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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-21, Page 1938, Auction Sale EVENING AUCTION SALE of Household effects, farm machinery, and real estate will be held for Mrs. Fern Vibert, Pt lot 14 & 15, Conc 1, Huron Twp . approx 5 miles W of Lucknow on Hwy 1186 Monday, July 26/93 5:30 p.m. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS: 9' pine kitchen table, 8 maple chairs. china cabinet, coffee and end tables, stereo radio combination with 8 track, two drawer filing cabinet, microwave, small freezer, Hotpoint refrigerator. selection of dishes and cooking utensils, picnic table, Thermos barbeque, 1 year old, Pulse strider exerciser, air conditioner FARM MACHINERY: 10' cultivator with 3 pth; 10' chain harrows, 512 NH manure spreader, 7' J D mower, #10 M F baler, two wagons and flat racks, hay elevator and motor; Geo Smyth single auger snowblower, 3 pth scrap er blade MISC: Ford LT 81 riding lawn mower with 36" cut, Bolens garden tiller: gas weedeater; round bale feeder; cattle crate, fuel tanks, two wheel trailer, wheel barrow, tractor chains, 180 amp electric welder, garden, hand and power toots: Mastercraft chain saw, Sears Crattsmaster sander, cordless drill, Skil saw, bench grinder, Jack -all jack, w,orm segregator including pails and paras_ quantity of firewood and slab wood; approx 30 cedar fence posts, approx. 10 cedar stakes, quanti- ty of penning 2' x 6', cistern pump; camper. for a pickup truck with fridge, stove and washroom. Other articles toc,numerous to men- tion Listing subject to change. TERMS: Cash or cheque with proper I.D. night of sale on farm machinery, household effects and miscellaneous items. REAL ESTATE: consisting of approx. 26.78 acre hobby or horse farm with creek and two ponds. A bungalow with large kitchen area, sunken living room, bathroom, and three bedrooms. The home was remodelled in 1989 and a new roof in 1993. Property will be offered for sale by pub- lic auction, at approx. 8:00 p.m., selling subject to a reasonable reserve bid, TERMS ON REAL ESTATE: 1;5% down, night of sale, balance in 60 days. Owner and auctioneers not responsi- ble for accidents or loss of purchase night of sale. Any announcements night of sale, take precedence over any written advertising. E. & O. E: Clerk; RobertGilchrist Auctioneers: Grant McDonald - Ripley 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh Teeswater - 392-6170 MCALUSTER We take great pleasure in expressing our sincere thanks to everyone who helped us celebrate our Golden Wed- ding Anniversary, our family, relatives, and members of the "Old Gang", neigh- bors and friends far and near. We especially enjoyed the "come and go -tea"-at tvfafyLoo-and•Doug s and alrthe special events on being married for fifty happy years. The,many cards, gifts and flowers we received were wonderful and will always be remembered. Thanks to Pat at the Sentinel for her patience with us, on a hot day. Bob and Ethel -29x 38, Auction Sale , Auction Sala AUCTION SALE Antiques. collectibles. furniture, appliances and household 'effects for Brian and Shannon McCtinctiey and family, Wednesday, July 28th, at 5:30 p.m. TO BE HELD AT THE FARM: t of 30, Concession 2, Fast Wawanosh Township, 1 1/4 miles north of Auburn 3/4 miles east FURNITURE and • ANTIQUES: Antique 2 door wardrobe (mirror doors, bottom drawer), oak kitchen table and 4 matching chairs, matching antique wooden chairs, 4 other matching wooden chairs, antique wood sideboard with mirror, china cabinet (glass upper), oak desk, Singer treadle sewing machine (with machine), long narrow antique wooden side table, 2 other antique wooden tables with drawers, 2 matching end tables, wooden stereo cabinet, hall tree, 2 - 6 draw- er dressers, matching bedroom suite. double bed and mattress, 2 dressers, Queen size pine waterbed with drawers & headboard with lights, children's bunk beds and mattress. 