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142. Obituaries
OVAN G. COOK
Ivan Gerald Cook, 58, of
Ripley, passed away at the
Kincardine hospital on Sept.
23, 1997. He was an
employee of Huron
Township and a member of
St. Andrew's United Church,
Ripley. Mr. Cook was, a vol-
unteer firefighter with the
Ripley Huron Fire
Department for ' 25 .years
and served in the past as
fire chief. Mr. Cook was
born in Wingham on Jan. "
1'6, 1939, a son of Peter
and -Evelyn (Reid) Cook. He..
is survived by his .wife Betty
(Swan), children .Susan
Cook of Ripley, Ronald and
Brenda Cook of Kincardine,
Darren and Jennifer Cook of
Fergus and Colleen Cook
and Murray of London; two
• grandsons Bryan Cook and
Riley Cook; his 'parents
Peter and Evelyn.. Cook of
Lucknow'; brother Lorne and
his wife Marion, of Lucknow;•
and sister Elaine and her •
husband Peter Steer, of
Lucknow...Mr. Cook: is alio.
mourned by many, nieces,
nephews, aunts and uncles.`
Visitation was at the
MacKenzie and: McCreath
Funeral Home, Ripley,
where a private funeral ser-
vice was held in the . chapel
on Sept. 25, with. Rev, P.
''.Chambers officiating
Flower bearers. were,
Heather. Michie, Tracy
Meurs, Sharon Johnston,.
Ron fohnston, ,:Niche le
Legrand; Jim 'Legrand,
Janice Eadie,' Dave Eadie
and Gerald ''Cook. • Honoralry
pallbearers were Allan'
Gibson, Cliff Emmertoh, Bill
Kempton;:; JoeHodgins,
Gerald Colling ,and .Ken:
`Farrell., Pallbearers were,.
bonnie Coiling; '• Kerry
Hogap ' Jim Gibson, Bernie.
t ` .Twolan,.Boyd.. Carruthers,
Allan M6Tavis.h;`Blaine
Carruthers end Jack •
Rowland: Interment Ripley
Cemetery,,Donations were
'teethe Canadian Cancer
Society or the Ripley Huron
Fire Department.--40ar
47. _Cards_ of
Thanks
MERIAM
W'e would _liketo thank
everyone wfo braved. the
`cold weather, and came 'out.
to our reception on the 20th.
Special thank .yoU to all of
- our friends and familythat:.
helped. Out all weekend
, long. Sufi and berme. --40
LOWRY
Eldon Lowry and family ,
would like to thank every-
one who helped' celebrate
his 90th' birthday. --40ec
e1, Wednesday, October 1, 1997
Obitt aries�...� 47 Cards of
Thanks
WILLIAM P. MCCREATH
William Patterson
McCreath, of Ripley, a
World War 11 veteran who
served with the Canadian
Air Force, passed' away at
Victoria Hospital, London,
on •Sept. 24, 1997, in his
75th year. Mr. McCreath
was born on Nov. 14, 1922,
in Nelson, British Columbia.
He•was a son of the late
Harry and Ethel (Armstrong)
McCreath. The Ripley busi-.
, nessman was a graduate of
the Stratford Normal
School. He servedas clerk
for the village of Ripley from
1967 to 1984, ;and for many.
years was the funeral direc-
tor and owner of MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral
Hgme in, Ripley. Mr:
McCreath' is survived by his •
wife,' Helen (MacDonald) of
Ripley; and daughters Mary
and het husband, Lynn
Armstrong ' of. R.R. 4,
' Kincardine, artd Shirley and
her husband, Peter Walden,
of RR. 1, Ripley; grandchil-
dren Joel and Krista,
Armstrong, Lori, Shannon
and Jenna Walden; and a
brotherRonald and his wife,
Barb McCreath of London:
Visitation' was at the
MacKenzie and McCreath.
Funeral.' Home, ,Ripley,
where Mr. McCreath's min-
.``ister, Rev. P. Chambers of
the Knox Presbyterian
Church, conducted the: ser
vice' ori 'Sep.t.26.,, Flower`
bearers mere Jim Noble,
Paul Dickson, R-ob
',MacKenzie, Danny ,
MacDonald and Paul'
MacDonald: ,Honorary •patl
bearers • Were pill'Trenter
Cameron McAuley, Bob:
:MacKenzie ,• and Kerne
' McLennan "Actiiie pallbear-
ers Were Dan' MacDonald,:.,
Rod MacDonald Doug'
MacDonald,`. .Rod
' MacDonald, Colin
MacDon'Ald, David' Lolling:+, ',
Interment Ripley Cemetery.,
,Donations were to the Knox
'Presbyterian church, .Ripley,
.or the. Ripley' 'Huron
•.Complex;- 4Oar
COLLING
Manjr thanks, to everyone
who joined :us at our Come
and Co'Benefit evening. We
, had a wonderful time, . The
support and generosity from
• the community.. Our friends.
and .family has been over-
whelming. Paul •rand Susan.
