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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-06-02, Page 1538. Auction Sale AUCTION SALE of Household effects; tools will be held for REV. MARVIN CHRISTENSEN formerly of Kinlough JOE KUNKEL ESTATE of Walkerton FRIDAY, JUNE 4 5:45 P.M. at Lucknow Arena Table 'lamps; microwave stand; kitchen utensils; ironing board; pots & pans; shelving; dehumidifier; barbe- cue; TV stand; desk; end tables; fold- ing table; hanging flower holders; pic- ture frames; records; lamps; portable phone; 5 rolls barb wire; chairs; kid's toys; plants; dog house; gum ball dis- penser; glass; magazines; linens; dishes; 40 gallon. hot water tank; La- Z -Boy chair; violin with case; step stool; lawn chairs; trike.; bike; red wagon; tools; stone hammer; coal oit lamps; gas stove; dishwasher; TV stand; microwave; 2 burner electric stoves; stereo, bed, washer; dryer; colour TV;. converter radio; insulators; buggy wheels; coucfh, roasting pans; crafts, soup kitchen; chesterfield; loveseat; coffee table; World War 2• books; pressback rocker; fridge; vac- uum cleaner: electric motors; blender; silverware, haversack; drop leaf table; tables & chairs; 1979 Camaro Berlinetta, 2 door, good con- dition, fully loaded Many more arti- cles too numerous to mention TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper, I D , day of sale. Taxes where appli• cable. Any announcements day of sale fake precedence over written advertising. Owners or Auctioneers not responsible for accidents or loss of purchase day of sale • For information contact: Auctioneers Allan R. Miller, Holyrood 395-5062 . • Charlie Schaefer, Walkerton 881-3232 CLEARING AUCTION SALE for Mrs. Tillie Hackett Estate 335 Ross St., Lucknow on Saturday; June 12/93 9;30 AM. Apt. size Woods freezer; Westinghouse dryer; fridge; Gibson portable dishwasher; 3 swivel chairs; recliner chair; gold sofa bed; 2 colour TVs; automatic G.E. washer; upright.' freezer General; 30' Westinghouse stove; kitchen table/6 chairs; leather couch/matching chair; gold chester- field/chair; channel changer; antique .piano & bench; buffet & china cabi- net; 2 cedar chests; coffee tables & end tables;.HiFi cabinet; matching bookcase bed & chest of drawers; bunk beds; 4 drawer chest; vanity dresser, mirror & stool; bookcase bed & mattress set; trunk; tamps; foot stools; card table & chairs; odd 'chairs; vacuum cleaners; high chair;', --TV _tr-ays; -smut+-kitehen—appliances; odd tables for plants; extension lad- der & other ladders; plate glass mir- ror; hurricane lamp; safe; various clocks; suitcases; numerous other small articles found in a well kept house; antique shoe shiner; antique mirror & hat hanger; redwood bench- es; assortment of small .tools; cap- tains chair; gold tub. chair; curio cabi- net; corner shelf wicker stand; double dresser; small tables; flower arrange- ments; antique cupboard; 3 shelf wooden table; --quantity of bedding, tablecloths, etc; Weed Eater; lawn chairs; planters; wiShing'well; deer ornament • Plan to attend this household sale of clean well kept articles. TERMS: Cash day of sale or cheque with proper I.D. Auctioneer or propri- etor not responsible for accidents or loss of purchase day of sale. Any announcements day of sale take precedence over written advertising . G S.T and PS T. are in effect where applicable. For information contact: Allan Hackett 528-3435 Auctioneer: Brian Rintoul 357-2349 39. Educational LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the South western School of Auctioneering. Nex Class: March 13-19. Information, con tact: Southwestern Ontario School o Auctioneering, RR 5; Woodstock Ontario N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. - 22bc 46. in Memoriam. HEWITT In loving memory of our dear Mother, Violet who passed away seven years ago June 3, 1986. A message from Heaven Do not grieve for me my dear ones, If you could see the beauty of the garden I'm walking through. If you could feel the touch of His hand, You would want to walk here too. If you could see the sunshine and the joy, find with my Lord. Where pain no more can touch me, Where no sorrow can ever be. And I ask our Father to guide you, Zest you falter along the way. So when the day is over, i pray you too, Find it only a step where walk my precious Lord and I. We love you Mom, and always will. Your daughter , Donna and son-in-law John and'famiJy. --22x PURDON In loving memory of a dear mother and grandmother, Mildred who passed away two years ago, June 8, 1991. You left us all so suddenly. Two years agp .And yet it feels like yesterday ' That you really went away. A day doesn't go by ,Without the memories filling our hearts The memories of love and laughter But still the pain of being apart. You touched so many lives With your unselfish caring ways And you will never be forgotten' Throughout our living days. Someday we hope to meet again And spend more time together To show just how much you are loved ,Today, tomorrow and forever. Lovingly remembered by daughters Mary and Barbara and families, -22 ANDREW in memory of Hilda who passed