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29. Tenders
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29. Tenders
Ontario
MGS
Ministry of
Government
Services
AUCTION
BRUCE COUNTY PROPERTIES
The following properties will be offered for
public auction Tuesday, November 17,
1987 on site.
BRUCE TOWNSHIP - Lot 16 Concession 10
- 100 acres fronting a paved road and
gravel side road containing over 80 poten-
tially workable acres with the balance
rough land and w t courseto be offered
at 10:30 am.
BRUCE TOWNSHIP - Part Lot 15 Conces-
sion 10:-A 97 acre pasture farm with a
small fuel wood bush fronting a paved
road and gravelled side road to be offered
immediately following the sale of Lot 16.
KINLOSS/CULROSS TOWNSHIP BOUN-
DARY - A 112 acre property with over 80
workable acres with some tile and a small
fuel wood bush legally described as Part
of Lot 31 and 32 Concession 6, Kinloss
Township and Part of Lot 31 and 32 Con-
cession 6, Kinloss Township and Part of
Lot 35 Concession 5, Culross Township.
To be offered at 2:00 pm.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
A deposit of $1,000 cash or certified che-
que made payable to the Treasurer of On-
tario is required on the day of the sale for
each property. The balance is payable
within 90 days from the date of accep-
tance of the successful bid.
The Ministry gives no warranty express-
ed or implied as to the condition of the
property or as to the purpose for which it
may be used. The property is being sold
on "as is" basis and it is the pu`rchaser's
responsibility to examine the conditon of
all structures and systems. Zoning or land
use information may be obtained from the
appropriate municipal authorities.
Sales is subject to a reserve price
established by the Ministry.
No employee of the Ontario Government
may participate in this sale.
For further information, please contact Mr.
B. HALLAS, Ministry of Government Ser-
vices, Toronto. Telephone (416) 585-6956.
38. Auction Sale
UPCOMING SPECIAL
STOCKER SALE
Monday, November 16/87 1:30 PM
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY
SALES
529-7625 or 529-7970
44. Engagements
MERO-SINNETT
Mrs. Alice Mero is pleased to announce the
marriage of Dulcie Katherine to Mr.
Thomas Joseph Sinnett, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Sinnett, Kintail, to take place
November 21, 1987 at 3 p.m. at North Street
United Church, Goderich. Reception to
follow in Lucknow.-45
46. In Memoriam
BARGER
In loving memory of a dear and loving hus-
band, father and grandfather, Gordon
Barger, who passed away two years ago
November 6, 1985.
God saw you getting tired,
When cure was not to be
So he closed his arms around you,
You did not deserve what you went
through,
So he gave you a rest.
His gardens must be beautiful
He only takes the best.
To you who has loved ones,
You will never know the heartache
Till you see he's not there.
Terribly missed and loved by his wife
Catherine, Gordon and Mary Lou, Bill and
Anna, Ken and Thea, Joan, Herb and
Rosalene, Mary and Ron, Ricky and
grandchildren. --45
TIFFIN
In loving memory of a dear mother, grand-
mother and great grandmother, Mrs. Or-
ville (Elizabeth) Tiffin, who passed away
November 11, 1980.
Sunshine fades and shadows fall
But sweet remembrance outlasts all.
There is a link death cannot sever,
Love and remembrance lasts forever.
Lovingly remembered by Joe, Marian and
family and Jean and Family. -45
47. Card of Thanks
KUIK
We would like to thank the Doctors and
nurses at the Lucknow 1VIe ''cal Centre and
the nurses of the OB Ward bf Wingham and
District Hospital for their care and kind-
ness. We would also like to thank those who
sent flowers, cards, gifts and those who
visited us while in the hospital. Special
thanks to our coaches and fans! Your kind-
ness was very much appreciated. Bonnie
and Jimmie John. -45
NICHOLSON
A sincere heartfelt thank you for your ex-
pressions of sympathy, cards received,
donations of food, flowerssent to our
home, floral arrangements received at the
funeral home in Toronto during our recent
bereavement; the loss of our dear father ,
and grandfather, Howard G. Cowan. A
special thank you to our "Superior Girls"
who really are superior. Your
thoughfulness will be remembered
always. Ron, Lynn, Mike and Christina
Nicholson.-45ar
MORAN
I would like to thank, all those involved in
putting on my showers and Cathy and Don-
na for the community shower. Also thanks
to everyone for the lovely gifts and best
wishes. Nancy Moran. -45
HACKETT'
We wish to express our most sincere ap-
preciation to all of our family and friends
who were so good to Ryan with gifts and
visits while he was in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London and since coming home.
