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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-16, Page 14rage j4 Luekuow Seutiuet, Wethesday¢ October 1 'Q 1991 35. None To. Creditors flO ICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS AOI, claims against the estate of Dr. Melvin. Howard Corrin Pate of • the Village of Cuckoo", , kw he County of Druce, deceased, who died . on or about the 10th day of August, 1991, must be filed with the under- ,sign..ed on or before Novembor 2.1901; . thereaa=r the Executrices of the estate will distrribute r e assets of the estate having regard enl) to the claims for which the undersigned then has glace. Dated September 24, 1p91. GEORGE J. BROPHY, Barrister 84 Solioltor, Box 610, Ltial2NW, ntarie NOG 2H0, Solicitor for the Estate.' 40',41,42 36• Announcements NOTICE Mayfair .Restaurant will be closed Saturday, October 19/91 due 0Q:1mi/it wedding 37. Mortgages MONEY TO PAY BILLS, Start a busi- ness, usi- ne_ ss i Bad credit? iso Prebtel..NmOual- flying ,Hassles! Borrow $10,000, repay $134. monthly! Call Intransicon Finan- cial (416) 650-9455. Busy? -1-800-268- 1429. --41 be CREDIT' PROBLEMS? Need a consoli- dation loan? For cfast, confidential ser- vice in arranging a 1st or 2nd mortgage on residential,commercial or rural prop- erties, call Mid -Canada Financial Ser- vices at 1-376-4914. Bryan Hodgkinson - Mortgage Underwriter.--39tfbcknx 38. Auction Sole. SPECIAL COW DISPERSAL SALE for Brindley Farms at LUCKNOW SALES BARN on Saturday, October 19191 1:00 p.m. Approx: 90 Beef cows and calves. Approx: 30 of these cows will sell with calves at side. Approx: 35 of these cows are large frame Angus balance are Hereford and Charolais. 1 Donkey; 1 Limo Bull; 1 - Saler: Some of the calves are suitable for 4-H. For further information call: 529-7625 Bus. 529-7970 les. or 5289211. STOCKER. ALE Lucknow Community • Sales Monday, October 21/91 ' 1:30 PM . CONsimoviENTS $TIL : • • WELCOME ' . For more information: Cordo N1 Bradley 5294625 625 5294970 or . 5284211 59, EdwcotIonoi l IS TiikPKING ICOR YO J. Le'e dissuSs it. .Introducing extended. Programs and Credit. QOu rats, .Cali Wiliam at 1006 265-7173. Markel winingSystems. -- 41bc, LEARN AUCTDONEERQN:G at the South. weete•rn Ontario School of Auctioneering. Next class: November 9- 15. interroation, contact:. Southwestern. Ontario School ofAuctioneering.Ri l#Sg Woodstock, Ontarie , NLS 7V9. (51,4 537-2115. --34bc 46. In Mem3 oriam KEMP, In loving memory of a dear 'brother . Glen Harvey, who passed away October 21, 1987. He is gone, but not forgotten, And, as dawns another year, in our lonely hours of thinking. Thoughts of him are always near, Days of sadness will coma o'er Us, Friends may think the wound is healed,. But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart concealed. Lovingly remembered by Gordon, Brenda, Devin and Cody. —42x THOMPSON In loving "memory of my father: Bud Thompson who passed away October 14, 1990. I'll never forget that terrible day, men-mod-calledyou-horrae-and~tooEy you away. No time for goodbyes, no lasting embrace, Just a desperate loneliness left in your place. How I miss your laughter, your wonder- ful smile, Just to be with you, I'd walk any mile. I call out your name and reach for your touch I know you understand that I miss you so much. Your love for our family, no one can ever doubt, Your guidance and kindness, how can i live' without? i believe you can see me in Heaven above, For I feel you near me as you send me your love. I know I can't understand God's ultimate plan, What I would