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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-03-24, Page 189►. Page 18 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, March 24, 1993 33" Auction Sala 38. Auction Sale MAJOR LIQUIDATION '38 Auction Salo' COINS * JEWELLERY * COLLECTIBLES * FURNITURE * SPORTS MEMORABILIA * DOULTON * HUMMEL * LE ART* PUBLIC AUCTION THURSDAY EVE. MARCH 25TH AT 6:30'PM (PREVIEW 5:00 PM) • HELD AT: THE GODERICH LEGION HALL (RCL BRANCH 109)' 56 KINGSTON ST., GODERICH PARTIAL. LISTING: Over 500 asst. ,tems to include ladies' and gents. fine duality Jewellery - obtained from Estates and Bankrupt Stocks, Rings. Chains, Bracelets. Diamond set. Watcnes. Pearls. Earrings, 22-24kt Gold Coins, Bank Notes. Canada 125 Mint Setik, 1953 Silver Hockey Coin, Silver Dollars. Mint Sets, etc. Signed and Autographed Baseball & Hockey Memorabilia by MESSIER, HULL, GUZMAN, RYAN, MORRIS, CARTER, BORDERS, GRETZKY, OLERUD, ALOMAR AND MORE. Baseballs. Bat. 8x10 Photos, Cards. Sweatshirts. Estate Stamp Collection, Cast iron Toys & Banks. Tin Signs, Collector Dolls. Signed Porcelain, Nippon. RS. Suhl, French Limoge, Goebel, Hummel, Doulton.•Kai$er. Vases, Russian Cut Crystal. Oriental Porcelain Vases, Bowls, Jars. Wall Plaques.. Screen Dividers, Oak & Mahogany Small Furniture, Rocking Chairs, Consoles. Plant Stand, Vanity, Phone Table,. Empire Stands. Louis XV Chairs Signed Limited Edition Art of A.J. Casson, Robert Bateman, L. Dyer Romance, Lester, Brenders, Campbell, Laura Berry, Cote, & more Wood carved Horses, Bronze Statuary, Royal Dux, Luggage. Austrain Crystal Musical Carouseis. Coilector Plates: Bells. Bone China, Scrimsnaw etc. MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.; TERMS: Casn. Visa. MC, Cheques as. per posted & Announced 3% cash Discount. Subject to additions and deletions: Licensed Auctioneer. . ALLEN FLEISHMAN AUCTIONS 416-638-7583 47. Cards Of Thanks ADAMSON Thank you to friends, neighbours. and co-workers for cards, phonecalls and flowers at our time of bereavement. Doug and Lynn. –12x McDONALD The family of .the late Evelyn. Ruth McDonald would like to express their sincere thanks to Dr. Mann, assisting ' doctors and the nursing staff of Kincar- dine Hospital for their efficient care. Our relatives, neighbours and friends for their many acts of kindness and expres- sions, of sympathy, memorial donations, flowers, cards and food sent to our home at the time of death of a dear mother, grandmother, sister, sister-in- law and aunt. Special thanks to 'Rev. .Vinda Wilkie, and the Ripley UCW ladies for the luncheon which was great- ly appreciated. Grant, Barbara, Pamela,. Peter and Paul McDonald. =12ar• CAMERON I would like to thank my' family and friends for their kindness while I was a patient in Wingham hospital and since returning home. A Special thanks to the doctors and nurses for their concem and care. Mildred. --12x CAMPBELL I would like to sincerely thank all my friends, relatives, the doctors, nurses and ambulance drivers for their kind acts during my stay in hospital. Many thanks fora° the cards and phone calls. Edna. --12 RITCHIE I would like to thank everyone for all the cards, flowers 'and visits during my stay in hospital. Special thanks to Rev. McFarlane-RevJ`f logartdnd-T-rinity UCW; to Dr. Shubat, Dr. Hanlon, Dr. Flowers and nurses in Intensive Care and 2nd Floor in Wingham; Dr. Wilson, Dr. Loatch, Dr. Feldman and nurses at North Desk 5th Floor University Hospital, London; fol' excellent care received. --12x CUNNINGHAM I would like to thank all my relatives, friends and neighbours for all their help and moral support at the time of my house fire. Special thanks to the Luck - now Fire Department for their untiring efforts; to the Co-op and Allan Miller for the donation of clothes; and,to everyone who sent coffee, food or helped out in any way during the day. It was all great- s.