The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-03, Page 1331. ,Service Directory
Since 1976
JAMES SYMES
PAVING
& MATERIALS
ASPHALT and CONCRETE
DRIVEWAYS
Paving of Roads. Parking Lots. Tennis Courts
LUCKNOW 528-3047
DAVE SEABROOK
EXCAVATING
Screened & Unscreened
Top Soil and Gravel
* Dozer * Trucks * Loaders
*1 1 /4yd. Hye Hoe
Reasonable Rates
RR #5 LUCKNOW 528-3144
ADAMSON
BARN PAINTING
also
Residential • Commercial
' Industrial
INTERIOR - EXTERIOR
FREE ESTIMATES - 528-3825
LAWN EDGING ETC.!
*Sidewalks *Laneways
*Flower Gardens
Donald "Dinnie" Andrew
528-3019
Also
Tree trimming, weed control
garden tilling
33. Miscellaneous
OUT -OF -COUNTRY MEDICAL ALERT
Don't risk financial Toss by travelling ou
of Canada without Medical coverage
National Auto League's Health pac
gives our members the peace of mind
to travel worry free. Buy the most
flexible coverage available starting at
$49.00 for year round coverage. Call 1-
800-387-2298 - 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
EDT. --31bc
34. Personal
WHAT MAKES PEOPLE TICK? Find
/outl Buy DIANETICS: The Modem
Science of Mental Health - AS SEEN
ON TV - $39.59. Call 1-800-561-5808. -.
-31bc
HAVING A DRINKING PROBLEM? AA
can help, Phone Goderich 524-6001 or
Walkerton 881-3635. -31ar •
ARE YOU experiencing the aftermath of
an abortion/emotions you can't explain?
Most post-abortal women experience
trauma in their lives. Call our 24 - hr.
hotline collect, (51.9) 323-3751 for con-
fidential support. -31 ar
WEDDINGS
Perlormeo Vow lOucition or our indoor or
Outdoor chape, in(n uenominational, For
diranyements Oaf Rey, Chris Morgan,
The Pastoral Centre, Benrndie, 524-5724
36. Announcements
MARY LOU'S Beauty Lounge will be
closed from August 4 - August 11. ;-
30,31
PRINCESS & PRINCE OF
DUNGANNON FAIR
Enter your 6 - 12 year old child at Daw-
son's Store, Dungannon. Children must
reside in Ashfield, Colborne or West
Wawanosh and be present at the draw
at the Dungannon Fair Sunday, Aug. 7
at /f3 p.m. For • more information call
Carol 529-7432.--30,31ar
39, Educational
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. --
31bc
37. Mortgages
1st & 2nd Mortgage
Money
Available At
1.0% Interest
or Less
• Personal Loans
If you qualify,
monthly payments
as low as the
following examples:
Amnt App Mnthly Pyrnnt
55 000 $41 66
$10.000 $83 33
$15.000 0 5125 00
Consolidate Your Debts
CALL (519) 364-5256
1-800-387-1932
Astral Funding Inc.
38. Auction Sale
AUCTION REGISTER
CONSIGNMENT SALE
DAVIDSON CENTRE
Friday, August 19, 1994
If you have sometning
to sell. give usa call
Grant McDonald
395-5353
Wallace Ballagh
392-6170 .
AUCTIONEERS
AUCTION SALE
of Antiques will be held for the
Estate of Mr..Harold Herd
rn
Teeswater Agri -Curl BIdg.
on
Saturday, August 6th
10:OOA.M.
Auctioneers`.
.Grant McDonald -Ripley
395-5353
Wallace Ballagh - Teeswat/er
392-6170
AUCTION SALE
• of Farm Machinery for
Russell & ,Debbie Young
3', my E and 4 mi N of Luckncw 311
lower Langside •
Saturday, August 13
10:00 A.M.
Full listing next week
AUCTIONEERS:
Allan R.•Milier - 395-5062
Joe Zehr 395-9599
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION SALE
LUCKNOW ARENA
Friday, September 9
6:00 P.M.
