HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-04-02, Page 21 WETOFFER-FOR SALE,„
long estahlished general
store, situated in an excellent
farming district (St. Helens,
sales ineretising yearly),, $2:
storey aluminum, ."13 room,
horne:stOre,' equipment all
fixtures`', 'stock 'and 4 lots go
with 'this fatally. 'project.
Extra income from gat
ontips- an& Huron ''County'
Library outlet, Contact Jack
Cummings 1, BILL CLIP-
FORD REALTOR, Goderich,
524-8951 or 524-9624,
—.14; 15ar
30. In memoriam'.
JOHNSTON •
In loving memory of a dear
father, Allan Johnston, Who
passed away six years ago,
April '3rd.
We cannot bring the old
days' back, .
His voice, We, cannot hear,
But we still have his memor-
ies;.
Of the one we loved so dear.
Lovingly remembered ,by
Donna, Douglas and. Debr- '
ah.
—14x
ROBERT COLIN
CAMPBELlL
In ,memory. of Bob, who left
Usin the springtime of life, to
live forever upon the acres of.
memory.
—14 The Campbell Family
31. Cards of thanks
tticlooif $clianolf -WocluesthiyiAPB 2, *98O—
we* •!!!"1. !Pr"
E. Farm sorvios:.
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NOTE DATE CHANGE
All thenibers of Lucknow
Legion are requested to at-
tend the regular meeting
Tuesday, April 22 at 8 p,m.
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COFFEE PARTY
Wednesday, April 2, 1980,
10 - 11:30 a.m., 130 - 4 p.m.
Everyone welcome for coffee
and muffins. Held at %John-
-stono-furniture. Siliier Col-
lection. —13,14
BASEBALL RANCE
At the Lucknow Community
Celitre, April 5, 9 to 1. Music.
Aby disc jockey. $4.00 per
person, $7.00 a couple, lunch
included. Sponsored' by
Noisy. Ladies and Lucknow
Intermediate Baseball
teams. —13,14 •
BELMORRMAPLE SYRUP
FESTIVAL
In Belmere Community Cen-
' Saturday, April-12-, 11
.a.m. to 7 p.m. Adults $3.50,
children under 12 $2, includ-
es all, the hot pancakes, and
13elmore Maple Syrup you
can eat, along with farmer's
sausage, _homemade apple-
sauce and beverage. Senior
Citizen's Day April 10, 10
a.m. to 2:30 pan. Entertain-
'
merit, sale of maple prod-
ucts, farmer's sausage,
handicrafts and homemade
baking. —13,14
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Lucknow Legion
Branch No. 309
April Dance
(1 April 12
9:30 p.m.
Ian 1Wilbee
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Attention Farmers
A. For sale
CLEANED RED CLOVER
SEED. Douglas Miller, R. 1
Lucknow, phone 528-6844.
—14x
2500 BALES OF STRAW,
Phone 529.7634. —14,15,16
HAY FOR SALE. Also want-
ed 18' or 20' of crowfoot land
packer, 18" diameter - any
condition. Phone 529'4174.
—14,15x
ONE SET 18.4 x 34 dual
wheels. Phone 395-3303.
-714x ,4„,
SEED DRILL on steel
'wheels, 21 run. Phone 395-
:S10. —13,14
WANTED TO. RENT .200
workable acres of well, drain-
ed land. preferably with 2650
heat unit iange and up.
Within 10 miles of -Kinloss.
Call 395-5842. —13,14
D. Livestbek
.101.•
GOOD SELECTION . of
hampshire; Yorkshire, Hamp
x York and York x Landrace
boars, ready for service.
Prices reflect market condi-
tions. Bob Robinson, R. R. 4
Walton, 345-2317. —13,14
HOLSTEIN .HE1FERS,. due
soon. Prank, Van DiePen-
beek,, R. R. 3, Lucknow.
—12,13,14x
AcOet:,-
Bush
-,otitoss(csi TOWNSHIP
W. ',woke;
REALTY LTD.
• Rita Alievi'524-9131
Res. 324.8440
C. Wanted
long term.stands
4'101(1
! tolerance ti) bacterial
77711ticellentW1#.to
hardbcss
with 10•Ft regi:,?ith oral. Natant
*,,itt, No, 1 tuanow.
