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STANDING HAY, White-
church and Lucknow area.
Jim Boak, 357-1220.
—18,19x
E. Farm services
CUSTOM CORN PLANTING
8 row J.D. maxi merge
30 inch rows
PHONE 529-7348
--17-20
WILLITS TIRE SERVICES
LUCKNOW
Have a mobile tractor and
truck tire repair unit.
For prompt service call
528-2742
—17,18,19,20
F. For rent
PASTURE FOR 40 head of
cattle. Phone 392-6269.
— 17,18x
240 ACRES OF FARMLAND
for rent at Amberley, Mrs. I.
McCreath 396-3313 or Mrs.
L. Schilroth, 453-0066.
—19,20x
30. In memoriam
DURNIN
In loving memory a our son
and brother, Donald, who
passed away May 3, 1971.
He never failed to do his best
His heart was warm and
tender.
He lived his life for those he
loved
And left us to remetnber.
His 1i»fe was love and labour,
His love for family true,
He did his best for all of us
What more could anyone do.
For you who have a loved one
Treasure him with care
Because you'll never know
the heartache
• When you all meet and he is
not there.
. Sadly missed by. Dad,
Mom', sister, brothers, and
families.
— 18x
31. Cards of thanks
RITCHIE
1 would like to express my.
appreciation to Dr. Bradley,
Dr. Corrin, Dr. McKim, the
nurses,end staff of Wingham
Hospital for their care during
my stay there. To those who
yisited me, sent cards, let-
ters, flowers and for the
many acts of kindness shown
to Sally and m.e during these
past fifteen weeks, I say a
very/sincere "Thank You".
Frank Ritchie
—18
MacLENNAN 4
The family of the late Alex
(Sandy) MacLennan would
like to thank all of those who
sent flowers, food and dona-
tions to the Muscular Dys-
trophy at the .time- of our
recent bereavement of a dear
son and brother. -All was very
much appreciated.
Mts. Emile MacLennan
and Family
18
SCOTT
We would like to thank the
Lucknow doctors and the
nurses of the OB floor for the
care received during our stay
in the Wingham Hospital.
Also a sincere thank you to
everyone for visits cards and
gifts.
Nolda and Garry Scott
—18x
•
31. Cards of thanks
it 4
maisamus
We would like to express our
most sincere thank you to
neighbours of 2nd conces-
sion, Kinloss and 2nd con-
cession Huron and former
neighbours for a most enjoy-
able evening before moving
to Lucknow. The beautiful
gifts were greatly appreciat-
ed.'
Leonard and Freda Maclnnes
—18x
SMITH
I would like to thank every-
one for the cards, treats,
flowers and visits, during my
stay in Wingham Hospital.
Special thanks to Drs. Cor-
rin, McKim and Bradley and
second floor nursing staff.
Marvin Smith
—18x
HACKETT
Allan and Margaret would
like to thank everyone who
turned out to make our 25th
wedding anniversary .party
such a success. We would
like to thank our children
who put it on for us, the
ladies who prepared the
lunch, the ladies who served
it that evening and the men
and ladies who worked the
bar. Thanks also for all the
lovely .gifts we received and
the beautiful cards. Thanks
also to the two different
groups for their surprise
parties. All this will long" be
remembered and treasured.
Allan and Margaret
—18x
• CLARK
I wish to express a sincere
thank you to Dr. Bradley,
friends, and neighbours for
cards, gifts and visits, receiv
ed since 'my fall. A special
thank you to all those that
brought -food to our home
and many other favours. It is
most appreciated and has
made things much easier for
my family and, myself.
Alene Clark
—18x
KEANE
The family of the late James
Keane wish to thank rela-
tives, neighbours and friends
for expressions of sympathy,
flowers, cardS, donations to
the heart fund, mass cards
and for the many other acts
of kindness in the loss of a
dear husband, father and
grandfather. Special thanks
to the pallbearers, flower
bearers and to the ladies of
the St. Marys C.W.L. for
serving our lunch. Also
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Hunter for accommodating
us at their home on the
evening prior to the funeral.
Thanks to Father Ed Den-
tihger for his eomforting
words and the MaZKenzie
and McCreath Funeral
Home.
Irene Kearre.
Ruth and Bob Currie
and family,
Roy and Marlene Keane
and family.
—18
SANDBLASTING
, Brick Homes
Air Hammer
Septic Tanks
Arnold Stothers
R.R. 6 Goderich
529-7403
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Shop Now
For
• Your
Spring Footwear
LES. PETTER SHOES.
LORNE RIEID
LUCKNOW PHONE 528-2011
; SHOE REPAIR
Hockey Dance
for
Lucknow Midget
andlucknOw Juveniles
Saturday, May 5th
32. Coming events
32. Coming Events
CONSIGNMENT STOCKER
SALE
Monday, May 7th, 1979
at 1:30 p.m.
400 head
LUCKNOW COMMUNITY
SALE
Phone 3-523O or 528-9912
—13-
RIPLEY LIONS BINGO
Will be held on May 2 at 8
p.m. at the Township Hall.
Pot of Gold; 12 regular
games at $15.00; one share
the wealth; one jackpot of
$250.00 on 55 calls; consola-
tion game of $25.00.
—17,18ar
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Tiffin wish to invite
you to a dance, in honour of
their parents' 35th wedding
anniversary, at the Teeswat-
er Complex on Friday, May
4th. Dancing from 9 to 1.
