The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-18, Page 18The 14 Oshawa' where theyhad
Orrrxn of murky •and
Deanna tt is: ate** the . visited with their son and
west side thin roam So grandson respectively,
merle town his tractor . burn. in Osh*Wa,.
aruround the weer to tie fire While here ;on Thursday
std pulled Cecil's ear back morning Mrs, Pangburntold
from the tire, thereby saving rain and Ab Wyles that her
it,- son , Richard is now in
OP J. R: Renwick of Windsor,
Kinoardme investigated the "1 'Mile .they lied on
' waest in.e
accident, A amber of ac second cense pn
cidents o on Huron Town Rthard
Saturday in the_ ingh► attended the �eyDistrict
CKNX broadcast area, The and made an exceptional
fire .trucks were back in contributkm in the : inters
Ripley by 2; 20. L school field and treek meet
Mrs, Marion (Ambrose) with firsts In the high jump
Gamble of Ripley ` has and pole vault ter the mkt
r
written the following news boys and then he was one of
OeinteterY•k
He was predeceased by his
first wife Pearl
All four offhis, fatuity at
tended the Ripley Con.
thalatieri Scholl, And later
file "still on the farm Sam
was a member of the Ripley
District 'High School Board
fora timber of years.
After retirhtg to Ripley
Sam was a well-known
person on its streets and
always had a friendly
greeting. for all hemet, Many
of the Wks here will miss
SOUL
•Walter Brrydon Reid: of:
Stroud passed away an,
Thexob; h 100 ,.1SBt Otitis
h
deft toMournrhisdeath ere
his wife, the former D
Mead of. Ripley and !thy
three children leggy
Shannon and Shawl►, a std
Isabel (Mrs. Roy Ali of
Ottawa an��dr tir�ima �,b �y
Jera
ames R, of Kitchen and
1411liam E. of Will wdale. f
The Amend service was,
held last Friday, ,-et the
Stedtley Funertd Houle ht
Barrie, Spring . interment
will be' in tprey
Sympathy of the fo ks in
the Ripley Harron area is
extended to Donna- and
item for this week's' these hoofs square dancers,
"A little over a paper,
On, Tuesday evening
�r � woe � � �� , ;
Huron township corms. 'Virginia' and her mother
munities assisted a family of . visited.; with " Erma and.
six from Vietnam twsettle in George McDonald and
our village of Ripley. Since 'Murray McDonald in l ipley..
e here they have won Prior to coming to Ripley
the hearts of many of our Mrs. Pangburnhad justbeen
people as well as obtaining released from a six-week
work in Cambridge, Ontario. stay ' in Chathar hospital
where they plan to move at where she had undergone
the end of March. . surgery on. her .lett • foot. Her
The eorrnnaittee in charge mother, Mrs, Amelia:
has planned a going away . Robson, years ofage, lives
party in Knox Presbyterian ;ina remarkable senior •
Church Sti nday School room, citizens' _v►illatgee. in orrtluirn ,
March 22 from two to, four _citizens'
She Maas no dif f ieulty
p.m. Everyone is welcome to in travelling and made the
P. congratulate the La family trip from her home to
. on the successful year scat Chatham all by herself.
Canada and to wish therm
good luck in their new hence ;: Pa teedaway
in Cambridge, Ontario;" Sam Emerson of Ripley
. And from Mrs, Annie and formerly of the north
McCoshthese n ws item east Huron Kincardinee
Currie Colwell. and Orland- boundary road one block
Richard of Lucknow, ' Mr, east of the ' 15th : `died in
and Mrs. Gordon Paterson, Winghtut 'District - Hospital o
Mr,- and •wire, : Don MeC osh, • . fastweekonTuesday; March
— Mr, and Mrs. Roy Webster of' 0,1961 In his89th year.
