The Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-09-08, Page 10Page 10 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 8, 1993
BARRY W. REID B.A. WHITECHURCH
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
-Auditing -Financial accounting by Jean Ross
•Pefsonal & Corporate Tax Consultation.
•Personal Financing Planning
•Manua & Computerized Bookkeeping
•Mortgage, & Amorttzatior4Schedule5
306 Josephine St. Wirigham, NOG 2W0 Office: 357-1522
Form 9
Sale of Land By Public Auction
Mun,orpol rdx SdiPS A, r 1984
1HE C(HPORAJ'ON OF THE COuNT r 3)F HURON
Takc Nuin.rl Ina13017lana , 3escribed below will be, offered for -,ale by public auction al 1000
,Jock n1 the I1'fren, ion in 1ne 51h day 01 October 1993 .ft Huron County Court House 1
Court House Square Guoenr:h Ontario N7A t M2
Description of Land(s) Minimum Bid S
Set out Ihe'cancellahon price
os of the first day of advertising)
Firstly Lots 11 12 13 14 15 55. 56 57 58.59.6061
62 63 64 65 and 66 Plan 541 formerly Plari 5
Secondly Block E and J Plan 541 formerly Plan 5
Township of Guderich Crlunly.Af Huron
Province of Ontario
2 mot 10 Together with a Right Of Way over Block 30
Plan 601 As ,n, Instrument No 253162
Township ot Guden,.17 County 03 Huron
Province ut Onlanr,
3 Part LotS 13 and 14 Concession 10
As ,n Instriimenl N,, 248738
Township i,f Hr a 3 County of Huron
Province; ul OrILIn„
4 ''het Westerly 112 F,...? ,n even width of Lot 1 Plan 161
As ,n Irylr,n„•7J 261726
r„w'tir,ip ,r M.., aunty ,1, Huron
A fe`, ,fur t• b, 83492
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6 ;., r.:- 21 '�„i,l' 3,-„nildry Gn, wr,ston
N r.,.i '1 r •T7. 1'.,•.y (., l,Iniy' YI ,--t6run
2.10 L. 23 5,;,,1' H, ,Inddry Concession
n.,.r r; 183741
,N,1,4. p ,t 333 .3 .,y C',1,1nty 11 Huron ..
P' .311"lI7 ',t on,,r..,
8 1, 4 6 S,. i,7 1 B , !fry C,1ncess,un -
' P411 of tht, Ent ,' .1 _;.rt'3 Co1lcessrnn 4
As,rllrsln,In,•nt^4, 37466
T::,w,aF`ip til Si. 1•, -'y County'nl Huron
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9 PI LI ' S C,.n, ncs, vi d
2OMMENO,N33 au .1 p,1mt m the Northerly lima of
'ne,d 101 .3 3,51.11( -? '.f 440 feet from the Northeast
angle r.3 ti,r,o •t 'HENCE Easterly along the
Northerly limit a distance Of 440 feet to the NE '
angle of, said int T4,ENOE Southerly along the
Edstdny i,ri', i(;ant .uI 509 feet THENCE
Westerly oar,ll34 ru 117,• northerly limit a distance.
;1t 421 fret THE NCE,Nr,rtherly in a straight.
line t7 the 01,113r? pf (leglnrllnO
Township of Stanley County of Hurorl
Prav,nCO of Ontario
10 West' 1-1,33301101 11 'Conuessron 13
A:, per instrument No 255099
townshm ot Stanley County of Huron-
Pr)viri .e r,f Ontono
11 L 'l
14 Cuncussl_n 15,
As pnr Instrument Nn 157798
Township of Stephen County of Huron
Prnvnce?.11 Onta,ar ”
53 881 49 •
54 223 33
55 206 09
56 897 32
523 287 98
S2 .187 07
. 59 146 06
543 939 23
52.879 67
5 (0.445 10
526 347 35
2 Part Lots 33 or',.1 34 Nofl); BOunddry. Concession
As ,n instruin.'nl'N,, 222669
Ti iwnsh,p Of Sl1'pfn'n Gaunly ut Huron
Pruv,n'e r)1 Ontario 511,.058 46-
'3 Rift Lot Number 1 C'nfe'443037 A
MorE' partir_ularly shown as Part I Plan 22B .1317
A5 in In;termini No 195169 .
Township of Turnbcrry County of Huron
Province ot Ontario - 510.068 29
All amounts payable by the successful purchaser shall be payable in full at the time. of the sale by
cash or money order or by a bank draft or. cheque certified, by a bank, trust company or Province of
()mann Savings Office
The municipality makes no representation regarding the title 30 or any Other matters relating to the
land to he sold Respol„ brhty f}}1r ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purchasers .
This sale ,s governed by the Nlunrcrpa/ Tax Sales Act. 1984, and the Municipal Tax Sales Rules
The. successful purchaser will be required to pay the amount bid• plus accumulated taxes and
relevant land transfer tax
For lurcher rnlormatron regarding this sale. contact.
THE TREASURER OF •
THE CORPORATION OF'THE COUNTY OF HURON
1 Court House Square •
Godench, Ontand
• N7A IM2
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parry of Bright
visited last weekend with George
and Betty Armstrong. Their
daughter Brook returned home with
them. She had been visiting with
her grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Simpson
attended the parade of Scottish
bands Saturday evening in Kincar-
dine where Hugh took part. Later in
the evening they attended the wed-
ding reception for Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Farrell at Ripley.
