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NOTICE
HILRAY FARMS LTD.
ABATTOIR, HOLYROOD
The best in Home Grown, Dry
Fed, Drug Free Beef. Try our
Fresh Home Made Sausage. ,Cus-
tom killing by appointment.
Phone 528-2132
CLOSING NOTICE
Beattys Beauty Shop, Lucknow,
will be closed' from August 9 to
-August 18. -
CLOSED NOTICE
Huron Auto Wreckers will' be
closed all day Saturday, August
16th.
NOTICE
On July 15th someone 'in Luck-
now sent a man in a greyish
brown i/2 ton pickup truck to the
residence of G. R. Whitby to get
some fire extinguishers. Informa-
tion on this matter would be ap-
preciated. Phone 528-3813.
FOR RENT
FOR •RENT = small apartment .
available August 1st, furnished or
semi-furnished. Call 528-2174 • or
3134.
FOR RENT — a one bedroom fur-
nished apartment, one block from
Main Street, available September
1st. Phone 528-2031.
FOR.RENT — one bedroom apart-
ment, large living -room, kitchen -
dinette, utility room, heat and
hydro included; available' Septem-
ber 1st. Apply Village Store,
Whitechurch . phone 357-2530.
FOR RENT —7 3 bedroom house
between Lucknow and Ripley,
'available middle of August:. Mrs.
John Geertsma, phone 395-75510.
LOST
LOST — from Lochalsh area,
three 700 to 800 lb. steers, Bayne
MacLennan, phone 395-5351.
LOST — a pink cotton Centennial
dress, loaned at the tithe of Luck-
now Reunion. If anyone has it
please contact Virginia Hackett;
529-7546.
SNAIL'S PACE
•Payine as they go would cut
down the speed most people are
accustomed to traveling.
HTONAGH
REAL FS1ATE BROKER
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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SUPER CASH BINGO
Legion Hall, Lucknow, every
Thursday, 8:30 p.m. Pot of. Gold
game — winner take all. 14 reg-
ular games, $10 each: 2 Share
the Wealth games. A $30 Special
Jackpot game for $105 on 57 calls
or $25 consolation prize.
BOBBY GIMBY DANCE'
Friday, September 5th at Luck-
Arena;' -barbecue lunch,--$5-
per person; sponsored by Luck-
now Lions, tickets from all mem-
bers; tickets are available on TH.-
Cash Draw which will be held that
night.
25th ANNIVERSARY
The Agnew girls request the
honor, of .your presence at a re-
ception honoring the 25th wedding
anniversary of their parentp, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Agnew, to be
held in the Lucknow Arena, Sat,
urday, August '9, 10:00 p.m. -
1:00 a.m. Everyone welcome.
BUS TRIPS
Contact Montgomery Motors.
Lucknow for information on bUs
trips to Toronto Exhibition.
BASEMENT 'SALE
A Basement Sale will be held
in Kingsbridge Parish Hall, Satur-
day, August 16, 10 a.m. to' 4 pan.
sponsored by Kingsbridge C.W.L.
ANDREW - LANE PICNIC
The Andrews and Lanes are
gathering at -Ashfield Park, on.'
Sunday, August .10th at 12:00 noon
to celebrate the occasion -of. the
125th anniversary of their arrival
in Canada and the 50th Annual
family picnic. Bring your picnic
basket & we'll join in a smorgas-
bord dinner at twelve o'clock fol-
lowed by an afternoon of sports,
a variety program and visiting.
At five oclock lunch will be ser-
ved. We hope we can share this
day together.
DURHAM KINSMEN
SUMMER BINGO
Friday, August 18; $3200 in 'cash
Prizes. Four $100.00 Cash door
prizes. 19 games nitely, Doors
open at 7:00 p.m. at Durham
Memorial Arena..
HANOVER
HOLIDAY TOURS
WESTERN CANADA - 12 days
departs Aug. 16 by air and
motor coach and 22 days-
departs Aug. 30 by motor
coach. ViSit Calgary, Banff,
Victoria, Vancouver, Jasper, Edmonton.
NEW ENGLAND - 10 days
departs Aug. 9, includes
Boston and beautiful Cape Cod.
WILLIAMSBURG AND
COLONIAL. VIRGINIA - 8
days departs .SePt. 6. Visit
restored Williamsburg,
Jamestown, 'Yorktown,
Gettysburg, Washington.
SENIOR
CITIZENS SPECIAL
MANITOULIN ISLAND AND
SUDBURY - 2 days departs.
