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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-11-06, Page 18r,. yaw a Page i q Lucknow *Ai el, a ne ayy NOVeinber 6, i9R 38. A Ion Sage 1 39. Educational 47. Cards 0 Thanks 0110111110.. The family of the late. Robed °Cheaabre, wish to express lhelr singe thanksto relativee, friends anci neighhOolit far ani their-kindriess andeupport folieWinil -the loss of a dear .brother and uncle. Thie• beautiful floral tribute*, haritabie dena- tions and sympathy ids Will always be remembered. Special thanks to Rev Albert Cook Many thanks to the Funeral Director* for their unde. rstdnd- ing and guidance. Our heartfelt thanks. Wilma, Rhoda; Maurice and families.- 45x MAIZE Words cannot express the thank* arid. gratitude to the Lucknow Fire Depart- rent for saving,our house last Tuesday night; for Brock Hasty, even though in the loss of his house to fire, the help he gave us was much appreciated; to Jan _ r HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO, New and Don Dickson for taking care of our home study course. Fast, easy method: children; people of Port. Albert who Guaranteed! FREE information. Writes offered assistance and phone calls of Popular Music, . concem. These kindnesses will always p Studio 113 10&10x4 Ellis, Kelowna, B.G•, V1Y 1Z1.--45bo. be remembered. Randy, Patti, Jeni and. Jessica Maize. -45nxe FREE CAREER GUIDE to home -study correspondence Diploma courses: Accounting, Airconditioning, Book-- keeping, ook- keeping, Business, Cosmetology, Elec- tronics. Legal/Medical Secretary, Psy- chology, Travel. Granton (5A) '263 Adelaide West, Toronto, 1-800-950- 1972. - •45bc MacPHERSON We would -like to say a special thank you to everyone who attended our wed- ding and reception. All the beautiful gifts and best wishes are greatly appreci- ated. -Also a big thank you to both out families and friends who helped us out in so many ways. We had a wonderful IS TRUCKING FOR YOU. Let's discuss day and enjoyed ourselves immensely. it. Introducing extended programs and Thanks again. Debbie and Larry. -45 Credit Courses. Call William at 1-800- -- -- ----265; 173- l• arkal Trai'nin— Systems: -- 41bc Words fail us to express our deep - appreciation to all who were so kind to LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the South- Evelyn during her courageous battle° western Ontario School of :with cancer, and to all our family slim* Auctioneering. Next class: November 9- her passing. To the, VON, The Red 15,, Information, contact Southwestern Cross, The .Palliative Care Unit and Dr. Ontario School of Auctioneering. RR 05; ' Taylor, who made it possible for Evelyn Woodstock, Ontario, .N48 7V9. (519) tube home. To Rev: Jawn KOlohon for 537-2145. --34bc his prayers and visits. Our relatives, 40. Lost & Found STRAYED from Lot 12, Conc. 19 east- ern astern.' div, Ashfield Twp. 2 'beef cows. Phone 395-5562. -45 - 44. Engagements HiG BINS-FORAN Betty -Jane, daughter of John, Foran apd the late Sophie Foran and Greg, son of Chester. and Wilda Higgins .will be joined -in holy matrimony on November 8, 1991,.at the St: Augustine Roman Catholic Church.- Reception to follow in Lucknow. -45_ 46. in. Nlem .dam.:.. FiNLAYH In memory°Of son inlaw, brother-in-law and untie Bill, who passed away Octo- ber 29, 1988. Remembered and missed by Allister and Pearl Mackay and family. -45 friends and neighbours for' donations, flowers, cards and food brought in to our home, and just for being there. To the ladies of the Church of the Messiah for the luncheon and The Davey. Linklater Funeral -home, we are very , grateful. , Sincerely "Bert - and Eva Nicholson, Donna, Karen, Man and Louis Ann. --45x Et.. -Coming Evefits TEEN DANCE Ripley Complex Friday' Koans■ay-- A er 1V.Y,rttl 8 p.m 12 p,rn. $540parpAr- son, son, D.J., 4+ames Teylur. Sponsored