HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1972-05-03, Page 6CARD OF THANKS
I would like to say a very sincere
thank you for cards, letters, flow-
ers and candy sent to me wllile a
patient in • St. Joseph's Hospital,
London and for the tempting des-
erts brought to our home since my
return, from the hospital. I am also
deeply,-appreciatiye for the visits
of friends and relatives both' at
the hospital anrsince coming home
and for the many, many en-
quiries about me.
Eileen Ashton
Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Green wish
to thank most sincerely all who
helped in any way to make their
50th wedding • anniversary such
happy occasion.
Special thanks to all who contrib-
uted towards the beautiful wall
mirror and mohair blanket, a gift
from the community, and to the
ladies who made the presentation;
to all who sent greetings; -to the
elders of Calvin United Church
who called after service on Sunday
morning; and to Jimmy Laidlaw.
who came to sing 'on Sunday even-
ing. All this brought much joy to
our lives. God bless , you all.
IN MEMORIA
BROOKS - in loving memory of
my dear husband, Stewart Brooks,
who passed away one year ago,
May 3rd, 1971.
On the winding road of life
We walked together day by day
Friends and sweethearts, man and
wife,
And good companions all the way..
We shared our. Problems as they
came,
And every trouble great and small.
Knowing that we had each other,
Side by side we faced it all.
But every marriage has its sunset.
One is taken, one goes on,
To make the most of what is left.
Although the best' of it is gone
And yet I shall not be alone
For part of you will still' remain,
To help me 'through the darkest
hours,
Until we meet again.
Lovingly remembered by wife
Marjorie, family and grand-child-
ren.
DURNIN -' in loving memory of
a dear son and brother, Donald
Durnin, who passed away suddenly
one year ago, May 3; 1971.
We would like to' thank everyone
for their kindness while Paul was
in Victoria Hospital, London.
Paul and Joyce Caesar and boys
I wish 'to thank an the Bowling
Leagues of Lucknow Bowl who 'so
kindly invited me to their banquets.
A very special thanki to, both Lad-
ies' Leagues for their lovely gifts,
also belated thanks to the two
Men's , Leagues for their gifts Hof
last_January_These_kindnesses_
will long be' remembered.
Dove 'Horton
I wish to • thank all my friends
and relatives, who remembered
me in various ways during my re-
cent illness and all those who help-
ed out in any way at home. Thank
you again.
Jack Curran
CHRYSLER - DODGE PLYMOUTH
WINGHAM ONTARIO
PHONE 357-3862
1969 PLYMOUTH Satelite 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic, power
steering, brakes and radio
1068 PLYMOUTH Filry III, 2 door hardtop, 8 automatic,
power steering, brakes and radio •
1968 DODGE Coronet 500 Convertible, power steering,
brakes and radio
1968 CHRYSLER 2 door hardtop •
1968 FALCON*2 door, 6 automatic with radio
1968-CHRYSLER 4 door sedan, power steering, brakes and radio ,.
1967 PLYMOUTH 4 door, 6 automatic and radio
1966 FORD, 4 door, 8automatic, power steering, radio
1966 BELVEDERE, 6 automatic •
WANTED - 2 large size children's
tricycles. Mrs. Doug Raynard,
phone 529-7148.
WANTED - a girl in• her teens
would like a baby sitting job for the
summer holidays. Contact by phon-
ing 528-3101 or writing to. Box 56
Lucknow. • •
HELP WANTED
BUTCHER WANTED - full time
employment for experienced but-
cher in privately owned Meat Mar-
ket. 'Apply Grant Irwin, Box 57,
Clinton, Ontario, stating qualific-
ations and salary expected.
WANTED - pasture for 6 bred
2 year old heifers. Gordon Kirk-
land, R.R, 3 Lucknow, phone 529-
7508.
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION '
REQUIRES
2 CUSTODIANS
FOR
F. E. MADILL SECONDARY
SCHOOL '
Written applications stating age
and experience should be address-
ed to: r
Mr. R. McVean
• Plant Superintendent
Huron Co. Board of Education
97 Shipley St.
Clinton Ontario
Applicants will be notified if re-
quired for interview.
Deadline for 'applications 'is May
11, 1972.
R. M. Elliott, chairman'
Cochrane,director
r.
WORK WANTED - tile ceilings, AUCTION SALE
paneling, reniodeling, all carpent- Of Farm Machinery
er • work, pit silos, concrete walls I will, be held for
and floors. Reasonable rates. Roy ' LLOYD WYLDS
Schneller, Kinlough, phone Ripley Lot 16, Concessions 6, Huron Town-
395-2221. ship, .1st farm south of Ripley on
the west side of *it Ripley road on
THURSDAY, MAY 25th
at 1 p.m.
