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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-06-09, Page 1938" 'Auction Sale 38 Auction Sala Clearing Auction Sale of Machinery Tools, and Furniture For Iyla Burchill Saturday, June 19, 1993 10:30 a.m. (1/2 mlle west of Wingham on Highway 86) Motor home, 1973 Concord Dodge motor, 2 new front tires, `awning, gas furnace, stove, oven, 3 way fridge, air conditioner, shower, toilet, TV antenna. Chrysler New Yorker - Excellent condition (Both.if not previously sold) See full list next weeks paper. For information: Barry Burchill 357-2760 Brian Rintoul Auctioneer - 357-2349 CLEARING AUCTION SALE for - Mrs, Tillie Hackett Estate 335 Ross SI 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 dra'w.er chest;• vanity dresser, miuq, stool; bookcase bed & mattress set; trunk; lamps; foot stools: card table & chairs; odd chairs;.vacuum cleaners; high chair; 'TV trays; small kitchen appliances; odd tables for plants; extension lack der & other ladders; plate glass mir- ror; hu,ricane lamp; safe;•various clocks; suitcases; numerous other small articles found in a welt 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 orhament. 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 P.S.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- westem School of Auctioneering.. Nex Class: March 13-19.. information, con tact: Southwestem Ontario School o Auctioneering, RR 5, Woodstock' Ontario N4S 7V9. (519) 537-2115. - 23bc BE AN INTERIOR DECORATOR .. with our great horns -study course. Call for a FREE BOOK. 1-800-267-1829. The Sheffield. School, 887-38 McArthur Ave., Ottawa ON. KIL 6R2. –23bc WIN A TRiP TO BELIZE! Details at bookstores belonging to the Canadian Booksellers Association, or call toll free 11300 661 CODE Entry deadline Sept 7, 1993. Oc CODE CONSIGNMENT SALE of „Over„fj0,„Tractors,• Far,rn. Equipment • Misc items to be held al. Brindley Auction Yard, Dungannon, Ont. on Saturday, June 19, 1993 9:30 a.m. sharp. TRACTORS: MF 2675 Cab & Air. MF 275 Cab & Loader. Mf 255 & Loader, 2 ' MF 35's & Loaders. MF 165 (Square axel),'2 - MF•65's, 2 • MF 165's. MF 50 Ind ' & Loader, MF 265. MF 20 Cab & Loader, 10 • 8 & 9 N Ford's, Ford 1700, Ford 8000 & Cab, Ford 4500 Tractor -Loader -Backhoe. 1H 1466, 1H 560 & Loader, 2-1H 8275, 11-1 656. 1H Cub & Equipment, 1H 4000 Forklift, 2 - 3PTH Backhoes, Cockshutt 540, Cockshutt 1'855 (as ts(, DB 990, Deutz• 6807, Nuffield 1042 & Loader. Case 380 & Loader • 700 hrs., MF 1085 Cab & Air. Ford 5000 & Cab,. JD 1640 & 146 Loader, Belarus 500, COMPLETE LINE OF EQUIPMENT FROM LOCAL FARM SELLING AT 1:00 P.M. JD'2955 4 WD - Cab & Air, Case 970 & Cab, 1H 444 & Loader, White 20' Wheel Disc, 1 H 18' Cultivator, 2 - V Boxes & Wagons, Sprayer, M & W 250 Grain Dryer, 6 Row Narrow . Black Gleaner Corn Head (Off L2 'Combine), 15' Flex Header Series 2 (Off L2 Combine), .13' Dummie Header & Pickup (Off L2 Combine), 2 -• Plows, 1500 Gat. Liquid Manure Tank plus Misc. Items. • MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT JD 1219 Haybine (Like New), Ford 635 Haybine, New • N.-1 390 Bush. 'Manure Spreader, 3 • N•H Manure Spreaders, Discs - Plows-• Cults„ 2 • Travel Trailers & Approx. 15 Riding lawnmowers. TER( IS: Cash or Cheque with prop- er I.D. - 8% Sales Tax'and 7% G.S.T. where applicable. Owner or Auctioneer not responsible for acci- dents or loss of purchase day of sale. Any announcements• day of sale take precedence over written advertising. Lunch booth on grounds. • Auctioneer: Gordon H. Brindley For further intormatidn or consignments cal (519) 529-7625 Bus. GRAHAM At Kensington Village 'Nursing Home, London on June 3, 1993 in his 93rd year, Archie Graham: Loving father of Kathleen Kingdon, Rose Cassin and the late Albert and Mary Jennings and her husband Wayne. Sadly missed by grandchildren Raymond, Richard, Rodger, Francis. Kenneth, Gary, Laura and Travis and great grandchildren Holly and .Megan. The family received relatives and friends on Sunday, June 6 from 2 -• 4 p.m, and 7 - 9 p.m. at Memorial Funeral Home, 1445 Fan- shaWe Park Road (East of Highbury), London. Funeral services were held at Oakridge Presbyterian Church, London' on Monday, June 7th at 11 a.m., Rev, Peter Coutts officiated, followed by lunch and refreshments. Interment and Committal service at South Kinloss Cemetery, Lucknow, Ontario at 3 p.m. Memorial donations . to the Salvation Army would be appreciateby the family. --23 46. In•lvlemorlain CHADBOURNE In loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Anne