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Part of a clean-up campaign in Morris ceme-
teries which started last year, the St, Michael's
Cemetery has, been completely put in shape for
the centennial celebrations, to be held in tile
township this sumther. Last year a cairn was
erected to the memory of the pioneers and St.
Michael's Church, which was formerly situated
on this site. A feature of the coining centennial
will be a centennial mass and blessing to be
held in the cemetery by Most Rev. J. C. Cody,
D.D., Bishop of London, on Sunday, August 3rd.
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Western Ontario
History to Be Seen
On TV Program
In a combined film and live
sequence, three hundred years of
Western Ontario's Catholic history
will be shown on television when
"JOURNEY INTO FAITH" a Lon-
don Diocese Catholic Centennial
production will be presented over
CFPL TV channel 10, on Sunday,
June 10th, at 2 p.m.
London's Catholic Diocese is
this year celebrating' the Centenary
of itS foundation, and this spectac-
'War program is part of the cele-
brations, •
Under the distinguished patron-
age of His EXcellency The Most
Reverend. John C. Cody, DD„
the program is being directed by
Rey. Jos. P. Finn, Director of
Catholic Education, assisted by
over a hundred laymen and women,
from all walks of life. Members 'of
the London Little Theatre Groups,
and the staff of CFPL TV Station
are lending a hand in the program,
This interesting program will
bring to life some of the most out-
standing persdnalitles of Western
Ontario in the past three hundred
years, from the coming of the
Jesuit Martyrs and the founding of
the first parish in the diocese at
Windsor, to the organizhig of The
Family Daily Ropary Crusade in
St, Mary's Church by the world-
renowned Father Patrick Peyton.
Scenes from the life of Bishop
Alexander lVfacdonnell, the pioneer
Highland Scot bishop of Kingston,
who travelled pack on back, on foot
and by canoe the length and
breadth 'of his tWo thousand miles
of territory which included Wes-
tern Ontario,
Colonel Torn Talbot, ,and Denis
O'Brien. will be seen, and Father
Peter Schneider, as well as inci-
dents from the lives of Father
Steven Eckart, native of Dublin,
Ontario, who founded a famous
mission for negroes at Milwaukee,
of
Predicting something of what We
may anticipate for the :future ZYf4
Jehostell Yieektil'004 the day when'
a,* person would ,he given bin indi-
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Film Shown
Following Mr, Johnston's talk,
Mr. Croome, who accompanied him
from Stratford, showed a most in-
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The speaker and his assistant
were thanked on behalf of the club
by Barry Wenger, who presented a
gift from the Lions.
The meeting throughout was
particularly peppy one, the music
being in charge of Harold Victor
Pym at the piano and Jack Reavie
as Lion Tamer, Mike.McPhail was
at his imaginative best as he ex-
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Bernard Rutledge, whose vocal
solos are invariably well received,
whenever'he is a guest of the club,
sang the aria from "Martha" and
followed with "The Garden Where
the Prayes Grow" as an encore.
Other guests for the meeting were.
John Crawford, son of Lion Harley
Crawford, and Charles Lloyd, who
was the guest of Lion Gordon Bu-.
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was invited in from the snack bar
next door, however, failed to meet
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