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138. Auction* 1
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
of
Home Furnishings,
Antiques, 1987 Ford
Tempo Car (selling as
is) 1989 Dodge Grand
Caravan S.E. Van
(selling as is) will be
held at
Davidson Centre
Kincardine
Friday November 15
5:30 p.m.
For Cheryl & John
Zinszer of Southampton
& Estate of Douglas D.
Lamont of Russell St.
Kincardine plus other
consignors; partial
listing includes; oak
Harvest table; Windsor
fan back oak chairs;
china cabinets;• Blither
table with wine rack;
round lamp table with
rail; oak table and 4 tan
back chairs; wicker
table; collection of
approx. 100 sets of salt
& peppers; approx 200
cups and saucers;
teapot, cream & sugar
sets; Queen's Plate
silverware; child's
wicker rocker; china
cabinet/hutch; Danish
collector plates; man's
"Royal Stewart" plaid
kilt; man's pocket watch;
jewellery; Moffat
side/side fridge/ freezer;
Woods freezer; Moffat
30" stove; Moffat
washer & dryer; Ace
upright freezer; Quaser
microwave & stand;
bedroom furnishings;
Gingerbread clock;
Steeple clock; 24 hour
clock; garden and
carpenter tools; Hauser
lawn furnishings; Weber
BBQ with side burners;
gas BBQ new in 95.
Many other interesting
items. Preview after
3:00 p.m. Friday.
Listing subject to
change without notice.
Terms Cash/Cheque
with proper I.D. night of
sale.
- AUCTIONEERS
GRANT MCDONALD
RiPLEY
395-5353
WALLACE BALLAGH
TEESWATER
392-6'170
40. Lost/Found
LOST 1 BLACK face Jersey
bull with horns, yellow ear
tag, approximately 600 lbs.
Holyrood area. Jim Steffler
3-95-4204 or 528-2736. -
46x
LOST ONE LIMO heifer
approximately 525 lbs.
between 6 and 10 East and
West Wawanosh. Phone
528-2544 and .leave mes-
sage, --46x
47. Cards of
Thanks
LUCKNOW CENTRAL PORT ALBERT 4-H
PUBLIC SCHOOL CLUB
Would like to thank its corn-. A big thank you from Port
munity supporters for their Albert 4-H Club to all the
generous contributions to parents and volunteers who
the Magazine Fundraising helped with our adopt -a-
Campaign. Over 590 sub- highway we couldn't do it
scriptions were sold. --46ar " without you. --46cc
42. Obituaries
RICHARD
WEATHERHEAD
Pilchard (Dick)
Weatherhead passed away
at Seaforth Community
Hospital on November 1,
1996 in his 82nd year. He
was the son of the late
Lewis and Charlotte (Tooke)
Weatherhead. For a number
of years he farmed in West
Wawanosh Township and
late, he resided in
Beamsville where he was
employed by the Bell
Telephone. Mr.
Weatherhead ts survived by
his wife Pearl (Bell) of
Huronview Clinton, son
Ricky of Calgary, Alberta;
daughter, Bonnie Savenago
and husband Loris of
Stoney Creek; sister. Norma
and Donald Weatherhead of
Lucknow; sister Grace and
her husband Eric Walden of
Wingham. He was prede-
ce§sed by one sister, Lula.
He also leaves to mourn his
passing a stepdaughter and
several stepsons. He was
lovingly remembered by his
grandchildren. The funeral
was held in the Tasker
Funeral Home in Blyth on
Sunday, November 3 at
which the Rev. Paul Roff
officiated. The pallbearers
were Loris Savenago, Ross
Jacklin, Russell Nesbitt,
Bob Nesbitt, Floyd Nesbitt
and Carl Nesbitt. interment
Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow. --46x
146. In
Memoriam
GLENN
In memory of Oliver, who
passed away suddenly
November 16, 1995.
The moment that you left
me
My heart was split in two
The one side filled with
memories
fhe other died with you.
They say there is a reason
They say that time will heal
But neither time nor reason
Help the emptiness I feel.
Sadly missed by your wife
Lenore. --46x
TiFFIN
In loving memory of a dear
mother, grandmother and
great grandmother, Mrs.
