HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-03-12, Page 23FARMS E011:SALE ,
750 ACRES
Cash crop land. Morris Township. Near Blyth. Good
buildings.
A-SHFl ELD TOWNSHIP-Beef-set up:200 acres-.-Level
land. Good buildings. •li
NEAR DUNGANNON - Hog operation. 100 acres,
Excellent buildings.
ASI-IFIELD TOWNSHIP NORTH - Cash 'crop. 100
acres. No buildings.
NEAR BLYTH --Hog_farrow to_finish, Also beef set up 7
147 acres, 2 Harvestpre silos. Modern set up with good
buildings.
WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP.
Near Nile. 50 acres. 20 workable. 30 acres hardwood
and cedar bush and stream. Good investment property.
$45,000. ,
NEAR LONDESBORO - Beef and hog set up. 290 acres.
New home. Hardwood bush. Good buildings.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
200 acres on edge of Goderich. 147 workable.
Hardwood bush. Gravel deposits. Driving shed.
Excellent remodelled house. Good corn and cash, crop
land.
DAIRY SET UP:
Near Kincardine. 150 acres workable land. All•
equipment. Priced for immediate sale.
BUILDINGS LOTS
Choice serviced building lots in the growing residential
area in Goderich. Plan your new home now.
HIGHWAY COMMERCIAL
Several choice business locations •in the growing
Goderich area. 4 lane highWay serviced loti adja6ent to
Suncoast Mall.
For these farms, or if you are buying or selling, contact
R. A. (Gus) Chisholm. Phone 524-8554 or Business
.524-2177. •
Alexander &Chapman
Realty Limited
Goderich ' 524.2177
GrierSruce .W0or •
...Luclino Sentinel, Weaneadety, March 1.2-7 *98O Rage 23
obituaries
She lived nearly all her He, is- also survived • by a:
sister, Nora Perrett of Kings,
Kaufniati of LUckuov,e United ,
Church conducted the' ser-
• NIXON.
symnath-y;TheROM Carta
ian Legion, WaterIc4.' Branch& 'I
No.' 530 held a service,
Wednesday evening at 8
p.m. at the Edward Good
Funeral Home.
ip iey. WO •
•• afternoon (Tues., Mar. yard and cacti are..
Township sympathy goes great deal of desert and
Kincardine yesterday grapefruit tree , in the
to his brother any crops must be
and 2nd concession west
cousin, Laura Kearns of
fortunately the area they between' Tucson and
Humphrey of Point Clark irrigated. The land
and to , his sister Evelyn
on Mar. 4 from a trip to
some of the devastation
Mrs. Bert Irwin of view, A visit was made to
Arizona. They, first
11). A native of Huron everywhere.. There is
Ripley. _ a 200-year-old Mission on
visited McCosh cousins
near Phoenix. They saw
Visited Was not in: thebTu ac.
Preston, returned home
done by recent floods but and some silver mines
*from page 17 pepple haVe an orange or
-Grays Arnold rid"her
Cecil -
LSan Xavier Reserve and
to TUb'ac Whicii- was -a.
early I700s. Remains Of
the adobe Presidib have
are many copper mines
been preserved and a
Museum erected. There
Spanish stronghold in
seemed flat but always
dark mountains . are in
flood area. Then , they
AMANDFUL went to Tucson and met
Watson • and CUllet
relatives and visited Reg
0F.CASH and Harriett 1VIoore. They
found Reg and Ha‘rriett
IS BETTER enjoying ` the sunny
weather •at Tucson. They,
said it would haVe been
TNANA rather lonesoitie if the -
Ripley folks hatin'.i bOen
SO good, o write and keep GARAGFRIL them informed. •
Daytime temperatures
OF -.STUFF at Tucson ranged -from
73-78 degrees F. Most
married life on Willotighby
+ _ .