20" colour TV, 1?" blIck and white TV. card table, old scale, lots of bottles. antique Underwood typewriter. quilt, ,red end white enamel pots and pans, large couch (beige tweed). oval antique table, ofd wire egq baskets, antique toveseat, old cupboard, shelves, 2 picnic tables, mini trampoline gun rack, child's table and chair set, planter, etc APPLIANCES and HOUSEHOLD: Kenmore heavy duty washer, Kenmore heavy duty dryer (5yrs ), Venmore gas harheque, ( tyr) old, 2 door side by side fridge, chest freezer, old bathtub, 2 stainless steel sinks, stereo & turntable, lamps, fur race humidifier (new, still in box), 10 gallon fish aquarium complete with stand; blankets, sheets, bedspreads, curtains, tablecloths. baskets, houseplants, dried flower arrangements, dishes. glasses & mugs, Moutinex food processor, wok, trays, cookbooks. Tupperware. pictures, books, games and toys, canning jars, new mailbox, paints & stains, stroller, playpen, baby intercom, shop vac TOOLS, LAWN & GARDEN, FARM, MISC: John Deere 200 8 hp• garden tractor, Canadiana push lawnmower, 2 5 hp garden tillers. gas weedeater. electric weedeater, fertilizer spreader. wheelbarrow, mise, shovels & implements, garden supplies, 2 new spools barbed wire. bricks, fence stakes, insulators, 175' drainage tile, gals water trough, 6 section scaffolding cornplete, Homelite chain- saw, 1/2 HP jet pump. 1976 Chev Scottsdale (for parts or farm use), manure spreader wagon, load of cedar, fence posts, oxy/acetylene torches, Showgun TV antenna, mise tools, socket sets, extension cords, 24' aluminum ladder, 5' alu- minum step ladder, work benches, fluorescent lights, 22 cal rim fire rifles (FAC required), 2 GT snowracers (new). hockey net, brown steel siding, storm win- dows, 2 screen doors, pink insulation, miscellaneous builder's supplies, 2 cordless drills, 4" electric plane etc • CAR: 1985 Pontiac Grand Am, 2 door automatic, p s , p h , sunroof, AM/FM cas- sette, air, tilt, 147000 km (if not sold prior to auction dale). subject to reserve and many, many more items too numerous to mentionilll SALE ORDE'Rt --,Dishes, bedding, small household items, furniture, appliances, tools,' mise items t unch booth Auctioneer Richard Lobb Clinton - 482-7898 ,Farm is sold - For info, contact B. McClinchey (526-7199) LOREE Wasn't that a Party! Our deepest ap- preciation to Bruce and Barb Willits for the use of their property and services. To Austin and Mildred Loree, Joanne Atkinson and Bob Loree, our executive, and all the committee of workers who helped make the 6th Loree reunion such a success. A big thank you to the businesses of the area who so kindly helped with the use of their services and vehicles. To the caterers for a superb banquet. To the Lorees Who came from all over Canada and the U.S. to help us celebrate over 300 years in North America. Sincerely, The Western Lorees of Justice MB. -29x MATTHEWS - HELM We would like to extend a sincere thank 'you to everyone who attended the social evening held in our honor On July 17. To our wedding party and everyone else who helped in anyway with set up, working -the -bar -and -selling -tickets to Torii Andrew for his help and donation and to everyone who came back on Sunday and helped with the clean-up, we could never thank you enough for all that you did to make it such a success. Special thanks to Calvin and Mandy for all their time spent planning and or- ganizing this event for us. The night will always be remembered due to ,all of your hard work and special friendship and the help of alot of "great friends". Thanks again Phyllis and Grant. -29nc MCKENZIE Special thanks to my Lucknow friends and my fellow Health Care Aides that i used to Work with at Pinecrest Manor for .their visits, cards, flowers, phone calls and baking. It was very much appreciated. Marie -29x KEMPTON We would like to thank our family, relatives and friends for the many cards, gifts and flowers we received on our 40th anniversary, Especially our family for the horse and wagon ride and ,the lovely barbecue at our son Tom's place. You all certainly made our 40th something we will cherish forever. Bill and Janet, -29x GAVIGAN Many thanks to the community; relatives and friends for all their love, .gifts and best wishes at my bridal shower July 11. Also special thanks