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.811NDAY, JUNE 7
DeCoratiott. ansl Metnorial Day
ICald Fellows and Rebekaha meet
at Lodge IlitarOns at 2 o"eloek; 2:30
at Maltlandbank Cemetery. ,
AU .Ftialoars and Rebekah&
weleente.
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on Jane e he said pro y,
was '1)Pr31. 44#41,' th.,e Britls
and I expect to Uoder flare-
ly lt is reasonable fm' animan who
feeki like that:to Want to put out
a Jack the day a new qneen
erawneda
But *Pee days ITOO never knoW,
just what you ea o do and what you
cant. You start out with the best
lineations and flit thing you know
some efficiouaaand offieial charac-
ter is kat:whirs op your door tell.
ing you it laa't allowed.
TMs man hi Toronto had a iret-
ty good-sized flag to fly. His prop-
erty isn't very large and he took
quite a 'while figuring out just how
he would get it up. Finally, he got
a
he,
of rope, tied the flag on it
and ran the rope from his upstairs
window over to the hydro pole out
on the street. That is where he
made his mistake. Coronation or
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Orr ::a little girt.
I know • a little girl who was ail
set to celebrate the coronation, too.
In the. morning she was going to
raise for the very first time a big
new flag on a brand new flagpole;
she was going to play outside all
day.because they had given all the
school children a holiday that day;
she was going to go downtown and
watch all the bandit parade up to
the tattoo; then she was going to
come home again and set off some
firecrackers she had aaved special-
ly freilm the 24th of May -oops!
sorry, from May 18.
Maybe somewhere in there she'd
have an ice-cream, cone too.
But Coronations are Just like ev-
erything else. No matter hoW hard
you wish, you can never be sure
of having everything turn out the
way you want it. • Like that man in
Toronto and all the trouble over
his flag. Like the •Ear1 of Athlone
whose carriage got stuck .plumb in
the middle of the procession and
might have held up everything if
he hadn't stuck his head out of the
window and asked a couple of Lon-
don bobbies to give him a shove.
Like the little girl I know who was
all set for her Coronation Day cele-
brations, 'and then got the measles.
One of the big, high -Priced writ-
ers who was. over in London to
send stories back to the newspa-
pers said that this wee the one
Coronation where everything went
off without a hitch.
What does he know about it? He
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fitting reply and S. social half-fimir
and lunch aolloaved.
Loge council Passes
Drainklaw Motions
• Logan Council met Mon,day with
allmembers present, the Reeve
presiding. The minutes were read
and adopted; correspondence read
and road accounts amounting to
$2,102.55 and miscellaneous ac-
count& totalling $4821.74 were or-
dered paid.
A notice to hate .the open. por-
tion of theXistneralunicipal Drain,
branch No. 2, put in proper repair,
was received and the .Clerk in-
structed to notify C.'".1). 'Corbett,
O.L.S., to examine same and re-
port to council. W, G. McGeorge,
O.L.S., is to be notified of com-
plaint about ;be rtb West drain.
By-Itiws were amazed to refund all
surplus monies , en the .Ftelph and
Bauer Drains. •
There was a 'deficiencyreported
of $152.97 on the Hobbs Dramn.
which does not come under the
provisions of the provincial aid to
Drainage Act. A by-law was pass-
ed reassessing the ratepayers on
the drain. They are to be notified
of the amount and ,have the priv-
ilege of paying on or before July 1,
or it will be added to the 1953 tax
roll. The ratepayers on the Hunt,
Hinz, Wolfe and Weir drains are
-to be notified that they may pay
their assessments in , cash on or
before July 1, after that "date de-
bentures will be issued.
The Monkton School Fair was
granted.$20 and the Mitchell Fall
Fair $125. The by-law for the 'is-
suing of debentures en $305,000 at
a%, per cent, for the erection of
the new Mitchell and. District High
School, was given the first and
pemond readings and will be 'sent
to the Ontario Municipal Board for
final approval.
ought to be smart enough to know
that absolutely nothing in this
whole world. ever goes off without
a hitch because this is not a per,
fect world and, after all we're only
human. Didn't he. sea the Earl of
Athlone get stuck? Didn't he know
anything about the man and his
flag in Toronto, or the little girl
with the measles in Seaforth? What
kind of a reporter is be anyway?
Why even if he was in Westmin-
ster Abbey itself all he had to do
was look up where Prince Charles
and his grandmother were sitting.
If he had, he would have seen the
little Prince leave in quite a hurry
before the end of the service. It
wasn't anything serious. He. must
had to -well, you know.
And that's the way things are!