Lunch provided. Music by
Ron Coulthard and the Wild -
woods. —17,18
HOCKEY DANCE
' Come out and • help the
Lucknow Midget and Juven-
iles celebrate their OMHA
playoff achievements May
at. the Lucknow. Community
Centre. Proceeds for minor
hockey. —17,18ar
• IMPORTANT MEETING
Meeting of all clergymen and
lay ministers of Bruce Coun-
ty at Paisley Central School
on Friday, May 4, 1979 at
1;30 p.m. The Moralsand
Values Education Committee
of the Bruce .County Board of
Education is seeking the op-
inions of clergymen regard-
ing the teaching of morals
and 'values in the schools of
the county. These' opinions,
along with those expressed
at meetings of the general
public, will provide back-
ground for formulaton of
board policy.
L. Ackert, Chairman of the
Morals and Values
Education Committee,
The Bruce County Board
• Of Education
—17;18ar
RUMMAGE SALE
Will be held in, the Lucknow
Arena on Wednesday, May
9th, from 10:00 a.m. to 8
p.m. Sponsored by the
Christian School Ladies Aux-
iliary. —18,19x
NDP INFO CENTRE
Moira Couper, NDP Informa-
tion Centre for Huron -Bruce.
Phone 357-1594, 482-3208.
Published by the official
agent for Moira Couper -
Bayfield. —18ar
N.D.P. FAMILY SUPPER
A family supper with Moira
Couper NDP, Huron Bruce
and Jane Bigelow, former
mayor of London, Wednes-
day, May 9, 6 p.m. at
Pineridge Chalet, near Hen-
sall. Day care for kids.
Supper tickets adults $3.00r
52.00 for youngsters. Call
your nearest NDP informa-
tion centre listed elsewhere
in this column. Authorized
by Official Agent for Moira
Couper, Bayfield, NDP Hur-
on Bruce. —17,18ar
JR, W.I. MEETING
A meeting will be held ron
Tuesday, May 8 at 8:30 p.m.
Guest speaker on first aid.
Sponsored by the Lucknow
Jr. Women's Institute.
Lunch to follow. Everyone
welcome. —18
SHOOT PARTY
A shoot party will be held in
St. Helens Hall on Thursday,
May 3 at 8:30 p.m. Everyone
welcome. —18
RUMMAGE SALE
The Olivet Unit of St. And-
rews United Church, Ripley
will hold their spring sale on
Saturday, May 19 at the
home of Mrs. Jack McGuire,
2nd concession, Huron
Township, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
In case of rain will be held
Saturday, May 26. •
—18,19,20
MEETING ON NUCLEAR
• POWER CONCERNS
The Lucknow Friends Wor-
ship Group is sponsoring a
discussion meeting on Sun -
'day, May 6 at 4:00 in the
Lucknow • UnitOd Church.
There will be a presentation
on Moral and Ethical issues
relating to Nuclear Power,
followed by discussion. You
are invited to attend and
explore your concerns about
Nuclear Power: —1$x
• MONTHLY MEETING
• Bruce County Association for
Children with Learning Dis-
abilities invites you to their
monthly meeting, Monday;
May 7, 7:30 p.m. at Elgin
Market Public School, Kin-
cardine. Two excellent films -
helpful to all involved with.
children. Everyone welcome.
. . 18
IMMUNIZATION CLINIC
Bruce County Health, Unit
Infants,' Preschool, Adults
2nd Wed. each month.
next clinic: 9 May
Health Unit Office 3 - 5 p.m.
—18ar
COMMUNITY SHOWER
There will be a community
shower in the Fellowship
Room of the Lucknow United
Church for Karen Elliott on
Saturday, May 12 at 8 p.m.
Everyone welcome. —18,19x
HOWICK LIONS BINGO
Will be held on Friday, May
4th at 8;00 p:m. in Wroxeter
• Community Hall. Admission
$1.00; 12 Regular games for
$10.00; 2 Share the Wealth;
one $25.00 Special; Jackpot
$170.00 on 58 calls; Purple
Ball $70.00; Door and Con-
solation Prizes. —18ar
VARIETY CONCERT
At Brookside Public School
Thursday, May 3 at 8:15
p.m. Silver Collection. —18x
ANNUAL MEETING
The Town and Country
Homemakers annual meet-
ing will be held May 16 at 8
.p.m. in the Wesley -Willis
United Church basement,
Clinton, Orftario. There will
be a slide presentation on the
services provided by the
agency. An informal get
together over refreshments
will wind up the evening.
—18
22. Lost and found
STRAYED 25 head of cattle.
Last • seen between the 4th
and 8th of Kinloss. Phone
528-6090. —18,19,20
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LOGS WANTED
Standing Timber
For top prices and
instant cash
Call your local sawmill
CRAIG'S SAWMILL
AUBURN
Bill Craig
,.."'Phone 526-7220
Al Craig
Phone 526-7512
Illitite's
•t?• Roofing ??
and General
1, Construction
FREE ESTIMATES
R. R. 4, Brussels,
Phone 887-6432
SEED CORN
SEVERAL VARIETIES
STILL AVAILABLE
Allan Miller
R. R. 5 Lucknow
Phone 528-2299
VARNA, ONT.
GIVES YOU 5 DAYS
TO SAVE BIG ON YOUR
NEW SUZUKI
DURING
Feature for feature you can't beat a Suzuki ...And dollar for
dollar its tough to beat the values we're offering during
Suzuki's Spring Savings Daysl
Suzuki bikes, from the big 4 -stroke street machines to the
off-road/play bikes, 9ou'li save big when you'bUy now.
We've got 1978 models at the old prices. And although
there's'been a recent price increase on tie 1979,rivdels,
we bought some stock before the increase, so yod save on
the 1979s too. We're ready to deal.
COWITEXIS SPECIAL. MAI 5'1979'
ow to oos
11‘41ALy Guto,
VARNA, ONT.
11,1, 04 ORIN 01 MINS'il LOOM 1OR
PHONE 1-262-5809 OR 3318
SALES SERVICE & RENT-45ij•f
111410.1A
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