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Lucknow, ; On
Unveil{ Historic
Indian'.Plaquo
Bruce County i 'istory of m;pre
than a century ago. was . recalled.
on Saturday, July 29th With -the
unveiling, of. a. historic plaque Qr
the groundsof the Saugeen• 11.1"
dian • Village Mission Church at
Chippewa H�iil•.
'The plaque commemorates the
signing , of the Saugeen Znctian
Treaty • of 1854, and was planned,
and complied by • the Archaeolo
gical and• Historic .Sites Board of
Ontario. •
The Bruce County .Historical
Society had a . part in the un-
veiling with the Society chairman,,
S, E. • Robertson of ;Lucknow act-
ing as chairman. • •
The inscription, .on the, plaque
reads as follows
The Saugeen, Indian Treaty, • 1854,'
On 'October .13th,. 1$54, iri the
first 3nission ciiureh: which stood
on this site,,'a treaty was signed
Witli the • Saugeen. arid. Newash
Bands. of • Ojibwa'Indians... The,
.Saugeen (Bruce). Peninsula' thus
surrendered, was. the last exten-
•sive territory in the ' souther
part of the .present Province of.
Ontario •rernaining,{n Indian ;pos-
e
,` session; Among the Indians who
signed' the treaty was Chief Janes.
Newash .whose village 'stood.. on
' part,: of'. the ..' site of the .prgsent•
city of Owen Sound, :while the
Former Lucknowites50 Years
FOR: VIER LUCKNOWITES, Mr:
• and Mrs. H. A, Doupe, 18 Oak-
,' 'Wood Ave., North,: Port Credit,.
'celebrated: their golden wedding
anniversary on: ` 'Tuesday, ' July
11th:. • :
Mr.. Doupe ''was principal of
Lucknow Continuation School
prior to. accepting the principal.-
ship
rincipal=ship of. Port Credit High School.'
in 19,19,: and continued :in that
position, .for 33 years until his
retirement in 1952:
Mr. and Mrs. Doupe have, con-
' 'timed to reside at Port Credit
• where. they are , highly esteemed.
A gala reception attended by
many former students of Mr:
Doupe, marked the auspicious oc=
rasion. Approximately .'250 guests
were present. Besides those froi
Poi1° Credit, there were guests
frcrn Toronto, Stratford, Brant-
ford,Burlington, St. • : Marys,
Kirkton, Exeter, Detroit, Oak
vine.,' ,California,, .Brarripton,,
Guelph .
Former Lucknow residents who
attended open house were; Mrs.
William MacKenzie and Miss
Katharine MacKenzie, Dr:' and
Mrs. John MacKe.rnzie; Mr, & Mrs.
.Gordon Webster, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl .Lindsay, 'Mrs. T. S. Reid,
Mr: Harold Burns.
Numerous congratulatory, : mes-
sages 'were 'received among which.
was a letter from 'Prime:lMinni,
'sten,, John Diefenbaker. •
Cut Courtesy Port Credit Weekly,•
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paper, envelopes, hasty notes,
thank You notes, boxed 'greeting
cards, magic' markers and refills
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retina, •and iiiariy other` items.
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usiness •:Co1ige..
JA :4-8521 or 7284
Swan;.,'a ' da.ghter :in Kincardine
Hospital. •
Mrs; D. A: Hackett is iri Wing-•
chain Hospital. •°
Miss Marlene Huntervisited at
Barrow . 'Bay where she was
1 ridesnnaid • at the.' wedding of
Mr, and •Mrs. Mervin: Campbell
(nee Judy Hardman). of Kincar-
dine. She attended •a reception at.
Wiarton for the•. newly-wed's..
Mr.,. and Mrs. Walter Ritchie &
family of, Windsor are •holidaying
with relatives. in the Zion district.
•
priifcpal government; negotiator ''•'. Fpa:ING • RES•
was '. Laurence Oliphant, 'Super7.
intenderit General of Indian Af . • • •
fairs. The. Yreaty reserved for the
Indiana- six tracts': of, which. the;
Cape Croker, Saugeen and Chief's
Point Reserves, and the' Saugeen:.
