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THE .LUCKNOW SENTINELS LUCKNOWL ONTARIO WEDNESDAY,. APRIL Sth, 1967
CI'.SSIEIEDADS
AUCTION. SALE
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE of choice :300 acre
farm, registered and grade Hol-.
stein cows and ,heifers, hogs, mod-
ern farm machinery, hay, grain
and some . household effects, .will
be held for
LLOYD HENDERSON
Lot 3, Concession .1, Huron Town
ship,: 2% miles .west of. Lucknow;
on,Highway86, on
MONDAY, • APRIL 24'
at 12:30 p.m. sharp
LIVESTOCK: •
14_ 'fresh and springing Holstein
tows; 23 springing'' Holstein heif-
ers; 16 yearling steers and heifers,
HOGS:
12 York sows; '40 feeder' hogs.
HAY . AND GRAIN;
1,000 bales of : conditioned hay;
quantity of mixed grain and. corn.
,IMPLEMENTS:
Massey Ferguson 65 'tractor,. like
new, with : hydraulic 'loader and
bucket; ; Allis Chalmers WC trac-
tor; Massey Ferguson 72 . self -pro-
pelted combine,: used 3 seasons;
Versatile 10' ft. swather with con-
ditioner,
on-dit oner, new;, Kongskilde . 12 ft.
cultivator; Massey Ferguson 3 fur
row . plough, 16" with :high. arch,
12 ft. chain harrows; Internation-
al 15
nternationa1:15 run'fertilizer drill; . New :Hol-
land 69 baler Smoker 40 ft. bale:
elevator; New . • Idea 140.. bushel'.
manure spreader;. 'rubber : tired
wagon and rack;. 40 ; ft. extension
ladder; 1956 Ford car; post hole
auger; 2 cattle oilers; ,vise ;: wheel-
barrow; 2. electric hammer mills;
4 pig, feeders; troughs, liar
posts; • barn frame ' 30 x 50; num-
erous
. small articles..
DAIRY ,EQUIPMENT:
2 unit'. Surge milker, complete
with pump for 4 units; Viking :el-
ectric 800' separator.
This is a good offering of nearly
new farm machinery.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Kitchen table and 4 .chairs; Din
`ing 'Mom table and chairs; buffet;
chrome kitchen set,; table . and 4
chairs;- chesterfield' and 2 .' chairs;
refrigerator; .2 . complete' bedroom
suites; Dining room table, chairs,
buffet; set' of twin beds; .small
household articles.: ;
REAL ESTATE:
The .,real estate ,consisting of' 300
acres •of. good clay loam, level land
consisting of :Lots 1, 2, . '3, Can. 1;
Huron ..Township, Bruce : County,
150. acres more • or less ; on which
is situated • : large frame dwelling
with 7 • , ' ms, kitchen, ' dining
and living , bathroom, new
furnace with all odern, facilities;
suitable for two families; driving
shed; large .bank barn 60 x 80, ' with
shed 35 x 60, :with cow ties, loose
pens and `hog pens, silo all in
good repair.. The other parcel of
real estate ;is' the ;adjoining 150.
acres,.' more or leas, being • lots
4 and 5, Con. 1 and the South 'half
of the north ',half of lots . 4 and 5,
Con. 2 Huron ' Township, Bruce
County, •. on, which ' is, situated a
good frame: '3 bedroom dwelling,
with . kitchen, . living room, bath-
•room, oil • furnace ' and ' all modern
-.facilites; ; la rge bank barn with:.
three large loose pens; nearly" , new
�/ .'silo. • Both farms have good, drilled
wells and pressure :systems. This
is one of the best offerings of land-
ever to be offered for sale .; by
auction in this area. The landis
in . high state of production;;
being well farmed over the years,.
all tile drained, fall'. fertilized and
d
is all workable except for 12 acres
of bushland. This property is well
situated in ra good farthing area
on the Huron -Bruce boundary of
Highway 86, 21 .miles west of
Lucknow. There is 170 5 acres
ploughed for 'spring crop, balance
in hay' 'and. 'pasture,. These farms
are ideal .for, cash crop as beans,
corn or dairy or beef operations.
The farms will 'be offered subject
to, reserve bid at 2:30 p.m., as one
unit of 300 acres and .if not sold,
will be offered as two separate
parcels. of 150 ,acres each, Immed-
iate
mmediate possesion can be given on
land; property open to inspection
any time before sale. Terms 10%d
cash day of sale, balance in 60.
days: If government loan being ap-
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
'AUCTION SALE . of . livestock,
machinery, grain and household
effects will be held for : Albert
Bacon, Lot 38,'Con..8, East Waw -
meth Township, . 2W miles west
of Belgrave; on Saturday,. April, 8,
at 1:30. , ••
Terms Cash .- = Farm., Sold
Allan Maclntyre, . Auctioneer
Lucknow •
AUCTION' • SALE',
CLEARING AUCTION SALE --
of choice implements, hay and
grain, will be held for Wilbur Got-
tschalk,
ottschalk, lot 14, concession 2, Bruce
Township, two miles east of Blue -
water .highway, .Saturday, April.
8, at 1:30: p.m. See bills for list,
terms cash,,, Wilbur •,Gottschalk,
prop; Donald B. Blue, auctioneer.
AUCTION. SALE
AUCTION SALE — of machinery
and hay will.be held for
HERB McQUWLLIN
Lots .65=66, Concession 1,. Kinloss
Township, 114' mile `:north:. and ° 1.
mile west of Lucknow, on
..
TUESDAY, APRIL 11.
at 1.30 •
IMPLEMENTS:
Allis Chalmers D-14 tractor, like
new, `' manure loader . and snow
scoop; post : hole auger; Graham
,chisel.plough; double disc; chain
harrows; Massey • Harris manure
spreader, like , : new; 8 Steele hog
feeders; • hog water bowls wagon
and ' rack; • Gehl rotary forage.
chopper, cutting box and pipes;
•1966. Ford. % ..ton truck; bench
saw; anvil; forge; 7 ; rolls ' of new
barb wire; 200 steel. posts; ` 2000
ft. 3/4" .' plastic hose; 18 x22 tarp;
tractor- _chains and heat., houser;.
24 ft 'aluminum extension' ladder;.
barn . jack; ' electric . drill Jackall,.
jack; taps .and ' dyes;; •single har-
ness;:. cattle: clippers; set of bur-•
dizzors, elasiator,, syringe; .'Lett
grinder; wrenches and numerous•
small articles.
HAY:
900 bales of'hay. .
TERMS CASH FARM 'SOLD:.'•
Allan Maclntyre, Auctioneer;
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE = of beef cattle
and farm' machinery. will 'be held
for Ernest Noble, Lots 7-8, Con-
cession 6,. " Morris. Township; 2%
miles south of lielgrave and 1
mile east of "Na. 4 .Highway on
Monday, April 10 at 1:30.
TERMS CASH :FARM SOLD
Allan"Maclntyre, 'Auctioneer
AUCTION /SALE:
AUCTION .• SALE of .farm'; ample-
ments and household effects will
be . held for Mrs. James Walker
Culross Township on Tuesday, Ap-
ril 19 at 1:30.
TERMS CASH
Allan MachMyre, Auctioneer
plied. for, terms will be arranged •
on balance at day of sale.
Cows, young cattle; hogs sell
° • at 12:30 .p.m.
Farm offered for sale at 2:30 p.m.
Machinery and household offsets
at . 3:00 p.m.'
TERMS CASH
'Lloyd Henderson, Prop.
R.R.. 3 ,Lucknow,
Phone 78 r 17 Ripley
Allan MacInt re, . Auctioneer
Phone 528.3519 Lucknow
Askaboutconvenierit departure. .
• and return times
For information, phone the local,
''CN Passenger Sales' Office
CANADIAN NATIONAL
40.65
Ripley school Wins:
Fire Pester contest
Fire Departments.in Bruce County
sponsored .a Fire ,Prevention poster
contest' amo•ng'grade five pupils
within the county.
