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31. Cards of thefiltS
SIM ina.
GELCMUST
Words are insufficient to ex
:press how deeply grateful I
am to all who have rein
embered my family and. I, in
so many, many ways while 1
was in hospital and since
returning home.` Special
thanks to the Lucknow. Doe -
tors ' and, nurses on second
floor. You each havea
special: place in my heart and
may God bless you -ail.
June Gilchrist
C. Wanted
TOP QUALITY first and sec-
ond cut hay, Mark Rohrer,
357-2868, No Sunday calls.
—8,9,10
WANTED TO RENT . land
suitable for cash crop in
Ashfield , or Huron Town-
ship. Apply in writing to Box
"D", c/o The Lucknow Sen-
tinel, Box 400, 'Lucknow,
NOG 2H0.—7-10ar
QUALITY MIXED GRAIN
—8x wanted. Snobelen • Farms
Ltd.. 395-5167. —7,8
McKENZiE .
We wish to express sincere
thanks to everyone for their
many acts of kindness and
deep concern during the
recent passing of a dear wife
and mother, Florence, D. Livestock
Don, Donna, John
and family TWO HOLSTEIN heifers due
in about 2 weeks. Phone
529-7465. Ted Vandervelde.
32. Coming . events —7,8
Wanted Cattle, sick or dis-
abled, pay .top dollar. Call
392-6829 anytime: —47tf
—8x
"SLEUTH" E. Farm services
A mystery -comedy starring
Jack Creley and Peter•Jobin,
Blyth. Memorial Hall, Tues-
day, March 2, 1982, 8 p.m.
Tickets 58.00. Phone 1-523-
9300 Tuesday and Wednes-
day, 9 a.m, to 5 p.m. or
1-523-4331. —7,8ar
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BENEFIT DANCE
On March 6, 9:30 -' 1:00 at
the ,Ripley . Complex, for
Bertha, (Van. Dam) and Henry
Askes, who lost their house
by fire. Music by Boyd's
Orchestra. Ladies please
bring lunch:.-8,9nz
CANCELLATION
PAPER DIVE"
Due to low demand for'news-
paper the Parents Committee
of the Lucknow Pathfinders,
Girl Guides and Brownies
will not hold a Paper Drive at
this time. Hopefully a drive
will be held in the spring. -8
CURLING CURLING -
CURLiNG
Are you interested . in.having
a Lucknow and District Curl-
ing Rink? There seems to be
a number of people' inter-
ested in reviving the club
which was very active in the
late 60s. -.If you are inter-
ested, leave,' your . name,
address and phone number
in care of the local business
places or drop a note to
"Curling",, Box 400, Luck-
now, Ontario NOG 2H0.
8,9,10
PANCAKE LUNCH
Pine rest Nursing Home,
Sunday, February 28. 12:30' - •
1:30 p.m. S2.50 per plate,
incluoes pancakes, sausage,
dessert, ' beverage. —8ar
Attention Farmers
A. For sale
HOLSTEIN BULL CALVES;
1973 3 ton Chev truck, 1000
tires, 16' box with hoist,
34,000 original miles. Phone
Murray Wilken, 395-5055.
8,9x
1000 BALES SECOND CUT
hay, 2000 first cut; excellent'
quality. Phone 395-5109.
—8,9x '
100BUSHELS of Massey
Seed barley; also some Trent
barley,, Clarence Ritchie,
phone 395.2806. —8x
HOW .DOES YOUR
SENTINEL
LABEL READ?
BERG STABLE
EQUIPMENT
Cleaners, Bunk Feeders, Silo
Unloaders, Farrowing Crat-
es,
Water Bowls,, Cow Stalls
and Hog Panelling. Contact
Lloyd Johnston, R. R. 3,
Holvrood, phone 395-5390.
—30tfar • '
.BUTLER - Ring Drive Silo
Unloaders, Big iim Silo Un -
loaders, Volume• Belt Feed-
ers, Convey -n -Feed Cattle
Feeders, Single Chain Con-
veyors, Barn Cleaners, Os-
walt Ensilmixers
FARMATIC - Blender
Hammer Mills, Blender
Roller Mills, Blender Mills
for 'Ground Hi -Moisture
corn, Augers, Leg Elevat-
ors,
ACORN ' - Cable Barn
Cleaners.
