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42. Obituaries
EVE (PARKER)
GLENDINNiNG
Eve Glendinning (Parker)
peacefully. in England in her
105th year on March 31,
1997. Loved wife of the late
Mark Parker and the late •
Major Glendinning, loving
mother of Ruth Dent,
Hamilton, Joan Parker,
Toronto and Anne Lewis,
Dunnville A loving grand-
niother and. great grand-
mother -and a great lady. --
.15••
3:8. Auctions 38. Auctions
AUCTION SAL.E
of Farm Machinery, Household Effects
& Miscellaneous
wilt be held for•
Car -Bet Farms Ltd. - Cairl: &.Betty' Hooey
RR 1 Ripley. Lot23, Concession 3, Huron Twp.
2 comers south. of Ripley and 2. mites west or 2 .corners north: of
Arnberley on Highway:21. and 21/2. blocks east. Watch for.signs.
Sat., April 12, 199 ' at 10:30 a.m;.sharp
TRACTORS;. 8070 Allis Chalmers cab,. air,'fully equipped; 4
wheel drive, approximately 4000 hours, Ai _condition (tires
38); 6080•Allis Chalmers - cab, air, folly equipped, 2 wheel:drive,'
approximately 2600 hours, :(tire 18-434)4 175 Allis Chalmers.-
approxiniately 1400 hours, .new tires; •D 15S Allis Chalmers with
415 Allis loader, new tires, A1':condition; 2 pairs snap -on duals
(20-8-38) and (18-4.34); tractorweights tractor chains 18-4-34:
•COMBINE:..1985 Allis Chalmers (Gleaner)`L-3 Soybean'Special:
fully, equipped,; air, engine = approximately 160bhours: This
combine is in Al condition.. •.
HEADERS;13 ft 'pickup with l0.ft. draper (good); Model 3161'6
ft. cutting head (straight cut) floater; 1987 4 row corn head.
(wide). All ,heads in'good condthon. `Sell separate;' vertical side .
knife'. '
GRAVITY ems:2-JM bottom unload boxes on 14• ton' Horst •
wagons with 18-22'truck.tires (450'bu.); 3 -JM side dump, boxes;
on 1.4 ton Horst wagons, 1200 tires, (450 bu.);.2 Helm side dump
boxes 011. .10 .ton wagons;, Bin used for fertilizer ' ; on 10 ton
wagon; JM fertilizer auger &:hoses (sold separate). ;
HOUSEHOL'p' EFFECTS: Small, set scales; 2 chin oey'flues; •
aluminum Windows; •2 wooden :wheels; lawn chairs; end ,tables :& .
coffee table; Panasonic 600 watt microwave; TV,tower; dresser;
wooden chest; stereo; wooden doors;. 12 mugs; 12 pietas', cups
& saucers; roasting pan; trays;.,.large`picture frames, .lunch
plates red trim; glasses..
MACHINERY: Wilrich .36 ft, cultivator .with levelling :harrows; IH
5100 Soybean Special 24 -run seed.'drill, double disc with packer •
wheels, grass seeder (all grain); Versatile 25 ft. off -set disc,
made by,'Ezee-on, 22 in •. blades, Al condition; Krantz 'packer,
retain section lift., 2 pups at _8'h' ft:,•hydraulic .lift; John Deere
7000 4 -row corn planter (wide); A.G. - CHEM field sprayer, 400
gat. tank with 36 ft. boom,' •2 tlat rack wagons, 19: ft. racks with ;
B.C. fir sills, Al` condition; IH .Model 720 plow ,(5 x 18); IH 11.
tooth chisel plow; Versatile 8 in. a iger,:441/2 ft. long; Hutchinson
6'in.auger, .41 ft; Tong; 5; in. auger, 18 ft. long; Rowmaster4-row
corgi scuffler;: New Holland 450.3 PH hay mower, Al condition;
Smyth 10 ft. dump trailer. (like neW): sprayer (old) with hose and.
