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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-01-07, Page 136 • lo surishirie •'On this hist Simday even- ing in J 'anuaryall reports on the weather and •mad condi- tions throughout Western - Ontario advise people to stay off the roads. Sim* put, it is terrible outside - drilling, blowing terribly cold. Whiteouts 4 were axon= all day. Even ,hodtey games were cancell- ed so that should give some idea el the severity of conch- tiona Small wonder that area folks are heading for Florida and other sun fun spots. Now with Christmas and "New Year's over there are three months of winter here to survive. On the main street of Ripley there are two business changes to report. First there was the closing of the grocery store at the south end owned and operated by Mrs Grace Car- ruthers with the assistance of Mrs Grace Murray as part time clerk It was dos- ed last Wednesday evening New Year's Eve. Then this coming Saturday Lorne and Linda Emmerton are open- ing the old Ripley Drug • Store in the middle of the block. This time they will operate ,it as a hot food takeout place. Ripley can • stand a few more boosts in the core right now. For the second time in the past week the folks in the Ripley Huron area were shocked by the sudden death of ell known load men. • First it was Norval Stewart of Olivet on Christmas Day. • Then it was Lloyd WykLs of Huronville on New Year's Day. Huronville, a mirth of, Kincardine, is located m the north west corner of Huron township. It is reported that Lloyd died at his home dur- ing the first hours of the New Year - January Lst, 1981. The funeral service conducted • by Rev. Jim Bushell of St. Andrew's United Church was held last Saturday after- noon at the MacKenzie •Creath ' Funeral Home in • Ripley. Spring burial will be in the Ripley Cemetery. Members of the Ripley • Huron Legion Branch 440 held a service at the funeral home on Friday evening at 9 p.m.. It was „conducted by Legion chaplain Lester Ferguson; At the time of his death Lloyd was the presi- dent of the RipleY Huron Legion Born on Thursday, February 9, 1922, in Lucknow, his parents were Dan Wylds and the former« Ethel Taylor who predeceas- ed hill' 1. Lloyd is survived by his vile, the former Jean McGillivray, one son Brian of Kincardine, and two daughters, Gail, Mrs. Steve Bell; and Janice, Mrs. Joe Hodgins, both of Ripley; one sister, less Doris Wylds of Toronto, and one brother Warren of the nth conces- sion west, Ashfield township and his father Dan Wylds, age 94, who resides with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wylds. He is also survived° by seven • grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins. To all family members, the folks in this area extend sincere sympathy on this sudden bereavement. Lloyd will be missed in Ripley. Morford Mackay of the tenth concession west in Huron township is a patient in Kincardine and District hospital. He was taken there just before Christmas. Ripley folks wish Morford well.Harold and Tena Wyld of Weston and some members of their family were up to Ripley this past weekend • visiting with their son John and wife Karen Wyld on Malcolm Street and with his mother Mrs. Minnie Wyld at Huronvilla. They attended the Lloyd Wylds funeral on Saturday. Around noon on Sunday in that terrible snow storm they motored back to the city arriving safdy. Harold reported back that the worst conditions were around Whitechurch as they took number 86 'Highway 110 over to Ilarristos- -,,,, I 14111..w Seutliadi WalmeollaY, 4stisasy 7, 1981—Paw U • Ripley St. Andrew's United church C.G.LT., and a Inge group of the Ripley Junior' Fanner& They also ip- predated the - gift of di:Ideas auistmas cake for each family in Hotinvilla This week in -Wylds Around one o'clock on Sun- day noon 0P.P. Jim Dore of •the vrmgham &twinned was calledto investigate a traffic accident three miles • north of Myth on No. 4 lIghway. By the time it was over eight cars were piled up and Jim who had been struck was taken to hospital Later on Sunday he was released. Folks in the Huron and Ripley area were glad to hear that news. "tack in 1971- 72 Jim was a member of the Ripley Juvenile Hockey team which won the all Ow •tario Juvenile E champioo- • Ins parents are Don and Mae Dire and their home fann is on the nth conces- sion of Huron township one block east of the Purple • Grove corner. Folks here wish Jim speedy recovery • from any bruises suffered in I the mishap. • On Tuesday of last week, Dec. • 30, 1980, • Niels Frederiksen arrived back at • his home on Malcolm Street in Ripley after spending an enjoyable Christmas mica- • tion with family relatives in Buffalo. • Niels had Christmas with his niece • Karen, her husband Ratean Rey and young daughter An- drea at their home there. Also •while there Karen's parents Mr. and Mrs Hans • Frederiksen flew into Buf- • falo from their home in Mex- ico City. While Mr. and Mrs. Rey and Andrea were in • Ripley last summer, this marked the first "time in twelve years that Niels had • seen his brother Hans who is • a •business executive and • mining engineer. , Langside snowmobliers enjoy weekend's wintery conditions and Mrs. Robert Wynne at their home in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Wynne's