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31. Cards of thanks
LOREE'S LADIES WEAR
Iarimbw
will be for holidays,
March 2 12 inclusive.
Reopening day, March
14. Open 10 .tm, to 6 p.m.
Monday to Saturday.--8,9ar
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PUBLIC NOTICE
South East Bruce Plan-
ning Board invites any
interested person to at-
tend a PUBLIC MEETING
at which the planning
board will be considering
modifications to the sec-
ondary plan for the Vil-
lage of Lucknow. These
modifications include new
hazard land policies for
the village.
The meeting will be
held on Thursday, March
3, 1983, at 2 p.m. in the
County Council Chamb-
ers, Bruce County Admin-
istration Building, 30 Park
Street, Walkerton,
Additional details of the
modifications are avail-
able at the Lucknow Mun-
icipal Offices or from the
Bruce County Planning
Department, County Ad-
ministration Building,
Walkerton, Ontario,
phone 519-881-1782.
W. D. Scott,
Secreta ty-Treasurer,
South East Bruce
Planing Board.
21. Personal
IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM
in your family? Al -Anon can
help families and friends of
alcoholics. Phone Walkerton
881.3.113, Goderich 524-
6001. Ask for an AI -Anon
number.—45tfnx
PREGNANT and need help?
Free positive confidential
support. Birthright. Call 357.
1066, 357-2392, 357-1769 or
London 432-9179 collect.
—9tfar
HAVING A DRINKING
PROBLEM? AA can help.
Phone Goderich 524-6001 or
Walkerton 881-3655.
—40tfar
HORSE DRAWN sleigh rides
or hay rides. Your place of
ours. Phone 529-7420 or 529-
7818.—48tf
24. Business oppor.
DRIVE IN BURGER BAR in
North Eastern Alberta's
Lakeland. Fully equipped
and ready to go. 5125,000.00.
Trades considered. Phone
1-403.635-3768. —08
29. Marriages
McINTOSH - MaeIN7'YRE
Mary (nee Maclntyre) and
Robert McIntosh are pleased
to announce their marriage
which took place on Satur-
day, January 29, 1983, at
South Kinloss Presbyterian
Church. A small reception
was held at the Mayfair
Restaurant for family and
close friends.
—8x
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LUCKNOW F%REFIGHfERS
Thank you to the Lu&Lnow
Kinsmen for the Firefighters
appreciation night, Wednes-
day, February 16 and for the
donation toward our new
paging system.
Lucknow Firefighters
—8
CUMAIING
We wish to express our
sincere thanks to relatives,
neighbours and friends for
their expressions of sym-
pathy, floral arrangements,
donations to the Arthritis
Fund and Heart Fund, cards
and food sent to our homes
and visits to the Robert
Trench Funeral Home, Lis-
towel, at the passing of our
mother, Wilma Cumming.
Your thoughtfulness was
very much appreciated.
Special thanks to Bell and
Chester Hackett for baby
sitting.
Bill and Velma Cumming
Don and Shirley Hackett
--Sx
GOODHUE
I would like to express my
appreciation to all my neigh-
bours who took part in the
work bee on my farm last
Tuesday, February 15.
Thank you to David Coiling,
Elliott Lowry, Carrick Coi-
ling, Pat Courtney, Murray
Hunter, Dennis Courtney,
Mike Hunter, 3, S. Robb,
George Messenger, John El-
liott and special thanks to
Norris Messenger, Dad and
Mom. The acts of kindness
and concern expressed make
my hospitalization more
bearable.
Kermit Goodhue
—8
ROGUES
I express my sincere appre-
ciation for the gifts and
visitations of those who were
concerned during my stay in
Wingham Hospital. Thank
you also to the Lucknow
Doctors and second floor
staff for their excellent care.
Finally - congratulations to
the kitchen staff. A job well
done. Sincerely,
Bill Bogues
----8x
ATKINSON
1 would like to thank the
Lucknow Doctors and nurses
of the intensive Care Unit in
Wingham Hospital for their
care during my brief stay
there. Special thanks to Dr.
Corrin for his quick diagnosis
of my illness and swift
removal to University Hos-
pital, London. My special
gratitude to Dr. Passi, Dr.
Pace and other Doctors,
Nurses and hospital person-
nel who attended to my care
while there.
