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P.O.. Box 104, Owen. Sound,
N4K 5P1. Pease state age.
—22,23x
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Phone Qoderich 524-6001 or
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Free positive confidential
support. Birthright. Call 357-
1066, 357-2392, 357-1769 or
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IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM
• in your faMily? Al -Anon can
• help families and friends of
aleoholics. Phone VVialkertor
881-3113, `Goderich 524-
6001. Ask for an Al -Anon
number.. —45nx
STRAYED one Hereford cow
from the ,8th concession of
Kinloss, east of Holyrood.
Phone 528-5242. —23
FOUND - cow in Kinloss
area. Owner may claim by
phoning 529-7765 and identi-
fying. —23
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28. Engagements
•FIGUEIRA 7 AJTN
Mr. and Mrs. lick Alton, R.
R. #. 7, Lucknow, are pleased
to announce tits forthcoming
marriage of thei: only daugh-
ter, Shelley; to Mr. Gary
Figueira, sqn of Mr. and
Mrs. Cy Figueria, of Toron-
to. The marriage will take
place at 6 p.m. on July 9,
1982 In Leaside United
Church, Toronto. Reception
following at the 'Boulevard
Club.
HACKETT - COLLING
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Coiling
Wish to announce the forth-
coming marriage of their
daughter, Mary Louise. to
Aaron Andrew, son of Mr.
and , Mrs. Eric.. Hackett.
The 'WeddLig will take place
Friday, June -18, 1982 at 7.30
p.m. in St. Andrews United
Church; Ripley. Reception to
follow.
KOENDERS - NEWBOLD
Mr. and Mrs. George New-
bold are pleased to announce
the forthcoming marriage of
their daughter, Elizabeth
Louise, to Martin Koenders
on Saturday, June 26, 1982 in
Calgary, Alberta. Elizabeth
is the youngest daughter \ of
Mr. and Mrs. George New-
bold, Lucknow and Martin is
the 'eldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael koenders, al -
mon Arm, , B.C. Following
their marriage the couple will
reside at their home at 76
Strathcona Cr., S.W., Cal-
gary, Alberta T3H 1L1.
29. Marriages
COURTNEY - BRADLEY
Jim and Evelyn' Bradley of R.
# 3, Goderich are happy to
announce the marriage of
their daughter, Movita to Pat
'Courtney, • son •of Bob and
Joyce Courtney, R. # 1,
Kincardine. The marriage
took place June 4, 1982 in
Mississauga. •
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HOW DOES YOUR
SENTINEL LABEL
READ?
1 .
Tenders will be accepted until the 16th day of June,
•
1982, for the property belonging to Hugh MacKenzie,
being 200 acres without buildings, of which 50 acres are
workable, [now in pasture], and the balance is young
hard maple busb, situate In the Township of Ignioss, in'
the County of Bruce, and being Lots 23 and 24,
COncession .4. •
Tenders should °be accompanied by a deposit by
certified cheque of 5% of the tender price, with the
balance due on closing. Cheques to be made payable to
George J. Brophy, In Trust.
• Tenders should be mailed or delivered to George J.
Brophy, Box 610, Campbell Street, .Lucioloiv, Ontario.
Acceptance in writing of any tender shall constitute on
unconditional Agreement of Purchase and Sale and the
closing date shall be July 16, 1982.
The 'Vendor shall reserve the right to accept or., reject
any tender in his absolute discretion. -
DATED at Lucknow, Ontario, this 17th day of May, .
1982.
FARM FOR SALE BY TENDER
Hugh MacKenzie
GEORGE J. BROPHY
Barrister and Solicitor
Box 610 •
Campbell .Street .
Lucluiow, Ontario
Solicitor for •
Hugh MacKenzie
—21,22,23ar
31. Cards of thanks
MacINNES
Again we would like to thank
our neighbours; friends and
relatives for all their help,
food, cards of sympathy and
flowers at the time of. Mae's
illness and . death. Thanks
ilso to Pastor Grieco and
Rev. Mills fortheir comfort-
ing messages and prayers;
and the Currie-.Walkr Fun-
eral, Home for their help and
support. Thanks again.