away three years ago, June 1, 1990. --22 47. n BAND FAREWELL I feel the Band Farewell held in my Honor was a continuation of great memories given to me through music and association with the students and people of Lucknow, All support from community organizations and citizens of this area has been greatly appreciated. Sincerely Mr. C. -22x RITCHIE Our sincere thanks to Mike Whitcroft and the other person who woke us up and, alerted us to the danger of the fire at the Lucknow Feed Mill. Our gratitude to the Lucknow, Teeswater and Ripley fire departments who saved our house and for the excellent job they all did. Thanks to Tom Pegg for letting us stay in his building. To Norma Raynard and Joanne Atkinson many thanks. A s ecial thanks to Doug and Nancy and to our family for their support, and to anyone else who helped in anyway and for all the phone calls. Bemadean, Leonard and Audrey. --22nx THE BAND FAREWELL COMMITTEE We would like to thank all the members of the community who helped to make the Band farewell Evening a special occasion. Thank you to the Lions, Lions Ladies, Kinsmen and Legion tor their wonderful support. A special thanks to all those who pan 'ipated in the very successful and entertaining program. And lastly, we would like to thank the many community members, who attended and helped to make .the evening a very fitting and memorable tribune to our retiring band leader. -22 SHERWOOD A sincere thank you from the family of the late Cora Sherwood: To the caring staff and doctors at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, all the friends, relatives and neighbors who comforted Cora during her lengthy illness. A special thanks to Lois Kerr, Dawn Tucker, Rev. Bogart, Rev. Cowan, Huron County Homemakers and the ladies of Dungannon United Church for their thoughtfulness. It was greatly appreciated. --22 47. Cards Of Thanks MACPHERSON We would tike to thank the following businesses tor the beautiful plate we received upon the arrival of Tyler. Willits Tire Service, Finlay Decorators, Lucknow and District Co-operative, McDonagh Insurance and Real Estate Brokers, Lucknow Village Market, Snobelen Farms Ltd. and the Mayfair Restaurant. Your kindness will always be remembered. Stephen, Carol and Tyler. --22x HENDERSON - RYAN Our sincere thanks to the following merchants for. the keepsake plate we received on the occasion of Kaitlins birth. Finlays Decorating, Lucknow and District Co-operative, McDonagh Insurance, Lucknow Village Market, Mayfair Restaurant, Snobelen Farms and Willits Tire. We shall always cherish it. Bonnie, Terry and Kaitlin. -22 COOK Albert and Janet Cook wish to say thanks to family, neighbors and friends who made their "40th' a day of joy and pleasure. --22x CAMPBELL The family of Dynes Campbell wish to thank all the dear relatives, neighbors, and friends for the many donations to charities, food brought to our home floral arrangements, cards of sympathy, the Pallbearers and Honorary Pallbearers alsp the UCW ladies who served the lovely lunch at the Church. ,Sincere thanks to Joan and Betty for Palliative care and Pinecrest Manor Management and Staff for the good care Dynes received for the last .2 1/2 years as a patient, also to the friends who visited him. Thanks to Joan Pollard and her efficient staff. Edna and Harold. --22x 48• Coming Event BINGO Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thurs- day, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, q90 Parson's Court, $3450 in prizes, $1000.00 Jackpot must go.-15tfar STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL Lucknow Presbyterian Church, Tuesday, June 15,. Three settings 5, 6, 7 p.m. Advance tickets at Agnew Jewellery 528-3532. Children $3, Adults $7.50, at the door $8. --20-23 • YARD AND BAKE SALE Sponsored by Lucknow United Church young women's group at the church on June 4, 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Rain date, June 5, 8 a.m. to 12 noon. -20, 21,22 DANCE REMINDER • Anyone interested in the annual 60's dance i`s reminded it is June 12 at the Lucknow Legion. Ladies please bring lunch. Good music, good time promised. --22gp 25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY ' OPEN HOUSE For Dick and Dixie Askes Saturday, June 5, 3 to 5 a.m. Lucknow Legion Hall, Best wishes only. -22ar 111TH ANNIVERSARY WHITECHURCH UNITED CHURCH will be celebrated on Sunday, June 6 at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Guest speaker Kevin -Stewart of-Wingham—Evening— service a violin Instrumental. by Murray and Mary Hall. Fellowship hour to follow. Everyone welcome. -22 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, June 2, 1993 - Page 15 48. Coming Event 137TH ANNIVERSARY SOUTH KINLOSS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Congram, editor of The Presbyterian Record will be the guest speaker. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. June 13. Special music, nursery provided.