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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-10-07, Page 16munlly news Woolf UMW, Wednesday. October 7 1981—Psge 15 endersons honoured on wedding anniversary By Merle Park About .150 friends and relatives attended the 25th anniversary celebration -held for Ivan and Jean(Errington) Henderddn of Weston held on Saturday evening at the Agriculture Hill. Their fam- ily consists .of four, Greg of Calgary, who was unable to attend, Brian, A Darlene and Darryl: A successful. Arthritis cam- paign was conducted , during. September in the Dungan- non, Nile and surrounding area, raising. $451.70, up from S270..00 last year. On Thursday of last week,. Mrs. Graham McNee, Mrs. Robert Irvin, Mrs. George Cowan and Mrs:. LaVerne Pentland attended the Huron West Rally of the Huron Perth Presbyterial. held at Donnybrook., Ken and Lois Thomas, Wendy and Jennifer of Bol- ton spent the weekend. with Lois's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Tom, Webster. Lois was a. bridesmaid 25 years ago for Jean (Errington) Henderson: Last Monday was a blue Monday for some in the parts of the village" and countryside as they were without hydro, heat and water. Open House was held on Sunday from 2 - 4 p.m. at the United Church manse, home of George and Doris Cowan, in honour of Mr. Cowan's mother, Edith, who celebrat- ed . her 95th birthday. Best wishes. Congratulations to Don and Dawn Sowerby who cele- brated their 25th anniversary on Friday evening at Holm esville. The Sowerbys at one tune resided on the farm south of . the village now owned by Charlie and Rose Travis. Mr. Len MacGregor, Ex- tension Assistantfor the Ministry of .Agriculture, Hur- on ° County, for the past 11 years, has been transferred to the Kemptville _College of Agricultural Technology. Len, his wife and family have resided in the • house just south of the .United Church. since 1978. Congratulations to ' Alvin and Carol Becker of Dash- wood on the birth of their son on September 15 at..St: Joseph's Hospital, London. A brother for Heather Ann and grandson for. Benson and Florence Shackleton of Ash- field. Rod and Margaret McKen- zie of Goderich, formerly of Ashfield, are grandparents again with the birth or September 19th . at Calgary: Alberta of Diane Carol, third daughter for their son, hurray and 'wifeJulianne. A new sister also for Martin. Sympathy is extended tc the immediate family and relatives of the late : Paul Riegling, who died in London on Monday in his 6th year, :of ipjuriesureceived in an accid- ent on September 9th. Mrs. Pat Ott, Matthew and Andrew of Kitchener spent the weekend with her par- ents, Irvine and Colleen Eedy. Quite a few from our . im- mediate area attended the Lions Club turkey bingo held. at the Auburn Community Centre on Saturday evening. This type of venture . would be something for ournewly forrned Kinsmen Club to look into. Mrs.. Lee Shetler spent a few days last week in Sarnia with her sister, Mrs.. Harvey Cates. She . returned . home Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Bill . Park were dinnerguests on Satur- day evening . with Mr: and Mrs. Mike Bendig of Goder- ich. Bus and Cynthia Anderson have purchased the home on the main street previously owned by the date Les and Mary . Schultz:. They. hope to be completely moved and: settled in by 'next weekend. • Work on the exterior of the new West Wawanosh Insur- ance -is almost completed and it adds such an improvement to the village.. Workmen are, busy plastering the interior and it is hoped that maybe the grand ,, ning can . be held before e snow .flies.. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pent= land were pleasantly surpris- ed by their family on. Sunday, when they honoured them with a surprise dinner at the. Agriculture Hall on the occa- sion of their silver wedding anniversary which is actually October 6. Their family con- sists of Jim, wife Joanne and Jacqueline of . Lucknow, Kathy, Paul and Laurie. Congratulations and many more happy years Ron and Yvonne. On Wednesday of last week, Chevalier Rev. Fred J. Morrell O.P.J., .of Toronto and his mother, Mrs. H. Morrell of .Clinton visited with his sister, Mrs; Jack Smith. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and son Lloyd visited in London with their . daughter, Mrs:. " Helen Castrenis and their son,. Doug Smith, wife and family.. Tom Tracey and Terri Wail spent the weekend with Mr. Twri to Page lite O Goat show at fair.... *front page 14 Big goat show As mentioned last . week there was n large goat show of a hundred animals in the. big tent at the Ripley Huron Fall Fair. Secretary Don' MacTavish has supplied the names of the exhibitors for the column this week. They were Henry Blah RR 3 Wingham, Rodney Husk RR2 Kincardine, Mark. Luckhardt RR 6 and Doreen. Hodge ER. 5 and Jeff Mor- rison RR 1 all of Owen Sound; Wilma Sutton RR '3 Ripley; Dave Magee RR 1 and Alice Peterson RR 4 both of . Flesherton; Charlie, Danny, and Terry O'Neill of RR 7 Markdale, Mrs. Lori Sitter and Don Haasnoot Riil Gorrie. Field croliwhom The ten pride winners in each of the field c r p com- petitions sponsored by the iety havebeen ftun hed by secretary Don MacTavisb. Others have taken part but did not score inthe toptele Held ave forwestwee Held over for nett week, are the results of the grain show resutis in the Complex and also some results of other indoor classes at the Ripley Huron fall fair. Off ons On Monday Sept. 27 W- and Mrs. Ron Cornish flew from Toronto Airport for a vacation. Pat and Ron are now on a two week tour in Western Canada. Athome again Mrs. Violet MacKenzie, who hada nasty fall on a Ripley sidewalk on Sept. 18, reimned to her home in ' Ripley last Wednesday, She stayed in the meantime with Mr. and Mrs.. David MacKenzie and Cheri Lynn in Ulcerate and in Union- ville vme with Mr. and Mrs. Lorene MacKenzie and fami- trucks called sort The fire whistle sounded clear and loud about nine last Friday morning in Ripley. The call was from the PeiClark area where a treelib wan over the hydro .wires in thevicinity of the 1 John .Ferguson house accor- ding to reports. Other than the Tuesday evening whistles calling the firemen to regular practice this was the first sour ding in several weeks in Ripley. New unit in; dryer On Saturday there was considerable activity at the Ripley ' Grain Elevator near here. A trip over to the elevator .. revealed that operator Jim Scott of the 12th concession, Huron township had replaced the heater dryer with a brand. new unit. It is bigger, better, and faster, also longer than the first dryet unit. Hence. theme housing the dryer which is situated at the east side of the elevator had to be lengthened. Passed away .. Mrs. Catherine ° Ann (Kate) Wisner died in the Kitchener Waterloo'Hospital on Friday Sept. 25,: 1981 at the age of .95 .years. Mrs. Wisner was the daughter of the late William Bell and Catherine MacPhail and she was born on the 8th con ces- sion of Huron township rn the third farm east of Ripley. It was known as . the Bell farm, then the Donald MacLennan place, ° and now part of the Murray and Mary Culbert ferns. She was a sister of the late Mrs. Martina (Andrew) Pat- terson of the 18th concession of Huron township, and the late Jack Bell of Ripley Street in " Ripley, also four more brothers and one , sister. Nieces in this area are Mrs. Katherine (Patter- son) Collin and Mrs. Marion +. (Bell) Emerson both of Pur- ple Grove, Csuncession 12 east and Mrs. Annie (Bell) Shiells of i ucluio and nephew Gordon Patterson of Concession 10 in Huron township. Along with her husband Samuel G. Wisner she celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary last She is survived by . a • daughter Margaret (Mrs. Merraid Kuebi) of Waterloo, two sons W. Jack Wisner of Waterloo, and Stewart L W°ismer` of _ also Town g.Page l Moving o New Location Sdirnid's Jewellery & China SPECALORDERS . rar'S be tabs' on Sao a DiNiswswsn Olt inr INA 20% Pie to factory cid' art some patte• &Every,o tate op to six motifs, inlaid' loo rs postroliooetdstiof