Each Department chose` its own
Boy and Girl winner and they were''
submitted to the BruceCounty
Mutual Aid , Fire Association • for
judging,,
Grant Farrell.of RR,#1 Kincar-
dine and Joan Courtney of R. R.:3 ,
Ripley were the winners of; the,.boy
and girl class respectively:
Each winner willreceive, one of ,.
the.Irwin Lobsing ger trophies which
they. ma keep; Theyare both
YW.
pup ls: of'the Ripley Huron Central
school: •
Their posters have been :forward-
ed' .Prevention for ens . in the all ,Ontario Fire
rY
postercontest s sponsor.,
poP
ed by the Ontario Fire:Chiefs'
.
Asi;ociation'Prizes area $100
Dominion of Canada' Bond for the
winner of the boy ' and girl class:.
The Bruce County Mutual: Fire
AssocJailon•sonsors the county P y.
contest. each, year to stimulate
interest in Fire.prevention among.
•the•young.people:
FormerResident
Died..
Sat r
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.WHITECHURCH' NEWS
,Word was received here that
Margaret Mae ',Paterson:, age 82, ,
passed .away April. 1st in ,the Senior
Citizens home: at .Leamington. To
the older residents of this village
•
she was known as Lil and'resided
here with her. brother• the late Ken'
Paterson and his family`after his
wife passed away leavinghim with:
3 young. children. She leaves toK
mourn her loss one .sister ,Mrs; John
Mundell of Michigan and several
nieces.and nephews.' The late Miss,
Paterson rested at the Currie Funer-
al Parlor where service was conduc-
ted on,Tuesday with burial in Wing
ham Cemetery; . ,t '
MrS. Ben'McClenagh'an returned
home on the week end from Bruss=
els• where she had been at the hone
of Mrs. Jas.. Anderson for some '
time. . •
Mr, and Mrs:; Bill Rintoul, Donna
Sharon, Doris and Neil visited Sun-
day with.,Me.
unday.with•,'Me. and Mrs. Ralph Cam
eron and family of Ashfield:
On Sunday evening.Mr.. and' Mrs,
Bill Rintoul visited with George
aldwell at Clinton Hospital where
hehad been admittedith a heart
w e
condition.
Mrs. Robert Purdon of Belgrave
visited Saturday. with Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs . Archie Purdon,
Cathy, Lori and Kendra visited .on
Sunday with Mr'. and Mrs., Jim `• '
Curran of St. 'Helens
The frost is coming out of the
gravel roads laking soft holes'and
on Monday the -bus driven by John'
Pritchard became stuck and had to
be assisted out.
lucknow Resident
Passes At Wmghpm
MRS. WM, N. BUSHELL
Mrs., William Bushell of ..Lucknow
•passed away in'Wingham; and Dist-
rict Hospital after a lengthy illness
on•Wednesday:, '.March 29th. She •
was inher.87th year.: •
• Mrs. Buth e11 was the former Mary
Ana
n e
re' liter of George
etta.,,Ivr oo ,•d ug
Moore'. and Agnes Wardrope: She..,
was born' in Greenock Township on
August 4th, 1880 • .
On September 30, ::1933; she •
married 'William N.. Bushell of
Kinloss After their marriage Mr.
and 'Mrs. Bushell lived in Ripley.
where they. owned and operated
the bakeshop andgrocery store.
They sold this business to Mr. and.
Mrs..Donald Blue and in Novem
•ber 1944 retired to Luc ow. ,Mr.
Bushell passed• awa o November
6,x1954
Besides her•husba•nd she wasre-
P;
deceased b ..,a•sister Bella Mrs.
John Colwell and a brother, John
G Moore:
Funeral: ; service was conducted'.
from MacKenzie 'Memorial Chapel
.Lucknow, on Friday March 31..
Rev. Laird ;Stirling, minister of
Lucknow United Church, of which '
Mrs. Bushell ,was a member con-
ducted• the, service.:` •' •
Pallbearers were Roy Webster,
Gordon Patteson D,A. McKillop,
Ray 'Gilders,_Max .Bushell. Edbert
`:Bushell.
Temporary. entombment was at
South Kinloss Mausoleum..
�rot er Passes.
�t Cargill
Couple Married
At St. Helens
HOL1vIES•. - •BARBOUR ,,,.
:,Ph llis Jean Barbour acid Charles
y ...
