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Mrs.. LTo d, Ashton o-i-Luc'
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passed awayat'Win ham. and Dist-
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ember• 23rd after; wiliness'.:
Gardner and Mr. Harold Edgar,
both of Lucknow , took lace on
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Frida ,, Se ,tember 18th at the
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Ashfield Manse.' Rev. James
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M chi an to ick u, a lost do
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but C. L" •• Taylor of that commu
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was `S3• years of age;
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Mrsx former
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McInnes. of Kinloss wild
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Kenny aWylds of Ashfield; found a;.
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were IYIr,. Wand Mrs.; Lloyd MoNah .
beagle hound _the 6th of
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Janet Snell RuttaL and was bPir in
1-owic.k Township on 1v1a'y 4 , 1917.
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attended• public school in the Gor
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t h e home x� Mr :-and Mr -411a n
at Cligton,
with, tfie name anddre'
of it's owner and the. bo s hone;
him on Sunda tellin tof their
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..PROTESTING WAR PROTESTERS •.
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.On January 23, 1937 she:married
Lloyd. Ashton of the Gorrie area.
They resided:at, Gorrie,. Nova .- •
Scotia arid, Toronto :before moving
to, Lucknow-about 23 years ago'
where'Mr, •and Mrs. Ashton"esta'b-
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fished a children`s wear store in'
the Johnstone -Block. -`
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•.: James Gordon Naylor.of Aub-
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Albert Verhey of Ripley had •
provided the. dog with some brea
fast , a' meat. sandwich , after the
boys took the 'animal :into the vi
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Mr... T"aylor.had. been in this
area Saturda. 'cunni hishounds
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BY ALAN KR UTZWEISER
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P. E. MADILL SECONDARY SCHOOL •
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• Stop, the war. Get out, of , Vietnam.: End; the. killing,
• •'"Dodge the draft!"' and on and on.• ,.
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. •'A number: of years later , the ...
business was, moved to the present
location of Ashton s in t,ucknow.
During. these years,, and until she
became ill Over a year ago; Mas. •y.,
Ashton had. assisted her •husband
: urn died suddenly Thursday , Sept-,,Seprmissed until he. returned to his
ember 17 at the vvingham and` ,Michigan home. ' He'c�rove •back
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pi trier Hospital..He was 59; u to this area: ,on Sunda and is
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He was a son of the late George. ed the dog up. '''. ,
Naylor and the former Elizabeth
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Robinson, and was.born May4 , ►NNN ♦ ♦' ♦ • •
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�, } •' • quoted by. student protesters, students who know very' little about :war
l u ' " and what is really going on in Vietnam. f agree that war never ac-
, Ygmany
i l ,t% complishes an • and that it mass destructs,, and is bad for. human•'
�,• k ., ,::a society, :but I don't believe that. violent youth protests ,are thea. ay to
•' stop it; After. all, Nixon can't just decide to. end the war 'and'then walk -
butt:
in operating their business. ,Dunn
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he time in the store ;Janet made
friends throughout a wide
area ..
She w,as•an•acti:ve member of
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Lucknow 'United' Church Women.s
Ora• June 9. , 1939. he married _
the former Jessie Moss who sur- Vis" > �'
wives. • • .. - •
H'e was a member...of Knox
'United Church in Auburn
Suryivins besides his wife are FRY - 'to Ili♦ and Mrs. Leslie Frye
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they the
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:of R: R♦ ; Ri le on Thursda
two- daughters , Mrs., Alexa (Jean) � p Y• Y � ,
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otests-in--L.emselves-are-good. or-society' as ,allow
:- people to express their.. views,. and' thus the leaders of the.: country
''' become. aware of the people's demands.. But' violent protests are 'bad .:
-ed-the=com-rrrurrity�rn
since coMing:here, '
She accepted her long illness,
Macinnis o . R.:R. 1 Belgrave eptern•ber
and oil's at home• three sons District"Hospital,,twin daughters,
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George'..
of 'Toronto, Bill and Glen
for society:.and accomplr`sh very iiittle What strikes me as`rather iron-•
ical, is these radical war rotest s-are rotestin the
p protesting and
iNrith :courage a-ud was caved'for
cared
at home b. her famil until enter:
bot home, and.nseven grand--•
STAPLETON. - tol.Mr.. ,and Mrs..
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,, ,: •, l; . , destruction-of war, yet in the'se7pretests these' very people often destroy
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. ' millions . of dollars worth of . property;, throw, rocks, .gas. . bombs and
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other •destructive articles with intent to injure and kill.
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in' 4�fin ham 'Hos ital'the daychildren..
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before .her death,
Mrs. Ashton• is'survived by .her • .
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• one•daughter Mrs. Don-,.
alcL(B,e_verle�47..hompson,4a Lti k-_
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was predeceased Neil Stapleto'n', :R., R. n 2, Aub=
onedaughter K'ay. to •196'3. ,
urn, at St.♦ Mary'sGeneralHospi!
Fu ne ra) se r v i ce was' h e ld 'o n. al on Septembe r'23rd a•'dau.ghterl
.Saturday, September 19 at•
• Maureen•: . .
