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Kindergarten Class.
Meets All Day
'f.or the first time in several years,
Lucknow Publie School Kindergart4
en will conduct classes on an "all
day" basis. •
Enrolment at Kindergarten 13
thirty-one pupils arid kindergarten
classes:are norrnally only half a,
day, With this larger enrolment it
was necessary to split the group
into a morning'class of 16 and an,
'afternoon class of 16. ,
Teacher is Mrs„ Lloyd (Helen).
Hall and the children, with their
parent's name in brackets, are as"'
follows; MORNING CLASS David
Atkinson(Wayne),, Lorna Boyleaa-
mes.y, Raymond Cunningham(FOrd),
'Edith •Greer(liarold), Steven Hald-.
enby(Douglas), Joan Hamilton yjn), Tommie Henderson(Jirn),
Janet Humphrey(Harolc1), Paul
Itwin(Ross); David MacLennan
(Alex), .Kathryn IvicKIM( Dr-% J. C.)
Stephen Pritcharcl(Torn),. Debbie
Searle(William) , Susan Thompson
(Donald), :Larry Wraith(Elden)..
AFTERNOON CLASS, - Brian Baker
(Alvin) Perry Boak(Mrs. Doris)',
Kathy Brdoks(Gordon), Sandia .
•Gardner(Eugene), Randy Guay
(Claude). Roddy Havens(Roy)
Hope House(Richard), Stephen
.Jay(Rev. 'Stanley) „Glenda Jamie
son(StUart). Etta Belle MacDonald
(Jack) Shelley A nne Murray(RaY)',
• Faye Nelson(William)., Allan
Stanley (George), Douglas Trel-
• eaven(Jack.). Margaret Ann'Whit-
crOft(Carl), Helen Wisser(lion).' ,
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ASHTON - R
Catherine Sylvie Rouillard and ,
Fraser Everett Ashton were united
in marriage in a double rmg cer-
emony in St. Francois d'Assise
Church in Ottawa at 104 p.m. on
Saturday. August 21, 1966.
The bride is the daughter Of Mrs.
Victor Rouillard of Quebec City.
Quebec and the late Mr. Rouill
'ard and the groom is the son a
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd.Ashtori of
Lucknow.
The.marriage was performed by
Father Wilfrid Gariepy of Montr-
eal, cousin of the bride and
Father Dona Lernire of OttaWa...
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother Michel Rouillard
of Quebec City. She wore.a two
piece suit of honey coloured
Calais lace with three quarter
length sleeves.. She carried an
orchid with.stephanotis and ivy
and an orchid and stephanotis
OUILLARD
formed ther headpiece. /
A reception followed at Cercle
Universitaire in Ottawa. The
bride's mother wore a three piece
dress of brown crepe with a lace
blouse, matching accessories,
feather hat and a corsage of car-
nations and stephanotis. The
groom's mother wore a champ blue
crepe dress with a silk lace over-.
jacket, matching feather hat and •
accessories and a corsage of
carnations and stephanotis.
The newlyweds motored to
Florida for 'a three week trip.
They are now residing at 415
Echo Drive, Apt. 6, Ottawa 1..
The bade, a graduate of Laval
University, is a dietition at Gen
eral Hospital,i0ttawa. The
. groom, a graduate of The Univ-
ersity of Guelph, is working for.
the Department of National Health
and Welfare, Ottawa,
(Whitechurch News) '
On Tuesday evening a meeting.
of lot owners and interested -part-
ies of Langside.;Tiffins cemetery
was held at the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Charles Tiffin with an atten-
dance' of 16. • .
The President Charles Tiffin
presided. The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the secret-
ary . Mrs. Victor Emerson and
• adopted. Mr. Jamieson Pettypiece
and Mrs. Emerson.gave a report
on the Council meeting they
attended to see if township Coun-
cil would undertake care of the
cemetery. They reported thai
• they• must take care of theircern
etery themselves and appoint 3 '
trustees' as outlined in the cemet-
ery Act. It was decided to have
lamie-son Pettypiece advertise a
meeting for the purpose -of elect -
A Bernie area farmer,.. Stewart'
Arm.strong, 76, died instantly,
Tuesday of last week, 'when thrown
from his truck following a two-.
;vehicle accident. The fatality was
on Highway S east of KiriCardine„
, . A son of the victim., Aurel'Arn-i-
. strong of .R.R.4, Kincardine was
. • driving the truck in which his
father -was a passenger. It' was tx av"- '
'ef,ling, east on the highway and
turning north unto a sideroad when
. it was struck in the rearby an east.L,.
vain() car driven by Lorne Brown
• of R. FL, , (incardine',
Anrel was aho tossed, c•Irri the
• truck and he and Yr Brawn were
treated at Kincardine Hosiital
Minor head injuries. The victim
received extensive chest and other
internal i.niuries. Both vehicles
were wrecked.
Mr. Armstrong was born in Kin-
cardine Township. He was a mein-.
ber of Bay** United Cinirck, /
Surviving are his wife the former
Mary Corfu his son .Aurek a
daughter Mrs. Dawson(Joyce)
Pollock of iliingham; a brother
Oscar of Bende and six gratdsons.
The body was at the McLerinan
Funeral Horne, Kinc.ardinewhere
gel', Martin Rule conducted the
funeral Tburiday a. 2 p.m. Burial
was it Kincardine cemetery.
• the.yeek of September • 15 and
22nd and.that.electionof trustees
will be held September.29 at the
home of Charles Tiffin, meeting,
at B:30 p.m..
Heating Service Plan
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Annual clean out and
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free inspection of
your furnace;
furnace smoke
pipe, chiinney base,
burner and tank,
..:1p100
eniergency calls.
Since itwas learned, that in 1872
the cemetery was called Langside
and in 1920 was called Tiffins, b '
Y
Irritation it'was carried that hence-. •.
fortli thiscernetery beinown •
Langside cemetery... ; CULROSS ..CORNERS
3py show of hands it was carried ,
that Mrs. V. Emerson paint the : Martin Benedict left list week for
cerneterY posts green,. The Cemet- Regina. En route, •Pvirmln plans to
er). 7 IS n °niin in Manitoulin Island
will be mowed Wednesday at
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1 pm. with lawn mowers and if it Little, Mary Stanley spent. laSt
shouid be Wet on Wednesday to. '
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.inThowecirin4mTheurs osrlca,thy.ose •
who
pal•
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home
perpetual upkeep were read-. The
secretary was. given a list of names
• of those owning whoie.lots and half
lots and instructed to prepare a
letter to be sem to all 1ot owners
• asitin`. g. that they try to contribute
perpetual upkeep for 1/2 a lot of
S4C,..50 and for a Whole lot $60,00
or if they cannot afford this. a don'
ation as titly the interest from
accinulated.funds to date can be
used to keep fences in repair, znOw
grass and maintain the cemetery.'
4, rides= Pettypiece moved the
adiourninent of the Meeting. Mrs.
Tiffin served ,luncir.
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