Katherine Casemore
• Leonard and Roy
Maclnnes and family.,
—23
McDONALD
The family of the late George
McDonald wish to thank all
our friends, relatives • and
• neighbours for their acts of
kindness, floral , tributes,
cards of sympathy and dona-
tions to the charitable organ-
izations: Special thanks to
• Re‘ . Bushell, Old Light Lod-
tge, Lucknow, the pallbearers
and •tile ladies of St. And-.
Jew's Church. Your thought-
fulness will always be rem-
embered. —23x
• MacINNES
We would like to thank our
friends and relatives for the
many cards, and letters and
plants at the time of the
passing of our sisters, Dor-
othy Crosier and Mae Macln-
nes. All these kindnesses will
long be remembered and ap-
preciated. '
Leonard and Freda
Machines and Family
—23x
• MacDONALD
Thanks to friends and neigh.-
bpurs of the 10th of Kinloss
and 10th of. Culross for the
farewell gift for our 'family.
• Bob and Carol MacDonald
and Family
—23
ELLIOTT
We wish to express our
sincere thanks to Dr. Mc-
Gregor and the nurses on the
second floor at Wingham and
District Hospital following.
the birth of our son Kyle
William. Special thanks to
our relatives .and friends for
all their good wishes, visits,
cards, flowers and gifts.
Your thoughtfulness • was
greatly appreciated.
Barry, Crystal,
and Kyle Elliott
31. Cards of thanks
WILSON
My sincere thanks to all who
remembered me with cards
and gifts while I was in
Wingham Hospital.
• Vivian Wilson
—23 •
COOK
I would like to thank every-
one very much for their
cards, 'visits and gifts while I
was in Kincardine hospital.
Special thanks to , Sandra
MacDonald for looking .after
Craig and to Donna MacLen-
nan for caring for Heather.
Ali was very much apprec-
iated. ,•
Brenda and Christy Cook
32. Coming events
100TH ANNIVERSARY
The 100th Anniversary of the
Whitechurch United Church
will be held on June 13.
, Guest speakers Rev. Wilina
Brown at 11 a.m. Rev. Wes
Ball at 8 p.m. Special music
with the Howick Municipal
• Men's Quartet in the even-
• ing. —23
• PORK CONGRESS
Ontario Pork Congress,
Stratford Fairgrounds, June
22, 23, and 24, 9:00 to 6:00
daily. Educational programs
• exhibits, livestock shows and
sales and more. For details
phone 519-625-8811. —23nx
•
• RECYCLING DRIVE
Friday, June 11, 7 - 9 p.m. at
Lucknow Sales Barn or Dun-
gannon Mennonite Church.
Glass, tin, newsprint bund-
led; glass, clean and labels
removed from tins and flat-
tened. Sponsored by Dun-
gannon Mennonite Church.
—23x
• BUS TRIP
The Lucknow Women's In-
stitute is sponsoring a Bus
Trip to Petrolia, Oil Springs
and Dresden museum, Uncle
Tom's Cabin and Glencoe on.
'.1ue 21st. If interested con-
tact 528-3512 or 528-3839.
—23x
"EVENING OF MUSIC"
Students of Ruth Alton pres-
ent an evening Of music at
Brookside School, Thursday,
June 10, at 8:00 *p.m. Every-
one welcoine. —23x
•
.32. Coming events
NNW
SOUTH KINLOSS
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY
SERVICES .
June 13, 11 a.m.
and MO p.m.
Guest Speaker
MR. MURRAY GAUNT
TEESWATER
EX TOGGERY
Closes June 26. Unsold artic-
les and money may be.picked
up only on June 29, 2 - 5 and
-7 - 9 p.m. June 30 2 - 4 p.m.
