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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-20, Page 11Celebrate 6Sth wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed, Lucknow celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on September 17, 1978. They held a family gather- ing at their home for their grandchildren, great grand- children and great great granddaughter on Friday evening, September 15 and a family dinner on Saturday, September. 16. Relatives and friends called on Sunday afternoon and evening dur- ing their open house, to extend best wishes. The couple farmed in Ash- field Township before mov- ing to London and then back to Ashfield. They have lived in Lucknow for 45 years. Mr. Reed was a farmer and a stationary engineer with Lucknow Aircraft and • Luck - now Saw Mill. They have a family of six children, Bill, Goderich; Dick, Hazel Park, Michigan; Howard, Windsor; Birdie; Mrs. Archie Nicholson, Luck- now; Jeanne, Mrs. Ben Brown, Port Albert and Eunice, Mrs. Ford Cunning- ham, Lucknow. They are the are the proud grandparents of 18 grandchildren, 37 great grandchildren and one great great, granddaughter. Their wedding writeup of 65 years ago appeared in the local paper to announce the marriage. REED - WEBSTER A pretty and quiet wed- ding was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. K. Webster, Kinloss, on Wed- nesday evening, September 17th•at S.30 p.m., when their daughter, Debbie, was unit- ed inmarriage to Mr. William `G. Reed, one of Lane's popular young men. The bride, who was unat- tended, looked very winsome' as she entered the parlor with her father, in her. wedding gown of white voile with satin and point Venice lace with insertion trimmings carrying a shower bouquet of pink and. white roses, fern and fillies of the valley to the strains of the. Wedding Bells march rendered by Miss Margaret Irwin and took her position before a mound of evergreens and pink and white asters. The Rev. G. McKinley officiated in the presence of some thirty immediate friends of the contractinr. parties. After the ceremony the guests repaired to the dining room, which was appropriately. decorated, where a tastefully prepared dinner was served. The bride . was the recip- ient of numerous and beauti- ful presents including a shower from the Sunday School class of which she was a member. The groom's gift to the bride .was a dainty gold watch and fob and to the organist a gold bar pin set I with ruby and pearls. After spending the even- ing in music, games etc. the guests departed wishing the happy couple a long and. prosperous married. life. Remember The Red Power Showdown Thurs., Sept. 21st At the farms of Larry Pentland Mi. North of Dunganno Lucknow Sentinel, Wed4esday, September 20, 1978 --Page 11 Holyrood residents attend fair BY LYNNE NICOLSON Well readers, fall is setting in. I heard that this damp weather will bring about the change of .colour on trees more quickly, so ewe should be expecting the beautiful array of reds and oranges quite soon. Then it will look like autumn as well as feel like it. Fall brings about many things such as fall fairs and sure enough the weather held out for it's thirteenth consecutive year. The Luck - now Fall Fair was officially opened under a warm sun that continued to shine for the rest of the day. Children from this area participated in a ' very successful parade which' was led by two horse riders and the . Lucknow Concert Band. The band also played a few numbers at the Opening Ceremonies with master of ceremonies, Mur- ray Gaunt. I noticed as 1 walked around the Fall Fair exhibits that a few area people had won prizes. Amy Gingrich received two firsts in her writing entries. Amy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O•. Gingrich of Holyrood. Also of Holyrood was Susan Meyer who won first place in the Poster contest. Mrs. G. Murray of R. R. 1 Holyrood received awards for her entries such as craft exhibits, YOU SAVE 301 ON EVERY 9. SAVE EVEN MORE NOW BEAT THE TAX INCREASE A PARAGON OF VALUE Now for the first time ever 30% OFF PARAGON Offer ends Oct. 28 1978 English fine bone china Five piece place settings only. Squie HIGHWAY 21 SOUTH GODERICH OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK n r flower arrangements,. etc. Congratulations to all. A sheep was lost from the farm of Mr. A. VanBoven. It is a female and strayed from the farm last Friday evening. A search was made on surrounding property but it could not be found, .lf any of you see a stray sheep do not be alarmed as it belongs to Mr. A. VanBoven and fam- ily. Let them know, if you find it. '• SPRING. GARDEN JUST ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND Choose from our great selection, of types and colors. They're "Sure -to -Bloom" and easy to plant. Tulips, Daffodils, Paperwhites, Hyacinths, Crocus, Snowdrops, Anemone Bland, Etc. 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