London and Daae "Webster off 'rhea •Arneraal service with
Edmonton visited with Mrs Rev. Ara Bushell of • St<
Gladys . Mason On ,the '. :Andrrew':t United` Church in.
weekend, Ripley officiating was held
Ripley ,.. was well civ Thursday afternoon,
represented at the Kinkel; Mitch • 12,
Community . Centre on He . is survived by his
Sunday -where they servred.araa second wife Catherine'
delicious hot turkey dinner, . (Hamilton) .: MacDonald,
Congratulations go to .tats three sons, Glen of
sinaall cor i tunity ern Georgetown, Raymond with
organisingorganisingnis
this
organising
the fifth dinner the Canadian Forces,
• Ottaawa, Goldie in London;
ing
Mrs, Elaine (Ned) Cote of one daughter,, .11iidaa, Mrs
William Street returned lack Reirries etStraatfferd;12
home after a happy holiday grandchildren, one great-
with her.parents on the east gr andchiid, also one sister,(least, Mrs. Prances (Dan) Gillies
TuesdayOn �f�fcin Ripley and
MarrchMrs last
i week,
►er
10 to
Fa ngburn of Ch athtun ac- Huron township. Donald
compaarried by her mother Oilliea of Ripley is a a nephew.
Mrs Amelia Robson arrived To • aall the family .and
at the home of her friendsa, relatives Sympathy is ex.
Mary and Jack Scott in tended at �tlrlis tithe of
Ripley,fora visit here, . bereavement Spring buriel
They motored from will be in Kincardine
Present life members' hips
The Trinity U.C.W. meet•
ing for March was held.
Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dora Alton,
with an attendance of 20 The
meeting was called to order
with the president, Mrs, Ken
Alton, reading a verse, Begin
At Home.
Mrs. Alex Hackett led the
devotions assisted by Mrs.
Reg Broaorne. Mrs, Hackett
gave the meditation, Trap.
ped by Circumstances, The
devotions closed with a pray
er by Mrs. Broome,
Mrs, Cheester. Hackett'
presented the study book on
Partners in Crisis, describing
some of the difficulties calm
countered by people, moving
frons one country Of area to
another. The president led in
prayer.
TWO Life Membership pins
were presented,. one to. Mrs.
Ken Alton and one to Mrs,
Reg. Omni& Thei presentaa.
tion was made by Mrs.
Donald R aukett and Mrs.
Alex Hackett.
The rola dell was answered
. by the name of a missionary,
Mrs. Ken Alton gave the
dile Study on, Martha, and
then divided the members •
into groups for discussion. A
skit was presented by seven
of the ladies on tte.Recoraat'
ing the Church, which every, ,
one enjoyed. The business
followed: Vicky Hackett 'gave
her public speech. 'Vicky won
first for the senior level at the
Royal Canadian Legion pub=
sic Speaking Contest.in Luck.
nowr •
hike at this tint a of.
beretetentent.
M Sunday, March 15,151
•. Walter Thompson, home*
at Millarrtian and then of
Ripley . died in the
',Kingsbridge Rest Home.'
',Boat on August Auges111, PAS he
vmsinhis86thy ar, 'twit
He is survfaa by
daughters Wandia, liars, John
Rains of Kincardine.
I! 'Ioi5hip and Donalda, Mrs, .
Ja ' McIan earl Ripley; one
son James of Kinloss
Township two • brothers .
Stanley of Kincardine
Township and Robert of
'Hanover`, • also . seven'
gr9andehildrelirandonegre atr
granddaughter,
The bond service was
held eSterday afternoon,
March 17 at, the MacKenzie.
McCreath Funeral Home in
Ripley. Spring ir terment
will be. in Kincardine
Cemetery.
The Kincardine, 100 ' u
• midge held a service at 5 .
p.m, on Monday evening, in
the funeraaal hens+,
The late .liar, Iltonipson
had his: 50 year jewel from
the lodge, • Sympathy of
Riley folks, goes to Donalda
and all family relatives at
this time
YOUR
.CANDIDATE
GARY HARRON IS A
Concerned .about jabs, education, . the future' and moral. kayos .for our 'youth. • •
•
GARY .HARRON IS A FARMER (26 Years)
Conc
rned about the farmers's pl oblents = high interest -- uncertalarr markets
the. future off family farms,
GAF.YHARRINIS INV
t2 years experience in municipal politics I1. term as Warden Of Bruce) gives him the
ina> ighi to represent all our r unicipalities fairly and with common sense.
GARY HI''!' A .WORKER
.Farmer, Politician, chairman of . Bruce County. Economic Development Committee,
vice-president of Pertness Mutual, member • of the select committee ' On energy
•a alternatives Ho gets inv+ d -- He will .be heard.
• GARY HARRON HTHE EXPEMENog
HUROISIBRUCE NEEDS
FOR THE BEST REPRESENTAI1ON
FOR HURON -BRUCE
VOTE .GARY HARRON P.C.
MARCH 19
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