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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-08-05, Page 150 1f Pa4e 14—Lucknow dn.I, Wednesday, Appel 5, 1981 I1i*:.1j.I;. visitors stop t.' see W1..iUCh41'Ch folk By V.letta Emerson Visitors on the weekend with Rev, and Mrs. John Bell were her three sisters, Mrs. Edith Ritter, Montreal; Mrs. Jessie. Quirk, -Montreal and Mrs. Hazel Bell, -Niagara Falls. j Phill Chadwick and his housekeeper, Mrs. Jienny Leslie of West Lorne and Mrs. Leslie's daughter, Mrs. Pat Oakley of Halifax. visited Thursday with Mr. and: Mrs.. Victor Emerson. Last week the :children of the' : village • attended Bible School at the ball diamond. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mil- ligan and Mr. and ' Mrs.. Victor. Emerson visited with Mr: and Mrs. Steve Irwin at their home in West Wawa nosh on. Thursday. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Dana and twin boys, Mark and. Scott came from La Salle last Wednesday, accompan- ied by Mrs. Agnes Farrier to spend a few days at her home here. rZey native passes in Regina Ross MacLean of Regina, Saskatchewan, passed away on Sunday, August 2nd, 1981. "in his 92nd ` year. He was born in the Amber - ley district: and was closely related to the MacLean fam- ilies, who live there. His mother was a sister to the late Mrs. James MacNain Sr. and, Roderick and Alec Ross, all of that district. He was a brother tothe late Angus MacLean who made his home near .Amberley for a while some years ago. His wife predeceased him and he leaves to mourn two daughters, Miss Winriifred MacLean and Mrs. James (Lois) MacCullough and two grandsons, all of :Regina. Visit with Hacketts Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dur- ham, La. Riviere, Manitoba and son, Ed and Heather Durham. and Ryan of Thorn- hill visited on Sunday after- noon at the home of Chester and Bell Hackett, Mrs. Donalda Benoit of Miskiigan, Michigan and her son, Graham Benoit of Owat- tona, Minnesota visited Sat- urday evening with Warren and Marian Zinn and family. *from page II son of North Bay visited during the week with Mrs, Marretta Hodgins. On Monday, Miss Mary Boyle, Miss Joan Elliott, Mrs. Gwen Shoebottom oi. London visited with May and Edna Boyle. Mrs. 'John Barr, had ' a family supper at her home here on Sunday in honour of son Russell Barr�,and grandson Darrel Barr, The Whitechurch Presby terian' W.M.S. had a stall at the craft 'sale at Lucknow. They sold nearly all the . produce they had,Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin won prizes. , Jim Henderson of London spent a few days .with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Mrs. Wallace Milligan re- turns‘ to, work on. Tuesday after a two : week holiday. On Sunday evening , Mr and Mrs. Dave Richeson,. Molly and Heidi and Mrs. Marian Olson of Livonia and Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin of Wingham visited Sunday ev- ening with ' Mr. and .Mrs.. Victor Emerson., Mrs. Mar- ian Olson is .remaining: for a longer visit. Sunday visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swann, Jonathan and Jane of Guelph and Mr.. and ' Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. David Elliott and Justin of 'Guelph spent the weekend with his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen. Mr. and.. Mrs. E. W. Bee- croft and Karen attended the entertainment at Formosa Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Relison Fal• Boner of Sarnia spent. ,,thee weekend with his mother, Mrs. Cassie Mowbray. Mr. and • Mrs.. Russel Chapman spent Sunday ev- ening with 'Mr. and ' Mrs. Elwood Groskorth of Goder- ich. Miss Joyce Tiffin took her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin to a cottage at ;Port Elgin for a week's holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Bevin Tiffin, Dean and Stephen • were Sunday evening: visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin, Wingham. Other relatives along with Timmy, Amy and Tony . Fal - coney phoned their grand- mother, Mrs. Cassie Mow- bray on Sunday from the west. • They are now heading towards home. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott: were her girl friends, Shirley Kerr, Diana Dertie and Trenny Cook, all of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mc- Clenaghan . of Kitchener spent the weekend with. Miss Mildred McClenaghan. Mr. and. Mrs. Melvin McClenaghan of Waterloo were . Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Carl McClen aghan and his mother, Mrs. Mary McClen ; ghan. Miss Shirley' Baird and her friend of Cayuga . visited Sunday at the McClenaghan home. Mr. and Mrs, Brad Sack and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sack, • all of Ayton were Saturday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Mr. and Mrs, Rob Frank, Robbie and Jamie of Tees - water . spent the weekend with her parents, M Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gibson. . Monday visitors with Mr:' and Mrs. Bill Gibson were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher, Teddy and Timmy of Niagara Falls, Mrs. Rena Fisher of Winghatn and Mrs. 'Grace Carruthers of Ripley. GIGANTIC FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 11981 10 A.M. SHARP of new and used equipment Including approximately 30 combines, N Tractors and over 200 plotps. of all types of farm equipment. Plus antique cars, lawn tractors and new tools. Terms cash or cheque day of sale. Not responsible for accidents on property. 'Trucking and lunch available. Auctioneer Cliff Gilbert, Marton, Ontario. DON'T MISS IT. 001 YOU.THOR011 Wayne Ward .Farm Oqulpment Hwy. No. 6 Wtarton, Ontario DIAL 1411.334.10.15 or 334.3008 WANT AD$ ARE. JUMPING WITHH BANGAINS ffiitt LUCKNOW • Goderlch area 6 acres- 3 bedroom brick house 2 baths, large living room, kitchen has good. cupboards, attrac- tive property, nearly new 20' x 40' workshop, 40' x 60' barn. LUCKNOW - Fpr country. living, yet at the edge of town, this plCturesque 17 acres 3 bedroom brick house has so Many great features such as luxury Carpeting, Columbia cup- boards, specious living room, dining room, and kitchen. Large deck, at- tached garage, steel barn 20' x 40'. Owner will con- sider all reasonable of. fors. 03 acre highway .farm, Good Harriston loam and Teeswater loam Naiad, 4. bead house Insulated, new °kitchen cupboards, barn x 70' for boot and hogs, silo 12' x 30' with •unloaded, 3 bay garage. Asking price '117.300. 100 ACI*IIS- Near Lucknow on paved rood. Holt bush (10 acres reforested). Barns for hogs. Three barna housa is attractive. Spring crook and trout pond. Property must be sold duo to financial reasons. MORRis TWP. • 12 acre hod farm, S0' x 14V hog, barn with Beattie cleaner, Automatic fainting, 2 feed tanks (one new), older house needs renovating. Asking '31,300. Offers considered.. WI MAVii IIVIKAL MOUMs in Wingharn and Sofgrarwa where ownie►rs will take bask mot- tgsges at 13 and 14% «afth low down mown - MEL MAThERS • VIWingheni Phone 351-3205 . Rep. L. W. Hutton Real Estate Ltd. Broker, Kincsardlne AUCTION SAL! JACK ALIIXANDIIR, AUCTIONSIR Wingham Auction Centre Next to L.C.11.O. WINGHAM Salo of furnishings of Mrs. R. Ohm, 101 Vic-, tone St., Wingham,. with somet;� addltlons will be held on SATURDAY, AUGUST 0 11 CONSISTING Ow; 2 Pc. chesterfield suite, never used; now portable K.&W. Television; unique antique armoire we drawers i rd. mirror; buffet; wash stand; 1 dressers; 4 beds r0 pe. solid . oak mod. 14i dining suite; several old. ceiling fixtures; 2 Pr. Sack high Chairs. 2 coal oil lamps; 3 sleigh bells; 12" Stanley plane - new; belt sander; electric drill; Sabre saw; % M.P. Elec. motor; Not. Geographic electric, globi; good kitchen suite; blanket box; suit- cases; older electric till; hand adding -machine sidewalk bike 2 pc. space saver chesterfield - good coni.:. antique writing disk w. 4 drawers; .3 'shelf server; brass . plant stand:. modern coat A hat stand; drop loaf table ; 3 leg dining table; copper • bolter; 36 quarts 10' x 30 SAIL oil; approx. • 2 doz. lob box lots of interest; 3 - Bol. paint; plcturo frames; new sandwich. toastos; bamboo picnic basket; $ plate setting gold colored cutlery, In cabinets. ceramic basin i pitchers largo spittoon; 3 odd roekors; T.V. tables; kitchen utensils; quantity cutlery; unique Otago . setting Onglish porcelain Homolnd Quilt • star pattarn; several • blankets, sheets, etc.; rrcllnor; Roach comb, wood & propane • stave; ex- cellent batty wringer weshors Wl.stinghou'se solo washer•dryerf . Westinehoauso fr. fro* frig geed condition; good ` 13' ehost froosor, hunridMhars rid Wilton e althr.t; swag and polo Ien.tast prose glass, stotirwon, souvenir OW*. end *Al plicas at interests eiretrle juicer, .cite. AAORILO` LUNCH. . PRSVi$Wt PO, Aug. 1, 3•S and 7.0 nod Sot, prior to talar. 1`OLs 337.1091 end 317.1442