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• September 12,1966
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In behalf of the -Grey -Bruce Area
)men's Institute Convention irx*
utive, •1 would like, to express
preciation to many in the villag=
Lockup* , through. the• col urnn
your Sentinel; ,who have done
much to make our convention .
e of the most';suc. cessful. I feel
itt sure, it. is gpe'that Wilk be
11 and •favourably' commented'
•in years to come. •
'o the local: committee from the
eknow W arn.en't Institute ,, who
trod on 'our 4beh'alfefrorn April..
,'.Mrs. ;Phillip Stewart,`Mrs.'
mstrong Wilson, and• Mrs. Omar
Daks:
ro the. Lucknow Presbyterian,
iited, and Anglican church . •
cups who catered to noon lunch.-
ns and.the, banquet'. The meals
;re delicious and thoroughly
,joyed.
fo the. Lucknow '•Council.for, the
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Hall. complinencaryre-
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were heard of its very fine i
appearance.
To the Lucknow Business Men's
,association whoso graciously gave
up their 'half day on Thursday and
remained open. Also for the
cheery signs in the shop windgws
"Welcorrte Area W,1, Members
The program following the ban-
quet, Thursday evening. received '
only the highest and most compli-
mentary remarks, The guest speak
er , Dean Norval Richards, ' of the
University of Guelph, whorn,Luck• •
now claire as: a home -town .boy;:
Mrs:. Eleanor irwin, 'violinist, for
her fine renditionsof classical
and old-time numbers; to the
MacKenzies for their fine Highl-
and piping and dancing'..As 1 •
overheard more than one delegate,
eomment,"Wasn'•t that juslVsome=
thing out .of this world" ,
To the, most hospitable residents'•.
:in Lucknow and. `area'who..opened .
:their homes to billet the over-
night guests
over-night..guests . '•
• Lastbut not least to some kind
but unknown gentleman who off-'
ered
ff-
ered to change a flat tire 'on a
delegate's car,
To all these local residents
and many others-, for your .kind
courtesies, "Thanks a Million'.
Sincerely yours,
Mrs Harvey(Elsie) Houston,
Past Public relations officer.
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Murray McDOnald
Pleads Clan Reunion
The annual McDonald -Wore
reunion was held on Friday even-
ing, September 2nd with an attend '
ance of over one hundred,
Respect was paid to the ones who
had passed on during .the year by
observing two minutes silence..
The evening was spent in danc-
ing with lots of good music for the
occasion provided by Boyds' orch-
estra as well as Walter Collins,
Bert McDonald, George and Murr
ay McDonald. Bill McLeod of Kin-
.cardine favoured the gathering
with some marches, jigs, horn- •
pipes and also played for a grand
marcii;on the Bag Pipes. Tony Etu(
of Stratford, Bob Courtney and
Jack McMurchy ;called the s'quar'e
dances,
Mrs. Joseph Godwin. composed! A'
soni.'4The .McDonald 'Reunion;''-
sung •to the tune of " The Little
Old Church in the Wi'ldwood".
There's a clan we are .proud to,
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belong to, : •
15 helpers they carne to this land,
Once a ;year let us gather. together
n honour of the, McDonald Clan.
chorus. a
Oh Come Come Come Come, .
Come tothe .McDonald Reunion,.
Now corne every year if you can,
You 'will all get a kind hearty wel
•come,
By the folks,of the McDonald Clan''
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It was founded' by Grandpa.. and
Grandmas,
And all of their, children you know
But while they: have gone to their
glory
We still miss their help with us
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Then one year when we're gather-
ed together,
To be with those gone before,.
There will be a'happier reunion,
On that bright and .glorious'shore.
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We 'hope youwill all be 'here next
year',
And try every way that.,you can.
To make it a grander reunion.
By the folks of the McDonald clan
• ' This song; was sung after lunch'
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c-Donald ; `Secretary ; George McDo'
nald:Corresponding.:Committee,
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Bob and Leonard Courtney.,. Record
Keepers., Mr. and Mrs. Bob, Cour-
tney, Lunch Committee, Mrs.
Lester . Ferguson and Mrs. Harvey
Steele,
Those• coming from a distance
were from Detroit' Mr. and. Mrs,''
A ,ndrew. McDonald .; . Mr . and :Mrs.
Robert Steele, Mr. --and Mrs: Har-
vey Steele, Miss Agnes Campbell',
Mrs. Ed:alene Tracy and fainily;
Vancouver , B. C'. - M r . and Mrs.
Steve Young and family; Toronto-
Mrs. Betty Williams, Nancy and '
Bill , Georgena McDonald., Irene
Pay, Kathy Brandt, Mary McDon-'
ald; Burlington - Mr and Mrs.
Joseph Godwin; Guelph : Mr..and
Mrs George McDonald andfam-
ily; Stratford - Mr. and Mrs. • Tony
Etue; Other Points - Mr, hnd Mrs.
