The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-08-24, Page 214I fz
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Surprise party for Birthday girl
By May Boyle
A pleasant time was had
on Monday afternoon when
Mrs. Frank Maulden invited
her neighbour, Mrs. Bill Burt
to her home, it being Ber-
nice's birthday.
A few other ladies also
knowing it was an afternoon
in Bernice's honour, planned
a lunch and all got to the
Maulden home before Bern-
ice arrived. She got a real
surpise party,
Bessie set the T.V. tray
full of individual gifts in front
of Bernice's chair and all
sang Happy Birthday.
After all the gifts were
opened, Bernice expressed
her thanks and her surprise.
Mr, and Mrs, Aurele Bou-
vier, Patrick and Aaron of
Chapleau, Steven, Cathy and
Robert Hamilton of Lucknow,
Karen and David Hamilton of
Brandon, Mrs, John Darr
and Winnlfred Percy visited
during the week with Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Barr.
Mrs. Bill Burt was to
Toronto Tuesday and Wed-
nesday visiting with Mr, and
Mrs, George Hurt and fam-
ily, They had a birthday
barbreque in her honour.
Mrs, Dorothy (Murray)
Reinhardt of Walkerton and
her aunt, Miss Margaret
Murray visited with Mrs. N.
E. (Ted) Haldenby one after-
noon,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt
were guests at the Pearce -
Ceiling wedding in London
on Saturday.
Mrs. Marretta Hodgins
and Darryl visited on Thurs-
day with Mrs. Phoebe Stan-
ley at Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs, Bill Burt
were dinner guests on Sun-
day night of Mr. and Mrs.
Ian McNab at their summer
cottage at the lake, conces-
sion 12 west.
Mr. and Mrs. Midford
Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Wall, Krista, Karah and Ja-
son, visited last Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hackett
at their cottage in Hockley
Valley.
Mrs. Alex Percy and her
grandson, Eric Haldenby
flew Sunday to Winnipeg to
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Munro and family. Jack Barr
and Brian Percy drove Mrs.
Percy and Erin to Toronto to
the airport.
A very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all present on
Saturday afternoon when
neighbours, relatives and
friends gathered at the Ang-
lican Church basement to
honour Mrs, Kevin Howey.
(nee Cathy Hedley) with a
miscellaneous community
shower,
Mrs. Jack Harr in her.
pleasing manner was chair -
lady and extended best wish-
es to the bride and a hearty
welcome to everyone. She
conducted a contest on T.V.
commercials.
Edna and May Boyle led in
a sing song. Humorous jokes
were given by Agnes Hod -
so POLICE CARS, TRUCKS
4X4'S and WRECKERS
21 - 1980, 81, 82 Mercuries, Chaim fords & Plymouths.
2 - 1981 Plymouth Caravelles, propane, tax exempt.
1 - 1981 Lincoln Mark 6,
1 • 1910 Cadillac,
1 • 1998 Volare Or/nonwoven,
4 - 1916-18 dodge, Chet( a4 Jeep 4X4's.
8 - 1915-18 1/2 & al4 fan Pickups,
8 - 1916-181 & 2 ton slake dumps and Cab 4 Chassis.
2- GMC 1 Eons with Holmes Wreckers,
1- 9000 Cord diesel tandem tractor,
1 - 1982 Yamaha 130 MAXIM Motorcycle,
MIGHTON'S CAR SALES
6 miles east of Hanover on No. 4 Highway
phone Durham 1.369-3136
CNE
•from page 9
signed to help you .odn
what type of job best suit
your interest and abilitit
and the Compass computer
being shown for the first time
in Canada, provides tips and
information on career oppor-
tunities.
The Canadian Armed For
cos will be much in evidence
this year, featuring the res.
tennials of two famous a+.
proud army units - the Roil:
Canadian Dragoons and t1hv
Royal Canadian Regiment
Participation is the ke.
element in the ever popular
Sport -Action display. Fatrgo
ers who want to try sone
halting pra •rice will he chic
to don a protective helmet
and swing at pitches from
robot pitcher. An artificial ski
slope and a five-step .. �1lhry
test are among the other
attractions
These are 1Jst some of the
attractions waiting for visit
(yrs to the (iinada Pavilion ar
,he (Nf- There's a whole Tot
rr,r,re and it s alt entertain
n� 1„rf;a, ,-',d -f, r,
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
RETENDEU
Sealed tenders clearlt
marked will be received
by the undersigned until 5
p.m. Tuesday, September
6. 195.E for:
1. The remova; of the
:hopping mill on lot 4,
plan 226, i;- the Village of
Whitechurch. The exist-
ing structure and founda
lion is to he removed by
October 15. 198.3,
Tenderers to have their
own liability insurance.
2. The sale of the said lot
4. plan 226. Village of
Whitechurch. A clear
deed to he transferred
upon removal of the chop
ping mill
Aro, tender not nee essar
lv ac i r-pted
W . F . Hawthorne
Clerk Trenaaurer.
Fwp. of Kin itrRa,
F101,YR(0)1). Ontario.
N(4 , 200
gins, and two contests by
Mrs. Frank Maulden.
A reading was given by
Mrs. Gerald Rhody and a
contest by Mrs. Midford
Wall.
