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MAX A. RIEGLING
Phone 395 5107 Evenings
Death Notice
ARNOLD At St. Joseph's Hospit-,
al, London on Sunday, November
2nd, 1975, Miss Lydia May Arnold,
of 858 Lorne Avenue, London, in
her 86th year. Dear sister of Mrs.
Laura McAlister, Toronto and
Mrs. • Dr. W. R. (Lillian)t Quinn,
London. Also survived by nieces,
Mrs. Ruth Gray, London, and Miss
Marion McAlister, Toronto, and
nepheW Mr. Arnold McAlister,
Agincourt. Visitation in the
Needham Memorial Chapel, 520
Dundas Street, after . 2 p.m.
Tuesday, where the funeral service
will be conducted Wednesday,
November 5th at 11 a.m., Rev.
Farquhar MacKinnon, of Centen-
nial United Church, officiating. At
the request of the family donations
to the Gideon Bible Society and the
Canadian Bible Society would be
appreciated. Interment South
Kinloss Cemetery.
WANTED
WANTED -- small tricycle and
one larger tricycle, good con-
dition. Phone Mrs. • Wm. John
Irwin, phone 529-7332.
WANTED — good ;home for toy
Pinscher and Terrier cross male
dog. Phone 528-2542.
HELP WANTED
SECRETARY
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION
requires
a full time secretary
at its administration centre
in Clinton
Duties, to start as soon as poss-
ible, include typing, machine and
- or shorthand transcription, fil-
ing, machine copy work and other
general office duties.
Salary,' fringe benefits and holi-
days in accordance with C.U.P.E.
agreement.
Applications, including tele-
phone number, should be deliver-
ed to 103 Albert St., Clinton, by
4 p.m. on Friday, November 14,
1975. .
W. Shortreed, D. J. Cothran.,
Chairman Director of Ed.
APPLICATIONS
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
at
Huron Centennial School
Brucefield
requires a
HALF-TIME SECRETARIAL
ASSISTANT
Duties to commence December
1st, 1975. To' work in School Lib-
rary each afternoon. Apply in
writing to A. Mothers, Principal,
before November 15th, 1975.
D. J. Cochrane, W. Shortreed
Director Chairman
APPLICATIONS
TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS
APPLICATIONS will be receiv-
ed by the undersigned for One
Part-time Grader Operator and.
Three Part-Time W i n gna e n.
Please state experience. Applic-
ations must be in the Road Super-
intendent's office by 5:00 P.M.,
November 17. Wages set by Union
Contract. No application neces-
sarily accepted.
Mr. Harold Smith,
Road Superintendent,
Holyrood, Ontario
CARD OF THANKS
• We would like to thank our
friends and neighbours for com-
ing and helping make the social
evening a happy .occasion. Thank
you for the gift of money and
special thanks to Bob and Jean,
Beryl and Allen and all those who
helped. Everything was greatly
appreciated.
Bud and Marj Parrish
Frank Mewhinney wishes to ex-
press thanks for cards, while he
was hospitalized and to those who
provided transportation for his
family. Air was deeply apprec-
iated.
Pearl Jamieson wishes /to ex-
press her thanks to her family,
relatives and friends for their
cards, flowers, gifts and visits,
while she was a patient in Uni-
versity Hospital. Special. thanks
to Drs. Corrin and McKim and
Dr. Ken McNay of Wiarton, also many thanks to. Rev. Glenn Noble
for his kindness 'shown to her and
her family.
I would like to thank everyone
for' letters, cards, flowers and gifts, I received while in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London and since
returning home.
Carol Bushell
Dick and Carolina Reed and
sons of Hazel Park, Michigan and
the family of W.. G. Reed,' Luck-
now, wish to thank everyone for
their kindness and sympathy dur-
ing the long illness and passing of
a beloved son and grandson.
IN: .MEMORIAM
HEWITT — in loving memory of a
very dear brother, John A. Hew-
itt (Jack) who entered into rest
November 13, 1974.
Calm and peaceful he is sleeping,
Sweetest rest that follows pain,
We who loved him, sadly miss
him,
But trust in God to meet again.
Lovingly 'remembered by sister
Bell and husband.
IRVIN — in loving memory of a
dear wife and mother Mabel Es-
tella Irvin who died one year ago,
November 5th, 1974.
Not till the loom is silent •and the
shuttles cease to fly,
Shall God unroll the canvas and
explain the reason why,
The dark threads are as needful,
in the weaver's skillful hand,
As the threads of gold and silver
in the pattern he has planned.
Sadly missed by husband and
family.
