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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-11-22, Page 20Page 1 Luekeo i Sentinel Wednesday, NoveMber 2g 1989 31. Service Directory CUSTOM SEWING ,and alternations, reasonable rates. Call Ruth Ritchie at 528-3141 ,or drop in at 471 Wolsley Street_, Lucknow.-46tf ,SEE US FOR YOUR STARTER, alter- nator, generator and regulator needs. Albrecht Auto Electric, north of Whitechurch. Phone 3573495. i8tfnar 34. Personal HAVING A DRINI TG PROBLEM? AA can help. Phone Goderieh 524-6001 or Walkerton +881.635.440tf . Notice to Creditors NOTICE 'TA CREDITORS AND OTHERS 117l ' :claims against the testate of Glen Wilbert Atkinson late of the Town of Wingham, in the County of Huron, deceased, whop died on or about the 4th day of November, 1989, must be filed with the undersigned an =or :before December 13, 1989; thereafter the Ex- ecutor of the Estate ,will distribute the assets 4the emote 'having regard ,only to the claims ,of whit h the undersigned then has notice. Dated November 13, 1989. David Wayne Atkinson, Executor c/o George J. Brophy Barrister :& .Solicitor, Box 610, Lucknow, Ontario NOG 2110 —47-49 NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS All claims against the estate of Murvin Samuel Solomon, late of the Village of Lucknow, in the County of Bruce, :deceas- ed, who died an or about the 14th day of January, 1988, must be filed with the undersigned ion cpr before D • a„ , • 6 1989; thereafter the 9dmdnistratrix ,of the estate will f, • y' i Bute the assets sof the Restate having regard only to the claims of which the imderaigned then has notice Dated November :6, 1989. Ms. Marjorie Solomon Administratrix, c/o George . J. Brophy Barrister & Solicitor, Box 1610, Lucknow, Ontario NOG, 2H0 -47,48 36. •Announcements UNCLAIMED PHOTOS. Do you have an unclaimed photo at the Sentinel. We think you'd like .to have them .back, but we can't keep them indefinitely. Please drop in to our office and ,reclaim your photo soon.- 32 fox 38. Auction Sole AUCTION SALE to be held atRichard Lobb's Auction Barri, Clin- ton for Anne Sanderson.;of Goderich,formerly of Lucknow. SAT.., ;NOV.:25 AT 1:0 AM Offering includes: 88: pieces of Bridal Wreath Limoges dishes; crystal -glassware; silver and brass.pieces; antique ,glassware; furniture; etc. Auctioneer • Richard lobb .482.7098 39. Educational START A NEW CAREER! .Learn Income Tax "Preparation or Basic Bookkeeping. Tax deductible ;certificate courses. 'For free ,Duras, no aoblaygation• iT & B Tax Services, 205-1345 Perribina Dwy„'W;in- ni Also a ,r aboutlexclusive 144 territories.•47bc FREE: 1969 guide to study at home cor respondence 'Diploma Course for. prestigious ,careers: Accounting, Air oon- rditioag, Bookkeeping, ?Business, " '',lectronics, .74egaili ck Secretary, P.oy± hoiogy, `Travael. Granton (:5',A) 203 Adelaide'., Toronto. 118X1972, 34bc 39..Edgeate:a w9 47. Cord of "Thank LEARN AUC T IONEERING at the Southwestern Ontario School of Auc- tioneering. Next Mass: ;February 1047/89. For information contact: Southwestern Ontario School of Auctioneering, R.R. 5 Woodstock, Ontario, N4S 7V9 (519 )537'2115.--44bc 41. To Give Away 7 PUPS, - SHEEP and .Lab, 1 1/2 months old, call 395-2766.-47 47. Card of Thanks MURRAY We would like to thank Dr. Shubat and the D.B. nurses at Wingham and District Hospital for the care we received during our stay. Karen and Alicia. -47 MILLER I would like to thank everyone who sent cards, gifts etc. All those who made phone calls and visits while I was in hospital and since returning home. All these kindnesses will not be forgotten, Thanks. Eldon and Dorthy.