Edna played the wedding
march and the bride, Cathy,
her sister Beverley Visser,
and their aunt, Mrs. Fred
(Barbara) Friendorf, took
their places and Mrs. Ross
(Beattie) It -win read the
address of best wishes to the
bride.
Assisting with the many
lovely gifts were Debbie and
Karen Hedley, Sandra and
Sherri Irwin and donna
Johnstone.
Cathy thanked everyone
for the lovely gifts and those
responsible for arranging her
shower. A bonnet was made
from the bows which Cathy
modelled and pictures were
taken.
Miss Elizabeth Wall of
Toronto visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Midford Wall, conces-
sion 10, recently.
Mr, and Mrs. Tony .Bed-
ford and Ashley of Missis-
sauga and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of
Lucknow were supper guests
on Saturday with Mrs. Mar-
retta Hodgins and Darryl.
Tracey Ferguson of Lon-
don has been enjoying a
holiday with Tara, Lucas and
Alicia Thacker, children of
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Thacker,
South Line.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hal-
denby and family were
guests at the wedding of his
niece, Laurie Haldenby to
Kevin Cannon at the Chal-
mer's United Church on
Saturday afternoon and at
the reception at Kincardine
Kinsmen Pavilion at night.
On Sunday they attended
the 90th birthday party for
Glen's father, Roy Haldenby
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Dahmer. Mrs. Mervyn
McCreight (nee Millie Hald-
enby), and her son Gary
came home for the special
occasion from Vernon B.C.
Mrs. William MacPherson
was hostess for the August
W.M.S. meeting at her home
on Wednesday.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Michael Mcintee, sales Manager of WlNred Mcintee d
Co, Limited is pleased to announce file appointment of
Cletus dalton as a peal Estate Representative on our
sales staff, having successfully passed all the necessary
Real Estate esaminattons set ouf by the Rall Estate
and Business Brokers Act, and is now licensed to trade
In all types of Ileal Estate. Cletus will be working from
his residence, Rift, No. 1, Goderl,h, telephone 124-1420.
Cletus looks forward to asslsting you with any of your
Real Estate transactions.
Please contact Clete at his residence, 929-1420,
Joe Leuthard Real Estate Ltd.
REALTOR
KINLOSS TWP.- 200 acres, 187 workable, nice 2 storey
home, beef and hog set up.
HURON TWP. - 98 acres prime
systematically tiled, the additional
farm.
cash crop land,
acreage for your
HURON TWP. - 200 acres, 190 workable. nice home,
farrow to finish good cropland.
HURON TWP. - 120 acres, 115 workable. new
farrowing barn. older finishing barn. new house under
construction. FCC mortgage at good rate available.
ASHFIf:LI) TWP. - 150 acres. excellent farrow to finish
operation, including 3 Harvestores. large bungalow,
must he seen.
(ol,FJORNF: MP, • just outside Goderich. 99.5 acres,
nice stone house, hog barn. excellent cash crop land.
F AS i W.A W,A NOSH i W P. MO acres livestock farm.
good huildln s. can he bought in parc els,
We have more farina to offer throughout Western
Ontario. (five mea call today.
Werner Ritgen
7, Lucknow 529-7783
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Conley contracting
• HOUSE, BARN AND COTTAGE
FRAMING AND RENOVATIONS
• CONCRETE FLOORS
Competitive prices - Free Estimates
RICK LUCKNOW TAD
528.3324 528-6743
OF
PROPERTY, MACHINERY
BLACKSMITH FORGE AND
ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
will be held for the estate o
t �° MICHAEL O'NEIL
Lot 13 and 14 Ashfleld Towwshlp
14 Mlles North of Gederieh on Highway 21
at Kingsbridge
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1983
at 10130 A.M.
Coekahutt 30 tractor; trail plow; disc; New Idea mower;
siderake; Massey binder; wagon and reek; hammer
N1111; Ebersol 32 H. bale elevator; fanning mill; sleigh;
cattle oiler; barbed wire; extension ladder; bench vise;
big anvil; forge; harness; lawn mower; trouble lite;
chesterfield and chair; colour TA/. 2 yr. old and stand;
wicker chairs; drop leaf table; oval table; press back
chairs; 8 chairs; arra chair; buffet; oak square table;
parlor tables; coal ell lamps; picture frames; mirror;
sewing machine; oval pkiture; folding table; fern
stands; several rocking chairs; day bed; radio; cook
alove; cloak; captain desk; electric stove and fridge;
appliances; making utensils; medicine cabinet; step
steel; dishes, some antique pieces; quilt box; beds;
drawers; wash stands; wardrobe; pine cupboard,
Property of 188 acres has 138 acres workable with 120
rod frontage and 80 rod lake bank; has 4 bedroom home
with new roof, oil furnace and L shaped barn, will be
otfered subject to a reserve bid, Land rented till fall.
FOR INFOIIMATION PHONE 519.5294480
TERMS ON PROPERTY 10% DOWN
BALANCE IN FULL ON POSSESSION.
TERMS ON CONTENTS CASH DAY OF SALE
Estate or auctioneer not responsible for accidents.
BRIAN RINTOUL — AUCTIONEER
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Priced very reasonable - chests of drawers, dressers,
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