gun;. Heim 7/ ff. double auger snowblower; 2 hay wagons;
wagon (older) with rack; header wagon. '
MISCELLANEOUS Bell 20 electricbhammermil (good);
Challenger`air. compressor, 5 HP; Briggs & Stratton 3 HP engine
With" transfer pumps; 15 sections of diamond harrows; 4 double
electric hot water bowls; set of acetylene torches; approximately"
600' cedar rails; .quantity of tires ,1200 - 20; other tires, various
.sizes; pile of cedarfence stakes; tWo '45 ft. trailer tarps; milk
buckets and cans; barn -track and rollers; 6 ft. steel culvert, 28 ft.
Icing; 'quantity of '.lumber,.- hemlock & elm; quantity of steel
roofing; quantity of barn timbers; approximately 20 girt timbers;
pressure washer; 20 in. truck rims;•',plywood; feed cart; 3 cattle
oilers; -walking -plow; setof sleighs;•granary scale; welder - 22;5
amps;'fanning mill;. 45 ft.' hydro pole; truck ramps; dump rake;
quantity of steel & scrap. . .
,pian to attend as this is an 'exceptionally good line -of' farm.
equipment - well maintained. Parma sold. Lun ch booth.
TERMS:' Cash or acceptable cheque with proper I.D. day of
sale. Not responsible for accidents. Verbal announcements take
precedence over ;advertising, items listed as described by.
.owner. .:
For information call Carl Hooey - (519) 395-2881
.AUCTIONEER,
BRIAN RINTOUL (519) 357=2349
42. Obituaries
• VERNA MAE LAVOIE.
Verna Mae Lavoie diedsud-
denly on Thursday, March
20, 1997 at the K. W. Health
Centre of Grand,. River
Hospital, Kitchener in her
77th year. Loving wife of the
late Clarence Lavoie.
Beloved mother of Ron •and
his wife Sheila and Mel and
his 'wife Sharon. Dear
grandmother' of Janine,
Jennifer, Justin and Joel.
Pear sister of Irene
Emmerton and husband
Chester of Ripley and sister
-In-law Jean Johnston of
London and several neices
and nephews. She was pre-
deceased by her parents of
Kinloss,Township, John and
Nettie Johnston,' three
brothers James, Stanley,-
Melvin and one sister •Ina.
Farrish and brother-in-law
Robert Farrish; Lucknow.
Verna will be sadly missed
by her friends at Northside
Community • Church.
Visitation was held at the
Ratz-Bechtel Funeral
Home, Kitchener on March.
22, 1997: Funeral service.
was held from the chapel on
Sunday, March 23, .1997.
interment . •Woodland
Cemetery, , Kitchener.
Donations to Ontario Heart
and Stroke foundation or.
Northside Community.
Church, •55 Leonard St.,
Kitchener, Ont. were appre-
ciated. --15x
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38..Auctions
GOING ,OUT OF
BUSINESS
AUCTION SALE
FOR
Mair lie's.
Specialty Shgppe
inLucknow on.
Monday, April„21
4:30pin
Giftware; Baby Notions,
' Candles, •Mugs,
Frames, etc.,, Joke Gifts,
& Novelties,
Sweatshirts, Sweaters,
Blouses, T -Shirts &• • '
shoos
'party Supplies, Wicker,
Jewellery -handcrafted:;
• ' & costume
Toys, Craft Supplies,
Silk Flowers, Seasonal.
'supplies & giftware,
Display racks, '
• Shelving. & Clothes
• Racks
Antique Upright Piano
. Antique Cash .Register
For: information cbritas t:
.Auctioneer -Brian .Rirltoul
..357.2349 '
Margie MacPherson -
Bus. 628.3429
Home 528.2627'
42 Obituaries
SHANNON MARIE
' VINCENT
At Children's Hospital' of.
Western Ontario, London on
Friday, April 4, 1997. Miss,
Shannon Marie Vincent of
R.R. #3, Wingham', age 2
years. Survived by her lov-
ing parents Neil and Joan
Vincent, her, big sister
Margaret, her grandparents
Harold and Edith Vincent of.