Chadbourne, who passed away June 11, 1990 —` We do not forget her, we love her too dearly, For her memory to fade from our Lives like a dream; Our lips need not speak' when our hearts mourn sincerely, For grief often dwells where it seldom is seen. Always lovingly remembered by Don, Cathy and Dave, Linda and Ron, Terri, Joe and Janet, Sam and Jens and families. --23 47. Cards 01. Thanks ASKES Rick, Sharon, Heather, Trevor, relatives, friends and staff. A special thank you for your time, effort, gifts and love. Thank you seems to small to express the joy and precious memories you have given to us. God bless you, Dick and Dixie. --23ar HAMILTON I would., like to thank my family and friends for the visits, cards and flowers while I was in the hospital. Also thank you to Dr. Knox and nurses at Kincar- dine Hospital. Janie. --23x MATTHEWMAN A sincere thank you from the family of the late Arthur Matthewman; to all our dear relatives, neighbors and friends for the. many donations to charities, food brought to our home, floral arran- gements, cards of sympathy, and the Pallbearers and Flower Bearers. Also many thanks to Fran and Dave Elphick for driving, June West for being there for me and Miss Irwin for keeping me company Until my ride arrived Also to the I.C.U. staff at Wingham Hospital and the staff at Victoria Hospital. Sincere appreciation for his care from our own local staff at Lucknow Medical. Centre. Thanks to the Point Clark ladies for a lovely lunch; Joan Pollard for all her kindness and consideration and to Rev. Albert Cook for his comforting words. Lillian Matthewman, Doug and Margo and families. –23x HALLAM Thanks to Dr. Shubat and nurses on second floor Wingham . and District Hospital; also to family and friends for their visits. James. –23x 48, Cot'ning:(dent`. • BINGO Goderich Knights•of Columbus, Thurs- day, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390 Parson's Court, $3450 in prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot must go.–15tfar Family & Friends are invited to attend an Afternoon Tea 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. (and asocial evening) 8:00 - 11:00 p.m. For. Lyman and Pearl Sutton on their 60th Anniversary Saturday, June 12,:1993 at Teeswater Culross Complex Congratulations and Bist Wishes Only Please • ANNUAL MEETING The Wingham .& Area Seniors Day Centre Cordially invites you to their Annual Meeting to be held at the Seniors Day Centre on JUNE 14TH Dessert & Coffee will be served at 7:00 p.m, Meeting to follow... GUEST SPEAKER: Frances Ellett M.P.H. - Program Administrator Southwestern Ontario Regional Geriatric Program Lueknaw Sentinel, Wednesday, June 9, 1993 - Page 19 48' COMIng. Event 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 STAG AND DOE For Christina Farrish and Rem! Quirion. Friday, June 11, from 9 - 1 a.m. at the Davidson Centre, Kincardine. Age of Majority. --22, 23x 137TH ANNIVERSARY SOUTH KINLOSS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. John Congram, editor of The Pres- byterian Record will be the guest speaker. Services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. June la.Special music, nursery provided.–22,23ar . BRIDAL SHOWER A bridal shower in the form of .a "Come and Go Tea” will be held for Nancy Rombouts, bride elect of Tom (Tam) Forster, from 1 p.m, to 4 p.m. on Sun- day, June 20 at the home of Garry and Donna Sutton, 742 Stauffer St. --23x LOCHALSH CEMETERY ANNUAL MEETING June 19, .1:30 p.m. at the cemetery. -- 23x GARAGE SALE Sat., June 19, 8:30 - noon at the Pres- byterian Manse: Sponsored by Pres- byterian Youth Group. Proceeds to Canadian Food Grains Bank. –23 SINGLES DANCE Sunday, June 13. Wingham Legion Hall. Dancing 7 - 11 p.m. Music by 'Black Magic. No blue jeans please. --23gp 80TH BIRTHDAY The family of Gordon Johnstone invites friends to a come and go tea to help him celebrate his 80th birthday on Sat., June 26., from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at the 'Institute rooms, Town Hall, Lucknow. -- 23,24x LUCKNOW HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY PICNIC will be held Friday, June 25, 6 p.m., Legion. Special speaker and entertain- ment --23x - SUNDAY NIGHT SINGLES DANCE June 13, 7 - 11 p.rn. Live Country and Western Band. Open bar. Dress code. Victorian .Inn, Romeo St. N. Stratford. -- 23gp NOSTALGIA-RAMA '93 'Summer 'Show, Sun. June 13, 10 - 4 p.m: 85 dealers from Ont. and Que. Small antique collectibles, nostalgia, old advertising, posters, tins, signs, postcard document, old toys,' spoltscards, tools, bottles, big