Aug. 5 and 8. Cruise on the new
M.S. Chi-Cheetriaun.
AKRON, OHIO - 2 days departs Sept. 6th. Attend the Cathedral of Tomorrow.
For information contact
Coach House
TRAVEL SERVICE
Goderich 524-8366
Jim COOrtney
TRAVEL SERVICE
Listowel 291-2111
Hanover
TRAVEL SERVICE
Hanover 1-800-265-3007
Kincardine
• TRAVEL SERVICE
Kincardine 3963477
PLUMBING and
HEATING
REPAIRS
INSTALLATIONS
Lic. Plumber
25 yrs. Experience
PHONE LUCKNOW
528-2922
PROFITEERS
Today it's not just the high
cost of meat, but a greedy few
wa'nt, to take all the gravy.
100 acres- in West Wawanosh,
spring creek, 35 acres workable,
balance in bush.
120 acres in East Wawanosh, 75
workable, spring creek, 2 trout
ponds. 3 bedroom brick and
frame house, barn and garage.
4 bedroom 2 storey brick house
on large lot with garage
Excellent 2 storey 3 bedroom
brick' house on 'large lot in the
country.
New brick 3 bedroom house on
good lot and good location.
3 bedroom 1 storey house with
new addition, immediate possess-
ion.
3 bedroom insul brick house on
the edge of Lucknow with large
steel shed partly insulated and
heated. '
Front row 2 bedroom frame cot-
tage with some furnishings on
Kintail Beach.
We have cleared and wooded
lots in the country for sale.
Robt. Campbell
Bus. 528-2031
Res. 529-7417
STRAYED
STRAYED — last week from farm
on western outskirts of Lucknovv,
a white faced Holstein cow., Any-
one knowing of its whereaboutS,
phone Joe MacMillan 528-2713.
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
Applications will, be received for
the position of
CARETAKER
FOR RIPLEY - HURON
COMPLEX
- (no ice making required)
State salary expected. Applic-
ations to be sent to Box 2 /Ripley,
Ontario by August 11, 1975 at 7
p.m. For particulars about dut-
ies phone 395-2670.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to,sincerely thank
our many relatives and friends
for the social evening and dinner
party given in honour of our sil-
ver wedding anniversary. The lov-
ely gifts, flowets cards and best
wishes have made this a mem-
orable occasion for us. Thank you
so much.
Bev and Bill peterbaugh
I wish to thank everyone who
remembered me with cards and
visits. Special thanks to Dr. Mc-
Kim and kind nurses while I was
a patient in Wingham' Hospital.'
Mrs. Art (Elva) Smeltzer
I would like to extend 'my sin-
cere thanks to relatives and
friends for cards, gifts, flowers
and '-visits during my . stay in
Wingham District Hospital. Spec-
ial thanks to doctors and nurses.
Sadie. C. Johnston
I wish to express thanks to
friends and relatives for their
cards and kicdnesses to ine ,and
• my family while I was a patient
in University Hospital, London
and since returning home. 'A very
special thank you to the neigh-
bours who so kindly looked after
my 'hay and stored it all in the
barn during my illness. These
acts of kindness will not be for-
gotten.
Russell Btishell
We wish to thank all who re-
membered us with gifts;• cards
and visits while in hospital. Spec-
ial thanks to Dr. Leahy and nurs-
es on 2nd floor..
Beth Wormington and Cherie Lynn
John and Doreen Dahmer and
family wish to thank those who
were so kind in expressing their
Sympathy at the time of their re-
cent bereavement. These acts,of
kindness were very much apprec-
iated.
The family of the late Robert
Stewart would like to express a
sincere thanks to relatives, friends
and neighbours, for their mes-
sages of .sympathy, floral tributes
and donations ,to the Heart Fund
during their .recent bereavement.
Special thanks to Dr. Leahy; nur-
ses in ICU of Wingham Hospital,
Barry and Joan McPherson Fun-
era'. Home, Teeswater.
The brothers and sisters of the
late Martin' MacInnes express
deep appreciation for cards of
sympathy and letters of comfort
in their loss of a much beloved
bi'other.
Jerry and Brenda (Ritchie)
Huizinga wish to thank all their
relatives friends and neighbours
for the lovely gifts at the time of
their Wedding. All was very much
appreciated and they were pleas-
ed to be remembered.
I would like to sincerely thank
all relatives, friends and neigh-
bours for the many cards flowers,
treats, phone calls and visits while
I was a patient in Victoria Hospit-
al; also thanks to the Lucknow
Legion. These were very much 4p-
predated.