give to be touched ,by my "Daddy's Hands". If there's a garden in Heaven, Died tend it with care, And some day I'll meet you and be with you there. With all my love, your daughter, Janet. -- 42 THOMPSON ' In loving memory of a dear brother,.. Bud, who passed away October 14, 1990. Those we hold most dear never truly leave us. They live on in the kindnesses they showed, The comforts they shared, and the love they brought into our lives. Sadly missed and remembered by Frances, Helen and Bob. —42x THOMPSON 1n loving mempry of a devoted husband, father and °papa", Bud Thompson, who passed away, October 14, 1000. He left us quietly, his thoughts unknown, But left us a memory we are proud to own, It's lonely here without you, we miss you every day. For lifgiis not the same for us, since you were called away. ° It broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn't go alone. For part of us went with you, . the, day tom!' called you Horned Sostreasure him, Lord, in your garden of rest. For when on earth, he was' one of the best. Forever in our thoughts, your;farfrtiily. -- 42x . i rENDRICKS In loving Memory -of our ion Peter, who passed -away, October" 17, 1980. We think of 'you in WW1 , 'We often'' speak your naive. We have so -many memories, And your pure in a free. Our heart* still ache in sadness. in silence' our teen stilt 'floiC •: . For what it meant :to.lose you, No one wilt ever know. Sadly Wilted by mom, dad,sisters, brothers and' family. 42x ' 47., Cord of Monks OREIG 4 ' wotild like to thankeye one ,who attended or kindly left gifts for tiiir COM - 'triunity unity o*ssr i &' Walt. A special thank you to Wiimaa. ,Connie, Edna Shirley 'and all who helped contribute to a lovely Ygur kindness will be. remembered always. Debbie. - 42ar KILPATRICK During our ;runt bereavement of our mother and grandmother 'we wish to. express our sincere thanks for flowers, cards and kind words of sympathy -and to those - rho attended her. funeral. ' Everything was very' much appreciated. Cliff, Isabel. and Harry:. -42x YOUNG PEOPLE The- Lucknow-South . Kinloss Presby- terian Young People wish to thank everyone who participated" and sup- ported their Shunpiker. Mystery Tour. Special thanks to those who donated prizes•and food forrefreshments follow- ing the tour. Extra special thanks' to Marg and Del Burkhart for helping, to plan and organize the trip. Everyone's efforts are greatly appreciated. --42 . WRAITH We would like to thank our family, rela- tives, neighbours and friendss for helping us celebrate our 40th Anniversary. Thank you for the beautiful, gifts, flowers, cards, visits and the ones that drove such long distances to be with us. Special thanks to our family and every- one who participated for' the . lovely dinner and the op n.: house Thanks --• -•- a ,,'lean. and Marilyn. Gibbs for keeping the kitchen going. We really appreciated allthe effort, work',and.love and we have beautiful memories to. keep with us forever. Thank you all. George and Eileen. -42x 48. Corning Events 8,, Coming Events • BOWLING. BINGO Ladies' League e Thursday nights at. 8:40 p.m., ' Mixed league 4 Monday nights at 8.Q p.m. bowlers stili needed for both those leagues. —42x 50`1 ► ANNIVERSARY Relatives and friends of 'Harold and Mutlel Ritchie are iftviterd• to. attend an Open 1404Se in .honour of their 50th Wedding: Anniversary. Sunday,° October 271h,1991 at LucknowLegion'Hall front 24 pm, Bost wishes only please. 