The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-03-17, Page 5Peter S.
MacEwan
Real Estate
TENDERS WANTED
TENDERS
LOT FOR SALE
Part: of Lot 225, plan 232, more
particularly being deicribed • as
the east 62 feet of the'-south 52
feet of lot 225, plan 232 of the Cor-
poration. of the Village. of Ripley.
Highest or any -tender not nee:
esarily aecepted. . „
Tenders received hy clerk Win.
MacCreath, Ripley until March
23rd at 3 p.m.
CARD-0F. THANKS
I 'would like to' thank all my
friends and neighbours who re-
membered me with cards and
treats on my 90th birthday.
Alice McKenzie
May we say a sincere thank you
to everyone who visited us, phon-
ed, sent flowers, cards, letters
and treats, or helped in any way,
while we were patients, in Kincar-
dine Hospital. Also. a thank you
to Drs. Gurbin, .Milne and Math-
ieu and all the staff.
Edbert and Dunedin Bushell
We would like to thank everyone
for'their cards and visits while we
were in the hospital and since re-
turning home. Special_ thanks to
Dr. Clare and all the nurses on'
the, maternity ward.
Heather and Sarah Dauphin
June Gilchrist and her family
express their deepest gratitude to
all those, who sent flowers, mem-
orial donations, baking and mess-
ages of sympathy in the passing
of her father, Lawrence Stewart.
These acts of kindness will always
be remembered.
I would like to express sincere
thanks to 'my friends, neighbours
and relatives for cards, letters,
flowers and visits, while I was a
patient in Alexandra Marine Hos-
pital, Goderich; thanks also to Old
Light Lodge, Dr. Deathe and hos-
pital staff.
Gordon Drennan
I wish to thank my family and
friends for • the kindness shown to
me with visits, _cards and treats
while I was a patient in Wingham
Hospital; also Drs, Corrin and
McKim and nurses of intensive
care.
Thomas O'Neill
I would like to express my sin-
cere thanks to my friends and rel-
atives for their visits, cards,, let-
ters and flowers while I was a
patient in Wingham Hospital.
Special thanks to Drs. Corrin and,
McKim and the nurses on second
floor.
• Harry Hackett
I would like to thank everyone
for the cards, letters and flowers
while in' University Hospital.
Mrs. Ben 'McClenaghan
Mrs, Wm. MacKenzids family
wish to express their deep apprec-
iation to 'Mr. and Mrs. G. Newbold
and the staff of Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home for their splendid
contribution to the success of the
100th birthday celebration. The
happiness of the occasion was in-
creased by the' good wishes of
those who came to call and by all
those who sent beautiful /flowers
and , cards' with their kind mess-
ages.
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COMING EVENTS
• VARIETY NIGHT
At BrookSide Public School Mon,
day, March 22 at 8:30 p,ni. Span,
sored by the West Huron Jr. Par-
mers. Silver Collection. Everyone
welcome. •
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HOCKEY GAME
The '"49"ers, the Lucknow Pee
•1Wee hockey team of 49 - 5q, will
play in Goderich arena Saturday,
March 27th against the 1949. Pee
Wees of Goderich. This game is
the la$t game of -tile Young Can-
ada Pee Wee Hockey Tournament
and sponsored by the Goderich
Lions Club,
OLD TIMERS HOCKEY
The Lucknow Pee Wee Team of
49 - 50 will play the members'
of Lucknow and District Lions
Club, bolstered by some of their
newly formed ,Leo Club, in Luck-
now Arena, 2 pain. Sunday, March
28th. Proceeds for Community
Services.
ST. PATRICK'S CDNCERT '
A St. Patrick's Concert will be
held , at Langside Hall, Friday,
March 19 at 8:30 .p.m. Everyone
welcome. Ladies please bring
lunch.
SHOOT PARTY •
St. Helens W.I. will sponsor a
Shoot Party in St. Helens Hall on
Thursday, March 18th at 8:30 p.m.
Lunch provided;
VARIETY CONCERT
The. Lucknow Agricultural Soc-
iety will hold a Variety' Concert
on Friday, April 9th at the Luck-
noW Public School at 8:30 p.m.
GARAGE OPENING ,
Opening. for business on'_ March
15, Nile Motors garage. General
repair, welding, gas and oil. Pro-
prietor, Rick Park, phone home,
529-7905, garage 5297800.