to Connie Black and Diane Drennan for putting it on and all their hard work. Trish, --29x MURRAY Special thanks to Dr, Gear and O.B. Nursing staff who looked after us so well during our stay at Wingham and District Hospital. Thanks to all of our relatives, friends and neighbors for cards, visits and lovely gifts and also to those who looked after my big sisters Vicky and Alicia. Thanks again Karen and Shelby. -29 HOWALD AND KUMPREY I wish to express my sincere thanks to all the ladies that attended my com- munity bridat"r3hower. Special thanks to Ruth.Bell, Wilma Clarke and the South Kinloss Ladies who , organized the shower. I received many useful and lovely gifts. Your generosity will always be fondly remembered. Katrina. --29 SHEPHERD A sincere thanks to everyone for the lovely bridal shower gifts. Special thanks to Ruth, the choir and Scottish dancers for organizing and hosting the shower. Lynn. --29x LUCKNOW OLD DEVILS The Lucknow Old Devils would like to thank Pepsi, Coca Cola, Lucknow Vit- lage Market, Algonquin Breweries, Lucknow Sales Barn and Andrew Dairy helped them make their tournament success. --29 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 MUSIC .FOR YOUNG CHILDREN _For_information andJor.to-cegister_forlbe ._ Music For Young Children Program phone Marilyn at 528-3936.-27-30nxc DUNGANNON AMBASSADOR OF THE FAIR CONTEST Contestants must be 17 years to 22 years, of age, reside in Ashfield, .Col- borne or West Wawanosh Townships. Lots of prizes. Winner advances to Miss Mid -Western Ontario in Lucknow and Miss C.N.E. in Toronto. Contact Carol at 529-7432 NOW.--28,29ar LUCKNOW CRAFT FESTIVAL , July 30 and 31. Friday 12 noon - 10 p.m. Saturday 10 a.m, - 5 p.m. Lucknow Arena - admission $1.00, children under 12 with adult, free. Crafts, baking, produce and demonstrations. --28,29,30 LOCAL BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS • Are you searching for reasonable adver- tising? Enter a representative in file Dungannon Ambassador of the Fair competition, For more information 'call 529-7432 TO-DAY.--28,29ar SINGLES DANCE Sunday, July 25 at the Legion Hall, Wingham. Dancing from 7 - 11 p.m. Music by Black Magic. No blue jeans please. --299p Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 21, 1993 - Page 19 DUNGANNON FAIR PRINCE "AND PRINCESS CONTEST Child must be 6 - 12, years of age and reside in Ashfield, Colborne or West Wawanosh Townships" Enter at Dawson Store Dungannon. Draw at Fair Friday August 6.--28,29ar 2 BAYFIELD ANTIQUES FAIR 8th annual. August 6,7,8, Bayfield, Ontario. Thirty-four well known dealers. Come to Bayfield - - 'The Little Village with a lot of Class"! information (519) 565-2164.--28-30gp FAMILY PICNIC The Bruce County Family Coalition Party is holding their Annual Family Picnic, in Chepstow, at the Lions Park, on Sunday, August 8, from 12 - 4 p.m. Food,- friends, games, door prizes. Drop in and join the fun(-27-31gp QUILT SHOW Plan to attend Bruce County's I.P.M. Quilt Show during Mildmay -Carrick Homecoming. Featuring all competition entries, merchants mall, demonstrations. Lunch room. Metcalfe Auction Centre, Mildmay. July 30 - August 1st. 9:30 a.m.to 5:00 p.m. Phone 367-2478.--29,30gp RIPLEY & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB BEEF B.B.Q. Sunday, July 25, 4 - 7 p.m. Adults ad- vance $8, at the door $9, children 12 and under $4, preschool free, --29 HIGH COUNTRY JAMBOREE At Ripley Legion Hall on August 1, 1 - 5 p.m. Bar and kitchen open. Dancing. Players bring own instruments. Everybody welcome, $4.00. each. Call 392-6680. --29,30x GOLDEN HORSESHOE STEAM SHOW Gas Era Village, antique cars, sawmill, fiddling, threshing, parades, crafts, Fordson tractor and Ford automotive display. Caledonia, July 30-31, August 1-2. --29bc MACDONALD REUNION 64th Annual MacDonald Clan Reunion Saturday, July 31st at MacDonald Cedar Grove at 2 p.m. Everyone wel- come to attend the dance at Point Clark Community Centre. Music by Norman Dunsmoor.