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18. Services available 18. Services available
cal BURKE ELECTRIC Ltd.
Electrical Contractors
Appliance Sales & Service to all makes
Refrigeration Service
Open 6 days a week.
37 Years Built by Quality & Service
HAS THE HIGH COST OF
MACHINERY REPAIRS
GOT YOU DOWN? Repairs
to all makes, models of farm
and industrial equipment,
specializing in repairs to In-
ternational Harvestor equip-
ment. Experienced, certified
farm equipment mechanic.
Reasonable rates. Contact J.
A. Culbert, 529-7469.
—20-27
Dauphin Roofing
ASPHALT, CEDAR
AND STEEL
Free Estimates
GUARANTEED WORK
Phone 5294085
—16tf
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
Sales of All Types
Phone Ripley 395-5353
Teeswater 392-6170
BACKHOEiNG/
BULLDOZING
Gravel and Topsoil
Call Wayne Bushell
395.3320
CUSTOM WELDING, port-
able and in -shop. Fabrication
and repairs. Free estimates.
reasonable rates. St. Helens
Mfg., 528.6945. —17tf
NEED A CARPENTER??
Experienced in carpentry
and home renovations in-
cluding roofing, plumbing,
cabinet making and electri-
cal. Call 528-3834 after 6
p.m. —12-21
LUCKNOW TAXi
Owner/Operator
James Sterner
Delivery Service; reasonable
rates; local and long distance
trips; fully insured.
528.3116
—S0tfar
20. Public notices
ANNOUNCEMENT!
Dave and Joan Black are
pleased to announce the safe
arrival of their "Five Grand-
children". No gifts please ---
just offer a good home!
—20
WOULD THE PERSON seen
hurrying away from my front
door early Saturday morning,
April 24, carrying my brown
leather purse, please leave
the same and my billfold in
my milk box beside the hack
door. No questions will he
asked. The parse was a gift
from Mexico and the billfold
a keepsake. The return of
this would greatly please an
elderly woman. —20
Uil S28-2822
ACTION
21. Personal
HAVING A DRINKING
PROBLEM? AA can help.
Phone Goderich 524-6001 or
Walkerton 881-3655.
—40tfar
ALONE - are you tired of
being along? Are you unat-
tached, separated, single or
divorced? Meet that special
person. Apply Box 104,
Owen Sound, N4K 5P1,
Please state age.—20,21x
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,—45tfnx
PREGNANT and need help?
Free positive confidential
support. Birthright. Ca11 357-
1066, 357-2392, 357-1769 or
London 432-9179 collect.
—9tfar
22. Lost and found
LOST at the Lucknow Com-
munity Centre, in hall or
parking lot, a ladies gold
family ring with four stones.
Call 529-7336. —20
24. Business oppor.
CASH CROP. Become part of
a multi-million dollar in-
dustry. Earn $20,000 per
year, covered by a buy-back
contract, for part-time work
ideally suited for operation in
your home or backyard. We
offer: equipment package,
formal training program, on-
going assistance, absolutely
no selling or public contact
work, investment of $6,550
required. For further infor-
mation call: Delite Systems
inc., 6533D Mississauga
Road, Mississauga, Ontario
L5N 1A6. A/C 416-821-2152.
28. Engagements
er=te C= .011110 MEM MEM •1•11091 Vols.
1 ROMMESHAUSER -
HAGGIT7'
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hag-
gitt, R. R. 6, Goderich,
Ontario are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter,
Sharon to Bernd Trommesh-
auser, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gunter Trommeshauser of
Vancouver, B.C. The wed-
ding will take place May
200, 1983 at 7 p.m. in Nile
United Church, Nile, Ont-
ario. Reception to follow in
Lucknow.
30. In memoriam
ALTON
in loving memory of Mrs.
Emma Alton, who left us
May 17, 1982.
Those we love we never lose,
For always she will he
Loved, remembered, treas•
tired.
Forever in our memory.
Lovingly remembered by
Frank and l.oreen Alton
and family
Allan and Laurinc And
Ann MacDonald
Austin and Joan Martin
and family
31. Cards of thanks
BLAKE
A special thanks to Drs.
Corrin and McKim and the
staff at Wingham Hospital
for the great care t received
during my recent stay. Also a
thank you to all for the words
of concern, the cards and
treats.
—20
Greg Blake
FORAN
I wish to thank everyone who
visited me while I was in
London's University Hospital
and at home. Thank you for
the cards, flowers and gifts. I
also appreciated the warm
wishes 1 received by tele-
phone. All were unexpected
but much enjoyed.