--22,23ar 'SINGLES DANCE Sunday, June 6 at the Wingham Legion Hall. Dancing 7 - 11 p.m., music by Tumbleweed North. No blue jeans please. --22gp FLEA MARKET Ladies Auxiliary Branch 309 Lucknow Legion, Flea Market, Saturday, June 19, 10 - 4 p,m. Tables for rent, reasonable, Contact: Joan Robinson 528-3739. -- 21,22 HANOVER SINGLES DANCE Saturday, June 5, I.W.A. (Woodworkers hall) 405 - 10th St. Dress code. Dancing 9 - 1.--21,22gp TRINITY UNITED CHURCH ASHFIELD Anniversary Service on Sunday, June 6th at 11 a.m. Guest speaker - Don Vail from Belgrave. Special music - soloist John deJager. Senior and Junior choirs. Light lunch. --21,22x COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER Fof Debbie Rintoul, at St. Helens Hall, Monday, June 7, 7:30 p.m. Everyone welcome. --22 ANNUAL MEETING The Wingham and Area Seniors Day Centre cordially, invites you to their Annual Meeting. To be held at the Seniors Day Centre on June 14. Desert and coffee will be served at 7 p.m. with the meeting to follow. Guest speaker Frances Ellett M.P.H. Program Administrator, Southwestem, Ontario, Regional Geriatric Program. --22 SOCIAL EVENING For Michele Hodgins and Murray Barr Saturday, June 5th at Kincardine Pavilion. 9 p.m. - 1; a.m. Age of majority only. For more information call 396- 4316.--22gp 40TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY The family of Eileen and Art Bryce would like to invite friends to an Old Tyme Dance, Saturday, June 5 from 9 - 1 a.m. at the Teeswater Complex in honor of their 40th Anniversary. No gifts, Best wishes only. --21,22x TRINITY UNITED CHURCH. GARDEN PARTY Tuesday, June 8 at Brookside School, 5 - 7 p.m. Adults $7.50, Children 10 and under $3.75, preschool - free. -21,22x VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION • NIGHT for all Pinecrest Volunteers, June 4, 1:30 p.m. - 3:36 p.m. at Pinecrest Manor. For more information call Donna 528-2820.--21,22ar NINO 1-$1=111 SOUTH KINLOSS by Ruth Buchmeier Jack Needham attended the 60th Anniversary for the class of 1933 at London Normal School on Wednes day. Recent visitors with the Need - hams. were Charles and Emma Friend of Dublin. Roger and Norma Robb of Drum - bo visited on Thursday with former neighbors Ira and Elizabeth Dickie, Jack and Blanche Needham and. William and Irene Dickie. Ira and Elizabeth Dickie had their family home with them over the holiday weekend. Denver and Bren- da of Sutton attended the farewell party for Mr. Caley in Lucknow. Henry and Marilyn Van Heesch of St. Mary's spent the weekend at their trailer by the site of their new home which is being built this week on the 4th concession east, across from the home of Allan and Elsie Graham. South Kinloss Sunday school held a special Service for Pentecost Day. All the classes participated as one large group.The significance of Penticost and the meaning of the Holy Spirit was explained. Twenty-nine pieces of a puzzle were put together by the children to spell the words "Come Holy Spirit". There was a candle lighting ceremony starting with seven main candles, then with each child in turn lighting each other's candle. The importance of this was to em- phasize that the church is "The People". Then when all the candles were lit, the children sang the song "This Little Light of Mine." Elliotts have Sunday guests WH1TEcHUJFt1'H by Jean Ross Mr. and Mrs. Dawson Craig were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Walter , Elliott and Karen. They attended the anniversary church service at Chalmers on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Scheeringa and family of Elmira, Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Falconer and family of. Exeter, and Kendra Purdon of Toronto were Monday visitors with Archie and Mildred Purdon and celebrated Mildred's birthday. Bob and Lois Ross, and baby Alexander were Sunday visitors with Don and Jean Ross. Archie and Mildred Purdon, and Lloyd and Muriel Moffat of Luck - now, travelled to Port Stanley on Friday and on Saturday attended the wedding of Tracey Gardener and Jeff Haldenby in St. Paul's United ,Church in Alymer. STAG AND DOE For Christina Farrish and Remi Quirion. Friday, June 11, from 9 - 1 a.m. at the Davidson Centre, . Kincardine. Age of Majority. --22, 23x -' MMTLAND PRESBYTERIAL1 of the W.M.S. presents a Mission Festival Saturday, June 5, 1993 Guest Speakers: Mrs Margaret and -Mr. ,lake Vanderxweercte- will speak about their experiences in India and Nepal 10- 12 a.m.and 2-4p.m. i)isplays - Games • Victc•os Books - Music 7 p.m. Evening Session fraise Worship Servicr Knox Presbyterian Church 'I'eeswal er EVERYONE WELCOME! 1, HEAD-BARItNDER Required Immediately To work in what will be Goderich's newest, most comfortable bar. 3 to 4 years experience is preferred but will- ing to train the -right person. He or she must be organized and responsible to manage 3 to 4 other people, along -with bar tending duties. The right person must also be . enthusiastic with a friendly personality. Positions are also available for 2 full time ' and 2 part time waiter/waitresses. Major renovations are happening right now to the old Keg Room. It will be like never before!!! Apply in person or call for an appointment to: GUS BALKOURAS - CANDLELIGHT RESTAURANT 350 Bayfield Rd. Goderich 524-7711 J