--40nx
Cards'. of -
-Thanks
• COOK.
;We'wish to express..our,
heartfelt thanks to our farm-
ly, friends and 'neighbors at
the 'time of the sudden
passing ;of a.; dear husband,
father and grandfatherlvan.
Specialthanks to both
Kincardine and. London hos-
pile's, Dr. Mann and .the
nursing staff, .to the support.
'from the Palliative .Care. To
all those who 'donated. to .the
Riipley Fire Department and
the Cancer Society:. To hey:
Chambers fc r" all his'support
to Joan Pollard and. staff at
MacKenzie and. McCreath
Funeral Horne. To the
ladies, of the Ripley Legion.
To those who sent 'flowers,
cards and food andfor all
'
the support over the last two
years: Many thanks Betty
and family. --40'
AITCHISON
The kindness and generosi-
ty shown by family and
friends during the loss of
Laura has made us truly
understandthat words
alone cannot begin to
express our appreciation.
We have lost someone very
precious but have also dis-
covered how blessed we
are by all the love and sup-
port that came forth in the
'form of flowers, cards, food,
donations and kind words.
Our sincerest thanks to
everyone. Bob and Beth;
Brad and Tracy; Nash and
Riley; Bev,and Mike. --40
TI-I.ANK YOU
On behalf of the Lucknow'
Agricultural Society and,
Homecraft Division we.
would like to thank anyone
who helped in anyway on
Friday, Saturday and
Sunday to make our fair ,
another successful year.
Lucknow Agricultgr.al
Society, . Homecraft
.President: Elizabeth Irvin.,
40ar
MURRAY
A sincere and heartfelt
thank you to all your family,
friends and neighbors who
_were there for us in' our time
of need. Yo.u.r thoughts and.
praye.ra. made getting.
through 'this : saddest of
times' a little easier, Laura
wilt always be in our,
thou:ghts and Will 'remain:
With : us forever young.
Kevrin, Janet, Lacey,
Lindsay; Jim and Jenclle.
•
MetLife
Doug Aitchison and Bob
Gunter :representatives of
Metlife wish to; thank tall
:those ,who attended the tl
Lucknow Fall Fair' and •
'helped. celebrate Doug's
First Year Anniversary
with MetLife.
The. winner of the Belt:
Cordless. Phone is Kent'
AltorY
As your local reps, ;please.
contact us if we can be Of
service in the areas of
Life Insurance,. Disability
insurance or Investments
including RASP
Segregated Funds, ;
Plea"se ' Phone 528-3528
148. coming -.-.. .
Events
• CRAFT AND BAKE •SALE''
October 4, 9:30 a.m: to
11:30 a':m at the .Lucknow
'.1inited Church.' Tea tables:
Sponsored. ;by Young
48. Coming
Events
�. ING0
doderich Knights of
Columbus, every Thursday,
7 p.m. Columbus Centre,
390 Paieson's Court, $4400.
in prizes; progressive jack-
pot $1000.; regular. jackpot
$1500 must go. Superstar
Provindiat game played.
every bingo night: .Lic.
#157920.-13tfar ..
FALL COLOR '
CRAFT SALE
Oct. 18 and 19, 10 a.m. - 5
p.rn. over 120 vendors of
quality crafts plus artisan
Studios' and farm market',. at.
five locations. ' Lambton
Heritage Museum, Hwy.,
21, .8 km. south. of .Grand
Bend. Call 1-800-265-0316.
.-4Q-42cc .
80TH. BIRTHDAY PARTY
If you are or seen to be 80'
join the party in the Kinloss
Comrnunity Centre,
Saturday,: Oct 18, 8 11:30
p'..m.Bring relatives and
friends, live band, refresh-
ments. Sponsored by Kae
and Dunc Therburn, Jean
Sturgeon and Bette
MacLeod. --40,41:
THREE BY THREE
at Gala evening including
uniqueminiature art draw,
at Blyth Memorial Hall Oct,.
:25th. For tickets or informa-
' tion, call (519) 523-9300,
40-43cc
KOUNTRY KIT HEN.
at Pine:River .United.
Church`, 10 km., south of
Kincardine, Hwy. #21, 11..
a.m. - 1 pen., Oct 11,'.
Christmas cake, puddiing,
homemade baking, turkey
pies, halloween decorations
and costumes.--40,41•cc
IT'S TRUE! MURRAY'S.
CHRISTMAS HOUSE.
'Open every day •,until
December .23, 10: a,m - .4
p,.ene Offering unique gifts
and decorating ideas, thou-
;sands'of choiees'1111 10
exciting rooms: Please.
come share "our. magical
Christmas Home;" . treat •
yourself, farnily.and friends
to: the ultimate shopping
experience: 7304 Richmond'
St , Arkona 519-828 3398„
or 1=$00-57.5-1974. --
40eowcc
' WALK -A DOG-A-THON
Sunday, Oct 4, star..ting at,1
p.tn. , at the Cornrn.unity. ,
Centre.' Sponsored. , by
Lucknow Lions With pro
ceeds to Canine Vision :.
