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32. Coming events
BU HANAN
In loving memory of a dear
husband, father, grandfather
and great grandfather, Rob-
ert D. Buchanan, who passed
away January 26, 1977.
Sweet memories will linger
ever,
rime cannot change thein
it's true,
Years that may come cannot
sever
Our loving remembrance of
you.
Sadly missed by wife Mad-
ge and family.
—4x
HALDENBY
In loving memory of Norman
(Ted) Haldenby, a dear hus-
band, father and grandfath-
er, who passed away 13 years
ago, January 26, 1970.
One precious to our hearts is
gone,
The voice we loved is stilled,
The place made vacant in our
lives
Can never more be filled.
Always a thought and many a
tear,
For one we miss and loved so
dear.
The sudden way you had to
die,
We shall always remember
and wonder why.
No one can know the sorrows
we share
When the family meets, and
you're not ' there.
We hold our tears when we
speak your name
But the ache in our hearts re-
mains the same.
Always loved and sadly
missed by his wife, Bertha,
family and grandchildren.
32. Coming events
MARCH OF DIMES
CANVASS
Will be from January 19th to
31st in Lucknow, Dungannon
and rural areas. Remember:
WE CAN'T HELP WITH-
OUT YOUR HELP! —3,4x
BUSINESS ASSOCIATION
MEETING
Lucknow Business Associa-
tion will meet at the Mayfair
Restaurant Thursday, Janu-
ary 27, 2 p.m. Please try to
attend - discussing Jamboree
'83. —3,4ar
SALVATION ARMY
RUMMAGE SALE
On January 29, 1983 at the
Orange Hall, Edward Street,
Wingham, from 1 - 4 p.m.
—4
BLYTH BROOMBALL
TOURNAMENT
Plan to attend our annual
Blyth Broomball Tournament
on January 27, 28. 29, 30
with 36 mens teams and 12
ladies teams. The games
start in Blyth on Thursday
night and go to Sunday night
with games being played in
Brussels on Friday night and
all Jay Saturday. Come and
see the best top notch broom -
ball teams in the area. —4
RIPLEY LiONS BiNGO
Ripley and District Lions
Club 8 p.m., Huron Town-
ship Hall, Ripley. Tuesday,
February 1. One pot of gold,
10 regular games, $15.00; 4
corners on 5 calls, $25.00;
purple ball, $25.00; one nov-
elty special, $35.00; snowball
game, $75.00; one share the
wealth. Jackpot $375.00 on
55 calls. Consolation S40.00.
Door prizes. —4ar
BANK OF MONTREAL
IN'1'H ANNIVERSARY
At present location and Cust-
omer Appreciation Day, Feb-
ruary 1, 1983. We are cele-
brating and in order to show
our appreciation to you,
"DROP IN". Coffee and
cookies will be served all
day. —4
Attention Farmers
A. For sale
2090 CASE TRACTOR with
92 hours, will finance for 4
years, interest free. Call 529-
7889. —4
40 BIG ROUND BALES of
hay, $15 per bale. Phone
529-7163. —4x
LARGE QUANTITY of 1st
and 2nd cut hay; 1000 bales
'of barley straw. Phone 529-
7126. —4,5,6x
langside news
By Mho. Yawn
Robbie Burns day was
celebrated in Teeswater with
a dance on the weekend and
with a coffee party in the
United Church on January
25.
Congratulations to Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Irwin (Clara'
Milligan) on the birth of a
baby boy on Friday, January
21 in Wingham hospital.
Sympathy of the commun-
ity is extended to relatives of
Annie Wall, who passed
away last week in her 88th
year.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Cough-
lin and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Yung visited
last Monday evening, Janu-
ary 17, with Lillian Young.
Weekend visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ian Thomas and
boys were her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Weasner
of Cambridge.
Lillian Young visited Sun-
day afternoon with relatives
in Winghaen.
Auend cub seminar
Marianna Porter and Don-
na Sutton attended a Day
Seminar on the Rights and
Responsibilities of the Group
Committee in Scouting at the
Wingham Town Hall, recent-
ly. Tire speaker was Dan
Catton, of Hanover, Provin-
cial Field Executive, Boy
Scouts of Canada.
