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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1978-03-15, Page 7f ' Lucknow Seams, Weds Marc.' 15, 197&Page• Lucknow Legion Dance Saiuirday's March 18 LES PETTER SHOES LUCKNOW LORNE REID PHONE 521-2011 SHO REPAIR .....SKATE SHARPENING St. Mary' *11 C,W,h. V*dety'Nlght Lucknow Town Hail Thursdsy, March 16 Askes Bros • Construction Custom Homes - Cottages - Additions Farm Buildings - Renovations RICHARDASKES OFFICE, LUCKNOW, 5284724 BERT ASKES W1NGHAM, 357-3053 TOWNSHIP OF WEST WAWANOSH Sealed Tenders Plainly marked, will' be received by either of the undersigned until 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 4, 1978 for approximately 12,000 cu. yds. 5/8" granular material on .Township roads, and approximately 1,000 cu. yds. stockpiled, to b,e completed by. 15 June 1978. Tenders must be submitted on Township tender forms;;. available at Clerk's office, and accompanied by certified cheque. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. All .tenders subject toapproval by Ministry of Transportation and Communications. Mrs. JoonArmstrong, Cleark.Treaasurer George Humphrey., Road Superintendent, R.R. 2, Lucknow, Ontario Now Available for dIP s rs Seed Oats Barley Mixed Grain either certified or Canada no. 1 Also 77 FIax contracts C14 Fertilizers Grass Seed ANDERSON FLAX PRODUCTS LTD LUCKNOW PHONE 528.3203 CLASSIFIED DEADLINE THE DEADLINE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS 15 Mondays at 5 p.m The Sentinel is open on Mondays with the exception of a Monday statutory holiday, To place one of these ads, just drop in at The Sentinel Office. Phone 528,-2822 HERE 'BROS. CONSTRUCTION .General Carpenters Freming and Finishing DUNGANNON PHONE $29-7104, 521-7915 Pro Life news On February 27 the executive of the Wingham Voice. of Life group • met at I the home of Mrs. Richard Campeau, Adrian Keet in charge. • • April 5 has been the date set for our annual dinner meeting. Tickets will be available soon from the executive. Mrs. Sally Campeau reported that a library pack of Pro -Life literature was sent to Seaforth District High School at the request of Mr. Bruce Shaw, principal. Mr. Wooden, principal of South Huron District • High School, requested that he and some teachers of his high school may preview some pro-life audio - .visual material. Connie Osborne, Education Chairman of Goderich and Sally Campeau will make this presentation, the date to be determined later. Mrs. Campeau has sent a letter. to the Hon. Keith Norton, Minister -of Community and Social Services, to urge that ministry to provide funds to the , Huron County Children's Aid Society to allow their child abuse Forcigram to continue. It had been' stated in the December 3rd issue of the London Free .Press that "an education program; credited for placing more abused children under the protection of the Huron County' Family and Children's Service, • has been cut because the .province was not prepared to provide an additional $20,000". Mr. J. K. Macdonald, Director of Child Welfare responded by saying that _our concern was appreciated and that the ministry is hopeful that a substantial .grant will soon - be provided for this purpose in Huron County and throughout Ontario. Southport, Goderich, Kincard- ine, Walkerton, and possibly Owen Sound pro-life groups will assist Wingham Voice for Life in manning their.. Information Booth at the International Plowing Match near, Wingham in Septem- ber. Plans for the pro-life float to be entered in the daily parade are nearly completed. ' Southport, Goderich, Kincard- ine, Owen Sound, Walkerton, and Wingham plan T.V. advertising'. in our area for 1979, the United, Nations' International Year of the Child. Our new slide and tape presentation "In the Beginning" has arrived and is ready for use. It is an excellent program for the elementary school level. Sally