RIPLEY AND DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB BINGO
Wednesday, March 17th at 8
p.m. in the Huron Township Hall,
Ripley.' One early bird game. 12
regular games. One share-the-
wealth. One $20 special. Jackpot
of $400 on 60 calls,
BAND CONCERT
Lucknow School 'Band will hold
a band concert on Saturday, May
15, 1976.
o SKATETHON
Everyone is welcome to view or
participate in the Lucknow Skat-
ing Club's Skateathon from 10
a.m. Wednesday, March, 24 to' 10
a.m. Thursday, March 25 at the
Lucknow Arena. Proceeds to as-
sist with Skating Club, expenses.
Participants must be sponsored
for a combined total of $1.00 per
hour. Sponsor sheets must be turn-
ed in by March 19th to the schools
or Mrs. Barry McDonagh, Mrs.
Art Gilmore or Mrs. Bob Struth-
ers. Please phone the committee
members if your sheet cannot be
in by the 19th.
IN MEMORIAM
CRANSTON -- in loving Met:nary it of . Earl Cranston, who passed-
away 'one year ago March-18th,
1975.
Nothing can ever take away,
The love' a heart holds dear
Fond memories linger every day
Remembrance keeps himmear.
Ever remembered and sadly
missed by his wife Gladys, family
and grandchildren.
GRAHAM — in loving memory of
a dear mother, Matilda Graham,
who passed away 5 years ago,
March 17th, 1971,
Today recalls sad memories • Of a dear mother gone to rest
And the ones who think of her.
today
Are the ones who 'loved ,her best
Sadly missed ,by daughter Irene
and so1Wn-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Neabel, and grandchildren.
The ability,to like 'people and
make them like you, is a grand
success j^ust in itself.
NOTICE
HILRAY FARMS. LTD,
ABATTOIR„ HOLYROOD
The lest .in Home Grown, Dry
Fed,- Drug Free Beef. Try our
Fresh Home 'Made Sausage. Cus-
lom kitting by appointment.
Phone 520-21,32
NOTICE RIE
WHITECHUkH. LIBRARY
Due' to drop in circulation at the
WhiteeNreh Branch Huron Co.
Library will 'remove the Huron
County Library bOoks as of March
10. Persons unable to visit the
Lucknow ,and Wingham branches
may get books by mail by writing
Huron County Library, ,60 Light-
house Street, Goderich, Ontario.
N7A 4A4,
NOTICE
CHANGE OF HOURS
Silver Lake General Store will
be open from 9 a.m. ,- 6 p.m.
from March 18th to March 29th.
NOTICE
The Lucknow and District Kin-
ette Club, sponsors of the, Candy
Striper program at Pinecrest Man-
or Nursing Home, find • it imposs-
ible to continue with the program
at this time, but hope to re-instate
it in the future. The Kinettes
would like to thank all girls who
have served as Candy' Stripers.
NOTICE
A PRAYER FOR CHILDREN- ..
0.GOD! Educate these children.
These children are the plants of
Thine orchard, 'the flowers of Thy
meadow, the roses of Thy garden.
Let Thy rain fall upon them; let
the Sun of Reality shine neon them
with Thy love. Let. Thy breeze re-
fresh them in order that they may
be trained, grow and develop, and
appear in the utmost beauty. Thou
art the Giver! Thou art the' Com-
passionate!
Abd'l — Baba
WANTED
WANTED TO.. BUY — baled
straw, Mark Rohrer, phone 357-
2868. No' Sunday calls.
WANTED TO RENT -- a garden
in the Point Clark area. Phone
395-5689 anytime.
WANTED — to rent land in Dun-
gannon - Port Albert area suitable
for cash. crop. Phone Howard Ctd-
bert, 529-7339.
WANTED — delicing, white-wash-
ing and 'scrubbing jobs. Benson.
Shacideton, phone .529-7109.
REWARD
THE TORONTO STAR
will pay a girl or boy in Lucknow
$13:58 per week
For delivering a route of 31 papers
Monday to Friday and '45 on
Saturdays.' This is tax free money
and works out to
$706. 16 per year
We Will even drop the bundle
at your door
If you're interested
PHONE HENRY LENNIPS
528-2032
or write -
TORONTO STAR
Box 191
Hanover, Ontario 0
LOST
LOST — marmalade colored cat
with white flea collar, answers to
name Archie, if seen please call
528-2176.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT — ground floor apart-
ment in ,Lucknow, suitable for re-
tired people, available itnmed-
lately. Contact 528-2339 or 529-7336.