by Ripley Duron, Complex Expansion Fond Cornmitlue. --45,48 COMMUNITY SHOWER for Jarnu Miltenburgg, November 13 at 8 p,m. Kingsbridge. Church Hall, Friends and neighbours welcome. «45 NEED A HOBBY? Learncounted cross stitch. Classes Wednesday night November 13 84 20 fern 8-10 p.m. Pre- registration necessary. Limited enrol- went.or more information call Your, Favorite Things 5284016.45ar CHRISTMAS CRAFTS• Ladies get ready for Christmas. Join us on Wednesday morning, November 20 from 9:45 to 11 a•m• at the''Luoknow United - Church to : Make Chrit turas crafts. Cost is $5.00. Nursery and story hour provided. Sponsored by Lucknow Coffee Break. -45,46 ' COMMUNITY SINGERS Like to sing? Join the COMMUNITY SINGERS -° for .the Care fest.,Thursday evenings at St. Peter's Parish Hall 8 p•m• --45 - - HOLYROOD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE Holyrood Municipal Building at • 10:45 a.m.. Sponsored by. Holyrood Women's Institute. -45. , BUSINESS S ooliTIQN DINNER AND DANCE will be held Saturday, November 23 at Lucknow Community Centre. Tickets' available NOW from Your Favourite TThingsr?and Valley Green Flowers. Din- ner at .7 p.m.-45,46ar . ' BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home, 399" . Bob St. Lucknow Saturday, November' 16 from 1 p.m., - 3 p.m: --45,46 REDMOND "° E ' We would like to : express our sincere thanks, for help and kindness shown to us the night of our barn We. To the Lucknow- and Wingham Fire Depart- ments for their kindness and ,hard work, to our neighbours, friends and relatives who came and helped in any way. Also for helping with clean up the next day with tractors and equipment and for all the food sent to the house and for all their help. All this kindness is very much appreciated and will never be forgotten. Thank You. Wayne and Mary Redmond, Stephen Picco. --45nx HALDENBY»REAN • We wish to thank ali'who attended our social evening in Ripley: Special thanks to Joanne, Erima Jean and Lirl'da for all their time and effort. Also to Pete and Eric for their excellent bartending. We will remember you always. Glen and Penny. =-45 BARGER - In loving memory of a dear and loving husband, father and grandfather, Gordon, who passed away six years ago November 6, 1985.. Wonderful memories of one so dear Treasured still with a love sincere In, our hearts he is living still We loved him too dearly to forgot Sadly missed by his wife, Catherine, Gordon and Mary Tout, Bill and Anna, Ken and Thea, Joan, Herb' and Roseleee, Mary - and Ron, Rick and grandchildren and great grandchildren. - -45 TIFFIN In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Mrs. Orville (Elizabeth) Tiffin, who passed away November 11, 1980. There is a place set apart In the depth of our hearts A corner that is always your own No one can replace it or time erase it We keep it for you ,inane. Lovingly remembered by Joe, Marian and family .and Jean and family. -45 47. Cards of -thanks GAMMIE • t wish to thank my friends and relatives for the lovely cards, gifts, flowers, phone calls and visits while I was in Kindardiine and OniVerrsity. hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. Peggy Kinsman for visiting me' in London 'University Hospital. Your kindneste Was greatly 'appreciated. Winnifred Gammie. -.45x MacDONALD We wish to sincerely thank our family and friends for the surprise 35th Wed- ding Anniversary party and supper. Thanks for all the lovely gifts, cards and phone calls. Special thanks to Ed and Dee, Lorraine, Janet and Bonnie for - arranging everything; also. to Daryl and Danny for keeping the secret. Thanks to the management and staff of the Candlelight Restaurant for the delicious supper, also to Culbert's-Bakery for the quaintly decorated cake. All the events of the day will be cherished and added to our accumulation of treasured