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CON.SIGNMENT
Auction Sale
will be held in
Lucknow Arena
In The Near Future
ANYONE WISHING TO CONSIGN
GOOD CLEAN ARTICLES PLEASE
CALL:
Allan R. Miller
395-5062
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
. of
Home Furnishings & Antiques
will be held for
Mrs. Mayme Henderson of Lucknow,
plus other consignors from
Shelbourne/Kincardine,
and surrounds g areas '
Friday Aril 15
at 5:30 p,m.: '
at the.
Davidson Centre -Kincardine
LIVINGROOM FURNISHINGS:
Three sectional wall unit; hall table;
china cabinet; buffet; coffee and end
tables; antique Victrola gramaphone;
Wicker pieces; rocking chair; hostess •
chair; La -Z -Boy chair; telephones;
telephone insulators; Apple compati- '
ble computer; dishes, glassware,
depression glass, carnival glass,
hand painted' Nippon, cups & saucers
and cooking utensils; Woods fridge; ,
Kenmore washing machine; Smith
Corona word processor; Electrohome
-color T.V, & stand;• Panasonic color
T.V. - like new, Singer upright vacu-
um with attachments;. bedroom fur-
nishings;' electric sewing machine
'with cabinet; image telescope with
attachments. 22 bolt repeater rifle
. F.A.C. # required; air conditioner;
.cassette tape player with receiver,
record player and speakers; 8 114"
Delta professional tablesaw; 5 HP
outboard motor; two wheel utility,trail-,
er. .
Many other interesting items ,-. listing
subject to change without notice
owners or auctioneers not responsi-
ble for accidents or loss of purchase
night of sale. Any announcements
night of sale takes precederfce over
written advertising. E. •& O. E. .
Terms: Cash or cheque with proper
• I.D. night of sale.
AUCTIONEERS
GRANT MCDONALD
RIPLEY, 395-5353
• WALLACE BALLAGH
' TEESWATER, 192-6170.
COUNSELLOR TRAINING INSTITUTE
of Vancouver offers correspondence
courses for the certificate of Counselling
Studies to begin the 15th of the month.
For brochure phone: 1-800-665-7044.
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In MetY10rtal
COURVOISIER
Iii loving memory of a dear mother and'
grandmother, Stella who passed away
April 9, 1992 and dear stepfather and
grandfather, Dave who passed away'
February 9, '•991.
We were many miles away when our
hearts were broken,
If we could have one dream that could
come true
We pray to God with all our hearts, for
yesterday and you.
Always in our hearts, Loma and Martin
Phelan and girlsand Melissa and David
Monsma. --15
. NEVER "WA/N/
In a afar, ewrytrice
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CAMPBELL
The family of the late Mabel Campbell
sincerely thank friends, neighbors, and
relatives for their many kind expressions
of sympathy. The memorial donations,
flowers, food, and cards of condolence
were truly appreciated. Special thanks
to Pinecrest Manor for their faithful,
caring services over the past twelve
years, Joan Pollard of the MacKenzie
and McCreath Funeral Home for her
kindness and compassion, Pastor
Jocelyn Richard for her wonderful ser-
vice of remembrance, the Lucknow
Legion Pipe Band for their'courtesy, and
the Kinloss U.C.W. for the bountiful
lunch after the service. We will treasure
these kindnesses forever. Duncan,
Eleanor, Kent and Jill, Dougald,
Dorothy, Daphne, Ken and Darcy. —15
STRUTHEUS
Many thanks to everyone who remem-
bered me in so many ways while I was
a patient in University and Victoria
hospitals and since coming home. Gor-
don and I would like to thank everyone
for the lovely cards, flowers, visits and
best wishes on our 55th wedding an-
niversary. if was so nice to be remem-
bered by so many relatives and friends.
Etta and Gordon. --15x
HACKETT
We would like to thank friends,
relatives, neighbors and family for
taking time on Easter weekend to be
with us for our "Surprise' 40th anniver-
sary party. It was just that "Surprise".
Thanks for all the lovely cards and gifts.
Lastly we must thank our "busy' family
for the last two weeks, not to mention
our very tight -mouthed grandchildren.
Thanks so much for the brunch the
previous Sunday, your gift and to top
everything off the 'Surprise' Sat. night
and the lovely lunch they had arranged.
I don't know who had the most fun, our
family planning•it or us that evening. We
shall long cherish the memories. Allan
and Marg. —15x
MACMILLAN
A special thanks for cards, visitsand
flower's while_ I was a patient in Stratford
and Wingham hospitals. A thank you to
nurses on 2nd floor of Wingham
hospital for their wonderful care. A
special thank you to my daughters. for
their support and care. All is very much
appreciated. Sadie. —15x '
HACKETT
I would like to thank everyone for the
cards, visits, flowers, phone calls and
treats during my stay in .University Lon-
don and Wingham Hospitals and since
retuming home, also thanks to all who
sent such lovely birthday cards. 'All this
was very much appreciated. Ella.. —15x
FARRISH
The family of the late Ina Fairish would
,like to thank everyone who have sup-
ported us through phone calls, cards,
flowers, donations of food, and prayers.