Consignments welcome
until filled. . /
Allan R. Miller
Auctioneer
• 3.95-5062
466 In Memoriam
MOON
In loving memory of Louis Moon who
passed away 3 years ago August 3,
1991.
His smiling way and pleasant face
Are a pleasure to recall;
Hehad a kindly word for each
And died beloyed by all.
Some day we hope to meet him,
Some day, we know not when,
To clasp his hand in the better land,
Never to part again.
Always remembered by brother Lorne
and sister-in-law Jessie. --31 x
48.1n Memoriam
STANLEY-EZRA AND LULA
There is never a day goes by, that we
don't think of you, Mom and Dad, as
something twigs our memories of you.
The pictures we have in our homes
Are a daily 'reminder of you •
and your love for us.
We hum the songs you used to
sing, Dad and recall the stories
you loved to tell.
Mom, you loved to fuss over us
a lot, and always baked our
favorite pies and goodies..
We miss the special things
you both did, but most of all we
miss the PRAYERS you said for us.
Many things have happened
since you went home to be
with the Lord - Dad on July 19, 1987
and Mom on July 27, 1990.
We've shared laughter, pain and
have shed tears of sorrow too.
But your favorite old songs remind
us that "Our Hope is Built
on Nothing Less, than Jesus and
His Righteousness.' We rest
assured that "In the Sweet • '
Bye and Bye, we shall meet
on that Beautiful Shore."
So lovingly remembered and deeply
missed by all your kids, grandkids and
great grandkids! --31gp
MOON
In loving' memory of a dear husband,
father and grandfather Louie who
passed away three years ago August 3,
1991,
Nothing can be more beautiful than the
thoughts we have of you, To us you
were very special, we know God
thought so too. Things are changed in
many ways, but one thing changes
never, The memory of those happy .
days, when we were all together.
Sadly missed by his wife Gladys and
family. --31
Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Augusta, 1994 - Page 13
48. Coming Event
BAYFIELD ANTIQUES FAIR
9th Annual, August 5, 6, 7, 1994,
Bayfield Arena. 34 well known dealers.
Jewellery information clinic with John
Pegg, Fri., Aug. 5. For more information
(519) 565-2164. --29-31gp
RIPLEY HURON LEGION
ANNUAL AUCTION
To be held at Ripley Legion Aug. 20,
1994. If you have any usable unwanted
articles for donation please call Ripley.
395-3292 for pick up. If no answer
please leave message. -30-32
COMMUNITY BRIDAL SHOWER
for Debbie Hoy, bride-to-be of Pat Mur-
ray at Lucknow Town Hall on Wednes-
day, August 10 beginning with dessert
at 7 p.m. Everyone welcome. -31,32x
POTTERY CLASS
A two part course in the making and
firing of pottery using an ancient oriental
technique. Instructor Robert Tetu.
Phone 392-6344 or 345-2184 to
register.--31,32gp
112TH WHITECHURCH UNITED
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY
The 112th Whitechurch United Church
Anniversary Services Aug. 7. Serv'ces
at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Guest spe4ker
Rev. Jack Whytock, formerly of
Whitechurch. Special music by choir
and soloist, Nancy Whytock. Lunch
following morning and evening services.
--30,31
STAG AND DOE
for Kirk Livingston and Danielle Lippert
Saturday, August 13; 8 p.m. Lucknow
Arena. D,J. Lunch. Age of majority. $5,
each. ,-31,32nxe
GLAD DAYS
Area' volunteers for Epilspsy H
uron -
T Perth - Bruce will be selling glads in
Lucknow on Friday, Aug. 5, starting at 9
a;m. at Knechtel's parking lot. --31
47. Cards Of Thanks
- ARNOLD ,
Our sincere thank you for all expres-
sions of sympathy shown to us in the
loss of our father, Remi Aneca. Lorraine
and Walter. --31x
NELSON
I would like to thank everyone for their
visits, phone calls, cards, flowers and
treats while I was a patient at St.