A very special thank you to everyone who
helped look after Christopher and Mark for
us. Thank you to Dr. Bekasiak and the
Emergency Department Staff at Wingharn
Hospital on the night of the accident.
Thanks to everyonewho made this dif-
ficult time a little easier. Your kindness
and thoughtfulness will never be forgotten.
Steve and Marjorie. -45
HACKETT
I would like to thank all of my family and
friends who remembered me while I was
in hospital in London, with cards, gifts,
flowers, fruit and visits. They made the
time go a lot faster. Ryan. -45
HALDENBY-MURRAY
Thank you to all those people who attended
my shower October 14 and for all the lovely
and useful gifts. Also thank you to
everyone who joined us on our wedding
day. You helped make it special. Lea Anne
Haldenby and Rene Murray. -45
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Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, November 11,1987 --Page 13
Just rollin' along
' TOWN AND COUNTRY
Team standings: Hyacinths 5, 18;
Crocuses 5, 18; Daffodils 0, 23; Tulips 2, 10;
Snowdrops 3, 12; Pansies 0,9.
Lloyd McDougall took the high single
and double with 255 and 379.
Marj Solomon took ladies high single
and double with 188 and 335.
LADIES THURSDAY NIGHT
Team standings: Bashful 44, Dopey 34,
Grumpy 31, Happy 22, Sleepy 26, Sneezy
32.
Shanie Webb -Ziegler took the high single
with 262 and Diane Wall had the high triple
with 661.
Games over 200: Gladys Johnston 253,
Marg Wilson 207, Sandra Haldenby 209,
Diane Wall 216, 226 and 219, Opal Dore 202,
Kim Tyler 258, Karen Allen 214, Joyce
Pickard 231, Shani Webb -Ziegler 262 and
Marie Scott 207.
Ladies Monday Night
Team standings: Toucans 7, 15;
Parakeets 2, 9; Peacocks 7, 20; Flamingos
0, 12; Parrots 0, 6; Cockateels 5. 22.
47. Card of Thanks
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BERE
Our sincere thanks to everyone for your
cards, visits, phone calls and gifts while
we were in the hospital and since coming
home. Thanks also to the helpful staff of
second floor east for their excellent care.
Special thanks once again to Dr. Cauchi on
the safe arrival. Thanks to our mothers for
all the help we received from them. Dave,
Dorothy, Jennifer and Laura. P.S. Thanks
also to you, Dave, for the love and support
given before and during Laura's delivery.
Dorothy. -45
MONTGOMERY
Sincere thanks to all those who
remembered me with cards, visits,
flowers, gifts and phone calls while I was
in Winghamigtfespital. Special thanks to
Lucknow Legion Branch 309. Gordon
Montgomery. -45x
48. Coming Events
FORMOSA CRAFT
SHOW & SALE
hosted by Formosa Lioness, Saturday,
November 14, 9:30 a.m. - 6 p.m., Formosa
Community Centre. Adults $1.00, children
and teens 500. Featuring homemade
crafts, folk art, woodworking by 40 local
artists. Spacious Country Cafeteria serv-
ing
ereing breakfast, dinner, light lunches all
day. -44,45
EUCHRE TOURNAMENT
Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Saturday,
November 14, Registration 1 - 2 p.m.
