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38. Auctions
38. Auctions
PUE3LICR AUCTION
of Three Railway Trestle
Bridges
The Corporation of the Township of. Kinloss,.
This Public Auction' will be held on Wednesday,
August 6, 1997 at 7:30 pm, at the; Kinloss Municipal
Building in Holyroodk
Take notice that you are invited to a Public Auction,
.for the purchase, removal, and cleanup of three
•Railway Trestle. Bridges, along the previously
owned N: R. property; which the Township has
recently purchased, as described below. Each' will,
be sold. separately,
Location of Bridges
#1 - Concession 3, North Part of - Lot 3,
Approximately 120 Feet Lang
#2 .- 'Concession 1 North Part Of .Lot 60,
Approximately 100 Feet Long •
#3 - Concession 1, South Part of Lot 46,
Approximately 120 Feet Long •
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. on the
day of auction. •
Owners not responsible for any accidents, loss.or
injuries on' property, when bridges are inspected
prior to Auction, or during• the removal of the
structures. • .
The successful bidder 'will 'be responsible foram
removal of bridge, and also responsible for the
cleanup of the site,once the bridge has been.
'removed. • 1't is understood that ' this be completed
`prior to 30 days from the day of sale.
A 1;0 percent returnable cleanup deposit Will also be
required, on the day of auction. The cleanup
deposit will be .returned after 30 days of •notification
" of the acceptance of a final inspection of the site.'
For more Informatiorr,::please contact the undersigned:.
I Mark
Clerk -0eitaeurei
Holyrood, Ontario
NOG 2B0- (519)395-3575
39.E, ducatilonal
'.LEARN AUCTIONEERING.`.
46. 1n
Memoriam. , '.
Classes held Aug. 16-22 GAUNT;
and' ` N : 15.21 /9�/:. For
information contact;.
Southwestern • . Ontario
:S'bh.00i of. Auction:eering,
• R,R. #5, Woodstock,
Ontario N4S .7V9 '(519)637
2115.-:30bc
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today for your FREE BQO.K.
: .1-8.00-267-1829., The,
.Writing School, 38 McArthur • •
Avenue, .Suite :'2828,
Ottawa,; ON K1 L 6R2 --
fn-memory of J Harold
Gaunt 1906.19.96.
Someonegave me a cheer- .,
ing'. Word .of which l was 'ir1,
need. And faith wasbolstered
once again.
BY just .that tiny seed. -
Sheldon:
We miss you, Dad, Bev and
'fariiily -.30 .
BURLEY
,.ln loving nemory of Rosalie
Burley (.Maclntyre)..who
30bc passed away July 22, 1993.
She leaves' t+� mourn her
mother, father sand sisters:
To''dearly loved t� ever he
forgotten. --30
47'Cards':of.
Thanks
STATIA/TIFFIN
• We would like to extend a
very special thank you to
our wedding party for ail the
hard work they, put into mak-
ing our buckand' doe .a
great success. We: also
thank aur parents Paul and
Joyce,and Bevin and Ann.
Marie for their'love and sup-
port. Also, thank you .to
everyone who. attended and
•for making the evening'.a
very mernorable one.
Kendra and. Stephen. --30•,
47. Cards of
Thanks
MACLEAN
The family of the .late. Ewan
MacLean wish to express
their sincere thanks to fami-
ly; relatives, friends and.
neighbors for their. expres-
sions of sympathy, flowers,
cards,memorial donations
and food sent to our homes.
.Thanks to Dr. Knox, to the
staff of Trillium Court for
their excellent care and con-
cern, andMr, Peter Stopford
of Palliative Care. Special
thanks to Joan. Pollard of
MacKenzie and .McCreath
Funeral Home, .whose sup-
port and guidance was very
much appreciated. To Rev.
Paul Chambers for his regu-
lar visits to Ewanandfor his
comforting words and mes
sage. To, Ashfield Ladies
Aid, for the. lovely lunch after
the funeral. Your thoughtful-
'ness and kindness will
always be remembered.
Sincerely The MacLean -and
` Martyn families.--30cc
WHITBY •
Thanks to all my friends for
gifts, cards, and calls. •
Special "thanks to • the
"Walking Association. For
good care given by doctors
and nurses in Stratford and .