Other articles too numerous to
• mention.
TERMS CASH FARM SOLD
Auctioneers. Grant MacDonald
Ripley, -phone 295.5353
Wallace Ballagh,.'
Toilawalee, phone 392-6170
HELP WANTED - an' experienced
saleslady in ladies' wear depart-
ment. Please apply stating qualif-
ications etc. & salary expected to
Box T, Lucknow Sentinel, Lucknow,
Ont.
WANTED TO RENT - farm house
in Lucknow vicinity. Phone 528-
2391.
More farmers are planting' more Funk's
G-Hybrids this year than ever. beforp. See me
'today for the' best selection of high' capacity
hybrids for this area.
Dependable Hybrids
-om-Dependable People •
ROBERT EMERSON
R.R. 3 RIPLEY PHONE 395.5115
Fonk's k a Brand Name . Numbert Identify VPfellei
--Funk Etrov. Seed-Co-,-Bloomington, 111 61.70
Intonational Headquarters ' •
WEDNESDAY, .MAY 3rd,1972 PASO six THE. ILUC:KNOW SENTINEL" .1,1.10PLOW,. ONTARIO.
WANTED
The family Bert IT&
Whirmey• wish' to' express• their sin-
cere thanks to relatives, neigh-
bours- and friends 'for floral trib-
utes, donations to the Cancer Soc-
iety and the many acts of kind-
ness shown them during their re-
cent-bereavement.-Special-th
We wish to express heartfelt:
thanks for the many acts of kind-
ness shown us since our fire. A
very sincere-thanks-to --the-tuck
now Lions Club, Lucknow Legion
and Ladies Auxiliary, Ladies 6:30
Bowling League, Lucknow Busin-
essmen, many friends and to the
ones who supported our Benefit
Dance. All has been so deeply ap-
preciated.
Cecil, Gay and Suzie Garniss
regret,
It brings back a day we will never
forget,
You fell asleep without goodbye,
But our memories of you will never
die.
We miss you more than anyone
knows,
As-each-day -passes,==our--ernptines&
' grows.
No one knows the grief we bear,
family-meets-and -yotere
not there.
You 'left so suddenly, your' thoughts
unkn own,
But you left memories we are
proud to own.
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by Dad, Mom, brothers,
sister and families.
HOMEOWNERS 'CALL TO 10 P.M.
$2,000-$50,000
Obtain all the cash you need and reduce your payments. by as
much as half with a 2nd or 3rd mortgage on sensible terms. Call '
to 10• p.m. today for helpful courteous service. Prompt Invest-
ment Corp., 330 Bay St., Toronto. Call Collect 366-9586, evenings
'231-81*.
CRAWFORD MOTORS
AUCTION SALE
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
Of Livostock,AMnaticqhuientstry, Feed and • Some Household. Effects and
will be held for
THOMAS STEWART
Lot 32, Concession 14, Culross
Township, 8 miles north of
Lucknow and 21/2 miles east or 5
miles north of Teeswater aria' 3Y2
miles west on Concession 14,
Culross Township
On SATURDAY, MAY 6th
at 1:00 o'clack
Horses . . .
1 mare, 7 year old.
-H -er-efo-rd . bull, 2 year
old; 16 Hereford cows, springing;
15 Hereford. cows with calves; 1
Hereford cow milking; 1 Jersey
cow, milking; 2 Yearling steers; 1
yearling heifer.
Pigs . . .
1 sow, bred .6 weeks; 4 pigs, 150
pounds; 6 chunks. :
MaDc.Chi.ne4rCy Case t.ractor loader;"
V.A. Case tractor in ood con-
dition;' 2 furrow Case plow; 2
Fleury .Bissel disc; 1 - 8 ft, Cock-
shutt cultivator; International 13'
run seed drill; John Deere'2 row
corn planter; 5 sections of diamond
harrows; potato plow; 2 rubber
tired wagons with rack; 2 sections
of spring tooth harrows; Inter-
' • • • national mower; New. Idea side de-
actiferl--hayliner baler; 24 ft. hay elevator;
Hay fork and cable; John Deere
Manure spreader; Cockshutt man-
ure spreader; M.H. 7' bi'nder;.Geo..
White, -threshing machine'24 'x 42;
2 Pioneer .20" chain 'saws; Approk.
300 cedar posts; 40 to 15 anchor
posts; large number of 'cedar .
