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Memoriam
AUCTION SALE
Property, Household
Effects 4 Antiques will ;be
eld tor Peter & Evelyn
COOX, 579 Wheeler St.,
Luelcnow
Saturdayt May2, 1990
et 1030.0..nu Oars)
PROPERTY LOCATION:,
579 , Wheeler Street,.
.Lucknow„ Plan 20, SPT Lot
• 34. 114 storey, 'sided house
w8h two eat detached
garaee, 11/2 • betha,
heating, new roof five years
.ago., Lot 66front, 102' •
• depth. 1997 taxes. approx.
$700. 1997 hydro, water and
'sewage- apprex. $1,009.
House is halt insulated with
urea felanaldehyde.
TERMS ON PROPERTY:
10% drawn day.' of sate,
- balance' on .closing• '
(immediate posseseloh
available). •
HOUSEHOLD EFF.EOTS;
• Home 'Line microwave
small; Moffat stove:
.W,estinghoese dryer;
Westinghouse washer;
Westinghouse 15 cu. ft, •
refrigerator; Phileci 10 cu. ft,
refrigerator; pets 4 pans*.
Phillips ' TV & stand;
numerous shell! appliances; -
Lowrey organ; brown &
beige bed chesterfield;
brown J& beige couoti
• chair; glider rocker; .pink
rocking chair; numerous,
docks; 'bookcase bed. with
mattress. & box spring; bed,
witii mattress &boX spring;
bedding; white "day bed.with
mattress; small tables;
chrome table &'six chairs;
- nuniereuS dishes; 2 china.
'
cabinet; tablecloths:, towels.
• ANTIQUES:. Oresser &
.waehstand;' cherry dresser;
rocker;. sewing ,rrieoninef
cupboard; beearted 'mirror;
chairs; cupboard, sideboard;
trunk; woodencrib
set of dishes; bene-bandledt
silverware;' quilts & blankets;
ntiMeMuS small "
• MiSCELLANEOLIS:Toors,-..
chilli lig
saw; shovels; ladders; 'lawn
rniaw.er; walk -behind
Snoereite sn,owbiower, •
LunCh Bootk Pion tO attend,.
'Owners have :moved .10
tPinecrest kilaeor, •. • ' .
TERMS: Cash or acceptebte
cheque With proper i.D. day
of sale. Not responsible. for
• accidents, ' Ve.rba!
'arieeencereents'• • take
precedence over advertising,'
items listedas.descrined,.by
"owner.
Per More information Call
Elaine. Steer (519) 528-2799.
AUCTIONEER:
•BRIANAINTOUL
(51.9)151623491...
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• TAXIDERMY TRAINING..
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• - for taxidermy. Call toll free-
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our correspondence infor-
mation package.--17bc
CARMAN BENSON
BRINDLEY
$ept.-1, 1915 - Aprit 23„1990
Carman 'Brindley
Colborne Township died. at
Alexandra 'Marine 4
General Hospital, Ooderiph,
on ThUrsday, Apra 23, 1998.
He Was in hia 83rti year.
Carman was elite long resi-
• dent of Colborne Township
where: he started a trucking
business in 1946 arid is new
owned and operated by his
son Jim. He will be well
remembered and missed by
his many friends and family
for his sharp memory and
• socializing wherever he
Vitent, He will be truly
missed in the community by
all. He is suririved by his
wife Marg (Phillips) sons
JIM and Sharon of R.R, 4
Ooderieti, Ross and Mary
Ann and Lome and Brenda
of Dungannen. Cart at home
and daughter Marie and
• husband Jetf Leiming et
•R.R. Goderich and Reg
6.; GC:0E06h from a
previous rnarrlege, and
daughtee.in-law Dorothy of
Port Albert. Also survived by
12 .grandchildren; Pilchard
aed Jeremy; .Peggy, Jeff
and Any; Lynn, Jennifer and
Mark: Brindley; Tessa
kaiming;' Patti Cook; cin4
Austin and, Steven Brindley.
Mao survivedby 5 great
grandchildren. A funeral
service. was held at
McCallum and Palle Funeral -
Horne, ,G0d0.110 on
Saturday, April 25, 1998.
Officiated by Pastor Sharon
Willis -Whitwell of Benrniller
United Church; Interment
Colborne Cernetery.--17cc
• 4,3. Births
KIKKERt
Flay and Nanda are thankful
for the safe arrival of thelr.
daughter Ernma Alicia on
• April 13, 1998, weighing 8
•lbs. Proud grandparents are
Gerry and Alice Gutchelaar
of Lucknow and Jake and
Annie Kikkert of
Whitechurch. —17
VAN OSCH
• Brent and Helen Van Osch
of Kitchener proudly
announce the birth of their
beautiful baby daughter
Qlrvia. Nicole, weighing 6
lbs., 7 oz., on Friday, April
24, 1998, Olivia is a sister
for Anthony, another grand,
child ter Delores Van Osch,
Goderich, David and
Theresa Lai, Toronto, and a
great grandchild for Yvette
Heffernan, • Huronview.