Jack C.. Gillespie, in his
64th year, of 147 Gordon St.,
Sarnia, (formerly of White,
church) died Mareh 5, 1980
at: St. JosepYs. Hospital;
Sarnia, 'after .a -lengthy ill-
ness. He wars4 a member of
Parker Street United Church,
the Masonic Order, and the
Lambton Shrine Club.- He
was dearly hived and will be
sadly missed' wife,
GILLESPIE Johnston was a letter carrier
for the past 13' years, a
member of knox Presbyter- .
ian 'Church,' Waterlpo; and
the Royal Canadian Legion
Branch No. 530, He served in
the Royal.Canadian Air Force
•
during the, 2nd World War
from 1941 . 1945. He was the,
sonof the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Johnston, heSband' of
Benton, Kentucky, also set,
vives, "
day, March 6, 1980, in his
67th. year,'
• V' '
. .
byteriatt Church ,CondtiCted
the service:
.. Pallbearers ',.were Xloyd-
Moffat, Jim Henderson, Gov.
don Fisher, George Whitby,
Jim: Boyle and-Russell Whit7.
. •
• informal was - at South
Kinloss Mausoleums with
spring burial in', Seutft,
loss Cemetety...;•
,PHILLP HENRY STEER
cession four,' Kinloss Town.
ship died suddenly on Thurs.
beheld for-M-Robert-Jewell at the-south half oe Lot
9, -Concession 10, Colborne Township. Go three
corners. north of.Goderich on Highway 21 to Sunset
Golf 'Course 'corner, turn right and go east ap-,
proximately 1 mile-.
SATURDAY, MARCH 22 at 1:00 P.M,
TRUCK: 1970 Ford '70 cab over truck with 17 ft.
platform, 41/2 ft. side racks, tarp Poles, etc,, 5-speed
transmission, 2 Speed rear end, good rubber. Selling
• _Leertif etl itt_eoesLeenclition__ •
Philip Henry Steer of con-
COMBINE: Massey Ferguson 300 self-propelled
combine with cab, straw chopper, 10 ft. quick attach
pickup head with 9 ft. pickup, No: 33. three row.
narrow corn head.
TRACTORS: Massey Ferguson 285 diesel tractor
with multi power external'hydraulics, 18.4 x 43 rear
tires, power shift rear wheels, bought new October,
run only .330 hours; Massey Ferguson 65 diesel
tractor with multi power, good tires, adjustable
rear wheel. Robin manure loader with hydraulic
bucket, set of T-bar duals 16 - 9 x 28.
MIXMILL: Bought new October 1979. Artsway 450
gtrtisne.iler7ixer PTO unloading auger, etc. used very o
MACHINERY: Smith-7-ft.- auger snowblower, 1
year old; Massey Ferguson 124 haybaler PTO
drive,; Heston 280 self propelled swather with hay
conditioner; Allied 40 ft. portable grain auger, PTO,
drive; Massey Ferguson three-furrow 16" trip
bottom plow; 2 gravity boxes on wagons; bale
stooker; 20 ft. tube hay eleVator, wagon and flat
rack; Massey Ferguson No. 33 fifteen run seed drill
on rubber in good working order. New Idea 150
bushel PTO manure spreader with flail spread,
Kewanee 10 ft, wheel disc, 3 PTIiiteh blade;
Kongskilde 11'1"cultivator, Vicon 3 PTHitch ferw
tilizer spieader; George White lee gal, 3 PT71-1'
•
aluminum tank weed sprayer; Harrow leader pole
on wheels with six section 'diamond harrows; John
Deere 45 ft, pOrtable hay elevator with PTO drive; 2
- 200 gal. fuel tanks; quantity of hog feeders; Gehl
harnmermill; 4" grain, auger with motor; racks for
pick-up truck; new push gas !mem, mower; power
Ornery; electric motors plus other items not men-
qioned.
FARM IS SOLD
TERMS: CASH' PAY OF SALE
Richard Lobb Auctioneer
ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY YEARS •
WALKERTON PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO
SKELTON- #019.R.1114
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
A large stock of monuments at fair prices
Available for evening appointments
CLINTON 482-7898
1914 in Devon, England, a
son, of the late Philip Steer
and, the late Nell, Cole. He
Thiarried End at
Newton Abbot, DeVen; Eng.
• land on Mare]] 30; 1435.
They emigrated. to Canada
with their four enikifeo in
195'0.
Mr. Steer• is survived by
his wife, three daughters,
Margaret, Mrs. Fred 'Wood
ley of London, Phyllis, Mrs.
Epti Wallace Of London, and
Ruth, Mrs. Don Bell, R. 5,
LucknoW, and one son, Peter
of Lucknow. I hereby proclaim the period from March 24th
to March4 29th, 1980 as Grey-Bruce Promo-
tion week and urge all citizens to observe and
promote the many qualities of -the Grey-
Bruce Area.
Alvin Thompson,
Warden,
County of- Bruce.
Clar4 B4 Nixon, wife of the Street in Lucknow, attended $lie was predeceased bY A farnierf he was a Mein- 1)ridge, Devon, Etigland and vice. •
!ate Harry J. Nixon, passed Liteknow. Presbyterian her husband* and her broth.: ber of the • Lucknow Agricul- a brother, Ken of Colchester, Honorary pallbeareri were
away suddenly at her home Church and Was life ers, Johti, Gordon, • tural Society seping..as see. England; Ted collYeten ,BilLatabanue nn ~Yilloughby__Slreet Win- -me ..--.---itetem-Peretrte-it-ele,-Tiffamorid--Vi-delifesidelit-Tnd an -'' wwairdedc—eased bYhTs- - Paubearers were. Wayne Monday, March •j, 1980,' SandY• • ''active. Member of Chalmers parents and a brether, Roy,
The former Clara Belle Surviving are her daugh, Funeral service waS held PresbYieriOu Church, White; The -funeral - service was' Bell, Dave Evans, Ernie Hanna, Fred, de. Boer, John MaeLeed •was born in Kinloss ters, Dorothy, Mrs- Cyril , • 4 • at the MacKenzie and Me- church, aPd tbe ehurcn chew, - held • at the MacKenzie and
- de Beer and Simon de Boer. ToWnsbiP on Febtuary 28th, BroWn of LucknoW,... and 'Creith Funeral-Honte in -• He alio drove school bus for' • McCreath Funeral Home in •
• 1894.. She was the ,daughter Evelyn; Nits, Jack Hussey of LiicknOvv *nn "Wednesday Gerdon tvlantgotnerY Lid. Lucknow on. Saturday', March Spring burial will follow in
of the late John MacLeod and Walkerton,. and three grand- "- Maieh 5th: Rev, Wm'.. Minn- •
-26 8,1980 at 2 p.m. Rev. Doug South Kinloss Cemetery.
Evangeline Barclay. ' children, One brother Fred of .shaw of the Lucknow: prei. He Wes born en Marcn ,
- - ociety, as an expression of Truck; tractorercombinerfarrminachinery , etc. to
JOHNSTON
On March 3, 1980, at his
residence, 96 York Street;
Kitchener, Raymond Keith
Johnston, aged 62. Mr.
the fortner Jean Hassan„
Father of Murray of -
thener, Brian of Elora, Bruce
Olive, daughter: and son-in- of. Waterloo, Moira Pe Kit
law, Donna and Rick, West, • •chener. Brother of Madeline
grandchildren, Stephanie, MacDonald -Of London and-.
Shawn and Shannon •West; Mrs. Hector (Edith)Cooke' of
son; Barry and: daughter-in- Kitchener. Predeceased by:
law, Debbie Gillespie; one brother and a sister.
daeghter, Lorraine and son: :Rested at the Edward R.
Scott. Walker, . all of Good Funeral Home, 171
Sarnia; `a sister, Mit. Agnes King Street; south, Water-
Farrier of Whitechurch; -also Iola, after neon On Wednes7
many kind friends and rela- day, March till noon • on
tives. Thursday, March 6, them to
Jack was predeceased by KnoX Presbyterian Church
his mother and father,, Mr, for funeral service, on Thurs.
and Mrs. Gibson Gillespie, day at 2 p.m. ReVerend
Whitechurch. Charles Cochrane officiated,
The funeralW4s' held on • interment Parkview Cemet-
Friday, March , 7 with Rev. cry, Waterloo. For those' who . -
John Barrett officiating.- In- desire, donations may be
terment Grandview Mentor- made to the Canadian Cancer'
ial Gardens, Sarnia. . S