Sandy and Patty Hender-
son visited over the weekend
with his parents, Rev. W. A.
and Mrs. Henderson.
Annie E. Thompson (Hod-
gins), formerly of the 9th and
10th concession of Kinloss
has recently moved from Kit-
chener to Cozy Cottage; R. 5,
Lucknow.
bales of barley straw; 4
APPROXIMATELY 1,000 Town& Country enjoy
, y
springing heifers due soon,
1/2 Holstein and Brown
Swiss. Phone 529-7375 after
6 p.m. —4,5x
N.I.P. Great Holstein, 3
years old; sire: Quality Ulti-
mate; due soon., Ted Vander-
velde, phone 529-7465. —4
C. Wanted
SMALL CALVES, prefer
Holstein and beef. Ron
Brooks, 395-5071. --3,4x
E. Farm services
KEEP YOUR CATTLE free
of lice. For prompt and effic-
ient service call William E.
Cronin, Mildmay, 367-5303.
—1tf
BERG STABLE
EQUIPMENT
Cleaners, Bunk Feeders, Silo
Unloaders, Farrowing Crat-
es, Water Bowls, Cow Stalls
and Hog Panelling. Contact
Lloyd Johnston, R. R. 3,
Holyrood, phone 395-5390.
UNITED
CO-OPERATIVES
OF ONTARIO
livestock Marketing
Division
Ontario Stockyards
Toronto
For the strongest market
in Ontario and Market
Information call
MIKE FORAN
On Tuesdays or groups of
5 or more on Thursdays
NOW HANDLING
STOCKERS
Arriving weekly direct
from the West
U.C.O. Livestock Shipper
R. R. 2, Lucknow
Home 528-5903
Yard 528-3119
Stocker Yard 528-2544
How Does
Your
Sentinel
Label.
Read?
Robbie Burns program
Town and Country held
their Scottish program and
meeting January 18 with
president, Margaret Mac-
Donald presiding.
Following the business,
Margaret turned the meeting
over to Mrs. Ross Cumming
who was chairlady for the
program.
A sing song of Scottish
songs was accompanied by
Anna Johnstone. Frank Mac-
Kenzie favoured with two
Scottish solos accompanied
by Donalda Moffat. Harold
Campbell played violin selec-
tions accompanied by Jean
Conley on the banjo and
Betty O'Donnell on the
piano.
New
arrivals
IRWIN - Steve and Clara
(nee Milligan) Irwin, Luck-
nqw are proud to announce
the birth of their first child, a
son, Cody Roy, 6 Ib. 13 oz.,
January 21, 1983 in Wing -
ham and District Hospital.
The proud grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Milli-
gan and Mr. and Mrs.
Orland Irwin. all of White-
church.
PENTLAND - Jacqueline is
pleased to announce the
arrival of her baby brother.
Jason James Currie, 7 lb. 7
oz., at Wingham and District
Hospital on January 21,
1982. Proud parents are Jim
and Joanne (Ritchie) Pent-
land, Lucknow. Proud grand-
parents are Leonard and
Bernadean Ritchie, Luck -
now, Ron and Yvonne Pent-
land. R. 6, Goderich. Proud
great grandparents are Har-
old and Helen MacPhee,
Goderich.
McGEE - Bob and Brenda of
Goderich are pleased to an-
nounce the arrival of their
son, Jonathan Robert, 8 lbs.
7 oz., at Goderich Hospital
on January 21, 1983. A little
brother for Heather. Proud
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Fred McGee, Wingham
and Mr. and Mrs. Cord
Maize, Lucknow.
Readings were given by
Mrs. Jim McNaughton. She
gave a commentary on the
song, Loch Lomand and of
the streets in Lucknow which
were named after famous
men. Some were of Scottish
decent.
Harry Lavis played the
mouth organ with Jean and
Betty accompanying him.
Mrs. William Henderson led
in everyone singing Scottish
songs accompanied by Don-
alda Moffat on the piano.
