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MONUMENTS
SKELTON
MEMORIALS
y WALKfRTON
W
e .are the onlymanu ac-
turers in. ,this,, .part fit C tarso
sof ',high. . class . lmo unkents,'•
.who. import gra;bite-from; the
..out Country In:the rough by
:the, carload and process from
the rough to the finished:
monument. No middleman.
When e!trsosing a m4uument
come and see one. of the:
largest:selections ,inA Ontario..
Established over` sixty years,
Write • or phone; Walker. ton 8
and reverse charges. ,
S10ELT•ON
MEMORIALS
•
WALKERTON
TH AND N:INVTH
Mrr. ,and Mrs Mark Armstrong.
were, visitors .with • Mr. and ,.Mrs.
• V. Hrovat at Zurich on Sunday,
Guests non Saturday,. evening
'with :Mr. and Mrs. Bill •Kinahan
were Mr,' and s. Angus', Ken -
1V
nedy, • Rita, ' Gordon. and Mrs::
Catherine Kennedy. of . Seaforth
Miss Hilda Kennedy of London.
• ,Mr, Gus Kinahan' returned"; to`
London on Tuesday,. .
• Mr. Callum "Carr1eron and Carol
'of Detroit Were week-end,i-isitol:s
•with Mr° •and' Mrs. John ,Cam-
eron and Don:
ip. d a ,�• I
THE i ----
N 'LIVESTOCK PRICES
ouotar—irletaal
410.40.
"Hog prices this fall »arelikely
to decline. to levels approaching
the support price of 23 cents".
"Prices for. feeder...cattle . this
fall should be quite strong.,
Prices of cattle for slaughter
should be at last year's 1eVels,
with .a seasonal decline this fall,
and ` rise bate next winter",
• "Prices for dairy cattle should:
improve fractionally", • • '
This is the outlook for:Ontario
livestock as:predicted by the_Ag=
riculttirai Economics' Department,
of the Ontario' Agrictiitural Co1M
lege, in the fall issue of,,,its pub
l,cat;on, : "Ontario Farm 'Bud-
, •, u
•
In':eommenting en the hog sit—
uation, the publication points out
• that the• 'number of hogs slaugh-
tered in • Canada was up 19 per-
cent'in the period up -to. Septem-
be° 24., yet, stocks of pork were
down over 10 -percent -at 'Sep-
tember 1. "The • reasons' for this
remarkable developMent ;`'were:
•(a) : greatly .increased : domestiq
consumption,: and,, (b), an increase
of about 10 percent`. in exports.
At June 1,. there were 18 percent
more. hogs ori farms in Canada'
'than 'a .year 'earlier,' and ' 13 .per-'
cent more sows were expected to,
farroW in the June=Novernb •
period •this. year than last "
4-11 ,MEMBERSHIP' GROWS
Alo•
ng With . ; more ' `widespread
public . • interest, , membership in
4=H •:Club .work is }niounting :an-
nually and: this year .established
a new, record' in. Canada'of '72,784
'enrolled- • in 4,952 . clubs, . an in-
crease of 4;071 members 'and:'164
club's' rover 1954. ,
While eight of the ten .'prov •
inces reported :high• 'member-
ship, Saskat'cheian," with a stun-
ber . of newly.,organised grain,
beef', and garden;clubs, 1ad the
greatest individual . ;increase • of
;•A .S •rriembers.
1
EDDING BELLS
AUSTIN FITZPATRICK
St, Joseph's . . ' man Catholic
church, Kings •ridge, was" the
setting on Saturday, October 22,
for ' the wedding of Catherine
Fitzpatrick, daughter of Mrs,
O'Neil and the late John . O'Neil
of Kingsbridge, to :Cyril • Joseph
Austin, son of the . late Mr. and
Mrs, Peter" Austin; also of. Kings-'
bridge. ,Rev . Father H; : Van
yynckt officiated. •
Given. away by • •.her brother,
• Michael• O Nei•1, the . bride wore
• Prmneess style•...dre,ss
fcean blue• silk :corcded Moir. , with
tiny 'Matching hat and:Veil , -and
white -stole, and: glgves.: Her c'or
sago was of pink rosebuds;
Matron ••/ of honor. was . Y Mrs..
John Austin. of Kingsbridge, in
a •dress of ' blue 'shot crystalet.te,
with• pink hat and .gloves and,
pink' stole, and. a corsage of blue
carnations. • 7••4
Gropmsinan • =was• Mr.... John
Austin 'of J gsiarid'ge,, nephew
of the, 'bridegroom.
Mr..'Peter Lierman was : organ-
1st for the choral' service. 'Mr:
Raymond Dalton sang :"On' This
Day' 0 Beautiful , Mother" dur
ing• thesigning of the ' register,
anti . a group of school girls sang
``Panic• Angelicus" . at the Offer-
tory. •
There was a dinner' in St. Jos
eph's parish , hall .and. •a' reception
at the -bride's homen;'.the ' after-
noon, the bride's mother reeeiv .,
ing the guests 'in a grey wool
:dress,' with Matching• accessories,'
and acorsa .
ge . of amber carna-
tions.
;The. honeyinoon Was •spent in
Northern Ontario, ,the bride
yelling in .a "grey .wool .suit, 'tweed.
topcoat and matching •aecessor-
ies.. The Happy couple are to, live
at: the bridegroom's farm' at
Kingsbridge. •
.BORN
COURTNEY, •at Kincardine Hos-
pital\ on, •.Sunday,- 'October• . 23rd'
to .Mt. an,d•..Mts 'Robert Court—
ney• 1
e a son.•
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FOWL and APPLES
for
Choice Chickens, and. Hampers; '.M clntosh .Apples
.PPles
ti a. ;•
Special Games for Turkeys
;RECREATION HALL L:UCKI4OW`':: •
9
at 8.30 sharp
Under Auspices Lucknow • Branch Canadian Legion:
4 • Tickets 3 JO 25e or 14 for, $1,00 Special Games; 2 Tickets
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MCWHINNEy—'• LAPISH
pretty wedding' ceremony
was solemnized at Dungannon
United •Church parsonage on Sat-
urday;' October 15th, . when Miss
Edna Mae • Lapish, daughter , o
was married' • to Mr. Robertaoin
Lapish of ;Bar River, • ' Ontario,
McWhinney,. .son . of David
and the late :'Mrs. McWhinney of
E. 1, Dungannon. Reverends G:
D. Watt of Dungannon and . J. C:
Hutton' of Pine River, officiated.
The 'bride wore a floor :length
gown •'of white • nylon net and
-.fine Italian, lace over "a ruffled
nylon slip . of. , bridal, satin. The
jacket of the dress: was fashion•
ed •with lily point sleeves with
embroidered .: sequin '.trintming� .•
Herfingertip veil . was of cloud
v%bite.: