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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-08-25, Page 7INGLIS FARM DRAINAGE QUALITY INSTALLATIONS CLAY OR PLASTIC Free Estimates PHONE 392-6700 R.R. 3 WALKERTON dir AP AP AP AP AP AP 4, 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 AP AP AP AP AP AP 4IP 411P -. dr AP AP 4, 4, AP AP 4M DOG 0 WNERS he Deactqne For 1976 Dog Tags is August 31, 1976 LUCKNOW VILLAGE COUNCIL RIPLEY HURON COMMUNITY CENTRE applicants for ARENA MANAGER &• ICE • MAKER for the coming winter Duties to commence Oct. 18 and end approximately April 1st, 1977.. Further information pertaining to duties, or any questions about position, may be obtained by contacting: Alan Irwin 395.5370 after 5:30 p.m. All interested applicants 'please apply in writing by 6 p.m. August 30, 1976 to: James Stewart Box 121 Ripley, Ont. WEDNESDAY, AUGU 25, 1114 PAGE SEVEN • AUCTION SALE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS • AUCTION SALE Of Modern Farm Machinery • will be .held for ROBERT GORDON - Lot 36, Concession 10, East. Waw- anosh, 2 blocks west of Belgrave and • 1/2 block north or 2 blocks south, 2 blocks west and. 1/2 block• south of Wingham TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 at 1:30 p.m. " ' 1971 Ford 5000 tractor with loader, and hydraulic bucket; 1970 Cockshutt • 535 combine with grain and corn head) real good condit- ion); 12 ft. International swather and hay conditioner with new can- vas; Cockshutt 6 x '16 auto reset plow; International 46 baler; Glencoe 18 ft. wheel cultivator; Cockslnitt 7 ft. mower; Dion 2 row forage harvester; Massey 13 run seed drill; fertilizer spreader; 2 wagons with flat racks; 2 wagons with 225 bu. and 180 bu. gravity grain bins; 200 gallon sprayer, complete; Case PTO manure spreader; International manure spreader; 48 ft. elevator; Massey bean drill; John. Deere 1 row corn harvester; John Deere 4 /row corn planter. There will be no small items. Terms Cash Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents Brian Rintoul, auctioneer CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects, Antiques and Real Estate —will-be held for The Estate of the Late ' MRS. HULD'A GARTON Lot 146, •Queen St. W., Ripley, Ont. on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER .6 at 11:00 a.m.. Real Estate: Consisting of a lotmeasuring 33' x 132'. This 11/2 'storey house is in a good location near downtown in the Village of Ripley.. Main floor has livingroom, sitt- ing\ room, kitchen and back kit- then downstairs. Three .bedrooms and bathroom upstairs. Also has a basement. This home is suitable for a re- tirement home or someone work- ing in the vicinity. Property will be sold subject to reasonable reserve bid. Terms on: Real Estate 15 Per Cent down, balance in 60 days. Property will be put up by 'public auction at approximately 2:30 p.m. Auctioneers: Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 395-5353, Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater Phone 392.6170 AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects and Antiques will be held for MRS. LUCRETIA, CAMPBELL Blake Street in the Village 'of Ripley On MONDAY, AUGUST 30 Commencing at 7:00 p.m. Buffet and china cabinet; side- board; kitchen cupboard with glass' doors; antique arm chair; matching arm chair and rocking chair; antique hall rack; round " parlour table; parlour. table . book case; Admiral T.V.; library table; combination secretarial desk and book case; flower stand; _chairs (wooden pressback); blanket box; trunk; leather couch; iron bed with springs and mattress; 2 single beds; 3/4 size bed; antique cherry- • dresser and ' commode stand; washstand; 2 Empire cook stoves; antique Oak Idea round box stove; oil stove; annex stove; ice box; 3 coal oil lanterns; 3 dut- ters; buggy with steel wheels. Other articles too numerous to mention.' TERMS CASH Owner and a uctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in any way connected with sale Clerk Brian MacDonald ° Auctioneers, Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 3955353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater • Phone 392.6170 Acting for the owner the public trustee CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Machinery, Tools and Antiques will be held for • , the estate of the late , ' HARVEY. McPHEE. LOt 20, Con. '1, West Wawanosh 3 Miles. West' of Auburn or 3 Miles East of Nile SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 