Sophie Foran
—20
IRWIN
I want to give my sincere
thanks to Ross and Beattie
and our daughter, Laura for
looking after me when I took
sick last Tuesday night; to
Beattie for going over for
Laura and to Spence for his
concern. Thank you Dr.
Corwin and to my neighbours
for their concern.
Mildred Irwin
—20x
READMAN
We would like to thank
everyone for the cards, gifts
and visits we received while
in the hospital and since
returning home. Special
thanks to Doctors and staff at
Lucknow Medical Centre and
nurses on second floor for
taking such good care of us.
Dianne and Kent
—20
MacDONALD
The family of the late Wil-
liam F. MacDonald wish to
express heartfelt thanks to
relatives, neighbours and
friends for their kind expres-
sions of sympathy, for floral
tributes, for donations of
food, and for many kindnes-
sess during their recent
bereavement. Special appre-
ciation is extended to Rev. A.
Ramsay, Rev, Dennis W.
Clarke, the ladies of South
Kinloss W.M.S., to MacKen-
zie and McCreath Funeral
Home and to the pallbearers.
The MacDonalds
—20x
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETY
The Lucknow and District
Horticultural Society wish to
thank everyone who helped
with their 25th Anniversary
Birthday Tea and Spring
Floral Display in the Legion
Hall, and to all who contri-
buted to this display; also to
the baking and plant sale
table. —20x
FiSHER
I would like to thank all my
relatives and friends for their
cards, flowers and visits
during my stay in University
Hospital, London. 1t was very
much appreciated.
Winnie Fisher.
—27x
HALLAM
Sincere thanks to all those
who remembered me with
cards, visits and treats while
was in Wingharn Hospital.
Special thanks to Drs. Cor-
rin, McKim and Jolly. nurs-
ing staff in 1.(.U.
Ron Hallam
20x
HOW DOES YOUR
SENTINEL LABEL READ?
32. Coming events
EXPECTANT PARENT
EDUCATION CLASSES
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Expectant Parent Education
Classes beginning Wednes-
day, May 25, 1983. These
classes will be held in Clinton
area only. The cost is $3.00.
The next series of classes will
begin the week of September
12, 1983. For further infor-
mation and pre -registration,
please call the Health Unit
office in your area at 357-
2264.—18,19,20ar
CARAVAN CLOTHING
Mav 24, at Pinecrest Manor
Nursing Home, 10 a.m. - 4
p.m. Fashion Show at 2 p.m.
Everyone is invited. —20
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
MEETING
Lucknow Agricultural Society
will hold their regular meet-
ing on Tuesday, May 24, 9
p.m. in the Community Cen-
tre. —20
BUS TRIPS
Harness Horse Races Mow -
hawk, seniors night, anyone
can go, leaves early evening,
Tuesday, May 24. Niagara
Falls, Saturday, May 28.
Phone Helen McBurney,
Nicholson Bus Lines, 357-
3424. —20
GIANT INDOOR OUTDOOR
FLEA MARKET
At Saugeen Bowl, 350 Foster
Street, Mount Forest, Vic-
toria Day Weekend, Friday 4
- 10 p.m., Saturday 10 - 8,
Sunday 12 - 8, Monday 10 - 8.
—20
RUMMAGE SALE
At the home of Mrs. Jack
McGuire (Huron Auto
Wreckers) 11/4 miles north
and 31/4 miles west of
Lucknow, 2nd concession,
Huron Township, Saturday,
June 18, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
sponsored by Huron Bruce
Children Helpers. Phone
395-2827 or 395-5821.
—20,22,23,24
PAPER DRiVE
Saturday, June 11 by the
Parents Committee of the
Lucknow Brownies, Guides
and Pathfinders. Please save
your newspapers. —20,21
THE GOOD BROTHERS
Teeswater Agricultural Soc-
iety presents The Good
Brothers, May 27, Teeswater
Arena. Tickets 58.00 in ad-
vance, $11.00 at the door. 19
and over with age of major-
ity. Tickets available at Luck -
now Farm Supply. —20
SOCIAL EVENING
Social evening in honour of
Brenda Arnold and Casey
Corson at the Kincardine
Beach Pavilion on Friday.
May 20th from 9 to 1. Age of
majority only admitted. —20
RiPLEY LIONS BINGO
Ripley and District Lions
Club, 8 p.m., Huron Town-
ship Hall, Ripley. Tuesday,
May 24. One pot of gold; 10
regular games, 515.00; 4
corners on 5 calls, 525.00;
purple hall. 525.00; one
novelty special. 535.00;
snowball, 575.00; one share
the wealth; jackpot 5350.00
on 58 calls. Consolation
540.(K). Door prizes. —20ar
—i9,20ar
MAY
LEGION DANCE
Saturday,
May 21
i.ucknow Legion
Norm Dunsmoor
Rand
Smorgasbord
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32. Coming events
USED 1300K SALE
Huron County' Largest used
book sale, prodeds to Blyth
Summer F.'stival, Saturday,
June 4, 10 to 6 and Sunday,
June 5, 12 to 5. Bake sale,
puppet shows, art' show,
tours of the theatre all day
long. Literary readings at 2
p.m. by Edna Staebler June
4 and Harry J. Boyle June 5.
