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26. Help Wonted
PART-TIME HELP WANTED (1 day a
week) for light housekeeping. Phone Ruth
at 528-3141 or write to Box 92, Lucknow,
NOG 2H0.-7ar
28. Business Opportunity
YOUR FUTURE starts with...Tri-County
Truck Driver Training. Established in
1978, job search assistance available,
daytime, evening and weekend courses.
Course Fee income tax deductible
1-800-265-0400.--49bc
EARN YOUR CERTIFICATE! Learn In-
come Tax preparation or Basic Bookkeep-
ing by correspondence. For free
brochures, no obligation, contact U & R
Tax Services, 205-1345 Pembina Hwy.,
Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2B6,1-80065-5144. En-
quire about exclusive franchise
territories.-7bc
DISTRIBUTORS or agents. New line of
POLIMER Paints...Domestic, farm and
industrial application. Polynor Fence Ltd.
60 St. Clair Ave. West, Suite 6, Toronto,
Ont. M4V 1M7.-7bc
131. Service Directory
CUSTOM SEWING and alterations,
reasonable rates. Call Ruth Ritchie at
528-3141 or drop in at 471 Wolsley Street,
Lucknow.-46tf
YES, we repair household sewing
machines including pick-up and delivery
weekly at Lucknow, Super Scoop 528-3017.
35 years experience. Satisfaction
guaranteed.-4-7ar
STARTER, GENERATOR and alternator
repairs, regulator sales. Albrecht Auto
Electric, 357.3495.-5-17ar
CLOCKS REPAIRED
Mantle, wall, cuckoo, grandfather's,
grandmother's. FREE ESTIMATES.
Pick-up and delivery can be arranged.
Agnew Jewellery, Gift, Children's Wear,
Lucknow, 528-3532.-7x
Tax Reform Got You Down?
See A
Professional Tax Preparer
For Appointment Call
Luckuow Sentinel, Wednesday, February 15, 1989—Page 17
By TERRY HUNT
Donelda McLean, Ron Freer, George
Vanderglas, Martin Phelan and Al Tranter
do these names ring a bell, if they don't
then shame on you for these people are
your elected representatives for Ripley
council. They, along with Susan Stevenson
the Clerk/Treasurer, make the decisions
that effect the way we live in this area.
This includes sewers, garbage disposal,
street lights, medical centre, library just
to mention a few. I list these because they
were some of the topics that were discuss-
ed at the last council meeting on Tuesday,
Feb. 7. For instance did you know that if
the O.M.B. (Ontario Municipal Board)
gives the go ahead to the sewer proposal
then about three months from receiving
this approval the sewers could be started.
This means there is a good possibility of
them going in this year.
39. Educational
LEARN The Secrets of Chording on
GUITAR. New home study course. Fast,
easy method. Guaranteed! FREE infor-
mation. Write: Studio 12B, 3284 Boucherie
Road, Kelowna, B.C. V1Z 2H2.-7bc
Portrait of a lifetime. "A vivid page in
history for everyone." IF YOU Enjoy good
conversational skills and want your own
part or full time lucrative business, in an
exclusive trading area, this may be for
you. Maximum__-.hwvestment.,__ $5,000-_A -.-
representative will be Sir► your area soon.
For more information, (no obligation),
please call or write Harry Langen at 55
Avenue Road, Suite 2950, Toronto, Canada
(416) 922-2112.-7bc
GROW for It! Raise Baitworms at home.
Guaranteed market. Odourless. Low in-
vestment. We train! ,Representatives
throughout Ontario. Early Bird Ecology
(1975) RR 1 Smithville, Ont. LOR 2A0. (416)
643-4251, (705) 435-7463 Alliston Area, (705)
776-7084 North Bay Area.-7bc
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Stuff
envelopes at home. Earn $600 weekly.
Free . supplies. Rush self-addressed,
stamped envelope. H & H Enterprises,
Dept. B -B-16-171, Rink St. -A Suite No. 263,
Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 2J6. -7-9x
31. Service Directory
Patricia Maki
Tax Time Services Graduate
33. Miscelinneous
A FREE Hunting, Fishing, Camping
Catalog ($6 value) . Send your expired hun-
ting or fishing license (Photocopy accep-
table) and S.I.R. will mail a free 388 page
(over 6,500 items) Annual Sportsman
Catalog, S.I.R. Mail Order, Dept. 243, 1385
Ellice Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3G
3N1. Offer expires March 31, 1989.--5bc
ARTHRITIC PAIN? Aching Back? Stiff
Joints? Sleeping Hands? "Beulah Oil"
Helps! ! Send $1 for brochure/information
Beulah Land, Box 1086, Portage La
Prairie, Man., R1N 3C5.-7bc
34. Personal
47. Card of Thanks
MacDONALD
The MacDonald family would like to thank
everyone for their support during our time
of -loss.. The neighbours and friends who
sent food and helped us will be appreciated
always. Patricia, Jonathan, Julie, Jack
and Audrey. -7x
HACKETT
I would like to thank everyone for visits,
cards and gifts while a patient in Victoria
Hospital, and since returning home.