at 1 p.m. • Ford 800 tractor with Freeman- loader and pulleys; Ford 3 furrow plow; 3 pt. h. disc; 5 section har7 rows; George White+75 bu. spread- er; Massey.13 run ' drill; New Hol- land 268 baler; Massey 6 ft. bind- er; mower; 3 bar side rake; 2 .walking. plows; scuffler; cutting box; rubber tired wagon; steel tired wagon; 3 pt. h. snow blower; 2 wheel trailer and rack; buggy; cutter; sleigh;, grain grinder; fan- ning mill; electric drill; J. D. p. t.o. tire pump; pig 'crate; black- smith tools; broad axe; sledge; knife grinder; chain saw; ditch scoop; pump; jackal! jack;, bee extractor; sap pan; extension ladder; horse harness; cross cut saws; quantity of mix grain; numerous antique articles. ' TERMS CASH -•-• FARM SOLD Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accidents George Piweil, clerk Brian Rintoul, auctioneer CLEARING' AUCTION SALE of Household ,Effects will be held for the estate of the late MRS. VERA E.RRINGTON Lot 15, Con. 6, West. Wawanosh, 1 block north of Dungannon and 1 mile east of County Road No. 1 SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 at 10 a.m. sharp , Lazy boy recliner, 4 studio couches; Electrohome 24 inch colour television; lamps; twilight lamp; hall tree; rocking chairs; magazine rack; dishes;' china cab- inet; sideboard; round dining table with 6 matching chairs; small tables; Moffat electric stove; Good Cheer cook stove; Frigidaire refrigerator; Simplic- ity wringer washer; 21 cu. ft. Westinghouse freezer; electric ket- tle; electric fry pan; electric beat- er; ironing board; Child's crib; bedroom ' suite; iron bed; spool bed; grass seed sower; tools;. bag carrier; numerous small articles. Terms Cash Ross' Errington, Executor - Brian Rintoul, Auctioneer VP AP 4P AP AP Ap Ap Ap Ap 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SAND BLASTING BRICK BUILDINGS ALL STEELWORK AIR'HAMMER WORK _ BACK HOEING ARNOLD STOTHERS PHONE 524-7403 FOR ESTIAATES HOUSE FOR SALE. IN LUCKNOW Two storey homOlon Gough St. on lot 86' x 165'; two bathrooms, one upstairs and one ,on main floor; three bedrooms, -.family room, living room, dining room, kitchen, small office; oil furnace; garage; inspection by appointment only. • Contact Don Thompson, Lucknow, phone 528.2822 or 528- 3516. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects and Antiques will 'be held for MR. CECIL MARSHALL One and one quarter Miles north of Amberley on Hwy..21 and ap- proximately 2 miles' west on Con. .2 Huron Twp., No. 33 Victoria Rd. on Lake Huron ' On SATURDAY, AUGUST .28 at 10:30 a.m. " Household Effects 'and Antiques: Antique oak-buffet; pine buffet; pine back to wall cupboard; small tables; 5 leg oak diningroom table; 3 end tables; 5 leg pine kit- chen table with 5 leaves; chrome kitchen table with 4 chairs; 6 wooden ' kitchen chairs; coffee 'table; 4 diningro'orn chairs; oak parlour table; antique rocking chair; 2 - 54" beds; Oak pedestal fern stand; walnut dresser; Alad- din lamp; Queen Mary lamp and Finger lamp; wicker flower stand; pine blanket box; antique vanity dresser; school desk; Raymond tredle sewing, machine; office desk; picture frathes; wood high chair; chrome high chair; dough pan; antique coffee canister; cop- per kettle; copper' boilers; rolling pins; 'electric kettle; crocks (diff- erent sizes)'; quantity of dishes; sealers and .bottles including some milk bottles; antique gas and steam irons; barrel bar; erokin- ole board; . lawn bowling balls; 6 bar stools; antique wood planes; steel tool. box; 3 steel barrels;, quantity of windows; metal , chick- en brooder; rug floor covering; leather upholstering; 1 trailer completely wired (as ig); other articles too numerous to mention. Terms Cash Day Of Sale s. • Owner and—AOctioneers—Will Be Responsible for any Accidents In any way connected with' sale Owner: Mr. Cecil Marshall Clerk: Lloyd McNall Auctioneers: Grant McDonald, Ripley, Phone 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh,.Teeswater, Phone 392-6170 ' CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Harry: Hackett, wish to express their sin- cere thanks to 'relatives, friends and neighbours for the many ex- pressions, of sympathy, floral trib- utes and donations' to the 'Ontario Heart Fund, during the time of their recent bereavement; also for food which was sent in and those who helped. in many other ways. Special thanks' to Drs. Cor- rin and McKim and MacKenzie Memorial Chapel. George, Zita, Alvin,,Barb _ D. A., Evelyn and