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REG. MASSAGE THERAPY
MASSAGE THERAPY can provide
stress release through relaxation. R.M.
Therapist - trained to help treat many
injuries: conditions. For NATURAL AL-
TERNATIVE call Pam Dickson R.M.T.,
Goderich 524-6879 or 528-2210. --12-
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FARMERS - $150 REFUND, "Farm
Registration" Fee. Your right. No penal-
ties. Cut-off 90 days after "Registration"
deadline. Information and/or "Refund
Letter, send stamped, self-addressed
envelope. National Farmers Union, Box
450, Douglas, Ontario KOJ 1S0 (613)
649-2733. --14bc
POETRY CONTEST $12,000 in prizes
yearly. Possible publication. Send one
original poem 20 lines or less: National
Library of Poetry, Box 704 -ND, Owings
.Mills, Md 21117. --14bc
34, Personal
WHAT MAKES OTHER PEOPLE TICK?
• Buy Dianetics: The Modern Science of
Mental Health by L, Ron Hubbard and
it's Home Study Course ($31) Call 1-
800-561-5808. --14bc
•
HAVING A DRINKING PROBLEM? AA
can help. Phone Goderich 524-6001 or
Walkerton 881-3635. --40tf
RID YOUR BODY of harmful effects of
daily pollution, Buy & read "Clear Body
Clear Mind" by L. ' Ron Hubbard
($22.00). Call 1-800-561-5808.--.14bc
THE CHURCH WITHOUT A NAME,
Who. are the Two -By -Two's or
Cooneyites? Learn what their "workers"
won't tell you., Write Box 64008, Win-
nipeg, MB., R2K 2Z4,'--14bc
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTRE - Are
you pregnant? Need help? Call our 24
hour hotline collect 3233751 or drop in
at 178 Main St. S. MoUnt Forest for free
pregnancy testing, counselling and
support,childbirth coaches, clothing. --
14ar
WEDDING PERFORMED, your location
or our indoor or outdoor chapel, (non
denominational). For personalized ar-
rangements call, Rev. Chris Morgan,
The Pastoral Centre, Benmiller,.Ont.
524-5724.'--14-17gp
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35. Notice To Creditors
• NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS •
In the estate of
VIOLA ELIZABETH STANLEY
Late of the Village •of Lucknow in',the
County of Bruce. Ail persons having
claims against the Estate of Viola
Elizabeth Stanley, the above named
deceased who died on or about the 3rd
day of January. 1994, are hereby
notified to send to the undersigned on
or before April 23, 1994 their names
and full particulars of their claims. Im-
mediately after the said date' the estate
will be distributed having regard only to
the claims of which notice has • been •
received. Dated at Ripley, Ontario this
16th day of March, 1994.
C/o CRAWFORD, MILL & DAVIES
Barristers, Solicitors
Ripley, Ontario NOG 2R0,
Solicitors for the Executors. --12,13,14
38. Auction Sale
AUCTION REGISTER
CONSIGNMENT SALE
.DAVIDSON CENTRE
Friday, April 15/94
If you have somethirlq
10 sell, cJive.tJ a call.
Grant McDonald
395-5353
Wallace Ballagh
392-6170
AUCTIONEERS
38. Auction Sale •
FARM MACHINERY
AUCTION SALE
for
Doug & Florence Snell
of Londesboro
(Lot 34, Con 11, Hullet Twsp, Huron
County, Go 2 miles west of Londesboro
on County Rd #15)
Saturday, April 16, 1994
at 10:30 a.m.
Auctioneer: Brian Rintoul
(519) 357-2349 •
Proprietors: Doug & Florence
Snell
(519) 523-4418'
Reminder Notice
AUCTION SALE
FARM MACHINERY
Tractors, Household effects &
misc. items for
Bert Thompson
3 miles north & 2 miles east of
Ripley, Lot 2, Con. 12,
Kincardine - Huron Boundary
on
Saturday April 9, 1994
at 11:00 a.m.
See last weeks for full listing
For more info call: .
Bert Thompson 395-3422
Or
Auctioneer
Gordon Brindley
(51.9) 529-7625 (Bus)
(519) 529-7970 (Res)
AUCTION
CONSIGNMENT SALE
Approx. 80 Tractors
plus
200 pieces of Equipment
To be held at....
Brindley Sales Yard
Dungannon, Ont.
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1994
at 9:30 A.M.
TRACTORS: MF 35 GAS; IH 5140
4WD • 1000 Hrs, - 2 Yr.,Warronty
Lek; JD 1830 & CAB; MF 165D; Ford
7700 & Cab; (2) Ford Jubilees; MF
20D & loader; Ford Dextra & loader;
(2) IH 784's; JD 830 & JD •820; (2.)
