The Lucknow Sentinel, 1996-06-12, Page 1338. Auctions
AU.CTIQN SALE:
Of
Consignment of Gooc9s,
`Farm Machinery and: Homo
. Furnishings will . e held at
Teeswater Agri -Curl
Buiidng on
Monday June 24
230 pm
partial Gist includes: tractors,
bale wagons, dining room
suite, living room and
bedroom furniture, pump
organ, collectables, and
more.
To consign good machinery
Or household items, call
392-6170 as soon as
possible.
AUCTIONEERS:
Wallace Ballagh,
Teeswater 392-6170
Grant McDonald,
3.►u
tions
Anion Sale
of Household Effects.
Appliances, Antiques,
Primitives, Collectables
. and miscellaneQq s'ii ems
from Gus, rind Audrey
Hamilton of Wingharn along
with consignments f ern
other area homes.
Thursday Evening,
Jure 13, 1996
at 6:30 pm
at the
Windham Sales
• Arena
(lust North of Wingham on
Hwy #4)
Auctioneer Jake Kikkert
(519) 357-2987
a
42. obitUar e
0, years,. having lobed in
1928, the year of the church
Union, and was also a mem;
ber of the United Church
Women. Miss Thompson
aintained an. active %ole in
community events and was
keenly jelterest'ed in CIVIC
projects,. provincial: and
national • politics. She was a
charter member of both the
Lucknow Girl Guides and
Lucknow Canadian Girls in
Training (CGIT), Helen L..
Thompson was b®rn in
Lucknow ••on Jan. 22, 1906;
the second in a family 9f
eight of Robert H. and
Isabella (Campbell)
Thompson. She leaves to
mourn her passing a sister,.
Mrs. William (Frances)
Hewat of Abbotsford, B.C.,
a brother Robert Thompson
of Windsor, and sisters-in-
law Edith Thompson of
Windsor, Margaret
Thompson and Arnetta
Thompson, both of
Lucknow; 12 nieces, and
nephews; 22 great nieces
and nephews; ` andsix great
great nieces and nephews.
Miss Thompson was prede-
ceased by her parents; two
sisters Donalda .Thompson
and Mrs. Price (Norma)
Naylor; and three brothers,
Willard, Campbell and
Harold Thompson. Visitation
was at the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home,
Lucknow, where Rev.'
William Bresnahan of the
Lucknow United Church
conducted' ,the service on
June' 7.: Th:e Lucknow
United Church ctioir sang
How Great Thou Art;
Organist was Donalda
Moffat. Flower bearers were
five nieces: Janet Mayhew
of Kitchener; Anne Whittle"
of Esse*, Patricia Hunter of
Wingham, Joanne
McFarlane of Brampton,
and ,Ardonna Hewat of
Bellwood.. Honorary 'pall-
bearers were ••Russell
Whitby, Jim Boyle, Howard
Neable and nephew Don
Thompson, all of Lucknow,
and nephew Murray' Hunter
of'Wingham Pallbearers
were six nephews: ' David,
Thompson of Guelph,
Claude Mayhew of
Kitchener, John Thompson.
of Ottawa, Robert
Thompson of Richmond Hill,
Kevin Whittle of Essex and
Matthew Hunter ' of
Wingham. Interment
Thompson family plot,
Greenhill Cemetery,
Lucknow.24
42. Obituaries
• ELVA J. NEEDHAM
Elva Jane Needham, of
Trillium Court, Kincardine
and formerly of Ripley,
passed away at the
Kincardine Hospital on June
3, 1996 in her 84th year.
Shewas a member of the
Ripley United Church.. Born
in Culross Township on
March 15, 1913,,the former
Elva Wall was a daughter of
the late Joseph E. and
Jessie C. (Scott) Wall. 'Mrs.
Needham is survived by two.
daughters Donna Needham
Consignment
Auction Sale
to be held at -
Brindley Sales Yard
Dungannon, Ontario
(approx. 80 miles north of ,
Port Huron)
Saturday, June 22/96
9:30 AM
CONSISTING OF: approx.
100 tractors & approx. 300
pieces of equipment.
TRACTORS: (20) 8N & 9N
Fords, (3) Ford 5000's, Ford
7000, IH 986, IH 5140 4wd &
cab, IH 574 & bush hog
loader, Ford 5610 & cab;
Ford 3610, JD 2130, ford
340A- & cab, iH 414 &
'Loader, NIF 1140 4wd. &
loader, (3) MF 285's, (2) MF.