.Gordon Holmes exchanged rings
and vows in• a .quiet: ceremony at'
.Helen's United Church manse
.recently with Rev. A. E,•
'Willis
officiating ,.:
Mr. ;and Mrs, Elwood Barbour are
the brides, P. arents Mrs•. `Harriet
.
.Holmes of Delaware and the late
Cecil `Holmesare parents of the
Groom
Liven in
marriage :b her father
•
the bride 'Wore. a 'Street :length th dress •
g •
of,eggshell lace over slipper satin.
A small satin;.fiower,hat with
veil completed her ensemble: She; •
:.wore a'corsa 'g e of red, roses; and
WHITECHURCH.NEWS '
(Intended for Last Week)
On Monday Dan Cassidy -received'
word that'li•is brother.Jerome Cass`
idy, a barber. at 'Cargill had died
Of a heart attack.. This community
extend their sincerest Sy mpathy to,
h,m in the loss of his brother.
''pan Cassidy returned -to -the home
•of Mr. and' Mrs; Walter Arscott'
after spending the 'winter with •
, relatives inLondonand 'Toronto:
Mr, and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz,
.Karen, :Leena. and Kenton of God-
erich were Sunday visitors with his.
parents:Mr. and Mrs. Ezra. Scholtz.
David. Beecroft of Toronto and
Miss cane Beecroft of •London• are
spending�the•Easter vacation at the
home of their parents Mr: ,-and Mrs,
Gilbert Beecroft.
• • Mr.` and Mrs:Kenneth L'aidlaw•of
London:Were'Sunday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and,
family '
Mrs. Dorothy Leshley of Hamilton
visited on the week -end with het
parents Mr, and Mrs. Frank Ross.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Sidney 'Thompson,
Dennis,; Lori and Lisa were Sunday
Visitors with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon :Wright of Clifford
Mr, and Mrs. George Walker
Mrs. Allan Barbour, sister -in law
of the bride was matron•of honor..:'
She chosepale flue shantung.silk
.�
with. corsage of pink carnations and
ern and white accessories..
Allan Barbour was groomsman
Following the 'marriagea recept= ;:
ion was held, in Whitechurch•Corn-:.•
munit Hall. -Music for dancin
was supplied by: the San -an -tones
of London, friends of the couple.
At the close of the dance 'a buffet
supper was served ,to' around 60
guests, after .which: the many gifts
including a.sum' of noneywere
opened by the bride ';assisted b
Mrs. •'Allan Barbour,
Mr..and.'Mrs. Holmes thanked.
their friend:s'and relatives .for •
remembering. them in this way.
Guests were present from London,
Delaware;' .Lucan, Wingham, St
Catherines•, Listowel, •Buevale,
Waterloo as well as the St.
Helens.area.
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:Doris Ros:
• Conn atten
• Wingham. 4
'•• ..Mr. and
Goderich.
with Mr.. a
Jim Orr: o
past week. 1
— Wm. Orr a
UNDERWEt
• Phyllis. SI
sils remov(
and Distric
accompanied; by Miss Lila Humph.
rey. of St:.:Helens; visited on Sun-
day
un day with M. and.Mrs. Earl gran- •
Ston' of Ashfield :and .with his moth
er Mrs. Cranston.
Misses Bernadette'and Patricia
King • and' their':father, J C K ing of
Toronto spent 'the Weekend with ;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Arscott and
girls. On the return trip Sunday
evening to Toronto they were: •
accompanied by :Mrs. Walter Ars-:
cott, Valerie and. Andrea,King to
spend the Easter vacation with
them and ,other relatives.
.ATTEND ANNIVERSARY
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson and.
his mother Mrs. William Simpson
-of .Lucknow on Saturday attended ,
the 25th wedding anniversary of
Mr., and Mrs. James Wilson of .Lon
don, formerly of this, village•.
There were arourid. 85 guests in
attendance. :This'. community ex:
tends their congratulations °to Mr.
and.lvlrs. Wilson on this happy occ:.
asion; •
• Mr, and Mrs. Don Dirstein of •
Toronto spent the week end with •
her parents Mt;° and Mrs. Ru sell
Gaunt.
Gordon Moffat of Ottawa visited
with Donald Gaunt. and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Gaunt on Monday,
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