-29,30x LIVET by Loraine McGuire Susan Vansickle visited for a few days with relatives in Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Barrett of Toronto are spending some time at theirsummer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bennett of London spent the weekend at their simmer home here. Mr. and Mrs. Ron McGuire and Christ intended a family reunion in Walkerton on Sunday, July 11. Scott McGuire was one of the Ripley Boy Scouts who Left far Alberta on Saturday, July 10 for their Jamboree. Reports were that the weather was cold and wet, They were taking in the Calgary Stam- PePeter Vansickle is enjoying a couple of weeks vacationing with friends-.-They-left-on motorcycles and are touring Ontario and will spend some time at a family cottage at Tel lymagami. Paul's persepective on welfare system Welfare is a topic most every one has an opinion on and most people can agree that the system must be changed. Whether its welfare for the rich, the Canadian Senate or the system inplace in Huron County, most people want major changes. In Ontario we cannot change the Senate, however, we are making changes in the Ontario system. The present system is confusing and it is not helping the people who should be helped. The Family Benefits System is operated by the province and the General Welfare Allowance (GWA) system is run by the county. Each system has its own legislation, regulations, policies, guidelines, administrations and categories. Funding is by the province, but 20 per cent of the GWA comes f oyn the county. It's an expensive system. Over the past few years; the number of people needing welfare has skyrocketed. The recession and free trade have put more people out of work and onto welfare than at any time in the province's history. We must change the focus' of the sys- tem to helping people get back to work. The present system is not helping unemployed people learn new skills and find jobs. WE are going to continue to provide finan- cial support to people in need, but in a way that takes away the bar- riers to work that are now in the system. The Ontario Child Income Program will take children's benefits out of the welfare system. It will provide a monthly cheque for all low-income families. The Ontario Adult benefit program will replace the complicated two-tiered Family Benefits/General Welfare Assistance with a unified system with one set of rules for the whole 'province. Adults will be provided with a monthly cheque that will take into account the cost of food, clothing,' shelter and personal needs. Extra financial support will be given to persons with disabilities to cover disability -related expenses. Welfare can be a treadmill which is difficult to escape from because the barriers to people with little education, skills and experience. It's hard to find work when changing technologies and new industries mean your skills are no longer wanted. We believe that most people want to work. But we also recognize that it's hard to find work when changing technologies and new industries mean your skills are no longer wanted. JOB LINK will be a program to help adults equip themselves with skills and training to find jobs. If you would like a copy of the —proposed changes-,-please-call-my--- office and ask for Turning, Point, New Support Programs for People with Low Incomes. Healthy Children summer program in Dungannon Hammering could be heard outside the Dungannon United. Church this month as a group of eight 10 -year-olds made Canada Food Guide windchimes. This was part of a summer program facilitated by Public Health Nurses Marilyn King and Mar- garet deBoer as part of the Heal- thy Children Program of the Huron County. Health Unit. Through games, songs, crafts, skits and physical activity the children explored the importance of eating well, being physically active everyday, and feeling good about themselves. Health Inspector Phil Paquette came to one session with his "glow germ" presentation on handwashing. The participants were surprised to find their apparently well -washed hands "glowing" around their finger- nails, rings, and wrists. Eight children received cer- tificates at the fast session for their energetic and enthusiastic involvement in the program.