All unclaimed articles be-
come the property of Corona-
tion Rebecca Lodge. Rum-
mage sale July 2 and 3, 2 - 5.
—22-26
•
OPEN HOUSE •
The family of Peter and
Agnes Leeson are holding
open house, June 13,1:30 -
4:30 p.m., Purple Grove
Community Centre, in hon-
our of their 40th wedding
anniversary. Please drop by
and extend your best wishes
only. —23
• Lucknow Sentinel', Wednesday, June 9, 1982—Page 17
32. Coming events
urn!, UN. Nmi 9,..•
• SHOWER
Miscellaneous shower to be
held at the Lucknow Town
Hall, Friday, June 11, 8 p,m.
for Susan (nee Bain) Dadson.
Everyone welcoine. —22,23
HORTICULTURAL
MEETING
Lucknow and District Hord -
cultural Society will hold
their June meeting, 2 P.m.
June 9, Lucknow Legion
Hall. Mr. Peter Van Tuyl of
Agripark, Kincardine will be
the guest speaker. Everyone
welcome. —22,23
MUSIC RECITAL
By students of Anita Dekker
and Marilyn Murray will be
held Wednesday, June 9,
1982, 8 p.m., Lucknow Public
School; includes piano, organ
and guitar entertainment.
Lunch provided. Silver col-
lection. —22,23
FIDDLE AND STEP DANCE
CONTEST
July 9 ,- 10 at Fergus and
District Community Centre,
Fergus, Ontario. For infor-
mation contact Mery Woods,
843-1630. —22nx
'HOW DOES YOUR
SENTINEL LABEL
READ?
60TH WEBSTER PICNIC
The Webster 60th Reunion
will be held at Brookside
School SATURDAY after -
NOON, June 19th, 1982. At 3
p.m. the memoriam service
and program will be held.
—22,23x
• HOWICK LIONS BINGO
Will be held Friday, June 11,
• 8 p.m. Wroxeter Community
Hall. Admission $1.00; 12
regular games for $10.00; 2
share the wealth; else $25.00
special; jackpot $150.00 on
52 calls; purple ball, $150.00 -
door and consolation prizes.
—23ar
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL \
Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, Tuesday, June 29,
1982. Tickets available ONLY
in advance at these locations:
Ron Machan Home Had -
ware, Loree's Ladies Wear,
J. W. Henderson Lumber
Ltd. Adults $5.00; 18 years
and under $2.50; Two set-
tings: 5:30 or 7:00 p.m.
—23,24
OPEN HOUSE
The family of John Gaunt
invite relatives and friends,to
an Open House in celebra:
tion ,of his 80th birthday at
his residence at White-
church, Sunday, June 20,
1:30- 4:30 p.m, Best wishes
only please. —23,24
OSBORNE PICNIC
The annual Osborne Picnic,
• Sunday, June 27, Bradley
School. Greenock Township.
Games at 3 p.m. Committee
in charge, Dorothy Scholtz,
Murial and Stewart Barber,
Lois Schnittker and George
McLean. Please bring picnic
supper. —p
LEAHY FAMILY COMING
• TO RIPLEY
The Leahy Family wiil.? be
performing in the , Ripley
Complex for a concert and
dance, Friday, July 2, prov-
• iding family entertainment.
Advance tickets ,available
from Recreation Committee
or phone Cecil Sutton 395-
5328, John Gamble 395-2808,
Brad Rotteau, 395-5771. —23
Attention Farmers
A. For sale
• 28 ACRES standing mixed
hay. Phone 395-2438..--23
11 FARROWING CRATES in
good condition. Phone 395-
2438. —13
NO. 12 Massey Ferguson
baler; aged Polled Hereford
• bull or 2 year old V. Limousin
• buil. Phone 395-5433. —23
SEED BARLEY approxima-
tely 400 bushel. Phone 396-
8548 weekends or 621-3907
weekday evenings. —23
ALLIS CHALMERS side
rake, new condition; #12 MF
baler; bale stooker and stook
loader. Phone 395-5396.