Frank MacKenzie played
the bagpipes and ended with
Amazing Grace.
Harold Campbell, Jean
and Betty, entertained with
music while the directors
prepared lunch. Some got up
and danced. A lunch of
scones and tea were enjoyed.
MUTTON
ST. HELENS - Updated 3
bedroom home on a three
acre lot. Home in excel-
lent condition with eat -in
kitchen, two baths (one
new). Nearly new oil-
woeid furnace, new drilled
well. Workshop 2402 of
coloured steel, heated, in-
sulated. Garage. Try your
offer.
WAWANOSH AREA -
Four acres with 3 bed-
room electrically heated
house. River at back. A
very attractive property
on a County Road. low
asking price. Must be sold 0
to close an estate.
WAWANOSH - 10 acres,
6'6 acres hay land, bal-
ance bush. Barn 36x50.
Lot has many mature
trees. Choice place to
build. Price $19,900. Fin-
ancing.
[I
6 ACRES on road to
UDouglas Point. Poured
cement foundation for
house. Hydro is in. New
drilled well. All reason-
able offers considered.
MEL MATHERS
EIWingham
Phone 357-3208 [i
Rep. L. W. Hutton
Real Estate Ltd.
14==iBroker, Kincardine
Leakiasw Saiwithtel, Weaxienillncy, Jas nary 26, I983 --Page 1S
FREE BRAKE INSPECTION
TURING FEBRUARY
ONLY
You Can Prevent Problems Before They Occur
FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT
PLEASE CALL
529-7911
in this day and ape - doh
tan be expensive. Pro entattve
maintenance certainly does
pay diviideands. Cad us today,
we coo$d be sating you time
and money.
SNYDER'S
AUTO -FARM SERVICE & SUPPLY
Dungannon, Ontario
The Man
To See is
Are you Interested In buying • dairy, beef or ash
crop property from 50 'acres to 500 suras, a country
home, a home In Ludcnow, Dungannon or Goderfch,
please contact us.
Should you be thinking of selling your property, we
would be glad to talk to you at your convenience.
Mcintee Real Estate Co. has 15 offices and over 100
salesmen In South Western Ontario. We are also
members of the M.L.S. Grey -Bruce Real Estate Board.
Warren & Terry Zinn
PHONE 529-7380 R. R.12, LUCKNOW
THINK SMALL !
CI.A88IFED a3M8'WORRl
THE WINGNAM SALES ARENA
The Wingham
680 Josephine Street, north end
Carpet , Carpet and
Large 2 Day Carpet
Th. Wiwghalm
Friday, .kin. 2d
We have been Instructed
downs worth of quality carpet
back In various colours and
to carpet any room of your
afford for example:
Sales Arena
of %Ingham on Hwy. 4
More Carpet
Liquidation Sab at
Sales Anne,
& Sat. Jan. 29
to liquidate thousands of
in rubber back and jute
styles. A great opportunity
home
at prices you can
-
Whisper Shadows
with June Rade in
Earthtone Color.
Sugg. Retch $18.95
per Sq. U.
Our Price :9.95
per Sq. Yd.
indoor, Outdoor
i
Carpet in Print Earfhtone
Colors
Sugg. Retail =12.95
Our Price $7.95
Also a fine selection of roll end and remnants S3.99 per
square yard and up, and a large quantity of underlay at
big savings.
While attending this 2 day carpet sale be sure to take
advantage of our LOW! LOW! prices on bulk goods,
bulk cookies and all sorts of bulk . baking goods.
Hundreds of items to choose from, #1 potatoes, sold In
50 Ib. bags; Winter clothing and footwear at reduced
prices; blue jeans for men, women and children; new
and used furniture and antiques for every room of your
home. New and used guns, ammunitions, scopes,
hockey sticks, etc.
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730
THE PLACE TO GO FOR BIG SAVINGS!
Open Monday to Saturday 9 - 6 p.m. Fri Nites till 9 p.rn.
ViSA AND MASTERCARD, CHEQUES ACCEPTED
FREE PARKING
—4ar
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA