HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1998-06-10, Page 8Pages 8- Lrueknow Sentinel, Wednesday U 'la,1998.
Rita retire
by Margaret Errington
and Teresa Courtney
Relatives, friends and
neighbors attended a
retirement open house for
Rita (Doherty) T,tgert held
•d in Goderich. last Sunday..'
Her husband .Jack Tigert,
seven children and their
spouscs,.11 grandchildren
andaher brothers and sis-
ters attended. Rita cele-
brated. her 65th birthday
on May 10,
Dr, Archie MacIniyre,
youngest son of the late
Duncan and Cassie
(Griffin) Macintyre` of
Kintail passed away in
Yorkton, Saskatchewan on
May 24 in his 77th year,
Archie was a Plight
• Lieutenant trainer in the
Royal Canadian Airforce
in St. Boniface, Manitoba.
Bt4
After thewar he became a
doctor.
He is survived by .his
family end' sister . earl
Cole,: sister-i.nyl4w
Marjorie. Maclntyre and
her family.
He `wasburied in
Yorkton, Saskatchewan.
Eldon and Mary Austin
attended the wedding
anniversary celebration, in
Bryanston for Ian and
Donna (Lotman) Parker on
Saturday.
A good time was had,
by alt who attended the
Old Trane monthly dance
held at Dungannon
Seniors Centre On June 5.
Bernice Glenn's Option
L Fashion Show was held
at the home of Rose Reber
on • Sunday afternootl.
Modeling the clothing.
dat op
were Rose, her mother
. Mice Brochu, Clinton,, her
sister Louise Malott and
her niece Civello Malott,
Vanastra.
Congratulations ''to -baby
Allison, Kathleen Coursey,
daughter of Diana (Leddy)
and Jirn. Coursey of
London: who was baptized
by father Harry Reitzel on
Sunday. Allison Kathleen
is a, first grandchild for,
Ken and Cathy Leddy.
John and. Marina Park
attended the wedding of
their daughter Glenda to
Donald Jervis on Saturday
in London. Glenda`s chit-
dren Krystal and: Joey took
part in the. wedding cere
many.
Eppie Lawrence spent
several days with her
• friend Helen: Hunter, in
Mitchell,, last week, .
Winners at the weekly
senior citizen card party
last Wednesday, were Joan
Robinson, Debris Culbert,
David. Sproul and Grant
Clare (a grandson of Fred
Kuras).,
Celebrating 30 years of
marriageJune 8 were two
prominent local couples
Wayne and Linda
(Hodges) Durnin, toss
and Glenna (Gowing)
Pannabecker.
Jim • and Margaret
Errington spent a day with.
sister Jean Henderson at
S*uble Beach, and the
ho.4.e,
weekend in Cambridge
attending a brother Carl
t ahrner's birthday party.
A. visit with Olive
Blake at St, Luke's place
brought greetings to her
"at honrte" friends, •
Congratulations to for-
mer St. Helen's area resi-
dents George and Greta
Webster, whose golden,
wedding anniversary was
June 5. They were ;harried`
at the St. Helen's manse by
Rev. Newton, on June 5,
1948 and attended by Lois
Charnney and Lloyd
Humphrey.. Greta
(Hum) aGeorge
are thephreyparentint of tWa
daughters Brenda
Rutledge of Auburn and
Carol Vincent of
Petitcodiac, New
Brunswick.
A family celebration
Will be held later in June'.
when Carol will be home
from "dewn east."
kev. Alex McCailvexy
officiated on Sunday for
the service •of
Communion. In the after-
noon, the Board of
Stewards sponsored a suc-
cessful
uc-
cessful 10 km walk-a-
thon, Trent the church,. to
Dauphin's Mill, throtltgh
the winding, hilly :mill
road tothe zoo, where
refreshments were served
by -George and ` Jean
Errington. Then; it was
back to the.church for a
social time... Convened by
Brock and Jane Hasty. It
was a• perfect day for .the
35 walkers, a lad on a tri-
cycle and his pet dog,
Jessie.'
,A Large crowd attended
.the "come and go" ter, at
Masonic Hall, Carlow on..
Sunday honoring Verdon
and Lois Vanstone on their
50th wedding anniversary
(actual date June 5). They
are parentsof three sons;
Brad, Bob and Bill and
daughter Vicki; and grand"-
parents
rand-parents to eight.
