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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-04-06, Page 18Page 18—Lucknow ntinel, Wednesday, April 6, 1988 38. Auction Sale 38. Auction Sale EVENING AUCTION SALE of Antiques and Home Furnishings will be held for MR. & MRS. JOHN McINNES Wingham with ADDITIONAL CON- SIGNMENTS in TEESWATER AGRI-CURL BLDG. Monday, April llth, 1988 6:00 P.M. PARTIAL LIST INCLUDES: Antique hall seat; press back chair with caned seat; 6 Cap- tain's chain; antique dresser; desk; an- tique hat rack; oil lamps; unusual oil and candle chandelier: collections of butter prints, sad irons, shoe lasts; old magazines; large quantity dishes. gloss. silver and brass pieces; living room fur- niture; 3 refrigerators; 8 h.p. John Deere riding lawn mower; walking plough; and many more useful items. TERMS: CASH Auctioneers not responsible for injur s, accidents or losses in any way connected with the sale. LUNCH BOOTH AUCTIONEERS WALLACE BALLAGH TEESWATER, 392-6170 GRANT McDONALD RIPLEY, 395 -5353 - AUCTION SALE of FARM MACHINERY & FEED will be held for ARNOLD SCOTT Lot 33, Conc. 9. Culross Twp. 11/. mi. N. of Teoswater on Hwy. 4 then approx. 4 mi. W. on Conc. Rd. 8 ° Saturday, April 9 10:30 A.M. Massey Ferguson 65 high arch tractor with pulley; 1 WC Allis Chalmers tractor; .1 t Deere 3 p.h. cultivator; Fleury Bissell disc; Oliver 3 -furrow plough; 6 sec- tions harrows - steel draw bar; 3 drum land roller; 15 run Internationalseed drill; 3 p.h. scraper blade; power sprayer with barrel (new pump); 7 ft. New idea mower; 2 New Idea side rakes; New Holland 76 baler: New Holland 32 ft. pipe elevator; Smoker Special 30 ft. bale elevator; baler kit for threshing grain; 2 steel wagons with flat racks and spare rims; 1 wooden wagon with flat rack; New Idea P.T.O. manure spreader; 4 in. grain auger; power driven fanning mill; tractor driven rip saw; team pole for cut- ter or buggy; hammer mill and drive belt; Mildmay threshing machine; antique pea harvester for mower; livestock trailer; plough coulters; 3 Universal milkers - stainiess steel floor type; TRUCK: 1976 Ford Explorer '/z ton truck (selling as is) FEED: 1500 bales hay; mow of straw, some baled; plastic bogs for grain; baler twine; approx. 8 tons mixed grain; all feed to be removed from premises by June 1, 1988. MISCELLANEOUS: chains; tires; plastic and galvanized water pipe and fittings; water bowl; tool box; water tanks; quan- tity' of lumber; mail box; ladders; elec- tric motors; garden hose; electric fencer; scales; 7/8 cable; 50 ft. No. 12 electric wire; meat grinder; Ketchem livestock tatoo set; quantity of tools; sap buckets and spiles; and much more. TERMS: Cash doy of sale LUNCH BOOTH Owner and auctioneer not responsible for accidents or injuries in any way con- nected with the sale. AUCTIONEERS Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater 392-6170 Grant McDonald, Ripley 395-5353 AUCTION SALE OF FARM MACHINERY will be held for STAN DRZAZGA Lot 32, Conc. 3, Huron Township. Saturday, April 23, '88 Auctioneers: Grant McDonald, Ripley 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater • 392-6170 47. Cord of Thanks CULBERT We wish to extend sincere thanks to our, relatives, friends and neighbours for their good wishes and presence at our 40th Wed- ding Anniversary. Special thanks to our family for arranging everything and to the Star Spinners for their excellent choice of music. Thanks to all who attended and made the evening a very special and en- joyable time for us. Harvey and Becky Culbert. -14 RIPLEY CURLING CLUB Congratulations to Harold Galloway who won the draw for a weekend for two at the Chelsea Inn, Toronto. Thanks to everyone who bought tickets. A special thanks to Hanover Travel (Kincardine) for donating one nights accommodation. Ripley Ladies Curling Club, -14 RITCHIE Thanks to all our friends and neighbours for all their help the day of our sale and also the day we moved. Thanks again. Harvey and Betty Ritchie --14x JARDINE A sincere thank you to my family who ar- ranged the party and to all friends who visited, sent cards, gifts and flowers and for long distance phone calls, and to all who helped in any way to make my 90th birthday such a happy occasion. Jean Jardine. -14 LIDDLE Thanks to the ladies of the Ripley Curling Club for the electric griddle. Your support over the past two winters was greatly ap- preciated. Barb Liddle. -14 COOK I wish to thank my family and friends for cards, flowers and phone calls while I was in Wingham Hospital. Special thanks to my family for rides to and from the hospital; also to Dr. Bekasiak and nurses on second floor. Peter Cook. -14x DURNIN The family of the late Lorne Durnin wish to express sincere appreciation to friends and relatives for the many kindnesses shown during Lorne's illness and for ex- pressions of sympathy since his passing. Our thanks for the beautiful floral tributes, memorial donations and food sent to our homes. A special thank you to Rev. John Neilson for his many visits and words of comfort. Thanks to the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home and the Whitechurch U.C.W. for the lovely lunch. Special thanks to the doctors at the I,ucknow Medical Centre. Gertrude, J.D. and Grace Anne, Ross and Lois, Clayton and Laura and families.-- 14x 48, Coming Events NEW LOCATION: The 9th Annual London Arts & Crafts Spring Show and Sale returns April 9 & 10 to a new and spacious location in the Canada Building, Western Fair Grounds, London, Ontario, and What a Show it is! Pottery, weaving, woodwork, florals and so much more. Make plans now to attend one of London's largest and longest established quality craft shows. Sat. April 9, noon to 9 p.m. Sunday, April 10, noon to 6 p.m. Admission only $2. New location, Canada Building, Western Fa ir Grounds. Info Olga Traher (519) 679-1810.-13bc Our Easter holiday weather was ideal, let us hope it governs the rest of Spring and Summer. Thursday evening the 441 girls held their achievement night in Armow W.I. Hall Purple Grove leaders were Mrs. Shirley MacDonald and Mrs. Heather Fin- nie. Four girls completed their skirts. They are Donna Johnston, Sheena MacDonald, Peggy Stewart and Jessica Van Poogen also Stephenie MacDonald and Theresa Farrell did their skirt as novice members. Sheena and Peggy have received a 441 Pin - for finishing six clubs, congratulations girls. Mrs. Betti MacLeod entertained Noel Dianne and Robert MacLeod from Toronto, Blake, Sandy and Charles Millar also from Toronto way at her home for the Easter holiday. Rev. Glen and Mrs. MacPherson enter- tained Donald and Alana Gillies to dinner Saturday evening. Deanne Jones, Don and Anne McCosh and Richard visited with John and Joyce Farrell for Easter dinner. Aurel and Marj Arm- strong visited Don and Anne recently June Elliott, Joyce Farrell and girls also Joy Ellen Greenwood were with McCosh's Good Friday. The Bible Study group met at Mc - Cosh's home last Tuesday with a good atten- dance. Bette, Dianne and Robert MacLeod, Connie Vander Hoek also Dave and Freda and Laurie Owens of London spent Saturday with John and Michael Blacket and family at Glencoe, Sympathy is extended to the Blacket family from us all in their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Don Forster, Donna, Marie and Douglas celebrated Mother's birthday with dinner out on Sunday. Marj Thompson, Harold and Violet Elliott, Allan and Marie and John D. Colling visited with Bert Thompson recently. 48- Coming Events LOB CABIN QUILT TOP at the Sewing Box, Lucknow. Learn rapid cutting (using rotary cutter) and sewing methods. One day or two evening classes. Instructor Sharon Stein. For more infor- mation and/or to pre -register call 528-2000.-14ar SPACE STILL AVAILABLE FOR CRAFTERS at the Ripley -Huron Craft Festival, Saturday, May 21, 9-6. Call Kate, 395-5036 after 7, p.m., Susan 395-5225, Gail 395-5497.-14 A RECEPTION will be held in the Ripley Complex (upstairs) for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blue of Detroit, newlyweds, on Saturday, April 16th. Music by Norman Dunsmoor. Everyone welcome. -14, 15 OPEN HOUSE in honour of the 75th birthday of Eldon (Cubby) Culbert, Sunday, April 10, 1-4 p.m. at the Seniors' Centre, Dungannon. Best wishes only please. -14x "FEEL THE HEARTBEAT" T.V. SPECIAL For the first time on television, a sym- pathetic, personal, documentary look at unwed mothers; their courage, their needs, and what is being done to help them. Watch CKNX T.V. on Saturday, April 9, 1988 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. Co- sponsored by Voice for Life of Wingham.