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• 70 2 N%IIION CANADIANS
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•' PLAN .MEMORIAL
UNVEILING
KINGSBRIDGE NEWS
The annual Garden Party is
• to • be ,held on, Wednesday, Aueg
ust lst and the tickets for the
draw are now being sold•• far and.
near, with ' 15 valuable prizes?
which district merchants have so
generously donated The cere,
mony in, connection with the Vin-
veiling:of the Father McCormack
Memorial will be held in the of-.
ternoon; with. Monsignor Grespan
I representing the " Bishop,. and
Father John Hogan will deliver
the sermon, ` Rev. , J."�P. Gleeson
of, Goderich will . officiate at sol-
emn benediction, and. Mani cif'
the clergy -are planning to: be
present Sol: this occasion. -,.,,the
new sanctuary floor•,rnakes a very'.
I'Mit •ceable improvement • 'in .the
I�churc�h, as also will the new iron
'fence . with its large pillars for
the : cemetery; which. the men- of
the.,' parish are endeavouring to
'have' completed . before' the ar-
rival of former ,Parishioners and
friends who are planning to be•
present for the garden party.'
,I, `Sunday visitors' to the Rectory'
last . week were' Rev. S. Toth of
Logan, Dr. and Mrs, H. C: Peco
and family of Chatham, Mn. • and
Mrs. Stan Varewyck ,.and family"
of Langton,. Miss' Lizette Spriet'
and 'Miss Mary • Ann Simpson- of
Langton.,
i11�ir ate, Vers. Fitzpatrick of
.Wingham and Mr, and, Mrs.. Skin.
mer *of ..Goderith :visited with :Mr.
and Mrs. .Finnie .last 'Sunday.
Mrs. M. Alexander and her
mother, ' Mrs. :Fleming of Wain -
right, Alta., visited with . the
Frayne fain 1y, lastweek enroute
to Quebec.
Mrs. Walter Clare has been ap
. ,pointed to. the . Diocesan Council
of ;the C.W.L.;in change of Imi
gration--for- the -Diocese—of ' L -ort-
don, and we congratulate Mrs.
Clare upon her new appointrnent.
Visitors 'here over the week -end
were: Mr. and Mrs. A. Hartman
and Shirley`•of Kitchener-; .Mr.` &
Mrs. Len Woodley and• Mary
:Dolene of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs
Jack MclConville•:of Toronto; Mrs.
McConnville is remaining here
for twoweeks vacation With her
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Lucknow Branch: MILTON RAYNER, Manager
WITH' CANADIANS , IN.'EVERY WALK OF..LI,FE" SINCE 1817
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Entitles You To A Chance To • .
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One given away each Friday for eight .weeks on.
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• for further particulars.
Free Chance With ‘Every • $ ;Spent Here
$' `LE PRICE ON .F•ISK. TIRES
Save Money . On Our New W. Wash
xcellent Results at ° a Considerable ' Saying
over .other'' wax jobs.
Complete . Range.': of B.A 'S Exclusive
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TIRES.' A SPECIALTY . WIIEEL BALANCING
Bill Hunter. Phone 55 Lucknow
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parents, Mr. and Mrs Clifton:
Austin; Mr. and. Mrs. ,J. Dietrich
aid : children. • of Kitchener; Mr..
and Mrs.. Lalonde of ,Sarnia; ,Mrs.
Jas. M. Bowie • arid. Maurice 'Bow-
ler of Toronto;' Miss, Frances •Gil
more of London; .Maurice.'Dalton
of Camp ,Ipperwaih; Miss Mary
Sheridan , of 'Toronto; Mr. & Mrs.
J. Fitzgerald land children; Tor-
onto; `Walter Kelly of London.
iS•r. M. Euphernia arid Sr. M.
-Philomiena of . St. Joseph's Con-
vent, ' London, were recent visi-
=tors ---at -=the- home -of-- Mrs-. .G.
' O'Keefe ` and Mr, and Mrs:
O'KKeefe •
Mr. and ',MrsKevin' Kraemer
and Rosemary. of` Kitchener, Mr:.
Jas. Gafferty: and Miss ;Mary,.
Ann Kraemer of Kitchener spent,
a 'few', days last Week with their:
sister,: , Ms: Gene Frayne and
family.
. • Congratulations to Mr.
Jos. Courtney. upon' ,the birth of
a son in''Wfn'gliam Hospital re-
cently. •'
Mrs. D. ,Moore • and family, of
Detroit' • .. are holidaying at the
Sinnett homestead 'for- a few
weeks.:
Mr., Jos: Dwyer of pi. `Cathay-
ines spgn't a ••fev . days'with .his
• sister, Ml's. Dori Frayne and
family. On Thursday they' mot-•
ored to London to visit with ,Sr
M. Lucille at the Motherhouse.
_MSTheoclor_Eale_y_•
and_
ghter. Eileen of New York City
and Sister, :Appollonia of Kin-
kora have been visiting at the
ha/nes , of Michael Foley 'and
Earl Drennan du±ing the past •
week. .•
The ,Sutter- family of ,Detroit
were. week -end visitors °at the . '
home of'`Mr. and Mrs. Cyril* .
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a DUNGANNOk CEMETERY.
MEMORIAL SERVICE ..
On, Sunday, July 1st,: Dungan-
non 'Cemetery. ; presented a very
plleaaing appearance Aygreat deal
• of labor and love was combined
in'' the preparation of the annual,
memorial . service. Chairs . were
loaned by the Agricultual :Soc-
iety fo , the , Service: People . gath-
Tooled To Repair All Makes Of
Tractors, Machines. & .Shop Work
'ACETYLENE. & ,ARC WELDING
K'I NLOU•GH: 4GARAGE
W. BRECKLES
Phone 18-r-20, Ripley
THE HOME OF QUALITY SERVICE
and Genuine JOHN DEERE PARTS
a
'ered• 'early to place flowers on
the graves of loved pones and to
admire the • Well, kept grounds.
The 'Lucknow High .School Band
was in attendance. ' •
Prior to • the appointed hour of,
•service : an electrical storm 'was
approaehi , 'so • the service. was
held 'in the United 'Church. .Rev.
G. ' Watt presided,' with Rev.:' H:'
L. Jennings: • giving the "address
and Rev.. G: A. Meiklejohn lead-.
°Ing in prayer. The. Band render-
ed' two hyrrins and .Mrs, L. Stixr-
gel presided at the organ. The :of-
ferin.g, ''which is for the upkeep
of the cemetery amounted to $50.
Mrs. 'Mel. Reed of Dungannon is
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• treasurP,rof.�#he mantte_arnce fun
treasurer of • the maintenance
fund' for.. the Cemetery and, da
nations may• be given .to her for
this worthy' Cause.' • .
ASKS ABOUT JUDGESHIP .:
A E. Robinson. Conservative
M,P,' • for ,I ruee, • asked in the I.
House of Commons . on: Friday 11
about the delay in the appoint-
ment of a Bruce County judge.
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_the of Justice 'Minist-
er Stuart Gatson,' the .member
directed his gUestioot''to Finance
Minister Walter E. Harris, and
enquired -4r ?fhbf i" risteF '4eetied
any assistance 'in selecting some-
one from the local area. Mr. var.
ris sidestepped that one, and said
he' would draw the question to.
Mr. Garson's attentionl'. .: 1
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WHEN SCHOOL IS •OUT EVERY STREET BECOMES
A PLAYGROUND AND CAUTIOUS DRIVING BE.
COMES MORE IMPORTANT THAN .EVER
ALWAYS DRIVE SO YOU ' CAN STOP!
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