• ly appreciated. Ray.,--12nx ADAMSON Thank you to friends and neighbours for you kind messages of sympathy thigh cards, flowers, donations, telephone calls and food brought to• the house; to the ladies of the United Church for the luncheon following the service; to Joan Pollard of MacKenzie McCreath Funeral home for all her help. All was truly ap- preciated. Joyce Adamson, Tom and Brenda, Doug, Terry and•Rodger Adam- son, Diana and Jim Ford. --12x 47. Cards Of Thanks. ALTON' I wish to thank my Daddy; Dr..Hq ,• lingworth and nurses Sharon and Eleanor for their• help during my delivery. We would also like to thank everyone for cards, flowers, gifts, visits and phone calls we received during our hospital stay and since coming home. Special thanks to grandmas Alton and Drennan and to aunties for all their help since returning home: Your thoughtful- ness will always be appreciated. Brook- lyn and Donna. –12x SIMPSON I would like to thank everyone for their interest and concern during my recent stay in the hospital. Bob Sr, --.12 HACKETT I would like to express my sincere thanks to friends and family for the many gifts, flowers, cards, phone calls and visits while in St. Joseph's Hospital and since coming home. Your love and kindness is greatly appreciated and will .kindness e' remembered. Evelynn. –12x WILKINS We would like to thank all our relatives, neighbours and friends ° for all the wonderful gifts, cards and food we received upon Terri's early arrival. It was all greatly appreciated. Jack, Sharon and Terri. --12 DALTON A heartfelt thank you sto Dr. Dawson, D. Livesy, E. Cox and D. Powell for Erinn's safe arrival. To all. of the hospital staff (AM•& GH), our family and our friends, also a sincere thank you for the wonder- ful care throughout our hospital stay. and since returning home. Everything is very much appreciated: ' Laurie and ETTn n-12gp. DEXTER I wish to thank friends, relatives and politicians for their visits, cards and.gifts for my 80th birthday. Also to Bill and Annetta ,Robinson for taking care of everything..Thank you, Anna. --12x • . COOK. I wish to thank all for gifts, cards and treats while I was in hospital. Also tomy family I say "Thank You for all the trips made to visit me. Thanks again, Peter. -12x ELAINE IRWIN MEMORIAL • TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE The tournament committee of The Ladies Aux, to Winter. Sprots (Booth Monis) would like to thank all those who worked so hard to .make this day a success - team captains, referees, timekeepers, Garry Sutton; Gerald Mur- ray, Bruce Skillen, Greg Nicholson and staff of arena, Bill Hunter, all volunteers and to all family and friends who came out to watch some good hockey., Without each and everyone of these people this day would not be possible. Thanks again, Tournament Committee: Marianna Porter, Donna Sutton, Nancy Murray and Susan Stevenson.. -12 47. Cards O1' Thanks SIMPSON-TOOP We .would like to thank our families, friends and neighbours for making' our wedding so. memorable. Your many gifts, cards and good wishes will never be forgotten and will •help considerably in getting started. A special thanks to the' ladies of the Ashfield