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34. Personal
4'jwIbliTIQN CRAFT VEND9RS:
Proposed co-op craft show Nov. 2,
3 & 4, 1990 in Mitchell. Any inven-
tory
nventory size considered. Further infor-
mation write Box 23, Sebringville
Ontario NOK 1X0.-27,28
ADOPTION - pregnant! Loving
established couple wishes to adopt.,
We have met all of the necessary
requirements for private adoption.
Please call collect, Ron or Bev.
(519) 657-2237.-27bc'
ADOPTION, PREGNANT? Warm
loving established couple anxious to
adopt. Working with government
licensed social worker. Please call
collect (416) 593-4245: 27bc
WOULD YOU LIKE to correspond
with unattached Christian people,
ages 18-80, the object being compa-
nionship or marriage. Write:
ASHGROVE, P.O. Box 205, Chase,
B.C., VOE 1M0. 27bc
HAVING A DRINKING PRO-
BLEM? AA can help. Phone
Goderich 524-6001 or Walkerton
881-3635.-40tf
36. Announcements
SKY MacDONALD
FAMILY REUNION
Sunday, Jiily 8, 1990 at 1 p.m.
Located at Tim and Lisa Scott's. 28
Queen Street, Ripley. Bring your
own picnic lunch. -27
UNCLAIMED PHOTOS, Do you
have an unclaimed photo at the
Sentinel. We think you'd like to
have them back,. but we can't keep
. them indefinitely. Please drop in to
our office and reclaim your photo
soon.--32tfnx
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
'NOTICE
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
1st Tax Installment Due Monday,
July 16, 1990.
Payable at the Township Office in
Holyrood, or the Bank of Montreal in
Lucknow. Arrears taxes payable on-
ly at the Township Office.
Note: Persons who have acquired
properties and have not received a
tax bill would contact the Clerk's Of-
fice. Failure to receive a bill does not
relieve a taxpayer from responsibili-
ty for payment of taxes, nor from
penalty for late payment.
Mark L. Becker, Clerk -Treasurer
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
HOLYROOD, Ont. NOG 280
395-3575
37. Mortgages
MORTGAGES, Home Equity Loan
Plans. We have Mortgage Money
for any worthwhile purpose. Ex-
amples: 1. Pay off Credit Cards. 2.
Home Renovations. 3. Start a New
Business. Low Re -Payment Plans
available. No Qualifying Hassels,
Regardless of Income or Credit.
Serving All Ontario. Call Excel
Financial Corp. (Tollfree)
1-800-265-6984. (Ask for J.R.)-27bc
39. Educational
MARKEL 1-800-265-7173. Class AZ -
DZ Professional Transport Driver
Training. Career? Financing? Tax
Deductible? We've got the answers.
Markel Institute of Professional
Transport Training. Guelph
1-800-265-7173.-27bc
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CLEARING AUCTION
• SALE
of
BOtiSEHOL-Q EFFECTS
for
Jim & Vi Arnold
662 Outram St, Uucknow
Friday, July 13/90'
6:00 PM
For information contact:
°Jim & Ili Arnold 528=2019.
Auctioneer: Brian Fiintoul
357.2349
CLEARING ESTATE
AUCTION SALE
of
HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS,
ANTIQUES, will be held for
The Late Gerrit Logtenberg
of
Huron Haven
Saturday, July 7/90
10:00 A.M.