Chester Hackett. -7
HAVING A DRINKING PROBLEM? AA
can help. Phone Goderich 524-6001 or
Walkerton 881.3655.-40tf
SMALL EQUIPMENT RENTALS - lawn
and garden, concrete, automotive, mov-
ing, painting, cleaning, sanders, power
tools, much more. Doupes Equipment
Ltd., 3 miles East of Kincardine on No. 9
highway. 395-2685.--42tfar
PHIL'S REFRIGERATION & Appliances
Service. Dependable repairs to all makes
and models of major appliances. Phone
1-887-9062.-42tfar
REFRIGERATION AND Appliance Ser-
vice - rebuilt appliances; cash for your us-
ed appliances. Call Lucknow Appliance
Centre, 528-2946.-4tfar.
AUCTIONEER SERVICE, Grant
McDonald, Ripley; Wallace Ballagh,
Teeswater. Licensed Auctioneer, Sales of
All Types. Phone Ripley 395-5353,
Teeswater 392-6170.-tfar
PLANNING AN AUCTION? No sale too
big or too small! Call Allan Miller 395-5062
or Bill Haldenbr 395-5142, Licensed
Auctioneers.-lltfar.
JOHN HICKEY
CONSTRUCTION
*New Construction
•Renovations
•Decks
*Aluminum Trim Work
•Farm Buildings
Licensed carpenter
12 years Port Albert
36. Announcements
•Replacement
Windows
and doors
*Roofing
APPLICATIONS WILL BE received for
grazing steers 500-700 lbs. on the Bruce
Communtiy Pasture Farm for the 1989
season. Applications will also be received
for heavy cattle - 600-800 lbs. for the mon-
ths of May, June and July. Entry fee - $3.00
per head to accompany application. Graz-
ing fees 25t per lb. Application forms
available from Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Box 1330, Walker-
ton, Ontario, NOG 2V0 - telephone 881-3301
or 1-800-265-3023. Application deadline
March 17th. -6, 7
Perth District Collegiate Institute REU-
NION, July 8, 9, 10, 1989. Register by sen-
ding $50 per person to The Reunion Com-
mittee, c/o P.O. Box 616, Perth, Ontario
K7H 2H3.-7bc
NOTICE
SENTINEL SUBSCRIBERS
Does your label read: L1288 - if so your
subscription has expired and will be
cancelled next week. L0189 - your subscrip-
tion was due in January. L0289 - your
subscription is due in February. -7, 8nx
TAYLOR
I would like to say thanks for the cards,
visits, gifts and phone calls while in
hospital. Special thanks to Leo Miltenburg,
Don Alton, Drs. Hanlon and Bekasiak and
nurses in emergency and I.C.U. for their
good. care. Don Taylor. -7x
MONTGOMERY
We would like to extend a thank you to the
O.B. nursing staff at Wingham hospital for
the care and attention we received. Thank
you to all of those who spoiled us with
cards, visits and gifts while in hospital and
since returning home. Ruth, Jean and Ian
Montgomery. -7
R1TCHIr:
Thanks to everyone who helped in any way
when I was in University Hospital. Russ
Ritchie. -7x
39. Educational
after 6 p.m.
529-7872
Personal
ncome Tax
Prepared
Reasonable Rates
Phone 528-8112
LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the
Southwestern Ontario School of •Auc-
• tioneering. Next class February 18-25,
1989. For information contact
Southwestern Ontario School of Auc-
tioneering, RR 5, Woodstock, Ontar. o _N4S
7V9. (519) 537-2115.--44bc
TRANSPORT DRIVER TRAINING
class "A" licence. No exp
necessary. Proven job pi
assistance. Markel Insti',utc of °1 o s-
sional Transport Training, pnelp
1-800,265-7173.--7bc
48. Coming Events
CKNX TRIHARDS'
Don't miss the Lucknow.Kinsine'1 vs. the
CKNX TRIHARDS in the Luotcr nw - sena.
Sat. Feb. 18th, 8 p.m. Pro,in support
of the Wingham and Area I) mtre for
the Homebound. -6, i .
