The Lucknow Sentinel, 1965-11-03, Page 10'.:RsA08
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Dick McBride Died
In London Hospital
RICHARD C. McBRIDE , . .
Richard C. McBride who resi-
ded north :of Lucknow on t he
road . to Holyrood died in West-
minster Hospital. London, ` on : Oc
tober 6th; 1965. He' had ' pneumon-
ia following a . serious operation.
Mr. McBride.; was born 74 , years
ago ` on May 6, 1891, at Gordon.
Lake' in Algoma District, the son
of . John, McBride and Maretta
McLeliand. On returning'' from the
war he . married • Lucine Lajoie
,who: predeceased him..
"Dick" . and his two brothers,
Craig ' and 'Reginald made their
home with their`.' grandparents, the
late Mr ard Mrs. ' Robert McLe1-
land, Gore/it Lake, Algoma, fol-
, /Owing
Gore/it the c hath of their mother...
At a.: later date the two .::. older
boys Craig and Dick joined 'their•
father, Joh McBride, m''' Printe
Albert, Saskatchewan: It was here
that" ' Dick received his education:'
Shortly after, the dose of World
War I, he became separated from
his brothers and, his whereabouts
was unknown , until' his brother
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3rd, 10
Olivet United.' Church Was,the
scene on Saturday, October 9th,:
at two • o'clock, for the double:
ring ceremony which united in
marriage Phyllis Elizabeth, dau-
ghter of Mr. and Mrs, Herbert
Clayton, .Huron Township and: Bo-
bert Francis, son of 'Mr. and. Mrs.
Robert Scott, Ashfield Township.
Candelabra, terns a n d asters
formed ,, t h e background for the
ceremony with Rev. G. N. Ball
officiating: The wedding music
was played by Miss Sandra Mac
Charles, Ripley. Mrs, John Mac
Charles, Ripley, was soloist, sing-
ing, "The Wedding Prayer" and
"0 Perfect_' Love," while the reg-
ister was signed.
The, bride, given in marriage by
her father, .chose a floor -length'
gown , of white peau de soie. The
bodice was fashioned with ' lace;
over Peau de soie, high • neckline.
and long lilypoint sleeves: The
Ifront of 'the gown was enhanced
with roses of ' peau de soie.. A
I chapel train of chantilly lace" fell
softly from the waistline. A crown
of seed pearls and sequins ,held
her Shoulder- ergth illusion veil.
Reginald, then, : living in, Kinloss' She carried a cascade of Better
Township; discovered h i m by 'Time Roses and stepnanotis.: ,
sheer chance in .1942:, • Miss .Marilyn Cameron, $itch-
Following this reunion ' by cor-ener, ' was maid" , of honor: Miss
respondence, Dick , left Winnipeg Joyce Steele, Kitchener; Miss Lin -
where .he
in-where.:he. had been receiving da:.Mills, Kingston, cousin' ofthe
treatment' at Deerlodge Hospital, bride and Miss:. Brenda 'McQuil-
and;cai a to Ontario to'' be near lin, St: Catharines,niece of the
his ' brother 'Reginald. Dick . hadgroom, were. bridesmaids_ 'They
made his home in Lucknow or wore identically., styled gowns of
vicinity since 1943. . ' peau ' de soie, ' ranging in shades
He issurvived only. by twofrom:. American Beautyto • Rasp=
' : .• .
nieces, Ellen:. McBride of Cooks
vibe .and , Muriel Congram : of ' Van
couver. His older brother . Craig,
whose , location • has been unknown
since the end 'of ..'World War 'I,
may still be living. "Dick" was
never- able .to locate him. A your
ger brother. Reginald died in 1051.