-14ar Family and Children's Services of Huron County The 77th Annual Meeting of Family and Children's Services of Huron County (The Children's Aid Society of Huron County) will be held on Wednesday, April 20, 1988 at 7:30 p.m. at Goderich Lawn Bowling Club, 1 10 Pic - ton Street West, Goderich, Ontario. A business meeting will be held to review the Agency's operations for 1987, and for the elec- tion of officers. Also, amendments to the Agency's By -Laws will be presented for ap- proval. To request a copy of the proposed changes, please call 1.800.263.3198. The Huron County Community Child Abuse Team will present information on the tn- itiatives token to prevent and treat child obuse in Huron County. Voting memberships are available at the door '1.00. Everyone Is cordially invited to attend. PURPLE TROVE Jack and Janet Farrell entertained Allan and Kathie Martin and son Garrett of Kit- chener George, Janice Miller and girls Rachel and Colleen of Thorndale Jim, Fran and family, Garry, Laura and family of Ripley, Robert and Carol Nelson Mount Forest for their Easter holiday break. Janet Farrell, Sandra Forester, Marilyn Reid, and Kathrine Collins attended a workshop meeting in Walkerton this past Tuesday. A report will be given this coming Wednesday at their annual meeting in Pur- ple Grove Centre. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brook visited Myra Norman Sunday p.m. in Kincardine Hospital and were pleased to see her feeling better. Wilfred and Dianne Gamble were among the fans that followed the Juvenile hockey boys to Ennismore and cheered them to win one game out of two. They also spent Easter Sunday at Bev and Marion Cliffes, Emmer- ton Beach. John, Barb, Michael and Paul and Grandma Marion spent Easter Sunday with Allan, Alice, David, Glenda and Lisa Gamble. Sandra, Ed Husk and Michael, Brian and Jo Reid, Don; Marilyn and Larry Reid, Mrs. Josephine McTavish spent Easter Sunday with Harold and Doug Gaunt and family. Our bowling season is drawing close to its finish. We hope to be able to attend another winter at this sport which we are showing good improvements. 48. Coming Events PLEASURES, PROBLEMS, PRESCHOOLERS presented by the Huron County Health Unit - a series of 3 Parenting Classes for parents of children aged 1-5 years. Classes will commence Tuesday, April 12, 1988 and will be held at R.N.A. School, Wingham: Please call 357-2264 to pre -register by April 4, 1988.-12-14ar IT'S COMING! ! The Spring Rummage Sale of the Aux- iliary to Wingham and District Hospital, will be held Thursday, April 14, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m., Friday, April 15, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Wingham Armouries. -13, 14 TEESWATER EX-TOGGERY Opens Thursday, April 7. Consigned items to be brought in Tuesday, April 5. We will close Saturday, June 25. Please call B. Springer for a number before bringing in items, 392-6108,-14 WHITECHURCH WATER SYSTEM Annual Meeting; Tuesday, April 19, 8:30 p.m. Whitechurch Community Hall. -14, 15 COMMUNITY SHOWER for Miss Connie Lanting, daughter of Mr. Herman Lanting of Kinlough, Friday, April 8, 8 p.m. at Kinlough Pentecostal Church. Ladies please bring lunch. -14 LUCKNOW MINOR HOCKEY NIGHT Saturday, April 23, Lucknow Community ('entre. Dinner 6:15, program to follow. Tickets available from coaches and managers. -14. 15 ANNUAL SPRING MEETING of the Ripley Curling Club will be held at the rink Thursday, April 14, at 8 p.m. -14 OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY ' MEAL The last for this year will be held at the Kinloss Cornrn riity Centre from 4-6 p.m. April 10. Everyone welcome. -14x SINGLES DANCE at the White Carnation Hall, Holmesville, Saturday, April 9, Norm Dunsmoor Music. No jeans please. Dancing 9-1.-14