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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-09-22, Page 2117. Rustics. bales 15. Tenders Noe aim mit ore uw imp ion — ono 15. Tenders. AUCTION SALE Of Property and l onneheld Effects for, JIM HUSTON 273 Wlllou9hby Street Loclmow SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2nd FULL LIST IN NEXT PAPER AUCTIONEERS. Dorsi and Does McLelland 395.2233 —38 18. Services available LUCKNOW TAXI Two cars fully insured Local and Long Distance Trips Delivery Service Reasonable Rates 24 hours a day, 7 days 5218-3118 —35tfar WILL REFINISH furniture at reasonable prices. Call Doug Johnston at 528-2030 or'528- 2736. —37,38,39 AUCTIONEER SERVICE Grant McDonald, Ripley Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater Licensed Auctioneers Sales of All Types PhoneRipley 395.5353 Teesvvater 392-6170 T.V. ANTENNA SERVICE Serving Lucknow, Kincar- dine and areas for 25 years. Phone. Doug Harker, 364- 5005, R. # 3, . Hanover. —2ltfar DON THOMPSON T.V. and Appliances Admiral Sales and Service; tower . and an- tenna installation, refrigera- tion . service, 395.3466, ley. -9tfar Appliance Repairs To All Makes Refrigeration Service BURKE Electrical Contractor dl' Supplies Appliances Lighting Fixtures 357-2450 Wingham 1A. Notice to creditors NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE ESTATE OF ELIZABETH ANNIE NESHfVf ALL PERSONS Having clai'i11s agains the Estate of the above mentioned, late of the Township of Ashfield, in the County of Huron,;l Wid- ow, who died on June '26th, 1982, are required to file proof of same with the under- signed on or before the 9th day of October 1982. After .that date the Adminis- trator with Will Annexed will proceed to distribute the Estate having regard only to, " the claims of which they shall then have had notice. DATED at Wingham, Ont- ario, this 15th day of Sept- ember. A.D. 1982, CRAWFORD, MILL, DAVIES & ELSTON Wingham, Ontario ,Solicitors for the Adrnlnlstratsr 3$,39,40 SALE BY LENDER Deloitte Haskins 4 Beth Limited, Agent for A Secured Creditor • 8ealad Tenders endorsed "Tender for herr, Property" will be received by the undersigned at its Hamilton offtcr in accordance with the Conditions of'llale up to and including, 12100 09e1044 noon on Nonday, the 4th day of October, 1982 for the purchase of the following farm properties• 'Parcel No. 1 - Part of Lot 22, Concession XIV, Township of Mullet, County of Huron, containing 66 acres of land more or less with epproximatily 56 acres being tillable and fronting on County Hoad,25 and Provincial Highway No. 4. Clay lose soil systematically.tile drained. Building improvssente consist oft • a 2 -storey modernised brick house with 2 car attached carports 19 -storey frame houses smell older -style barn and concrete fenced yard with feed seniors 14' x 401.silos and steel -did -implement shed' hresll°. 2 - Part of Lots 38 end 39, Concession I, Township'01 Bast Wewanosh, County of Huron, containing 294 acres more or less with approximately 118 acres of•sendy loam being tillable.. The balance consists of bush, waste land, gravel pit area and 40 acres open beef feedlot containing 9 fenced pan. with service corridors, feed maniere and heated water •bowls from'.eparate drilled wall water supply. Building site contains• a 2 -storey modernised concrete block aluminium ' . sided houses new heated steel -glad implement shed with 2 self-contained finished offices; 100' as 200' concrete bunker silo; open front pole barns ' 2 shelter sheds with feed .angers; loading chute and sorting area; post and plank fencing with pens and , approximately 59,000 square fget of concrete yard area. Total beef feedlot capacity of approxisately.3,500 Mead. • Parcel No. 3 - Part of Lot 39,%Concession III, Township of East Wawanosh, County of Huron, containing 98} acres sore'or less with approximately 96'acres tillable:, Clay.loam soil well tile drained. No'buildings. i Porders on 2 gravel rade. Parcel. No. 4 -• Part Lot•29, Conc...ion i,•Township of East Wawenosh, County of Huron, containing 189 scrim More or less with approximately 140 acres tillable. .Yronts on,County !load 25. Clay loam soil with .ems' tile drainage. 