Funeral services was held from
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel on
October • 8th, 1965, , at 2:00 :'p.m. -
Hey... H. Ali:. Strapp officiated: The
Royal Canadian Legion Branch
309 held'memorial' service •' on
October 7th with 'Rev_ ' . Roderick
MacLeod.. officiating
berry Pink with scooped . neck-
lines
ecklines> and short sleeves. Cumber -
bands and bows :at the back fash-
ioned the short skirts. They- wore`
matching rose : headpieces ' with
cocktail veils and. carried ' casca-
des : of white' mums.
-The groom was attended by his
brother, James Scott of Lucknow.
The:" ushers were Lynn Clayton,,.
brother, of :the bride and : Doug-
las
oug
las . Scott; :brother of the . groom.
The reception was : held at the
Bruce Inn. Receiving the •guests
were the bride's ' mother, wearing;
'a jade: green crepe'. sheath with
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Don 'Gillespie. Miss Edna 'Boyle
presided and the meeting opened
With . a hymn. Mrs. Roy Schneller.
read the scripture and: Mrs.' Tom
Hodgins gave . the meditation.'
Mrs. Jim: Smith led in, prayer fol-
Iowed' . by the ' Lord's prayer re-.
peated in unison: Letters of ap=
preciationwere_read by Mrs. Ron-,,
ald Thacker; . Roll Call :: • Thanks,
Business was deal with and the
f hostesses :thanked.' Prayer closed
the meeting. 'Mrs. Jack, Hewitt
will be the November 'hostess: A
delicious luncheon .was served.
hill Cemetery. Pallbearerswerecorsage of yellow rosesThe
Ken Cameron, .J C. Johnstone, i grooms mother . assisted, wearing
Wm. Reed, Chas: Robeson, John 'ablack . and blue jersey sheath
E. Hodgins and Norman E. Hal With black . accessories and ; cor-
sage of :pink roses.
For a : wedding' trip to the Cen-
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with brown and gold accessories
and corsage: of yellow roses.
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The bride is a:: graduate of Strat-
ford General . Hospital School. of
Nursing. They will reside in Luc-
know in the . Gammie Apartments
south: of town. '•
Guests were present from King-
ston, St. Catharines, : Kitchener;
Elmira, London, Stratford, Glider
ici, . Thamesviille, Teeswater, • Tiv
erten and surrounding.; areas.
KINLOUGH F ;
Will. Move To' New Horne
Mr. and Mrs. Gor : MacDons
aid' andgirls moltedtiring the
week to the home of parents
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ma s i itiald
who :will: come ,to , Kinlo : as
• soon' as their new home is " ,m-
pleted. "
James Hodge :Tient to Lon ' on
on .Wednesday ' where ,he will Un-
dergo further surgery/ at Victoria
HospitaL We' wish him improved
health. ' ' '
Mrs: Jack Ackert and Mrs: ' Sam
Farmer • will be the' hostesses for,
the W.I. meeting on November,
4th. Roll Call: A mad or .roman.
of the hour and what they are
doing for their country. , Topic:
Our Canadian way of life. Motto:
A good citizen is one' who is ' not
content 'to' sit. Panel :discussion
which has the most influence on,
the bringing up of a cid, !wine,
school pr church. Report of the
Rally. ' Directors, Mrs. : Raynard
Ackert and Mrs. Ed Thompson:,
W.A. 'and . Evening Workers Meet
Mrs. Jim. Smith gave her home
,on Tuesday . for' a qulting for the
W.A. bale and. the Evening Work-
ers held their regular meeting at.,
the same home with Mts. • Ronald
Thacker hostess,. assisted. by Ms.
ASHFIELD: ,C.G I.T.
•The .3rd meeting: of „the Ashfii
C:G.LT. opened with the C.G.I
hymn' ` and purpose ,_The • roll c
was' answered by 12 members a
I new members joined. They• w+
'Donna and Elva Ritchie. The' : di
of 50c `'were ' collected.' ' •
A discussion Was held :on: i
dation services followed by. a<:B
ble quiz by Linda Cameron. .
Closing prayer, ' was by Lu
Cameron: '
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