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One period which is just an exâ€" tra week‘s holiday is that encomâ€" passing July ist and Jul{ 4th, when everyone races back and forth to celebrate. So this yafi they decided to have one mutu @elebration. Local cars were givâ€" en special stickers, and on Saturâ€" day, July 2ndâ€"the date chosenâ€" there were no boundaries. For local people it was one great comâ€" munity of friendly people. Canaâ€" dian and American gunboats anâ€" chored side by side in the river. Airmen from Penfield, N.B., and Bangor, Me.. put on displays of flying prowess all day. A joint paâ€" rade started at 10 a.m., outside of St. Stephen; from Ahere to Calais then back to Milltown. Both countries sent soldiers, j tanks; airmen; U.S. Marines and the Royal Canadian Navy. There were Daughters of the Xmerican Revolution and 1O.D.E.; Lef'on- naires from both countries; floats from the industries of the comâ€" munity. clowns, majorettesâ€"in all it took 3 hours to pass the reviewâ€" ing stand, placed strategically mid CHICAGO LOS ANGELES MONTREAL WINNIPEG *rx in a true story we were *old this summer. My sister lives in one of the towns concerned and showed us their movies of the following event. You probably read the "Hi Neighbor" column about a month s, when Marian Ainlay told of holiday to the United flg., their friendly feeling toward mada, and inlerest in our commuâ€" mities * Her remarks are depicted The St. Croix river is part of the US.Canadian boundary, and FARES ARE LOW Mext time you feel the urge to go places, see your local bus agent. Me can tell you all about ‘-".'NP-MM ments, time tables and other details that will help you to enjoy your frip. He is a member of your community and will be glad to serve you, A Guide is a friend to all and sister to every other Guide. T ROUND TRIP (Subject to Change) §$17.75 83.70 16.40 42.05 1 A'â€"\-’-.â€"--!‘*fl By MRS. L M SELLENRY Waterice District Gisl Quide _ _Rev. Cecil Klages of West (Monkton was the s_um A?eaku at the Missionary Festival Serâ€" [Compwy and Bridgeport The latter hope to have a small group trained so that they may go to the homes of shutâ€"ins dm Christmas season and bring personal singing greetings. Rnllg Day was observed in Zion vanfi:lical U. B. Church, here, with Rev. G. K Barthel, Waâ€" terloo, as gues lfi.ker in the afâ€" ternon. The Victory Quartatte of Kitchener ulficthm numbers, Rev. Mr. Lean, Kitchener, igoke at the evening service and r. and Mrs. Vernon Schwindt, Doon, played and sang. _ Mr. and Mrs. Tillman Bowman, David and Ronald of Galt l&ent the weekâ€"end with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bowman. at the Missionary Festival Serâ€" vices, Trinity Lutheran Church, Sunday morning. â€" â€" tenantâ€"Governor of New Brunsâ€" wick. In the the sky bis Mvifiad of freworks the majestic naval vessels, now riding at high tide. _ Where else in this world, other Floradale : ri the bridge, graced by the raner o mouke fog the Lise to great countries! _ then this our US.â€"Canadian bounâ€" The charm and fine quality of Community plate will add mtuch to enhance the beauty of your table appointments. . . . Designed by skilled silversmiths in fine mnmi:‘cent designs . . . Coronation, Milady, Lady ilton, Mornâ€" ing Star and Evening Ster. 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