528-6144
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1., Cards of thanks' 32, Coining Events A,. For sale
GRASS= SEED - Limited
amount • of forage mixtures
and straight seeds at last
Slimmers prices. Available
for immediate delivery, Also
lawn grass mixtures. Call
Eldon Bradley, 528-2214,, or
Harvey Culbart, 529-7492;
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FORAM
The family of the late Joe
Foran wish to express sin-
cere thanks to relatives,
friends and neighbours for
their many kind acts, Special
thanks to the MacKenzie and
McCreath Funeral :Home,
Lucknow, 'the pallbearers,
Fathers Dentinger and
Coughlin and the C.W.L.
ladies of St. Augustine Par-
ish.. Grateful acknowledge-
ment of gifts, flowers, mas-
ses Mid 'donations to the
Ontariolleart Fund. •
HALLAIVI
1' would` like to that' the
Doctors from Litcknow. atid
Dr. R. R. Shipperd from.
London, while 1 was a patient
in War MeMorial Children's
Hotpital.
Jonathan Hallam -14x
32. Coming events
CONSIGNMENT STOCKER
SALE
Monday, May 5th, 1980
at1:30 pan.
400 head
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY
SALE'
Phone 395-5230 or 528-9912
—14-18ar
FIREMEN'S DANCE
Firemen's dance on. April 12
atLucknow District Com-
munity Centre. Music by
,Special Appointment. Tick-
ets are available at John-
' stone Furniture, .Appliance
Centre, C & M Transport,
Hamilton Fuels, McDonagh
Insurance Agency or any ,
fireman. $7.00 including
lunch. —13,14
SHOOT PARTY
Will be held at St. Helens.
Institute Hall, on Thursday, -
pill 3, ..at 1.30. —I4x
Foll0 el•". .0!* SiflOT
24. Ilitisifloos
opportunities
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE -
North eastern Alberta weekly
newspaper showing excellent
return. Apply' ,to Box 31‹,
A-W,N.A., #213,11 Fairway
Drive, Edmonton, Alberta
T63 2W4. 14nc
HAVENS
I would nice to thank, every-
one for the-cards,- gifts-and-
visits I received while a
patient in Wingham Hospit-
al. All Was _very __much•-ap-
predated.
Alex Havens
WHITNEY
We would like to thank all
those who sent cards, flow-
ers, gifts and treats during
our stay in Wingham and
District Hospital and since
returning home. Special-
thanks to Drs. Corrin, Mc-
Kim, Jolly an& Bradley,
Medical Centre staff and
nurses on 2nd floor,.
Joanne and Ryan Whitney
—14
• •
MABEL 11/IcNALL
Words cannot express our
appreciation for the kindness
we received from so many in
the loss of a dear'daughter
and sister, Mabel McNall.'
Special thanks to friends and
neighbours and relatives and
all doctors and nurses at'
Wingharn and District Hos-
pital and London during
Mabel's , lengthy illness.
Many thanks for the floral
tributes anti the food dona-
tions and to the Cancer
Society 'and to Rev. Wtn.
Munshaw and the ladies of
the Presbyterian Church who
served lunch. Your kindness
will always be remembered.
Frank Johnston
and Family
—14
now CARD PARTY
Tuesday, April 8th, 8 p.m.,
Legion Hall, Lucknow,, Priz-
es, lunch. Admission $1.00,
Sponsored by Ladies Auxili-
ary Royal Canadian ,T,egion,
Branch 309, 'mallow. Every-
one welcome, —14
iiimYtIQN$111N.Go
Will be held Wednesday,
April 2, 1980 at 8 p.m. at the
Township IIall,. 10.' regular
gamea at' $1$.00; • Purple Ball
of $50;.'4 corners jackpot on 5
calls, $45; one share. ;the-
RUMMAGE SALE
The Auxiliary to Wingham
and District Hospital are
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
Bruce. County Health Unit
Infants, preschoolers, Adults
2nd Wednesday each month
Next clinic April 9th
Bruce COunty Health Unit
3 5.p.m.
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PLANT, spray and combine
48 acres of corn on 2nd of
West Wawanosh. Phone 395-
5510. '-14,15
holding their spring rum-
mage sale on Friday, April18 WANTED TO BUY reason-
in the. Wingham Armouries. ably priced saddle horse.
—14 1347-2623. —13,14x
1 .
E. Farm services _
CROP INSURANCE
For corn, Spring grains,. soy
beans and white beans, new
seeding. Deadline May 1,
1980.