JD 4640's - 4WD - Cab & Air; Ford
'TW25 - Cab & Air; CASE 430;
FORD 9700 & CABi Yanmar YM180
c/w 60" Mower • Only 73 Hrs.;
Yanmor YM187 c/w Loader &
Backhoe (485 Hrs.); JD 1010 & loud-
er; (2) New MF 231's, MF 165 gas,
(3) MF 135's; MF 1190 - 4wd & •
loader (200 Hrs.), White 14704wd
cab & air; case skid steer 1814 (Low
Hours); JD 4230 cob & loader; white
262 - 4 wd & louder; Oliver 550 D.;
MH Pony, Major '5000, (2) Ford
3000's; Several 8N & 9.N's; AC -
D17; MH •95; MF 2200 Forklift; IH
784 & cab; IH 434; IH 656; MF 265.
EQUIPMENT: Approx. 20 plows; (5)
grain drills; approx. .15 sets of wheel
disc's; hay elevators; MF 550D com
bine & 1143 corn'head; approx 15
lawn mowers.
Noie. more tractors by sale day
(Consignments welcome)
TERMS: Cash or Cheque with proper
I D 8% Soles Tax and 7% G 5 T
where applicable Owner , or
Auctioneer not responsible for acci
dents or loss of purchase day of sole •
Any announcements cloy of sale take
p't~cedence over written advertising
Lunch Booth on grounds,-
. AUCTIONEER:
GORDON H. BRINDLEY
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL:
529-7625 (Bus)'
529-7970 (Home)
39. Educational
LEARN AUCTIONEERING at the South-
westem School of Auctioneering. Next
Class: July 16 - 22. Information, con-
tact: Southwestern Ontario School of
Auctioneering, •R.R.#5, Woodstock,
Ontario lJ4S 7V9. (519) 537,2115. --
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great home-stidy course. Call for a
FREE B'OOK. 1-800-267-1829 The
Writing School, 2112-38 McArthur Ave.,
Ottawa, Ontario K1L 6R2. --14bc
41. To G1ve Away
USED WOODEN • PALLETS, skids,
boxes, etc., to give away. Champion
main parking lot, Goderich..--12-14gp
42, Deaths
CLARK, Temple Douglas peacefully on
April 1, 1994 in his 78th year. Doug
beloved husband of Isobel. Loving
father of Anne and her husband Don,
Patricia and her husband George, and
Tom and his wife Alexis. "Poppi" will. be
greatly missed by his grandchildren:
Michael and Gregory in Halifax, Kathryn
and Jenna in' London, and Alexander,
Adele, and Jessie in Huntsville. The
"Chief" will be missed by his former
colleagues at the Ontario Police College
where he was chef instructor and by the
veterans of . the Royal • Canadian
Mounted Police with whom he served in
war and peace for twenty years and by
his dear friends at Sandy Cove Acres.
Friends and family were received at the
Steckley - Gooderham, Funeral Home
(Hwy. 11 and Minet's Pt., Rd.), Barrie
on Monday 2 - 4 and 7 -9 p.m. Funeral
service was in the chapel on Tuesday,
April 5. Interment to follow on the 78th
• anniversary of his birth at Greenhill
Cemetery in the town of his birth, Luck-
now,' Ontario. If so 'desired memorial'
donations may be made to Royal Vic-
toria Hospital Building Fund. --14.
46. In Memoriam
• 9 MEURS
In loving memory of a dear brother,
Gerry, who left us April 7, 1989.
When you think of a five year anniver-
sary, you think of that of a wedding or
of a celebration. .
However, this week we think only of
you,
How our lives have changed since you
left us.
As we look at those changes we can
only dream about how your life would
be if you were here.
Would you be married?
Would you be the contractor you shad
hoped to be?
Would you 'still be playing hockey with
the same enthusiasm as before? •
These, are all questions that will be left
unanswered.
All we can do .is hold dearly onto the •
memories and assure ourselves that if
you can't be here with us, that where
you are couldn't be a better or more
peaceful place.
Missing you always, Jack and Tracy. --
14x
MEURS
In loving memory of a dear son, Gerry
who passed away 5 years ago, April 7,
1989.
Memories we treasure no one can steal,
Death leaves a heartache only God can
heal.
Forever in our hearts, Mom and Dad. --
14x
47. Cards Of Thanks
• PEARSON
•
• We wish to express our thanks to our
family for their.effort to be home with us
to celebrate our 50th anniversary on
Sunday. Also thanks to neighbors,
relative's and friends for the cards, gifts,
phone calls and visits, It was an oc-
casion we will always remember. Nets
and Gloria, --14gp
WAGNER
The family of the late Eileen Wagner
wish to express their sincere thanks and
appreciation to relatives, friends and
neighbors for the flowers, , cards,
donations and- food brought to our
homes during the recent loss of wonder
ful wife, mother, grandmother and great-
grandmother. Thanks to the South Kin-
loss WMS for the lovely lunch. Special
thanks to Rev, Kinsman for her comfor-
ting words and prayers. Our gratitude to
Joan Pollard for all her help and support •
at this difficult time. Sincerely Gerald
Wagner and family. --14x
47, Card* Of Thanks
GAMMIE
We extend a sincere thank you to our
family for honoring us with a 25th an-
niversary party. We appreciate all the
special decorations. of pictures, • bal-
loons, and flowers. All those special
touches were so memorable. Thank you
to relatives, friends and neighbors for all
the lovely cards, beautiful gifts, best
wishes and just having you all there to
help us celebrate and have a great
time. Thanks also for the, super lunch
that was also provided. Thanks to
everyone for . a very memorable
celebration, one we will cherish so
much. Bryan and Vana. --14
48, Coming Event
BINGO
Goderich Knights of Columbus, Thurs-
day, 7 p.m. Columbus Centre, 390
Parson's Court, $3450 in prizes.