—22,23 '
B. Custom work
CUSTOM COMBINING av-
ailable, with • N5 Rotary
Gleaner, for wheat, barley,
soyabeans and corn. Contact
Robert Emerson, 395-5115.
—n-25
CUSTOM BALING of large
round bales, $5.50 per bale.
Phone 519-7857. —22-25
CUSTOM BALING of large
round bales, hay or straw,
$5.00 per bale. Larger acre-
age baled cheaper. Phone
529-7302. —23-26
WILL BALE LARGE round
bales. Phone Bruce Raynard;
528-6144. —23,23,25
C. Wanted
Wanted Cattle, sick or dis-
abled, pay top dollar. Call
392-6829 anytime. —47tf
D. Livestock
TWO PUREBRED, register-
able, one year old, Suffolk
rams; ready to start breeding
this '82 season. • Contact
Lesley Moncrief, 395-2480.
—19tf • .
LIMOUSIN BULLS FOR
SALE •
Quality Limousin bulls, per
centage and full bloods. Hil-
ray Farms Ltd., Holyrood,
Ontario, 528-2132. —20-23
\,
FOR SALE serviceable age
boar, Allan Johnston, 529-
7194. —23 •
PUREBRED CHAROLAIS
bulls and heifers, Schnurr's
Charolais, Walkerton, 881-
1587. —23,24
GOOD SELECTION 'of
springing heifers and Hol-
• stein cows. Ted Van der
Velde, 529-7465. —23tf
• .
BEFORE ydu buy your next
bull, give us a call and ask for
our performance report and
price list. David Pease, Glen
Osprey Farm, R. R." 6, Shel-
burne, Ontario (519) 925-
6412. —23nx
• .E.Farm services
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.
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AUCTION SALE
' OF PROPERTY
jj 0 Vehicles, Machinery,
Furniture and
Miscellaneous Items
IIVVfor
AYNE TAYLOR
Lot 25, Hwy. 9, Greenock
Tewnship, 1/2 mile west of
• Riveradale
fl SATURDAY, JUNE 19
12:30 Sharp
0 The property consists of
50 acre farm, lot 25,
Greenock Township, with
bedroom house, 4 jSc.
0 bath; kitchen with cup-
boards; forced air oil Awn -
ace; L shaped barn; as-
sumable $36,000.00 mort-
IIgage at 12% interest.
10% down day of sale,
balance in 30 days.
0 FULL LIST NEXT WEEK
Auctioneer
LINC RUSSWURM
• Phone Mildmay 367.2123
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•
Antique Car Show
i• ,and•
Flea Market
at the •
• , FAI R GROUNDS, CLIFFORD •i
(formerly Brussels Flea Market)
0 . .
, June 12th and 13th
• Camping Available •#e
0#• For mare information phone •
. .
•
$ Morley Tanner: 881-0947
#
#
o
o
i
s
$
60TH WEBSTER PICNIC
The Webster 60th Reunion
will be held at Brookside
School SATURDAY after -
NOON, June 19th, 1982. At 3
p.m. the memoriam service
and program will be held.
—22,23x
• HOWICK LIONS BINGO
Will be held Friday, June 11,
• 8 p.m. Wroxeter Community
Hall. Admission $1.00; 12
regular games for $10.00; 2
share the wealth; else $25.00
special; jackpot $150.00 on
52 calls; purple ball, $150.00 -
door and consolation prizes.
—23ar
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL \
Lucknow Presbyterian
Church, Tuesday, June 29,
1982. Tickets available ONLY
in advance at these locations:
Ron Machan Home Had -
ware, Loree's Ladies Wear,
J. W. Henderson Lumber
Ltd. Adults $5.00; 18 years
and under $2.50; Two set-
tings: 5:30 or 7:00 p.m.
