The Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-09-20, Page 30••
.Kinloss couple celebrate anniversary
BY RUTH BUCBMEIER
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Reed
celebrated their 65th wed-
ding anniversary on Sunday,
September 17th. To help
celebrate this occasion on
Friday evening the grand-
children and great grand-
children visited . with them.
' On Saturday noon the family
all came -for dinner and on
Sunday afternoon and even-
ing was open house when
many friends and relatives
called with best wishes,
cards, gifts and flowers.
Their family were all home,
Birdie, Mrs. Archie Nichol-
son of ,Lucknow; Eunice,
Mrs. Ford Cunningham of
Lucknow; Jean, Mrs. Ben
Brown of Port Albert; How-
ard of Windsor; Dick of
Hazel Park and. Bill of God-
erich. Besides their wives
and husbands in came Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Johnston
and Marg of 'Ypsilanti and
Mrs. Edith Schisler of Bay
City: There are now five
generations in Mr. and Mrs.
Reed's family.
We welcome Tim and
Debbie Price into the com-
munity. They moved to the
Welch house on the 6th
concession.
We are all glad to hear that
Brian Doelman is improving
at home after being hospital-
ized in Wingham.
We wish Ron McQuillin a
speedy recovery. Ron is a
patient in Wingham Hospit-
al.
Lucknow and South Kin-
loss Young Peoples enjoyed a
picnic at Benmiller to end the
summer holidays. All really
had a good time under the
leadership of June Gilchrist,
Ruth Bell and Wilma Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Clark attended a wedding at
Magnetawan near Burkes
Falls and Laurie was brides-
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maid. They visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Gilford Tilson.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
Dick McQuillin was Don
McQuillin of London, last
week.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Allan and family
were Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Natress of Toronto.
Jack Webster of Edmon-
ton, Alberta, fell ,and broke
his hip while visiting in
Kolonina, B.C. However he
is back at his home in
Edmonton and called his
sister to wish them congrat-
ulations on their anniversary.
On Wednesday evening at
the home of `Mr. arid Mrs.
Donald Maclntyre, the
neighbours got together , in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
McQuillin and had a social
evening. After the following
presentation was given they
were presented with a slow
cooker. Herb and Myrtle are
going to live in Elora with
their son, Carmon.
Dear Herb and Myrtle,
We have gathered to night to
say farewell
To two fine folk that we want
to tell
How very much your pres-
ence has meant
To this neighbourhood, those
year you've spent.
You saw for years to our
parcels and post,
And chicken dinners to which
you were host.
You were always willing to\
BY LILLIAN YOUNG
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Moffat on
the birth of a son, Trevor
Murray, in Victoria Hospital,
London on September 8. A
new grandson for Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Moffat.
The weather which had
been rather wet all week
gave us a lovely day Saturday
for • Lucknow Fair. A large
crowd attended the fair
which was enjoyed by all. A
good crowd also attended the
program on Friday evening'.
Mrs. Cayley was in charge
of a . cameo and liquid
embroidery booth at the fair.
Their youngsters all won
prizes at the fair: Gloria, for
brownies; Robert, for choco-
late chip cookies and Ronnie
for a squash.
Beverley and Marg Cun-
ningham and family from
Clandeboye visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Cayley and family. . Tom
Visser was a visitor at the
same home.
Wesley Young of Lucknow
visited with his brother, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifford Young on
Tuesday.
The "nursery" at the
Whitechurch Presbyterian
Church opened Sunday for
the first time with two of the
Young Peoples in charge.
bituary
W. DOUGLAS AITCHISON
The death occurred in
Victoria Hospital, London, on
Wednesday, August 30,
Walter Douglas Aitchison of
89 Catherine Street, Wing -
ham. He was in his 56th year
and death followed a brief
illness.
Douglas Aitchison was
born and educated in Luck -
now and was a son of Mrs.
Jean Aitchison of Wingham
and the late Horace Aitchi-
son. At the time of his death,
he was a rural mail courier.
He was a member of 'St.
. Andrew's Presbyt.rian
Church and the Royal Canad-
ian Legion, Branch 180,
Wingham, - having served
from October .1942 until 1946
in World War II with the
Canadian Engineers in Eur-
ope.
Left to mourn his passing,
besides his mother, are his
wife, the former Ada Nickel
whom he married in Bluevale
on November 15, 1947; two
sons, Larry of `Wingham and
Paul at home; and one
daughter, Linda of Toronto.
He was predeceased by one
brother, Aylmer.
Funeral service was con-
ducted at two o'clock on
Friday, September 1, at the
S. J. Wacker Funeral Home,
Wingham. Rev. Barry Pass-
more of Wingham and Harv-
ey Osborne of Whitechurch
officiated. Interment follow-
ed in Wingham Cemetery:
Pallbearers were Bert
Morin, Don Cameron, Lloyd
Elliott, Ken Simmons, Gary
Storey and John McInnes.
Floral tributes were carried
by Mac Ross, Carl. Case -
more, Don Nickel and Reg
Sewers.
do your part
And we always knew it came
from the heart.
Each autumn we knew you
*were Florida bound,
But come spring, here you'd
be back around.
But this time it's different,
you're going for good,
And we're going to miss that
for which you stood.
Your willingness to help in
time of need
Is going to be missed very
much indeed.
Your church, your neigh-
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boors, your friends and all
Sure hope you'll be coming
back to calf.
Please accept this gift from
your neighbours to -day,
As you use it, remember us
up this way.
We'll think of you often and
wish you were here
For good-byes like this make
us all shed a tear.
ley Agnes Thomson and
'Eunice Cunningham,
On behalf of
All your Neighbours.
Purple Grove
CONTINUED FROM P. 9
Off to Montreal is Miss
Kerry Boyle. Kerry hopes
to find a job there and
further her fluency in the
French language.
Mr. and • Mrs. John
McVicar and Cathy of
London visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Francis Boyle
on Sunday.
A .ass Bonny Boyle has
returned to London and
her job as a teacher at a
day care centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Elliott and Ian attended a
family gathering this
weekend- in the Irish
Hills, Michigan.
Last weekend a family
benefit was held at the
Elliott home for Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Hodgins of St.
Catharines, who had a
most unfortunate fire at
their new home there.
Visiting with the
Elliott's and other area
relatives are Misses Cora
and " Audrey Elliott of
Calgary, Alberta..
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