The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-01-19, Page 14IMO
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1. Ankles ter sate
1. Articles Ter sale 9. Accenn. to rent
20% DISCOUNT
STOREWIDE
Yarns of Tralee, 6 miles east
of Listowel on Hwy. 86,
291-4405, 9 - 5 Monday thru
Saturday, 9 - 9 Fridays. —2,3
DRY AIR
Try an Electrohome Humidi-
fier from Greer T.Y. Bred
ffiec tic„ phone 528-3112,
Lucknow. We also have fil-
ters and Sanitaire for your
Eiecttrnhome humidifier,
--45tteowar
CEDAR POSTS 5 - 8" tops,
anchor posts and bre.
Phone 395-5773. —34tt
SICK ROOM SUPPLIES,
patient adds, support gar-
ments, convalescent prod-
ucts, etc. Rieck Pharmacy, 14
Shoppers Square, Goderich,
524-7241.—25tfar
TRY C & E Furniture, new
and used. Dial Goderich,
524- 7231.---4Otf
OSTOMY SUPPLIES and ap-
pliances. Rieck IDA Pharm-
acy, 14 Shoppers Square,
Goderich, 524-7241.—25tfar
IN HOME mastectomy ser-
vices now available. Contact
Mrs. Adams or Mrs. Stringer
at Rieck I.D.A. Pharmacy,
Shoppers Square, Goderich,
524-7241.—25tfar
JANUARY SPECIALS
All Dion forage boxes ord-
ered and paid in January,
$1,000.00 OFF. Tracks, skis,
windshields, etc. available
for all makes of snowmobil-
es. Most parts in stock for
Arctic Cat. Ron Stanley Farm
Supply, 395-2434, Bervie.
--14
g/. H.P. MOTOR, new; c/,
h.p. used motor; 4 burner
motor; 8 fan or pump .motor,
"/• to V/3 h.p.; humidifier
G.E.; 1 exhaust fan 14"; a
rad for Dart or Valiant slant
six; 4 new controls for oil
furance. Phone 528-3714.
—2,3
PERSONALIZED WEDDING
and anniversary invitation
catalogues now available for
overnight viewing. Call Mar-
ilyn Murray, 528-3635.
—2tfar
STOCK REDUCHON SALE
Over 1000 rifles, shotguns
and scopes must be cleared.
Huge savings on all items in
store. Village Market Guns,
Underwood. Phone 368-7182.
Open 7 days. —3-8
WOOD FOR SALE, ash and
birch, $25.00 a cord in 6 cord
loads. Phone 395-5837 or
395-S379.—3,4,5,6x
1977 SNOWMOBILE, Ski-
doo, Everest 340, in excellent
condition. Phone 528-2730.
—3,4x
SATELLITE TELEVISION
receiving equipment by
Channel Master. Demonstra-
tions available. Jarvis T.V.,
Teeswater, 392-6616. —3-6
FULL LINE OF FARM equip-
ment, all in A-1 condition.
Phone 529-7889. —3,4
4. Articles wanted
EXERCISE BICYCLE with
odometer and tension control
in good condition wanted.
Phone after 6 p.m. 529-7607.
—2nx
USED PAIR OF CROSS
country skis, size 8. includ-
ing boots, skis and poles.
Phone 528-2945 after 6 p.m.
—3
7. Real estate for sale
JOIN THE RETIREMENT
Community of Port Sydney in
Muskoka for Tess than
$70,000 in your energy effic-
ient custom built house.
Ground water heat pump,
municipal water and paved
road, mature trees, sailing,
golf and tennis. After 6 p.m.
416-497-5059 or 705-385-
2584. —03
9. Accom. to rent
FOR SALE OR RENT - two
bedroom house in Dungan-
non, available February 1.
Phone 395-3255. --2,3,4
THREE BEDROOM home
for rent in Lucknow and a
three bedroom home for sale
in Lucknow. For more in-
formation call Ezra Stanley,
528-2392. —2,3
STORE ON MAIN STREET.