Bert McDonald; Jeanne McDonald 4
Ruth McAdam. Arnold and Jean
Jeffrey, Shirley'Baird, Marion
Koller, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Irwin and Marilyn.. '
EmpioyrnentSfays
At High Levet
Employment:in the.area serviced
by the Walkerton National Employ•
ment Office remains at a high , •
level, with demand for workers.
being very brisk. There were 343
jobs available: during August, with
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At Vit. Aui Chunk
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St. Augustine Roman Catholic
Church was the scene of the marr-
Mage of Mary Corinne. Redmond •
and •Angus John Cline on. August
27, 1966 at 11:30 a.m. The bride
is the daughter' of Mr and Mrs.
Theodore Redmond of St. A:ugtiist- ;,
ine. The groom is the son :of Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Cline of R,'R.# 3',
Lucknow.'./ •
The church wad decorated with
baskets of pink and white gladioli.
Rev. .Father C A Houser of St.
Aloysius Church, 'Kitchener 'per-
formed at. the double ring cerem-
ony.
Miss' Mae Redmond of .Windsor ,
aunt of the bride,was organist.
Cyril Boyle,. soloist, sang.."Mother
Dearest, Mother 'Fairest" , • "Ave
• Maria" , and "On •This Day 0/
Beautiful Mother"
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a: Traditional
gown' of silk organza.. The Sabrina
neckline and front bodkce, was •
" appliqued ,with re -embroidered
Alecon.lace. Tinybdws,adorned
the short sleeves: The natural
waist carried 'a' back self bow.
The' controlled:front skirt ,, with'
fullness to the hack that .fell to a
(Photo by. McDowell).
CLINE = REDMOND •
225 of these being for men and 118
for women,' according to the office
manager, Ernest Stuart. One fact-
or influencing this high demand
.are orders being listed fa-replace-
ments
orreplace-
ments required because:of students
returning to school..
Mr; Stuart•further 'reports that.
only W3 male and .138 female un-
employed applicants were avail-
able for. employment on 31 August
1966:' This is •a reduction of 56
.men and 119 women since .31 July.
1966, while there are, 12 less male
. and 19 less female unemployed
workers than on August 31, 1965.
According toM. Stuart, The
Walkerton National Employment
.Office placed 97 persons in employ
meat dti'ring August, of which 53 .
were men and 44 were women.
These figures include one person
brought into the area to fill a
local job, and two men placed in
employment of theif choice in
other ,areas.' During, August, 330
appltda ts were reggistered for
employment, which is an increase
of 10 ,(Aer the number registered.
in August 1965 and a decrease of . .
154 from the number registered
during July 1966. :
The 'Walkerton. National 'Employ-
ment ,Office services the southern
half of Bruce County and the town-
ships of•Bentinck, Egremont, :Nor : tained the bridal. party Friday eve-
Cathederal train,* had appliques
of''A lecon lace. ,A 'headpiece of
seed pearls held her tiered illus-
ion veil. The bride wore 'a cult-
ured pearl pendant, and matching
earrings, a gift from the groom.
She carried a colonial bouquet
of red roses and rose buds tied to
satin streamers:.
Zita Redmond; Kitchener,' sis
ter of the ,bride , was' maid of •
honour,. She wore a floor length .-
gown of powder blue. sata peau
over taffeta., adorned with appal
• qued ,cut flowers at waistline and
sleeve edge. A'train at the back
was held by a bow.. She wore'a ..
large matching picture `hat• and.
carried a colonial bouquet of
shasta daisies, tinted.. pink.
• Bridesm,aids were Mrs. 'Ronald
Conley, Trenton; Miss Shirley
Brown, :Goderich; Miss Anita
Cline, sister of the groom, and •
Miss Anita Hogan;, cousin of the
bride. They wore gowns of petal
'pink similar to the maid of•honour a.
and, carried• bouquets of Shasta
daisies, tinted . blue.
Laurie Conley, Trenton, flower
girl; wore a floor length white
,organza gown with blue bow and
train at back. :She carried a nose-
gay of white mums and red rose'
buds,
Ronald Conley, Trenton and*
George Hackett 'were, groomsmen
Ushers were John Thompson acid
Blair and Ambrose Redmond, bre-
thers of the'bride. Stephen Howard'
was ring bearer. ..•
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The bride's mother received
guests attired in a rose 'pink crepe •
dress with lace bodice and sleeves.
She wore matching pink accessor-
ies and a. corsage' pf pink roses.
She was assisted by the 'groom's
mother who chose a blue crepe
dress with matching lace jacket
and a corsage of -white roses..
Eor' a wedding tripto Northern
Ontario, the .bridewore a burnt
orange wool knitted dress, brown
accessories and a c. rsage of •
bronze mums. On their return.the
couple will reside at MacDonald
Court, Waterdown. • '
'Friends and relatives attended
from Windsor, London', Maidstone,
Waterdown, Trenton ,.Goderich,
Kincardine, Wingham and Ottawa.
The bride is a graduate of Strat-
ford TeaPher's College and will.
be teaching at Mary Hopkins'
Public School, Waterdown. The.
groom is with the O. P. P. detach-
ment at Waterdown. .
Mr,- and Mrs..Lloyd Cline enter -
manby and 'Glenelg ire Gre'9. Count). ,Hing following rehears4l.
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