Belgrave and Robert and
Muriel. Osborne, R.'R. #5,
Lucknow, Also- aunts and
uncles Joyce Osborne,
Kevin Osborne,. Sheila and
Garry Smart, Murray and
Joyce Vincent, Don and
Carol Vincent and' Grant
Vincent, eight cousins and
special friends Shannon
and Dennis Kidd of R.R. #2,
Tiverton. Visitation was held
at McBurney Funeral Home,
Wingham en April 0 6:
Funeral service was held at
Knox United Church,
Belgrave on Monday,. April
7. Rev. Mary -Jane. Hobden
Officiated. interment in
Brandon. Cemetery. Flower
bearers were Jayne Garritt
and Cole Vincent.
Palibearers were Dean,
Vaughn and Patrick Vincent
and Allan Scott. Memorial.
donations to Wingham and
District Hospital or
Children's Hospital. .t of
Western. Ontario would .be.
appreciated as expressions
I. of sympathy.--15ar
JOE ARNOLD
Joe Arnold, formerly of R.R.
#2 Lucknow 'and recently, of :t
Farrish . Country Road
Lodge,' R.R. #: 3 Lucknow
passed away- in Winghatn,
Hospital on April 2,: 1997 in
his 70th year. Mr. Arnold
'was. born on October. : 16,'
1927 in S m is ' a ib
o b ,Ontr,tp
• the late Harvby ',Arnold and.
Ethel (Inches). of Sarnia: He
was a mechanic, Surviving
are .three children Jim;
'Arnold, Of„ Sarnia, Barb
• Hartley, Forrest, DebbieDionne, Sarnia'and 'four •
grandchildren., Also surviv-
ing'are.two sister's Dorothyt
Johnston; Sarnia, arid
Donna 'Kennedy, _Michigan.
Special friend Tom
Nicholson and Cathy Epoch
' of R:;R. #2 Lucknow, :and
Mary, and Russ Mackie: of
Holyrood and -several other
friends. Funeral services
were con'du9terl: from
• MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral :Home,. Lucknow; on
Friday, April 4, 1997. Rev..
B.,Bresnah•an'officiated..
Pallbearers, 'Were Ed.
Wolsey, Hector Smith,
Welly ... Battle, ..Norman
Jackson,` Jim. Guess, and
Larry Baratta. 'Spring inter-
:rnent in. , 'Dungannon
Cemetery. --15ar
47. Cards. of
Thanks
MACAULEYFTODD
We would like to thank our
friends, family and neigh
born for expressions of sym
• .pathy,at the, time of our
fathers passing. Your kind-
ness is appreciated: Kathy
Todd, Fran MacAuley. --15
43. Births
SIMPSON
Erica was overwhelmed on
Eastermorning withthe
arrival of the. Easter Bunny
and her new littlebrother,
Ian Duncan William. He was
born at Alexandra Marine
and "General Hospital,
Goderich on March 30,
1997 at 7:40 a.m. weighing
7 lbs. 11 oz: Specially proud.
parents are Duncan And
Cathie Simpson.
Grandparents are Bill and
Tina Gailow, of Goderich
and the late Duncan and
Lillian Simpson. . Great
grandparents , are Stella
Gailow,. Goderich and John
and Ann Lansink, Seafcrth.
--15cc
SMYTH .
Janine, Barry and Ryan
would like to announce the
arrival of their son, Brayden
Thomas, born Aril 4, 1997
at Alexandra' Marine and
General Hospital; Goderich
weighing; S lbs: 1 1/2 oz, 21
1/2 Inches long. He is a wei-
cbine grendson for Tom and
Joan Helm, 'George and
Barb Smyth and Herold and
Judy Cooke. Great grand=
son for Donelda pollard and
Ken and Louise Weaver.. --
15
47, 'Cards, of
Thanks;
EMMEPITON
We would like• to thank • all'
who sent dards,: visits and.
phone' calls as...expressions
of sympathy in the loss •of
our dear sister, .Verna
Lavoie.' Also to 'Rev.J.
