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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-02-03, Page 15iw. SIM UMW N... =M. e e e 1111,110 31. Cards of thanks M>wcM1LLAN I. wish, to thank everyone for their kindness, while.I was in the hospital, for visits, cards, flowers and treats; also to the Lucknow doctors and the nurses on the second floor. Sadie MacMillan —5 DICKIE I wish to express my apprec- iation ppreciation for the care and kind- ' ness shown to me by , the Lucknow Doctors and nurses. in ICU while in the Wingham Hospital. Also thanks to my family and neighbours who. helped Out with the . work at home. William Dickie -5x 32. Coming events vire UM. - MOM, eWM. r. 32. Coming events mom won an ems morn ems mom am, rem EUCHRE PARTY, The Lucknow and District Horticultural, Society wel- comes the public to their. Valentine. Euchre Party at the Lucknow Legion Hall, February 10, .1982 at 8 p.m.. Prizes,, ' lunch, admission $1.00, ---5,6 CARD PARTY Huron Chapter 89 Order of 'the Eastern Star are holding their annual Valentine Card Party at Pinecrest Manor on Friday, February 12.. Musical entertainment 7:30 p.m.. Euchre and bridge 8 p.m. Everyone welcome. Proceeds for Estarl Scholarships. (Eas- tern Star Training Award for Religious Leadership.) —5x HEREFORD SHOW Winter Classic Hereford Show - 9:30 a.m. and sale 1 p.m., Thursday; February 4, 1982 at the Canada Farni Show, Toronto. Contact Craig Lymburner, R. R. # 1; Castor Centre, Ontario LOR 1E0 1- (416) 957-3695. —Six EDUCATION DAY The Concerned Farm Wom- en .present Education Day (legal aspects of finance) on Saturday, February 6, at the Walkerton District Second- ary, School, 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Everyone Welcome. Guest speaker Duncan Allan; after- noon *orkshops. Fee: S5.00. Lunch $2:00. —5 RiPLEY, LIONS BINGO February 3, Huron Township Hall, Ripley • one pot of gold; 10 regular games, S15.01);» one share the wealth; one novelty special, 570:00; one novelty •special,, $35.00; purple ball, S70.00; 4 corner. jackpot • on 5 calls, 550.00; jackpot S475.00 on 58 calls.. Consolation S47.50 and door prizes. —5ar ST. HELENS. POKER RALLY Sunday, February 7, 1982, registration from 12:00 to 2:00 at Institute Hall, St. Helens. Cash prizes for best poker hind; numerous door prizes. ' Lunch available. Price S3.00 for one hand, two hands for S5.00. See list of donations elsewhere in pap- er. -Sar k SHOOT PARTY February 4, 1982, St. Helens W.I. Hall, 8:30•• p.m. sharp. Prizes and lunch provided. HOWICK LIONS BINGO Will be held on Friday, February 5 at 8 p.m. in» Wroxeter Community Hall. Admission $1.00; 12 regular games for 510.00; 2 share the wealth; one $25.00 spec-;, ial jackpot 5180.00 on 55 calls; purple ball $60.00; door and consolation prizes. —5ar VALENTINE'S DANCE Valentine's Dance at Dun- gannon .Agricultural Hall, Saturday, February .13, 1982. Dancing Dancing to Country Cobras. Sponsored by the Agricul- tural` Society. S4.00 per per- son includes lunch. Everyone welcome:--5,6ar KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION kndergarten registration at Brookside School will be held February 12, 1982.' For furth- er details call the school at 529-7900.-5 LEGION VALENTINE DANCE Sat. Feb. 13 Kountry Kati Orchestra Smorgasbord Provided $8.00 per couple —5,6ar _ • roads.• Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, February•3, 1982•—Pegg 14 Snowmobilers join Timmie Run By Valetta Emerson. Miss Linda Moore left by plane on Sunday from; Tor- onto after a two week holiday to return to her work at the Credit Union in Okotoks. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilk- ens of Kitchener spent Satur- . day and Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Doris Wilkens, Glenna and Crystal. On - Sunday the United Church held communion ser- vices with Rev. Martin of Gorrie in ,charge. The annual meeting of the United Church was held in the church Thursday evening with Mr. Robert Perry in charge. The storm on Sunday afternoon . was really lively with wind and blowing snow. In the evening the storm subsided and we had a short period of rain followed later. by more ' ;snow. All school buses in the . area were cancelled due to drifted. IMMUNIZATION CLINIC Bruce County Health Unit Infants, .Preschoolers, Adults 2nd Wednesday each month Next clinic Wednesday,. February 10, 1982 Bruce County Health Unit Office • 3 - 4:30 p.m. -5ar ONTARIO'S . largest Farm Machinery• Consignment Sale, Norwich, Ontario., Fri- day, February 12,' 1982, 10 a.m. (Sales conducted sec- ond Friday each ,month): Approximately 150 -175 trac- tors :plus all types of farm equipment. Consignments welcome. For more •informa- tion call (519) 424-9998 . or (519) 424-9093. Proprietors K. S. Hamulecki & Sons, ---5nx ,Attention Farmers A. For Sale MIN= 1111 1 1 The W-M.S, Presbyterial to have been held in Wing- ham . Monday • was, cancelled until a later date. • Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mc- Millan of Watford and Mrs. Isobel Tiffin of Lucknow were Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. Michael McClenaghan of Kitchener visited Tuesday with Mr, and • Mrs. Carl McClenaghan and grand- mother, ,Mrs. • Mary McClen aghan. Mr: a d Mrs. •Sandy Fair, Shaun ad Craig of Bluevale were dinner guests with .Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Bill Gollan of Lucknow passed away in London Hos- pital Sunday where he had. been, taken with a broken hip. Mr. Gollan is Mrs. Carl. McClenaghan's father. Sym- pathy is extended from the community. • Mr. and. Mrs. Leo Gladin and Barbara were Monday evening visitors with Mr,, and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw. Joining the Timmie Run from this area on Sunday at ° Wingham . were »Marty Young; Donald de Boer, Jim ,and Judy de Boer and David Ross. Mildmay and Palmer- ston were on the route. They left about 9 a.m. and didn't return until around 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rintoul and Kevin visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Si. Helens coupe have new baby By Kathryn Todd Congratulations go out to Mr.',and . Mrs. Tom Pegg on the arrival of their • new baby. Their new daughter was born on. January X28. Adam McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McDon- ald has returned home after spending several days•in the Wingham and District Hos- travelled to Clinton to honour Rick - Humphrey on his 30th birthday. Rick is a former St. Helen's resident.. After ..the social gathering, • a buffet lunch was. served, After , four •weekends , of blizzard conditions, Ground Hog Day in the village was rather unimportant. Since it does not matter whether or not he saw ljis shadow, • it will. pital. take a good . six weeks or Several area residents more before the snow melts. HAY AND STRAW for sale. Phone 529-7126. —5,6x C. Wanted Wanted Cattle, sick or ,dis- abled, . pay top. dollars Call 392=6829 anytime. --47tf D. Livestock, VISTA VILLA Farms offers a special selection of service- able age boars, Yorkshire with contemporary , indexes as high as 163; Hampshires with comtemporary indexes', as high as 148; as well as Duroc and Hamp x York boars. We market over 2000 market hogs annually so realize what the commercial man is faced with and price boars .according to market conditions. Herd ROP tested and health approved. Bob Robinson,, R. R. # 4, Walton,, 345-2317. -4,5,6 -€06+g-le;,/ A littlel idoila y r lot otACtion VSD CLasmna» ADS • The Man To See Is i ifisINTEE LUCKNOW3 bedroom brick home, approx. 5 years old, family room, carpeted throughout. Shown by appoint- ment only. LUCKNOW 4 bedroom home, approximately 3 lots, mature trees, nicely landscaped with access to the Lucknow river. This older home has modern kitchen, living room and dining room and is nicely kept. Owner has reduced the price and will consider holding a first mortgage at reasonable interest rate. Ask to look at this property. CORNER LOT, 4 bedroom home, 2 bedrooms on first , floor, living and dining room, large kitchen, full basement, oil forced air furnace, close to churches and f downtown. The owner has substantially • reduced the asking price. Make an appointment to 'look at this e Lucknow home. • . GODERICH, 3 bedroom home, large kitchen, 3 piece bath, heated by gas furnace, double garage. Reduced C to $21,000. ,Owner 'says to sell, look this home over. FARMS • . DAIRY FARM Kincardine area, 150' acres approx. 40 cows, excellent • remodelled barn, brick home. DAIRY FARM Wingham area, modern barn, 60 cow tie ups, • gutter'cleaner, upright feed storage, brick home. j• Financing available to approved purchaser. • 1 We have responsible farmers wanting to lease acreage { for cash crop land. Call if you have land to rent. Warren & Terry Zinn PHONE 529.7350, . R. R. 12, LUCKNOW Corey of Clinton on. Sunday. Roddy and son, ' Brian Inglis of Earlton •attended. a convention last week in Lon- don and on their way home they visited •with his sister, Pauline Adams on Friday. Mrs. Agnes Elliott of Wingham the weekend with her son, Walter, Mrs. Elliott and Karen, Whitechurch 4-H The Whitechurch 4-H club held their 'first meeting for the spring project at Mrs. Walter Elliott's home on Sat- urday with eight members present. • Members of, the club in- cluded. Debbie and Brenda Mensinga, Janet Laidlaw, Kendra Purdon, Karen El- liott, Celia Chandler, Cathy Dow, Marilyn. Jamieson, and Cora Blom. • ,• The members elected their ° officers: Janet Laidlaw, pres- ident; Cathy Dow, vice-pres- ident; Celia Chandler, press reporter, Mrs. Elliott demonstrated how to make pizza and Mrs, Purdon discussed how • yeast is • used in making pizza dough. She discussed the tools necessary to make bread. • - All of the members took a turn trying to , make pizza dough. Everyone enjoyed sampling the prepared pizza. Mrs. Roely de Boer and Joanne called on Mr. and Mrs: Victor Emerson on Fri- day evening and also visited with Mrs. Symon de Boer of Lucknow. - Mr. and kMrs. Bill Gibson went to • Milwaukee .last week, where Bill attended a special course in his line of work. Mrs. • Gibson did some visiting on • the route, home and arrived home Wednes- day. Bill' arrived home on the weekend. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA Large Carpet. Clearance Sale AT THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA STARTING FEBRUARY 4TH Selling will be a large selection of quality carpet by the square yard. Also roll ends, and remnants and sm a no W111 flooring. Bring your room sizei with you. While attending the Carpet Sale be sure to check out our LOW! LOW! . prices on new and used furniturre, clothing,: toes, new and used, gums, bulk cookies, baking goods4; kcsuady and nuts. VISA AND MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED! LOTS OF FREE PARKING Open Mon. - Sat. 9 6 p.m. Fri. Nights till p.m. THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 680 Josephine Street, North End of Wingham THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA INCOME TAX SERVICE This year save money by having your tax return done professionally. Personal Returns as low as $15.00 Farm ,& Business Returns as Tow as $50.00 We will come .right to your door if »you wish. II Information held in strictest. confidence. Make An Appointment Today KEITH METZGER• • R. R. 3; Lucknow • Cali Coiled 395-5482 BA Mc 'O»AGH REAL E' TATE $c. I','i_';RN"\,CE LTD 528-2031; LUCKNOW FARMS- DWELUNGS BUSINESSES cotriGEs FRASER MacKINNON ' • ROBT. CAMPBELL Res. 395-2880 529-74117 BARRY McDONAGH 8528.3821