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INalkeitoii. Weekly
Marks Centennial
,Harold Wesley, editor and pub-
,
Esher of the Walkerton Herald-,
Times published a special issue,
last week marking' the eentenary
of the establishment of the first
weekly, , paper in 'Walkerton. „
' The 'Sentinel is in its 88th year
'of' continuous publication, •.hav-
ing been esta.blished. in 1873 with,
the issue, published. the first week
of January ' in 1874..
c Couple To
ive In London
IRWIN -- REED
The marriage of Eleanor Cathe,
One Reed and John Irwin, Jr.,
was. 'solemnized On •Saturday.,
August lath, at 7;39.• at
Port 'Elgin Presbyterian Church:
by 4ev.• D. J. Lane, cousin of
the bride's father. ••
The bride is. • the, d'anghiet
,Mr. and Mrs. Allan Reed of' Dun,
gannon, and the groom is the son
:of,Mr., and. Mrs. Jack IrWin .of.
Belfast. •
Given in marriage .by her un-
cle, Gordon Montgomery, the
bride wore white organza with
lace, bodice. and finger 'UP` veil
and: carried' red roses. ' ,
Miss •Jewel . Reed of - London,
was her sister's attendant and
• wore a gold taffeta , gown with
matching.- 'headdress. Her •flowers
were •yellow mums. , •
• The best man was IrWin
bell, •of Belfast, cousin, of the
groom.• • „ • •1,•
For a wedding dinner at the
Queen's Hotel; *Port Elgin, the
bride'smother received in mauve.
Chiffon with. white accessories
She was assisted by the groom's
Mother Wearing. beige' • taffeta
with matching accessories.
• For .a wedding trip;to London
a.ncl_Detr_oi.L.the_bride—donned .a.
• 'beige wool snit, ;with brown. ac-
cessories.
Mr,and l/IrsIrwin will
re-
side in London:
oss. Native
Three significant events ' oc
'curred. in 1873-74:— the incon::
.poration' of the Village, the,com-
ing of the tailWay and the- esta-
blishment. of a weekily papet,,.
named 'then and known ever since
as The 'Sentinel.
The Walkerton paper 'listed the
various publications in 'Bruce in
the past .century or so, and the
year, they were established,
which' ten now remain
1850--rThe Pioneet (Southamptim)
• 1857 --The :Review (Kincardine).
1861—The Bruce Herald ,
(Walkerton) . • ,
1865, ---The Paisley 'Advocate •
1866:—The i3rueeReporter .,
• (incardine): • •
1869—The Teleseope(Walketton)
1869-,LThe pieePreSs:•(Port
1870—Die .Glocke, Geri -nail lang-
uage,' ..*(Walkerton)'
1874—Phe Lucknow. Sentinel •
1874, --The •Teeswater- News
1874—The Tiverton Watchman
1877—TheChesley1Enterprise
1877—The :BusY Thnes...
•- .(Port 4lgin) , •
1879 -The /Wiartim ''•Echo
1880,7The Tara Leader
1886—The SouthamPton BeacOn
1.892:-LThe Ripley Express • .
Mildrnay. Gazette
1893—Phe.'Wiarton Canadian:
1893The. Free Press .• .(Chesley)
1905--;-4fie Bruce. Tires
(Walkerton) • . • ..
1925 -The ••Kineardirie News „
Bruce'.County 'no* has ten:
weekly publications,. arid. which-
-are herewith . ligted beside the
year that the newspaper entered
the respective', niunicipalities: 'as
an 'instituiont . • • • •
Solithampton, Beacon'
1857-•:--.2171-ie Kincardine NeWs
•1861. --The Walkerton Herald -
Times
1865—The •Paialey Advocate •
•1869—The Port 'Elgin Times ,
1874—TheLucknow Sentiriel.
1874—The Teeswater News/
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Died In Colorado
• Mrs. .Peter M. • Johnston, • the
last surviving member 'Of a fam-
ily of 12,.reeeivest 'word On Tues.;
• day of the death ..of•her eldest
brother, James' of ' Den-
ver, Colorado. • ' •
Mr. James was a son:df Wm..