families, • I wish to thank all my friends and relatives for cards,, letters and all who have visited me with ex- pressions of sympathy in the' loss of a grandson. Mrs. Lila Ritchie I would like to thank my friends, ' neighboins and +relatives for cards, gifts and visits While I was in Wingham Hospital and since coming home. Special 'thanks to Dr. Corrin • and the nurses on the 2nd floor. Mrs. Verna Finlayson We 'would like to thank . our many friends in Lucknow area for thg kind expressions. of sympathy due to the loss of our mother and grandinother, Mrs. Madeline Des- ender. • Angele and Remi Aneca, Lorraine and Walter Arnold We would like to thank everyone who remembered us with cards, gifts and visits while in hospital. Special thanks to Drs. McKim and Corrin and the nurses of 2nd floor. Gail and Danielle Cranston We would like to extend a sine cere thank you to all the ladies in the lunch booth, the men at the barbecue, the gates, the weigh scales, the track, and to all those who loaned , their equipment for the day and to everyone who help- ed in any way to make the day a success. Thank you Lucknow Tractor Pull Assoc. The family of the late Mayor Jack Reavie of Wingham wish to express .their sincere thanks to those who 'sent flowers,, cards, thoughtful inquiries and who visit- ed Jack while a patient in . Wing- ham and 'University Hospital. Special thanks to. Di, J. MCGreg-, or, Dr. B. Hanlon and the staff of Wingham and Districts. Hospital; also the doctors and nurses of University Hospital in London. The many kindnesses that were 'extended to us, during our be- ' reavernent; by relatiVes, • friends and neighbours will never be for- gotten. Sincere appreciation to the Wingham Town Council and Mun- icipal employees, Masonic Lodge and Order of the Eastern Star. Many thanks to Rev. Passmore, Rev. Husser, the ladies of ' the Wingham United Church" and the S. J. Walker Funeral Home. Florence Reavie,. • Lynda and Wayne Elston The family)of the late Myrtle I. Helm wishes to express their sincere thanks to .relatives, friends and neighbours, for the kindness \ and sympathy' shown them during their recent bereave- ment of a dear mother and grand: mother; and for the beautiful flor- aLtributes, donations to the Heart Fund and cards of sympathy. Special thanks' to Rev. Noble and Rev. Kaufman; to pallbearers, flower bearers and MacKenzie Funeral Home and to the U.C.W. for the 'lovely lunch. Thanks to friends and neighbours who ed in the house; to all who sent baking or foOd and to all those who _offergd_their ,_assstancg_ in any way during' our sad bereave- ment. A very special thanks to the ladies who stayed with ow Mother since she camehome from the hospital. We thank you, your kindness will never be forgotten. Lloyd and Roberta Whytock Tom and Joan Helm Art and Barb Helm Grant -Helm Grandchildren Mrs. Neil J. MacKenzie wishes to thank sincerely her friends for cards and gifts while hospitalized and for visit's since returning home. , ' Mrs, Neil J. •MacKenzie We wishlo . express our thanks and appreciation for the lovely gifts and well wishes from our friends at Lanes on our • retire- ment from the store. Jim and` Vi The family of the late Miss, Lila Irwin wishes to thank all those who contributed to her happiness over the years of her suffering while in the, Nursing Homes. Spec- ial thanks to Drs. Corrin and Mc- 'Kim, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Baker and Staff, Harold Greer and Staff, ' Staff of •Pinecrest Manor, friends and neighbours. I would , like to thank_ everyone for their generosity at the corn: munity shower, A special thankS to the ladies who organized and participated in the shower. Maureen Bradley Our heart-felt thanks to our many friends, neighbours and rel- atives, who were so kind and thoughtful at the time of the death of our sister Myrtle. These./ ex- pressions of sympathy will long be remembered. ' The Ritchie Family We wish to 'express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our friends for cards, floral tributes and expressions of sympathy ex- tended to us in our recent loss of a dear father 'Douglas L. Young. Special t hanks— to. Rev. Glenn Noble. Art and Anne Purney Josephine Ritchie, Jennifer and Tonia and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ritchie and family of St. Thomas, wish to express sincere thanks for the kind expressions of sympathy, floral tributes and kindness shown 1 them at the time of their sudden I bereavement.