Olivia is ,another grandchild
for grandpa Antone tO watch
over from above. --17c0
HARRY KNIPPEL
In memory of Harry Knipiel„
who passod away April 31,
1997. •
in every life there comes a
lime
To walk in shadows and in
sunlight,•
To hear silence, and song,
To shed tears of sadness
and of joy,•
To forget what has been
taken,
And remember what has
been given.
•How ferturiate we are that in
our hearts
We keep forever the memo-
ries
Of those we love...
And the time we shared
together.
Sadly missed, never. forgot-
ten:*
Love Brian and Kathy
Kriechtel and family.--17ar
47. Cards of
• Ttianks
47. Cords et- •
Thank*
cAtAREELi.
I wish 'to express, a sincere
thank you to my relative's,
neighbors and Wilds for ail
letters, cards, flowers and
other kindness shown to me
during my recovery. A see
-
clef thank you to Or, M.
Shubat, Dr. R. Mowers and
the London and -Wingham
dectors. and nurses for their
special care and kindnesS, t
ein so very fortunate and
thankful to have received
such special care from so
many people,. Sincerely
Wilda. -17x
48 Coming
Event*
• COC MEMNG
.The Lucknow and District
• Chamber of Commerce will
meet Wednesday, May 6,
• 7:45 a,m, at the Tourism
• Office. Everyone welcome„:. -
17ar • '
•VONIE AND GO
BRIDAL SHOWER
TAYLOR or Angela Jardlnedaugh-
pur sincere thanks to our
friende.and neighbors for
cards, Hewers and done -
liens at thia lkne of brother
Murray's death, Thank you
Don and Marlene, --17x
HAMILTON •
Words cannot adequately
express Our appreciation for
• alt the many kindrlOsseS
shown to Dinny and lover
this past 3 weeks, For' all
the visits, help at home and
• driving. A very special
thanks. The flowers and
Cards were beautiftil, the
fooddelicious and the gifts
SO helpfuLTo all who called
• to inquire marry thanks!' The
• ptione has helped past the
time and last, but, far frc:rrn
least, Thank Godl for alt our
• wonderful doctors and nurs-
es - both here and in
• London. Next vacation I
- take, will be better planned
we hope. Also to all who
remembered our anniver-
sary. More thank • you's.
• D�rothy andDonald.--llx
would like to thank Dr.
Ping; Sharon McIpotigall,
• and the ambulance atten-
dants
' pecia care,
taking me to London. Also,
Dr. Gagnon, Dr. Andrea and
all the 'nurses on third floor
at St. Joseph's Hospital, for
spacial• delivering and taking
• care of Padge and I. Special,
thanks goes to aunt Cheryl
• Webster forbeing my coach
• ,
and • standing • by . me
throUghetit the the past
eight months. Mao, to a
• Recial sister Jolene, for -the
•baby shower, and all those'
who attended or serit gifts.
A very Special thankyou
• from' my heart to mom arid
dad for being there, and
• their love and support
through the past and the
• present. I will never forget
Your iove, care and support.
Jennifer. --17
soccodivitseenbtintekeallightstodrets,
• ter of Rick and Barb Jardine
May 2, 2 to 4 p.m. at the
,heme of Betty. Emberlin,
657' Hamilton $t., Lucicnow.
Everyone welcome —16,17
ROMEO AND JULIET
• GoderichDistnct Collegiate,
• East Gym, May 6, 7, 8 and
9, at 7;30 p.m. ,Reserved
seating. Tickets available at
GDCI. Phone 524-7353 (Jo-
Anne). --16-fecc •
HEADSTONES
in concert with special
• guests, Friday, May 8 at the.
• Goderich Arena, 180
• MacDonald $t. Licepsediall.
, ages show. Tickets advance
$12; door $15 available at.
AV.E. Entertainment,
Suncoast Mall. Phone 519-
• 524-5105. • Website:
• www.headstones.comimain
• h.htin-16-18cc
•REUNION PARADE
• COMMITTEE MEETING
Thursday, May 14,7:30
p.m. at the Touristy; Office.
Anyone who can help us
• please come out to the
• meeting. Torn Downey 395-
5190 or Jim Firinigan 528-
• 3104.-17-19xe
• 9TH ANNUALFESTIVAL
• CITY FARM TOY SHOW
..sunday, may 3, at Stratford
Coliseum from 10 a.m. till
330 pan. Admission $3. For
More infermation contact
• 348-4976 evenings. --17ce
FA•M•ILPYACn0.4LITION
Huron -Bruce riding annual
meeting on Thursday April
30, at the Wingham Towo
Hall, 8, p.m. Everyone wel-
come, --17ee •
dOTH. BIRTHDA
• CELEBRATIONS
For Finlay MacDonald,on
Sunday, May 3, at Ashfield
Presbyterian Church froth
1:30 to 430 p.m., Best wish-
• es only. --Inc
SINGLES DANCE
Saturday,: May 2 at the Kin
• Station, Viethria Street,
• ListoweL'Oaecing 8 to 12.
