a . canopy of ' fir
boughs, pink and,: white ' streamers .
and-,su r unded by bouquets of' pink
and whi peonies. The wedding cere-
mdiny: was performed by Rev. C. N.
McKenzie of :.St. 'Andrew's United
Church, Ripley. The guests were as-
sembled on the lawn, amid 'a" setting
of beautiful} •flowers, and a perfect. Irwin' and the •. late' Frank McCartney.
June day, lith : c eT ar i1ue ..: -Ralph Pequena .• nd• •Sandy-!
head, .; ;were the choice *the catchiing depart=
" The bride; given in marriage by het merit. •First, Steve Robinson and Fath -
father, was becomingly go'vned in er Egan; recon Mel Donahue.and
white organza. marquisette with' finger Fred' .Given;: sh rt,1 "Hopper" Mack• -
tip veil 'caught with a. wreath of or- "gem; 3rd,, Leo .Ob�erle; outfield, "Irish"
ange blossoms. She carried a shower O'Hagan, Del .46 and Borden
bouquet of pink: and White'roses and ,Gregg:. O'Hagan,"sas'd pitcher, infield -
sweet, peas with .streamers tied with , et, outfielder and bitter was Jack's
delphinium. Mrs.' Francis Gemmell, t
friend r f the bride, was matron of
honor, [owned in_orchidnet over, tat
fetta and' carried a bouquet of roses
and sweet peas. Little Carolyn Ann
Lane of. Toronto, niece of •the bolde •
was; flower girl, gowned in heavenly
blue point ;d'esprit over taffeta and
carried a ndsegay,of rose's and daisies.
The groom- was attended by his bro-
ther, Mr. Harold Willsie of Toronto.
Favoritism To Ione
I Will Be Unable To Make
Any Personal Calls.
'THURSDAY, . JUNE 26th, 1941
Tior's„ Fri, Sat: June 26, 21, 26,
JOE E,, .BROWN •
'SO YOU WON'T TALK'
-- plus —
a
Tr.�1 of the Vigilantes"
a .
• a
Fr..anchot Tone• •.Alan Hale
-
• Mischa Aver .Andy Devine
Tues Wed. June .30,.July 1, 2"
:Most. t(
' Ph ladel hia' Story
The P
-LIP,,AY, -SPECIAL,
With ,
J A MES .S.T.E-1'1xA13T __ _
• CAR* GRANT ` .
�.._ liATHERZ;.NE- HEPBURN
HOW `YOU.NGSTER 'SAVED .HIS
Family .From Bondage. Louise Arta- . .
st.rgng, sociologist; writing in The •.
American Weekly ;with the June.1.29 •
issue ' of The Detroit Sunday, Times;
wilt' richt,[' be tiie tncredib-le ptivi i "' ;
el' a widow and, her four children Ori ...
It Share=cropper's desolate:island, and
;.how the .need. of better laws, :educa •
ion and . protection for the' South
t
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' ' •The'pallbearers were six of her ne= bind's "forgotten people".' Be sure' to
O. THE ''ELECTORS
OF LUCKNOW
'At the signing of ,the register, Miss
Carolyn Johnston of Detroit sang
sweetly "Oh'Prornise Me", accompan-
ied by Mrs. ley. C: N. McKenzie, who
also 'played the 'wedding, march.:"
The bride's mother wore' heavenly
blue, ,with a corsage` of pink roses.
The groom's mother wore a printed
navy sheer) with a corsage of yellow
roses:
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and
radon
G
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St.
,
lawn, r
After the' reception on the
dinner Vias served when five .• girl Lucknow. •
choice • for the best all round player.
He must have oVerlaoked Gordon Ir
winhere, for as' well as performing
equally well in all the above mined
departinents, ,Gordon could take hip.
o •
r More
turn behind the hat, and' did .itm
thanonce when occasion required.
MURRAY. RAj has been transfer-
red from Atwo'oct to the Port Stanley
:branch of the Canadian Bank of Com-
merce. "
"friends of the b,'ride did the honors.
