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AUCTION. SALE for Fred
and Mary Guest„, 8 .miles
north, of Lucknow, Saturday,
July 1 at 11: a.m.
Auctioneer Allan R. Mil,ler..
Phone 395-6062.. --2Sar
AUCTION IOh SALE
Consignment: auction sale of
home furnishings,. antiques,
trailer, two ears at
DAVIDSON CENTRE
-A KINCARDINE
FRip 4U,NE 21 AT
' 5:30 P.M.
For 3 Estates pus other
consignors.
PARTIAL LISTING• Includes'.
Iivingroom, diningroorn.,
kitchen and bedroom
furnishings; Fry & Blackwell
couch and chair, maple
diningroom table, hutch and
buffet; appliances; maple.
bedroom suite; cherry
bedroom suite; quilts and
bedding; 48" vanity and
Counter; carpenter and
garden tools; building
material; 70 HP outboard
motor; 1 1/2 HP boat motor;
garden tiller; riding
Lawnmower; 3 wheel bike;
1979 Aristocrate camper -
house trailer; 1979 MG car
with convertible, hard top &
canoe tops; selling certified.
an estate car; 1980
Plymouth Volarie - selling as
is.
Listing subject to change
without notice
Preview after 3:00 P.M.
Friday .
Terms cash/cheque with
proper t,D. night of sale E. &
O.E.
AUCTIONEERS
GRANT MCDONALD,
RI.PLEY
395-5353
WALLACE BALLAGH,
TEESWATER
392 170
Auction Calendar
Fri.: June 21
5:30 p.m.
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE,
Home furnishings, antiques,
trailer & 2 cars.
Kincardine
Davidson Centre
Monday June 24
2:30 p.m.
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
Home furnishings, machinery
and cars.
Teeswater
Agri -Curl Building
Starting with machinery;
household effects starting at
6:30 p.m. -
Monday July .1
10:30 a.m...
AUCTION SALE
Home furnishings, carand
real estate for Doris
Nicholson &• estate of
Clayton Nicholson, •
15 Ripley St., Village of
Ripley,
Friday, July 5
5:30 p.m.
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION 'SALE
Home furnishings and
° antiques,
Kincardine Davidson
Centre,
Friday July 19
5:30 p.m.
CONSIGNMENT
- AUCTION SALE
Home furnishings' and.
antiques,
Kincardine Davidson
Centre,
AUCTIONEERS
GRANT McDONALD,
RiPLEY
395-5353
WALLACE. BALLAGH
TEESWATER
3.92.6170
i'Vedlttesc aye Jut
8. A odors
2 DAY UNRESERVED
.ALICTION, 10am June 22.
U:404, R' 's,,,nreserved
reposi June 23shop/.office
equipment, Kriland 'Marine,,
Hanle, Hwy. 400 exit Essa
Road: SW, right Arda Street,
right First' Street, fallow
signs. Aero :Marine Auction
Sales. 705.73.4-4777«-25bc
RemifHoer Notice
Consignment Atic#ion
Sale of
Approx. 100 tractors
Approx. 300 pieces; of
equipment - 4 wheelers -
trailers - bike, miscellaneous
items etc. etc. etc:
PLUS
3 Lines of equip, from local
farmers to be held at
Brindley Sales Yard
Dungannon, Ontario
June 22-1996.9:30&M
(See last week's paper
for full listing)
(Consignments Welcome)
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
aniouncements day of sale take
precedence over written
advertising.
AUCTIONEER:
Gordon H. Brindley
(519) 529-7970 Res.
529.7625 Bus
AUCTION SALE.
of- CONSIGNMENTS of
GOOD FARM MACHINERY,
HOME ;F;URNISHINGS and:
CARS :;will , bo held ,'fiat
TEE:SWATER''AGRI�-C,URL
BUILDING on
MONDAY, JUNE 24
MACHINERY SALE: 2:30
RM.
HOME FURNISHINGS &
TOOLS: 6:00 P.M.
CARS: Approx. 8:00 P.M.
PARTIAL LIST: '
MACHINERY: Leland 384
tractor, 4140 hrs.; D15 Allis
Chalmers tractor, 45 h.p., with
Freeman loader & blade; W6
International tractor with
power steering; 3 furrow 3 p.h.
plough; Oliver baler; very
good N.H. 489 haybine; White
threshing machine 24"
cylinder; 2 bale wagons; 2
wagons.
HOME FURNISHINGS: Pump
organ & stool; miniature
grand -daughter clock; living
room furniture; dining room
suite; tables & chairs; Franklin
stove; freezer; fridge; stove;
dishes; glass; kitchenware
cast iron banks; large doll
collection; large collection
MacDonald toys; some old
toys & teddy bears; collection
of old radios; computer; tub
enclosure; cement mixer;
large quantity of tools and
hand tools;. table saw; Welding
tables; Beech metal tool
cabinet; and more.