family were all home that day. • BY LIIJIAN YOUNG • Happy Ne W Year to All. Winter has really •taken over and snowmobiles had Mr. and •Mrs. Clifford • lots of snow over the holidays Young held Christmas for and have been enjoying it. • their family on Saturday. •A Christmas Eve get to- December 27. Present were •gethera was held at the home William Young, Ken Young, of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springs Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young, er for their son, Leslie and Marty, Jamie, Karen and George Jamieson, who are Liane, Mr. and Mrs. Russell with the armed forces and Young and Russell Springer, are home for the holidays. A George Young of Lucknow large number of friends and also visited that day. • neighbours attended. - Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young Christmas Day guests with and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Len Coughlin Don, Wall and family cele - and family were Mr. and brated Christmas with their Mrs. Clifford Young and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don William. The Coughlin btu- Martin of Wingham on Dec- ily spent the next two days ember 26. Visiting relatives in Christmas Day guests with ton. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Moffat Joanne de Boer spent a were mr. and win. Murray few days before Christmas Moffat, Trevor and Craig, with her sister, Mr. and Mrs. mrand mrs. loss Moffat John Koobs, Christena and and Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Peter of Gowanstown. , Bob Moffat and Mrs. Robena and Mrs. Jones. Chris Ste and So spent Christmas mwraert;nd mrs, Ron George Day with , her parents, Mr. and Susann were Christmas a guests with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winters of Strath. roy on December 26. Mk and Mrs. Jim Springer and family spent New Years Day with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Springer and family of Whitechurch. Mr. and Mrs. Don Wall, Krista, Karah and Jason were New Year guests with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Young and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough- lin and girls were New Year guests with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young and William. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wil- bur of Toronto spent last weekend at their stone house farm and their son, Brad and three friends stayed up for a few days of winter sports. Mr, and Mrs. Ed -Wight- man of Belgrave spent New Years Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young of Lucknow, formerly of Langside. Mrs. Robena Stewart is a patient in Wingham,Hospital since ' Saturday, December 27, We hope she will soon feel better. While in U.S. Hans had a one day business meeting to attend in downtown•, New York Qty. He took Niels along and after flying into La 'Gardia Airport, a helicopter was waiting for them. So Niels had his first helicoPter ride. It landed U em right on the roof whe.re the meeting was held. Now Niels is considering an in- vitation to visit his nephew and wife at their borne hi Pensacola, Florida for a month. Holiday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John C. Mac- Donald were Mr.' and Mrs David Padmore, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs Courtney Mac- Donald, London; and Cor- inne MacDonald of Toronto, on her return from a holiday at Tahoe Qty, Qdifornia. The three winners of the Christmas baskets frOM the Ripley Huron Figure Skating Club draw were Joan Ritchie of Kincardine, Kelly Klin Rhamer of Len - don andrt R. Hay of Po Elgin. The top ticket sellers were first Dawn Wardell, se- cond Cana Hargreaves, and tied for third Jeff van der Hoek and Dawn Fludder. • Congratulations to all the • winners and the club thanks one and all for the tremen- dous support. The people of Huronvilla, the senior citizen home in Ripley, express their ap- preciation to all the carol singers who entertained •them at Christmas. They were the Pine River United Churdi Explorer Group, the • from the Ripley and Distnd Lions Club— many thanks. Boxing Day guests with Orland and Sadie McLeod •M We Sharon and Met Calf, Betty, Dswn, and• Stacey; Helen and Dave Myers, Joeand Mark; Catherine ndKerinyI,edt, Deana and Kevin; Isabelle andKeith Carter and Lam; Susan and Grant Farrell and Brett; Ifelva. and Eugene .1 Mo Kenneth, Dna and Cheryl and Pali Elliott, Ralph Black and las. Rt11111 ., hat • t, • is.. with sincere- -thanks:. and appreOlatkm that • we acknew- . ledge the:patronage• and 'pleas- • ant bUsiness relations we enjoys ed .in RIjteyforthepastie THE CARRUTHERS FAMILY. OPENING • JIIMVOtty 106 lit 7:0011•M• • SUPER SPOT • Take Out Restaurant and Variety Store mein sheet Ripley TAKE OUT FOOD PHONE ORDERS Including Subs, Roast Beef Sandwiches and much inOre HOT LUNCH SPKIALS • Monday Thru Friday BREAD, MILK AND OTHER CONVENIENCE ITEMS • STORE HOURS • Mon. - Thur. 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m. Fri. & Sat. 7:00 -12:00 Sunday 1:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. • THANK YOU • Linda and Lorne would ftke to dunk their Moods *Gogh their association with Sepoy Ceramics and Crafts, Ludlum,/ and wish Linda's IVInther and Dad the vecy beat. .ea 1 ,