WESTEEL-ROSCO - Grain
Bins - 1350 to. 250,000. bu.,
Bulk Feed' Tanks.
ACME - Fan -Jet Ventila-
tion Systems.
HOULE - Liquid Manure
Pumps, Cleaners, Steel
Trusses.
B & L Complete Hog Con-
finement Systems,
SLURRY -SLINGER -Liquid
Manur, Spreaders.
CLAY - Parts and Service
for Clay Equipment.
ALSO - Electric Feed Carts,
Straw Choppers, Fibre -
Funnels, Ritchie Heated
Bowls,Hurst Equipment.
We Handle Evetything -
Almost
LOWRY FARM'
SYSTEMS 'LTD.
At Amberley,
R.. R. N'1, Kincardine
• Phone 3954286 '
ATTENTION FARMERS
You are invited to attend an
Agriculture employer seminar
Mads 4th
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
LEGION HALL, CANADIANA ROOM
Hanover
Qualified personnel from: the Ministry Of
Agriculture and Food and a local Chartered
Accountant will be on 'band to answer your
questions about farm payroll and employ-
ment concerns.. •
FEE: $6.00 PER PERSON.
Preregistration preferred
For more information, call. col lett
GREY=BRUCE CANADA FARM
LABOUR POOL
WALKERTON • . 88.1-3671
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REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD
528-2031 LUCKNOW
FARMS- DWELLINGS
BUSINESSES -COTTAGES
FRASER MacKINNON
Res. 395.2880
BARRY McDONAGH
528.3821
ROBT. CAMPBELL
529-7417
Ludlow Sentinel, % m*,, February 24, 1962-i-Pete1
olidays with parents in Florida
By Bell Hackett .
Suzanne and Eric Andrew ,
spent 10 days with, her
mother and father, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Needham, at Vero.
Beach, Florida.
Congratulations to Nolda
and Doug Scott onthe birth
.of a new baby boy,: Steven
Douglas, a wee brother for
Garry, •
Murray and Elizabeth' Ir-
vin visited Sunday with her
father, Leonard Ritchie, in
University Hospital, London.
Wanda and Jack Millar of
Tottenham spent the week-
end with her parents, Jim
and Isabel Hunter.
Visiting with Jessie Kirk-
land one. day last week were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Stobo
of Teeswater.
Congratulations to Murray.
Irvin, who was presented
with • the, Bill Armstrong
Award for the most Out-
standing Junior Farmer of
the Year for the County of
Huron,at the Junior Farm-
1
er's banquet in Brussels on
Saturday night.
Trinity Busy Bakery
The club president, Deb-
bie Raynard opened . the
meeting of the Trinity Busy
Bakers held at the ;home of
Gloria Hackett on Saturday.
Eight members answered
-the roll' call, They chose the
, name Trinity Busy Bakers for
this club.
Mrs. Hackett discussed
Milk Based Bread, Fat in
Bread and Essential Tech -
niques in the Straight Dough
Method.
The girlsfinished the steps
to, make Buttermilk Bread
and made rolls and a loaf.
The girls also started. Finnish
Health Bread. Each member.
took a turn doing something.
for each bread recipe.
` The meeting closed with
the .members sampling the.
Buttermilk Rolls
Rolls enjoyed
with chili which Mrs. Hackett
had made. It was a delicious
snack.
Outlaws win playoff
opener against Teeswater
. The Outlaws played their
first game of the playoffs on
Wednesday night against
the Teeswater Trojans. Luck-
noww started the best two out
of three series. on 'a ' good
note, by winning the ' first
game,
Lloyd Morrison, had one•
goal, assisted by Ken Mc-
Whinney. Ralph Morrison
also had one, assisted by
Wayne McDonagh. Ralph
Morrison assisted on the
final goal scored by the
Teeswater defense:
The second game of the
series was played Sunday.
