The Lucknow Sentinel, 1950-04-27, Page 7i4
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THURSDAY; 'AP.Ritt '27th, :'1950;
FORMER: W TiECHURCI '
MAN JciiLLED AT 'EXETER •
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people in the W iieehurch dis=..,
trict were shocked onMonday to
hear of the death of Walter Pen-
rose, who was, killed on Exeter's,
main street . when thrown from
his
bicycleunder a moving truck:
. A cproner's jury later :absolved
the driver of any :•negligence.' '
Mr, Penrose s parent ,. the hate.
BevJ. Penrose. 'and :Mrs. Pen-
.
rdse caxne to this country: from
'England over 35 Yearn .ago. For
sever'41 years he was ,minister of.
the. MethodkSt churches• at•Ti f f in's,
•• 'Bethel and• Wh'itec1uxrch - and: re-
;Sided. at ♦the,'Wh.itechuroh parson
age
'Cif , family;of�six, sons,' James
;was killed rn •World lATwar.I, Ern-
est, a• schdot.•teacher"iii:Kingston
•was, drowned several y.e'ars. ago'
in 'Lak;e' Ontario; Thomas, Rev,
George' e : John' and • one
daui;fiter; Eva, survive.. •Mrs. Pen-
rose, Walter '.and. Eva 'have made
their: home. iii Exeter • since Rev:
Penrose Passed. away.
A private funeral service, was
THE I.UCI 1"OW ;SENTINEL, I11, ZNOW, ONTARIO
PA SMt .
OBITUARY
DONALD MacKENZIE'
Mr. Donald MacKenzie, a nat-
ive of Huron Township since
childhood, died suddenly .at his'.
hoarre •on Friday, April 14th,, Be iat a :of Bat M e daughter
au ht r of
was 7l? g e
years of , age. Mr, Mac- r. g y a '
Kenzie had Qpinple.teds his ebores Mr" an'd Mrs; David J. Hutcheson,
theWingham, to. Mr, Donald Edgar'
lbarn'that 'morning, and Newman son of .Mr:, and Mrs".
shortly after, returning to the Fred D, Newman. of Whitechurch.
•house .suffered a severe stroke ted
about• .nine o'clock. and passed
Rev.. W offic A. Beecroft a ,
aw three hours. ,lapter.• Mr.. Allan. 'Bennett, was at the
ay;; organ: and Miss..LaVonne Ra
.'His .death Was a shock to, the pp'
. �srsoloist• sang "The Lord's Pray
er" and "O. Perfect. Love":
Given in marriage by 'her, Math-
er, the' bride wore a , graceful
.gown of white slipper satin with
chantilly lace inserts, •sweetheart
WEDDING BELLS'
NEWMAN H. '
„ UTCHESON'
The United Church, Wingham,
amid the setting of spring" flow-
ers, was the scene .fool.' the mar-
coinrnunity in which he had ,been
a lifelong resident and ..where he
was Yield, in the ,highest, 'respect
and admiration: ,
• Mr.' MacKenzie, was born at
Zona, a son' •of the late Norn%an neckline 'and long sleeves point'
.Mat:Kerizie and Anne Fraser..` He g.
ed at 'the 'wrists: he full skirt,
came yWi1:.h.'his. "parents;:as'•a.�7.ad" � train.-Her`
°af: two earsV to Lot ended in a 'slight long
' 5,, Concession ..
7; Huron Townshi here he had .� girl of illusion net was held Eby
p° • wa coroiet• of seed pearls, She. ear-
, the past tied a fan of •Peerless red roses
resided oontin,�ously for
68 years. - .. sand adianturn. fern.