Canada, ;Pledge, sheets:
avertable . from Grant
Chisholm, Bank of Montreal
and'Lucknow Farm Supply.'
-.40ar .
480 Coming
Events
11TH ANNUAL
BANQUET AND AUCTION
11th annual Wingham and
Area Duck Unlimited ban-
quet and auction, November
1, 'Teeswater Community
Centre. $50 per couple; $35 •
single. For more information
call 395-5062 or 357-2649. -
-40,41 .
FALL COLOR TOUR
Sunday; Oct. 5 from 1 to 4.
p.m. at th-e Wawanesh
Nature Centre. Enjoy horse-
drawn wagon rides, guided
walks through the
Conservation Area and hot ,
apple cider. Activities for
children available in tthe
Nature. Centre. Free admis-
sion, cider just 25 cents per
.cup. Donations to the
Maitland Conservation
Foundation 'gratefully
accepted. Cal1519-335-
3557 for information. The
Nature Centre is located
south of Wingham, ,Wrest of
Highway 4, on Nature
Centre Road. --40
THE LUCKNOW TOWN
AND COUNTRY CLUB
will meet at the River Valley
Apartment Monday, Oct. 6,
beginning with. pot luck din-
ner 12 noon. Please'bring
small gifts for bingo prizes.
-40..
RUMMAGE SALE
Friday, Oct. 17, 1 6 p.M.; '
Sat. Oct. 18, 10 - 8 ''p: ml.
home of Jack'. McGuire's
(H'uron'Auto Wreckers),
Genet Huron, Township:
Bake table; .orders taken' for
turkey. pies,in advance:.
Phone 395,3108•' Proceeds
to ,Huron Bruce Children's
'Helpers ,for ove •seas. adopt-
ed •children. Phone` 395- '
2827 -40-42..
ECOLOOICAii. ,FARM
`ORCHARD OPEN HOUSE
Sunday, Oct; 5th,"12 4
p.m. • Bring the• family ; for a
' horsedrawn wagon ride.
Fresh cider, epples, and.
apple butter, available.
Meeting Place Organic
Farm; .come6 kin. east of
Lucknow on 86' highway.
1Natafr for signs: Or phone
McOuail'S 5282493 40
Women's group Handmade
•queer' sized quilt for sale. =-}
39,40
80TH BIRTHDAY , . .
+.In celebration of Bil!Sproul's
special birthday, please.join
us for a social titne Oct. 4, 2
= 4 p.m. at Lawn Bowling
Centre, Picto'n St. 'West,
Goderich. Let your pres-
ence be your gift.
information call. Manor} 524-
8844 or Helen 357-2208. _:
39;40 •
SINGLES DANCE
Su;riday;: Oct. 5th at the
Brussels Legion Hall,
Dancing from 7 to 11 p.m:
Music by Ken Scott: --40cc'
MISSION WEEKEND
Oct. 4, Mission Market 6:30
9:3Q p.m. at Lucknow
presbyterian Church.
Displays, and guest speak-
er. Oct. 5, 9:30 a.m. South
'Kinloss Church World
Communion Service. Guest
speaker Wilma Welsh. 740x
48. Coming
Events
EXPLORE THE COUNTRY
TOUR
Sunday, Oct. 5, 12 to 5 p.m.
Fun for the whole family dis-
covering treasures at Old
MacDonald's, wild boar,
swine, chicken, dairy and
pheasant farms. Enjoy fail
harvest farmers' market and
twig furniture demo.
Register between 12 and 2
at the Lucknow. tourism
'office (at arena). Sponsored
by the Lucknow and District
Chamber of Commerce. --
39.40
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Todd:Riegling (formerly
Of Ashfield Township and.
Fairview, Alberta) and
- Dann Ritter were- maarrte - ,
CIO -ED BRQOMSALL
TOURNAMENT
Sponsored by Lucknow.
Lazers Saturday, Oete 25 at
Lucknow and District :Sports
Complex.; All you have to do
is put together a team and:
pack up your fornis,;at the
,'Complex.: For'more informa-
tion call Arlene Turner at
52:8=3914. Entries need to.
be reeved by Oct. •1.7.•,--
40,41'
COMMUNrTY:SHOWER
for Laurie Pentland bride -to -
:.be of Barry treble at the.
Nile United Church,; Oct, 4;;
1130 pen. Eaeryope wel
come. 739,40:
WEDDING RECEPTION
Accept this invitation to a
reception for Heather
(Maclntyre) and' Graham'
Harper on Oct. 11, 197 at
the Lucknow Community
.Centre at 9 p.m: -40,41 x
in a state :`wedding; on
April 4', 1997 and a,church
ceremony July .12, 1997 in.
G.emany. Todd is a'gra nd-
son ''of 'Carl:, and .Fran
Riegling and Sara Ritc hie,,
*from page 6
Northern College es ,a reg
istered practical Purse. "
H;appy birthday 'to
Elden Lowry ,Who cele
brated his 90th birthday on
Sunday at Point, Clark.