• MOsic by .The Wildwoods.--
48. Coming
• Events °
0E0 RECREATIONAL
• • SOCCER •
Any men or women interest-
ed in playlny: this summer
call Vicky at 528-3037 or
528-2210 for more details, -
-17,18ar
BINGO .
Goderich Knights f)1
Columbus, every Thursday,
7 p.m. Columbus Centre,
390 Parson's Court, $4400.
in prizes; progressive jack-
pot $10004' regular jackpot
$1500 must • go.. Lie.
#157920: First Saturday of
every month, 7 p,rrt„
Columbus Centre, $500
Mini Jaekpot, 31,500
Jackpot. Total prizes
$4,800. Lic, #310056, Super
Star Provincial Game every
Bingo Night.,—,07tfar
— • SINGLES DANCE
SunclaylVlay 3 Brussels
Legion, 7 toll p,m. Music.
by Ken Scott. For further
information call 887-6562-
17cc.CGIT BARBECUE
May 2,,10 a.m. te 2 p.m. at.
• Knechtels' parking
•Coffee, muffins and lunch
WithKriechtelo help this is a
CGIT fundraiser for projects
and pimping, —16,17xo
,
14.OKNOW 4-0 CLUB
Poky Club first meeting.
WednesdaY, April 29,:Trinity
Church at 7:46 P.m.
• Information call Mel 529-
7163, —17x
• LOVEIN 3/4 TIME
Myth Festival, singes pre-
sent music by Brahma and
other lovers, Saturday, May
9, Blyth Memorial Hall 3 and
8 p.m.:concerts', Featuring
isehttiPsPoentsoel ays f slivreadeby E,31 .
.t
o
Coates and friends. Tickets
310 in advance or 612 at
the door. Children.$5
Available from choir mem-
bers, Blyth Festival Box
Office: 623-9600; 'Snyder
Studios; WingttaM;
Campbell's Photography,
Goderich; Store,
'Clinton; Nifty Corners,
Seaforth. For another $10
jointheBlyth Festivat staff
r
fer supper- at .6
6,i7 •
• 143RD ANNIVERSARY
At Dungannon United
Church, May 3; 1030
a.m.Guest speaker: Sharon
(Wurm) VVillis-VVhitwell,
Inspirational music "Joyful
Noise" Irene Ott and Jordan
Henry. Lunch follows. —16-
17ar
. Buck andOoe
for
• Jeff Nesbitt
• Michelle'Nesbit,
Saturday, May 2
Blyth
Community Centre
• Arena Floor
PIVI-1 AM,
Sus Wailes Montgomery
Motors, Lticknow•9:00 PM;
W(nghamValuernart 9 15
PM; BrUs'aels, Community
Centra9:30 PM.
• • Age of Majority
For more information
• 5236'9005
• 480 Coming . •
Events
. 1,00ioN:SENIORS
'Dining program will be held
MaY 13,-•-17,18 "
Plans for • .•
growingproject
initiated
A Christian response to
hunger proMpted'a small
group of local church pea -
•pie to initiate plans l'or
crop growing.projeet for
• the Canadian Food Crains
Bank (CFGB). An orgam-
zational meeting was held
on Monday, april 20 in the
Lueknow United Church.
• The Ontario CoordinatorS
• for the CFGB, David and
Kathryn Mayberry atte d -
ed the meeting to assist
with the planning and
• answer queStions. For
those not farniliar with he
• CFGB, it is a Canadian -
based Christian organiza-
tion that facilitates the dis-
• tribotion of food and
• development assistance to
people in need. It is fund-
ed through the generosity
of its 13 church partners
• and is a federally -incorpo-
rated nen-profit Corpora.;
ttiaebalree ogrisgtaenreidz:ti osazhiahrie-
• • motivation of -the CFGB is
tooted' in the belief that
• aaftcreimssetsohnydeaqnupactef,
alt
basic human need as well
. as a right. through the gen-
• eresity, guidance and corn -
passion of its partnets and
other Canadians,. the'
. .
MB has provided thou:-
• sands of tonnes of grain to
• hungry people in Africa,
• Asia, theAmericas and
Europe. ' -
A Soy been vrop will be• •
planted or; .10, acres Of land •
east of Lucknow at the
intersection of Highway
86 and, the St, Helens
• Line. Project co-ordinators,
are Gary Nonkes and -Fred
• def3oer. Ken deBoer vol-
unteered to act as treasur-
er. Margaret Burkhart and
Rev. Peggy Kinsman vol-
• unteered to look after sig-
nage at the loction and
will also be responsible
for publicity and special
events. Local dealers have
donated the necessary
inputs. Several farmers
have already offered to
donate their, time and .
equipment to prepare the
land for 'planting, this is, •
just part of 'the picture.
• Anotherkey component of
• thiS project if the'need fo• r
monetary support.
• Drought, famine and
• civil conflict result in large
•
•
scale hunger in many
countries of the world.
Canadian Food Grains
•Bank estimates that one
tonne of donated grain
will feed approximately
2,500 people for one day.
, Although the Lucknow '
Growing ,Project may
• seem small at 10 acres, it
• will make a difference.
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