65, (3) MF 165's, Kubota
6030 4 wd & loader, (5)- MF
135's, ME 1100, Case 1470,
DB 990 & loader, (2) Case
430, (2) MF 50, Oliver 550,
Case 970 & cab, MF 240,
MF 283 & cab.
BACKHOES Case 580K - 4
wd, MF 80, Ford 5555,Ford
555, Henry 3 pth.
LOT 1: MI' 510D combine,
{2) Dion Forage Boxes,
Kubota tractor, -Owatonna
Swather, NH forage blower,
etc., etc.
LOT 2: N -H baler & thrower,
•(3) bale thrower wagons,
fertilizer spreader, IH
swather, (2) V. box &
wagons, forage box, etc:,
etc.
EQUIPMENT: New blades,'
roto mowers, tillers, finishing
mowers, riding lawn mowers,
4 wheelers, trailers, etc.,
etc., etc.
H2ybines, hay mowers,
rakes, wheel rakes.
1981 Honda (bike) 1100
Interstate.
TERMS: Cash or Cheque
with proper I.D.: 8% Sales
Tax and 7%,,G.S.T. where
applicable. ',Owner or
auctioneer not responsible
for accidents or loss of
purchase day of sale. Any
'announcements day of sale
take precedence over written
advertising.
Gordon H. Brindley'
(519) 529-7970 Res.
529-7625 iaus.
REMINDER NOTICE
,For
SPECIAL:
HOPSE SALE.
at
Lucknow Community
Sales Barn on
Friday Evening
June 14/96 7:00 PM
Consisting of
Consignments, plus buggy,
cutter, saddles, tack, new
horse trailer, .etc., etc,. etc.
Consignments welcome
For more information call:
(519) 529-7625
(519) 529-7970
39.Educational
LEARN AUCTIONEERiNG
at the Southwestern School
of'Auctioneering. Next class
August 17-23196. Contact:
Southwestern Ontario
School of Auctioneering,
R.R. .#5,: Woodstock,
Ontario N4S 7V9 (519)537-
2115.--24bc
[40. Lost/Found
LOST - BLUE 'cooler May
30 at Kinsmen Ball Park.
Phone 529-3164. --24ar
LOST - ' TRI -COLORED
male beagle, lost in
Dungannon area. Call 524-
5273 Goderich collect. --
24cc
42. Obituaries
HELEN, L.,THOMPSON
A retired Lucknow Public
School teacher, Helen
Louise .Thompson, passed
away at Wingham and
District Hospital on June '4,-
1996, in her 91st year. Miss
Thompson was an elemen-
tary school teacher for 45
years. She attended
Stratford Normal school and
accepted her first teaching
•position in 1925 at SS # 4
Greenock Township. for one
year., This was, followed by,
five years. at S,S. # 3, on
Conc. 10 Kinloss Township;
22 years at Hanover 'Public
School and 17 'years at
Lucknow public School.
Miss Thorripson retired in
1970. She was a long tirne
member of the'Lucknow
United Church and choir for
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142. Obituaries 1
and her husband ,$toxo
Pasquan of Brights Grove,
and •Mary and'�her husband
ob Simpson of Kintail;
seven grandch'ildren; a
brother Lorne and his wife
Catherine Wall of Clinton, a
sister Amanda andher hus-
band Jim Hamilton of
Exeter; seven. grandchi0-
dre.n, 13 nieces and
nephews, and 31 great
nieces and nephews. She
was predeceased by her
husband Russel David
Needham. Rev. V. Wilkie, of
the Ripley United Church
officiated at the service held
in the chapel at the
MacKenzie and McCreath
Funeral Home, 'Ripley, on
June 6. Organist was Karen
Martyn. Flower bearers
were seven grandchildren:
Jessie, Maggie and Russell
Pasquan, Bob, Tom, Sarah
and Russell. Simpson.
Pallbearers were tom Inglis,
John Wall, Robert Wall,
Larry Hamilton, Jim
Needham and Bill Elliott.
Interment Ripley Cemetery--
r�
24.
43..Births
TWIN BOYS
MCGREGOR
Bill 'and Joanne (nee
Agnew) of Calgary., Alberta.
,are thrilled to announce the
safe arrival of Twin Boys
Troy Shawn 5 lbs.; 7 oz.
and Cble_,Martin 5. lbs., 2
oz,. on June 10, 1996. Proud
grandparents are Joe and
Dean Agnew of Lucknow
and Rev. and 'Mrs. Wm.