Glen Atkinson
—8 x
32. Coming events
SPECIAL
CHURCH SERVICE
Sunday, February 27, 7:30
p.m. in Lucknow Christian
Reformed Church. Rev. Neil
Hageman, Missionary to
Dominican Republic, will
lead the service and show
slides. Refreshments served
following service. Baby sit-
ting will be provided. Every-
one welcome. —7,8
GRAND OLE OPREY
Coming to Kitchener Audi-
torium. Saturday, March 12.
Go by motorcoach with Holi-
day World, Wingham, Call
357-2701. Book Carle Even-
ing show. —8ar
I:w Sesame!, Wim, Pebrontry 23, 1983 --Paige 14
32. Comingevents
32. Coming events
SKATING CARNIVAL
The Lucknow Figure Skating
Club presents their annual
carnival, The Homecoming,
to kick-off Jamboree '83 at
the Lucknow Arena on Satur-
day evening, February 26 at
7;30 p.m. Admission; adults,
$2.00;,students, $1.25; child-
ren, 75c. --7,8
OPEN HOUSE
Friends and relatives are
invited to Elizabeth Ferg-
uson's 90th birthday on Sat-
urday, February 26 from 2 - 4
p.m. at Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home. Best wishes
only, --8x
PUBLIC SPEAKING
CONTEST
Sponsored by the Royal Can-
adian legion Branch 309,
Friday, February 25, 8 p.m.
in Lucknow Legion. Every-
one welcome. Free admis-
sion. —Bar
A.M. & G. HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY MEETING
A.M. & G. Hospital, Auxil-
iary Room, Thursday, Feb-
ruary 24th, 7:30 p.m. Speak-
er; Mrs. Margaret Darte,
B.A., M.R.E., Bereaved
Families of Ontario, She will
be available to meet with
bereaved parents and famil-
ies, Friday, 9:30 a.m. - 12
p.m., Auxiliary Room, —8
IUPLEY LIONS BINGO
Ripley and District Lions
Club, 8 p.m. Huron Town-
ship Hall, Ripley, Tuesday,
March 1, one pot of gold, 10
regular games, $ 15,00; 4
corners on 5 calls, 325.00;
purple ball, 325.00; one
novelty special, $35.00;
snowball game, $75.00; one
share the wealth; jackpot,
$375.00 on 56 calls; consola-
tion, $40.00. Door prizes.
—8ar
LUCKNOW LEGION FLEA
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
Saturday, March 5, Lucknow
Arena. Teams from Mild-
may, Teeswater, Ripley, Bel -
grave, Lucknow and Kincar-
dine. Lucknow plays the first
game at 9 a.m. Come out and
support your team.--8,9ar
ATTE1fNN
FARMERS
YOU ARE INVITED
to attend
AN AGRICULTURAL
EMPLOYER SEMINAR
MARCH 10TH
from 10;00 a.m.
to
3:00 p.m.
at the tie$nn Hall,
C nadlana Room,
Hanover
Regulation 16? Record of
Employment? How does It
affect you as an employer
of ;Corm labour?
Do you quality for training
programs? These and
more topics will be discus-
sed In detail.
FEE $6.00 Per Person
includes
Cold Cut Det,
And Materials
PRE -REGISTRATION
REQUIRED
For more information, call
collect: Grey -Bruce Can-
ada Farm Labour Pool in
Walkerton at 881-3671.
Employment end
tmmigratron Canada
Canada
Pam labour Pod
THE HOBBIT AT BLYTH
Visit the enchanted world of
The Hobbit with the lifesized
puppets of Theatre Sans Fil
at Blyth Memorial Hall,
Thursday, March 3 at 8 p.m.
Tickets $8 available at 523-
9300 or 523-4331. —8,9
RIPLEY 4-11 HORSE CLUB
The first meeting of the
Ripley 4-1-1 Horse Club will
be the Foaling Seminar given
by Dr. Dave Biesenthal,
February 25, 8:30 p.m., at
OMAF office, Walkerton.
prospective 4-H members
please call 528-5443 or 395-
5133 for more information.
—8x
Attention Farmers
A. For sale
WOWS
GOOD QUALiTY HAY for
sale. Cara Bale, 528-2104.
—8,9
D. Livestock
GOOD Selection of York, ,
Hamp, Duroc and X bred
boars, ready for service, ROP
tested, herd health approv-
ed. Priced to suit most any
budget. Some meeting QS
standards. Bob Robinson, R.
