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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-02-17, Page 23obituary.. L>•chserw Se.tliel, F hv.N ► 17, 11/12-1*p 23 Wawa Homy Gain William Henry Gollan of Bob Street, Lucknow University Hospital, on Sunday, January 31, 1962 4 in his 86th. year. Bonn in England on Janu- ary 23, 1897, he was a and of the late Alex Gollan of .South Kinloss. He married Florence. Thomson of Lucknow who predeceased him. He is survived . by three daughters, Phylis, Mrs. Bill Ryan, Goderich; Mae, Mrs. Ron Glazier, Goderich and Marg, Mrs. Carl MFClen- aghan,Whitechurch. He was predeceased by his wife; a son, Lloyd; a daugh- ter, Wilhemein, ' and a son, Grant, just seven weeks previously. The funeral was held from the MacKenzie and Mc- Creath Funeral Home in Lucknow on Wednesday, February 3, 1982 at 2 p.m. with Mr. Harold Bauer con- ducting the service. Flower bearers were grandchildren, Judy Gollan and Steve Cohan and great dson, Wayne Gollan. Pallbearers were sons -in- , Bill Ryan, Ron Glazier. Carl McCknaghan and. Har- vey Taylor and grandsons. John Glazier and Lane Gol= Tani , • Spring burial to follow in South Kinloss Cemetery. Walter H. Redden Walter H. Roulston, of the second concession of Huron Township, passed away in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- don on Tuesday, February 2, 1982. Walter was born on the twelfth concession of Huron Township March 28, 1896, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Johnston Roulston. As a two year old lad the family moved' to the second concession where Walter resided all his life. He was the .last surviving member of a family of eight, William. T., Jennie (Mrs. R. H. Solomon), Mamie (Mrs.. Cyril Campbell), Rev. Edgar, Percy, Clifton and . 'Annie (Mrs. Howard McGuire). On March 22, 1928 at Arkona, Ontario he was united in. marriage to Cath- erine MacDougall, who pre- deceased him on February 15, 1981. He is survived by one daughter, Mary, Mrs. Robert Orr, Kincardine Township, and one son, Gordon, who resides , on the family farm. Also surviving are two grandchildren, Dale and Donna Lee Orr. Funeral service was held in Ripley at the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home on Friday, February 5, 1982. Spring burial will be in the family plot in Ripley Cem- etery. St. Helensarrives hone with new baby By Kathryn Todd Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pegg and Heather returned home last week. Mrs, Larry John- son of Hamilton is visiting with the Peggs fora few days. Valerie Errington celebrat- ed,her. birthday with ,a patty at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Ross Errington. Mr. and. Mrs. Wayne Todd and family enjoyed a\ trip to see the . Ice Capades in . Kit- chener on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons and family of Londesborough and Mr. and Mrs. Jeff. Croskill of Listowel visited with Mr. and . Mrs. Gordon Lyons on Sunday. Michael Cere celebrated his birthday on Monday with a party of his school friends. Mr. and Mrs.. Don Taylor enjoyed the company of Mr. and Mrs. Bev McNay ' of Ashfield on' Saturday. St. Helen's U.C.W.. The St. Helens U.C.W. met on February 9th at Isobel Miller's home. The theme of the worship service was "Self Control". Mrs., Helen Todd read the scripture followed by'a medi- tative • thought by • Isobel Miller. Mrs. Helen Todd had a reading, Let the Sunshine In. Miss Peggy Gordon gave the topic ' entitled, We . Have None Today. Mrs. Gordon McPherson was in charge of the busi ness. Plans were ' made for the March meeting. The meeting closed with prayer. Grace ' was sung and a lovely lunch served by Mrs. Todd and Miss Miller. Ripley District students practise for regional basketball meet BY Sharon ZiPfel Volleyball and L a'Johnson We would like to say our thanks to' the .elementary Basketball volleyball team for playing 7 On Feb. 9, Mr. • . Brown ' excellent games at