The Outlaws came out fast;
which .resulted, in a break- -�
away ' by ' Gerald Cook and
Wayne McDonagh. Gerald
scored to give the Outlaws an
early .1 - 0 • lead.
The Outlaws popped an-
, other shot behind the goalie
to put them ahead 2 - O. The
Trojans managed to score
one goal before the end of
the first period.
In the last minute of the
game Teeswater pulled their
goalie, in a final desperate
attempt to make the series go
into a third game, however
the Outlaws continued to
control the game. The game
ended 2 - 1 for Lucknow.
Scorers for Lucknow, Ger-
ald Cook, ,assist Wayne Mc-
Donagh; John Beadle, assist
Roger Forsyth.
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENk
Interested in Saving
Those Had Earned. Dollars
then Shop at
The Winghom Sales Arena
We offer blg savings on new stylish mond wool dieing
room, .bedroom, living roam far.UUre: Plus a good.line
of line used furniture and appltaee.. •
'Tile Carpet Bin - 'A good selection of quality carpet - k
malamute, roll ends or by the square yard.
Guns. and " Ammrmitlon - New and used , guns by
Winchester; Remington, Roger, Savage, etc.
Clothing and Footwear - Men's work boats, rubber
boots, work pants ind shirts, aadles desli s jean',
children'. boots ,to, becleared at $4.25 a pair.
Bulk Coolies, candy, b lng goods, soup ` sizes, aD
types of nuts.
POTATOES -85.49 PER 75 LB. BAG OR
2 BAGS FOR 110.00
THE WING A M SALES ARENA 357-1730
North End ofWfigharm
OPEN MON. - SAT. 9 - 6 P.M. FRI. NITES TILL 9 P.M.
VISA AND MASTER CHARGE ACCEPTED
LOTS OF FREE PARKING '
THE WINGHAIA SALES ARENA
COOK - . Graham and Mary
Cook, Ripley, would like to
announce the arrival of Char-
les ilewelyn' Francis Cook,
born Friday, February 19,
1982. Proud grandfather is
.�..�..�..�..<..�...........� Charles Cronin of Wingham.
The Man.
TO See Is
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FARMS
100 ACRES ASHFIELD, cash crop, all workable, j
automated barn for 450 hogs, financing available.
375 ACRES HURON Township, cash crop. 1
480 ACRES KINLOSS Township, cash. ,.crop, no
buildings.
283 ACRES, cash crop, Ashfield Township. •
396 ACRES •KINLOSS, beef feed lot.L
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• 218 ACRES KINLOSS,' modern dairy barn.
HOMES
Goderich, 3 bedroom home, asking 521,500, all offers
considered.
LUCKNOW, 4 bedroom, close to churches and schools,
corner lot.
1 LUCKNOW 4 bedroom, 3 lots, vendor will finance.
LUCKNOW, 5 . year old 4 bedroom, shown by
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c Warren & TerryZinfl
PHONE 529-7350 R. R. # 2, LUCKNOW
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appointment.
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' SCOTT - Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Scott are pleased to
announce the .birth of their
son, • Steven Douglas, on
February 8,1982, weighing 8
lbs. 7 oz. A brother for
Garry, and another, grandson
for. Mr. Robert Scott and Mr..
and Mrs. Ries Miltenburg.
STANLEY -' Jason and Chad
announce the 'arrival of their
baby sister, Danielle Lor-
raine, 6 lbs. 11 o4, on
February 13, 1982 at St.
Joseph's Hospital,' London.
Proud parents are Ron and
Linda. Stanley of Lucknow.
Proud grandparents are Har-
old and Violet Elliott of
Ripley and George and Ann
Stanley of Lucknow. Another
great grandchild for William
and Viola Stanley of Lucknow
and Mrs. Jean • McInnes of
Wingham.
STANLEY - Mr. and Mrs.
Bayne Stanley of Barrie are
• pleased to announce the
birth of a son. Ryan Russell,
8, lb. 8 oz., born Friday,
Fibruary 19, 1982. First
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Stanley, Mississauga
and second great grandchiid'
for Mrs:Rosie Stanley, Luck:-
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