Arthur's 'funeral-home in •Auburn. ,
v Alfred'Fry:officiated ` ;Int-
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., �••s,,rx, i•,,;, ,f ustrates.•the. results of violent protests., 1t was .a tragedyrh, a way.:�
It: ,�
i �I''.. 'these Students - were -killed as innocent bystanders, and, .I. think ,the •'
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r ' , ponce were at fault, but not as much 'as .Many: people., are, inclined .to ,
t i,• believe. For instance, 'the protest in 'itself was good,, but if- the pro-
�"� • testers,had not` become unruly and'violent,'there would have been lie.'
r � need oto. 'call :iii 'the, police and there . would :have been no' .killings.
wha• would; we have
Putting ourselves in the position of these police, t
now ; one son Fraser•Ashtori of
Winnipeg , four, grandchildren.,
one sister Mrs: Robert (Mar area)'
Finlayof Lucknow , one brother
Llo d .Rattan of Wroxeter; A„
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sister'. Nellie Rattan ,' prede•ceas-
ea her in 1967.
cement• was in Wingham comet " COLLYER -'•to Mr. and Mrs
Thom Collyer.' of Orangeville on'
y, Septe
Pallbearers were Ted ,Mills , Tuesday , September 22nd' in
Gordon Miller , AndyPlunkett. •, • Oran eville General Hospital a
William Hardy:, 'Ernest,Snowde'n , daughter Karen •Nicole ,• a s.isttr
and Jim •Finleon for Scott.
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done, if we i were .being bombarded ' by 'rocks, bottles and • being : shot
at by snipers • and our. lives were greatly endangered?, I doubt if we
would have Fust stood''there end 'not • defended Outlives.
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•In our democr tic- syst g nme t, freedom of � speech
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•Funeral servicewas held Friday,:
Se tember 25th at 2 �: • m ♦ at •.
P ' Memorial
IvlacKenze. Chapel,.
.Lucknow , conducted b ��. her min-
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Nichols-o f '
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kl — . ;is •one of the basic principles:. However` it •• is a privilege which should
not be misused.. Often young people who take part .in demonstrations
,, •never .intend to' resort to violence,..but because they are'people, the
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islet.-Rev-Robot-t . •
Lucknow United Church.. Pall-
bearers were •'Frank Thompson of ..
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ungannon; Donald MacKinnon-
Bud Thompson, 'LeonardIPLEY
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, ' • • • Democracy demands the people voice their. opinions to the 'gov-
, or whatever other i � • ' ' ernment 'so let there `be sit-ins' stand-ins gins'•'
_' .. there are: but, let them be peaceful!
ald , Jack Fisher, Charles Web.
ster ;-all' of Lucknow. • Flower-
bearers ,were Russell Rattan and ,
Leo ,Ruttan..of How ick ,Township,.'
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SUGGEgTED
,COURSES.
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Anson Rattan of Fordw_icii. Re-
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University a.nd teaches'Physical•
Education :and Science:.•
Wa'tson.and Carson:Watson'of
Brussels , Ken, Sangster of Fene'1- ..•
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Falls,. ,Interment was in.'
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Greenhill 'Cemetery , cknow.
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Famil and. fr'ends.. athe.red• at
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the Lucknow United Church, •
BRIDGE..
BO04CKEEPI,NG •., •
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HOBBY
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ARTIFICIAL
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Henry'Jurjens,
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son of'Mr, and '"197.b
Ashfield'WORK
, entered his second
Bere-, soil of Mrs', lvlat Y
and the late Orland .Be're , a,
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graduate of Waterloo College
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has a • soon with Bell
phone in Ottawa
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where lunch was• served b mem-
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bets of U•ni4 '5, of. the' Lucknow
United. Church, Women and neigh-
hours of Mrs. Rshton.
TYPING
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FRENCH CONVERSA ON.
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UPHOLSTERING
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INVESTMENT ANO MONEY
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MAMAGEMENT•FURNITURE REFINISHING
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of Mr.. home Eadie of In�ured��Whae
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COCO'NTINU ED FROM PAGE 1
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REtISTRATION
. • liolyrood ; have red to
y--t-�a-e-or-�•-ri��r-t-F� c
University of Guelph, where they Land .Clearinn.arailway
are
. are,both inaheir second year in .'
the Bachelor of Science. and Dennis Hallaha.n of Walton wa's'
' Agriculture Course. .clearing land with a bulldozer at
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-• the farm 'for, Gordon Foran in Westroad
tracks and south' for''
couple of blocks: Some new
P
a1d •'m'proved sidewalk is beinga
installed as e' l a. curb a t-
w 11 rid •gu
er work. The ig, b Bing pre-
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8 at 8:00
Fee
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_ .,):oho-<♦Ca 'r the=rs7_I ldrsT sone f
• .. WawarsasYt'zsn"�epp�embe-"r�5ih:
Mrs. Irwin, Carruthers
�'pa�r�3'pave.' -rir fie�t �. ,
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and the
• late 'M4.
One of the trees fell on, him
r.'/Carruthers of Goderich , •
•• ' is teaching French at Niagara .Ie reoetved a partial ampu;ta'-
Falls, tion of the left ear „ lacerated.
scalp, abrasions to the left side of
Ronald Passmore of Ottawa the face and right upper arra;
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-dldest son of Mi, and Mrs. R. C.• He was admitted to hospital
, Passmore ( zabeth Stothers)is •• `where his condition was reported'.
-.. •... ..teaching at'E Thunder Bay . He i a satisfactory. �
goat expet ted to goon this' Fall; •
County-workmen are doing the •
most of the job• with tenders being
called on the sidewalk, curb and
.'gutter work.. a well as the paving:
When 'ilio work is eorn feted•
the village of RipleySPECIAL
p Y will have a.
much 'improved. main• tihorougi-
fare, ',
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COURSE SCHEDULE
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October 8th to December doth
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• January-7th to Mardi 4th ' .
RSES
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ADDITIONAL COU ,
CAN BE MADE, BY. _ R. W.•
CON TACTING�'THE PRINCIF�AL,• 2671.
T _..VI IN ADVANCE OF REGISTRATION, PHONE 391•
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