# 4, Walton, 345-2317.
—7,8,9
E. Farm services
KEEP YOUR CATTLE free
of lice. For prompt and effic-
ient service call William E.
Cronin, Mildmay, 367-5303.
—1tf
BERG STABLE
EQUIPMENT
Cleaners, Hunk Feeders, Silo
Unloadcrs, Farrowing Crat-
es, Watc r Bowls, Cow Stalls
and Hog Panelling, Contact
Lloyd Johnston, R. R. 3,
Holyrood, phone 395-5390.
E. Farm services
UNITED
CO.OPERATIVES
OF ONTARIO
Livestock Marketing
Division
Ontario Stockyards
Toronto
For the strongest market
in Ontario and Market
Information call
MIKE FORAN
On Tuesdays or groups of
5 or more on Thursdays
IOW HANDLING
STOCKERS
Arriving weekly direct
from the West
U.C.O. Livestock Shipper
R. R. 2, Lucknow
Horne 528-5903
Yard 528.3119
Stocker Yard 528-2544
F. For rent
150 ACRES, all ploughed:
tiled where needed: 4 miles
north of Kinloss, Phone
395.3320 —8
HOW DOES YOUR
SEN'iINEL LABEL READ?
111E WIIG11AM SALES ARENA
Large 2 Day Beadle
& Badman ratinitste Sale
at the
Win$uvm Sales Arena
NobsephietSt Nam Ead •f N►wiltem
Friday, Foram 25 &
sahnkn►. Fsaarr 26th
The Winghruam Sates Arena has made a major perchaa e
of box spring and mattresses In single, double and
queen sites; along with complete bedroom suites,
dressers. chests, night stands, wash stands,�tabte
bed frames, pull out sofa beds, bunk beds, wl be
offered at FANTASTIC LOW PRiCESH11 For example:
SPRING AND FOAM MATTRESS S4" DOUBLE SIZE
Suggested retail price, S179.00. OUR PRICE S84.9S. In
the ORTHOPEDIC LINE A YEAR GUARANTEE
BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS 54" DOUBLE,
Suggested retail, . $479.93. OUR PRICE $249.00.
QUEEN SIZE 60", Suggested Retail SS89.9S. OUR
PRICE $349.00. These box spring and mataresttes will
also be sold separa<te1y. Adjustable bed frames with
steel frame and enters, Suggested Retail $43.95. OUR
PRiCE $24.95. Mao a good selection of bed sofas in the
latest styles and colours.
While attending this sale take advantage of our
Everyday LOW PRICES ON BULK GOODS, cootd+es,
baking goods, candy, pie fillings, peanut butter,
hundreds of items to choose from. Work clothing, work
shoes, rubber boots, kids coveralls, one of the areas
finest selection of BLUE JEANS FOR MEN, LADIES
AND CHILDREN. Also CARPET AND NO WAX
FLOORING. Used furniture, antiques. We also buy
good used furniture, apptian+cea, antiques etc. Call
THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 3574730
Open Mon, to Sat. 9.6 p.m. Fri. Nates tltt 9 p.m.
Cheques, Visa, Mastercard Accepted Free Parking
TME WINGNAM SALES ARENA
The Mon
To See Is
IS1NTEE
plALTOR
Ara you Interested In buying a dairy, boot or cash
crop property from 50 acres to 500 acres, a country
home, a home In Lucknow, Dungannon or Goderich,
please contact us.
Should you be thinking of soiling your property, we
would be glad to talk to you at your convenience.
McIntire Reil Estate Co. has 15 ofilces and over 100
salesmen In South Western Ontario. Ws are also
members of the M.L.S. Grey -Bruce Real Estate Board.
Warren & Terry Zinn
PWONE 5294350 R. R. 0 2, LUCKNOW
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528-2031 Lucknow
HOG FARM • 100 acres, farrow to finish, stable cleaner
and lagoon, $135,000.
237 ACRES, cash crop fans, good home, F.C.C. at 10
1/8%.
186 ACRES - new three bedroom home, mortgage
available.
100 ACRES- dairy farm, 4 bedroom home, 55 cow tle
up. cream quota available with farm.
100 ACRE - Kinloss fann, house and barn, 590,000.
TWO LUCKNOW HOMES • good repair, quiet
location, priced to sell.
FRASER MarKiNNON DAVID MacKiNNON
Res. 395.2880 39S-2483
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821