Large-quantity-6
used lumber; 6 rolls of barb wire
(heavy); black wire, pig feeders.
Household Effects . . .
Some household effecfs,and ant-
iques; other articles too numerous
to mention.
TERMS/ CASH, - FARM SOLD
Truckload of potatoes, apples and"
vegetables for sale
Kinloss United Church *ill have
a booth on the grounds
Owner or auctioneers not respons-
ible 'for accidents in any way
connected with, the sale
'THOMAS STEWART, Prop.
Auctioneers: Grant McDonald,
Phone 395-5353
Wallace Ballagh, Phone 392-6174
'Sineerely-wish-to-thank-all-
who remembered 'me with cards,
visits and gifts while in hospital.
Also those who were so kind and
thoughtful to Orland while I was
away. All was gratefully apprec-
iated.
Clara Richards
D and D
RADIATOR
SERVICE
CLEANING,_REPAlRING_
AND RECORING
for all types of vehicles
and equipment
Adelaide St., S.
KINCARDINE
PHONE 3964458
to Rev. Clarence McClenaghan,
Drs. Corrin and McKim and the
staff of the' Wingham and District
General Hospital.
. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McWhirmey
and family
GRAHAM -- in loving memory of
a dear daughter, Madonn'a, who
passed away six years ago, May
3rd, 1966.
Days of sadness still come oe'r us,
Tears in silence often flow,
For memory keeps you ever near
us,•
Still missed, still loved, still very
dear. •
Lovingly remembered,, Mom and
Dad.
yr-
WANTED
All types of fat and replacement
cattle. '
PHONE IN THE EVENING
832-5865 or phone 881.463
WANTED -- bed• chesterfield, com-
fortable and in good condition.
Phone 528-2911 L cknow.
AUCTION SALE
AUCTION SALE
Of Livestock, consisting of 80 head
of bred and open Holstein heifers
will be held for
DONALD PAQUETTE,
Lot 18, Concession 4, Huron Town-
ship, 21/2 miles north of Highway
86 and 2'A miles south of Ripley
on the •Ripley Road and 1/2 mile
west on Concession 4, Huron. Town-
ship • on —
SATURDAY, MAY 13th'
at 1:30 p.m.
TERMS CASH
Auctioneers GRANT McDONALD
Ripley 395.5353 -
WALLACE BALLAGH„Teeswater
3924170
large attendance. • James
Britnell, Huron County engineer,
conducted-the-election of officers
as follows: 'Past President, Wm.
Routley, Usborne Township; 'Pres-
ident, Karl Harberer, , Hay Town-
ship;ri 1st, Vice President , AlIa
NicholSon, Tuckersmith Tbwn-
Ship; Secretary Treasurer, C. W.
Hapna , East. Wawanosh Township;
0.12.S:A. Representative to O.G.
R.,A , Wm. Taylor, Stanley •
Township; Auditors, James Brit-
nell and 'Ross Jackson.
D. Stevens and Ross Jackson
spoke on behalf of their Depart-
ment, being 'Transpoitaiion. Roy
Pattison, Reeve-of East Wawanosh,
welcomed the Association and
introduced his council.
The ladies of the Institute pre-
Traretha-sTrargrs-bord supper
sponsored by Joe' Kerr,Consirk -
ution'of Wingham and Ontario C
vent of Waterloo.
Purple Grove area girls met at.
ther-honme—o Hvir&T-eecii-Sutton-on-
Wednesday , April 26 , for the in-
itial meeting of the garden club
:series.
The first item on the agenda
was the installation of officers.
Heather Boyle was elected pres-
ident and Shirley Mackay holds
Huron County Road Superintend-
ent Association held their annual
meeting in the Council room in
3,elga...y-ePA4pri,Lgathttilb-a
Hu
Elect Officers
4H GbedenClub.
' /
the' office of Vice President. The
girls decided on a roving secret-
ary and Bonnie Boyle volunteered
her services fora this particular
session. :•
' After a brief discUssion "Pur-
ple: Grove Golden Gals" was
chosen:for the name and from
here the meeting progressed
smoothly through the topics of the
club. These topics consisted of
the benefits of vegetable and
1.10-wer gardens, t emiost a-v -
able type of soil and locations
and a resume of Various, seeds
-available-for-:garden . -
The meeting was called to a
close and the leaders Mrs. Cecil
Sutton and Mrs. June Elliot serv-
ed- hot chocolate and doughnuts.
•
See !Vie For Your Extra
Seed Needs