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PAGE FIFTEEN
Died .At
Pinecrest Manor
MRS. THOMAS REEVE
The death of Mrs. Thomas Reeve
occurred at Pinecrest Manor Nurs-
ing Home, Lucknow on July 27' in
her 78th year.
The late Beatrice Reeve was one
of nine daughters of the late Peter
and Effie Macintosh of the 4th
concession, Kinloss Township. She
was a graduate nurse of the
Toronto East General Hospital,
later taking a post graduate course
in New York city. In 1939, she
married Thomas Reeve of Meadow- .
vale. After selling their farm to,the
Sheridan Nurseries for a Botanical
Garden, they retired to Erindale,
now Mississauga. •
She was predeceased by her
husband in April 1972, and five
sisters.
A family service was held at the
MacKenzie Memorial Chapel at
10.30 Tuesday, July 29th with Rev.
Glenn Noble, the minister. Inter-
ment was in Churchville Cemetery,
Brampton.
Married 10-. Ripley United Church
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St. Andrew's United Church,
Ripley, decorated with 'baskets of
white gladioli and pink mums and
candelabra was the setting for the
marriage of Marjorie Ann Fair and
Lyall ,Wayne Hodgins on, Saturday,
July 19, 1975. Rev. Robert Clyde of
Bervie United Church officiated at
the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Fair of R. R. 3
Ripley, and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hodgins of
R, R. 4 Kincardine.
Given in Marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor length gown,
of French illusion organza over
peau de ch,arme with French lace
trimming the bodice, waist band
and sleeves. A trailing veil .edged
with French lace fell from the head
piece of red roses. She carried a
cascade of red roses and white
stephanotis.
"The maid of honour was Donna
McDonald of Ripley: Bridesmaids •
were Terri Fair, Brenda Fair,
Debbie Fair, sisters of the bride
and Marilyn Hodgins, sister of the
groom. The flower girl. was Cindy.
Lackey of Ripley.
All attendants 'wore floor length
gowns of flocked floral nylon over
polyester. The gowns featured lace
trimmed short puffed sleeves and
Wide collars. The maid of honour
and flower •girl, whose dresses
were pink wore blue mums in their
hair and, carried cascades of 'pink
and white mums.
The best man was Gary Fair of
Bervie. Murray Hodgins and Ivan
Hodgins, brothers of the groom,
Gordon Fair, brother of the' bride,
and Robert McCallum of Thames-
ford were ushers. Bert Osborne, of
Trout Creek was' ring' bearer.
Debbie Tranter, Arlene Tranter
and Kim Farrell sang and were
accompanied by Margaret Mac-
Kay.
The bride's mother wore a floor
length turquoise polyester 'gown
with matching jacket. The groOM's
mother wore a floor length gown of
blue and mauve floral chiffon.
Both wore a corsage of white
carnations and pink roses.
A reception was held at the
Ripley High School. For travelling
the bride wore a coral dress with an
orchid corsage. Following' their
honeyinoon to the Western Prov-
inces, the couple will ,reside at R.
R. 4 Kincardine.
•
Mrs. Alex Andrew
Was Top Winner
At Flower Show
The Luclnow and District Horti-
cultural Society held their 17th
annual flower show August 13 in
the Legion Hall. A large crowd
called at the hall during the
afternoon and evening.
Many, tables of well arranged
flowers and vegetables made the
hall very attractive. . Mrs. Bert
Alton and Mrs. Dave Elphick were
the judges for this event. Also in
charge were Mrs. Jim McNaugh-
ton, Mrs. Peter Cook, Miss Ada
Webster, Mrs. 'Earl Wightman,
Mrs. Eldon Henderson,' Mrs.
Harvey Mole.
The winners were Glads - Joan
Robinson, Catherine Andrew,
Greta Rice; 'Annuals - Joan
Robinson, Beryl Hunter, Susan
McNaughton; Floral Arrangements
- Susan McNaughton, Joan . Robin-
son, Jessie Johnston; Potted Plants
and Begonias - Catherine Andrew,
Belle Mole, Joan Robinson; Peren-
nials, Roses - Catherine Andrew,
Susan McNaughton, Mrs. Wilfred
Drennan; Vegetables - Catherine
Andrew, Beryl Hunter, tie between
Joan Robinson and Mrs. Drennan.
Trophy and Prize awards were
Beatty Trophy and Eaton's prize
went to Catherine Andrew with 69
points; Simpson-Sears prize to
Joan Robinson with 60 points;
McConnell Nursery prize to Susan
McNaughton with 47 points; Dixon
Reed prize went to Beryl Hunter
and Mrs. Greta Rice with 22 points;
Swift prize to Jessie Johnston.
A novelty prize of Vigoro went to
Mrs. Grant for her next tree. The
Red Rose trophy went to Mrs..
Verna Elphick for the best red rose.
As the evening came, to a close
Mrs. Harvey . Mole thanked ,the
committee for having a larger and
better show and hoped next year to
be still a bigger success.
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