Presbyterian Church for the. •shower. -Thanks to all who attended for the gifts and•.support. Sincerely, Christine and Dave. --12x 48; Goofing Event. EUCHRE PARTY . The Lucknow Women's Institute is hol ding a euchre party in the Lucknow Town Hall at 1:30 p.m., March 31st. $2.00 a person with lunch and prizes. Everyone welcome. --12x. 4-H PROJECT CHICKEN al. EGG For registration 'call Sharon Weber before Apr. 3 at 528-3345. –12,13x • EASTER HAM BINGO at St. Joseph's Parish Hall, Kingsbridge, Saturday, Apr. 3, 8:30 p.m. Proceeds to St. Joseph's Church Renovation Fund. - -1.2,13 COFFEE CAPERS Mar. 26, at The Mayfair Restaurant, 25 cents from every cup of coffee will be donateth to Epilepsy, Huron -Perth - Bruce. We would like to thank the Mayfair Restaurant and everyone for their support. -12 l st Armiversary One Day Only •Saturday April 3rd, 1993 528-2649 1z4 48.. Coming Event SINGLES DANCE Sunday, Mar. 28 at the Winghant Legion Hall. Dancing 7-11 p.m. Music by Black Magic. --12gp FROM OUR HEART 1st Ahniversary Apr. 3, 9:30-5 p.m; In store specials, one day only. Woodcrafters furniture 35,% off. Luck - now 528-2649.--12,13ar LUCKNOW TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB invite area seniors to there Irish programme at the. Legion Hall, Satur- day, Mar. 27 -at 1 p.m. Programme, 48, Coning: Event. 4-H HORSE CLUB' First meeting, Thursday, Mar. 25, 7 p.m. sharp at Amy Alton's home (529-7584). Anyone 10-21 years old interested in participating is welcome. --11,12 . ' TEESWATER EX-TOGGERY • Opens for the Spnng Season on Thursday, Apr. 1. Clean, in -season articles only please. Open: Thurs. 10.00 a.m.-12:00 noon and 2:00 p.m. -5:00 'p.m.; Fri. 2:00 p m.-5:00 p.m , Sat. 2:00 .p.m. -5:00 p.m. We close Saturday, June 26 and reopen Sept. 2, 1993. For further information contact Peg Harman, 392-6648.--11-13 dancing and refreshments. Admission $1.00. --12x . COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER for Tracey Gardner, bride to be of Jeff Haldenby. Tracey is the daughter of Roy and Nancy Gardner and -granddaughter of Muriel Moffat and Tina Gardner, Saturday, April 3 at 12 noon, St. Helen's Hall. Everyone welcome'. – 12,13x OLD FASHIONED COUNTRY . SUPPER Auburn United Church, Wednesday, Apr. 7. Roast beef, baked potatoes, etc., homemade pies. Adults $7.00, elementary students $3.00, pre- schoolers free, family $22.00. Seatings at 5:15, 6:30 & 7:30. Tickets available from Dorothy Schneider 526-7396. ,- 12,13gp SOUP 3 SANDWICH DAY .1st Lucknow Scouts. Association is holding Soup & Sandwich Day,,, Satur- day, Mar. 27'at•the Lucknow Town Hall basement from 11:30 - 1:30. p.m. Everyone welcome. --11 80TH BIRTHDAY • OPEN HOUSE The family of Edythe McKenzie invite you to a open house in honour of her 80th birthday, Saturday, Mar. 27 from 2- 4 p.m. in the coiiimon room of River Valley Apartments. Best wishes. only. . Everyone welcome. --12x HAM BINGO St. Augugtine'Parish Hall, Monday, Mar. 29, 8 p.m. 10 hams, 2 share -the -wealth. Door prize. Admission $1.00. Everyone welcome. 12gp . SINGLES DANCE Hanover, Saturday; Apr.'3, 9 - 1, I.W.A. (Woodworkers Hall) .405 - 10th St. Music by Black Magic. Dress • code in effect.–12,13gp' COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER for Sharon Mackie, Saturday, Mar. 27 at 2 p.m. at the Kinloss Municipal Building, Holyrood. Ladies please bring lunch. 'Everyone welcome. --12 • SPRING FITNESS SESSION Warm it upl 'High/low impact classes start Mar. 22 for 8 weeks. Monday and Thursday nights, 7-8 p.m. in the Luck- now Sports Complex. Cost is $35. For more information call Dianne Phillips, 529-3252 evenings.