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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-11-08, Page 45Honour dead.. CONTINUED FROM P. 16 Wednesday afternoon at the MacKenzie McCreath Home in Ripley. Con- ducting the service were Rev. Clyde and Rev. Garrett Interment was in the Kincardine Cemetery. He Is survived by his wife, one daughter Helen,. Mrs. Allan Irwin sof Ripley, and two sons Clarence and Alvin, also grandchildren and one sister. Sympathy is ex- tended to all these. Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Gardner, Aaron and Brandon of Vanastra visited with Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Fludder, Tammy and Jason and Glen Harris. Aaron visited with Jack and Evelyn Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Emerson entertained at a pre -Christmas gathering at their home in Ripley on Saturday Nov. 11. Those present were Dr. and Mrs.. Goldie Emerson and Heather from London, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Emerson from Georgetown,Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wood from Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biernes, Douglas, Randy, and Dennis from Stratford, Mr. Garry MacDonald from Point Clark, Mrs. Frances Gillies, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gillies of Ripley.' Mr. and Mrs. Grant MacLennan of Listowel visited last week with his sister Mrs. Norma MacLennan. Mrs. Katherine Collins of Purple Grove returned home last Thursday and Mrs. Isabel Wylds of the sixth concession west from University Hospital in London last Sunday. Three times last week the Ripley fire alarm sounded. On Wednesday evening the firemen were called to the Emmerton Beach where fire com- pletely destroyed the newly renovated home of Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton. The flames at one time were reported seen by people two blocks west of Ripley. Kin- cardine Firemen were called in and together they worked to finally put down the flames which had spread to the home of John's brother -Bert Emmerton. The end of Bert's home was burned. On Sautrday night Ripley fire siren again sounded and this time it was the house owned by Dominic Gross of Waterloo and situated in the west part of Amberley. It was burned down and the Lucknow firemen were called to save the new McNay home across the road from starting on fire. On Sunday afternoon the Ripley firemen were called to put out a fire on a vacant lot on Campbell Street in Point Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Don McCosh have left to spend a couple of weeks with friends in California. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Merner and Mrs. jean Blackwell of London were up to Ripley to visit Mrs. Annie Scott also to attend Mr. Wi freci Cearsons a funeral. A successful bazaar was held , . the Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Mrs. Farquhar' McDonald and family of Brampton were in Ripley Over the weekend visiting with her families. ST. ANDREWS U.C.W. Citizenship was the topic of chief discussion when Unit 2, U.C.W. met on Nov. 7th at Huronvilla Lounge. Mrs. Olive Vogan had hoped to lead the discussions but was still in Hospital, so Mrs. Wm. Arnold substituted for her. Each member had clippings taken from recent dailies or weeklies dealing with subjects of interest to us all as citizens and which caused lively discussions on topics as -teaching morals in school, opening of more alcoholic outlets and suggested serving it on buses, air pollution, abuse of retarded in Homes, homes for disturbed teen-agers, and Federal Constitution reform. Mrs. Ralph Hunter told of a woman in Korea who was imprisoned for 10 years for the crime of feeding hungry men who were termed Com- munists and how she became a Christian in prison. Mrs. John Langley, told of a building in Yellowknife known as Northern United Place. The idea for this special type of building was initiated by the United Church but it serves all segments of peoples and ages and needs including worship services for two denominations. • Mrs. Lyla Tranter conducted the Worship service assisted by Mrs. Frances Elliott and Mrs. Gladys Mason. It followed the theme of Remembrance and Liberty. Mrs. Bert Irwin played for the hyfnns. Unit 2 will be in charge of program for the Annual meeting on November 21. A report was given of the bazaar held recently. Lunch was served to 14 members by the hostess, Mrs. Minnie Henry assisted by Mrs. Charles Liddle and Mrs. Don Peterbaugh. Mrs. Arnold closed the meeting with prayer. Lucknow Sendnel, )Wednesday, November 15,19"81. -Rage 17 Business Telephone 529.714E RR 7 Lucknow, Ontario &C� SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION 4 COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • RESIDENTIAL clues edes:ton ./ McGIIiivray & CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS 310 WALLACE AVE. N., LISTOWEL, ONTARIO 291-1251 40 THE SQUARE GODERICH, ONTARIO. 524-2677 ,Montreal Toronto. • Brampton Hamilton St. Catharines Port Colborne Listowel Winnipeg Calgary Edmonton Vancouver Goderich guaranteed Service LUCKNOW APPLIANCE CENTRE. SALES AND SERVICE CALL KEN OR PETE 528-2946 Box S80 Lucknow,' Ont. Reid & Peterson CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Wingham 357-1522 J.A. PETERSON, C.A. PHONE 528-2016 I SEE .. . By the Sentinel' THAT Mrs. Mary Treleaven, Lucknow, won the Commun. ity Centre lottery two weeks 1 ago and last week's winner was Phillip Jerome, R. 31 Lucknow. P.O. Sox 211 LUCKNOW. ONT. NOG 2H Anderson Flax Products Ltd. DIVISION OF MIKE SNOBELEN FARMS LTD.' DEALERS IN ALL TYPES OF GRAIN Business [5191528-3203 After Hours: Mike Snobelen 395-5167 Sandy Liddle'395-5052 RICHARD ASKES OFFICE, LUCKNOW, 528-2726 i Askes Bros. Construction Custom Homes Cottages - Additions Farm Buildings Renovations BERT ASKES WINGHAM, 357-3053 WM, R. 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Lucknow, Phone 528-3432 or Ripley, Phone 395-2969 Day or Night Rep: Wingham Memorials 1 KARL C. LENTZ CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT WINGHAM, ONTARIO TEL. 257.1057 BRADS PLUMBING AND. EATEN() Repairs anti Renovations Industrial - ;Commercial and Residential FREE ESTIMATES 395.5771 INSURANCE AUTO - FARM - HOME COTTAGES - COMMERCIAL INVESTMENTS R.R.S.P. and Trust Certificates Victoria and Grey - City Standard - Premier Trust Companies Mar McDonagI Insurance Agency Ltd. BARRY - ROD Phone 528.3423 or 528.2031 1 WM. A. (Bud) HAMILTON AGENT,FOR BP OIL LTD. Gasoline Heating Fuels Burner Service/anti Furnace Installations Trucks Radio Equipped For Bettor Service Dial 521-3006 Res. 521-3616 Wholesale and Retail . INVESTMENT THE STERLING TRUST CORP. CITY TRUST Prevailing interest.Rates Your Representative ALEX MacNAY LUCKNOW Rep. Stratford Memorials VICTORIA AND GREY TRUST CO. 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