42,43x ANNUAL ART AUCTION, Over ,26 signed, frames and numbered artists prints. Baterhan, .Doolittle,FteMarrs69 Lumbers and more. Saturdday. October 19, 10 e.m. The Barber Gallery. Guelph. (519) 8240010. -42bc KIDSFEST •'91' k magical World of family fun and: learning., For, three fun filled days kine and parents will enjoy performances and preview alll that's new in the world Of children. October 14,,i15, 20 1991 Autonttied 'B 'Idi' Exhbi4 o ut nge . tion Place, Toronto: --42b0 CENTRAL 'ONTARIO WOOD. SHOW,. ttober 18-20. ,Metro , gist Trade Centre, Brock Road North, Pickering. Seminars, demonstrations, competi- tions, morel Admission $5.00 Crydoman Productions (519) 35144344. 42bc DROVWISTON I would like to thank my' faimily° for. arranging by birthday party, To all those that visited at the church and my home and remembered me In various ways, , many thanks. Clara. --42x - ` MICHELLE Torn and Mark would like to thank the people for their . thoughtfulness and 'kindness over the last few weeks. Also a special thank you' to the ones who cohtributed to the Michelle Andrew Scholarship fund: Thank jiou., tom and Mark. --42ar ' . SCHMIDT I wish to thank my neighbours, friends' and family for their cards, treats, flowers and visits, also to Rev: Kinsman for her call to the hospital while I was at St. Joseph's, London with an eye problem.. All Was very much appreciated. Vera, 42x 48. Coming. Events • • ATTENTION SEWER, CONTRACTORS - Speaker from Construction Safety will be presenting an hour long seminar on trenching safety, Thursday, October 17 at 11 a.m. - 12 noon, Lucknow Com- munity Centre. All contractors working on sewer hook-ups are asked to attend. For . more information call 528-3913 or 528-3500 evenings --43ar STORY HOUR A new story hour starts October 25. Please register at Library. --42 HOT TURKEY SUPPER The Lucknow United Church Women invite you to attend their Hot Turkey Supper Tuesday, October 22 from 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Adults' $7.00, under 12 - $3.00. Come early if you, can. --42 HOT TURKEY SUPPER St. Matthew's Anglican. Church, Kingarf, invites you to their annual Fowl supper, Sunday, October 27 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Adults $8.00; children 6110 years $4.00; 'preschoolers freer. Follow Hwy. te . Kinloss, turn north on County Road #1-- 42,43 MEET THE LEADERSHIP CANDI- DATES for. the Ontario Liberal Party. : Short, debate, free refreshment. Sun- day, November S, 1991, 7:30 p.m., , Legion Hall, Clinton. Everyone wel- come. Aduita $5.00, youth under 2J, free, Tickets available from Municipal •- Chairs, or by phone 235-2853, 482 - 9437, 887-9381. —42.44ar ANNUAL FALL RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by the Auxiliary to Wingham end District Hospital %Mill be held Thurs- day, October 17 from 5100 - 8:30 p.m.and Friday, October 18 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. in the viiinghten Armories,, d"ard St. -42 NOVEMBER~2=4, REA'jI EWING " AND NEEDLEWORK FESTIVAL, Exhi- bition Place;, Toronto. Discover Canada's largest showcase of the la)eat: supplies and-tebhniques . for' sewing, knitting, quilling, spinning, weaving, rug hooking,. embroidery,' crafts and More. Over. .300 exhibits, :htindrreds of free how-to demonstrations,.' hands-on work- ' shops, celebrity expert sarninars,. fashion shows, search for Canada's fastest knitter. ' Win - a $9,000 sowing. room. info (416) 470-7057:--42bc • lilt. BRIDAL SHOWER for bride-to-be, Janice Cook, Monday,. October 21, 7:30 p.m. Joius for des- sert at the home of Mary, Lou ;Priestap. Go rich Kaigtes of Columbus, `idem- days 7t30' p.ma :Saltford Valley wheel- chair acsessibie, Potential prize board over $3,00t). $1,e0 jackpot on 54 calls or less. $500 must 0as+-Una '. of/TH BIRTHDAY TEA You alp invited'to S coma and go tea at Kinleugh Anglican Churoh, on Sunday, October 20th from 2 to -4 p.m. for Edna. Boyle's 90th Birthday. Best Wishes • only, .41,42inx WINGHAlllfl OPTIMISM RINGO is back and with reduce -admission'. cost . yogi Comte andjoin us for'.. a, night of fun starling Wednesday, Octel ber 9 at 7:30 p.m. gat the Wingham Legion, Doors open at 6:30 p.m, --414,3' . SOCIAL EVENING Will be held in honor of the forthcoming, marriage: ' of Janice Cook and David Eadie Friday, October. 18, at the, Belmore Community, Centre, For more information regarding. bus from Lucknow, calf Lome 528,3220. —41 10TH ANNUAL FOREST CITY" Nostal- gia and . Antique Show •,and Sale. Canada Building. •Western Fairgrounds. London Oc%ber' 19th► 'noon s- 9 . p.m. 20th, 11-0 p.m. 60 dealers, Admission $3.25.,'(519) 678-1010. —40bc 13th ANNUAL LQNDONN Arts & Crafts Christmas show & Sale. Centennial Hall, London, October 2ttb ,';cin , t a._. "p iii, 6 is =i`1 -1:D f M . 27th 11,4'ose. Admission $3. info. Olga Trailer.. (519) 679-1810. --40bc BLYTH LIONS "° Dabber Bingo every Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Blyth District Community Centre. Jack- pot bf ack-pot'of $1,000. on 46 numbers. Reducing by, $50 on every number called. Mini- mum. jackpot $300 must got--17tfar DABBER BiNGO Lucknow and, District Lions Club, Dab- ber Bingo, every Sunday night, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 6:15 ° p.m. Bingo at 7:15 p.m. Air conditioned, :wheelchair :accessible. Potential prize board over $3,000. $1,000 jackpot on -41,42 54 calls or less. -$500 must 101 AUC +IQpREGISTER CONSIGNMENT SALE Davidson Centre Friday, November 22, 1991 IF YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SELL GIVE US .A CALL Grant McDonald 395-5353 Wallace Bailagh' 392-6170 AUCTIONEERS Thursday, October 24 • 7 to 9 p.m. •_ Purple Orove Comm. Centre SPECIAL COW DISPERSAL SALE for Brindley Farms at LUCKNOW SALES BARN on Saturday, October 19191 1:00 p.m. Approx: 90 Beef cows and calves. Approx: 30 of these cows will sell with calves at side. Approx: 35 of these cows are large frame Angus balance are Hereford and Charolais. 1 Donkey; 1 Limo Bull; 1 - Saler: Some of the calves are suitable for 4-H. For further information call: 529-7625 Bus. 529-7970 les. or 5289211. STOCKER. ALE Lucknow Community • Sales Monday, October 21/91 ' 1:30 PM . CONsimoviENTS $TIL : • • WELCOME ' . For more information: Cordo N1 Bradley 5294625 625 5294970 or . 5284211 59, EdwcotIonoi l IS TiikPKING ICOR YO J. Le'e dissuSs it. .Introducing extended. Programs and Credit. QOu rats, .Cali Wiliam at 1006 265-7173. Markel winingSystems. -- 41bc, LEARN AUCTDONEERQN:G at the South. weete•rn Ontario School of Auctioneering. Next class: November 9- 15. interroation, contact:. Southwestern. Ontario School ofAuctioneering.Ri l#Sg Woodstock, Ontarie , NLS 7V9. (51,4 537-2115. --34bc 46. In Mem3 oriam KEMP, In loving memory of a dear 'brother . Glen Harvey, who passed away October 21, 1987. He is gone, but not forgotten, And, as dawns another year, in our lonely hours of thinking. Thoughts of him are always near, Days of sadness will coma o'er Us, Friends may think the wound is healed,. But they little know the sorrow That lies within the heart concealed. Lovingly remembered by Gordon, Brenda, Devin and Cody. —42x THOMPSON In loving "memory of my father: Bud Thompson who passed away October 14, 1990. I'll never forget that terrible day, men-mod-calledyou-horrae-and~tooEy you away. No