110 buildings.. • • Parcels 1, 2 41 have a coin crop growing on them that say or. may not be included with a Tedder submitted. Tenders should so state whether the corn crop is included. • Tender's which do not state that the crap is included will be considered to exclude the crop. .The properties will be offered for sale subject to the Conditions of Gals a copy of wbicWean.be obtained fro, the undersigned. Tender,! .ay besubmitted for individual parcels,or "en bloc", but "en bloc",Tenders mint specify a separate price for each parcel. Tenders must be accompanied by a certified cheque aa,a deposit for at least 10Z of the amount of, the Tender payable to Deloitte Haskins i Sells Limited. Real estate agents submitting Tenders will be protected for their commission which should bestated in the Tender. The highest or any Tender need not 'necesserily•be accepted., Purther information and copies of Conditions of Sale and .Form of.Tender say be obtained. by contacting Nr. Larry ..Rosevear, London; (519) 434-2191 or Nr. Paul Pope, Hamilton, (416) 523-6770.• DELOITTE HASKINS b SELLS .LIMITED 6TH FLOOR, EQUITRUST, OWER 1 JAMES STREETSOUTH HAMILTON, ONTARIO LSP 4R5 • 416-523-6770 15. Tenders THE DUNGANNON- NILE PASTORAL CHARGE of Her UNITED CHURCH .OF CANADA invites tenders for petroleums service of both Ci orch and Manse. Tenders will clot. Oc- Coker 1s;1602. CONTACT: RON PENTLAND RR 6,GODERICH NTA SYS 529-7413 WANT ADS make great reatlin�! 20. Public educes -- ATTENTION VETERANS EX -SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN & DEPENDENTS The Royal Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer, Mr, C. Wail,. Provincial Service Officer; London, Ontario; will be visiting in the area., Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance, regard- ing; (a) War Disability Pensions (b) Treatment for entitled 'veterans • (c) Application for Benevol- ent Funds (d) . Appeals against adverse original applications for War Veterans and Wid- ows Allowance is requested to contact the Serviee Officer or Secrertary of the Local Branch, whose name appears below, not later than October 5, 1982 to arrange an interview. irvineEedy, Service omeer. —38,39ar HOW DOES YOUR SENTINEL LABEL READ? Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September, 22, 1982 --Page 21. ZO. Public notices 20. Public notion NOTICE As of September 30, 1982, I am discontinuing business known as Jim Boyle Distributors, and 1 wish to thank everyone. for their patronage throughout the past years. I also would appreciate all accounts settled by that dat•. Thanks to All, JIM 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 • 21. Persohal HAVING A DRINKING PROBLEM? AA can help; Phone Goderich 524.6001 or Walkerton 881.3655.. —40tfar PREGNANT and need help? Free positive confidential support. Birthright' Call 357- 1066, 357.2392, 357.1769 or London 432.9179 collect. —9tfar 1S ALCOHOL A PROBLEM' in your family? Al -Anon. can help families and friends of alcoholics, Phone Walkerton 881-3113, Goderich 524- 6001, Ask for an Al -Anon number.--4Stfnx 23. Miscellaneous WHAT do Pauline McGib- bon, Conrad Black, 'Kenneth Hare,, Laura Sabia, Morton Schulman, Gordon Sinclair,. and Honest Ed have in common? —037 FREE 1982 "Special Edi- tion" S.I.R, catalog.'Supply- ing .Canadians with _ outdoor sporting equipment since 1924. S.LR, Mail Order Dept. 015 1863 Burrows Avenue Winnipeg, ,Manila. ba R2X' 2V6,. —038 ter—' 24. Business oppor. OUTSTANDING business Opportunity. Aracan Interna- tional offers a recession - proof cash business in the fast -foods field, This is not a franchise, nor a coin -vending proposal. Consider these 'ad- vantages:. proven high profit - no selling - excellent expansion potential -. no fixed overhead - top products and training. Part-time/Full- time, Cash investment 527,500,00 (416) 624.0000 ext. 42. —038 UNEMPLOYED? Prepare to earn money during tax sea- son. Income tax course by correspondence, Free bro- chure. rachure. Write: U. & R. Tax Schools, 1148 Main Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba 112W 356, —038 25. To give away GERMAN SHEPHERD pups. Call Bii1 Wilkins, 395- 3254. --38s 28. Engagements CRAWFORD - NOLAN Mr, and Mrs. Dennis Nolan of Seaforth are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their daughter Mar• ion Elaine to Charles Fred- erick Crawford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crawford, R. R. 3, Ooderich, The wedding will take place at 6:00 p.m. October 9th, ,1982 in 5t. James Church, Seaforthe Re- ception to follow in Sanford Valley Hall. —38,39 aim moo imp aim am one am tom swim am 28. Engagements — 1—.