Euchre at 2 p.m. $3.00 each. Lunch. Prizes,
$50, $40, $30, $20.-44,45ar
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6 -10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
the Midwestern Ontario Farm Toy Show
along with Skating and a Christmas Craft
Show will be at Seaforth Community Cen-
tres. A Country Style Brunch & Snack Bar
will also be available at this function. Sun-
day's events are hosted by Seaforth
Agricultural Society. -45
LUCKNOW BUSINESS
ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS
DINNER AND -DANCE -
Saturday, November 28, Lucknow Com-
munity Centre. Tickets available now at
Sewing Box or Valley Green Flowers. Last
date for ticket sales November 21.-44,45
LUCKNOW KINETTES
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Saturday,
November 28, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Lucknow
Legion. Local crafters. -45-47
PUMP YOUR MONEY
INTO C.F.
project of Lucknow and District Kinsmen,
November 14 at some local gas stations.
Profits from gas sales donated to Cystic
Fibrosis Research. -45
Chris McDonald had the high single ar
triple with 256 and 707.
Games over 200: Betty Stanley 223, 23:
Joan Helm 201; Barb Jardine 237; Chr;
McDonald 243, 256, 208; Kim Phillips 21:
225.
Mixed Coup11s
Team standings: Kangaroos 68, Chip-
munks 57, Gophers 51, Wolverines 48%,
Tigers 47%, Squirrels 43.
Ladies high single of 241 went to Brenda
Kemp and high triple of 611 to Barb Tyler.
Men's high single of 263 captured by
Gerald Rhody and high triple of 624 to
Harvey Livingston. Good bowling folks!
Games over_200: Brenda Kemp 241;
Barb Tyler 215 200; Evelyn Hackett 213;
Betty Van Osch 210; Pat Livingston 202;
Gerald Rhody 263; Harvey Livingston 220,
209, Dave Swan 210; Nic Beyersbergen 200.
48. Coming Events
JINGLE BELL ROCK
Christmas Dance "fea(uring LOWDOWN,
Friday, December 11, Lucknow Communi-
ty Centre. $8.00 per person in advance,
$10.00 per person at door. Sponsored by
Lucknow and District Kinsmen. Tickets
from Kinsmen, McDonagh's.
Sentinel.-45-47ar
ANGLICAN SERVICE
Sunday, November 15, 11 a.m. Service of
Confirmation, Church of the Ascension
Kinlough, Bishop Robert Townshend,
Celebrant and Preacher. Reception tc
follow. All are welcome.-45ar
PAPER DRIVE
The Mothers' Committee for The Lucknow
Brownies Guides, Pathfinders and
Rangers will be holding a paper drive;
Saturday, November 14. Please have your
papers at the curb by 8:30 a.m. Rural
residents, can drop their papers beside the
arena. Anyone requiring assistance, call
528-3238. Newspapers only. NO GLOSSY
PAPER. -44,45
40TH ANNIVERSARY
to honour Bill andThelma Sproul, to be
held in Dungannon on . Satbrday,
November 14, 9 p.m. Tiffin's Orchestra.
Lunch provided. Everyone
welcome. -44,45
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
"The Huron County Health Unit invites
you to attend the Child Health Clinic held
at the Health Unit Office, Wingham
Hospital Clinic Building on Wednesday,
November 18, 1987 from 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.
for: 1. Health Surveillance. 2. Anaemia
Screening. 3. Immunization. ADULT IM-
MUNIZATION WILL ALSO BE OF-
FERED AT THIS CLINIC." -45
CHRISTMAS CRAFT,
TEA/BAKE SALE
Saturday, November 21, 11 - 4, at Jack
Reavie Vocational Centre, 153 John Street,
Wingham, (across . from swimming
pool). -45,46
LUCKNOW SKATING CLUB
has started. Please contact arena for time
or call Diane 529-7352 or Sherry 529-7356
after 7 p.m.-45ar
HORTICULTURAL BANQUET
Annual meeting and banquet of Lucknow
and District Horticultural Society, Friday,
November 20, Lucknow Legion, 6:30 p.m.
Members and guests welcome. `Wickets
from directors or call Vi Arnold
528-2019.--45,46
50TH ANNIVERSARY
The family of John and Myrtle Ferguson
invite you to join them in celebrating their
50th wedding anniversary at a Come and
Go Tea, Saturday, November 21, 2 - 5 pail.
at St. Lukes Hall, Point Clark. Best wishes
only please. ---45,46