EUCHRE PARTY,
Friday, February 17, 8 p.m. St. Mary's
Hall, Lucknow. Lunch and prizes, $1.50
person. Everyone welcome. -7
COMMUNITY SHOWER
For Lana Sanderson, Lucknow
Presbyterian Church, Friday, February
24th, 8:00 p.m. Everyone welcome. -7, 8
BENEFIT DANCE
for John and Darlene McIntosh who lost
their barn recently by fire, at Ripley -
Huron Complex, Saturday, February 18,
from 9 p.m. -1 a.m. Ladies please bring
iurreb.-7nx
DABBER BINGO
At the Lucknow Community Centre, Satur-
n. s February 18. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
b„.go starts at 7:15 p.m. Lucknow Lions
;Jos invites everyone to come to this
,dentine's Bingo. Free. Chocolates as
►'razes. Regular weekly bingos will be held
Sunday nights starting February
-7ar
BLYTH LIONS DABBER BINGO, every
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Blyth & District Com-
munity Centre. $300.00 Jackpot must go.
u 'car X1,000.00 in prizes.-43tf
4-1
R IPLEY
Also that after a few weeks grace period,
only garbage put out in plastiags or pro-
per containers (no paper bags or card-
board boxes) will be picked up. It would
also help if you put your garbage as near to
the roadside as possible to cut down the
amount of walking back and forth the guys
who do the pick up have to do. This does
not seem like much but when you multiply
the number of households they serve by
the amount of bags they pick up per house
you can see it soon adds up.
As for the Medical Centre it has been
running at a loss to the tune of about $7,000
a year for the past two years, so what can
we do about it, use it! The income is based
on the amount of patients the doctors see
at the centre, so every time you go into
Kincardine to see either Drs. Knox, Boron,
Mann or Ray you are losing the centre
money. The nurse can make you appoint-
ments in Ripley on Mon., Tues., Wed. or
Friday from 9-5 or on Thursday 9-12 so
please take advantage of this service.
Mrs. Sadie MacLeod and Mrs. Mary
Scott attended the Ontario Division of the
Arthritis Society Convention this past
week, held at the Novotel Toronto Centre
in downtown Toronto.
The guest speaker was Dr. Darryll
Ogilvie -Harris an orthopedic surgeon at
Toronto Western -ospital, who spoke- on
"Implants".
The delegates also had a tour of the
Wellesley Hospital Rheumatic Disease
Unit which was most interesting.
Last Sunday Ripley -Huron Figure
Skating Club presented its annual show in
the Ripley Community Centre to a good
attendance.
The show was entitled Rock Around the
Clock. Programs, made by the club
members were distributed so that folks
were able to see the names of boys and
girls taking part in the numbers.
On Feb. 10 the Happy Hearts met in the
Legion hall which was nicely decorated for
Valentine's Day. President Jack Scott •
welcomed everyone and then had a
minute's silence in memory of Jean Dat-
sun who had passed away Dec. 31.
With Marg Harkness at the piano they
had the opening song and 0' Canada. Then
Marg was joined by Chester Emmerton to
lead in the sing song. The minutes were
adopted as read and Frieda Collins gave
the treasurer's report, as well as advertis-
ing the next euchre for Feb. 20. The next
dance is Feb. 23 and bowling Feb. 13.
The program was prepare ! by Earl Lout
and Don MacCosh and began with a few
numbers with Marg accompanying a
men's choir of Don Robertson, Clarence
Hedley, Aurel Armstrong, Bill Collins,
Les Manners, Cameron McAuley, Dunc
Thorburn, Chester Emmerton and Don
MacCosh doing the harmonizing. The Pur-
ple Grove orchestra of Marg at piano and
Aurel and Don on the fiddles played same
lovely pieces, followed by a reading by
Chester on similarities between same U.S.
presidents and a humorous reading by
Gordon Green.
With wonderful slides and commentary
by Frieda Collins they were taken on a trip
she and Bill had early last summer
through the West, Yukon, Whitehorse,
Klondike and Alaska which was a thrill to
most of them who will not have the same
opportunity.
Annie MacCosh gave a short reading
"Spring is coming", and Les Manners was
° called on and opened by saying that man is
not what they used to be and recited a
poem from memory. They enjoyed more
music by the Purple Grovers, and Olive
Schacht received a gift for the lucky chair.
Earl thanked everyone taking part, and
the closing song, the Queen and Grace was
followed by the men serving a lovely
lunch.
Heritage Tour A Success
The first Heritage Tour in conjunction
with the weekend activities was a suc-
cessful venture. Jack Aitchison gave a
horse drawn ride to various points of in-
terest which was enjoyable for the par-
ticipants. A very special
thank you from the tour group Mr. and
Mrs. W. Emmerton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins, Edith Smith,
Howard Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. D. Mc -
Cosh, Catherine Collins, Les Manners, Mr.
and Mrs. Young and the Gambles.