Pilon 528-3007. --47tfar
10.. Wanted to rent
BORN AGAIiN, spirit filled,
Christian man, age SD, wish-
es to Find roona and board in
a Bible believing Christian
home. Able to pay 550.00 per
week for anis spirit filled
Monne setting. Enjoy children
and young people or as the
Lord leads any Christian
couple v4 -ho could use the
additional financial assist-
ance that MOO per vsvek
would bring in these todays
trouble times. Farms el- rural
setting aocepttable. For furth-
er information please write to
I3ox "T", c/o Lucknow Sent-
inel, Box 4000, Lueknow, Ont-
ario NOG 2110. —I „2,3x
11. Rolm and board
comity ROAD LODGE
Private rooms, meals, 24
hour supervision, etc. For
senior citizens and retirees.
Dorothy Parrish, R. fi 3,
Lucknow, 395-5283. —3tf
14. Employment
wanted
NEED A HANDYMAN??
Experienced in carpentry
and home renovations in-
cluding roofing, plumbing, -
cabinet making and electric-
al. Call 528-3834 after 6 p.m.
—50-7
EIGHTEEN YEAR OLD man
looking for full or part time
work. Phone 528-5353. —3
FOR MAJOR OR MINOR
carpentry renovations, with
professional results, at the
right price, call collect (519)
836-9457 and ask for Bob.
—3,4
18. Services available
DON THOMPSON T.V. and
Appliances - Admiral Sales
and Service; tower and an-
tenna installation, refrigera-
tion service, 395-3466, Rip-
ley.—=9tfar
AUCTIONEER SERVICE
Grant McDonald, Ripley
Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater
Licensed Auctioneers
Saks of All Types
Phone Ripley 395-5353
Teeswater 392-6170
LUCKNOW TAXI
Owner/Operator
James Steiner
Delivery Service; reasonable
rates; local and long distance
trips; fully insured.
528.3116
C & B BUILDERS
•Custom Homes
• Barns
•Cement Work
•AII Types of Additions
• Renovations
• Recrestton Rooms
CUSTOM MADE
FURNITURE
Licenced Cerpenters
524-2021
after 41p.m.
18. Sagrices available 20. Public notices
27. Deaths
cusrom WELDING, port-
able and in -shop. Fabraoation
and repairs. Free estimates.
Reasonable rates. St. Helens
Mfg., S28-6945. - Sttf
REG B
B
LEY
PLASTERING K STUCCO
CONTRACTOR
26 YEARS EXPERIENCE
R. *6, GODIERICH
529-7472
—48-3
GET -OFF -Oil
install - Electric
Heating
Ceiling Paddle Fans
Room to Room Faros
Electric Dryer
Heat -acclaimers
BURKE
ELECTRIC
Electrical Contras tot
23 Years Electrical
Heating Experience
• kppliances •
357-2450 Winghain
1
PIANO, ORGAN
GUITAR INSTRUCTION
Classical or Modern
Day Times Available
For Adult Lessons
Call Marilyn Murrtky
or Anita Dekker
S26-363S
--2,3,4aar
r..v.
HOME
INSULATION
Walls and Attics
ADAMSON
INSULATION
Government licensed
contractors
Free Estimates
LUCKNOW 528-2113 t
Mantel
Clocks
Repaired
Free Estimates
AGNEW JEWELLERY
& GIFTS
Lucknow
528-3532
20. Public notices
CANCEL SKATING
LESSONS
Figure skating lessons will
be cancelled Saturday. Jan-
uary 22 only because the ice
is rented for the annual
broomball tournament. Skat-
ing resumes its regular
schedule. January 27. —2.3
HOW DOES YOUR
SENTINEL LABEL READ?
IZ INUOSS TOWNSHIP
NOTICE
The tow nship:waste disposal
site will be open on the
following Saturdays, f',rom '9
to 5, until further notice.
January 22, February 5 and
19, Marchi 5 and 19.
Township of IK[nloss
—2,3nx
ATTENTION VETERANS
EX -SERVICEMEN AND
WOMEN & DEPENDENTS
The Royal Canadian Legion
Service Bureau Officer, Mr.