Lucknow Arena
Bedroom suite (Queen size bed); 3
dressers; 2 night tables; btankefbox;
tamps; antique cupboard; swivel
rocker; telephone; rug shampooer;
meat grinders; King Edward Imperial
cigar box; jewellery; razors; watches;
pictures; sea shells; clothe&hamper;
steel cabinet; hair dryer; luggage set;
wall clock; step stool; Dungannon
125th U.C. plate; double bed &
dresser; radios; windmill Tamp; globe;
plaques; Filter Queen vacuum with
power head; 2 old dressers; knick
knacks; mats; 2 apt. sized freezers;
2 steel chests; sewing box; golf clubs;
swivel rockers; 26" colour T.V.; cof-
fee tables; end tables; pipes; salad
maker; carpet sweeper; chrome table
with 6 chairs; 3 pc. sectional wall unit;
electric sewing machine; old Dutch
chime clock; stereo with radio &
cassette player; records; vases; hats;
Dutch collector plates; souvenirs
from Holland; souvenir spoons; an-
tique dishes; cups and saucers; Blue
Mountain pottery; cushions; file b'ox;
parlour chairs; arm chair; old books;
Santa Maria boat in a bottle; toaster
oven; spice rack; sorbing cart; pots
& pans; swag Tamp; coffeemaker;
silverware; Tupperware; toaster; utili-
ty table; deep fryer; electric fry pan;
T.V. aerial; playpen; lawn chairs;
garden tools; whipper snipper;
canes; car carrier; gas 'can; kettle;
Dellis Blauw vases; 12" oscillating
fan; electric can opener; 4 pc.
canister set; wooden door; 2
humidifiers; wooden car top; lawn or-
nament; sealers; aluminum door;
many other articles too numerous to
mention.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D. -
all announcements day of sale take
precedence over anything printed.
8% P. Sales Tax will be applied to
taxable items sold.LUNCH BOOTH
Owner or Auctioneer not responsible
for loss of purchase or accidents day
of sale.
This is a clean offering of quality
items - something for everyone!
FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:
AUCTIONEERS
Allan R. Miller 395-5062
• and
Bill Haldenby 395-5142
39. Educational
LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the
Southwestern Ontario School of
Auctioneering. Next class: October
20-27/90. For information, contact:
Southwestern Ontario School of
Auctioneering, RR 5, Woodstock,
Ontario, N4S7V9. (519)
537-2115.-27bc
_YOUR FUTURE starts with ... Tri -
County Truck Driver Training.
Established in 1978, job search
assistance available, daytime, even-
ing and weekend courses. Financial
assistance on approved credit.
1-800-265-0400. Cambridge.-27bc
FREE: 1990 guide to study -at-home
correspondence Diploma courses
for prestigious careers: Accounting,
Airconditioning, Bookkeeping,
Business, Cosmetology, Electronics,
Legal -Medical Secretary, ' 1
Psychology, Travel. Granton (5A)
263 Adelaide West, Toronto,
1-800-950-1972.-27bc a,
38. Auction Sale
EVENING
AUCTION SALE
of
HOME FURNISHINGS 81; ANTIQUES
will be held for the
Estate of the late
NIRS. MARGARET POLLOCK
eNingham)
• with added conalgnm,ots in
TEESWiATER AGGR-CURLbU.ILRING
on
MONDAY. JULY 9
starting at 6400 P.M.
PARTIAL; LST INCLUDES:
Sellingfor nibs, Pollock. Estates:
Neariy new chesteriield;. loveseat
and chair; living room furniture;
wall unit -entertainment centre;
chord organ and bench; colour
T.V.; electric sewing machine; din-
ing room tables and chairs;
bedroom furniture; antique war-
drobe; antique ice box; dishes; kit-
chenware; microwave; stove;
fridge; Simplicity automatic
washer; Simplicity dryer; lawn
chairs; gas B.B.Q.; garden tools;
kerosene heater and tank; and
more.
Consignments include: antique fur-
niture; box stove and piped; water
pump and pressure tank; bicycle;
Dutch style wooden door and mat-
ching aluminum door; quantity of
dishes; and much more.
LISTINGS SUBJECT TO CHANGE
WITHOUT NOTICE.
Consignors and Auctioneers not
responsible for accidents, injuries
or losses connected in any way
with the sale.
TERMS: Cash or cheque with I.D.
night of sale. Snack bar.
