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HOUSE TRAINED kittens,
.cute. Phone 395-5Q06.
30. In memoriam
MOFFAT
In loving memory of a dear
mother and grandmother,
Gladys Moffat, who left us
December 15, 1977.
\They who think that you are
gone,
Because no more youi face
they see,
Are wrong - for in our hearts
you live,
•
And always will, in memory.
Sadly missed by your
family:. •
—50x
DURNIN
In loving memory of a dear
husband, who passed away
December 23, 1978.
If I had one:. lifetime 'wish,
One dream that could come/
true,
- 1 would pray to God with all
my heart `
For yesterday and you.
You fell asleep withouta
good-bye
But memories ' of you shall
never . die.
Loved and missed so very
much by wife, Dell.
-50
31. Cards of thanks
JACK REAVIE
OPPORTUNITY
WORKSHOP
The staff and trainiees'of the
Jack Reavie Opportunity
Workshop,: Wing m., would
like to extend our . sincere
thanks to, everyone who
helped make .our. craft sale
.such - a •success',Many
thanks.
—50
Staff and Trainees
' HARTIN
Sincere thanks tb all those
who sent get well cards, gifts
and good wishes while I was
a .patient in University Hos-
pital. Also to Rey, Brubacher
for his support._' and. visits.
Margare.t Hartin
—50 .
We wish to say thank you to
our family, all those who sent
lifts, all our relatives and
friends who 'Made .our 140th;
wedding anniversary. such a
memorable event.
Bill and Elsie Hardy
HOUSTON
We would like to thank
friends, neighbours and rely
tives of the late David
Houston for their kind acts bf
sympathy during our recent
bereavement: Special thanks
to Dr. lolly, the nursing staff
on 1st floor of Wingham and
• District Hospital and Mac-
Kenzie and McCreath Funer-
al Home, Lucknow.
The Houton Family
. , —s0
COURTNEY
The family of the late Mary
Courtney express sincere•
thanks to their neighbours,
friends •and relatives for the
support of prayers and ex-
pressions of kindness and
Christian love shown . to us
and to Mary during her ill-
ness in hospital and at home:
Comfort was received in
messages of sympathy, and
from those who called. Gifts_
of food, flowers, and memor-
ial donations were deeply
appreciated. By your sharing
and the strength of our Lord
Jesus, we have peace. —50
31. Cards of thanks
RAYMOND
We wish to express our
sincere thanks for ail the
lovely and useful gifts receiv-
ed at the Helens Com -
inanity shower, the Evening
Auxiliary shower held at the
home of Mrs. Jessie John-
ston, and the girl friend
shower held at. Mrs. Gail
Caslick's. A special thank
you for . the ladies who
arranged these showers and
for the lunches served. We
also wish to thank everyone
that came to our 'reception
and for the gifts received
which helped to make our
day a very happy one.
Keith and Loree
(Gaftnmie) Raymond
--50ar
MOFFAT
We .wish tothank neigh-
bours, friends, and St. Hel-
ens W.I. for the surprise
parties. A special thanks for
the gifts and those who plan-
ned these parties. •
Lloyd and Muriel Moffat
.-50x
32. Coming events
NEW YEARS. EVE 'DANCE
Lucknow Tractor Pullers A.
sociation and Lucknow Fire
Department New Years Eve
Dance, Lucknow Co imunity
Centre, Mr 1, , 'December
31, 197Q ‘4,,,ing9 p.m: to 1
a.m... t\ Vie by Special Ap-
pointment. Lunch provided.
Advance tickets only, 515 per
couple. Phone 529-7628, 529-
7488, 528-2028, 528-3006,
528-3932. —49,50,51ar
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FAMILY DANCE -
The 1st Holyrood. Brownie
Pack is holding •••a.. family
dance on Friday, December
14th, 8:39 p.m; - 12:00 in the
Holyrood Hall. Tickets 54.00
per family. or $1.00 per
person.Proceeds to The 1st
Holyrood : Brownie Pack.
,Mnsic by the'Kountry Kats;
Ladies please .bring lunch..
—49,50 .
NEW YEAR'S PARTY
A New Year's Party will be
held :. at the Legion Hall,
Monday, December 31st..
from 10 - 1. Sponsored by
Lucknow Legion, • Hats,
horns,'" and smorgasbord,
lunch. Admission $10.00 per
couple. Tickets to' be picked
up. by December 22nd from
executive or bar.