C. Wall, Provincial Service
Officer, London, Ontario,
will be visiting in the area.
Anyone wishing information,
advice or assistance, regard-
ing:
(a) War Disability Pensions
(b) treatment for entitled
veterans
(c) Application for Benevol-
ent Funds
(d) Appeals against adverse
original applications for
War Veterans and Wid-
ows Allowance
is requested to contact the
Service Officer or Secretary
of the Local Branch, whose
name appears bc;low, not
later than January 22, 1983
to arrange an interview.
Irvine Eley,
Service Officer.
---3ar
APPLICATIONS WILL BE
received for grazing steers
400-650 lbs.. on the ,A. R, D, A.
pasture farm for the 1983
season, Applications will also
be received for heavy cattle
600-800 lbs. for the months
of May, June and July, Entry
fee - $3.00 per head to
accompany application.
Grazing fees 22c per lb.
Application forms available
from Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Box
1330, Walkerton, Ontario -
Telephone 881-3301 or Zen-
ith 97920. Application dead-
line March 1, 1983. —3,4
HORSE DRAWN sleigh rides
or hay rides. Your place of
ours. Phone 529-7420 or 529-
7818. —48tf
21. Personal
ANY INFORMATION of
Robert McKeith (born Aug-
ust IS, 1836) and Rachel
McKeith (Jardine) born Oct-
obce 10, 1838) or Kin, contact
Sandra Lilwall, Box 1046,
Lloydminister, Saskatche-
wan, S9V 1E9. —3-7
iS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM
in your family? Al -Anon can
help families and friends of
alcoholics. Phone Walkerton
881-3113, Goderich 524-
6001. Ask for an Al -Anon
number.—45Unx
PREGNANT and need help?
Free positive confidential
support. Birthright. Call 357-
1066, ,157-2392, 357-1769 or
London 432-9179 collect.
—9tfar
HAVING A DRINKING
PROBLEM? AA can help.
Phone Goderich 524-6001 or
Walkerton 881-3655.
—40tfa r
ANDREW
R. W. Andrew, Barrister and
Solicitor, Listowel. . ssed
away January 17, 1983 at
Listowel Meurrotial Hospital,
after a lerggthy illness. Fun-
eral service from Robert
'henccn Funeral Home, List-
owel, Thursday, January 20,
1983 at 2 p.m.
30. In memoriam
HALDENBY
In loving remembrance of
our beloved mother, soya,
son -its -law, and granddaugh-
ter, whom trod has called
from our earthly homes, to
that larger life on high.
Tale up Thy cross and follow
nue,
The Saviour said; and think
not,
Till death, to lay it down,
For only they who bear the
Cross.,
May hope to wear the glor-
ious crown.
In that bright and eternal
city,
Where no tears e'er dim the
eye;
In the home of many man-
sions,
We will meet them, bye and
bye.
Always remembered by
the family, An, Matrorie and
Shirley and families.
GARDNER
In loving memory of a dear
father and grandfather, Sid
Gardner, who passed away
January 19, 1963.
God took him home, it was
His will,
But in our hearts we love him
still;
His memory is as dear today
As in the hour he passed
away.
We often sit and think of him
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only
friend
That grief can call his own.
Lovingly remembered by
Keith, Bill, Allan, Brian,
Elaine and families.
—3x
BUSHELL
In loving memory of a dear
mother and grandmother,
Gertrude Bushell, who pas-
sed away January 17, 1979.
Always remembered by
her family and grandchild-
ren.
—3x
31. Cards of thanks
NINE LITTLE PiGS
Thanks to Steve, Gary and
the OPP for helping to return
our two lost friends.
Nine Little Pigs
—3x
O'DONNELL
To all friends who sent cards,
called car visited me as ex-
pressions of sympathy in the
loss of a dear brother; my
heartfelt thanks.- Sincerely,
Betty O'Donnell
—3x
ALTON
Mrs. Paula Alton would like
to thank Dr. Jolly and all
friends and neighbours for
cards and visits while in
Wingham Hospital. —3x
Classified Deadline is Monday at 5 p.m.
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