James and Fanny Templeton'of
Con. ,10;.• Kinloss' where William
was born close ,:to four score',
'years ago: He went west. as a
young man, and, later, became
• engaged as a Mining engineer : at•
Cripple- Creek; Colorado, not far.
from Denver. where he has been
retired for some: time.
. .Mrs. Johnston; :(.Nellie James)
is the sole surviving member of
the family. Othets who prede-•
ceased Wiiliam, are 'Mrs.' 'Susie
Scott, Mrs Maud Scott, Mrs Liz-
zie Robinson,"•Mrs,. Margaret
Johniton, Mrs. Ida lyall,,Edward,
John, Peter, Percy and a sister'
Florence Whsi died in infancy:
Former Resi
On Extended Tour
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordan V..Towle
of Vancouver were callers in
town +last 'week. Mr.' Towle,'iS
natiVe •of . the Paramount- com-
munity and Mrs. Towle is the
former Mildred Long of AShfield...
Mr. Towle is a .retired' mechani-
cal engineer. 'It is 55 years since
• he, left Lucknow but. returned to
claim' his bride: Mr.' and Mrs
TOwle have two; daughters, Mrs.
1), A. Evans „(Grace) of Colorado
Springs; ,where 'her husband'”
stationed as a niember Of the
RCAF,; and Miss jean Towle: of
VancOuver.,.Mr, and Mrs.. Towle,
have lived. in- 'Vancouver for 38
years.
• In mid-June they' len' on an
extended trip. Loading their car
on ship they cruised, down the,
Wet' Coad to San Francisco and
San Diego, ,arid 'continued doWn
to the . Coast .of Mexico and Cen-'
trai America, through the -Pana-
ma Canal to the Carribbean Sea,
where they touched at Jamaica
and other points before docking
at Florida, ftorn Whe're they mo-
tored northward to Ontario, and
ultimately to the 'old home town.
After a visit with relatives in
Western Ontario, including„Mrs.
Towle's sister, Mrs. Jean Quigley,
who has been hospitalized with a
back ' ailmerity- they will, head
WestWard by tar. ' ••
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LOCALLADY RECEIVES
WORD OF BROTHER'S DEATH
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Word has been, received by .Mrs.. -
Robert McNall Agust 6th. of
the death of her. brother,,- Mat -
the* J—Lockhart,-4-Suirey,r-B-.- -C.:-
He was in his '86th Year. Hews
the' son of the'late` Mr.and Mrs.
WUIiam •Itobert Lockhart of Sim-.
dridge, ()Maria.•• •
- He.,,leaves"td•Mourn his passing
his wife arid two sons;• Gordon of
Vancouver' and , aitries . of
Gib -
son's Landing;' alsO 'seven grand-
children, . one brother,
of Erma, Alberta and one sister,
Mrs. ,Robert McNall of'I.aucknow.
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Waterloo . Teachers;
Wed On. Saturday
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• 1877—The Chesley 'Enterprise .
1879= -The Wiarton Echo
1880 -:-.-The Tara Leader,
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• MCQUILLIN SCOTT •
Two members of,., the teaching
staff. of Northdale Schciol, Water,
lob, were married Saturday ..at
St: Andrews. Presbyterian Chlirch,
Kitchener, when Rev.-, Chester
Lewis'officiated at .the ceremony
for Susan Margaret Scott and
Barry' Lane McQuillin. Pink and
white, gladioli formed the setting
• Mr. and Mrs. Harold' F. Scott,
ldr Oriole St., Waterloo, are the
bride's ,pare -its : The. litidegrtiOrn,
Who lived at 204 King St,: North,
Waterloo, is. a Son .of Mr.... and
Mrs. Frederick' McQuillin,
Luckn�w.' '
Daisy .appliques 'accented the
sabrina neckline and the ' bouf-
fant formal . skirt of the bride's
silk, organza gowri. Matching
appliques trimmed. the fingertip
veil which was caught to 'a tiara,
of: -seed 'pearls and crYstals. She
carried white roses with a white
New 'TeStainent : •
Lyall Scott of Waterloo , was,
maid :of 'honor for her i§,ter and"
•Marilyn Hall ..of Kitchenet was
bridesmaid. .Their. gowns:were
pale pink dotted nylon over white
silk, styled, with scalloped neck-
lines and short :scalloped sleeves.