*Ingham hospital's, Also,
thanks to our family for their
' care and concern. Russell
"Buster." —30x •
MURRAV •
We would like to thank
Sherry and Dan., Clint and
Kerri, .Jackie and Ken and
`all our family and' good
friends,for pulling the Wool'
Over' Our eyes, It, was a
great 25th anniversary
party. We truly appreciate
all'their efforts. Jim and
Aggie -30x
': PENTL AND/BIL LSON
We: would:, like. to thank
everyone : who helped make
our party so successful Set
up and cleanup 'crews' Were
fast, and the pig was; per -
feet, We:appreciateevery-
one who helped in the bar
and :at'the door. Thanks Jeff:.
and Adeena. = 30cc'
48. Corning
Events
48. Coming
Events
LUCKNOW FARMERS'
MARKET
Wednesdays 9 to 4,
Lucknow Sales Barn; crafts,
meat, produce, breads, all
kinds of homemade baking.
For vendors or information,
call Ruby MacLennan RiR.
1 Tiverton, NOG 2T0, 353-
5014. 18-43x .
ANNUAL LIP SYNC
'COMPETITION
Friday, Aug. 1st at 7;30 pot.
Come out and be a star...
Categories - 11 and dhder;
12 and over; and -Service.
Clubs, Businesses compete
for'their coveted trophy.
Register at Tourism office or ,
call Pat McKillop '528-3436
by July 30th,. -29,30ar
COLLEGE CORNERS
Gift and Crafts- Hwy. #86
west of Listowel. (519) 291-.
2974 July 25, 26, 27. 8th
Annual Craft Festival. 25%
storewide sale; SUPER
SPECIALS. Make it and
take it craft tables.
Refreshments. Fall classes
• on display and'schedules
are ready for registration.
Sale runs until Aug. 2nd: --
30cc
10TH ANNIVERSARY
PICNIC
Family ;Coalition Party 10th
anniversary picnic, Sunday,
July 27, Formosa
Community Centre, 12 noon'
. BBQ, .fellowship,
fun for the children.
. Everyone welcome;:. For
information 'Call Linda
Freiburger 881=0549. —28 -
Wee
LUCKNOW :CRAFT
FESTIVAL
on'Friday, Aug. 1, 12, noon
10 p.m.; Saturday, :Aug. 2,'
10. arn.:: S p.m: in .the
Luc.krrbw. _Sports. Complex._
Sponsored by: Agricultural.
Society. --29,30,21 ar •
60TH BIRTHDAY PARTY
.:and open house for. Frank.
'Hayden. You . are invited to
Pinecrest Nursing Home,
Bob,St.,: Lucknow Sunday,
Juiy''27, from` 2 -..4--
29,30x
48. Comitig.
Events
47.. Cards of
Thanks ' l
1EDDY'B AR PICNIC
We would like toq thank Lola
and Tiffany Bridges, Darryl
and Jen for doing the' face"
paintings, the parents and..
volunteer's for helping with
safety crossings.and to all
the kids for bringing their
special bears to our picnic.
,See. you . • next year.
Chamber 'of. Commerce
30ar
CLEANING' UP THE
WORLD STARTS AT
11
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PEELING GOOD ABOUT
PARENTING;
A. Parent Support/EdUcation
• Grotfp Monday's at 9:30 -
BINGO 11 a.m.., St. Joseph's '.
Goderich Knights •of
Colurnbus, eyery-Thursday,
7 'p.m: Columbus Centre,
390 Parson$ Court, $4400.
in prizes; 'progressive . jack-
pot $1000.; regular. jackpot
$1500 must. go. Superstar
Provincial . game played
-every b.iingo night. :Lis,
#157920.-13tfar
27TH'ANNUAL.KINSMEN
ARTS AND CRAFTS
FESTIVAL
Davidson Centre,
Kincardine (601 Durham
St.) Friday, July 25, 5 p.m: -
9. p.m., Sat.' and Sun:, July
26 and 27 - 10 a.m. - 5•p.m.
Admission: $2 (under 12
free). Pancake breakfast:
Sat. 9 a.m. 12 p.•m..and
Sun.. '10 a.m. - 1.p.m,
Babysitting, children's activr�
• ties.—29,30cc '
Catholic . Church,
Kingsbr-'idge...July 28 Aug.
25, Free childcare provided..
For more inforrnationr con
tact Jody Sippel •at the
Children's .Aid Society for
Huron County (1-800.265-..
.--•5198). - 30,31ar
SCLERODERMA
SUPPORT
GROUP MEETING
Sunday, July 27th, 2 4
p.m. Maple Hill Apartments,.
