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38 Auctions
AUCTION SALE
of 4 - 100 acre farms, a 25 acre parcel of land,
househod effects, antiques, tools and miscella-
neous items will be held for the
Carol MacCrostie Estate
on Saturday, 4une 6, 9:30 a.
37326 Belfast Road; St Helens, 2 comers south of
Lucknow and 1 mile east, or: l -1 /2 ,miles west of St.
Helens, on Belfast Road, # 37326.
TERMS ON PROPERTIES: Props will be sold
at 1 p.m. subject to reason,le reserve bid with 10%
down day of sale, balance. in. 60 days. For more
information call Dale MacCrostie 4 (519) 395-5982.
SEE LAST WEEK'S PAPER FOR FULL DETAILS
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For more information .calf Dale. MacCrostie 519-395-
982, or Aven Comeit 519-871-1329.
AUCTIONEERS: BRIAN RiNTOUL (519) 357-2349
BILL HORST (519) 595-2626
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AUCTION SALE
Of household effects, antiques & .m cellaneous
to be held for
Lorne CamPell Estate
24 Parker - Drive, Beigrave
Monday, June 15, 5 p.m. .
Household effects:
Viscount fridge; Woods freezer,
wringer washer; ` oval oak table, 2 leaves, hutch and
6 marling chairs (very nice); Maple table w/ 1 leaf
and' 4 chains; double bed, box spring t&
mattress . dresser (nice); double bed w/2
matching dressers; matching sofa & chair (light
colour); sofa & matching chair; coffee & end tomes;
oak potatoe bin; leather recliner, child's chair; desk;
office chair; computer; folding chairs; Sentry safe,
dehumidifier; book case; card table & folding chairs;
books; Rainbow vacuum cleaner (like new);.pi
& frames; stereo (newer); camera; microwave; crock
pot copper tea kettle;; &hes, , tripper
ware, pots, pans,'etc .
Antiques & Collectables buffet; ec hooi desk; hat box
dresser; large old table; cedar chest; wash stand;
blanket box; , old wail t • misc small tables;
nail keg; washboard; cuckoo clock fancy dishes
Gay Lea milk can; Foxton milk bottle; Bateson Dairy
milk bottle and other old bottles; Morris Turnberry
clock; 8 pc 'setting Royal Albert 'dishes.
Miscellaneous: Lawnflite self propelled lawn mower
(good); 10 speed CCM bike; exercise bike; sub-
mersible pump; snow shoes; hedge trimmer; electric
coeds; garden tools; garden hose; lawn chairs; lawn
ornaments etc. •
Pian to attend: Property. sold. Lunch booth.
For more Info call Arnold Bruce M 519-357-3269.
Terms: cash or aodeptable cheque with proper 1D.
Executors & auctioneers not responsible for accidents,
injury, or ions of pUrchases. Verbal announcements till*
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42 Obituari.s
ELLIOTT
L. Orville Elliott,
beloved husband of
the late Grace
(MacKinnon), died
Saturday, May 23,
2009, at Braemar
Retirement Centre,
Wingham at the age
of 86. He was born in
Kinloss Township on
July 1st, 1922 to the
late Richard and:.
Mabel Elliott. Orville
was a long time member of the Old Light
Masonic. Lodge and the Lucknow Uons Club.
He will be dearly missed by his children Donald
and wife Cherrill Elliott of Grande Prairie,
Alberta, Karen and husband David Hicks of
Listowel. Lovingly remembered by his grand-
children Brett, Blair, Devon, and Drew Hicks,
and Samantha and Jason Elliott. He is also sur-
vived by his sister Eileen Miller of Wingham and
by his brother and sisters -In-law Violet Elliott
Wilma Elliott, John (Mildred) MacKinnon, Jean
MacKenzie, and Doris MacKinnon.
Predeceased by his brothers Harold and
Ellwood Elliott. Visitation was held at
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home,
Lucknow on Tuesday, May 26, 2009 with an Old
Light Masonic Lodge Service held at 9:00 PM.
The funerai service was conducted from the
chapel, Wednesday, May 27, : Rev. Gandy
Harvey officiated. 'Pallbearers were: Ambrose
'Redmond, Bob Irwin, Barry Johnstone, Wayne
lbdd, Tom Helm, and Dave Eadie. Honorary
Pallbearers included: Frank Havthome, Jim
Boyle, Allen Graham, Bob Cyons, Gord Brooks,
Bob MacKenzie, and Alcan Hackett. His grand-
children; acted as Flower bearers. Interment at
Greenhill Petery, Lucknow. As' express
of sympathy donations can be made to the
Heart &
Stroke Foundation or oto the Lucknow
Lions Club. Memorial and *trait available on-
line at www.mackenzi -'23ar
CARSON
Jean (MacLeod) Carson passed away in
Parkwood Hospital,, London, Friday, May 8,
2009, Ont after a breve battle with cancer.