time for goodbyes, no lasting embrace, Just a desperate loneliness left in your place. How I miss your laughter, your wonder- ful smile, Just to be with you, I'd walk any mile. I call out your name and reach for your touch I know you understand that I miss you so much. Your love for our family, no one can ever doubt, Your guidance and kindness, how can i live' without? i believe you can see me in Heaven above, For I feel you near me as you send me your love. I know I can't understand God's ultimate plan, What I would give to be touched ,by my "Daddy's Hands". If there's a garden in Heaven, Died tend it with care, And some day I'll meet you and be with you there. With all my love, your daughter, Janet. -- 42 THOMPSON ' In loving memory of a dear brother,.. Bud, who passed away October 14, 1990. Those we hold most dear never truly leave us. They live on in the kindnesses they showed, The comforts they shared, and the love they brought into our lives. Sadly missed and remembered by Frances, Helen and Bob. —42x THOMPSON 1n loving mempry of a devoted husband, father and °papa", Bud Thompson, who passed away, October 14, 1000. He left us quietly, his thoughts unknown, But left us a memory we are proud to own, It's lonely here without you, we miss you every day. For lifgiis not the same for us, since you were called away. ° It broke our hearts to lose you, but you didn't go alone. For part of us went with you, . the, day tom!' called you Horned Sostreasure him, Lord, in your garden of rest. For when on earth, he was' one of the best. Forever in our thoughts, your;farfrtiily. -- 42x . i rENDRICKS In loving Memory -of our ion Peter, who passed -away, October" 17, 1980. We think of 'you in WW1 , 'We often'' speak your naive. We have so -many memories, And your pure in a free. Our heart* still ache in sadness. in silence' our teen stilt 'floiC •: . For what it meant :to.lose you, No one wilt ever know. Sadly Wilted by mom, dad,sisters, brothers and' family. 42x ' 47., Cord of Monks OREIG 4 ' wotild like to thankeye one ,who attended or kindly left gifts for tiiir COM - 'triunity unity o*ssr i &' Walt. A special thank you to Wiimaa. ,Connie, Edna Shirley 'and all who helped contribute to a lovely Ygur kindness will be. remembered always. Debbie. - 42ar KILPATRICK During our ;runt bereavement of our mother and grandmother 'we wish to. express our sincere thanks for flowers, cards and kind words of sympathy -and to those - rho attended her. funeral. ' Everything was very' much appreciated. Cliff, Isabel. and Harry:. -42x YOUNG PEOPLE The- Lucknow-South . Kinloss Presby- terian Young People wish to thank everyone who participated" and sup- ported their Shunpiker. Mystery Tour. Special thanks to those who donated prizes•and food forrefreshments follow- ing the tour. Extra special thanks' to Marg and Del Burkhart for helping, to plan and organize the trip. Everyone's efforts are greatly appreciated. --42 . WRAITH We would like to thank our family, rela- tives, neighbours and friendss for helping us celebrate our 40th Anniversary. Thank you for the beautiful, gifts, flowers, cards, visits and the ones that drove such long distances to be with us. Special thanks to our family and every- one who participated for' the . lovely dinner and the op n.: house Thanks --• -•- a ,,'lean. and Marilyn. Gibbs for keeping the kitchen going. We really appreciated allthe effort, work',and.love and we have beautiful memories to. keep with us forever. Thank you all. George and Eileen. -42x 48. Corning Events 8,, Coming Events • BOWLING. BINGO Ladies' League e Thursday nights at. 8:40 p.m., ' Mixed league 4 Monday nights at 8.Q p.m. bowlers stili needed for both those leagues. —42x 50`1 ► ANNIVERSARY Relatives and friends of 'Harold and Mutlel Ritchie are iftviterd• to. attend an Open 1404Se in .honour of their 50th Wedding: Anniversary. Sunday,° October 271h,1991 at LucknowLegion'Hall front 24 pm, Bost wishes only please. 