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TEE CANADflW MA'I"1MAlq BI UfIAVTW.?.U bVARn, ___________________________________________ -- .---. --*-----..-~ . - . w ~ é' ~4~~d J.~USDLDA, - LJLMW, i Many in Clarke Township 0f Highland Descent Writes Melville Rue <By Melville Rae iln The Port Hope Guide) "Fmom the lone sheiling of, the maisty island, Mountains divide us and the *waste of the seas, Yet still the blood is strong, the heart is Highland, And we in dreams behold the Hebridese. - Fmom the Canadian Boat Song-Author Uncertain. Upon looking back to the years spent in Clarke Town- ship, the writem has been able to ealize how many of the lo- cal residents who were of High- land Scottish descent or wcre associated with those Clans or families, though they may have made their way to Canada from other parts-especially Ircland. As I arn able to recail there was no actual group settlement of the Scottish folk in the Stark- ville, Newtonville, Kendal area, but there were many families wha bore the names of prom- inent clans and as such would be entitled to weam the tartan and to bear the badge of their kinsmen. I remember only one man, Duncan MacMillan who hived in the Oak Hill district who "had the Gaelic" and read his Gaelic Bible. Others there might have been, but, if so, it was flot generally known In the Starkvi]le arca there were Gordons, Mackays and our family the Raes (or Mac- i-cas). To the north of us werc the Stewamts, and the Mac- Leans. In the Newtonville dis- trict were the Fergusons and the MacNcills and the family of Dr. Mackenzie, who told about being taunted at school because he was a "hielander"; also the Grahams. The Kennedy family who lived north of Elizabeth- ville also were entitled to wear their own tartan and badge; in Hope Township were several families of Hamiltons who have a long history and are entitled to wear a brilliant red and dark green plaid. Though "Mac" meaning "son of" was gcnerally acceptcd as a sort of token of Highland des- cent, there were many clans who had, as we might say, Eng- lish nan-es, such as Armstrongs, Robertson, Davidsons, Elliots, Ierr (or Carr), Hendersoris, Douglas, Dundas and Dunbar to name only a few. Theme are many, many fami- lies who could be bracketed hav- ing been at some time or an- other connected with or under the protection of one of the p ow er ful1 clans: Anderson (R o ss), B e 11 (MacMillan), Clarke (C arn e r on ), Gilroy (Grant), Gray (Stewart), Thompson (Campbell), Wilson (Gunia), White (MacGregor), tMcBride (MacDonald), Stark (Robertson), Staîker (MacFar- lane), Henry <MacNaghtcn), and Watson (Buchanan), Mac- Taggart (Ross), MacLaughlin (MacLachlan). As for Christian or "Christen- ing" siames the men folk, they were rather restmicted and many we hear every day: Duncan, Dd- nald, Angus, Allan and Alas- tair (Alexander). Rananald is flot so common but was muchi used among the MacDonalds; Neil, Hugh and Roderick are other well known names-but only in history do we find Cluny (MacPherson) and Loch- iel (Cameron) which most like- ly were adapted fromn place n ames. Women's names among the Scottish people are of rather an historical touch and rather few in number: Flora MacDonald, Mary of Argyle, "Bonnie" An- nie Lauries, Agnes, Catherine, Jean and Isabel Morra and Fi- ona are others. And watch out at the comning Twelfth of July celebration. there will likely appear some o! the Scottish lodgcs wearing their bright kilts, the sporrans, their Glengarry bonnets and their shoulder plaids. The Co- bourg Kiltie Band wears the Royal Stuart Dress Tartan. Many folks will be waiting to hear the "Skirrl" of the pipes. Are there any young women o! this district who can dance the Highland Fling? In Port Hope there is at least one piper, James Pointon, who we have often seen piping home the Co- bourg football teamn after a winning garne. Rochester Products Division o! General Motors Corporation is recognized as the "fuel" div- ision of GM because of its re- search and dcvelopment in the field o! carburetors, and produc- tion of fuel-carrying steel tub- ing.1 Royal Theaitre- Bowmanvil!e This Thurs. & Fri. (Last complete show 8:45) Saturday 6:30 (Last complete show 8:40) "The Last Hunt". (Tech.) A mighty adventure in cinemascope starring Robert Taylor and Stewart Granger also "The Bob Mathias Stor y" Starring Bob Mathias (Olympie Champ.) and Ward Bond Nexi Mon. la Wed., June 25 - 27 (ÀV/dl8 ' CraActo ! WILA WYOGA'S FREDRIC MARCH YISTAYlSIOM Last Show 9:10 Adult Entertainment HAYDON Haydon Sunday School An- niversary services on June 24th at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. Supper and concert on Monday, July 2nd. For particulars see ad- vertisement. .Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gay, Oshawa, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Garrard. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacKen- zie and family, Toronto, were Sunday visitors at Mrs. A. Mc- Neil's. Mr-. and Mrs. Jim Graham and boys, Bowrnanville, visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Graham Sunday. Mr. and Mms. Kenneth Walk- er- and boys, Bowmanville; Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Barbara, Toronto, at Mr. J. Walker's. Mr. and~ Mrs. Aif Richards, Mrs. Ken Rundie, Salem, at Mr. and Mrs. J. Potts'. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gage, Billie, Mary and Rickie, Thorn- hili; Mrs. E. Mark, Lindsay; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Mornison. Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. George Bertrim. and baby, Taunton, at Mr. and Mrs. Mel Bertrim's. Visitors at Mrs. Wm. Trewin's and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Love- ridge's were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rundie, Mr. and Mrs. Sulas Trewîn and Judith, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Trewin, Mrs. Frank Hocklietner, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith and Garry, Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. Adarn Sharp, Mrs. Harvey McGill, Mrs. E. Werry and Betty Jane, Enniskillen:, Mrs. T he ro n Mountjoy, Hampton: Mrs. Arth- ur Thompson and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ruddell, Orono. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Tabb and boys visited Mrs. T. Cowl- ing and Mr. and Mrs. W. Black- burn and family on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Colla- cutt, Tyrone, called on Mr. and Mrs. T. Tabb Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Trewin were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson'z, Downsview. Mr. Alfred Garrard, Miss Jean Griffin, -Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrard visited Mr. Bruce Gar- rard, Keswick, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Siemnon, Mr. Milton Siernon were din- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Fred Toms, Enniskillen, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Ashton and family visited Mr. and Mrs., Wm. McLaughlin, Burketon.1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton Miss Marie Ashton attende dl Maple Grove Anniversary sr- vice on Sunday and were tea guests of Mr. S. Morton. Mr. and Mrs. J. Potts, Tom- my, Debbie and Mary, Mrs. W. Martin visited Mr. D. Myles, Orono, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon, Mr. Elmer Siemon attended, Decoration Service at Prince Albert Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ashton attended Enfield Anniversary Services and were tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bowman. W.A. June meeting was held at the home of Mrs. C. Rankine on Thursday ,afternoon. Pres- ident Mrs. J. Potts opened the meeting. Devotional was pre- sented by Mrs. Wm. Nighten- gle. Mrs. Arthur Trewin had charge of program: Solo, Mrs. C. Rankine; reading, Mrs. J. Jones. Mrs. Theo. Slemon gave a very interesting talk on her trip to Florida. Lunch was served at the close of the meet- ing. A family gathering was held on Sunday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ashton's cottage .vhen Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Read's 25th wedding anniver- samy was celebrated (they me- ceived a chest of silver), and na Beryl celebrated her birth- lay. Those present for the occa- sion were Mm. and Mrs. Fred Ashton, Mm. and Mrs. Jirn Ma- dore, and Bill; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ashton and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Ross and family, MIr. and Mrs. Louis Ashton and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Read, Maple Grove; M4r. and Mms. Henry Ashton. T 1C KE T TO EVERYWHERE Air, Rail or Steamshlp Consuit JURY & LOVELL Bowmanville IlJ 15 Ki.ng St. W. MA 3-5778 Need a PLUMBER? _ lo'Ionthîe 'CUICKLY FIND THE NAME, ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBERI Whenever you want the. telephen. number cf o businosi firm, the quikk woy to find if s by usang the H'UM P4DES Suppose you want to cati Smith the. plumbr but dontf know bis number. You'II find hum bsted under UPumb.rs ln tuhe "P" section of th ii EUPMU much quucker thon by Iooking under the. Smths in the white page&. FIND-THE NUMBER %"QUCK A$_A-WINK" IN THE y«UOW pAÇUs daughters, Lakefield, visited at aftemnoon tea on Wednesday for friends to say farewell to Miss King. Mrs. Donald McGee and Da- vid, Mrs. Arnold Wallace and Patricia, visited the former 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bradley, Stittsville, last week. Mr. Birch is visiting relatives and friends in the West, also with his daughter from Califor- nia. Mrs. W. Martin, Mrs. Jack Potts and daughters, Haydon, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Davis and daughters, visited Mr-. and Mrs. D. M. Myles. Gail and Sandra Wood, Lake- field, are visiting their grand- parents this week, Mr. and Mns. Chas. Wood. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie West, the former Beverly Carr, at St. John's An- glican Church, Port Hope, on Saturday, June 16. Rev. Leon- ard Baird officiated. Among the out of town guests at the West-Carr wedding in Port Hope Saturday were, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. West, Mr. and Mrs. Junior West, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forrester, Mr. and Mrs. Raye West, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wiest, Mr. Dean West, miss Anne Stapleton, Mrs. Ed. Dean, Mm. and Mrs. Hesper Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Chas T. Miller, all of Orono; MvI- and Mrs. Ken Dean, Lakeshore, Miss Shirley Bathgate and Mm. Jack- je Williams, Bowmanville. Miss Agnes Ferguson and hem friend, Mrs. T. Lewis, Roches- ter, N.Y., are spending two >weeks with Miss Ferguson's sister, Mrs. Alex Watson and Mm. Watson. Mr. James Rlckaby. is attend- ing a Convention o! the Teach- ers o! the Dea! in Los Angeles, California and is returning by Grand Canyon Tour. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Hamm who will celebrate their Golden Wedding Annivemsary on Monday, June 25, 1956, and wiil be at homne to their friends at the Odd Fel- lows' Hall, Orono. Mm. and Mrs. Chas. Wood at- tended the Decoration Service at Hampton on Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Trull. Mm., apd Mms. Wm. Found, London, spent the weekend with Mm. and Mms. Dane Found and Mary. Mr. Jas. Mar-, Rochester, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wat- son, Betty Ann and Larry, To- monta, spent Sunday with Mm. and Mrs. Alex Watson. Mrs. Fred Tamblyn attended Maple Grove Anniversary Ser- vice on Sunday where hem ne- phew Rev. F. M. Cryderman, B.A., B.D., o! Toronto, was the special speaker and visîted Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crydemman. Mm. and Mrs. Geo. Joncs and family, Bowrnanviile, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Cecii Jones and family. Mms. Foster Ferguson and hem sister, Miss Phemia Hoocy, Ta- monta, are spending this week in Ottawa and Sherbrooke, Que., visiting Mrs. Ferguson's daughters. Miss E. Penfound visited Mm. and Mrs. Alan Strike, Bow- manville. Miss Mary Bowen, Niagara Falls, spent the wcekend with hem mother, Mrs. Fred Bowen. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rowe wha are mar- ried 45 years taday. Mrs. Eldon Essery and Ma- ion, Courtice, visitcd Mr. and Mrs. Luther Barrabali. Mr. R. B. Polley. Weston, spent last week with Mrs. Fos- ter Ferguson. Miss Bertha Cain visited Miss E. Dunn, Cobourg, Wednesday.' Mrs. V. Claus and baby, Mrs. H. B. Claus, Oshawa, Mm. and Mrs. Ronald Patterson, Toronto, visited Mm. and Mrs. G. L. Mc- Gee. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lycett' and son Gamey spent the week-' end at their cottage, Mink Lake, and had as their guest, Miss Madeline Cowan. Mr. and Mms. Raye West and family visited Mr. and Mms. Pcrcy Hayward, Bowmanvillc, on Sunday. Mm. and Mrs. Jim Lamb, and daughtcrs, Toronto, spent the weekend with Mrs. Thomnton Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Wood and OBITUARY MR. WILLIAM E. DAVIPSON Theme passed away at the To- onto East General Hospital on Sunday, June l7tb, Mr. William Ernest Davidson o! Markham. Mr. Davidson was born in Clarkc Township on the fifth concession and whcn a young man lived in western Canada. A!tem the death o! bis wifc, the former Lucinda Anderson, of Peterborough he returned to Ontario wbere he livcd in Bow- manville and Markham. He is survived by one sister, Miss Ethel Davidson a! Mark- harn. Funeral services werc held on Tucsday at Dixon's funemal home. Interment Was in Orono cemnetery. Mm. Davidson was an uncle of Mrs. Raymond Cbapman and Mrs. Charles Tyrrell o! Orono. ENFIELD Mr. and Mrs. Bol Smith, Ralph and Lammy, Mm. and Mrs. Les Johnson and childmen, To- onta, Mm. and Mrs. Ray Tay- lom and family, Oshawa; Mm. and Mms. Fred Toms, Enniskil- len; Mm. and Mrs. Lloyd Slemon, Haydon: Mrs. Siem-on, Toronto, were visitors at the Taylor home. Mm. and Mms. E. Davenpomt and Mr. and Mrs. P. Hurîbut, Kemble, spent the weekend with Mm. and Mrs. Harold Or- miston. Mr. and Mms. Edgar Prescott and Glenn, Mm. and Mrs. Don- ald Prescott and childmen at- tended the Pmescott reunion pic- nic at Geneva Park. Miss Mary Helen Bowman spent the weekend with Miss Mabel Searle, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Samis an-d !amily attended Decoration Day services at Hampton and Ma- 'pie Grave and had tea with Mrs. Stella Beech. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Peters, Toronto, vis ited with Mr. and Mms. R. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs. E. Prcscott. Mrs. D. Pmescott and children attendcd the Decoration Day service at Prince Albert ceme- tery. Mr. and Mms. Bill Gray and Billy, Calgary; Mm. and Mms. R. Higgens, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gray and Bobby, Mr. A. McRae, Kenneth and Sharen, Toronto, were weekend visitars with Mr. and Mrs. Will Gray. Mr. and Mms. P. Gour, Bata- via, N.Y., Misses Anna and Charlotte McKenzie, Taronto; Miss Hazel Hartwcll, Goderich, weme visitors at Ron Oke's. The McKinnon Industries, Limited, Foundi-y and V8 En- gine Plant, located on the banks of th eladS Canal in Iwill becorne an ocean seaport v-. tt Ile completion of the St. ILaxý, tence seawa.v piojeet. Oceaxi LRinàz vessels wiil then be able W cocà at the ipIat'a front door. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barabail on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Puwce Philp, West Hill, Mm. and Mrs. R. Lansing and Miss Phemnia Hoo- cy, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Bcrt Hooey and George, Peterbor- ough, visited Mrs. Foster Fer- guson. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Hay, Don and Billy, Islington, visited Mr, and Mrs. R. E. Logan. Little Dianne, seven-year-old daughter of Mm. and Mrs. Glenn Tamblyn, Van Nuys, California, arrives today by 'plane at Mal- ton Aîrport and will spend the summer with hem grandparents, Mm. and Mrs. M. J. Tamblyn. Mms. Clarence Duncan bas ne- turned home from Memorial Hospital, Bowmanville. Congratulations to Mm. and Mrs. Don Stephens on the birth of their daughter, Catherine Faye, a sister for Denise. Mrs. Chas. Awde, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Hooper, Mm. and Mrs. Frank Werry, Bowman- ville, attended the marriage o! Mrs. Awde's grandson, Mr. Francis Neil Awdc, Toronto, ta Mi.ss Wîlma Hcwett in Grace United Churcb, Peterborough, on Saturday, June 16, 1956. Mrs. George Elliott, Saskat- oon, is visitifig with hem sister, Mrs. Fred Brimacombe, and other relatives and !riends. Decoration Day, Suniday, June 24th, Service at 2 o'clock in the Lang Memarial Chapel, Orono Band in attendance. Mms. W. W. Watt entertained 'OMI1NION is the place to 'A .4 S¶OCKUP fortheottage!..- Dad kicked like an angry mule when it was first suggested he do the shopping on his way up to the cottage every Friday, but he tried it, and low and behold, now he actually enjoys it. It takes him hardly any time ta stop off at one O>. the conveniently located DOMINION Stores, wander up and down the spacious aisies, and select the f amily needs. EIe's f ound too - that he can Cut Food Costs at DOMINION. Quick! Ready to serve - Just heat! Burn's - With Gravy - 16-oz. tin Meat Bails Special Offer! Saving at tme of purchase Detergent Giant Pkg. Blue Duz - Handy for sandwiches 37C~ Richmello - Interleaved 8-oz. pkg. Special loc 0: Keep Cool with Frostade - 6 delicious flavours Powdered Fruit Crystals F r ostade Heat and Serve! Handy! Burn's 5for 29c 15-oz. tiii Chuckwagon Dinner Serve Strawberry Shortcake Ogilvie 16-oz. 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Saving at purchase! 2 fr 3c Red Rose - Orange Pekoe - Pkg. of 60 10c Off Pack 16oz jrTea Bags 35S c Braeside - First Grade Creamery Butter_ 19C lb. 1 9c Firm, Ripe, No. 1 Hothouse TONATGES Ib.49C For cool, refreshing summer drinks - Ige. size 150's SunkistLENONS 6for29c SPECIAL - Sunkist Size 288's 0RBA N GE-S-Zdoz. for 69c Saturday, June 23rd. Dominion Stores Limited 100% Guaranteed Meatsý] - -m PAGE lMORT The Or'ono News Telephone 127 OMM &IA La -- ý ---- '058 .-.. , MASON and DALE Sporting Goods Bowmanville 36 King St. E. OSBORNE'S SSPORTS AND CYCLE 26 King Ist. E. nowmanville 41C~ Special 20C 39C 15-oz. tin 69C Devon Breakfast BACON Caldwell's -.By the piece Caldwell's Skinless WIENERS Caldwells Lb. 49C Lb. 2.5C Lb. Pkg, 35C là.3 5c ,-.Îf 1