-47x ALTON We would like to thank every toe who at- tended and helped with theJack and Jill shower, the arty showers the Stag and Doe, wedtg and reception. Your gifts and best wishes were very Bch ap. preciated and will always be remembered. Special thanks to our perm& and the ung patty. Barb and Blair. -47 HENDERSON I would :like 'to take 'this opportunity to thank all who :sent cards, flowers, and =visited me, and rolled to inquire, while I was .a patient in Wingham and London Hospitals. A :special thanks to Dr. Shubat, Dr. Omole .and nurses at . Wingham Hospital and to the doctors ;and nurses at St. Joseph's in London and to those who helped out at home. All these acts of kindness makes to a :speedy recovery and will always be remembered. Murray. -47x MACDONALD I would like to say a very :sincere thank you to my relatives, 'friends and apart- ment :neighbours for the lovely cards, flowers and gifts on my `80th birthday. Special thanks to the Smelter, Mac- Dongall and West fades for arranging :everything and Joan Black for the -birth- day cakes. The day will always be remembered and . titrer shed. Mabel. -47x JOHNSTON To all those who arranged a shower, those who helped in many ways, the friends Who came a sincere "Thank You.°' Thredes also for the generous gift it was greatly appreciated. Carl and Beryl. -47 MOFFATT The family of the :late Bert Moffat wishes to :express their sincere appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours for their expressions of sympathy, Bards, floral tributes, 'memorial donations and food sent to our homes. We would also like to thank Dr. Bekasiak-and the I:CI7. nurses at Wingham and District :Hospital, Joan Pollard :of the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral . Home and the .Ladies of Lucknow Presbyterian Church . for pro- viding a ;bountiful lunch after the funeral. Your thoughtfulness and kindness were very much appreciated and :wU1 always be remembered. Donalda Moffat, Jim and Karen Moffat, Donna and David Stobo and Marion and Clayton Leddy.- 47x KILPATRICK Sincere thank you to the Drs of the Lucknow Medical Centre, Dr. Omole and the care received from the staff at Wingham .;and a ct Hospital, also for towers, gifts, rcards, visits And t*Pbone calls 'and the support given by prayers from the Ministers. All this was greatly appreciated. Isabel. -47x MORRISON Words cannot expross the bearfelt thanks s to Feveryygte who sent flowers And have been so supportive sof "xny new adv to .. f 'rl enids IIke.. l of you Is 'what Sakes this,such a rewaniing business. A very special thanks to Sharon, "Mary .JA, Ruth and Bojer for Maki My yearn tome true. Vicki, ,nage impact.-47ar ONGI4 Allsinccere thank 'you to ourfriend ,relatives' d neighbours for ards, po 'calls, viSits and offers of rideswhile L vas in St. , J0$POtw osp*tal,o dA s e Atm* . `Thi to -the Point ur`lt, 'Kinsmen; or theare basket of fruit. Barvey, 47'x 48. Coming Events LU 't OW BUSINESS ASSOCIATION CHRISTMAS BANQUET Members and their Employees are reminded to get their tickets now, don't be disappointed contact Vicki at 528,3320 or Ruth at 538 3016,-47ar KINVITE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Don't miss the Kinette Christmas Bazaar on Saturday, December 2, 1989 at Lucknow Legion from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Area crafters, lunch and tea tables. No admission. Kinette proceeds to com- munity service.--47,48ar BLYTH LIONS DABBER BINGO - every Tuesday at 7:3 p.m. Blyth and District Community Centre, : $300 Jackpot must go. Over $1000 in prizes.-43tf CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Handcrafts by Linda at 363 Given Road, Point Clark invites you to a Christmas Open House, r • • a, , • 1, 2, and 3 from 12 - 8 p.m. Specials: 10% - 30% off, door prize 18 inch Saint Nicholas with lantern. Come and browse 395.3190.-47,48 WINGHAM DISTRICT HOSPITAL AUXILIARY MEKONG A meeting of the . Auxiliary to Wingham and �' Hospital will .be held in the boardroom on :Monday, November 27 at 2 p.m. Mrs. Marilyn Vanderwoude will give a .:report of the team conference for Candy Stripers. All are welcome. -47 SLEIGH RIDES: DELIGHT IN THE MAGIC OF WINTER HOLIDAYS Share a horse-drawn sleigh ride with family and friends. After your ride through the woods .and fields around our farm enjoy mulled eider, holiday treats and christznas caroling. Call now to book your reservations :for the stuff that memories are made of. Hay rides also available. Tony and Fran McQuail, *28-,6542:--47,48,49x LUCKNOW TOWN AND COUNTRY CLUB Meet in the Lucknow :Legion Hall Mon- day, November 27 :at 2 p.m. Speaker - Mr. Andy Burgess, 0.P3'. -47x NEW YEAR'S EVE DANCE Tickets available only on Thursday, December 7th, 8 pan. Community Centre. ONLY 400 AVAILABLE, max. 10 TICKETS PER PERSON, no reserve tickets, no minors admitted, sponsored by Lucknow and District Kinsmen Club, $25;110 per person, .includes . refreshments and lunch.