mem- ories. Sincere thanks to you all. Allan and Beryl: --45 RITCHIE We wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for making our _ 60th Anniversary celebration a successful and truly memorable day. The gilts, flowers, cards and phone cans were very much' appreciated. Harold and Muriel Ritchie. -45x 48. Coming Events BENEFIT DANCE-- for Brock Hasty ,who lost hie home to fire, will be held Sattird ay, No`varnber 9 at 9 p.m. at Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Ladies please~bring lunch. • -48nx HURON' COUNTY Branch O.G.S. Annual Meeting and Pot Luck Supper at 6:30_ p.m., speaker at 8 p.m. Thursday, November 7 at Goderich Twp. Cam- munity Center, Hotmessville. Ed Phelps of London will bring information relating to the Regional Collection at the DB Weldon Library of the University of West Ontario, London. Visitors wet - come: x44,45 7TH ANNUAL FORMOSA - CRAFT SHOW Saturday November . 9, 1991 at the Formosa Community Centre front 8260... am.. - 4:30: p.m: Admission: Adults -- $1.00; teens and children 500. Over 45 exhibitors. Spacious - country cafeteria serving light lunches and, meals all day. --44,45 SPECIALS - Fall beef, dairy, sheep, mineral and -pre- mix special. 1. flee with. 10, 5 free with 40. In effect - November 1-18. Thompson Feed - and Supply. Ripley 3955955.-44,45ar EUCHRE TOURNAMENT November 9, Dungannon Agricultural Hall Registration 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Euchre at 2:00 p.m. Admission $5.00 per person. Prizes . $50, $40, $30. Lunch, special contest.-44,45ar HORTICULTURAL BANQUET All members please purchase your tickets at Valley Green Flowers from November 4th - November 18th: Ban- quet on November 28th.-43416ar BLYTH LIONS Dabber Bingo every Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Blyth District Community Centre. Jack- pot of $1,000. on 46 numbers. Reducing. by $50 on every number called. Mini- mum jackpot $300 must go. 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 7:16 p.m. Air conditioned, wheelchair accessible. Potential prize board over '$3.000. $1,000 jackpot on 54 calls or lest. must gol--thhar t. SPORTS CARD & COLLECTIBLE SHOW Sand;% Nov. 10 Lakeshore Recreation Club, Port Elgin, lb `AM - 4 PM Admission $2 per person Children under 6 free. Draw for box of cords every hour. Tables available, Contact- 2-Q374 41i= CQiiii 9, ,Events t rich Knigints of Columbus, Thurs-. days 7:3Q p.m. Saitfgrd V ley wheels chaiir a essibiek Potential prirO over OSSA $140031aoltput 011.54 -Oalls or less, $50Q roost OQ. tfnar Evelr.... King Evelyn Wig, of 462 it liamsburg Sit, Kincardine, Passed away at her home,. October 1,1991,. after a courageous four yearbattle with Cancer. Mrs. King wasin her 45th year. Evelyn was. born June 10, 1947, in Kincardine. She was the daughter of Bert and Eva, (Cuyler), Nichol- son, ,She was decd by her hus- bandMelvin- King, on November 25, 1989. veelynleaves to mourn her pas- sing iter parents, Bert and Eva Nicholson, of Kincardine; sisters, Donna Langford, of Woodstock, Karen Evans, of Ballinafad, Lois Ann, of Kincardine, and one brother Allan Nicholson, of Sombra. She will be sadly missed by her nieces and nephews. ' osaninnormsoi Tell them •how Touch 1 appreciated the endless flow of - messages of comfo _ of -encouragement, of hope, and of affection that :came to me. To the VON, to the kindnness of the Palliative Q�HCo�me CateOuand Jawn Rev,KoloveryHit, -a special thank you. To my nieces and nephews you have been like family of my own. To my brother and sisters, you have made me understand why we ask God's bles- sing on families and to those who have so willingly carried the burden of my illness, my beloved Lois Ann and my wonderful mom and dad.. The memory of your courage and devotion , will be carried with me into etertliity.;'. - u . e ole W el`e Was" B tiful