FOR RENT — 25 acres drained
land. Apply Gordon Drennan, R.R.
3; Goderich.
FOR RENT — bachelor apart-
ment; furnished, bed sitting, car-
peted, large kitchen and bath-
room,. Utilities paid. Available im-
mediately. Phone Ripley 395-2672,
38 ST. DAVID ST.
GODERICH— 524.9531
WINGHAM
REPRESENTATIVES
ROSS and PHYLLIS
HOGGART
357,36$2
WEDNESDAY, MARCH V:1976 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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OFFICE
WANTED
FOR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE' WORK
APPLY TO
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. Treleaven's Lucknow Feed Mill
Phone 528-3000
Notice To Creditors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
JOHN ROY MacKAY
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the above-
mentioned, late of the Village of
Lucknow, in the County of Bruce,
Retired Farmer, who died on Feb-
ruary 14th, 1976, are required to
file proof of same with the under-
signed on or before the 3rd day of
April, 1976.
After that date the Executors
will proceed to distribute the Es-
tate having regard only to the
claims of which they shall then
have had notice.
RATED at Wingham, Ontario '
this 11th day of March, A.D. 1976.
CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES
Wingham, Ontario
Solicitors for the ExecUtors
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
ALEXANDER (SANDY)
HACKETT
Late of the Town of Walkerton, in
the County of Bruce, retired, de-
ceased. •
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the' estate of Alexander
(Sandy) Hackett, late of the Town
of Walkerton, in the. County of
Bruce,• retired, who died on ,or
about the 5th day of February
1976 are hereby notified to send to
the undersigned Executors 'of the
Estate on or before the 30th day
of April 1976, full particulars of
their claims. -
Immediately after the date last
mentioned the executors will dis-
tribute the assets of the estate
having regard only to claim§ •of
which' they shall then have notice.
Dated at Lucknow this 8th' day
of March 1976.
Melvin Hackett and
Clifford Hackett
Executors for above estate
P.O. Box 1123
Port Elgin, Ontario
NOH 2C0
MORTGAGE
MONEY
RURAL
RESIDENTIAL
COTTAGES
FARMS
If you can afford the following
payments, you may borrow the
corresponding amounts
(if approved)
$ 52.74 — $ 4,000
105.48 — 8,000
158.21 — 12000
329.61 25,000
Based on second mortgage
rate of 15%%, • 5 year term, 20
year amortization.
First mortgages arranged
Existing mortgages bought
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FARMS FOR SALE
125 ACRES -- level hog and beef
farm, Ripley area. 4 bedroom
house, large barn and bunker silo.
183 ACRE DAIRY. FARM, 'stock
and implements, 70 ties, milk
house and 20 x 80 silo. Large ce-
ment house ideal for two families.
Excellent dairy set-up.
100 ACRE HOBBY FARM, 60
workable, stone house, hilly, lots
of springs, large barn.
Robt. Campbell
o Bus. 528-2031
Res, 529.7417
1 -4H 4:••••••"4-*-4-t-••!-1
THE MAN TO SEE .IS .
100 ACRE DAIRY FARM in Dun-
gannon area ; comfortable bed- .
room 'home with all conveniences;
barn, new stabling with gutter
cleaners, milk house and bulk
tank, new hydro and all steel im-
plement shed 40,x 100. /
284 ACRES of cash crop lend loc-
ated in Ashfield Township. -
FIELD STONE HOME with 4 bed-
rooms; large barn located on 77
acres of land, excellent spring fed
stream crossing the' property; ap-
proximately 10 acres' of mixed
bush,
EAST. WAWANOSH township, 100
acres, 5 bedroom home, 2 full
baths, all conveniences, barn 56'
x 58'; 26 stanchion 'milk house and
silo, pole barn 44' x 110' and steel
implement shed 24' x 60', spring
possession.
4 BEDROOM Country home with
all conveniences, situated on ap-
proximately 3 acres of land, ad-
ditional buildings include a far-
rowing barn 24 x 64, barn 40 x 60
plus a silo and grain storage.
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WE HAVE a family wishing to
pUrchase a 3 or 4 bedroom home
in Lucknow this spring.
WARREN mot
Phone 529.7350
410-414-41-44+40t0-4-4- .-411".40÷4k",-***
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