The Lucknow Sentinel, 1946-09-25, Page 11•
'{1EDNES33'AX`., :SEPT;, 25th, 1,909.
1' fi'IEESr ON OUR TRIP
A horse and buggy and a
'bicycle would have completed
r::ost every means bT' locomotion
pc ss bte.
•nesday afternoon •in.'the Pattison
Th
erre .were very fe* people we funeral home where Rev. Robert
• knew z the Maril nxies, but Were . L.' •ayon c f St. John's Presb .
sQrt`i' r brief early . mornin .. �'-
g tcrian Church offieiatcd 'and con
stop in Saint Sohn didn't afford veyed the sympathy of the corn_
the . uppcirtunity. to 1bok :up Mr,
tnunity to the bereaved.. family:
• and;: iVI'rs. M: • Sanderson (nee' •Ann . .:
IVIaeDona•ld), The late Murdoch MacDonald
4..: * * + , Was born near Lochalsh, on.April
Sari and.a-idso muck fislf g7,.1861.. In. 1894 he• married' Miss.
it)
.:that tzip:``fand' enjaYed` that weIsabel R therford. They. tool 'up •
got the Idea if someone east. a:homestead ,year Schider•`in-1915 �:
line . in our direction• vac '.might" and farmed there• • till recently 4„
snap •at zt. ,k . when he.',moved into;;' 1VIeclicine
Hat :because of. 111 haelth. While
there he made'' his• home with hi
oyster •arid lobster .
• s
That raw
spri ad at Sptrimerside caed 'it daughter,. Mrs. Ellen. Gardner:
` ppS
1I- uiii{ing`are his widow and one
a -out; there • was nothing..that son Sohn A;. of Schuler and three•
dagn
ted the writer, although the
Netter half ihreur in- the`•• ponge .daughters Ellen racrdner..—
and h•
Mrs. Christina Kni
in the Era* oyster . battle. ' g t .. of
r . * Medicine ' Hat and Mrs: Isabel:
Saw a. lot �pf Mrand Mrs Cls• Charron of Vancouver' and seven. ': :
'THEE LUCKNOW SEN1iNEL, L.UCKNOW ONTARIO.
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•,OBITUA,.Y y
MURD
, oco MacDO:NALO •
Funeral services for 'Murdoch
MacDonald of the Schuler district
in Alberta were, :held •on Wed -
,„
ed••
grandchi•Idren.,and one great
grandchild' • There ; also survives
his' ged.•mother; MrsJohri, Mac
tan=Sehalas-af-Cliesk : on-the•-tr-ip-
' and 'enjoyed: their company:: great-
ly. Also ran :into: Ted Duncan 'at
Wiarton, .the • only other `Bruce
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Donald in her .103rd year Of Tor-: WEEKLY
EDITORS( -ATTEND. CON`7ENTI(N en 'ng the first
.. onto: and fo ` .,.. . •: •
four..sisters, •:Mrs: F :. : �.. ., 'elation , ., . , , ,_ ;�
g ,.< . annual convention .:of the •: Can- ..
publisher' at the` convention; Ted •. l _ .rank ; adzarr Weekly; Neirrspapers •Assoclation held since the war, more than ,200:•
MacCharles of Vancouver and: Montreal to H -
flew from : Montreal .• ,. ahfax .by, special Canadian Pacific . Ra
1. 1 �*��js
Mzgse Catharine ._.- .:. .: . .. • • .. :. ,. . i1waY`traill,: •crossed the B a ofrs tFund� anrthe
•. . $ :harine and Madge oT Canadian Pacific's •Princess: Helene, and. finished:`
Toronto an ...... ..
,:: . r . , , : th easturard
ct Mrs. VET; A. Duncan : AtIantic Ra'ilwa train, Iielene eir trip ,aboard a:'special :. Dani nlon
Clayt� ,Ted and yours y The s radar eclulprrient.was a point .of interest to ..the •clele a
teS have to..get awa from hoof .Taront' .' . ' '' the. water �o a e .and
y g in upper photo, wireless operator C„F. Mcitillanex laik.�,Murd.:.. ns .its. •opera.on
ochMacDoria�d.:was�liih.Tmplzn, Iuhay,aousstatusSecolied:�g3---` • •gh: Tempiin,�FergusOntpresidentsof te-:.p tlon to••:,��--'-'-_,:•__A,;�:SYozkiO.n• ._..._..,1iesteerrrv:..�.•..,C•Weastin,tineyedzn�hfietdwhrehe��Lynn and•George Tames$ dwmanviIlOnt� �u,.dent-c.c�uple—ol?.x.la'CaDarf• FhisA ea?•IY�a�rihood:,was lark-agroup.bfOnt'�iod�e%gaies:..�centreiwere .iSellTa'',.;..�.. .' ' . � - :... � p' ... before the' World-famous statu
. • _. ; • ring a. side ,.visit to the, Grand Pte 14leir�ariaL , ;
born .. ..
eofEvan
girls, although hit not o:)• sure on the, 12th .0 • ncession. ' of _ . ge�ine. They _are,' H. A k Eanna a ..Pe -
4 . . g , . tralia, Mrs W. J. Colgan, ;1Vlark Sale; .. am: Wilson, Weston"'1?Jjrs
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.Firs. Thompson or. Mrs. Scha ' AshfieId, a .member of :a large and: H A R W J I
ps us g
have yet: com 1e.` :acce Yelp • :; prosperor�s faml _' nd '
r,.
