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CULROSS CORNERS
On Wednesday evening the la-
dies attended a shoWer at Kin -
lough for Miss 'Karn Nicholson,
bride of the week. . ' •
On Friday afternoon the seoUts
rrived home f,rom Camp; at In-
:verb-41*mi. They • report . having
hid a wonderful time. • .
ttpand3r Goesel .and,S•am Geddes,
Kincardine, holidayed at the
borne of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ste -
Wart. • ,
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Mr. and Mrs. Stan Gites arid
family, :Guelph: spent . Saturday
• afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs.
James .Wraith..
Lastweek many 'farmers look
advantage' of the few fine. days
to -clean up •the hay .which • had
been. cut before..the-heaVy rams.•
On manyfarmsthishay was so
decomposed ...that it was
burned, wthile other , farmers
spread it on the fields. There is
still much hay to,be 'hauled in
yet, • .
1Vliss : Elda Wall Clinton:, i0ent
the week -end with Mr. and 1VIrs,
Morley Wall and family. ,
141r and MrsTom• Stewart
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boys attended the Stewart : picnic
atKincardine on Sunday. • .
Miss Ellen 'McBride, Cooksvifie
and Mrs, Irene, Schurnacher were'
week -end ',visitors ...with • Mrs.
Frank Brawn .and Reg. .
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INCARDINE CLEANERS
KINCARDINE" 'ONTARIO-
AtinOnncethe'ilietthig...of
2 new agencies
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to broaden their dry cleaning
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in the Lucknow Area
Pannabecker General Store,
St. Helens
Whitechurch General Store,
(DORIS WILLIS,
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Whitechurch
MONDAY and THURSDAY Pick -Up
and returnat these two 'agencies -
We have trimly customers who have. dealt steadily
• ,'•-igith us since we opened, our Service 15 years ago.
• THERE MUST 13E A REASON.
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Tory Us For
QUALITY CLEANING `!--. .CLOCKWORK SERVICE,
(Our truck will "be Off the road during- the week
:August 7th to 1 2 th fOr • hobliday,e)
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Sullivan .FORtilY.
H614L'ReuniOn•
(IttNIGSIMIDOE NEWS) .
The community extends sAri7
pathy to the family of the late
Mrs, Elizabeth Dalton (nee Dean)
Who died during the past. week.
The funeral service took place
on Friday morning at St. Jos-
eph's , Church: Those -attending
from a distance were Mr., .Roy
Condon,Mrs. Margaret .Condon„
Miss Mae O'Connor, Mr. and
Mrs. Angels Miceli, Miss Dolores
and :Eugene Dalton of Detroit,
Mrs. J. Eley, Miss Elizabeth Bow-
er Mrs. Ella, Bowler, Mr. and
Maurice Bawler •of Toronto,
Mr, aiK1-•: Mrs. 1. 'O'Leary and
familyTof London, Mr. and Mrs.
Vic . Finney and •Mrs. R. , Row-
land of • Clinton, Mr; and Mrs.
John CMeil• of Hamilton: ,
Week -end visitors were Mr.
victor Martin and son. Rohn •and:
friend from Hamilton,. Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey • •Boyd :-(nee Mary
Whitty) of Washington, D.C., Mr.
and Mrs. Art O'Connor, •Mr. and
Mrs,' Terrence ..O'Connor, Mrs.
Joseph •garwey of Toronto; .Miss.
Marion Hogan of Hanover, Miss
Shannon Sinnett, Mrs. Ursula:
Hebert, Mrs. 'Bernadine Kenny
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
:Benninger of Dublin, Mrs. Jos.
Brophy, Mrs b: Wilfred White of
Wirigham and Mrs. J. Walters of
Teeswater, Mr. ,and Mrs. Gerald
Hill and family of, Orangeville,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Batz.and fam-
ily of Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Parker arid family of Lon-
don, Miss John O'Connor ,of :To:
Tonto: '
Mrs. Walters of Palm Beach,
Florida, is spending a few weeks
With her son 'and family, Mr: •&
Mrs. ',Gerald Walters.
Congratulations: 'to Mr and
Mrs. IVIarinus Miltenberg �n.. the
,birth of a -son and to Mr. and,
Mrs.; Jack Tigert on thebirth of
twin boys. The babies were born
recently in Goderich hospital.
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WEDNESDAY, AtT9, 2nd, 13k1.
Mrs.Joseph. Courtney return-
ed:home Friday after being in
Wingham hdspftal for ten days
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With an infected: finger.. -
.,The family of the late. Mr. and.
Mrs.' P.:J. Sullivan held a amily
reunion on Saturday; July 2911hThere , are threesons and six
daughters and they were all
present Mr. J. P. Sullivan• of Bal -
fon, :Mr. -Joseph. Sullivan of. De-
troit And, Leon 'of Toronto, , Mrs..
James Morrison. (Marie) of Dub-
lin, Sr, Dionysia (Eileen), Sr.
Denise (Patricia), St Dolorosa,
(Madelene)t, Sr: :Marguerite, (Rti-.
firia); Mrs Thomas Joy .(Marg..
tietite) of Detroit Sr. Marguerite
who has -been. teaching in -Yel,
lowknife N.W.T. for several years
Ile* •here for the oceasiori.' There
Were :over 'fifty • .grandchildren
present. • • • •
Rev Fr. M. J. -Dalton of Kings-
ville, celebrated Mass at 11 am
Sr.: Maureen (Helen Dalton)
played the churbh organ and lead
the ohoir. The family dinner was
served in the church .basement.
During the afternoon and even-
ing the .family renewed ,acquaint-
ancee with relatives and friends
Mr and Mrs. .P. E. Murray &
son -Donald 'are speridingi their
;holidays at their home here:
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ST. HELENS
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HODGKINSON FititiOGLE•
Orange .blossom and PeOnies
decorated • St. Andrews . Presby-
terian Church; Wirigham,, on Sa-
turday, July 8th at 3:10 p.M. for
the Marriage of. Katherine Rubh.