42,43x ANNUAL ART AUCTION, Over ,26 signed, frames and numbered artists prints. Baterhan, .Doolittle,FteMarrs69 Lumbers and more. Saturdday. October 19, 10 e.m. The Barber Gallery. Guelph. (519) 8240010. -42bc KIDSFEST •'91' k magical World of family fun and: learning., For, three fun filled days kine and parents will enjoy performances and preview alll that's new in the world Of children. October 14,,i15, 20 1991 Autonttied 'B 'Idi' Exhbi4 o ut nge . tion Place, Toronto: --42b0 CENTRAL 'ONTARIO WOOD. SHOW,. ttober 18-20. ,Metro , gist Trade Centre, Brock Road North, Pickering. Seminars, demonstrations, competi- tions, morel Admission $5.00 Crydoman Productions (519) 35144344. 42bc DROVWISTON I would like to thank my' faimily° for. arranging by birthday party, To all those that visited at the church and my home and remembered me In various ways, , many thanks. Clara. --42x - ` MICHELLE Torn and Mark would like to thank the people for their . thoughtfulness and 'kindness over the last few weeks. Also a special thank you' to the ones who cohtributed to the Michelle Andrew Scholarship fund: Thank jiou., tom and Mark. --42ar ' . SCHMIDT I wish to thank my neighbours, friends' and family for their cards, treats, flowers and visits, also to Rev: Kinsman for her call to the hospital while I was at St. Joseph's, London with an eye problem.. All Was very much appreciated. Vera, 42x 48. Coming. Events • • ATTENTION SEWER, CONTRACTORS - Speaker from Construction Safety will be presenting an hour long seminar on trenching safety, Thursday, October 17 at 11 a.m. - 12 noon, Lucknow Com- munity Centre. All contractors working on sewer hook-ups are asked to attend. For . more information call 528-3913 or 528-3500 evenings --43ar STORY HOUR A new story hour starts October 25. Please register at Library. --42 HOT TURKEY SUPPER The Lucknow United Church Women invite you to attend their Hot Turkey Supper Tuesday, October 22 from 4:30 - 7:30 p.m. Adults' $7.00, under 12 - $3.00. Come early if you, can. --42 HOT TURKEY SUPPER St. Matthew's Anglican. Church, Kingarf, invites you to their annual Fowl supper, Sunday, October 27 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. Adults $8.00; children 6110 years $4.00; 'preschoolers freer. Follow Hwy. te . Kinloss, turn north on County Road #1-- 42,43 MEET THE LEADERSHIP CANDI- DATES for. the Ontario Liberal Party. : Short, debate, free refreshment. Sun- day, November S, 1991, 7:30 p.m., , Legion Hall, Clinton. Everyone wel- come. Aduita $5.00, youth under 2J, free, Tickets available from Municipal •- Chairs, or by phone 235-2853, 482 - 9437, 887-9381. —42.44ar ANNUAL FALL RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by the Auxiliary to Wingham end District Hospital %Mill be held Thurs- day, October 17 from 5100 - 8:30 p.m.and Friday, October 18 from 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. in the viiinghten Armories,, d"ard St. -42 NOVEMBER~2=4, REA'jI EWING " AND NEEDLEWORK FESTIVAL, Exhi- bition Place;, Toronto. Discover Canada's largest showcase of the la)eat: supplies and-tebhniques . for' sewing, knitting, quilling, spinning, weaving, rug hooking,. embroidery,' crafts and More. Over. .300 