NIEL EDGAR
Phone 357-2440, Whighaxn
—13-17
BERG STABLE
EQUIPMENT
Cleaners, Bunk Feeders, Silo
Unloaders, Farrowing Crat-
es, Water Bowls, Cow Stalls
and Hog Panelling, Contact
Lloyd Johnston, R. R. 3
Holyrood, phone 395-5390.
—40tfar
LUCKNOW SHIPPER
TO
UNITED CO-OPERATIVES
OF ONTARIO
LIVESTOCK DEPT.
• TORONTO
Ship your livestock
with
BILL TAYLOR
R. R. ir5, LUCKNOW
On Tuesdays
Or groups of 5 or more
On. Thursdays
From Lucknow Stockyards
CALL
' 528-3530 Home
or
528.3119 Yards
Tuesday or Thursday by
' 8:30 a'.m. for :prompt service
ASK BILL FOR
REQUIREMENTS OF
REPLACEMENT CATTLE
—39tfar
CUSTOM COMBINING °
With Gleaner 145 rotary,
wheat, mixed grain, beans,
corn, etc. For further infor-
mation phone 528-2072.•
—11-14
WANTED SOMEONE TO
tOWRY
FARM SYSTEMS LTD,
' Amberley .
PHONE 395-523.0
CLAY Silo • Unloaders,
Feeders, Cleanera, Stabling,,
..Leg Elevators:, Liquid Man-
ure Eluipment, Hog_Fonip7
meat.: .
BUTLER Silo 'Unloaders,
Feeders, ConVeyOrs.
FARMATIC Mills, Angers,
etc,: - •
ACORN - Cleaners, Heated
Waterers.
*ESTEEL-ROSCO - Gran-
-aries.
B & L Hog Panelling.
TOWER KING PRESSED
STAVE
Oxygen limiting silos• with
bottom unloader. Liquid
manure tanks. Phone Francis
Boyle, 395-5088, --73tfar •
F. For rent,
PASTURE FOR RENT by the
season. 'Phone 392-6269.
—14,15.
What can the' average farmer do about. the
present high rate of interest and'high cost of
production? A, lot, if you only knew. You, tho
person most involved, has an obligation to do
more than Just sit back and complain or Just -
accept thirsituatIonlinfefeat. NlarkAiiill 8 et
8:30p.m. on your calendar and come and
hear OFA first vice-pres., Ron White, explain
about' the forthcoming protest by OFA to
Ottawa on April 24. Come and see if you can
be part of those • willing to do something to
alleviate present pressures on the farmer.
We can do nothing unless we have a strong
organization and this means getting the
Cuiross-Carrick Township Federation back
on the active fist and possibly form a kinks.,
Township Federation. We need men like you
who know the problems we are facing who
can come up with the Ideas as to what
direction we should take in meeting these
problems'. REMEMBER APRIL 8 AT THE
HILLCREST PUBLIC SCHOOL IN' TEES-
WATER AT 8:30 p.m. This will be a meeting
you will want to .attend because you • cannot
afford to miss It.
ESTABLISHED OVER SIXTY'YEARS
WALKERTON. PHONE 881-0234 ONTARIO
A large stock of monuments at fair prices
Availabit for evening appointinents
•
14 wealth; 2 ,specials, $25; one
jackpot of $650.00 on 57
calls; consola4ok game of
$65.00; 5 door prizes. -44ar
•
HOVViCK LIONS BINGO
Will be held on . Saturday,
April:5th at 8:00 pan. in
Wroxeter Community Hall.
Admission $1.00. 12. Regular
the wealth; one $25.00 SpeC-
ial; Jackpot $120.00 on 54
Calls; PurPle Bair $70;00;
Dooicand Consolation prizes.
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EXPECTANT PARENT
EDUCATION CLASSES.
Being held in the F. E.
Madill Secondary School,
Wingham commencing Wed-
nesday, April 2, 1980 from
7:30 - 9:30 p.m. ' These
classes will run for 8 weeks.
Would anyone who is inter,
ested please register by
calling 1=800-265-4252 toll
free or the Health Unit office
at 357-2264. Both husbands
and wives are invited to
attend and participate in the
discussions, 1980 Fall Series
will begin week of September
8, 1980. —14,15,16ar
ANNUAL SPRING DANCE
Dungannon Agricultural Soc-
iety- is holding its annual
spring dance, Saturday, Apl
ril 5, with music by 'Country
Kats. Lunch and prizes in-
cluded. This is the last dance
before Fall Fair time, so
don't miss it. For tickets call
529.7956 or 529-7792.
—13,14ar '
for $16 00. 2 Share games ,