AUCTIONEERS
WALLACE BALLAGH
TeesWater = 392-6170
GRANT McDONALD
Ripley 395-5353
44. Engagements
HEDLEY-McM.URRAY
Joyce and Delbert Hedley of
Kinlough wish to announce the for-
thcoming marriage of their
youngest daughter Karen to Rick
McMurray of Lucknow, son of
Mary McMurray Exeter and Don
McMurray Lucknow. The wedding
will take place July 7th 1990 at 5:00
o'clock, Church of Messiah, Kincar-
dine. Reception to follow in
Lucknow. All friends and relatives
are invited to attend. -27
45. Marriages
McRAY-HARTIN
David Shawn McKay and Karen
Jean Harlin are pleased to an-
nounce their marriage. The wed-
ding took place Saturday, June 23,
1990 at 4 p.m. at the Lucknow
United Church. -27
MOONEY McKIM
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Castle are hap-
py • to announce the marriage of
their daughter Kathryn McKim to
Mr: Howard Mooney. The wedding
took place June 23 in Wiarton.-27
46. In Memoriam
HACKETT
In loving memory of Tom Hackett
who passed away July 4, 1982.
Though you died eight years ago,
Time takes away the edge of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf,
Sunshine fades and shadows fall,
But sweet remembrance outlasts
all.
Always remembered by wife Tillie,
family and grandchildren. -27x
i47. Cards of Thanks
LUCKNOW CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
My sincerest thanks to the studneta
and staff at lacknow Central for
the generous gifts, thoughtful ex-
pressions of appreciation, and par-
ting good wishes as I retire as a
teacher there. I have truly valued
our association and take with me
many pleasant memories of the
twenty-five years I spent in your
midst. Sincerley, Kathryn
Campbell. -27x
47. Cards of `fhoinks
WHIM
wis' it to thank au the Commies of
Branch 309Q Wallow Legion for
their lovely card and gift - II wa$.
realnice of yotl guys and girls.
Thank Yon Againp Rill (Buster)
Whitby. 27x
ATKINSON
We would like to :thank the followng
local merchants for the gift plate
we received, Lockout District
Co-
operative, Montgomery Motors,
Lucknow Village Market,
McDonagh insurance and :Real
Estate Brokers, Finlay Decorators,
IieeVee's Fashions, Cies Plumb-
ing and Heating, Ebner Umbach
Pharmacy, Lucknow Home Hard-
ware. Also thanks to those who
visited us, gave us gifts and helped
out in any way. Thank You Steve,
Joanne and Melissa. -27x
CAMPBELL
I wish to thank everyone for atten-
;ding my 95th birthday part and for
gifts that I received, Special thanks
to all those who helped in any way
to make the day so special. I was
especially happy to see so many
out. Grace Campbell. -27
ROBSON
Could of been the whiskey, might
have been the gin, could of been
the 24, six pack, I don't know, But
look at the mess I'm in. My head
is like a football, I think I'm going
to die, Telling me oh me, oh my,
WASN'T THAT A PARTY! Love
from the Gang. -27
HAMILTON
I would like to say thanks to fami-
ly and friends for visits and cards
while in the hospital. A special
thanks to the Doctors and Nurses
who made me see the light of
another day. Andrew -27x
148. Coming Events
COMMUNITY SHOWER
for Susan Irvin will be held on
Saturday, July 14 at 2 p.m. at
Trinity United Church. Everyone is
welcome. -27,28x
SCHOOL REUNION
Reminder of the reunion of all
students of SS 2 Kingsliridge, July
7, at the home of Marlene and
Doug MacDonald, St. Helens. -27
INFORMATION SERVICE for
seniors and physically disabled
adults living in Huron County.
482-5666 or 1-800-267-0535 if long
distance. Give us a call!-27eowtf
HORTICULTURAL MEETING
Lucknow & District Horticultural
' Society meeting at the Legion on
July 10 at 8 p.m. Guest speaker
John Gibson of Treemendous,-27ar
CUMMINGS AUCTIONEERING
and Moving are pleased to host 2nd
Annual Collectible and Antique Car
and Truck Auction, Saturday, July
28, Listowel Please consign your
vehicle early. For information
phone Andy Cummings (519)
291-1311.-27bc
MINDEN PUBLIC SCHOOL
/A.S.E.S. 50th Anniversary Reunion,
Saturday, September 22, 1990. All
former staff and students welcome.