1:rics; were
hig
er a� sad.
Most . prices at the to $8 lower.All'.elasses. of
Brussels .sale last week stockers sold $2 to `53
were higher: All classes of higher.
fed steers and heifers sold' , There were 334. steers
:c
$2 higher;. cowsold $2 to `on offer selling from .91..00
$3 higher and ve al $2 to to 97,00. to the liigh .of•
$3 higher. Larmbs: sold $5 103,00.
: 'r'ltere were 126 ,heifers
on offer selling froth 91.00
to 97.00 tothe high of':
• 98.75.
There Were 206 co'ws''
on offer: Di_and 1:52 55.00
to 62.00 to the high 69.00,
1 3 %52.00 to 57.00, D4
45;00 to 52-.00.
There were 310 veal:
beef.: 80.00 to 1.43;00;' •
Holstein; 70.00 to; 82.00,-`
.plain Holstein` .55:00 to
70:00.
Lambs: under 50 Lbs.,
127.50 to 130.00; 50 to 80
abs117.50 to 142.00, 80
to 95 lbs., 122.50 to
136.00,-95 to 110 Lbs.;•
• 1:17,00 wawa.
28.00.
Sheep: 27.50 to. 55.00.
Goats: 28.00 to 120.00.
,per .head.
LusTINGs
WANTED
PAUL :ZINN
528:2411
ELGIN ST. Praised bun?Ialow,
garage, $144,900.
1.5 ACRES - Auitding. Lot, ';Kinloss. ,
3/4 ACRE - buirding lot, serviced
Inglis St. $35,000.
RETAIL .STORE. - With 2
bedroprnl apaartment. Excellent,
condlii6n. 599,900;
AUBURN,- Three bedroom.house:.
plus,extra lot with 24' X 30" shop;
Reduced to $61,01*. • •
NAR W.1NGHAM brick
•
bungalow, 2 barns, now kitchen:
$127;900.-,
ReduBUNGALcedow - With-carpgrt, 3:
bedrooms, ail heat:11061o* St.
to $54,900:
BRICIZ HOME 5 bedroorp;,:1,4
acre eaunttyaot.5110,000 •
100 ACRES Kintgs z, brick
• horns, 40x50 shed wlth.6 box"
. stalls, 55 crop, 15 tidy,. 15:
pasture.
2 ACHE - 4 bedrifom, tome,;28" x`
.46' shed, 12.0' ,x:30! barn gear
Port Alpert. $114;500,
HAVELOCK ST. Attached home
with double garage. 585,000,
6 BEDROOM house, attached
3 bay garage:,8ob St. 5125,000;
30'x50' SHOP "with 14'x14'
door, oltioe area, 1/2 acre
$64,900;
1.5•ACRES•--with creek -3
becirooms,. 16' x 24' Shed.
$69,900.
SRiC A8 ' UNIT apaitment
cpmplex, 2 bem units. Good
fang tem! investdrooment. $235;000; .
EDGE:C1F TOWN - 3 bedroom
hoosii 2 car 'heatott
9aragetworkshop, 75 x622' lot.
with Stream & pod. $97,$00.
560,500. - 1 acre lot, 4, bedroom
home edge of Lucknow •
VEAr1 RouND HOME { rin Nine
Mlle river, 2• bedrooms,
Worwoodlprkst� $ep86ane:,500heat,. Nide
137 ACRES -.east Wawarlosh;'.
remodeled, 3 bedroom' brick,
' large beet barn, 5319,000.
60 ACRES - 60 WCrkable, East,.
Wewanosr's.
LISTINGS WANTED
•
Sommer league 115 and
HT -Betty Small`. 217,
Richard Elliott 311; Anita
Elliott` 597, Richard Elliott
721.: 200+ scores; Anita
Elliott 210, 205, Betty
Small 2.17, Richard Elliott
311, 231, Bill Stewart 210,
235, Andy Page 277; Ron
Elliott 208, 203, Ross
Lewis 274, Eric Taylor
235, :243'233. Standings:
Chestnuts 6, Walnuts 4,
Lugnuts'4, Coconuts 4,
Pecans 3, Hazelnuts 3.
Fowlers are still welcome
for the summer league on
Thursdays at 8 p.m,.