Mrs. Jean Sahli and family of
Windsor visited for the week -end
with her parents Hugh and Mary
Simpson.
OBITUARY
Clifford Elliott Kilpatrick
1913 - 1993
Clifford Elliott Kilpatrick, of
Lucknow, the last surviving mem-
ber of his iinmediate family, died at
University. Hospital, London, on
Sunday, Aug. 29, 1993. He was 80.
The son of of the late Milton
Kilpatrick and Clara Twamley was
bom_ on July 17, 1913 in Ashfield
Township • and farmed at RR 2,
Lucknow.
He is survived by his wife, Isabel
Pollock, and one son, Barry Kil-
patrick of Lucknow. .
He was predeceased by, two
brothers, Harvey and Melvin, and
one sister Verna.
The funeral service was con-
ducted at the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral Home on Sept.
with Rev. A. Cook officiating.
Pallbearers were Warren Zinn,
Russell Irvin, Russell Phillips, Keith
Cranston, Harold Cook and Dave
Elphick. I
Flower bearers - were Albert
Taylor; Jim Hunter, Vic Hey, Brian
Pollock, Wayne Pollock and Gor-
don McGratten.
Interment Dungannon Cemetery.
Shoot
results
There were' nine tables of
shoot at the drop'in centre. High
lady was Vera Purvis; low lady
was Theresa Courtney; high man
was Joe Courtney; low man was
Howard MacCallum; most shoots
was Anne Anderson.
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Elphick - Brian and Cathy are
pleased to announce the safe arrival
of ,their son, Shawn Kenneth
Robert, born August 25, 1993, at
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,.
weighing 7 lbs. 7 oz. Proud
grandparents are Kett and Joyce
Elphick, Lucknow, and Bob and
Shirley McCall, Strathroy.
Smits - Peter and Monica Smits of
Wingham are pleased to announce
the birth of their daughter Carlin
May on, August 27, 1993 at St:
Josephs Hospital, London,
weighing 9 lbs. 6 oz. Proud
grandparents are Earl and Elsie
Jenkins, and Harold and Mary Alice
Smits, all of Wingham.
Davidson-Schiestel - Darin David-
son and Shelley Schiestel of Win-
gham are delighted to announce the
birth of their son, Tyler Darin
Davidson, at Wingham and District
Hospital, August 28, 1993,,
weighing 7 lbs. 8 oz. A new
grandson for Joe and Jean Schiestel
of Teeswater and Dale and Linda
Davidson of Wingham.
Murray-Cleghorn - Bob Murray
and Sheryl Cleghom of Wingham'
are pleased to -announce the birth of
their daughter, Jami Christie Mur -
BIRTHS
ray at Wingham and District
Hospital, August .29, 1993,
weighing 6 lbs. 8 oz. A
granddaughter for Ron and Ronnie
Cleghom , and Karen and Fred
Brewer.
Hakkers-McKay - Stacey Hakkers.
and Kurds McKay are pleased to
announce the birth of their first
child, a daughter Kaitlin Brooke,
weighing 6 lbs. 13 oz. at Kincar-
dine District General Hospital on
August 16, 1993, Proud
grandparents are Harvey and Beth
McKay and Bill and Joanne
Wilkins. Great grandparents are
Marg Campbell, Charlie and
Mayme Wilkins and Harold and
Irene Green.
Guest-Rudniski - Kevyn and Glen-
da are proud to announce the arrival
of Ashley Dawn, born July' 29,
1993 at Nipawin Union Hospital.' A
wee sister for Robyn. Spoiling
privileges go to Edgar and Lois
Guest; • Maxine, Rudniski, great
grandpa Delmar Dobman all of
Nipawin, Saskatchewan.
I(hY May Bayle
INLOUGH ..
Hope- the teachers, students and
pupils are glad to. retum to school
after the holidays. -
Ewart Webster, of Kirkland Lake,'
and his niece Mrs. Tom Jordan of
Mitchell "visited on Monday with
Bessie Maulden.
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Thompson
and Ivan of Lucan visited with
Edna and May Boyle and on Satur- '
day with Mrs. Jean . Hodgins of -
W ingham.
Pastor Robert Donnan visited' at
Belleville with his mother:
Myrtle Percy has been a patient
in the Wingham and District
Hospital. We hope she will. soon be
home again. , •-
Mrs. Don Bushell and her
daughter Shirley Morningstar of
Port Elgin spent a few'„ days with
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Nielsen and
family in Bracebridge.
The Holyrood Wgmen:,s Institute
met on Thursday. Charlene
McEwan presided and read a poem,
Gently'. ` -
Letters were read• from -Palliative
Care and a donation was made.
The area...convention will be in •
Meaford on .October 5. Plans were
made for the Lucknow Fall Fair
exhibit.
Isabel Underwood .of
Southampton will be coming - to
speak about quilts and quilting.
Lucknow slo pitch results
Final season standings are as follows:
Team W.
Crystalizers
Lanesville
Kinsmen
Port Albert •
Six Shooters
Holyrood
Rapid City
Kinloss
Black Angels
Belfast
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LUCKNOW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, September 12th, 1993
Worship Service - 11:00 AM
Rev. Margaret.Kinsman,
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