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Lanarkshire couple's marriage has bowled along nicely for 60 years
dailyrecord.co.ukAs it is 60 years since they wed, it’s safe to say one couple’s marriage has been as smooth as the bowling greens they love.Jack and Sheila Black celebrated their Diamond Wedding Anniversary with close family and friends at the Avonbridge Hotel, in their adopted home town of Hamilton.They were also congratulated by South Lanarkshire Provost Margaret Cooper, who presented the couple with flowers, a special bottle of whisky and a certificate on behalf of the council, as well as adding her own personal best wishes.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.
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Work took Sheila to London and the Southeast for spells, but the biggest obstacle to their wedding came about just six weeks before the big day in 1962 when the venue informed them that they were double-booked.However, all ended well when the Csardar, in East Fountainbridge, Edinburgh, hosted a great party following the wedding at Greenside Parish Church, which has been the venue for many of
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