Musical concert by Merrick
Jarrett, for children Sunday
at 3. —20
FLOWER SHOW
May 24, come to the Victoria
Day Flower Show of the
Ripley and District Horticul-
tural Society in Ripley Legion
Hall, 2 to 4 p.m. Plants for
sale. Tea and treats served.
—20
3 PITCH TOURNAMENT
The Lucknow Noisy Ladies
invite you to their mixed 3
pitch tournament, May 27,
28, 29. All teams welcome.
Cash prizes. Babysitting av-
ailable, food booth. $50,00
entry fee. All ages welcome.
For further information con-
tact Pattie Hoak, 357-1220,
Barb Helm 529-7628, Arlene
Turner, 528-3914. —20,21
BEEF BARBECUE
AND DANCE
Saturday, May 28, Brindley's
Hall, Dungannon, Dancing 9
- 1 to Country Companions.
Barbecue 6 - 8 p.m. Tickets -
barbecue and dance, 510 per
person, barbecue $6.50 per
person, 12 and under $5.00
per person, preschoolers r
free. Dance only 54.00 per-
son at door. Proceeds for
Lucknow Fire Department.
Phone any West Huron Jun-
ior Farmer or 528-3101 or
529-7594. —20,21
HUTTON
4 SCENIC ACRES, river
at back, electrically heat-
ed, three bedroom home.
All offers considered.
LUCKNOW - One and a
half storey well maintain-
ed home with two bed-
rooms up and one down,
living room, good sized
kitchen with cupboards,
two sunporches.
ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom
one floor Lucknow home,
restyled 8 years ago with
new addition, large living
room, and kitchen, high
basement with space for
rec. room. Two full lots.
Try your offer.
LUCKNOW - Older but
beautiful 3 bedroom home
on a good lot. Home has
been updated with new
rugs. Living room, kitch-
en, small family room,
two blocks from down
town,
BEAUTIFUL restyled 3
bedroom home in St.
Helens. The extras in-
clude, new plumbing,
new aluminum siding, oil -
wood furance, new drilled
well. Insulated workshop
of coloured steel.
MEL MATHERS
Wingham
Phone 35T-3208
Rep. L. W. Hutton
Real Estate Ltd.
Broker. Kincardine
HOW
DOES YOUR
SENTINEL LABEL
READ?
528-2031 Lucknow
53 ACRES • 45 workable, 7th Culross Township.
175 ACRES - Walesa, farrow to finish set up, 15 acres
hardwood. Terms negotiable.
100 ACRES - Kinloss, 60 workable with eicellent atone
house, all refurbished, barn and double garage. Very
scenic.
178 ACRES • Kinloss, 140 workable, 10 acres good
hardwood, good house, 2 barns and Implement shed, 30
cow tie up, with milking equipment. Financing at 7% to
approved purchaser.
100 ACRES - Huron Township, 91 workable and well
drained, good house and barn with automatic feeder,
large Implement shed.
237 ACRES • Ashfield Township, 100 acres needs
draining, good buildings, excellent financing at 10
1/8%.
186 ACRES - Ashfield Township, new 3 bedroom home
with drilled well, good barn, 55 acres fall wheat.
Vendor will hold mortgage at good Interest rate.
100 ACRES - Ashfield Township, level dairy farm, 55
cow tie up with cows and cream quota available. Vender
will hold mortgage.
100 ACRES • Ashfleld Township, 60 acres workable
with good buildings, house all redecorated, good hard-
wood bush. Vendor will hold mortgage.
CONVERTED SCHOOL HOUSE • 1 acre, large mature
maples, near St. Helens.
LUCKNOW • 3 bedroom home with attached garage In
good location,
LUCKNOW • 4 bedroom home with large garage
attached, paved driveway, reduced to 536,000.
ST. HELENS - 3 bedroom home with large living room
and fireplace on good lot. Price reduced.
WHITECHURCH - brick building, could be 3 apart-
ments, 2 bath's, new combination oil -wood furnace.
Reduced to sell.
ASHFiELD TOWNSHIP - nice country home on 2 acres,
drilled well, fruit trees, well landscaped. Priced to seli.
For further information on these and other properties
please call
FRASER MacKINNON DAVID MacKINNON
39.4- 28810 395-2483
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821
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