The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-07-11, Page 10PIC 10-1,nckagw Sentinel, W. ednes,day, July 11, 1979
Ripley couple fly to B.C.
for son's wedding
BY AB WYLi3S
On Tuesday of last
week Mr. and Mrs. Wray
Osborne of the 15th north
drove Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Brooks of Ripley to
Toronto "airport. From
. there Jim and Isabel flew
to British Columbia to
attend the wedding of
their son Carson Brooks.
Former native of the
tenth concession of Huron
township, Arthur Bell
Patterson passed away
on Monday July 2, 1979 in
Scarborough General
Hospital. The funeral
service• was held last
Wednesday afternoon in
Agincourt, his home
town.
Son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Patterson
of the 10th concession of
Huron twp., he is sur-
vived by his wife Mildred
and five daughters -
Sheila, Sharon, Pat, Gail,
and Brenda and seven
grandchildren. Here Art
is survived by his sister
Katherine_ - Mrs. Burton
Collins of Purple Grove,
and brother Gordon on
the homestead, lOth con.
Tothem is extended
sympathy at this time of
their bereavement.
Locally he attended
S.S. number 3 public
school on the 15thnorth of
Ripley and then Ripley
Continuation School. He
was assistant 'superin-
tendent of • the Scar-
borough Board of
Education for the past 15
years. Prior to that he
was principal of the
Agincourt Collegiate and
then principal of the
David Mary Thompson. in
Scarborough. He at-
tended the retirement
party held for his sister
Katherine..
Mrs. Beatrice Collins of
the Ripley Huron Legion
Auxiliary wishes the folks
in .the area to know that
the ladies of the Auxiliary
will hold a rummage 'sale
and bake table at the
Legion hall . on next
Saturday afternobsn, July.
14 at one p.m. Anyone
wishing to' donate may
leave donations at. the
Legion Hall either on
Friday afternoon or
Saturday morning.
It was nice to see Reg.
Moore back home to
Ripley this past weekend.
Reg is able to get around
and talk with friends.
here. Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Murray took Reg. back to
Victoria Hospital on
Sunday.
Former native of the
Sixth concessionwest in
Huron township Mrs.
Grace Farnell (Keane) of
Hamilton and her friends
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Deyo
of Rochester, New York
State called on Mrs.
'Adeline Hackett last
Tuesday, Grace and
Adeline were cross -the -
road neighbours on the
sixth. They also called to
see Fran and AbWylds.
Miss Brenda- van
Kc,oten of the Sauble-
Hepworth area visited
this last week with her
friend Miss Cathy
Fludder on Malcolm
•. Street. Before her family
moved from Ripley,
Brenda was a classmate
with Cathy and is well
known here. ,In Sep-
, • tember ,she will be in
Grade nine in Wiarton
District High School.
Summer Play School
for this area started on
Monday morning of this
week, July 9. Leaders in
charge are Barbara
Grubb, recent graduate
of Western University in
London, Shannon
Courtney and ' Dawna
Rutledge. Forty-three
girls " andboys are
enrolled at present.
Harold and Tena Wyld
of Weston were in Ripley
last weekend 'visiting
their son John and wife
Karen and other
relatives.
In London for a day last
week were Evelyn
Johnson, Carol Fludder
and Elsie Forrester.
The trucks are still
`busy rolling through
Ripleyhauling fill to
build up the road bed on
the 15th north. The traffic
barricades have been
-" removed but the caution
signs for motorists are
still in place.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
MacLeod of Windsor, Mr.
Delmar Gossel of
Calgary, Alberta were
visitors with Mrs.
Donalda Gossel last
week.
Dr. and Mrs. Goldie
Emerson spent Sunday at
the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Emerson.
Judy Howieand
daughter Melissa of
Kitchener and Mrs.
Mildred Ashton of Bright
spent last Thursday
visiting with their
parents Dorothy and
Leslie Wardell, con. 4
west, Huron township.
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