.They wore veiled pink nylon bow
headdreSses and' carried nosegays..
of Pink and white carnations• ...'
Ivan McQuillin of, .ghnita, bro-
ther ..of the. groOrn, 'was best man.
Ushers were:Murray Gaunt,. RA
1, ,Lucknow and Lee Riippel of
Waterloo, a cousin Of the bride;
After a .reception at'Berkley
Steak House, the newlYweds left
on a trip to the Haliburton high-
lands. They Will live' at I.& Acj-
miral
ROad,„
.Before her marriage the bride
Was .guest •,of honor • at a linen
shoWer, kitchen shower and a
round-the:clock shower.
Mrs. Jack Delorme and Mrs.
Vincent Scherer entertained the
couple at a dinner at tfi.e latter'
home in Waterloo and the •school
staff made a presentation to ,gu-
san arrd,Barry. ••
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WEPDIN6 BELLS
RONALD—.JOHNSTON
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A quiet but pretty wedding. ,
was solemnized in Toronto on Sat.,.
. 1961, when • .
Rev. J: K. Hunter united in mar-
riage Alma Jean Johnston; young-
, est daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. W.. •
J. Johnston, R.R. 3, Goderich..&
Gordon William Ronald. of To,-
'fOnto,. son , of Mr., and Mrs: Vic-
tor Ronald of Alberta.
' The bridegitteri in rriarriage bY ,
her .father wore a street ;length'
dress •of bine lace and silk ot -
gapia..” A.. flower headdress held
her shoulder length veil and she
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carried a bouquet of white:. roses , .' i ,,, ....• ,..
and . mums, • • ., . .
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Mrs. 'Stuart, MacLennan ' of
Ashfield, • attended her sister . .. r
wearing a , street length dress' of
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strawberry pink nylon, •'. ,... ...... .
Arthur Ronald of Alberta; was
groomsman for :his'. brother
FolroWing the ceremony a din-
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net reception was' held at Scott',4 .. ',. '..., .,....
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restaurant
For travelling ,to the Eastern
States, the bride Wore a gold ..: r..
dressmaker 'Suit With blue ae,-,.
cesSoties. .., • -. • , • .;•
., 'Mr. and Mrs: Ronald will. re-
side • in toronto.
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feirit Setting. For
St. Peter'S
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St; Peter's- Anglican Church •
eongtegation and Sunday Sch661 -`
enjoyed a • lovely picnic at the '
home: of:Mr. and, Mrs: Elnio Rtit, •
Chard on Sunday, August '13th.
A program .of Sports was en •
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joyed with.,:winner$ .as :follows : •
Children 5 arid .Under, girls`; ' •
Janice Gaunt, Eleanor Johnstone; ,
bdys, Keith: Hodgkinson; Douglas
Johnstone; gir1s,6, 7, 8, Susan'
Mantd, Laurie Stewart; boys,
Douglas Stevenson, Donald • Ste: -
wart; 2 girls, 9, 10, "11, Jackie .' •
Cooper, Karen Gaunt; boys,..HUgh •
Johnstone, John •McQUiiiin•,, ,Ken ••
Roulstori; girls, • 12,.: 13,' 14, Pan -i •
Cooper, Wilda:: •Dawson; • boys,
,Keith Roulston, :Johri McQuillan; •:
young ladies,. Marie Johnstone,
Mae Ketchabaw; young men; Wal- 1 ' , '
.ter Arnold., John. ..„Thorripson;
Married ladies, Anna Johnstone, '
Annie Gaunt; married men, ,W01 -
ter Arnold; Fred McQuillin;
shoe kick; •Margaret 1N,AcQuil,„
lin,• Gwen Cooper; Mystery purse,
Belle, ,Mole, .Maimie Roulston;
Oldest lady, Mrs. Miller; whistle
contest, ' Margaret McQuillin,
Notine . Pritchard; Needle and
thread, ''Mr.'..- and -Mrs: Walter •
Arnold; Bean guessing contest,.
— Mae ketchabaw, Oscar
Hodgins, •John McQuillin. ,
Lunch was served to:cicse. a.
very enjoyable evening,.
It s nothow rtniti we haye,,
but. how , much We enjoy What,
we have that make S us happy.,
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