.Max Bushell
PAGE FIVE
THE MAN TO SEE IS . . .
-3 BEDROOM HOME 'situated on:
Havelock St. This older home has
been well cared for and has the
advantage of location, mature
maple" trees," garden area, ete.
Must be sold to settle estate.
COUNTRY HOME in Ashfield, 3
acres of land, home has modern
kitchen, living, room and dining
room,' 3 bedrooms. Recently 'ren-
ovated throughout. •
215 ACRES of recreational and•
development acreage; approxi-
imately 60 acres of water with
balance in bush and open land.
3 BEDROOM TRAILER HOME
with addition on large lot in Vil-
lage of Ripley. Priced right.
MODERN 4 BEDROOM HOME in
Goderich, 2 bath, fireplace,- double
garage, on quiet street. Over
2,000 sq. ft, of living area.. Shown
by appointment only.
140 ACRES of choice tile drained
cash crop land, highway location,-
nearly new modern 4 bedroom
brick home. Modern finishing
barn for 325 hogs, liquid holding
tank. sealed grain storage.
197 ACRES with 175 workable, 8
room stone home. Barn for beef
cattle, located on paved •road.
Fall possession.
3 BEDROOM COTTAGE, lake-
front lot, Kintail beach, fully fur-
nished. This cottage has a 3
piece bath, built-in cupboards and
is priced to sell. Immediate pos-
session.
5 BEDROOM HOME and good
barn located in Ashfield Twp. on
24 acres of choice farm land. This
property is close to the lake.
16 ACRES mostly bush, spring
creek, well located on good road,
hydro available.
If' you have agricultural property,
large or small acreage, and are
thinking of selling, we would be
pleased to talk to you. All en-
"Aries confidential.
WARREN 'ZIN'N
Phone 529-7350
1975 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 30,1975
COMING EVENTS COMING EVENTS
TROUSSEAU TEA
Mrs. Harold France of 19 Pat-
rick Street, Wingham wishes to
invite relatives, friends and neigh-
bours of both families to a Trou-
sseau•Tea to be held at her home
on Saturday, August 23rd, 1975
from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m.
in honour of her daughter Bar-
bara's forthcoming marriage to
Grant McDonald otRipley,
50th ANNIVERSARY
In honour of the 50th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. ArL
dill, Mason, Ripley, their family
are holding Open House On Sun-
day, August 3rd from 2 to 4, p.m.
Relatives and friends are invited
to call. Best wishes only.
FINAL WEEK
•,Blyth Summer Festival presents
its final week of performances.
Mostly In Clover, July j31 and Aug-
ust 2 and The Mousetrap, July 30
and August 1. •
RECEPTION
There will be an open reception
honouring Mr. and. Mrs. Ron Mc-
Guire ' (Julie Reeves) following,
their marriage Saturday, August
16 in the Huron Township Hall.
LunCh will be provided. Everyone
welcome.
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY,
Listen to the radio and watch
for posters for particulars con-
cerning the Lucknow Horticultural.
Society Flower Show to be 'held
Wednesday, August 13.
TROUSSEAU TEA
-Mrs. Jim Hunter will entertain
at a, trousseau tea •on Monday,
August 18th at her home in honour
of ' her daughter Wanda's forth-
coming marriage' and welcomes
friends to call from 2 to 4 p.m. or
7 to 9 p.m. •
•
SUMMER DANCE -
Plan to attend the Summer
Dance. on Saturday, August 16th
in the Lucknow Arena, sponsored
by the Lucknow and District Kins-
men' Club. Music by the Harbour-
lites.
LUCKNOW QUEEN DANCE
On,Saturday, September 6, in
Lucknow 'Public School, Mac-
Kenzie's Band will play for the
dance _and Miss Lucknow will .be
choSen. The businessmen were
asked to sponsor a girl and al-
ready some girls have been con-
tacted. Any business who has not.
been. contacted and' would like in-
formation contact Frank Alton,
529-7218.
TROUSSEAU TEA
Mrs. Donald Murray of Holy-
rood will entertain at a Trousseau
Tea on Saturday, August 9 in
honour of her daughter Marjorie's
forthcoming marriage and invites
friends and relatives to visit from
2 - 4 or 7 - 9 p.m.,
SAND BLASTING
BRICK BUILDINGS .
ALL STEELWORK
"AIR HAMMER WORK
BACK HOEING
ARNOLD STOTHERS
PHONE 529.7403
FOR ESTIMATES
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