Tlie bride travelled in a navy dress.
makers , suit with, white .' accessories
After a motor ` trip to Ottawa ani'
points, east,. the couple Will reside Vii'
the groom's -fend in Belmont. `
Guests who attended the weddini
came from Detrdit, Sarnia, Toronto
YOUR VOTE
-. AND INFLUENCE _
WILL BE SINCERELY
APPIJ.ECAATED, •
VOTE .FOR '
homas Boyes
For A 'Square Deal For A11
1• THE, LUCKNOW , UNITED CHURCH ,•
•
RESIDENTS ' of Walkerton have
been instructed to 'boil water for dont'
estic use, since the' outbreak of 'six
cases* ,paratyphoid: The. milk supply,
1 is definitelyinot the cause of the. out.,
break, and although water is' •beitig•
'II boiled the meter 'supply has not been
• m.pioven , to be the source of Y the, germ,
1
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SUNI)A, JUNE 29th.
19 A.M.--CHUf CH SCHUOL.
11 A.M --*OLY COMMUNION.
'I. 'P.M.—EYENINC WORSHIP OIC'
GOD. ,
COME AND WORSHIP,
phew:, John •Hockridge,.• ofi Bluevale; I The .Detroit Sunday Times.' this,
W•.T and John Cruickshank, Charles. ��eels' and every •week. '
Chester • and Victor Showers.•
TO THE ELECT -ORS
OF LUCKNOW,
HAVMING , QUALIFIED for the
vacancy. on the Lucknow Council.
for the balance of 1941, I respect-
fully solicit your vote and influ-
ence.'
nflu-ease.'
WILL .ENDEAVOUR, if el-
ected, to serve the best interests.
of the Municipality.
THE REPORT is • being circul-
ated that as Chief of the • Fire
;Company, I'am not qualified to sit
on the Council. My resignationis
in the hands of the Secretary of
the Fire Co.
Tours Respectfully,
Austin Solomon
RInd'ependent�. Judgement '
Collmon Sense and
• from -An. • • Cliq
• Abselute • Freedo� Y
tic
T. .
VOTE F
• FftANii RENWICK,, son •of Mrs:
James' Kirby' has been called tap for.
training with the R:C.A.F. His brother'
is also in the Air Force.
ATTENTION. was drawn last week
by ,the Ripley Express to the need•• of
a permanent ifign at the 15th Side.
road and Huron -Bruce, Boundary, in-
dicating the road to the Iluron Vill-
age. r ,
PUPILS OF Miss Blanche MacDou.
gall., A.T.C.M., gave a musk recital in
Ripley recently when $21.50 Was rais-
ed for 'Red •Croes Work, , -
CLANSMEMS
Concert &Street Carnival
LUCKNOW
the e of
s. July
• CONCERT 0 :• THE: :ARENA.
COMMENCING AT 8.15,, BY THE,
ort Albert.. R. A.F. �Blue Boys' Concert, Party
. fly` kind' perntissi`o-n-Tar ptairr-P: -D-Robettson,_•- --
Adults •25c, 'Public School (hiidren• Free
• Entire 'Concert Receipts 'for , British War• Victims Fund.
C
Street: • Dance andarnival Games
FOLLOWING THE CONCERT • ,Mc(Yr1ARLES ORCHESTRA
PLAY TIME IS HERE
PROTECT YOU CHILDREN'S FEET, WITH;••► PAIR OF OUT-
,ING SHOES,: SANDALS'•O'R SCAMPERS. ' 1
Canvas, Outing ''Shoes-''
: W% 1'1 ',VI: A ('OM.1'I,ETE RANGE OF CANVAS OUTING •
, SHOES, Priced From '65c to 11.19
Ssman's scampers
SI'1MANts. SCAMP►EitS ARE COOL & . HEALTHY BECAUSE
THEY'RE' CORK INSULATED. THE `I'oUG:HES"X` WEARING
• CAMP S11:OE:MADE •
Priced at, $1.49; $1.79, $1.99
` Do'rn n on Kites"
1#A.It M:4001' I SA'v DA LS , W ('l' it CREPE RUBBER, SOLES.
• .CHILD'S •SIZES to 71/4 .. $1.25'
' CIIII.il'H SIZES, f'z to.101/4 • . 1fi1.3 '
:M 1KS:Es' SIZES, -11.2 $1.45
CHILDREN'S S'I'GI'9i .1)0 WN SANDALS at ... , $1,419 &$'1.•25
Rathwell (.1 Sott
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$