urged members to con- tinue to "love life" and to visit and• help •the lonely, the elderly, the distressed, and the needy, especially in the Lenton season. in addition to the Information Booth at the International Plow- ing Match plans are also being made for a Food Booth. Mrs.. Lois Seaborn has offered to demonstrate her line of "Destline" products for any member of pro-life willing to have a party and 30% of the sales would go into Pro -Life, These cleaning products come highly recommended and we are grate- ful to her for her efforts oh our behalf. CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects for MRS. 'HELEN SCHULTZ °�- oil Whitechurch Will be held undercover at the Jim Boyle Machinery Shed, east edge of Lucknow on Highway 86 Qn . SATURDAY, MARCH 18;1978 at 1:00 P.M. 5 piece bedroom suite, good box spring and mattress; 4 piece bedroom ' suite, book case head, spring filled mattress; 1 bookcase bed, box spring and mattress; 1 studio couch; 1 white chest of drawers;* 1 record player and radio combined; 3 piece Chester- ` field, 1 small book case; 1 antique platform rocker; coffee table; t end table; 1 blonde. coffee table • and end table; 1 black and white Admiral television; 2 trilight floor damps; 1 kitchen table and four chairs; 1 wooden kitchen table; four chairs and china cabinet; 2 . small cupboards; 1 green . steel stand; 1 •large Viking refrigerator with freezer (like neiv.).;. 1 30" Frigidaire, . range (whit; 1 elect- ric , Trocan, fan heater; Mana upright freezer; utility table; 2 step ladders; gun rack; small Franklin : wood ; or coal .. stove, Sunbeam vacuum cleaner; 2 tool boxes; 1 small wheel barrow; snow blower; electric lawn mow- er; garden tools; pint sealers; pots and pans; dishes; Sunbeam dry iron; G.E. polisher; lawn chairs; 2 wooden 'beds; 2 wash- stands. Other articles too numerous to mention. PLEASE REGISTER TO SELL BY NUMBER Terms Cash - Property Sold Owner or auctioneer not responsible for accidents Auctioneer Brian Rintoul --10.11ar • Newspaper advertising is, like having a party -line to our entire driulation! Place your message today! ' SENTINEL PHONE 528-2822 ti CLEARING AUCTION SALE Of Household Effects And. Antiques -will be held for MRS. J. M: JOYNT Part of Lot 13, Coni. 14, West Wawanosh Township, South End Of Lucknow on Huron County . Road No. • 1 • on SATURDAY, MARCH 18 at 10:30 A.M. This is an Exceptional Line of Antique Furniture HOUSEHOLD 'EFFECTS & ANTIQUES Buffet with mirror; . combination china cabinet and desk; unusual music cabinet with shelves of sides; pedestal fern stand . with claw feet; 2 settees with " "2 matching parlor chairs; coffee table; parlor chair; Thomas organ, walnut, in good condition; chesterfield; cupboard; rocking chair and arm chair matching; back to wall bookcase with glassy doors; .roll top- desk, typewriter desk; Knechtel 3 piece\ oak bedroom suite, bed, springs an mattress, bow dresserwith lie, ,e led •mirror ` and washstand; t'h towel bar - in excellent cotiditioh; single bed, ;with springs . • _and mattress; 4 piece bedroom suite, bed, dresser, night table and bench; dresser and night table; 1 brass bed; oak ice box; wood cook stove; couch; simplicity super twin washer; games table; fireside card table; ' 2 T.V.'s; Hi Fi. Other articles too numerous to mention. LUNCH BOOTH ON GROUNDS TERMS CASH DAY OF SALE Owner and auctioneers will not be responsible for any accidents in any way connected with sale OWNER: MRS. J. M. JOYNT Auctioneers Grant McDonald Ripley, Phone 395-5353 Wallace Ballagh • Teeswater, Phone 392-6170 CASHIER: Llloyd McNall CLERK: Donald MacTavish OOPS! WE LEFT OUT THE PRICE One of the best items in our 8 -page flyerwhich appears in today's -paper is a Dryer Vent Kit. But because of a mishap at the printers, the price was left out. So here's our Super Special price: While Stocks Last! DRIER VENT SA KITS 99 • DISCOUNT DAVE'S HOME CENTRES