Orville (Elizabeth) Tiffin,
who passed away
November 11, 1980.
We can't have old days
back
When we were all together,
But secret tears and loving
thoughts
Will be with us forever.
Lovingly remembered by
Joe; Marian and family and
Jean and family. --46
47. Cards of
Thanks
47. Cards of
Thanks
EVERLASTINGS
I would like to thank every-
one for attending my
Christmas Open House.
The door prize winners are:
Angel - Brenda Berry, fruit
basket - Tara Ctratham,
Christmas centre piece -
Nancy Michie. Susan Cook
was the lucky winner of the
From Our
Heart/Everlastings gift bas-
ket. Thanks to my family
and staff for all their hard
work and support and also
to Pat McKillop for being at
my beck and call. Thanks
again to everyone and I look
forward to seeing you
throughout the Christmas
Season. Tracy Meurs. --
46ar
FROM OUR HEART
Thank you to my many cus-
tomers who attended my
6th annual Christmas Open
House. It was very success-
ful with over 350 visitors.
Winner of the fabulous gift
basket was Mary McIntosh.
Thank you to everyone who
helped me make it a suc-
cess. Irene Dickie. --46ar
HACKETT
We would like to thank the
following local businesses
for their generous gift of
keepsake birth plate for
Jillena. The Mayfair
Restaurant; Lucknow
Village Market; Lucknow
District Co-operative;
Everlastings Flowers &
Gifts; McDonagh Insurance
& Real Estate; Willits Tire
Service; Snobelen Farms
Ltd.; Puddleducks Day
Care; and Finlay
Decoratots. Greg, Chris,
Emma, Chase and Jillena. -
-46x
48. Coming
Events
BiNGO
Goderich Knights of
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m.
Columbus Centre, 390
Parson's Court, $3450 in
prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot
must go.—15tfar
CHRISTMAS CRAFT
SHOW
'November 23, 9 a.m. - 1
p.m. Dungannon
Agricultural Hall. Local
crafters. Loonie admission.
Lunch available. Sponsored
by -Dungannon Stewards.
Door prize.--46,47ar
BAZAAR & LUNCHEON
Saturday, Nov. 16, 11 a.m.
to 2 p.m. Lucknow
Presbyterian Church. Horne
baking, knitting, sewing,
Christmas crafts, candy,
much more. Everyone wel-
come. See you there. --44-
46ar
NUTCRACKER BALLET
Comes to Blyth Festival,
Dec. 10th at 8 p.m. and
Dec. 11th at 1 and 8 p.m.
Call (519) 523-9300: --44-
49cc
TURKEY BINGO
at Pinecrest Manor Nursing
Home in Lucknow on,
Friday, Nov. 15, at 7 p.m.
Everyone welcome. -'
45,46ar
48. Coming
Events
SANTA'S SHOPPING
BAG EVENT
Saturday, Nov. 23! Mark
your calendars for the 6th
Annual Santa's Shopping
Bag Invent and the Annual
Children's House of
Christmas Mouse. Over 70
vendors, bake sale, enter-
tainment. All at the
Kincardine Davidson
Community Centre, 9 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Adults $2/children,
12 & under FREE.
Proceeds to Kinsmen
Community Projects. For
information call Linda
Graham 396-8149. Bring
your friends.--45-47cc
CHANGING SEASONS
Leigh Morgan and Wow
Kids presents "Changing
Seasons" • featuring
Canadian made Ladies' and
children's Fashions, Nov:
18, 7:30 p.m. at Benmiller
Inn. Advance tickets $8
available at Clinton Credit
Union, Goderich Credit
Union and Benmiller Inn.
Proceeds to Huron County
Christmas Bureau. --
45, 46cc
TURKEY BiNGO
S1. Augustine Church
Turkey Bingo, Monday,
Nov. 25, 8 p.m., 10 turkeys,
2 share the wealth. Door
prizes. Admission $1.
Everyone welcome, --
46,47cc
GIGANTIC BOOK SALE
Saturday, Nov. 16, 10 - 2
p.m, at Pinecrest Manor,
Bob Street, Lucknow. Great
prices. Everyone welcome. -
-46x
ATTENTION
SNOWMOBILERS
Time to get that trail permit!
Now to December 1, 1996
they are $85. after that
$110, Obtain these from
your local club: St. Helens -
Ross Errington, John
DeBruyn or Marion Taylor. -
-46-48
SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, Nov. 17th at the
Wingham Legion Hall.
Dancing from 7 p.m. to 11'
p.m. Music by Black Magic.
No blue jeans please. --
46cc
PINECREST MANOR
NURSING HOME
is holding a
"Book Blowout Sale"
Sat. November 16th
10 AM-2PM
Great Books. Great Prices
Proceeds to Residence Council
LUCKNOW
Chamber, of
Commerce
Christmas Banquet
. Saturday,
November 23, 1996
Lucknow
Community Centre
Social Hour 6:00 pin
Dinner - 7:00 pm
Entertainment
Dance to follow
Tickets 513.50
' Advance until Nov. 9
$1 5.00 After
Available al
Margies or
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Cut & Curl
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48. Coming
Events
CHRISTMAS TREE
LIGHTING
Kick off the Christmas sea-
son on Nov. 29, at 7:30 p.m.
with Chamber of
Commerce's annual lighting
of the Christmas tree, at the
post office corner. Children
welcome to bring home-
made decorations. Enjoy
carol singing and hot choco-
late.--46,47,48ar
F.E. MADILL S.S.
Taking The Mystery Out of
Post -Secondary Education
Monday, Nov. 18 at 7:15 in
the library at F.E. Madill
S.S. Guest speaker on
OSAP. Information on the
application process, accom-
modations, college and uni-
versity options. For parents
of senior students, --46ar
COMPUTER FAIR
Fifth annual computer fair,
Sunday, Nov. 17,
Teeswater Community
Centre, 11 5 p.m.
Proceeds to Figure Skating
Club. Admission $2.50,
under 10 free. --46cc
MURRAY'S CHRISTMAS
HOUSE
The Christmas tradition of
Murray's Christmas House
is open every day until Dec.
22 - 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
You've seen us on T.V. and
read ab'but us. Please don't
miss all our fabulous excit-
ing and unique gifts and
decorating ideas, tour 10
exciting rooms. Experience
the ultimate Christmas.
Treat yourself, your family,
and all of your friends. Don't
delay come today! 10% oft
every purchase, 50% off
select merchandise. 7304
Richmond St., Arkona, 519-
828-3398 or 1-800-575-
1974. --46cc
CHRISTMAS BUREAU
If you need help this
Christmas for your family,
the Huron County
Christmas Bureau is here
for you. Please call us at
524-7356 or 1-800-265-
5198.--46,47cc
Steers,
heife •s
sell higher
A very strong market
saw fed steers and heifers
siting a good $3 higher
with cows selling steady.
Veal sold $2 - $3 higher
on a strong trade. Lambs
sold $5 higher. Stockers
sold steady on Friday.
Steers 229 on offer sell-
ing from 90.00 to 96.00
to the high of 101.00.
Heifers 149 on otter sell-
ing from 90.00 to 96.00
to the high of 97.25.
Cows 395 on offer sell-
ing from 25.00 to 50.00
to the high of 62.00..
Bulls 25 on offer selling
from 41.00 to 45.50 to
the high of 58.00.
Veal 386 on offer selling
from: Plain and heavy
Holstein: 50.00 to 75.00;
Holstein: 80.00 to
100.00; beef: 90.00 to
118.00.
John Martin,
Lucknow, 3, avg. 668
lbs., avg. 102.20 to
118.00.
Eric' Scheurwater,
Paisley, 18, avg. 649 lbs.,
avg. 99.99 to 113.50.
Bill . DeVos Jr.,
Bluevale, 5, avg. 648
lbs., avg. 97.27 to
100.00.
Lambs: 50 lbs,, to 80
lbs., 147.50 to 172.50; 80
to 95 lbs. 135.00 to
.140.00; over 95 lbs.
105,00 to 130.00.
Sheep: 20.00 to 50.00.
Goats: 10.00 to 110,00.
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