Kalolion for prayers. and..
:comforting, words. Jrene &.
,'.Ghester. L -1.5x „ ,
'SIMPSON
Cathie and lain would like to •
•thani . family and friends for.
the .flowers; .gifts: and visits;
We receivied. while we:;wcre
in the hospital; Our sincere
thanksito.Dr. J. Rourke, Dr.
Neal, 'Marion, Sharon,
'Laurie and all thenurses on
2nd floor east for the excel-. ;-
lent.care .arid attention we'
received. Also special
thanks to daddy :and Erica
fort h eiir love and support.
Thanks again Cathie .and
Ian:'=-15cca... '
47. Cards of
Thanks
PRE -TYKE •
We would like to say a BIG ..
THANK YOU to our spon-
sors: Tom : Pegg
Construction, Puddleducks
Daycare, Elliott Fence And'
Guide Rail, Hamilton Fuels,
Brad 'Humphrey Carpentry,
Morrison Berries, Mayfair - •
Restaurant, Cliff's Plumbing
and Heating, S':B.L.. Home
'Hardware, Ladies Auxiliary
of Minor Hockey, Lucknow
Legion, and the Hot Stove
League;' (Dave.. Black, Hap
'Hall, Bill Hunter and Bill
MacPherson). We.would
also like to thank our par-
ents the participating teams,
referees, time keepers and.
•
arena staff for. all their hard.
work and support during our
tournament. Without you.
our tournanient would not
be the success It was.
Lucknow Pre -Tykes hockey,
team.. --15x
DEBOER .
We would like to thank the
following business for the.
lovely keepsakebible we
received on the occasion of
our marriage: Finlay's,
Everlasting, . Lucknow
Village Market, Snobelen:'
Farms, McDonagh
Insurance and Real Estate,
Mayfair. Restaurant,''
Lucknow District ..Co-op,
Puddle pucks and 'Willits
Tire. It will always: be a
cherished gift from the com
munity. John and Ronda...7
15x
LUCKN'OW •.
GUIDES/PATHFINDERS.
We wouid like to 'thank
everyone for attending our,.
'Evening of Music:. Also to.
the (Kids Shop, L,loyas Dolls
Pi r
u�,' Ma gie_•MacPherson,
'Lucknow•• Cut end' Curl,
Everlastings acid Finlays for
donating door prizes. All of
this made our night very,
successful. Thanks again -
.15
PENTLAND
We world like to thank all of
• our 'relatives, friends and
neighbors: for their .support.
and'kindness during the
boss of our hlisband and
father, Mike. Much appreci-:
ated were the floral tributes,',
cards, visitations, food,
donations and as well as
VAN.OSCH
:We wouid''like to thank the.
'doctors, . and nurses :in.
emergency ' and 'second
.floor at Goderich Hospital,
and CCU., at University:,
Hospital, London for their
"excellent care given 'to
Peter. We would also like to
.thank:::our-' family for. their
'Imre and support, Thanks.to
everyone who tdok care: of
our grandchildren and who
did the farm chores onn such
short: notice. Thanks • to
friends and neighbors for
phone_ palls, cards, plants;
and food sent toour home.
All was greatly appreciated.
• Peter and Betty. --15x
the lovely lunch provided by
the Willing 'Workers of
Dungapnon., Special thanks
to all • who helped •with.
chores, and aroundthetarn'
Everyone's support was
overwhelming. Susanne,
Jenna and Jesse. -- l5cc'
CONGRAM „
We would_ like to thank the
Lucknow anti District Fire
Department for their_ assis-
tance at our barn. it was
greatly appreciated..Bill -<
15x •
48. Coming
Events
BINGO
Goderich Knights • of
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m.
Colu.rnbus Centre, 390. '
Parson's Court, :4,400. in
prizes; progressive jackpot
of $1,000; regular jackpot of
$t,500 must go.
#157920. --2tfarb