CARS: 19:86 Ford Tempo;
1,986 Ford Mustang;, both
selling certified; cap for full
sizepickup truck; ladder rack
for full size pickup; trailer hitch
for campers; 2 large side
mirrors.
Listing subject to change
Without notice.
Announcements day of sale
take precedence over written
advertising. Owners and
auctioneers not responsible
for accidents, injuries or loss
of purchase connected in any
way with the sale. •
TEIFRMS: Cash or cheque
with LD. day of sale.
AUCTIONEERS
WALLACE BALLAGH
Teeswater - 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley - 3950.5353
1996.
39 Educational
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43. Births
TOLTON•
Bill, Charlene, and big sister
Alyssa welcome with love
their newest fly fisherman
Jacob Jeffrey at • St.
Joseph's Health Centre in
London, on Tuesday, June
11, 1996. Jake weighed in
at 6 lbs., 6 oz. Spoiling privi-
leges go to grandparents
Bill and Susan Tolton of
Wingham and Mac Conley.
and - Lorene Conley of
Lucknow. Great grandpar-..
ents Ruth Conley, Ross and
Elaine Errington, , of
t;ualcnow :BruGe. : cton. of :
Win `a.��,; 9h rri, ��Ernie'�'anial`'l� Doris'j
Tolton and Great 'Great
grandma Eva Williams all of
Walkerton. --25x
46. in
Memoriam
COURTNEY
In loving memory of our son
Carl who passed away on
June 24, 1990; age 25
years.
Though your smile is gone
forever,
And your hand we cannot
touch,
We still have many memo-
ries of you, we love so
much. ,
47, Cards o .
Tha
STANL • ;''\
I would like: to than k'every-
one for their gene calla,
flower' pd Visits
since n. Gpuoial
thanks b i'n ;alloy for ail
their thoughtfulness, Marg.
-25x
MURRAY/MOSER
Thank' you to aii' the orga-
nizers and helpers for mak-
ing our stag anddoe such a
success. Thanks Also to our
friends, neighbors and rela-
tives for attending. We' had'
a great time. Thanks again.
Sam and Rosemary. --25x
NEEDHAM ..
We would like to thank our
family, friends and neigh-
bors for the cards, flowers
food and donations ''at the
time of our mother's death.
'Thanks also to `Rev. V.
Wilkie and the Ripley United
Church women: for the
lunch. Your kindness will
always be remembered:'
The family , of Elva
Needham. --25x '
MURRAY '
I would like ' to thank
Charlene IvIcEwan ' and
Betty Smith for hosting my
lovely bridal shower, also a
thank you to all ,, the
Holyrood' ladies for corning.
Your thoughtfulness is
greatly appreciated. Sherry.
-25x
MCALLISTER
I would like to express '-my
sincere thanks -to ,all,
m
y
friends,. nei hbpis lela
tives
"who visited' 'Me, 'Sent
cards and flowers while.
was in London and
Wingham hospitals, during
the past weeks. A special
thank you to visiting hospital
chaplains and. Rev. David
and Marie Nicholson and
Rev. Peggy Kinsman. I
greatly appreciate the care
and concern of all persons
involved ‘in Health -Care
today, doctors, nurses and
technicians and all others
who in spite of cut-backs,
are still doing theirvery best
to care for the patients.
Many thanks to all. Ethel. -
25
Your memory is our keep- SANDE
We would like ,to express
our sincere thanks to Tim
.Burkett, Joan Black,.
Marlene Campbell,- and
Peggy Jo Scott for providing
Laura and Angie with first
aid and transportationto the
hospital on Monday. Thank
you also to, Gloria Ritchie for
handling the phone calls
and any other staff who
helped • in anyway.' It imeans
a lot to' us knowing, we can
count on the school staff in
an emergency, Andy, Marg
and family. -25
sake
With which we'll never part
God has you,in his keeping
We have you inour hearts.
Loved and ' always remem-
bered by Mon and Dad (
Joe -and Teresa. Courtney).
-25nxe
HUNTER
In. loving memoryof a dear
husband, father and grand-
father
randfather John Hunter who
passed away June 20,
1995.'
Many a lonely heartache
Often a silent tear
Bet always a beautiful mem-
ory
Of one we loved so dear.
Lovingly ,remembered by,
wife Shirley and family, --25x
CLEANING UP THE
WORLD STARTS AT
48. Corning
vents
DUNGANNON CEMETERY
MEMORIAL. SERVICE
Sunday, June 30, 2 p.m.
(NOTE TIME CHANGE)
Rev. Phil Gandon will be
conducting the service.
Please remember,your lawn;.
chairs. 26,26x
46, Corning
Events
STAG °AND DOE
for Murray Curran and Dana
Park, Friday, June 28 at
GOderiCh Arena (upstairs) 9
1 a.i 'a Age of:Majority. DJ,
lunch provided. --25,26x
BEEF E.BaQ`
Kintail Presbyterian camp
Saturday,: June • 29, Camp
tour and activities 2:30 p.m,,
supper 5-7 p.m, Tickets
adults $8.00, children under
12 $5:00, preschoolers
free. --25,2.6
BINGO
Goderich Knights. of
Columbus, Thursday, 7 p.m.
Columbus' Centre, 390
Parson's Court, $3450 in
prizes. $1000.0.0 Jackpot
must go.—15tfar
LAST CHANCE DANCE
June'29, 9 p,m. - 1 a.m.
Lucknow Sports Complex.'
Tickets $5 each. Music by
Left Turn Clyde. Cash bar,
age of majority, Proceeds to
Lucknow & District Sports
Complex, --24,25,26
LOCALSH CEMETERY
Annual meeting Tuesday,
June 25, 7:30 p.m. at the
cemetery. =-24,25
' GRADE 8 CLASS
REUNION
1981 LCPS Class, on July
20. For further information
call Lori " (Emmerton) Weber
395-4968 or 396-5832 and
leave message, --24,25
STRAWBERRY SOCIAL
with unique entertainment,
:Ma. rs�oli 'ltiJle►nor B` & !B:
g.
Varna:,' Sunday, June 23,
11:30,:. 5, p.m. Advance $4;
$5 at the gate, children half
price. Call 519-233-3181. --
24,25cc
• 45TH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Open house for Henry and
t4enr ca Jurjens Sunday,
June 30, 12-4 p.m. at John
and Cheryl Jurjens 126 St.
Patrick St., Goderich.
Refreshments. Good wishes
only. Let's celebrate! 524-
9433. --25,20
Lucknow & District
Joint Rec Board
Track .& Field
'Coach • Adrian Rau
Sprints, Long Distance,
Long Jump, High Jump,
Hordles, Cross Training
July 3 -Aug. 10
Wet 7.8,pm N Sat. 9,-10 am
Ages 9-13
Cost 11500/ 6 weeks
$300 per session
at Lucknow Sports
Complex Grounds
Registration - 528-2143
SRR ANN
STRAWBERRY FES` IVAL
Saturday, June 29th
Sam-2pin
FOncOkes'& Soti$oget 8-11
(Mtrct /1)&y Popped, of courser
Ente rlail ment:lr:3i 1: i'• "
For The Children041:30
Games -'&' run by The Optimist Cbb
lldsChecl00.2
orrlson
T er'r%os
tivev ME tt,ckrzw•5528-2900'
48 Coming
Events.
NQSTALGiA-RAMA.
Summer Show June 23,
1996, 104 85 Dealers uy-
ing and . selling small
antiques, glassware, coins,
old advertising posters, tins,
calendars, postcards, old
toys, dolls,. Coke books,
documents, militaria, sports-.
cards; tools, bottles, brewe-
riana, automobilia, railroad-
ania, Victorian beadwork,
photographs, ephemera.
Fairgrounds Auditorium,
Woodstock, Ontario. Dealer
inquiries 1-905-278-7363:-�
25bc
MEMORIAL SERVICE
for the late Bessie
Carnochan will be held at
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church on Friday, June 21
at 4 p.m. --25
BALL'S CEMETERY
Annual Memorial Service,
Sunday, June 30, 3 p.m.
Base Line Road, Auburn. --
25,26cc
122ND ANNIVERSARY
of St. Peters Anglican
Church, Lucknow on June
23rd at 10:30 a.m.' in
Lucknow with assistance of
St.. Paul's Trinity, Wingham.
Pot luck lunch to follow. All
are welcome. --25ar
BRIDAL SHOWER
will be held for Dana Park
(bride-to-be of Murray
Curran) on Tuesday, June
25, at , 8 p.m,, at, the
Dungannon United Church..
Everyone
welcome e . to
w m
'attend . -
g5cic
RENEWAL SERVICE
Saturday, June '22, 7:30
p.m. Lucknow Christian
School. Speaker Gord
Rutledge. Sponsored by
Crossroads Christian
Centre. Call 528-2436 for
information. --25
Doug Brown
Woodworking
•Cabinets
*Wall Units •Desks
'Shelves
& Lots More
R. R.6, 6oderich
529-7416
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