exhibits, :htindrreds of free how-to demonstrations,.' hands-on work- ' shops, celebrity expert sarninars,. fashion shows, search for Canada's fastest knitter. ' Win - a $9,000 sowing. room. info (416) 470-7057:--42bc • lilt. BRIDAL SHOWER for bride-to-be, Janice Cook, Monday,. October 21, 7:30 p.m. Joius for des- sert at the home of Mary, Lou ;Priestap. Go rich Kaigtes of Columbus, `idem- days 7t30' p.ma :Saltford Valley wheel- chair acsessibie, Potential prize board over $3,00t). $1,e0 jackpot on 54 calls or less. $500 must 0as+-Una '. of/TH BIRTHDAY TEA You alp invited'to S coma and go tea at Kinleugh Anglican Churoh, on Sunday, October 20th from 2 to -4 p.m. for Edna. Boyle's 90th Birthday. Best Wishes • only, .41,42inx WINGHAlllfl OPTIMISM RINGO is back and with reduce -admission'. cost . yogi Comte andjoin us for'.. a, night of fun starling Wednesday, Octel ber 9 at 7:30 p.m. gat the Wingham Legion, Doors open at 6:30 p.m, --414,3' . SOCIAL EVENING Will be held in honor of the forthcoming, marriage: ' of Janice Cook and David Eadie Friday, October. 18, at the, Belmore Community, Centre, For more information regarding. bus from Lucknow, calf Lome 528,3220. —41 10TH ANNUAL FOREST CITY" Nostal- gia and . Antique Show •,and Sale. Canada Building. •Western Fairgrounds. London Oc%ber' 19th► 'noon s- 9 . p.m. 20th, 11-0 p.m. 60 dealers, Admission $3.25.,'(519) 678-1010. —40bc 13th ANNUAL LQNDONN Arts & Crafts Christmas show & Sale. Centennial Hall, London, October 2ttb ,';cin , t a._. "p iii, 6 is =i`1 -1:D f M . 27th 11,4'ose. Admission $3. info. Olga Trailer.. (519) 679-1810. --40bc BLYTH LIONS "° Dabber Bingo every Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Blyth District Community Centre. Jack- pot bf ack-pot'of $1,000. on 46 numbers. Reducing by, $50 on every number called. Mini- mum. jackpot $300 must got--17tfar DABBER BiNGO Lucknow and, District Lions Club, Dab- ber Bingo, every Sunday night, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 6:15 ° p.m. Bingo at 7:15 p.m. Air conditioned, :wheelchair :accessible. Potential prize board over $3,000. $1,000 jackpot on -41,42 54 calls or less. -$500 must 101 e / 4,6 ...learning begins with play... 1T� ANNiVERSARYr�SALE 2O -a 0% OFF Oct 16 Oct. 31 Deluxe Hallowe'en Costumes Books - Fisher-Price Dolls - Puzzles & Games Pinatas - Animal Figures Viking & Leno Vehicles. Watch For Little Pikes Sales Flyer free cotton carry -all with minimum . $50 purchase. f • . , ::•J •.#11.. ` a . e s. . e .. Y e• . • • b i b..•.#11.C.4444.404.\.a. '. .. <\ ° F 422 Durham Si.; WALKERTON 881-2938 r ^�.. .. . Fora FREE. brochure write: Ontario Federation of Anglers arid Hunters Box 2800, Peterborough, Ontario KW 8L5 B Come and have \some An. at a TONY' DEMONSTRATION Thursday, October 24 • 7 to 9 p.m. •_ Purple Orove Comm. Centre See vMars new' for 1992 in quality,' educational toys, books and games from Discovery i'oys.. % To reserve, your seat or for information, contact your hostess Sharon Martin, 395.4132 1 �3 " 40, No abriptioa to pec ro. , e / 4,6 ...learning begins with play... 1T� ANNiVERSARYr�SALE 2O -a 0% OFF Oct 16 Oct. 31 Deluxe Hallowe'en Costumes Books - Fisher-Price Dolls - Puzzles & Games Pinatas - Animal Figures Viking & Leno Vehicles. Watch For Little Pikes Sales Flyer free cotton carry -all with minimum . $50 purchase. f • . , ::•J •.#11.. ` a . e s. . e .. Y e• . • • b i b..•.#11.C.4444.404.\.a. '. .. <\ ° F 422 Durham Si.; WALKERTON 881-2938 r ^�.. .. . Fora FREE. brochure write: Ontario Federation of Anglers arid Hunters Box 2800, Peterborough, Ontario KW 8L5 B