Is l, of S e h ' The funeral was held from .the sung during the service. Davey Linklater Funeral Home, Evelyn was laid to rest with four _ Kincardine , on October 3, 1991 nephews Jamie Langford, 'Paul . v thReveJawn- lohon onducdng ll oroans-rEr • the service. In keeping with Nicholson, and two cousins, Jack Evelyn's wishes a brief message Campbell and, Glenn. Hedley, acting was presented by her niece, Kim- as Pall bearers. berlia Langford. Flovverbearers were nieces Linda "Aunt uv made- one -request of me On the . day . that, family and friends gather to say goodbye, I would like you to. speak for me. ARM -R PORT Bruce County. OMAF . ..� . Howoften do you head to the field without" checking the fuel gauge on your tractor? How often to you :head out. to plant without checking the soil's "fuel gauge"? Soil testing is the only way to tell how many nutrients you have in the soil, - and how many nutrients you. will have to add to produce a goad crop. Harvest is done for 'most of you, 'so' this is a good opportunity to get out and take some samples before you plow. Be sure your sample reflects your field; don't sample just the high spots or the corner closest to the gate. Take -at least one sample per two acres; more are better. Sample the depthof the topsoil about 6". Be sure to send the sample to an OMAF accredited lab. We have sample boxes and infor- mation sheets at the OMAF office. We also have soil probes from the Soil and Crop Improvement Associ- ation available for sale, which make the job much easier. Feed Testing "A penny saved is a penny earned." Knowing the 'protein con- tent of your hay and formulating a ration for your cattle or sheep can save dollars on your feed costs. The Red Meat Program encourages feed testing and ration formulation with generous grants. The sampling kits are available at OMAF offices along with a list of accredited labs. We also offer a ration formulation service free of charge. A -HI NE'S'S inimmiosmoviins Trinity 441 Milkers The fifth meeting of the Trinity 4- H milkers was held on October 17 with members enjoying a tour of the Pine River Cheese Factory. They were shown a video and watched how cheese was made. Joanne Menary was host for the sixth meeting of the club on Oc- tober 22. Members visited A & P in Goderich to compare prices of different dairy products. The meeting finished off at Mrs. Menary,s. Williamson, Kimberlin Langford,. Lisa Evans, Denise Evans, Bobbi Jo Nicholson, Michelle Williamson, ° Kristel Calleffi. - RIMESTOPPERS nmanumnammummumaimom Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce are seeking the public's assistance' in the investigation of a break, enter and .. tifeft which occurred ,rn Belmore, Ontario. The Walkerton Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police report that during the early morning hours :.of , August 19, 1991, unknown per- son(s) erson(s) . broke into a convenience store in Belmore by smashing the front window. Once.. inside, the Culprits) removed approximately 30 cartons of cigarettes ° (assorted brands). Also taken was approxi- mately $335.00 in cash. . Person(s) involved have not been. identified as. yet, and the value of the stolen property is estimated at $1500.00. If you have any information on • this or any other case, Crime Stop- pers , of Grey -Bruce are willing to pay a reward up to $1000 for infor- mation leading to an arrest. CALL CRIME STOPPERS TOLL FREE AT 1-800-265-3787. You need not identify yourself. No one will know who you are. You will not have to testify in court. Adam - Wellstead, oldest son of Brenda and Brian Wdllste-ad of Reit. 3, "%Ingham, graduated from Wilfred Laurier University with a B.A. Honours Degree ina Political Science and Economics. Adam is now continuing further studies at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. 