In 1932 Mr NLaeKenzie . rriar. '
Mrs. Donald J, • Watson of Holy -
rigid Margaret MacKay of
field: Ash, rood, her sister, , was, matron; •of
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BOY ,SCOUT NEWS
The weekly meeting of, the Boy
Scouts ..was held' . on Thursday,
April: 21st at. 7.30 with an'''attend '
ante of 18,': Planswere •Wade 'for'
. a surn'mer camp and a village-,.
wide : canvass, 'for' newspapers,
'catal'ogues :and • 'Magazines, so
Pleas .leave ' .these; We pia'yed•
games. and patrol • (cJompetitions
'Were held 'With the Fox potral
winning; We closed ,,oral .meeting
with' Scout 5i ence•. ✓' .
pko'I ste rjn.g
Chesterf ields• .And
Occasional Chairs
epaired and Recovered
Factory Guarantee
Free:•Pjck-iTp and Delivery"
STR ATFORD
UPHOLSTERING ' CO
42 Brunswick •St. ' Strat'ford
For further information.
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JOHNSTONE'S.
Furniture Storer,
'Phone 76, ,:Lucknow
held , at his • late residence • en
MVionday,,April 17th pconducted•by
.honor, wearing ,a gown of vile.
green , moire ' taffeta fashioned
similar to the • ibrid's. She .car -
rigid a, colonial nosegay .of .Dream
Rev. Wm. Matheson, .Interment •
Was'. in Ripley .. cemete roses.' and. fern,
p ry: The Miss 'Shirley Nicholson, of Tor-.
pallbearers were 'I ennefli Mac= :
onto, aunt of the bride,: ;as senior
Leod`, Elliott Johnston; John 'Mac-
-,Kay,, . W. J.'MacKay, Donald Car-
negie and. John• Smith;
'Mr: MacKenzie is survived by
his. : wife and two. brothers,, Ken-
neth•, on the homestead -and John
pn ,the farm across' the road.:"Two
sisters 'predeceased hire, : Kather
ine and Christena:
b'ridesmaid,.':chose' a• gown. of net'
'over orchid . taffeta, She • 'carried
a colonial nosegay of Gloria 'yel-
low roses' and Miss Nancy 'Hutch=
.e.:41 as junior bridesmaid chose
a gosh of net, over, • daff odil , yel-
law taf feta• and • carried a nose
gar of rmauve sweet ,peas,' A11 at-;
tenda'nts wore'.:matchin rxitittens
and flower garlands,:
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DISTRICT SCHOOLS • TAKE ` • ' The •groom'sman was Mr. 'Allah
PART IN BENEFIT CONCERT•
A variety' concert was.,; present-
ed on. Tue,�d'ay-night: in, Walker.
ton ,by :district schools; in • Mr.; J,
M.,:Game's.;inspectorate. The pr.o-
creeds were in - aid of. the: BOY
Scout `building:. fund;'. S'o'i-ri e
schools .in .this 'vicinity 'took. part,:
Marilyn ';Finlayson, ':,1Viargaret,
M'arion.,and•Jimimie •MacT,avish of
S..S No: ' 11 Huron (Clover Vallejr
darrceda the. Scotch,•Reel and sang,
"Bluebells ofTScotland'. • Mr5'.
Margaret MacCharles••.is the tea=:
cher. 0
Pupils of` "S S:. No. 12 Huron.
were 'featured 'in' a rythrn band
rlt.nlbor. *ith :1`1i)nna (lshnrrip.
MaciKay,: of Wingham and • the
'ushers were 14r, Donald J. Wat-
son; Holyrood 'and Mr, Douglas
Newillan of. Whitechurch, • °
•The reception was 'held in the
churchparlors with Mrs. David
J. Hutcheson ireceiving' in; 'a navy
blue faille sdress. with navy'' and
grey . accessoznes:.and ,corsage of
Gloria yellow roses and. ' Mns
Fred .4. Nevvrnan' receiving in a
navy bue emlbossed taffeta dress
with• pink'Nand• 'grey'. :accessories.