–11,1.2ar PANCAKE BREAKFAST Dungannon - United Church Pancake Breakfast on Saturday, Apr: 3 from 8 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Adults $4.00, children. (5-13) $2.50. =11-13x H-E.L-P Unemployed? Motivated to find,Work? Receiving Unemployment Insurance or Social Assistance? The HURON EMPLOYMENT LIASON PROGRAM is committed to helping you find. work. 482-1700/1-800-265.-1772 . --11.12 HEALING FROM THE HURT OF SEXUAL ABUSE Audrey McRpnald from "Hope for the Abused" will lead.a seminar sharing het 6wn story of abuse and going through seven steps of healing. If you are car- rying the burden of abuse or are ministering to someone who does; come out to this very worthwhile seminar, Apr. 7, 7:30 p.m. at the Lucknow Christian Reformed Church.--11-14ar BINGO • Goderich Knights. of Columbus, Thurs- day, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390 Parson's Court, $3450 in prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot must go.--2tfarb ART & CRAFT SHOW 14th London Arts & Crafts Spring Show and Sale Canada Building, Western Fairgrounds, London. Saturday April 3rd 12-9 pm, Sunday April 4th 11-6pm. $2.75. 100 craftspeople. Olga Traher (519) 679-1810. --12bc Brussels market was active • The market at Brussels Livestock traded on an active demand with fed cattle selling a strong $2.00 higher. cows sold steady. There were 340 steers on offer selling from 98.00 to 104.00- to the high of 109.75, Bill Hayden, Goderich, 36 avg. 1514 lbs. sold for an average of 97.73 with sales to 105.50 Jean Lamb, Goderich, one steer weighed 1390 lbs. sold •for 98.50 Elmer Smeltzer, Ripley, 13, avg. 1474 lbs. 'of 96.74 with; sales to 97.85.. Cunningham. Farms, Lucan, 21, avg. 1441 Lbs. avg. 100.63 with sales .to 109.75. , George Blake, Brussels, 19 avg. 1345 lbs. avg. 101,92 with sales to 108.50. Maple Ridge Farms, Brussels,, 15, avg. 1232 lbs. of 100.83 with. sales. to 1.05.75: There were 130 heifers on offer selling from 97.00 to 104.00to the 'high of 109.75 • G.A. Stewart Farms, Ripley, 33, avg. 1107 lbs. avg. 98.69 with sales to 103.75. , Dale Gammie, Lucknow, 3, avg. 1066 lbs. avg. of 95.68 with sales to 98.75 Elliott Lowry, Ripley, one heifer weighed 1180 lbs. sold for 94.00. Mike Dalton, one heifer weighed 980 lbs. sold for 91.50. Gerald Rathwell, Brucefield, 4 avg. '1330 lbs.; avg. 9.1.58. with sales to 100.00. Dennis Calhoun, Chesley, 8, avg. 1056 lbs., avg. of 103.85 with sales; to 109.75. There . were 249 cows on offer selling from 49.00 to 68.00 to the high of 77.50. • ' Bill Robinson, Auburn, 3, avg. 1340 lbs., avg. of 69.01 with sales to 77.00. Drennan Farms, Dungannon, 3, avg. 1603 lbs., avg. of 62.43 with sales to 68.25. Doug Scott, Lucknow, 2, avg. .1285 lbs. avg. 67.74 with sales to 68.00. d' Paul Bollinger, Dungannon, one. cow weighe• .s. so . or 65.50. There were 103 veal on offer selling from 80.00 to 100.00 to the high of 125.50. John Martin, Lucknow, 6, avg. 648 lbs., avg. of 92.84 with sales to 99.50. Donald J. Forster, Kincardine, 2, avg. 630 lbs., avg. of 95.27 with sales to 96.00. Elwyn Shaw, Harriston, 2, averaging 560 lbs., of 108.38 with sales to 125.50. Lambs: over 50 lbs., 131.00 - 140.00. ' Steers: 400-500 lbs., 115.00 - 133.00; 500-600 1bs:, 105.00 - 120:00; 600-700 lbs., 100.00 115.00; 700-800 lbs., 100.00 = 110.00; 800 & over; 90.00.- 110.00. Heifers: 400-500 lbs., 110.00 - 125.00; 500-600 lbs., 105.00 - 115.00; 600-700 lbs., 100.00 - 110.00; 700 & over, 90.00 - 105.00.