'AUCl IOI+M.REGIIStER ' ....... CONSIGNMENT SALE Ipevidoon Canis Friday, November 15 1991 IF YOU HAVE SOME 1I1r ,, ii IG TO SELL Give US A CAU Grant McDonald 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh 392-6170 F• ' ,AUCTIONEERS 39. Educational 47. Cards 0 Thanks 0110111110.. The family of the late. Robed °Cheaabre, wish to express lhelr singe thanksto relativee, friends anci neighhOolit far ani their-kindriess andeupport folieWinil -the loss of a dear .brother and uncle. Thie• beautiful floral tribute*, haritabie dena- tions and sympathy ids Will always be remembered. Special thanks to Rev Albert Cook Many thanks to the Funeral Director* for their unde. rstdnd- ing and guidance. Our heartfelt thanks. Wilma, Rhoda; Maurice and families.- 45x MAIZE Words cannot express the thank* arid. gratitude to the Lucknow Fire Depart- rent for saving,our house last Tuesday night; for Brock Hasty, even though in the loss of his house to fire, the help he gave us was much appreciated; to Jan _ r HOW TO PLAY POPULAR PIANO, New and Don Dickson for taking care of our home study course. Fast, easy method: children; people of Port. Albert who Guaranteed! FREE information. Writes offered assistance and phone calls of Popular Music, . concem. These kindnesses will always p Studio 113 10&10x4 Ellis, Kelowna, B.G•, V1Y 1Z1.--45bo. be remembered. Randy, Patti, Jeni and. Jessica Maize. -45nxe FREE CAREER GUIDE to home -study correspondence Diploma courses: Accounting, Airconditioning, Book-- keeping, ook- keeping, Business, Cosmetology, Elec- tronics. Legal/Medical Secretary, Psy- chology, Travel. Granton (5A) '263 Adelaide West, Toronto, 1-800-950- 1972. - •45bc MacPHERSON We would -like to say a special thank you to everyone who attended our wed- ding and reception. All the beautiful gifts and best wishes are greatly appreci- ated. -Also a big thank you to both out families and friends who helped us out in so many ways. We had a wonderful IS TRUCKING FOR YOU. Let's discuss day and enjoyed ourselves immensely. it. Introducing extended programs and Thanks again. Debbie and Larry. -45 Credit Courses. Call William at 1-800- -- -- ----265; 173- l• arkal Trai'nin— Systems: -- 41bc Words fail us to express our deep - appreciation to all who were so kind to LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the South- Evelyn during her courageous battle° western Ontario School of :with cancer, and to all our family slim* Auctioneering. Next class: November 9- her passing. To the, VON, The Red 15,, Information, contact Southwestern Cross, The .Palliative Care Unit and Dr. Ontario School of Auctioneering. RR 05; ' Taylor, who made it possible for Evelyn Woodstock, Ontario, .N48 7V9. (519) tube home. To Rev: Jawn KOlohon for 537-2145. --34bc his prayers and visits. Our relatives, 40. Lost & Found STRAYED from Lot 12, Conc. 19 east- ern astern.' div, Ashfield Twp. 2 'beef cows. Phone 395-5562. -45 - 44. Engagements HiG BINS-FORAN Betty -Jane, daughter of John, Foran apd the late Sophie Foran and Greg, son of Chester. and Wilda Higgins .will be joined -in holy matrimony on November 8, 1991,.at the St: Augustine Roman Catholic Church.- Reception to follow in Lucknow. -45_ 46. in. Nlem .dam.:.. FiNLAYH In memory°Of son inlaw, brother-in-law and untie Bill, who passed away Octo- ber 29, 1988. Remembered and missed by Allister and Pearl Mackay and family. -45 friends and neighbours for' donations, flowers, cards and food brought in to our home, and just for being there. To the ladies of the Church of the Messiah for the luncheon and The Davey. Linklater Funeral -home, we are very , grateful. , Sincerely "Bert - and Eva Nicholson, Donna, Karen, Man and Louis Ann. --45x Et.. -Coming Evefits TEEN DANCE Ripley Complex Friday' Koans■ay-- A er 1V.Y,rttl 8 p.m 12 p,rn. $540parpAr- son, son, D.J., 4+ames