We also thank each person who visited
us at the funeral home and church and
to those who made donations. Special
thanks to the nurses and doctors at the
Wingham Hospital for the care our
mother received. Thanks to MacKenzie
and 'McCreath Funeral Home for their
assistance, Peggy Kinsmen for her
comforting words and to the ladies and.
gentlemen of the Lucknow Presbyterian
Church for serving the lunch. after the
service. Your prayers, concerns, and
love helped us in our ;ime of sorrow.
Marg and Irwin Campbull, Maxeen and
Larry Farrish, Alma and Marcel Nobert,
Verna and Wayne Kempel and families.'
--15x
ROBB
I would like to thank everyone for their
kindness during my stay in Wingham
Hospital and since coming home. Nora.
--15x
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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
WATERLOO REGIONAL POLICE
MALE CHORUS
At St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge, Sunday,
Apr. 24, 2:30 p.m.; also Rene Stalen-
hoef and St. Joseph's Choir. Advance
$6/person. 529-7405, 529-7301. --
14,16ar
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
PURPLE GROVE VARIE1Y NIGHT
Saturday, Apr. 16 at 8 p.m. Adults $5,
children over 10 $3. Family rate.
Refreshments. Proceeds to Purple
Grove Community Centre. --15gp
SATURDAY MORNING TEA
The Lucknow Girl Guide Parents Com-
mittee is holding a Fundraiser at the
Lucknow Legion on Apr. 16, 9:30 -
11:30 a.m. Coffee, tea and muffins will
be served. Discovery Toys and Tupper-
ware will be on display to purchase.
Proceeds will go to the Parents Commit -
toe. Everyone is welcome. --15
139TH ANNIVERSARY
Dungannon United Church, Sunday,
May 1, 11 a.m. Rev. Bill Bresnahan,
Lucknow, guest speaker. Special music.
Refreshments to follow. —15-17
HURON COUNTY
HISTORICAL SOCIETY'
General meeting, Brussels Library,
Thursday,' Apr. 21st, 8 p,m. Guest
speaker, Tillie Lichty, speaking on 'Our
Native Heritage". Everyone welcome. —
15gp
DESSERT EUCHRE
Whitechurch Hall April 25th, 1:30 p.m.
Admission $2. Good prizes. Everyone
welcome. --15,16
"GENERATION AT .RISK?
• Seminar sponsored
' by the
Lucknow Christian Reformed Church
Friday, April 22, 8:00 p.m.
at the Church
Guest Speaker: Bert Sjaarda
Video presentation with
'explicit material
Age restriction
18'years or older.
Refreshments to,follow.
"COMMUNITY
OPEN HOUSE"
will be held at the Lucknow &
District Christian School on
Wednesday,April 20th,
9:00 a.m. - 1.2 Noon,
Please feel free to come
and see the school,
view the children's Science
Fair projects, and if you like,
sit in on a class in session.
Refreshments
will be served.
....gin....
from the Lucknow Ladies Auxiliary -for Winter Sports. 1993-1994 has
been another successful year in the food booth, allowing us to make
the following contributions:,
First Aid Kits ' ' $125.00
Two Training Boards (for dressing rooms) 209.00
Name Patches 283.00
Two Sets of Hockey Team Sweaters 1184.50
Donation to Figure Skating Club 1000.00
Deficit -Hockey Banquet April 15/94
Without the continued support of the community and Many :hours of
work by volunteer parents, this would not be possible. There are five
retiring team captains who have served their two year term. Our cap-
tain/co-captain system has worked well this year, decreasing the work
load for those involved. We urge you to consider volunteering for one
of these positions. Enthusiasm, cooperation and the prospect of a
new arena will make the next term nothing but exciting!
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 13, 1994 - Page 21
coming Event
JOHN YEBUGA
Who are the "DISAPPEARED'? Find out
on April 15 at 8:00 p.m. at the Kincar-
dine Districf Secondary School Library.
JOHN YEBUGA, a released prisoner of
conscience for Uganda, will speak.
Everyone welcome. Refreshments.
Sponsored by South Bruce Amnesty
International. 395-3384. --15x
EUCHRE
Afternoon EUCHRE, evening DANCE,
Dungannon Agricultural Hall, Saturday,
Apr. 23. Euchre registration 1 p.m.