-49,50,51ar . • , Johnstone's Mobile Feed
Lucknow, Ont. , 528-3534
—50,51x
32. Coming events
CANDID LIGHT SERVICE
Tobe held cin December 24,
1979 at 8 p.m. in the Luck-
now • Christian. Reformed.
Church. Everyone welcome.
Nursery . provided.. Refresh-
ments served. - 60,5tar
OPEN HOUSE
Don Thompson T.V.
and Appliances
R. R. 3Ripley.
See display ad in this edition.
--50ar
LEGION MEETING
All Legion members are re-
quested to attend a regular
meeting, Tuesday, .Decem-
ber 18th at 8 p.m. Note
change of date: —50ar
CHILDREN'S CHRISTMAS
PARTY
,Saturday, December 15, 2 - 4
p.m.. at Reid's Corners Hall.
Sponsored by Point Clark
'and District Kinsmen Club.
—SOar.
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC.
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you toattend the
Child Health Clinic, held at
the Health Unitoffice, Wing -
ham Hospital . on Wednes-
day, December 19; 1979 from
9:30 -.11:30 'a.m.. for:
1. Health Surveillance
2. Anaemia Screening
3. Immunization
4. Fluoride
—50ar
-VARIETY CONCERT
At Brookside Public. School
oh Tuesday, December 18 at
8:15 p,m. Silver collection.
Everyone welcome. -•--50x
COMMUNITY CAROLFEST
Will be held December 12;at.
8:30 p.m, in the Lucknow
United Church: Choirs, of..
local churches and the Luck-
now .Concert Band willtake
part. Free will offering for
boat people. -50x
Attention ,.Farmers
. For sale
5000 BALES of first cit hay
for sale. Phone Duncan Far-
tish 395-2728. -48,49,50
DECEMBER SPECIAL
With the .purchase -Of , one
tonne of SWIFT mineral re-
ceive one boneless F.C. Swift
ham at
EXPECTANT PARENT
EDUCATIONtIASSES
'he Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Expectant Parent Education
Classes, being held in the
Clinic Building, Wingham
commencing .Wednesday,
January 9, 1980 from 7:30 -
9:30 p.m. These classes will.
run . for .8 weeks. Would
anyone who is interested
pleaseregister by calling
1-800-265-4252 toll free or
the Health Unit office at
357-2264. Both husbands and
wives are invited to attend
and participate in the discus-
sions. 1980
iscus-sions.1980 Spring Series .will.
commence the week of
March 31, 1980
—50,51,52ar
HOWICK LIONS SPECIAL
-CHRISTMAS BING°
Will be held on Friday,
December 14th in Wroxeter
Community Hall. Doors open
at 6:30 p.m. Bingo starts at
' 8:00 pin Admission 51.00.
12 Regular games for $10.00;
2 Share the Wealth; one
$25.00 Special; Jackpot
$150.00 on 57 calls; Purple
Ball $23000; Door and Con-
solation Prizes. —50ar
LYNN LOWRY
FARM SYSTEMS LTD.
Amberley
PHONE 395-5286
CLAY Silo UOloaders,
Feeders, Cleaners, ..Stabling,
Leg Elevators, Liquid Man-
ure Equipment; . Hog Equip-
ment.
BUTLER - Silo Unloaders,
Feeders, Conveyors. •
FARMATIC Mills, Augers
etc.
ACORN - Gleaners, Heated
Waterers.
WESTEEL-ROSCO - Gran-
aries.
B & L - Hog Panelling.
—.40tfar '
C. Wanted
CATTLE. We pay good pric-
es for reasonably injured or
unthrifty cattle. Easy loading
trailer with winch. Call col-
le'ct 238-2796, John Ansens,
Grand Bend. _44 50
WANTED TO RENT 50 -150
acres workable land in Luck -
now -Dungannon area. Phone
529-7748. •--49,50
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LUGHNO.W swim
TO
UNITED COOPERATIVES
OF ONTARIO
LIVESTOCK DEPT.