McGregor of 'Winnipeg,
Manitoba. -24ar
47. Cards of
Thanks
MOSER
I wish to express my thanks
to all who came to the com-
munity shower on May 25,
in honor of my forthcoming
marriage to Sam Murray, A.
special thanks to Margaret
Hamilton and Roberta
Whytock for being such gra-
cious hosts. Your thought-
fulness and generosity will
net be forgotten. Thank you!
Rosemary. --24x
GREENWAY PROJECT
Many. thanks to ,all who
attended the official opening
of our Greenway Project
Lucknow Walk. An extra
special thank you to our
guest speakers, Murray
Elston and Rev. Bresnahan,
to Phil Beard and the MVCA
Staff and Gary and our
Village Staff for all the extra
effort; to Betty Bell, Garden
Grove Florist for decorating
the Multi -Purpose Room
and to Tracy of Everlastings
for providing the bouton-
nieres and corsage for the
head table guests. Thanks
also to all of you who partici
ipated in the project for your
cooperation and enthusi-
asm. You made working on
the Project a real. pleasure.
Lynn Peck, Greenway
Steering committee. -24
47 Cards of
Thanks
THGMPSGN
The family of the late Helen
Thompson wish to express
their thanks to thoser who
extended sympathy and
assisted at the time of her
death. A special thanks to
those careworkers and
friends who, for many years,
made it possible for Helen
to enjoy a quality life, in her
own home, past the age of
ninety. --24x
BLAKE
0 would like to thank Joan
Finlay and Joanne Atkinson
for all the help they gave me
during my 3 years in.
Pathfinders so I was able to
achieve my Canada Cord.
Many thanks to the both of
you for your dedication as
Guiders. Amy. --24x
MURRAY ,
I would like to thank i3arb
Ross for hosting my bridal
shower and all the ladies
who helped to make it extra
special. Also a big thank
you to those who attended.
Your thoughtfulness is
greatly appreciated. Sherry.
-24
JOHNSTONE ,
I would like to thank every-
cine for making my latest
birthday such a memorable
one: Your thoughtfulness,
gifts and surprises Were all
appreciated. Thanks again.
Donna. --24
' ALTON
1 wogld like to' thank every=
one for the parties, flowers,,
'presents and cards 1 got
since retiring.' To the. resi
•dents at Pinecrest '1 miss
you, and it was hard saying
good-bye. I ,'will always feel
close to you. To all the girls
you were great to work with
and I- miss you. I wish all the
best to Pinecrest and every-
one ,there. Keep up the
good work. Love Edna. --
24x
48. Coming
Events
47. Cards of
Thanks
PROGTgR
We would like to thank our
farnily, friends and neigh-
bors -for the cards, flowers,
food and donations at the
time of our mothe.r's death.
Th<: nks also to Elly
VanBergen for her thought-
ful words at the funeral ser-
vice and the Belgrave UC°W.
for providing lunch. Your
kindness was sincerely
appreciated and' will always
be ,remembered. The; family
of Alice Procter. --24x
COOK
I would like to thank my wife
Marion and my family for
putting on a surprise party
for my 60th birthday. I would
like to thank my friends and
neighbors for their cards
and gifts. Also for making it
a occasion to remember.
Lorne. --24
48. Coming
Events
PLAYERS WANTED
Come join us for lawn bowl-
ing June 18, 7 p.m. at
Lucknow Lawn Bowling
Club. The sport of the 90s.
Information 528-2708: --24x
BINGO
Goderich Knights of
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m.
Columbus Centre, 390
Parson's Court, $3450 in
, prizes. $1000.00 Jackpot
must go.---t5tfer
'STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
Lucknow :'Presbyterian."
Church, Thursdays June 13.
Two settings 5 p.m. and
6:30 p.m. Tickets,
advance ONLY'at Finlay
Decorators 528-3434
Monday Friday 8 a.m. -, 6
p.m., Saturday 8. a.m. - 1'
p.m: --19-24
COMBINE DEMOLITION
DERBY.
Classic Cars,GIANT Craft '
Sale, Tractors, Auction,
Flea Market: Rockton'
Antique and Hobby, Show,
June 22 and 23. Info:
(905)696-31.08.--24bc
Lucknow United Church
‚3*'
.Saute
Sunday, June 16th, 1996
Guest Speaker: Rev. Rea Grant of
Wingham
11:Op a.m. 'Service: Special music by
Basement Brass, Junior Choir and
duets by Raylene Rebryna & Rachel
Pritchard
7:30 p.m. Service: Special music by
Strday Sunshine v& our Senior Choir
mIr