$5.00. Lunch, cash prizes, Bar. DANCE:
Calvin Kerr D.J., $5.00 per person, 9
p,m. - 1 a.m., Lunch.—15,16gp
HORTICULTURAL MEETING
The Lucknow and' District Horticultural
Society regular meeting will be held
Apr. 19 at 2 p.m. in the Legion Hall.
Speaker 'Margaret Wormworth topic -
Patio, deck plantings, window boxes.
Prize list and supplies available for the
one and 'only flower show in May. --
15xc
FAMILY DANCE
Whitechurch Hall Friday, April 22 with
Tiffins Orchestra. Lunch provided. Ad-
mission $5. ,per person, children under
12 free. --15,16
HAM SUPPER
Lucknow United Church Sunday, April
17th. Two sittings 5 p.m., 6:30 p.m.
Adults $7.50, (children), under 12 $5,
preschool free. Tickets: Finlay's
Decorating, Image Impact, Ruth Ritchie,
Mary Lou Priestap, Evans Helm, Lon
Cox, and Isobel Shepherd. --14,15x
SIFTON HOMECOMING
Sifton, Manitoba. July 22,23, 24, 1994.
Advance -Weekend Registration by June
30, 1994. $20.00. Numerous Com-
munity Events. Contact (204) 655-3303
- Sifton or (204) 638-9607 - Dauphin. —
15bc
418, COMIng Event
JEWELLERY/TOYS
OPEN HOUSE.
Park Lane Jewellery and Discovery
Toys April 13, 1 - 4 p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m.,
April 14, 7 9 p.m., April 1.5, 1 - 4 p.m.
and 7 - 9 p.m. Stone school house at
Belfast: For information call 529-3738 or
528-3533. --15x
t.4)COUNTY OF HURON
TM` Social Services
The Social Services Department
requires a Specialized Caseworker on
a contract basis to work in a newly
created employment counselling ser-
vice.
DUTIES
Implement a Municipal Employment
Program• to assist social assistance
clients obtain employment and/or
upgrade their skills/employability
through retraining and/or referral to
other programs.
QUALIFICATIONS
Community College Social Service
Certificate or equivalent with employ-
ment counselling experience and
assessment skills.
Knowledge of all income maintenance
and employment programs, local
agencies and local economic climate.
Computer literacy required Valid
driver's licence and reliable car
required.
RANGE
$16.64 . $19.75.per hour -
APPLY TO
John A. MacKinnonAdministrator
Huron County Social Services
Courthouse, P. O. Box 250, •
Goderich, Ontario N7A 3Z2
Applications in writing accepted up to
Noon, April 25, 1994.
We thank all applicants, however, only
candidates to be interviewed will b,e
contacted.
Personal information submitted is col-
lected under the authority of the
Municipal Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy. Act and will be
used to determine eligibility for
employment.
s, Help wanted
jobsOntario• Training,
WANTED
People interested in' the 'following positions located in Huroh County..
Mechanical Design Engineer: •
Hydraulics/pneum,atics, . CAD, CAM, Metal Experience to
conduct pure research.
'Draftsperson: •
Auto. cad. or 'similar to .take. design concepts to finished
drawing, mechanical engineer drawing.
Electrician: ' • •
Certified electrician. will also work oh line.
Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic: '
Certification required (AME].
AZ Drivers/Mill Worker: .
AZ. Grade 10• • • • •
Baker:
Must have experience. Night will apprentice.
Mechanic:
Class A
Serviceperson:
Grade 12, some mechanical diesel', experience, repair,
test, calibrate fuel injection system.' i
Cook: •
Experienced, German style an asset.
Assistant Sales Manager;
/Retail, seasonal. '
General Manager: •
5 years advertising, publishing experience
Driver/Salesperson: •
Deliveries, sales, paperwork.
including weekends.
Welder/Fitter:
Requires experience in MIG,
and ARC with a stick. Need
and ability to read blueprints r
Long hours in the summer,
SOLID WERE, FLEX CORE IG
fitting' skills. Grade 10 Math
equired• •
Parts Salesperson: • '
Previous sales or parts experience required. Computer
knowledge is an asset.
Fertilizer Sprayer:
Must have farm/agricultural experience. Good
presentation skills r.equired,• Must( be able to operate farm
equipment (i.e. sprayers)., '
Salesperson (Livestock Feeds):
Livestock feed sales. Need people skills and
agriculture/livestock experience or 'knowledge.
Quality Assurance Manager:
Must have a diploma in Agricultural Laboratory Technology.
OA experience in grain and feed or related is an asset.
IN ORDER TO APPLY EOR THE ABOVE POSITIONS YOU MUST BE .
JOB ONTARIO ELIGIBLE. FOR MORE INFO. CALL - 524-5620 or
1-800-668-0015. 1