-47ar :SANTA ; CLAUS PARADE will be held DeceOlber 9 at 11 p;m. ,Floats •are wanted Call ?Richard des at b or -Bran Knechtel at =8288881 for further information. -47 48. Corning Events , FAMILY DANCE Sponsored by Dungannon Union Ex- plorers and Messengers, December 1, 8-11:30, Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Fun and prizes. 12 and under 50 cents, Adults $2.00, Families $5.00-46,47,48 DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL Societies New Years Eve dance, Sunday Dec. 31 at Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Great live country music WINDJAMMER 9-2 a.m. Hot meal, free corsage for first 10 ladies. $25.00 per couple, tickets now available at 5293175, 5297522 or 529-7432.-46,47 DABBER BINGO Lucknow and District Lions Club, Dabber Bingo, every Sunday night, Lucknow Community Centre. Doors open 6:15 p.m. Bingo at 7:15 p.m. Air conditioned, wheelchair accessible, Potential prize board over ;$3000. $1,000 jackpot on 54 calls or less. $500 must goI—tfnar SINGLES DANCE • Every Friday, 9-1 a.m. Music by D. J. Country and Western and best of the 50's. White Carnation, Holmesville. $4.00 per person. 48249228. -40tH ellto e Something ~for everyone at T Aunt Retnelda s OPEN HOUSE Saturday, November 25/89 10-4and 7-9 Mulled Apple Cider, Christmas Cookies and Squares Participating displays by: 'Remeldy Doodle Dandy Hair -accessories *Discovery Toys 'Balloon Greetings 'Up The Down Slide 'Mary Lou Cameron and Dolly Hayes 2 Blocks north of Lucknow on Holyrood Road,East on Conc. 3 & 4 V2 mile. William & Irene Dickie on mailbox. 395-5007 RIIME ST�PPERS 1-8W-265-3787 SINGIES 'DANCE SaturflaY, November 25, WNW Carnation Bali, olm vibe. Dancing 9-81 "Ken C oft". No jeans please. --47 LIKKNOW 'LEGION CtENERAL MEETING ,N,ovem9ber '28, 8 pin*. All members welcome.• 47ar DP THE 'DOWN SLIDE KID'S C, TOYS is hosting a PrelarrO,Pen Rouse on Dec s2;from 9:30•,1► 4:00. .tion: 77 i'vlontreal St„ 'er`iieb "in the Meeting 11► - lower level. , Free 'draw ifor a fro ata" shirt. 10% off all toys, Free f!ee awes.'CO 52947 'ler more infortnatione-47,400 Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce is seek- ing eeking the public's assistance in the in- vestigation of a Wilful Damage and Theft which occurred in Bruce Township, near Douglas "Point. The Kincardine Detachment of the On- tario Provincial Police report that sometime between 2:00 a.m. and 8:30 a.m. on September 3, 1989 an unattended vehicle was broken into and articles stolen. The vehicle was a 1985 Ford Mustang and had been parked on Lake Range Road in the Township of Bruce, County of Bruce north of Douglas Point. The culprit(s) had smashed out the rear window as well as the driver's win- dow. The culprit(s) then attempted to remove the car stereo, however their at- tempts failed. The cuiprit(s) did ,however leave the area with an assortment of cassette tapes, some homemade and ;see factory recorded. There were twen- ty tapes taken consisting of various artists. The damage to the c r was estimated at 01,500, and the tapes werevalued at approximately r$15O. It is believed that due to the somewhat litigated area where this "occurred that a vehicle was used to transport the -culprit(s) to and from the scene. Crime 'Stoppers are asking for your help, If you feel you can ,help in this or any other case, Crime Stoppers of Grey Bruce are lllii% to pay a reward up °to $1 for information leadingto an Ar- rest 'CALL CRIME 'S` PPPBS TOLL FREE AT 141100.00-3707. 5.3787. 'You will not be asked to identify Yourself. No one .know who " you are. You will not have o testify in court.