45 Charles Street, Clinton.
For more information call
Janet 519-482-1373. --
29,30cc
' COMMUNITY BRIDAL
SHOWER
for Adeena Billson+ bride-to-
be,
of Jeff Pentland to be
held. at .Dungannon
Agricultural Hall on Monday,
July' 28 at' 7:30• pan.
Everyone welcome. -
29,30cc
9TH ANNUAL. FIDDLERS'
JAMBOREE
Sponsored by Lucknow
Lions Club Sunday, Aug. 3,
12 noon to 9 p.m. at the
Lucknow . Sports Complex.
Beer gardens; camping
available; food by Mary Lou:
For more information .call
Torn *Hogan 529-7213 or
Bev Hansen 395-5381:,.
Bring a lawn chair:
Proceeds for community
betterment. --30,31 cc
68TH MACDONALD_
REUNION
Saturday, Aug. 2nd at 3
p.m. MacDonald Cedar
Grove. Pot luck supper6
p.m. Piease,cpnie early. --
30,31x
JOHNNY POPPER'S.J.D.
Two Cylinder Show, July '26
and 27. DRAYTON., ONT.
FAIRGROUNDS.' Machinery
demonstrations, tractor
pulls, parades, camping,
crafts, music. Free corn.
roast, food 'concessions, •
Sat. -night Buffet, Bob Price
51.9=923-5911:--$0bc . '
CRAFT FESTIVAL .
SUPPER
Lucknow"AgnCUlture Society
Craft .• Festival p•per-
Friday, Aug. 1., 5 p,rrr." - 7
p.m. Adults $7; .children
under:10 $3: ,Lucknow and
District Sjiorts:Complex
30,31 ar
' • SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, 'July 27th at the
Brussels Legion' Hall.,
Dancing- from 7 p.m to .11
p -m. Music by` Country
Troubadours. -=30cc •.
Exhibit
features
hockey
history
If you are an avid hock-
ey fan or just a casual
observer, "Hockey
Dreams:' The History of
the Sport in the Bruce
County Owen Sound
Region," is the place to be
this summer.
The exhibit will 'run at
the Bruce County
Museum, Southampton,
until Dec. 1. It features
more than 4,000 square,
feet of hockey exhibits
illustrating the rich hockey
history of their region.
Visitors can see artifacts,
pictures, memorabilia and
other items representing.
communities, teams and
players from Bruce
County and Owen Sound
region.
The. "Origins" section
features /skates and
padding from the .late
1800s and the first decade
• of 'the twentieth century.
Other displays feature
championship teams from,
around the area, including
the 1924• and 1927 Owen
Sound Greys Memorial
Cup championship teams...:
These teams- sent Butch
Keeling, Cooney Welland;
'Benny Grant and many .:
others to the NHL.
• Fans can `also %learn the
interesting''story about
how a.. young boy from: '
Lucknow >began playing
hockey and came to score
perhaps the, most historic
goal in the:: history of the:
•
game ' n.
There is also an;'excit
ing hibit on--loan-from a
famous 'Toronto- facility„`.
The Hockey Hall of Fame,
entitled "Hockey:
`Canada's Gift to •the
World:" Some of the many
objects featured include
Jamie Stor',s mask and.'
Wayne-. Gretsky's hockey
stick: •
For the children in all
df us ;there'is an' interac-
tivei game and video.
Je 1reli rid
July 25th. 1 g97
9pmE am
ForrnoSa Community
Centre. • `
Age of Majority (n
Tic=kets t. Door
ockey Scrapbook'`
traces Tarea history
Why did the O.H.A, • • traces the history .of hock
enact the "Riggin Rule?"
Who wasthe first play-
er to score a goal ,on his
first shot on net in the
N:H.L.?
Who, according to leg-
end, skated backwards.
through the entire •Ottawa
hockey Club and scored a
goal?
The answers, to these
. questions and more can be '
found in • "Hockey.
Scrapbook" a brief history
of ,the: game in . Bruce
County and Owen, Sound
written by sports.:'historian
Paul White.
"Hockey Scrapbook""
- Y•Y
ey in this region. It pro
vides incite into hockey as
. a source • of community
pride; The author also pro-
vides information about
woolen's `hockey at the
turn of the twentieth 'cen-
tury in western Ontario.
The second half,of the.
book contains brief
biographies. of several area.
hockey legends, including
Fred "Cyclone" Taylor;
Harry Lumley and- Paul°
Henderson. •
"Hockey Scrapbook"
was. .produced by th'e,
• • •see'HockeY Page 15,
• 6 " v