Beloved daughter of Dorothea (Alton) MacLeod
and the late Johnston MacLeod. Bom in
Kincardine Hospital, January 25, 1943, ` she
l public and high schools in Ripley, Ont.
loved mother of son Michael and daugh-
ter Tara Carson and grandson Sam. Lovingly
remembered by brothers, David, ' Donald,
Douglas and Kenneth, and sisters, Betty, Alice,
Carolyn and their families,. nieces, nephews
and friends. Funeral services were held in
Kcmoka Funeral Chapel on Wednesday, May
13, 2009. Interment Mount Pleasant Cemetery,
London, Ont. - 23cc
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48 M Memoriam
ANDREW
Hilda -1g years
We have not forgotten.
Your family and friends. - 23x
FARRISH
In loving memory of Dorothy, who passed
away June 5, 2003, age 64. ,
Sadly missed by husband Donald Famsh and
family. - 23x
GOOD
In memory of Elwyn Good, Nov. 13, 1941 to
June 2, 2004.
In a quiet country graveyard, where the gentle
breezes blow,
Sleeps the one I loved so dearly, whom Host
five years ago.
Today recalls sad memories of him, who has
gone to rest,
And the ones who think of him today are the
ones who loved him the best.
If l had one lifetime wish, one dream that
would come true,
I would pray to God above, for yesterday and
you.
Always loved and sadly missed. Nancy. - 23x
46 in Mornorians
TAYLOR
In loving memory of a dear wife, ., mother,
grandmother, and great-grandmother, Alice,
who passed away June 8, 2007.
Sadly missed along life's way
Quietly fernembered every day
No longer In our life to share
But in our hearts she's always there.
Sadly missed by husband George and fan*
- 23x .
47 Cards of Thanks
-CARSON
Thank you for the many flowers, cards and
prayers that I received during this time . of
bereavernent. Dorothea MacLeod - 23cc
CARTER
Words cannot express our sincere thanks to
our family, friends and neighbours for their kind
expressions of sympathy on the loss of our
mom, grandma and great -grandma. To anyone
who sent a card, flowers/planters, gave a
donation, brought food or just called, this was
greatly appreciated. Special thanks to Rev.
Petty Kinsman for her wonderful service and
for all the. visits, to Dale Gilchrist and Trish
Johnston for their gift of music, and the ladies ..
of South Kinloss Church for the luncheon. To
Joan and Amy from MacKenzie & McCreath
Funeral Home, for/heir compassion and guid-
ance during such a trdubled time. Also to Ron
and Janice for ; the courage to do a wonderful.
eulogy, Mom would have been very proud.
Wayne. and Cathy, Da ld and Linda, Don and
Linda and families.,- 23x
SUTTON.
Thank you to all my great friends and family
members for all of your suivort and lending
me your hands over the pet. eight weeks, spe-
giat thank' .- ou to , n .',Sha for a -great
`surpi `'. r"ty1 fku ; iefiWitiCeiAd
Korey for -holding dawn the fort! Love you all! I
look forward to seeing you all at Studio C!
Danielle. - 23ar
TRINITY UNITED CHURCH
Thank you everyone Who helped make our
140th anniversary a success. Thanks espe-
ciaity Ruth and the f choir, special readers,
Sharon for flowers, audio help, big screen TV
from Bill at Hodgins Hardware, special music,
Gordon Alton and his message, and all the
lunch help. Trinity Session. - 23
LCPS CLASS OF 2009
The graduating class would like to extend a
huge thank you to the Lucknow community for
all the support over the school year
with our fundraising. As we get ready for our
year end trip and prepare for our graduation
cerernony, we are reminded of the wonderfully
supportive community we live in. It is because
of this community we can continue: these tradi-
tions. - 23x
NICHOLSON/CHESTER
We would like to say a BIG thank you to our
amazing wedding party and all our family and
friends for making our Stag and Doe a night
we will never forget! We are so fortunate to live
In such a caring community. Ange and Jamie.
-23
AiTCHISON
We would like to thank everyone who was a
part of our 25th anniversary celebration. Yes
we were surprised, and Ailey, Nash, Laurie
and Lacey did a great job of keeping it a secret
right up until we arrived at the door. They did
an amazing job the whole night. We are very
lucky to have such great friends and family
and we appreciate all of the 'gifts, cards and
congratulations. Thanks again, Brad and
Tracy. - 23x
LUCKNOW LIONS
Our deepest appreciation goes out to the par-
ticipants and donors in this year's walk for dog
guides. $1,686 was raised for this Lions
Foundation of Canada Walk for Dog Guides, a
program that helps change many lives. Thanks
to the Sentinel for the coverage as well. - 23ar
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