I? A that. Y y _� .._ �.hx� zieig •
• "little” hors and
e description:. man ' friends e
-; ...: _ r gret:; his
*" * death. ., .
Ted. and ,t• were aceompanyrng
aytT over tp c A Bim potato
El
l-iavWrn, Stimson`` o town. dug '
a Chesleyite show us through thei up
g a murphy '.front, his otato' patch
Naval Armour' Depot,> and an our s
that tipped the scales at. 2?�.s' lbs.
way over on the„ferry� Were. tag' s
ged' : in aid of they blind;
by a•
eau , .: TFIE' DEATLI of • Roal L. 116 d
Couple•of ztourtgsf Viers:; Seeing our y 'y .
proprietor of th •Goderich Bowl:
ide ti€icatiion ,badges: •they; `
1 i in
• o'>
ccure Suddenly
.mediately wanted our autogra hs: g'Alley, • dst'at.
P his 'place of busines
which: we.' gave: withal:t 'hes"s last 'vEreek,
.1.
amag
,
ganand R A Harris,`Burlington. Delegates were- vvelCo
ed to'Evange eMemonalPark byA,A
Aunphy,,snasrager-ofthe=-Domtlxrro�ActIanticTlovi.-_ '-�
Wyman Porter, mayor :of Kenvill e N.S �who alio welcomed the `delegates• is ;shown at the extreziae
.left:'-••
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tion.
e ferrythe .,
• On.. 1 St . g
th ' frorn .a ' heart attack. He was 67.'
excited pair. were , fondly exclaim- anrform., But she didr
_. _..:..•
.i
ing to other taggers• about getting °, o•• * **.
our' autographs' and in ., pointing •'u
s
out .. ... •
A g 'Five'' hundred' others•.o
f a -~cos=
the
anti
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parting' remark that : mopolitan, . passenger, list , were
Carrie :to. our ears was • `�
..They're' � "bound'4 for gEn' land and' Europe.
p
big shots", •
1 Some were. Diiteti' folk who -had.'
* ''
.‘• : t been interned by the ,Taps' When
i Were pleased. to se The �he
YoverranDutei"' territory.in:,
leyEnter r. ise win the `C -;l the South. Pacific:
Aommun.
s#
deserved• .for .lUlr.. Schaus has It was in, the: early ::hours, of.
spared no time,, space or effort1' e ;horning when we pried lki'le -'
during the past• .ear'. in .:,selling dames Thom son and 4 .Schatz§
ity,'Service" traphy It was Well :..'
'the idea of ,a. hospital: in Chesley, away from the docicsirie*, and.with:.
and' the fu i4 ' for this purpose SG many sailor 'Iaddies• about we
TiOW exceeds $50,000. . thought it wise to stick around
till the gals, decided :to .call -it a.
knot}i,r.feature of the conven- night.
tion •'c vas the• presentation 'of a *'
new :car rather ,the .pec o o y
tune: rf z) t'o' C '1.:tr• Cl a'r of c oy era the- experience ' but, -WIii
Brampton. who 'retires after:'11' ;be ,cori�tent to keep our feet on'
�years�as. managing- director of the., .terra ' firma u n ,I e s s, : occasion
,brand n Plying is OK We th r ughl
• •i .A and during which tune
its membership has trebled:
should .demand' otherwise.
'But there's -no place like home,
Tn .e lxressiri'g' his. that and besides its' grand • to get, a
ks;: Mr good' riiglies sleep We :never
the `air. One of
wholly sIeep on a, train and coming
the ,1loScotiap. va even got the: porter u
litiblisher d'
Charters said he 'was :not
unaware , that something was in into -Montreal ' enroute home. we
s, mistaking him for the K
Provincial .direct'dr, approached ,On Sunday mornrrig in Char
hirci in the lobby of the hotel and
heist' a fiaill into his hand, With
we• at.terldd Trxiiy
the 'remarkfnited • Church, .a ;beautiful edi
that it was a belatted :. •'
to free with a' -history that goes back
ntribution: • to;, t'h a Charters 140 +years., Tne minister. 'vire leap n=
rrIe
rnria 1.
ed after the service ' was • an •old
Bruce County boy Rev, Tit. Mc.-
.,
One'.of' the �unscht dined icon Lennart:; Who"s4 horrie town was.
p :Paisley and Who was, horn on the
12th Concession. ,of Br ce•'To*n-
ship
. Ventiort highlights was the dock-
ing ;at I•Ialifax' of the liner
Rangiiiltii, ''which was unable •'fo
nock at New cork on aecouiit' of
the sedrri:in's. strike., On . board Another; •iriter•esting 'visit • in
"�"ere s,7 e 38 New 'Zealand girls, Char'irnttetown • .tAt s: to tl'ie• Cori- p,
Y rick, •And , fiancees``'bczutid f'csr :federation Chair bei+lr•'where in
rliteEl
States. One young"1:vain''1864' the first meeting was held
:gad rn`'tro ed 55000, miles, chasing •that led to the formation of the
`h8` -Inter from port. to Port. Ari. Doer lion of Canada..