Hunting Grounds; still':remain':
Erected „by the ntario -.Ar
aec' ogical ..and istoric .Sit
Board. ' '
ri
Miss Angus G°ould;' Miss . Ruby
and Boyd .Clark and Mrs. Mary
McAuley. of Acton, visited.' last
Th"Ursday with Mr. M°rr
'and. s:.
Frank `Ritchie and Anne.
Mr:. and Mrs. Harvey "Ritchie
and fancily and :Mr. and .Mrs:' Will
Ritchie visited with Mr.and :'Mrs.,
Sim Smith of Molesw:orth`,on ;Suri
day, •
Mr. and. Mrs. Nelson '. Raynard,
'spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.,.
Walter Dexter. •
;Doug Tasker,. is visiting ' with
Ron : Gardner: '
C•ongi atulatigns'to Mr...an d' Mrs..
Lorne,; '.Cook on the birth of a
daughter .in Wilgham Hospital,
and also to Mr. and :Mrs: Russel:
MCLEOD .—'. GARTER '
. ' Trinity' Lutheran Church,
kerton . was the :setting for .the
wedding .on' Saturday, July ,29th
at. 3.;o'c1'ock of Eleanor Jean Car=
ter, eldest. .daughter of • Vlri and
Mrss Peter Carter . of'
HLeoolyd000nd lyan,sdo'n.Mof dMor' John
•VMrcs..
Norman McLeod of Walkerton.
Rev, john 'A. Arbu kle
officiated'
'at ,the double rineceremony. Mr.•
Otto trues. of Elmwood' sang "0
'Perfect: Love" and ``The Lord's
• Prayer'''. Mrs. Harold • Wesley .of:
• Walkerton was organist,.' ,
....The bride,•' given ' in '-.marriage
by.' her. father, looked ..lovely
a floor Iength ;gown of white or-
gania chiffon, and ,lace,' featuring'
a •'round scallaped: neckline,:: trim-
med: with sequins and seed pearls
and lily point':sleeves.. The bouf-
fant skirt was• accented `with' a
shirred bustle 'back ''effect.;. Her
'veil of tulle illusion was held by
a. tiara. of .m'ohair and.' •pearls, • &
she carried a cascade bouquet.: of •
red proses, .stephanotis and trail''
ing ivy:
1V.1iss 'Mar• lene :Carter of Holy
roodwas i'naid of, honour for. her•:
sister. She, wore' a gown of lithe
.green 'Silk .organza_ .over taffeta.
'Similarlygowned: in a lilac 'shade
was the :'senior bridesmaid; Miss:
Bertha Edgar .of Atwood, cou
Sin . of the bride. The junior
bridesmaid,, Miss Ruth' Hodge of
Crediton,. niece of the groom, Wore: • '
'a matching.' dress .in light blue.
Vernon Reddoii . of ' Walkerton,
nephew of the groom was •best
man : and ushers were , Elgin
Kreu er;. Walkerton, 'nephew .' of
the groom • and George:. Carter.,
'Holyrood, .brother, of the bride.
Dinner was held:'.at 'the '.horne A
of the.,'bride's parents for about
45 guests and• a ,reception follow
ed at Holyrood `Hall for • ower 100
guests.. •
'The bride's; mother : received
the'.guests in a blue figtred'arnel .'
jersey dress with, pink accessories..:
The .'groom's. mother' wore • 'a two,
tone' blue 'crepe •dress with blue
accessories: '•
:Mr: • and. •.1*s. ' McLeod , will re7.
side .in. Walkerton.
•
,,He triedto pit -11 .the 'wool over
her eyes= -.but he used. the wrong
yarn.` .. k
After dinner mintis what you...
need. when the waiter brings: the :•
check:'
it was a dejected .young 'miss .'
who said: "He nit only lied to,
me about 'tlie size of his•. yacht,
he Made,,me do the • rowwing:"
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