Bruce Farm Report
4-H FALL DANCE ,
The Bruce County 4-H Council
is sponsoring a dance in the dies-
ley District High School on Sat-
urday, November 8th, 1975. Dance
to the sounds of HAMADA from
9:00 P.M. to 1:00 A.M. 4-H mem-
bers are encouraged to' bring
along their friends and family to
help support 4-H in Bruce County.
This is an open dance; everyone
is welcome.
Randy Willick,
Extension Assistant
NOTICE
'During the late months of 1975,
we plan to have a series . of
meetings designed specifically for
the people who made use of the
IMPIP Program. The content of
these meetings is based on your
replies to the survey sent around
earlier. We know that the topics
art important ones • to everyone
and are ones of greatest concern
today.
We plan to have men knowledge-
able in that specific field give a
talk on designated' topics. 'Mere
will be • a question period after
each topic so you can feel free to
ask questions about that topic.
These people may also be avail-
able to talk to later or, visit your
farm if you have a serious prob-
lem..
Below • is a timetable of the
places and dates of these meet-
ings. More information will come
directly to you dater.
Please note that the same meet-
ing will be held in both plaCes.
You need only attend the one clos-
est- to you.
Please feel free to come. We are
sure you will gain from , these
meetings.
All others also welcome.
'W. J. Grexton,
Assistant Agricultural Rep.
Places —
Formosa Community Hall
Nov. 24; Dec. 2; Dec. 9, 1975
Bervie I.O.O.F. Hall
Nov. 28; Dec. 3; Dec. 10, 1975
All meetings start at 10:30 a.m.
and end at 2:30 p.m. Bring your
lunch; coffee will be provided.
SANDI BLASTING
BRICK BUILDINGS
ALL STEELWORK
AIR HAMMER WORK
BACK HOEING
ARNOLD STOTHERS
PHONE 529.7403
FOR ESTIMATES
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RIALTO
100 acres, 80 workable, balance
in hardwood bush and rough pas-
ture. Good L shaped barn, small
silo and excellent 3 bedroom' brick
house.
4 bedroom 1% storey frame
house on large lot. The asking
price has been reduced as owners
are anxious to sell.
2 storey frame building on main
street in Lucknow. This building
has 400 sq. ft. at front suitable
for small business and large
apartment in rear and above all
heated with nearly new furnace.
Priced for' quick sale.
187 acre dairy farm, level land,
70' ties, stable cleaner,' large silo
with automatic feeder also 44 x
60 ft. new addition to barn. Good
house with all modern conven-
iences.
Robt. Campbell
Bus. 528.2031
Res. 529-7417
Advertising
helps
YOU compare.
CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD
THE MAN TO SEE IS
COUNTRY HOME in Ashfield, 3
acres of land, home has modern
kitchen, • living room and dining
room, 3 bedrooms. Recently ren-
ovated throughout.
MARLETTE HOME 12 x 60 with
expanded living-room in beautiful
condition, stove, 'frig, broadloom
and other extras. This home is
situated on 'a corner lot in the
Village of Ripley. You would be
proud ton own this home. For fur-
ther particulars phone for appoint-
ment. ,
2 BEDROOM HOME located in
Lucknow, 3 piece bath, full base-
ment. Immediate possession avail-
able.
200 ACRE FARM located in the
Ripley area, approximately, 180
acres workable, pole barn 48 x 98
and paved yard. Three bedroom
home with all conveniences, new
oil furnace and drilled well.
5 ACRE LOT in Ashfield Town-
ship, treed and open area, located
a few miles from Lake Huron.
Asking $8,500.
TRAILER HOME 34 x 10 in good
condition, located in the Lucknow
area.
1.11111091131MI
5 BEDROOM HOME and good
barn located in Ashfield Twp. on
24 acres of 'choice farm land. This
property • is close to the lake.
If you have agricultural property,
large or small acreage, and are
thinking of selling, we would be
pleased to talk to you. All en-
quiries confidential.
eutouesitor
WARREN ZINN
Phone 529-1350
PAGE FIVE THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .
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BERT W. PESTELL
Real Estate Realtor, Waterloo
IS pleased to' announce the appointment . of
RUTH VAN DER MEER
AS SALES MANAGER OF A NEW
BRANCH OFFICE AT
AMBERLEY
Ruth is a long time 'resident of the area and is fully Pre-
pared to handle your Real Estate 'transactions. Ruth welcomes
your inquiries, and looks forward to meeting her many friends at
the 'new office opening.
REMEMBER THE DATE
Monday, November 3rd, 1975
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At the junction of higksvays 21 and 86
Amberley Office 395-5833
Residence (GOderich) 524-7875
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