TORONTO
Ship your livestock
With . ,
BILK TAYLOR
R. R. # 5, LUCKNOW
On Tuesdays
Or groups of 5 or more
On Thursdays
From Lucknow Stockyards
CALL
528-3530 Some
or
528-3119 Yards
Tuesday or Thursday by
8:30 a.m. for prompt service
ASK BILL FOR
REQUIREMENTS OF,
REPLACEMENT CATTLE.
—39tfar
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Lucknow SentineI, 'Wednesday, December. 12, 1979 -Pap
'E SNOW PLOWING
VILLAGE OF LucKNO.w.:,.
All vehicles • must be removed from all streets In
Lucknow between the hours of 2 a.m. and 7 a.m.
during the winter.months: • ,
The Village will not assume responsibility for
damage to vehicles who do not comply with
• these regulations. ,
Cars left on the street may be towed away at the
owner's expense:
Notice of Sale
by Tender
Sealed tenders will be received by United Co-.
operatives of Ontario until noon, January. 10,
1980for the sale.of .a vacant parcel of land
located near Lucknow, Ontario on Highway •
#86, having approximately 39 acres and
presently zoned to allow highway commercial
development [C-4].
The property is known as being Parts. of Lots
47 and 48, Concession 1, in. the Township of
Kinloss in the County of Bruce and is- shown:,
as Part 2 on 'Reference eference Plan 3R-1649.
Tenders. are invited on the following ,
conditions: •
1, ,endersmust be accompanied, by a
certified cheque payable toU ited Co-opera-
tives of Ontario for ten' [10%1 of the amount
of tender as deposit, 'which deposit will be
returned if the tender :is not accepted, and
forfeited to United Co-operatives of Ontario
as liquidated damages if - the tender is
accepted and the sale not completed, by the
purchaser. .,
2. Only sealed tenders marked "UCO
Lucknow Property" will be accepted.
S. The highest or any tender will not'
necessarilybe accepted. •
4. The tenders will be accepted on the basis
that the purchaserhas inspected•:the property
described' and no warranty is expressed or •
can be implied as to description, condition,,
quantity or inany manner: whatsoever.
5. Tenders may not be withdrawn until, they
have been considered by United Co-opera-
tives of Ontario. United Co-operatives . of
Ontario reserves the right to waive any of the
conditions herein, '
Tenders' will be opened at a meeting' to be
held at the "offices of the undersigned
solicitors, 7th Floor; 151 City Centre Drive,
Mississauga, Ontario,., on Thursday, January
10,•.1980 at 12:00 o'clock 'noon. Any person
submitting a tender is invited to attend the
opening of tenders.
Further 'particulars and conditions of sale
may be obtained from Richard P. Preston,
Real Estate Manager, United Co-operatives
of .Ontario, 151 City Centre Drive, • Miss-
issauga, Ontario; 416.270-3560.
DATED at 'Mississauga, Ontario this 10th
day of December, 1979. •
United Co-operatives
of Ontario
By its Solicitors, Bowden L.
McLean, 0.C., 151 City. Centre
Drive, Mississauga, Ontario
L5A 3A4,
416-270-3560
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TEESWATER Comtnercial
building, centrally located -
suitable for variety store,
beauty shop or any business..
Beautiful apartment ' above,
broadloonted and decorated,
Suggested asking price in the
upper twenties. Well worth
the asking price .for living
quarters.
FIVE ACRE building lot in
Glamrnis - Tiverton' area -on
the property is a new 10".
basement house wall. Hydro
to the property -drilled well.
Asking :$24900, owner trans-
ferred.
LUCKNOW building lot
140' x 841/2', one blockfrom
main. street, . excellent loca-
tion, reasonably priced.
OUR MANY LISTINGS :
INCLUDE: •
'100 ACRES Morris Twp.,
level cash crop .land, 'no
buildings, over 80: acres
workable.
150 ACRES north of Tees -
water, highway farm, . brick
house with new addition and,
::new kitchen, new,,.combina-,
tion furnace 2 baths, barn :.
80 x .90, pit silo 26' x82'.
Asking 5129,000'. Will con-
sider all reasonable offers.
116 ACRE. highway farm
near Wingham, an outstand-
ing farm.
100 ACRES on highway .in.
Delmore area.
MEL MATHERS .
Wingham,
Phone 357-3208
Rep. L. W.. Hutton
Real Estate Ltd.
. Broker, Kincardine
80 Acres
BuIh
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
W. J. *mhos
REALTY LTD.
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