Coronation Day or any other. -And
that's the way they'll be as long
as all of us are merely flesh and
blood,
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gr, 90404 Shor0e00,. Clinton,
was :best Man Mild '0,Ohera. were Mr.
Kenneth •S, Busses.
and 'Mr. Thomas Shortreed, Wok.
ton. •
The ,bride'a mother reoeltred
guests at Crantraaraoa Community
centre wearing ,nayY Chantilly
lace dress., with navy and gray ac-
cessories and red, rose corsage. She
was asisisted by the bridegroom's
mother who chose a dress of navy.
crepe with navy .accessories and a
corsage of red roses. Baskets of
.spring flowers, and pink and; blue
streamers decorated the hall.
The bride wore a gold 8114 with
mauve accessories for the wedding
trip to the Maritimes. The couple
Will' live in WialtOn.
MURRAY - MCQUAID
ST. OOLUMBAN.-On Saturday
morning at 9:30 in St. Columban
Church, Patricia Mary McQuaid,
cleughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
McQuaid, and Joseph Patrick Mur-
ray, son of Mr. and' Mrs. Gilbert
Murray, were united in marriage
in a double -ring ceremony by the
Rev. John McCowell,
Given in marriage IV her father,
the bride chose a strapless gown
Of white satin with nylon net ever -
skirt, a bolero of Chantilly lace
.sleeves extending to a point,
her floor -length veil extending iri
a slight train, was held in place
with a coronatioh crown headdress.
She carried , a sheaf of American
Beauty roses.
The hride was attended by. Miss
Mary Kennedy as maid of honor,
wearing a gown of orchid taffeta
with nylon net overskirt and la.ce
bodice, and carried a nosegay of
baby mums, sweet peas and lily of
the valley. Miss Rita Murray, sis-
ter of the groom, was bridesmaid
and wore. a canary yellow gown
similar in style to that of the maid
of honor, and carried a nosegay
of sweet peas and lily of the val-
ley. Their headdresses were half
crown bandeaux. Miss Mary Anne
Hamilton, cousin of the bride, was
flower girl in a yellow gown 'with
white dotted swiss overalirrt and
poke bonnet to match, and carried
a nosegay pf mixed flowers.
Donald Murray, nephew of the
groom, was ring -bearer, carrying a
heartshaped white satin cushion.
Mr. Gilbert Murray was best man
for his brother, and the ushers
were' Frank McQuaid, brother of
the bride, and Joseph Murray, bro-
ther of t'he groom.
The altar was beautifully decor-
ated with pink and white tulips
and snapdragons. Rose Mary Lane
was soloist, rendering "Ave Maria"
at the Offertory and "Mother, At
Thy Feet I'm Kneeling," as the
bride placed a rose from her bou-
quet on the Blessed Virgin Altar.
She was accompanied by Mrs, Vin-
cent Lane as organist.
Following the wedding breakfast
at the Hillcrest Tea Rooms in Mit-
chell, the reception washeld at
the home of the bride's parents,
where the bride's Mother received
in an orchid dress of nylon organ-
dy with white accessories and
wearing a corsage of Talisman
roses. The bridegroom's mother
wore a steel -blue dress with navy
accessories and a corsage of sweet-
heart roses.
For travelling the bride donned
a suit of pearl gray coray with
green accessories and a corsage of
pink roses. On their return from
a trip to the, United 'States, the
couple will reside in London. The
groom's gift to the bride was a
chest of silver; to the bride's at-
tendants, pearl Rosaries; best man,
a lighter; to the ushers, matching
tie pins and cuff links.
Guests attending the wedding
were: Mr. Frank McQuaid, Wind-
sor; Miss Cecelia Ducharme, Jos.
Sloan, Michael Connelly, London;
Miss Joan Ryan, Kitchener; Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Hamilton and Mary
Anne, Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. Phil-
lip Flanagan, Betty and Don, To-
ronto; Mr. and Mrs. Frank " Mc-
Quaid and Kathy, Stratford.; Miss
Florence and miss Nora McQuaid,
Stratford; Rev. Father Thomas Mc-
Quaid and Rev. pather,Dietrick, of
Scarboro Foreign Missions,
EAST MeKILLOP
Engagement -
The engagement is announced of
Doreen Caroline, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Regele,
R.R. 5, Seaforth, to Mr. Mervin Ed-
win Wurdell, son of Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Wurdell, R.R. 1, Bornholm.
The Wedding will take place in St.
Peter's Lutheran Chinch, Brod,hag-
en, on June 12.
Mrs. O'Leary: "Shrue and I'm
sorry to hear your husband passed
away. What. ofd he die of?"
Mrs. Murphy: "'Twas Gan -
green."
Mrs. O'Leary: "Praise the Saints
for the color, anyway!"
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