..Fryfogle and Kenneth Wilbert
Hodgkinson. • :
' Mr. and ROY IlaWleY of
Oshawa spent the Week -end with:
her parents, Mr and Mrs. Lorne
Woods, •
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• Margaret and • litenda' Wilson
of London spent the past week
with Mr.' and agrs. Frank ' Mc-
Quillin and TerrY, • '
• Mr. Charlie Stuart"` of. Regina,
Sask is spending* a few weeks
with • his • brothers, Messrs. Joe,
and George .•.Stuart and .
'Stuart, '
Mr, arid Mrs. Irvin McCabe of
Windsor visited 'during the past
week with Mr. and Mi8, Prank
McQuillin and other relatives,
Mr. Charlie McQtiillin IS en-
joying a three Week motor- trip
to Western Canada, •
Miss Jessie McCharles of Rip-
ley is visiting, with her sister,'
Mrs, Ernest Gaunt and Mr.
Gaunt.
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The bride is the ,daiighter of
krs...flarry 3, Fryfogle of Wing,
iham. and the late Mr. FryfOgle .&
the , groom • is the son o 'Mk: 'and,
•MrS.. Wilbert E. Hodgkinson of
•LUcknioW,
An. account of the, wedding ap-
peared 4in our, pr -holiday issue
. ' MRS:. WILLIAM .: SPARKS
: A. !resident of .Kineardine •for
37 '.years, ...Mrs. William Sparks
Passed away at the Fairhaven
Nursing Home where she had re-
sided the past few •months :fol-
lowing a critical' illness. , •
The former Alice Mole, she
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was born 76 years ago.. in West
Wawanesh- 'daughter •••a the. late.
Mr. and 'Mrs: John Mole. In 1911
She wed lAriliiarn Sparks and they,
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took up 'residence at Port Elkin;
later going to, Kincardine. •
Her principal interestawere her
'hone and tiler ehurah.• —
Mr.. Sparks .predeceased •her by
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two years. Surviving arp.a daugh-
ter, ,Gladys, Mrs; Clarence .Mur-
die
Of London,, two sons, Lloyd,
Exeter and Harry,. Owen Sound
and .a sister, Mrs Hannah Case -
more, of Whighain. • • . -•
Service at. the' Linklater fun-
eral home Was :condUctedby the
Rev-. John. IC. Hutton of .,Pine
-River-United Church. -With inter-.
Merit , following. Kincardine
Cemetery.. , . • :
HOLY.RO,OD
Miss Mae Palmer,. Kincardine,
Miss Greta • Harris, -Winghani,
Mrs, Belle Cathers, of Wingham,
1V48.• Keri Jackson and' Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Tylor, Wroxeter were
Sunday Visitors with Mr.' and
Mrs. William Eadie.
Mrs. Torn Harris is. a -patient
in Wingham' ijopital. We hope
for a speedy redovery. •
.CongratulatiOns:• to Mr.., and
Mrs. Finley' MacLennan on the
birth of a daughter in .Kincardine
Hospital, " •• • • •
Mr. and 'Mrs; Wm. Welsh and
Sandy are holidaying in .Ottawa
and Quebec. • •
Mr, and Mrs DOnald Smith: &
Brenda, Toronto spent a :feW
days with his parents, Mr: and
Mrs. Jini: Smith.
A few of the'ladies attended the
shower or '11/1iss. Eleanor- Carter'
ir- the SiXthschool a week ag6
Saturday evening and also the.
trousseau tea at her home on
Monday.,,evening, ••
Mr. and Mrs. LioydAekert;
An-
ne and 'John attended , the1,ved-
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• ding of Mrs. Ackert's sister, Miss
Shirley McCallum to Mr: Roily
Kaufman • in Listowel on Satur-
day. Mrs 'Ackert , was matron. of
honour and Anne was flowergiri
Some of the 'Holyroodlathes
attended.a shower for Miss Karen
Nicholson at Kiillough Wednes-
day. eVerring: •. •
Work has -Started on. the. new
school west of ,Holyrood.
'Mr:. and Mrs. Donald Smith
and 10enda, Mr. .and ;Mrs. Jim
Smith, Harold and Bp13 . visited:
Stinday with ''.and/Mrs..Doug •
Smith \and: Chris who are send-
ing two weeks at Inverhitron
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MrS Maurice..Hodgins, London
has been ,visiting. with her...par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs.., MarkJohn-
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REQ CANDY
AT REID'S BAKERY
A. letter writer to the Mary
Hastings column in the Free Press
who signs herself as "Lochabet"-i
must • have an intimate assOcia-
'don, with ImeknoW.. • '
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Twice she has made mention
Of the candy store in Reid's bak-
ery, where at Christmas time you;
could purchase those delectable .•
home-made candy caries.: Dhderit-
ly W 8? (Bill) Reid now Of
Strathroy, still' has the family .
recipe and the confectioners
touch, for "Lochaber" sayS..'she
got a heartwarming letter from
the last remaining girl of • the
family (Fern), who sent two large
candy • canes" of . the kind I never
expected to taste again." •
Reference to the Reid candy
counter, sets us't-o, thinking, and
marvelling at the patience, :of
Mrs Re1d Ida and Ferri, as,: kids
with • a penny to spend .wattla
line-up 'in front of the tray..filled
glass -enclosed show case, Uic1 go
Over the candy gelectiOn With thie
trionotoriOuS- query "Row many •
of those for ‘a cent?":,imagino
,how many for a cent/
bruggiStr "Did the ritudpaek
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days but then it wore
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