Teylur. Sponsored by Ripley Duron, Complex Expansion Fond Cornmitlue. --45,48 COMMUNITY SHOWER for Jarnu Miltenburgg, November 13 at 8 p,m. Kingsbridge. Church Hall, Friends and neighbours welcome. «45 NEED A HOBBY? Learncounted cross stitch. Classes Wednesday night November 13 84 20 fern 8-10 p.m. Pre- registration necessary. Limited enrol- went.or more information call Your, Favorite Things 5284016.45ar CHRISTMAS CRAFTS• Ladies get ready for Christmas. Join us on Wednesday morning, November 20 from 9:45 to 11 a•m• at the''Luoknow United - Church to : Make Chrit turas crafts. Cost is $5.00. Nursery and story hour provided. Sponsored by Lucknow Coffee Break. -45,46 ' COMMUNITY SINGERS Like to sing? Join the COMMUNITY SINGERS -° for .the Care fest.,Thursday evenings at St. Peter's Parish Hall 8 p•m• --45 - - HOLYROOD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICE Holyrood Municipal Building at • 10:45 a.m.. Sponsored by. Holyrood Women's Institute. -45. , BUSINESS S ooliTIQN DINNER AND DANCE will be held Saturday, November 23 at Lucknow Community Centre. Tickets' available NOW from Your Favourite TThingsr?and Valley Green Flowers. Din- ner at .7 p.m.-45,46ar . ' BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE Pinecrest Manor Nursing Home, 399" . Bob St. Lucknow Saturday, November' 16 from 1 p.m., - 3 p.m: --45,46 REDMOND "° E ' We would like to : express our sincere thanks, for help and kindness shown to us the night of our barn We. To the Lucknow- and Wingham Fire Depart- ments for their kindness and ,hard work, to our neighbours, friends and relatives who came and helped in any way. Also for helping with clean up the next day with tractors and equipment and for all the food sent to the house and for all their help. All this kindness is very much appreciated and will never be forgotten. Thank You. Wayne and Mary Redmond, Stephen Picco. --45nx HALDENBY»REAN • We wish to thank ali'who attended our social evening in Ripley: Special thanks to Joanne, Erima Jean and Lirl'da for all their time and effort. Also to Pete and Eric for their excellent bartending. We will remember you always. Glen and Penny. =-45 BARGER - In loving memory of a dear and loving husband, father and grandfather, Gordon, who passed away six years ago November 6, 1985.. Wonderful memories of one so dear Treasured still with a love sincere In, our hearts he is living still We loved him too dearly to forgot Sadly missed by his wife, Catherine, Gordon and Mary Tout, Bill and Anna, Ken and Thea, Joan, Herb' and Roseleee, Mary - and Ron, Rick and grandchildren and great grandchildren. - -45 TIFFIN In loving memory of a dear mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Mrs. Orville (Elizabeth) Tiffin, who passed away November 11, 1980. There is a place set apart In the depth of our hearts A corner that is always your own No one can replace it or time erase it We keep it for you ,inane. Lovingly remembered by Joe, Marian and family .and Jean and family. -45 47. Cards of -thanks GAMMIE • t wish to thank my friends and relatives for the lovely cards, gifts, flowers, phone calls and visits while I was in Kindardiine and OniVerrsity. hospitals. Special thanks to Rev. Peggy Kinsman for visiting me' in London 'University Hospital. Your kindneste Was greatly 'appreciated. Winnifred Gammie. -.45x MacDONALD We wish to sincerely thank our family and friends for the surprise 35th Wed- ding Anniversary party and supper. Thanks for all the lovely gifts, cards and phone calls. Special thanks to Ed and Dee, Lorraine, Janet and Bonnie for - arranging everything; also. to Daryl and Danny for keeping the secret. Thanks to the management and staff of the Candlelight Restaurant for the delicious supper, also to Culbert's-Bakery for the quaintly decorated cake. All the events of the day will be cherished and added