—23,24
OPEN HOUSE
The family of John Gaunt
invite relatives and friends,to
an Open House in celebra:
tion ,of his 80th birthday at
his residence at White-
church, Sunday, June 20,
1:30- 4:30 p.m, Best wishes
only please. —23,24
OSBORNE PICNIC
The annual Osborne Picnic,
• Sunday, June 27, Bradley
School. Greenock Township.
Games at 3 p.m. Committee
in charge, Dorothy Scholtz,
Murial and Stewart Barber,
Lois Schnittker and George
McLean. Please bring picnic
supper. —p
LEAHY FAMILY COMING
• TO RIPLEY
The Leahy Family wiil.? be
performing in the , Ripley
Complex for a concert and
dance, Friday, July 2, prov-
• iding family entertainment.
Advance tickets ,available
from Recreation Committee
or phone Cecil Sutton 395-
5328, John Gamble 395-2808,
Brad Rotteau, 395-5771. —23
Attention Farmers
A. For sale
• 28 ACRES standing mixed
hay. Phone 395-2438..--23
11 FARROWING CRATES in
good condition. Phone 395-
2438. —13
NO. 12 Massey Ferguson
baler; aged Polled Hereford
• bull or 2 year old V. Limousin
• buil. Phone 395-5433. —23
SEED BARLEY approxima-
tely 400 bushel. Phone 396-
8548 weekends or 621-3907
weekday evenings. —23
ALLIS CHALMERS side
rake, new condition; #12 MF
baler; bale stooker and stook
loader. Phone 395-5396.
—22,23 '
B. Custom work
CUSTOM COMBINING av-
ailable, with • N5 Rotary
Gleaner, for wheat, barley,
soyabeans and corn. Contact
Robert Emerson, 395-5115.
—n-25
CUSTOM BALING of large
round bales, $5.50 per bale.
Phone 519-7857. —22-25
CUSTOM BALING of large
round bales, hay or straw,
$5.00 per bale. Larger acre-
age baled cheaper. Phone
529-7302. —23-26
WILL BALE LARGE round
bales. Phone Bruce Raynard;
528-6144. —23,23,25
C. Wanted
Wanted Cattle, sick or dis-
abled, pay top dollar. Call
392-6829 anytime. —47tf
D. Livestock
TWO PUREBRED, register-
able, one year old, Suffolk
rams; ready to start breeding
this '82 season. • Contact
Lesley Moncrief, 395-2480.
—19tf • .
LIMOUSIN BULLS FOR
SALE •
Quality Limousin bulls, per
centage and full bloods. Hil-
ray Farms Ltd., Holyrood,
Ontario, 528-2132. —20-23
\,
FOR SALE serviceable age
boar, Allan Johnston, 529-
7194. —23 •
PUREBRED CHAROLAIS
bulls and heifers, Schnurr's
Charolais, Walkerton, 881-
1587. —23,24
GOOD SELECTION 'of
springing heifers and Hol-
• stein cows. Ted Van der
Velde, 529-7465. —23tf
• .
BEFORE ydu buy your next
bull, give us a call and ask for
our performance report and
price list. David Pease, Glen
Osprey Farm, R. R." 6, Shel-
burne, Ontario (519) 925-
6412. —23nx
• .E.Farm services
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.
[71x==xicieff
AUCTION SALE
' OF PROPERTY
jj 0 Vehicles, Machinery,
Furniture and
Miscellaneous Items
IIVVfor
AYNE TAYLOR
Lot 25, Hwy. 9, Greenock
Tewnship, 1/2 mile west of
• Riveradale
fl SATURDAY, JUNE 19
12:30 Sharp
0 The property consists of
50 acre farm, lot 25,
Greenock Township, with
bedroom house, 4 jSc.
0 bath; kitchen with cup-
boards; forced air oil Awn -
ace; L shaped barn; as-
sumable $36,000.00 mort-
IIgage at 12% interest.
10% down day of sale,
balance in 30 days.
0 FULL LIST NEXT WEEK
Auctioneer
LINC RUSSWURM
• Phone Mildmay 367.2123
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