Joseph's Hospital, London. Thanks also
/for the visits and help since coming
home. I appreciate everyone's concem
and support. Jim. •-31x
WALL
We would like to thank everyone who
came to our 50th wedding anniversary
tea, and for all the cards, gifts and best
wishes we received. Your thoughtful-
-ness has made this celebration very
special. Midford and Irlma, --31x
TTIFFIN •
We wish to express sincere thanks to
our two sons Stephen and Dean arid
their girlfriends Kendra and Ang. fdr all
their work and 'planning for our. 25th
wedding anniversary dance and party.
Special thanks•to relatives, friends and
neighbors who stent cards, flowers and
gifts. To our wedding party who were all
present, a very special thanks. Also
special thanks to Paul and Linda. Smits
for their extra help at the tent party and
dance and anyone else who helped in
anyway. It was a very memorable day
for both of us and one we will never
ever forget. Thanks again Bevin and
Ann Marie. --31 xc
GOLLAN - LIDDLE
A sincere thank you to our family and
friends. for helping us celebrate our
wedding day and for the many' gifts
received. 'A special thank you to our
wedding party and family for ,all their
' hard work in making our day special.
Gail and Sandy. --31
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
WAYLON JENNINGS
George Fox- Asleep at the Wheel -
Goods - Valdy - Murry McLauchlan -
Crowbar - Cassandra Vasik. Aug. 12 -
14 Havelock Country Jamboree and
Trade Show. Jack Blakely 1-800-539-
3353. --31 be
STAG AND DOE
for David Edisbury and Annette Borbely
Sat., Aug. 6 at the Lucknow Arena. Age
of Majority only $5 per person. Lunch
provided. --30,31x
RECEPTION
John ' Van Deipen ` and Tiffany (Terri)
Wall at the Lucknow Community Centre
August 6th. Dancing 9 p.m. - 1 a.m.
Lunch .provided. -31 xc
OBITUARIES
Ellen Good Best
Ellen Good Best, of Toronto, died
at the Humber Memorial Hospital,
on July 25, 1994, in her 73rd year.
She was a daughter of the late
Robert and Margaret (McKinnon)
Andrew, born on Sept. 18, 1921, in
Ashfield Township, where she was
raised.
Mrs. Best is survived by her
husband, Frederick of Toronto: two
sons, Bob and David of Toronto,
and four grandchildren, Krista,
Jessica, Eric and Brian.
The funeral was conducted at the
MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Home, on July 28, with Rev. H.
Best conducting the service.
Pallbearers were Bob Best, David
Best, Peter Best, Michael Best,
Frank Krawczyk and Michael Gen-
naro.
Interment Greenhill Cemetery.
Joe Wasney
Joe Wasney, of Long Beach,
California, a former auto mechanic
in Lucknow in the 1950s, died July
24, 1994, after a short illness.
Mr. Wasney was born in Carson,.
Manitoba in March 1918.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Margaret Armstrong, and
children, Tom of Whiterock. B.C.
and Karen of Long Beach; four
grandchildren and one great
grandson.
Mr. Wasney was predeceased by
a grandson in 1992. •
The funeral .was held July 29, at
West Minster Memorial Park,
California.
Mrs. Wasney resides at 4109 E.
6th Street, Long Beach, CA, 90814.
The Lucknow Mosquitos downed Goderich 11 to 3 in hardball
play last week. Pitcher Richard Smith covers home plate as the
Goderich player slides in', under the eagle eye of the umpire.
(Pat Livingston photo)
Swine A -I is important tool
for management in the '90s
Artificial insemination of swine
promises to be an important
management tool for the nineties.
Besides the obvious advantage of
genetic improvement, • Al offers
advantages tor disease control,
labour savings and cost control.
To explore the merits of
"Artificial Insemination of Swine",
a seminar will be held at the
Shakespeare Community Centre on
August 17.
Topics will deal with on-farm Al,
boar management, commercial use
of AI, heat detection and producers'
experience with using AI on their
farms. 'Speakers from Ontario,
Alberta and Quebec will be
addressing the various topics.
To register, obtain a'registration
form frotn the OMAFRA in
Clinton.