band posters, res room/ bar decors. Coke/country store items. Coins, medals,, militaria, breweriana. Other happy related items. –23gp 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, 22,23x Police are investigating theft in Lucknow Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are seeking, the public's assistance in the investigation of a break, enter and theft which occurred in the village of Lucknow. The Kincardine Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police, report that during the evening of Jan. 3, 1993, person(s) unknown broke the glass to the front door of the C.E. MacTavish Shell station on Campbell Street, and once inside stole a quantity of cigarettes. . If you can help in this or any other 'case, Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are willing to pay a reward up to $1000 for information leading to an arrest. CALL CRIME STOP- PERS TOLL FREE AT 1-800-265- 3787. You need not identify your- self. No one will know who you are. You will never have to testify in court, and you could be eligible for a cash reward. Active living: investing in your life A few years ago, a quote like the one above would have conjured up images ofsweaty bodies, expensive designer gear and feats of Her- culean strength. It was enough to send most of us cowering back to the couch, clutching our beloved remote control and holding on for dear life. Fortunately, our appreciation of physical activity has changed. "It's not so inch that the rules have changed,” says Mary Gingrich, Physical Activity Promoter at the Bruce -Grey -Owen Sound Health Unit, "It's more like we've thrown the rule book out! We've shifted away from the 'no pain no gain' approach to a more personal ap- proach to physical activity." Mrs. Gingrich notes that while we can still admire the accomplish- ments of elite athletes, we don't have to get pangs of guilt. because we don't get up with the -chickens - to work out. "It . is up to each and every . one of us to define what physical activity means to us." Gingrich explains that the concept of "active living" encourages Canadians to move a little more, a little more often. People feel com- fortable deciding for themselves- how active they want to be and what kinds of activities they like' best. They make the decisions based on their goals and daily routines. "For some, that means bitting the gym five time a week or competing in the Ironman Triathlon. But for others it's back to the basics, walling the dog, cycling to work or school. Simply enjoying active times alone or with friends." "From the time we start crawling, 'we receive health benefits ' from every little bit of daily physical activity, "says Mrs. Gingrich. While early studies focused on vigorous. exercise, recent research has found that even people who are , moderately active will reap, the health benefits. Leisure time activity that uses as little as 500 extra calories a week will contribute to better health. Thi$ isn't much. A daily- 15 minute walk will do it, so will three 10 minute treks through the day. That's the good news. The bad news is that research suggests that a lot of us still haven't caught on. Only 22 per cent of Bruce -Grey residents participate in ' daily 'physical activity according to the Ontario Health Survey (1990). The Campbell's Survey on Well -:Being in Canada (1988) shows that only one-third of Canadians are active enough to enjoy the health benefits. Most Canadians could prevent or 'reduce many health problems by increasing their levels of physical actijiity. . Hre! s -haw -some. -Can taking active living to heart: Mary goes -for a visiting' walk almost every day in thee neighbor- hood she has lived for 55 years. As the walk progresses, some of her. neighbors join her. It's the best way they have to keep. up with what is ,happening in their comfntinity. Ali and Farrah learned how to square dance when they first moved to Canada. It's lots of active fun and they have met many interesting people. Roger and his friends spend most weekends together. In the winter they ski --downhill and cross- country. In the summer they camp, canoe, water ski and . hike. They never know what they will be doing next --only that they'll be doing something. Active Living --try it and make an investment for a lifetime. Chances are, you'll even enjoy id Making Health Happen is written by BGOSHU staff. We welcome your comments and story ideas. Please write to Making Health Happen, c/o Bruce -Grey -Owen Sound Health Unit, 920 1st Avenue West, Owen Sound, Ontario, N4K 4K5.