the Bruce began the elementary . girls County Volleyball Tourna- basketball. The Regional ment in Port Elgin. They did . Basketball Meet will be held mot. win the tournament but at Huron Heights on March defeated the team who 5. We wishthe team ilwk played in the tournament. Ripley women's institute mets at'Huron Villa The February 5 meeting of the ' Ripley Women's In- stitute met at .Huron Villa. Dessert and tea was served by Mrs. Chappell and Mrs. Nugent. The Ode and Mary Stewart Collect were repeated.. The . President read Romans 15 and' then welcomed all. The Roll Call was "Bring a homemade valentine to, be given to the children's ward at the hospital". These have since been delivered to Kin- cardine Hospital. ' It was decided to send a member to the Officer's Con- ference, someone who has never attended, The annual meeting will be held Mar. 26 at the home of Mrs, D. MacDonald. The regular March meeting will be held Mar, 4. A District Director's meeting will be in the United Church . Hall, Ripley, Mar. 23. Mrs. D. MacDonald reported on the Tweedmuir book and Mrs. MacKenzie for the sick committee: The nominating committee •will be Mrs. W. Chappell and Mrs. Frank Scott. The program was in charge of Mrs. H. Nugent, convener for Education and Cultural Activities. She showed slides taken across Canada from Alberta to the Maritimes, an Indian Pow, Wow at Manitoulin Island, Ottawa, Quebec, ' Moosonee and many pictures, taken at Museums; ending with pic- tures taken at the Ripley Fall Fair in colour. In closing she said "Each one of us will leave a foot print wherever we go". Courtesy remarks were given by Mrs. Donnie McDonald, Snow -Sculpturing The elementary . classes held a snow -sculpturing con- test on Feb. 12, . 1982. The 'winning class was Mist Grubb's 'class and they designed a bathroom. Ripley Huron Ventral nems.:. •from page 12 be going towards supporting our Foster Chhd. Thanks to all for the good response and support.'• - Public Speaking. -This past week our school's public speaking contest was held. Participants were .from grades 4 to 6. Our four finalists were Monique Harvey • (Being Short); Francis VanRooyen (Our New House); Jody Godfrey (Survival in the Wilder- ness); and Tanya Hawrylyshy, n (Rasputin, the Mad Monk) , Congratulations to • all the participants, Special thanks to our judges, Mrs. Peterbau.gh, . Mrs. Plowright, and Mrs. Duggan. Ripley WMS study China The February meeting of the W.M.S.• 'of . Knox Presbyterian Church in Ripley was held at the home of Mrs. Donal& Gosnell. The president, Mrs. Frances Nugent, opened the meeting with a poem on the month of February. The hymn `Fight the good fight" was swag. Mrs.. Minerva Stewart read a passage. of Scripture from Romans chapter eight. This was • followed with prayer by Mrs. Violet Mai- tyn. Mrs. Hazel MacDonald gave an : interesting talk on China from the Glad Tidings and other sources. The roll call was answered by twee members using a verse or poem on love. There were two visitors present. The hymn "Stand up, Shand iup pffor Jesesus" was sung.. Mrs. Mary. F. MacDonald, ' the secretary read the minutes of the last meeting.. ' A short business period was con- ducted. Mrs. Ella. MacPherson, who is in charge of Literature and Library had a good book display. After singing the hymn "God sees the little Sparrow Fall", the Lord's prayer was repeated in unison. Mrs. Adeline Hackett gave . the ootntesy remarks. Grace was mmgand a lunch was serveddelicious the hostess and the else in charge, Mrs. Gladys Huston and Mrs. Mary Brown. The March meetingwill. be held at the home of Mrs. Frances Nugent. We at .H & R Block wish you a Hap New Year and would like to remind you to visit us early for the preparation of your . . 1981 income tax return. By getting ready, now for 1981. • (taxation year) you will have a more relaxed and happy 1982 (calendar year). 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