to our accumulation of treasured mem- ories. Sincere thanks to you all. Allan and Beryl: --45 RITCHIE We wish to thank all relatives, friends and neighbours for making our _ 60th Anniversary celebration a successful and truly memorable day. The gilts, flowers, cards and phone cans were very much' appreciated. Harold and Muriel Ritchie. -45x 48. Coming Events BENEFIT DANCE-- for Brock Hasty ,who lost hie home to fire, will be held Sattird ay, No`varnber 9 at 9 p.m. at Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Ladies please~bring lunch. • -48nx HURON' COUNTY Branch O.G.S. Annual Meeting and Pot Luck Supper at 6:30_ p.m., speaker at 8 p.m. Thursday, November 7 at Goderich Twp. Cam- munity Center, Hotmessville. Ed Phelps of London will bring information relating to the Regional Collection at the DB Weldon Library of the University of West Ontario, London. Visitors wet - come: x44,45 7TH ANNUAL FORMOSA - CRAFT SHOW Saturday November . 9, 1991 at the Formosa Community Centre front 8260... am.. - 4:30: p.m: Admission: Adults -- $1.00; teens and children 500. Over 45 exhibitors. Spacious - country cafeteria serving light lunches and, meals all day. --44,45 SPECIALS - Fall beef, dairy, sheep, mineral and -pre- mix special. 1. flee with. 10, 5 free with 40. In effect - November 1-18. Thompson Feed - and Supply. Ripley 3955955.-44,45ar EUCHRE TOURNAMENT November 9, Dungannon Agricultural Hall Registration 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Euchre at 2:00 p.m. Admission $5.00 per person. Prizes . $50, $40, $30. Lunch, special contest.-44,45ar HORTICULTURAL BANQUET All members please purchase your tickets at Valley Green Flowers from November 4th - November 18th: Ban- quet on November 28th.-43416ar BLYTH LIONS Dabber Bingo every Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Blyth District Community Centre. Jack- pot of $1,000. on 46 numbers. Reducing. by $50 on every number called. Mini- mum jackpot $300 must go. 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 7:16 p.m. Air conditioned, wheelchair accessible. Potential prize board over '$3.000. $1,000 jackpot on 54 calls or lest. must gol--thhar t. SPORTS CARD & COLLECTIBLE SHOW Sand;% Nov. 10 Lakeshore Recreation Club, Port Elgin, lb `AM - 4 PM Admission $2 per person Children under 6 free. Draw for box of cords every hour. Tables available, Contact- 2-Q374 41i= CQiiii 9, ,Events t rich Knigints of Columbus, Thurs-. days 7:3Q p.m. Saitfgrd V ley wheels chaiir a essibiek Potential prirO over OSSA $140031aoltput 011.54 -Oalls or less, $50Q roost OQ. tfnar Evelr.... King Evelyn Wig, of 462 it liamsburg Sit, Kincardine, Passed away at her home,. October 1,1991,. after a courageous four yearbattle with Cancer. Mrs. King wasin her 45th year. Evelyn was. born June 10, 1947, in Kincardine. She was the daughter of Bert and Eva, (Cuyler), Nichol- son, ,She was decd by her hus- bandMelvin- King, on November 25, 1989. veelynleaves to mourn her pas- sing iter parents, Bert and Eva Nicholson, of Kincardine; sisters, Donna Langford, of Woodstock, Karen Evans, of Ballinafad, Lois Ann, of Kincardine, and one brother Allan Nicholson, of Sombra. She will be sadly missed by her nieces and nephews. ' osaninnormsoi Tell them •how Touch 1 appreciated the endless flow of - messages of comfo _ of -encouragement, of hope, and of affection that :came to me. To the VON, to the kindnness of the Palliative Q�HCo�me CateOuand Jawn Rev,KoloveryHit, -a special thank you. To my nieces and nephews you have been like family of my own. To my brother and sisters, you have made me understand why we ask God's bles- sing on families and to those who have so willingly carried the burden of my illness, my beloved Lois Ann and my wonderful mom and dad.. The memory of your courage and devotion , will be carried with me into etertliity.;'. - u . e ole W el`e Was" B tiful Is l, of S e h ' The funeral was held from .the sung during the service. Davey Linklater Funeral Home, Evelyn was laid to rest with four _ Kincardine , on October 3, 1991 nephews Jamie Langford, 'Paul . v thReveJawn- lohon onducdng ll oroans-rEr • the service. In keeping with Nicholson, and two cousins, Jack Evelyn's wishes a brief message Campbell and, Glenn. Hedley, acting was presented by her niece, Kim- as Pall bearers. berlia Langford. Flovverbearers were nieces Linda "Aunt uv made- one -request of me On the . day . that, family and friends gather to say goodbye, I would like you to. speak for me. ARM -R PORT Bruce County. OMAF . ..� . Howoften do you head to the field without" checking the fuel gauge on your tractor? How often to you :head out. to plant without checking the soil's "fuel gauge"? Soil testing is the only way to tell how many nutrients you have in the soil, - and how many nutrients you. will have to add to produce a goad crop. Harvest is done for 'most of you, 'so' this is a good opportunity to get out and take some samples before you plow. Be sure your sample reflects your field; don't sample just the high spots or the corner closest to the gate. Take -at least one sample per two acres; more are better. Sample the depthof the topsoil about 6". Be sure to send the sample to an OMAF accredited lab. We have sample boxes and infor- mation sheets at the OMAF office. We also have soil probes from the Soil and Crop Improvement Associ- ation available for sale, which make the job much easier. Feed Testing "A penny saved is a penny earned." Knowing the 'protein con- tent of your hay and formulating a ration for your cattle or sheep can save dollars on your feed costs. The Red Meat Program encourages feed testing and ration formulation with generous grants. The sampling kits are available at OMAF offices along with a list of accredited labs. We also offer a ration formulation service free of charge. A -HI NE'S'S inimmiosmoviins Trinity 441 Milkers The fifth meeting of the Trinity 4- H milkers was held on October 17 with members enjoying a tour of the Pine River Cheese Factory. They were shown a video and watched how cheese was made. Joanne Menary was host for the sixth meeting of the club on Oc- tober 22. Members visited A & P in Goderich to compare prices of different dairy products. The meeting finished off at Mrs. Menary,s. Williamson, Kimberlin Langford,. Lisa Evans, Denise Evans, Bobbi Jo Nicholson, Michelle Williamson, ° Kristel Calleffi. - RIMESTOPPERS nmanumnammummumaimom Crime Stoppers of Grey -Bruce are seeking the public's assistance' in the investigation of a break, enter and .. tifeft which occurred ,rn Belmore, Ontario. The Walkerton Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police report that during the early morning hours :.of , August 19, 1991, unknown per- son(s) erson(s) . broke into a convenience store in Belmore by smashing the front window. Once.. inside, the Culprits) removed approximately 30 cartons of cigarettes ° (assorted brands). Also taken was approxi- mately $335.00 in cash. . Person(s) involved have not been. identified as. yet, and the value of the stolen property is estimated at $1500.00. If you have any information on • this or any other case, Crime Stop- pers , of Grey -Bruce are willing to pay a reward up to $1000 for infor- mation leading to an arrest. CALL CRIME STOPPERS TOLL FREE AT 1-800-265-3787. You need not identify yourself. No one will know who you are. You will not have to testify in court. Adam - Wellstead, oldest son of Brenda and Brian Wdllste-ad of Reit. 3, "%Ingham, graduated from Wilfred Laurier University with a B.A. Honours Degree ina Political Science and Economics. Adam is now continuing further studies at Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia.