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E LUCKNOW' SENTINEL, LUCKNOW,
NOTICEH.
:INDERGARTEN REGISTRATION
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May 24th, 1961
Parents desiring to: have a child attend'
Kindergarten, ,during the 196.1 - 1962.School:.
Term, are requested to:. register with Mrs,.
Helen 'Hall; :at the Lucknow Public School -
ori:.Wediesday, May 2.4 Ir, from 2 :00 • to 3 :30
p.m.
The child is to be five years , of age on;
or ,before December 3•ist, 1:."961, and .should
accompany 'parent at time of registration.
children, Payable ' at time of registration.
Tuition Fee 15.00, for non -re
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Miss Dorothy McCom:bie, -'sis-
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of Ashfield _Presbyterian Church
has graduated from Missionary
and Deaconess Training School,
and will work in. downtown To-
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I- Mr. X. K. Dawson, who has;
undertaken the project of.sup,•
plying, water to village house-
holds. had ;ari artesian well drilled
on his .property, finishing' at 252,
feet. ' He was also successful ' in
`having .piping pushed through
underground, withdut disturbing
'the main road, and by this me-
thod lowered the cost and les':
sened inconvenience.' It is eaC
pected the work awh .go right:
ahead smoothly: now: :Reminding
villagers of a lighting system a •
few.: year back, was. the • discov-
ery of an old gas pipe' while :.
digging on the •Ashfield side;
north of 'th'e Bank of Commerce.
Mrs. Arthur Elliott .on rSatur-
day evening was pleasantly sur-
'priised when a 'few friends. and
relatives' dropped in at her. home
observing her ,birthday:. Many.
.happy returns of the day, • Mrs.
Elliott
Congratulations are du'e to
some local young, folk, who have,
suocessfully 'passed' recent, piano'
,e caminations:. They 'are''; Paul'.
Eedy, • Betty Irvin, .Robert ' Sher -
Wood and Patricia .Ann: Eedy:
Miss Clara .Sproul, Strafford is
visiting her •sisters, Misses. Nettie••.
and Rebina Sproul, Mr, and Mrs.
J D..Iiesson, Stratford also: visit-
ed 'Oil . Wednesday ,.of. last week.
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Mr Barney Benninger was ad
mitted to; Goderich Hospital last:
week • for treatment Arid also. was
.Mrs:: Mathew'Shackleton,` tiiiith, a'
very: sore throat, 'which seems to:
be , prevalent ''in a'.•'nur ber . of
localities. • .
Mrs 'Leonard .Crawford,' Wings
hair, visited her parents, 'Mr. and
Mr's.. W. A: Culbert one day last.
week. - ,'
Mrs Leonard'. --,:Chisholm and:
Children, "Alex, Colin and Virgin
i.a on Sunday visited. her ` parents,
Mr. and ¥rs.: J. Payne of Dun-
dalk. .
Mr. ;Richard �.
' � M d. , Stewart,.: son of
Mr. 'and- Mrs.'Arth_ur Stewart
finished, last week,.first year.
Studies- at . Western YJniversity.:in
London: ` •
The C G:I T. •met Mondaynight',
at the ' United Church fora' edit
luck supper which turned out
Pretty well•. for ..pot luck -Special
'feature was a cake ..decorated
with "Welcome Back Emily" ;in.
respect to their lead .trr:, Mrs, Herb
Finni a who had' been il•T:
g n 'mho Rev.
T. Richards. 'spoke -grace. Mrs.
Richards ..Who. helps 'with leading
arid. Mrs. Robert., Irvin
was. 'also present to assist. .Fol-
low. irig supper, a short '-meeting
was held:: The theme 'was led'by
Fay, Pearson and Donna McKen-
zie,: •Lynda Hodges, read, a. story,
Valerie ,lodges gathered. the col=
Tections Plans'' were made' for
affiliation' with the for
June 7th and going to camp was
also discussed.
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uckktow. Ont.'
M:r. Jin -i Blake, son af,Mr..and
Mrs. "Cecil Blake is. home after
finishing first 'year Toronto Uni-
versity
:'Mrs, Wilson..' Irwin, Lucknow,
on' .Sunday visited Mrs.. • I•rvine
Plenry.'
Mir. and Mrs.. Lionel •Lahgevin,
Louie, Paul and :.Michelle on
Sunday returned .to 'Barrie after
a.: visit with her mother, Mrs L.
StingeL . During that tithe the
former took • a • short -course at
Clinton R,C.A.F: •
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BURTON: STANLEY
Historic . South • Kinloss : Presb 'y -' •
terian - Church.. was the scene o:f
the: marriage' of: Audrey Isobel,
Stanley and. ' Mr. Gil R'us ton ' at
a . mid-afternoon cerernony on
Saturday', April 24th. The .bride
is the •:daughter. of Mr. and 'Mrs.
'Haro'ld :Stanley off; ,Lucknow' and
the groom is the song of Mr and.
Mrs.• Frank Ruston of Gadshill,
Ontario. w
a setting
of 'Yellow: and
white •'snapdragon and ferns, the:
marriage ' was 'solemnized' by1a•
former .:pastor, Rev Gordian
Baulch • of Barrie; :assisted by
Rev: Roderick MacLeod of South
Kinloss..,,:The' organist was 1Vtrs.
Leonard Addis of • Toronto,:; a.
friend of the bride and the solo`
ist ::was'' -a classmate,: Miss Mary
Turnbull. of Toronto who sang,
".O, Perfect Love" and "Because:"
Given in marriage by. ` her fa -
they the petite:bride wore•a floor-
length gown of .white peau ide-
sal., The :fitted :bodice • featured .;a.
scooped neckline, . -' V -back, lily
Mrs. Hugh. McWhinney'spent a
'few clays raft ''week. , at•,: Guelph:
attending the convention' of Wo-.
rnen'S Institute Presidents.
'Mrs. T. C: Anderson w'as ho$.-
"tess at her hoine ori ' Friday af-•
ternoon for the United .'Church
W,M:,S. Mrs. Ivan Rivett .led as
substitute 'for Mrs. Esther flivett,'
the President, It was reported
that '36 home calls and 2.6: hospi-,
tal ' calls were made. Mrs: Chan,
Fowler led the Worship, service
and read the `scripture 'lesson.
Mrs. C. Blake accompanied at
the piano.. Mrs. T. C. Anderson
gave a splendid report 'Of the
convention in London. Mrs.:,! red
Young read an article on Christ-
ian Citizenship, ' Mrs. Reed
read a •chapter of Missionaries at
work and a Metter from Margue-
rite Cousins, a: missionary, Mrs
C. Blake read a letter frOin. XVf
Merle Brown, India.; A' bale will
be made up to :`send ' in July..
Mrs. 'VI. Reed will have charge of
the. June , s rice and; Mrs: C.
Blake .'the Pic.
,Mr. and 'Mrs. (Kitchener Finni-
gan, Mrs. Richard Finnigan 'and
Miss Myrtle., Finnigan. ,of Gode-
rich visited Mr' and'•Mrs. Herb
Finnigan :one .evening last week.
Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Brown
of :Ann Arbor, Mich ',spent the
week -end • with his parents,, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur. Brown.
'•Marie: Black 'cf Dungannon: re
cently . "received ' ,a • provincial
certificate for
received
•of 12
4=H. homemaking club' projects;
point sleeves and', doMe-shaped.
skirt A circular flower head
dress held her • ,shoulder -length
veil- and , she • carried . a cascade
of white shasta daisies . 'and
low roses:
-M"iss Carol Stanley, ..of Luck `
DOW, . ;sister • : of , the bride, • was�
maid of honour and the •brides .
maids:, were Miss • Mary. Macin
tyre of :Kincardine;:and Mrs.'''Dort
y
Cameron of 'Lu 'now: All were . ,
ie
ticali
Y gowifiedi
in
.blue
"'
eau-
de-solewith .three uazter length
sleeves, high; necklineand
V-
back. They wore blue, bow head-
:dresses with matching blue shoes
and. white gloves.: Their' flowers,
were cascades of :.'•white shasta
daisies, encircled`. by two hoops;
suspended -by braided • ribbon.:.
.Little Faye Stanley; niece of
the bride,. was flower . ' girl and
was - gowned like- the other': at
.tendants
:. The:: .best: man :was ` Mr
Dempsey. of Tillsoniburgand the
ushers were Wayne Stanley, 'bro-
ther ofo ;the, bride -and John Rus-
ton, brother of : the groom.
At the wedding:, dinner which
followed at ' the Legion Hall, the,
bride's 'tnother,received '.in wit
'low green . silk' shantung with
beige •accessories. ,The ..'groom's
mother Wore a green :floral silk
dregs • with .matching accessories.
They' had . similar corsages of
;yellow roses` and yellow feather
ed carfations
Foi a . honeymoon' to Eastern
Ontario. the bride wore :a. "match''-
ing White ;wool ,'dress and• coat
with red ' accessories and a coy
sage of feathered carnations
&;
white stephanotis: '
• Mr ,and 'Mrs Ruston will re-'
side in, Stratford... The, bride is:`--
a graduate of Stratford General
,Hospital 'school of Nursing. •
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