Open House 2-5 p.m. Dance 8-12
p.m.-27bc
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
July 23 - July 27 at Lucknow Chris-
tian Reformed Church, 293 Place
St. Lucknow. Ages 4 to 12, 9:00
a.m. - 11:30 p.m. For more infor-
mation call 357-3182.-26-29ar
BINGO
Goderich Knights of Columbus,
Thursdays 7:30 p.m. Saltford Valley
Hall, $3200 in prizes: $1000 jackpot
must go.-5tfar
BLYTH LIONS DABBER BINGO
every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Blyth
and District Community Centre,
$300 Jackpot must go. Over $1000 in
prizes.-43tf
DABBER BINGO
Lucknow and District Lions Club,
Dabber Bingo, every Sunday night,
Lucknow Community Centre. Doors
open 6:15 p.m. Bingo at 7:15 p.m.
Air conditioned, wheelchair accessi-
ble. Potential prize board over
$3,000. $1,000 jackpot on 54 calls or
less. $500 must go!-tfnar
48. Golding Events
71 H .ANNUM]. T Q 11 FNHAM
Bluegrass Festival ilii `l'Otte0100111,
July Via. vainPal& swwimmh a
piing, games, free children's 4C.
tivities. real bands, gospel showy.
Tickets and information ('416)
936-2334,.(416) 936-4816..(4%6)
936 1414:--2vbe
HACK1. r .rime
AND BARBECUE
Stluday, July 8th 1990, 9$:30 p.in,
Ashfield Park. -26,27
ANNUAL PIONEER PARK
RUMMAGE SALE
Friday, July 13 8 p.m., Bayfield •
Community Centre Arena. -24-28
What's
cooking
with gas
barbecue
safety
All across Canada, on porches,
back decks, patios and balconies,
gas barbecue have become a fix-
ture. They are so much a part of
the family summer cooking routine,
few people stop to consider the
serious consequences of improper
or careless use.
Who would imagine that a gas
barbecue hose, improperly con-
nected, could turn into a
treacherous flame thrower? That's
exactly what happened last sum-
mer to a southern Ontario family.
Aside from damaging their own-
home,
wn-home, the "flame thrower" started
a fire in the neighbour's home as
well. Fortunately, no one was
injured.
"It's so easy to prevent this type
of accident," says Peter Gravel,
the claims adjuster with Wellington
Insurance who handled the
barbecue "flame thrower" incident.
"Many people leave their gas
barbecue exposed to harsh
elements during the winter months,
not realizing the damage that can
occur to joints, hoses, fittings and
seams." Gravel points out that a
weakness in any part of the equip-
ment could lead to the incident
described above, or an exploding
tank, which unleashes enough force
to blow out a wall and cause
serious injury.
While proper hook-up and
maintenance are a must, it's also
important to consider where you
barbecue. "Positioning your
barbecue near a wooden wall or
under wooden awnings or eaves is
asking for trouble," says Gravel,
noting that "even a flare-up while
cooking can start a serious fire or,
at the very least, injure the user."
Gravel acknowledges that "dur-
ing the lazy, hazy days of summer,
it's hard to be vigilant - but com-
mon sense and care is all it takes.
In the long run, reducing accidents
like this also pays off by reducing
insurance premiums for everyone."
Adequate cleaning of your gas
barbecue is more important than
you may think. Regularly clean the
grill and containers that catch drip-
pings and change lava rocks every
two years or more. This will pre-
vent the accumulation of grease -
reducing the possibility of a grease
fire.
This month, Canadian Consumer
- The Radio Edition will devote one
of its daily broadcasts to gas
barbecue safety tips provided by
the Canada Safety Council and
sponsored by Wellington Insurance.
To avoid burns and injuries, they
remind you to lift the lid of the
barbecue before igniting the gas
and light the barbecue the moment
the gas flow is on. Always turn off
the main valve at the tank as well
as the heat control valves when
finished.
More information on how to safe-
ly use and maintain your gas
barbecue, including instructions for
checking connections and the tank,
is available from Wellington in-
surance brokers or your provincial
safety council.
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