— — —. — mo- gucs+ . VanROOY • ELPHICK Harold and Betty Anne El- phick are pleased to an- nounce the forthcoming mar- riage of their only daughter Lynn• to Joe VattRooy, eldest son of John and Jean Van Rooy. The marriage will take place. on Saturday, October 23, 1982, at 3 p.m., at the Lucknow Presbyterian Church. Reception in • Luck - pow, . • ---ter— ' 30. In memoriam CARTER In loving memory of my hu. -- band, Forest R, Carter; who passed away September 22, 1980, • God's grade» gate stood ' open, God saw youneeded rest, His garden must be beautiful He only takes the best. Thelma --38x LiWINGiSTON In loving men)ry of a • dear husband, father and grand- father, Normals Livingston, who passed away September 14, 1975, • Sunshine fades and shadows .fall, ' But sweet remembrance out- • lasts all. Lovingly remembered by Martha, the Kemps and the Livingstons, —38nx 31., Cards o1 thanks DICKIE We would like to thank our four sons and their wives for planning the "Come and,' Go Tea",.. allthose who came and for• the cards and gifts received. Special thanks to William and Irene and the neighbours who helped with the dinner, We Were pleased to free so many relatives and friends from near and far, which all made our 40th wedding anniversary a very delightful day. Thank you all again. Ira and Elizabeth Dickie --38z AGRICULTURAL SONY The Lucknow Agricultural Societywould like to sincere- ly thank all who helped make the 1982 fall fair I such a success. --38ar HACKETT 1 would tike to thank every- one for their visits and flow- ers while 1 was in hospital and since coming home. A special thanks to Cheryl for ' doing the books at work for me, It was all appreciated very much, Margaret —38x HUMPHREY Harold and Betty Humphrey wish to thank their family and friends for the lovely dance and gifts and cards that we received on our 35th wedding anniversary. ' -38x 31. Carel of thanks ,....,r,...IMO ers..,. Mil K KMND I wish to express my thanks to all of the ladies' for the lovely and useful 'shower gifts that 1 :received at the neighbours shower at the home of Mrs, Hondriks, the community shower at St, Helens Hall, the ' family shower at the home of Nancy Folkard and the family show. er held at the Phillips picnic, Annette --38x BURRT•LEWIS We would like to thank everyone who attended our social evening which made it a happy occasion. Special thanks to our close friends who worked so hard to make it possible, Nancy and Bevan —38x COWEN 1 wish to express my appro. dation to all who bestowed on me, well' wishes and, gifts at the community shower September 7, .1982 le the Lucknow United Church, Sincerely, Arlene -38x CARDiS 1 wish to -sincerely thank my relatives, friends and neigh- bours for visits, cards and flowers, to tbA Lucknow Doctors and the: nurses on the 2nd floor, while in Wingham and. District Hos- pital. Your kindness will al- ways be remembered. Ellen Cardis --38z McNAUGHTON Thanks to afi for visits and to those who sent get well cards while 1 was a patient in, Wingham Hospital: Special thanks to Drs. Corrin, Mc- Kim and Jolly and 2nd floor nurses, Susan McNaughton —38 CONLEY • I would like 'to thairk my family; friends, neighbours, and relatives, for their thoughtfulness in so many ways, Donations to the Arth- rids Society, heart and' can-, cer fund, floral tributes, and foodbrought to the house, To the Doctorsand nurses in the intensive care unit, in University Hospital,. London, also Mr, and Mrs. Eimer. Huffman of Lucan, Special thanks to Rev, Warren Mc- Dougall for his visits, and the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home. Jean Conley and family —38x RAYMOND We would like to express our sincere thanks for all the cards', gifts' and enquiries received while in Victoria Hospital, London and since returning home, • Loree and Lindsey Raymond —38ar HUNTER We would, like to say thank you to our family, friends and relatives who helped make our 45th wedding anniver- scary •a time we will not forget, We will always treas- ure the beautiful cards, gifts and best wishes we received. Thanks again, Vern and Anna Mae -38x HOW DOES YOUR . - SENTINEL LAW, READ? .