Her corsage was Delight roses:
For travelling the. bride don-
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ned a navy blue Wised' taffeta.
dress and "a beige shorty coat with,
pink accessories, She wore a coy -
Sage of pink carnations. The hap
,py .couple • le4 for Eastern Ont•-
Dario., On =their return • they • will
take up residence ,in Whitechurch. ••
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A TWO ,MONTHS'' TRIP ' to her'
homeland in Italy is being plan-
tied by ]bias .Bruce Matheson and
her• daughter. They .leave"the end
cif the month. 'Mrs. Mathesoua •ar=;
rived .in Ripley five • years ago.
as a war bride. t
•QUALITY', FARM. EQUIPMENT
Sales' and Service .
1resbn
►girl,
achi eS.:
• Gilson : Refrigerators, and Washers:
oods Combination Frigidaireidaire and Freezers
Grinders, etc, ;
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ARM EQUIPMENT' LTD. • Q .
Huron -Road Phonee 1132. G oderich, , On.t.
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Neel Mc Lepel ands:M ehael ;Black-:
eft. Miss Marg i et, MacDonalcd.
the teacher `.anti •Miss Marion Mae -
Donald is 'Music • suupervisor . •iii
both of .these •."school:
---•- Pu .i.ls, of S:S,' p. `Na 8. Kinloss:.
(L'ang5ide)'•dariced the•'`Virginniafi
Reel; Miss' MarjorieMacDonald C:
is teathei ,and Mr.: Ireland super- �.
visor' •
:The: Port• Elgin , Glee : CIub with
ieatty'
lea
Beatty ,Deep ' Well • Pumps„ :.
Beatty Three -Way Pumps`.
'Chicago . Aermotor Deep We.11
Pump's and Wizidmilis
Plumbing, ;'Heating,,
• EaVetroughing
Pump and Windmill
li.ephiring
m� .Fitzpatrick
R• • R. 3, Goderieh
'Phone 12-r-3 Dungannon
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CHAIGES •
Effective •
unda.
April 30th,1950
':Fun
'rifor nittion
'from
Ogenfe; •
Everett Lane.' conductingi .present-
ed two numbers ',:.
Illness prevented G ;o r d:o n ,
Kathleen aa�d .Mary. ,.Margaret.,
Fishei 'ft ons taking part They'
Wever: to' have sung "When: It's •
Spi ingtime in the' Rockies". Mis ,;.
Moir •is the `teacher and; Mi :Irc �
'land sr:clzei•visor at fhia: 'scl` ool
(Muir ay's)
Watoh—.T'l�e .Sc�.rrtrnel., for the
riecvs'to be announced next '.
week,
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A fami1y plot should be.
`graced . with the shrine -like
beauty of a monument •which
:.will be everlastingly 'a tribute:
to thcise at rest. We, have marry
classic styles to suggest,' and
will . work with `,you' on . cus-
' :tom designs. •
Exceptionally .,low , prices.
N'o, canvassing,',whicli elimin ,,
ates'sales comnxissions. '
Ii7scriptions` •13epairing '
°Sandblasting 1Vlemor ials'•
?25 Yr' Experience
. The 'late'st in, Portable •
Sandblast'.Et uipnicnt
All work- persohally' executed
Brownlieenmorial
• Alfred' tit , �VIiN( 11Al1l 1 ,
'Phone 450
or ..
11Irt•c JENNAN,
Ripley, Ontario. •
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April'.:_ is Cancer Month '_both_ in Canada and the United
States.: The moneywill, be. used for further research pro-
jects, for service to cancer\patients, and to carry on and
extend the educational program.
tR THIS➢ LARGE SUMS ARE REQUIRED,
Research into the cause and cure of.cancer .is being car-
ried on in: manyhospitals itals, clinks and universities through
• p
out Canada. -
The :educational program is of '.great importance.
Canadian ' Cancer Society: is working'' the 'year round to
bringinformation on concern><ng cancer into every home_ in.'
Canada.
• CONTR'IEUTIONS MAY BE; SENT: TO
ONTARIO.; I -HEADQUARTERS, STATIOh4`F".,
TORONTO.
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Space. contributed .in th ervice of the comariiunity : by• John, .Labatt,: I•:irrixted;
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