`Ether had travelled .100, miles by
srkFl ,vert fur¢ whether'or ' . Incidentally ; Prince 'd' ard'
`ls-
r't his g rl tr'iend. would know, 'land ,.'Was a i' i g i ri a 11 Y casletid
'Cit: She ,
heiri't seen him In three ' gbcgt"ect. an Indian na5rrle ,near+
.ear did never in:•anythrng but .ing cradled onthe wives.
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fi
the `gift of th'P groonYi�:Th. roe -
wa� . attr dem
Melte ,
ririaid washer sister, Mrs .
'CI:IPPERTON-- RE1D Hu . os ..
�zlllam r wlth pink � -_and. � white streariier5'
... . �Phrey .who •' cho..e a • floor t and thelaTale• was centred 'with a:
len' t``
• under' g .h• gown of :sheer, With t
er . an arch - of .ever peen' , pink .. 'three-tier , :bride's cake- : -
. Thewait
shoulder 'length veil and carried. ` resses were' o ..
banked With suinnier .flo`uers, a tit?) :girl` friends •, of
a bou uet
. wedding' q . of Dreawa. zases and the:
bride,' pretty vvas ,�gIemnlzed': �at e: ;14+II�ss`:.Ellen .'Andrew of
the home • of the 'bride's ••• o . achantum fern Little Joyce Mac- Toronto. and -
. , � p rents , .. - , :.. _ ..: , . ., .; llRlss FiathLeel�; Gigs-...
l?onald, e+ce of the bnde, was son 'of London.: The bride's...
Mr ' and • Of Samuel. Reid, . Vic Inoth
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flower. ' d
toils •St ,•LucIcriovv, on' Saturday�' an v�ascharming EII, er received: 'iri'a'�vlolet.cr � ��dress .
a+ePe. , .
Se tember 21 a floor length pink,taffeta own '.and
P st, .1946; :.when Rev.g the. ,grooms •. mother chose
with • ink :veil and
J ` W: Stewart united 'in • mania P ibandeau She; navy: blue 'sheer.
o; carried, a nosegay. af:: mixed••flow
Lorna- May,'y uiigest' daughter of ,
The bride
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any I�e
lyMraid Mrs_ReiddJohnLoersrfdoIiiCoaItvmer • oCIneiro;'oa:mof,'.ch due'from.herfatrlucGng Russell Clipperton, son of..14r..
and Mrs: Ernest .Clipperton, :ion• was.groomsman.
don After' the weddlrg erthe'Wdding rniisie.was lavedby-3oung-, .couple -e -Di=s-Wnddithe briders aunt, Mrs:.'WR� Ear:Given in marriageby herfatly trip to .Niagara Falls andToronv
a :ilei,. who''lso• iaccarantedtileand.'an their return �lI reside in.'
len th> own of white sheer:Her soloit,.Mr_Mrrs:Pa`rson:'oa'London_}it�f ovi.guests..were.'`. o
threequaer Iengh bridal veil f.Hickson..viho:sang "Because ,from „Toran London; Hickson,
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:was,caught xh orange blassaaisy ' during of the regis-Whitehurch 'and CyydertchFor....1 and she .carrred'a.boucuet:of Am -e: ( travell�: the rude. donned a •
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erican Beaty.'rores. Her only `• For the, veddir,dxnner Which ktwo-piece' black and grey suit..aornament was :pearl necklace, .followedthe the dining withfuschiafl accessory .::• ., , , ,, a.
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er, the bride. wa$ 41oveIy in a .floor
0 : W01 chop 1,iee bi shets of
grain ;on: one. 'set .:of plates.-
and chop.ft Ane. Driven With -
' two :V -Belts. Clutch allows
Grinder to be started without
Marlton .motor.'..Siaspte plate
adjustment ' is dust . 'freer
'With 'grain shut-off wide .
__open feed' .wormLpufs is
. tight •amount.of-grain;,pr .
•: venting•straw frond; stopping'
grain Bow Three feed worms
supplied for: Ane,. Medium
and coarsechop.,
Mi parts' Of Little :
precision made front hi
quality • materials, assuring
years of trouble-free. service:•.
The two..v-Belts. runt directly.
between two heavy duty bail
bearings,' assuring: even .pull •
on ' bearings and allowing. •
Grinder to run trite. • . '
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