$1000.00 Jackpot must go.—15tfar
THE TEESWATER EX TOGGERY
Opens . for the Spring Season on
Thursday, Apr. 7. We will be closing en
Saturday, June 18. Clean, seasonal .
,clothing only, please. You may obtain a
number by calling 392-6648. If you wish
your money mailed, please bring -a self-
addressed' stamped envelope.
Coronation' Rebekah Lodge is not •
responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Please make sure your consignment
articles are securely' marked and ac-
companied by.a list of, articles you are
consigning. This list will be kept on file
by the Lodge. All- articles` must be
listed. Coronation Rebekah Lodge .
retains a 33%o commission on all sold
articles. After June 24th, all unclaimed
articles become the property of .
Coronation 'Rebekah Lodge and will be
sold at the Rummage Sale on June
25th. Ex 'Toggery Hours Thursday 10
a.m. - 12 noon, 2 p.m. - 5 p.m., Friday
2 p.m. - 5 p.m. Saturday 2 p.m: - 5 p.m.
--12-14
POOLTOURNAMENT
The Lucknow Pool League is holding a
invitational tournament April 9, 1 p m.
sharp. Entry fee $10. Minimum age 19
years. For more information contact
Lucknow Bowl' and Games Centre 528-
3437. --13,14
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Of ' the Huronia Branch of the
O.S.P.C,A. on Thurs., April '' at 8 p.m..
at • the Oddfellows Hall, Princess St.,
Clinton. Election of the Board of Direc-
tors will beheld. Guest speaker will be
Tom Dunbar, BSC., of the Huron
Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre, Bayfield.
Everyone welcome,--13,14gp
4-H HORSE/PHOTOGRAPHY
ENTHUSIASTS
Anyone 10 - 21 yearsof age contact
Mertens 528-5303 orAmy 529-7584. --I
13,14x
WATERLOO REGIONAL POLICE -
MALE CHORUS
At St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge, Sunday,
Apr. 24, 2:36 p.m,; also Rene Stalen-
hoef and St. Joseph's Choir. Advance
$8/person. 529-7405, • 529-7301. --
14115ar
OLD FASHION
COUNTRY MEALS'
Enjoy old fashion country meals at the
Kinloss Community Centre between 4
and 6 p..m: on April 1,0, 'Everyone wel-
cqme. —14x
SINGLES DANCE
Sunday, April 9 at the Wingham Legion
Hall. Dancing 7 to 11. Music by The
Blue 'IDiamond Trio. No blue leans'
please.' --14gp
HAM AND TURKEY SUPPER
At Dungannon United Church, Sunday,
Apr. 17. Sittings are 5 p.m. and 6:30
p.m. Adults $8, children (5-12) $3..For
tickets call Penny 529-7932 or Kath
529-7512.--13-15xc
HAM SUPPER
Lucknow United Church' Sunday, April
17th. Two sittings 5 p.m„ 6:30 p.m.
Adults $7.50, (children) under 12;
preschool • free. Tickets: Finlay's
Image Impact, Ruth Ritchie,
Mary Lou Priestap, Evans Ikan, Lori
Cox, and Isobel Shepherd: -5x
MOVIE NIGHT
AT SOUTH KINLOSS
Fri., Apr. 8 beginning at 7 p.m. Double
feature: Free Willie and a Walt Disney
story. Popcorn will be available free of
'Charge, but donations will be" `tor the
support of the Cropshare Project,.Come
to the movies and bring a friend, --14
48, Carving: Event
COMMUNITY SHOWER
For Marlene Martin, Sunday afternoon
Apr. 10, 2:30 p.m. at the Whitechurch
Village Hall. Please join us! --13,14
LUCKNOW TOWN & COUNTRY
CLUB
Will -meet in the Lucknow Legion Hall
Monday, April 11 at 12:15 p.m, Pot luck,
bingo. --14
4-H CLUB -OUR HERITAGE '
Starts Sat., Apr. 9, 9 a.m. - 12, upstairs
in arena. For more information or to
register. Call Sharon Weber 528-3345. -
-14x
AUBURN & DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB BREAKFAST
Spring Breakfast - Pancakes, eggs,
toast and sausage. Auburn Memorial
Hall, Sunday, April 10 from 9 - 12. $4
per person. Maple syrup supplied by
Robinson Maple Products. We serve. --
14gp
IMAGINE'S New Year's Resolution 441
This year l m going to lose that
same old twenty pounds • and gain
twenty new friends by doing some
volunteer work