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STUDENTS GOING
HERE AND THERE
Members of Mr. and Mrs. John
Foran's family of R. R. 2 Auburn
attending University 1973-74 are
Terrance (Terry) commenced ••
studies at University of Western
Ontario, London in Busineq Ad-
ministration.
Catherine 1Cathy) commenced
studies in Home Economics at
Brescia Hall, University Of West'
ern Ontario.
Janice is attending Waterloo
Lutheran University. in a general
arts *course.
Jackie Johnston, daughter of Mr.
and Mis. Morgan Johnston, R. R.
4 Ripley., has:accepted a position
in the fashion department of the
Hudson Bay Company in their new
store at Mississauga , Ontario.
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Linda Boyle, daughter °Mir.
and Mrs. Jim Boyle of Lucknow
is taking a Dietetic Internship
at Victoria Hospital, London. She
is' a 1973 graduate of University' of
Western Ontario, 1A)ndon.
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Ron Gillespie, 'son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Gillespie, Kinlough
entered Fanshawe College , Lon-
don, in his first year in the
Civil Survey Technology course.
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Randy Van,Sternpvoort, son of
Rev. and Mrs. J. Van Stempvoort
of Lucknow, has left for Grand
,Rapids, Michigan where he is
attending, Calvin,College. He is
a grade 13 graduate of. F. E. Mad-
ill. Secondary School. -
DRESSES
JACKETS
LADIES' SUITS
SKIRTS
!y have a family' of three
!Is Mrs. Archie (Birdie)
dson of Lucknow , Mrs. Ben '
iBrown of-Port Albert , Mrs.
Etinice)Cunningham of
113W; three sons , Dick of
it, Bill of Auburn and
dof Windsor. All were
withtheir parentS on this
oecasion.
,and Mrs. Reed were sad-
the death. of another
iarold; a twin of HOWard's,
rled as a child of seven.
[and Debbie have nineteen
liildren and twenty-five
grandchildren.
1r the death of his 'mother
TROUSERS
SHIRTS
MEN'S SUITS
COATS
in Oxford County, Bill came to
live with Mr. and Mrs. W. P.
Reed of Lanes. A child at the
time , this 'became home to him.'
The rest of his family of five' be-
came separated to various parts
of the country. He ~is now the
only living member.
Mrs. Reed's brothers Jack Web-
ster of Edmonton, Alberta and
Nan Webster Of Kirkland take ,
also a nephew Lloyd Webster of
Big Valley , Alberta were present.
,for the anniversary' celebrations.
Mrs. Reed was predeepased by
three brothers and a sister.
A family gathering was held at
the Parish Hall in Lucknow on
Sunday, Immediate family' and
other relatives attended.. The
Reeds have 19 grandchildren and
25 great grandchildren and all
but gone 'grandson (Dick's son),
Who is sery,ing with the U.S.. Navy
in the PhillipineS, were able to
attend.
Pouring 'tea in The afternoon at
the Open House held Saturday,
were Mrs. Chet Schisler (the
former Edith Johnstone) and Mrs.
Charles Johnston of. Bay City ,
MiCh. , both nieces of Mr. Reed;
Mrs. Bill Webster of Lucknow ,
sister-in-law/of Mrs. Reed; Ada
Webster of Lucknow , cousin of
Mrs. Reed; Mrs, Wellington
;Zetta) Henderson, Lucknow , a.
family friend.. In the evening ,
Mrs. Allan Durnin of London, a
friend of the family;-Mrs. Frank
Maulden of Kinlough, Mrs. Alex
,Andrew and Mrs. Gordon Kirkland
of Lucknow , all cousins of Mrs.
Reed , poured tea .
Janetta Johnston, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Morley Johnston
of West Wawanosh has accepted
a' position on the staff of the God
erich Psychiatric Hospital. She
is a 1973 graduate of the Perth-
Huron Regional School of Nursing,.
Stratford.
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Mary Forster, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Forster of R. R.
4 Ripley and Margaret Anne Court-
ney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Courtney of R. R. 1 Rip-
ley have returned to' Lambton
College , Sarnia, Both girls;are
in their second year in Early
Childhood Education.
Ruth Brooks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Gordon Brooks of Luck-
now has commenced nurse's train-
ing at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don. "
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+
Brenda Bushell, 'daughter of Mr.
and. Mrs! Max Bushell, Lucknow'
returned to Western University ,
London in her 2nd year of Honours
Physical Education.
Donnie MacDonald, son of, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack. MacDonald of
Lucknow , has returned to Western
University for his 3rd year of Mech.
anical Engineering. Donnie has
been employed at Douglas Point
for the summer.
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John. Johnstone, son of Mr. and
Mrs: Gordon Johnstone. of Luck-
now , has leturned to Conestoga
college , Kitchener for his third
year' in Business Administration.
PAGE TWENTY,THREIS
Dorinda Forster, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forster and
Margie Pollard , daughter of. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Pollard , all of
R. R. 4 Ripley, have secured posi-
tion's with'the Bell Telephone
Company at Don Mills. Both
girls are Grade 12 graduates of
F. E. Madill Secondary School,
Wingha,m.
Hymn Books Were
Dedicated Sunday
LOCHALSH NEWS
Sunday, September 16th was
Rally Day at Ashfield Presbyter-
ian Church and several more
Books of. Praise were dedicated
•in memory of relatives and
friends. Among those donating
BOoks of Praise were Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Ross, Audrey and"
Douglas; Earl MacDonald and
Mrs. Alice. Bogie; Mrs. Emile
MacLennan and family; Miss
Sadie Johnston; the Donald Simp-
son family; Mrs. Mary West and
family; Mr. and Mrs. ,Jim Nel-
son and Family; Mrs; Jean (Nel-
son) McGrath; Duncan and James
MacRae; Mrs'. George Leadbetter
and Mrs. Clark Finlayson..
Mr. and Mrs, Ray MacKenzie
of Toronto visited on the' week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
MacKenzie, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
MacKenzie.
Many from the area attended
Lucknow Fall Fair.
PURCHASED HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Litt of Kitchener
have purchased the,former Mrs.
'Annie McMurchy home.
Rod Finlayson of Sarnia spent
a few days during the past week
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Finlayson.
19;' 1973
;DAY, sErremBER.
• THE ieucKNow.SENTINELe„ I4CKNoW, ONTARIO
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60th ANNIVERSARY
ITINUED FROM PAGE 1
lin the hOme now owned
;Button just west 14 Luck-
tHighway 86. They recal-
it at theiewedding.'of 60
Igo there wasn't a car.
veiled by hone and buggy.
'newlyweds farmed at Lanes
field Township, lived, for a
nLondon after leaving the
Ind after other periods of
ace in the district , moved
irpresent home about forty
ago.
who has his engineer's
1, "fired" at the Maple Leaf
ft while it was in Operation
'tiw. He worked at the
low Sawmill in a similar
forpity seven and one -
pis, This trade kept him
several other jobs of
Ipe in intervening years .
Ind Mrs. Reed are both in
health.
Mary Anne MacTavish, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Mac-
TaYiSh of R. R. 1, Ripley, entered..
Marvel Hairdressing School, Lon-
don in a%hairdressing course which
commenced in, July.
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Donald Elliott., son of Mr.. and,
Mrs: Orville Elliott of Lucknow,
returned this week 'to Western ,••
University ; London for his 3rd
year in Economics. .
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