The Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-06-06, Page 5SDAY, JUNE 6, 1973
PPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
FOR SUPERVISOR
THREE ASSISTANTS
11CATIONS will be receiv-
Jun? 15th for/ the position
rvisor for the Youth in
Summer Employment
jn Lucknow. Duties to
ROLLER SKATING
USE LEAGUE BALL
MOUND PROGRAM
Three Assistants for the
supervisor's duties start
for ten weeks and the as -
'July 3rd for 8 weeks.
Information regarding sal -
duties, etc. contact Bill
phone 528-3424.
OBBER
TAMPS
FROM
UCKNOW
SENTINEL
THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
NOTICE
, NOTICE
• TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
• Take notice that the Port Albert
• Dump will be officially closed on
the 1st day of June, 1973.
The new "Waste Disposal Site"
on part of W%. lot 10, Concession
6, •Eastern Division and the
"Waste Disposal Site" on part of
lot 3, Concession 13, Western Div-
ision will be open commencing
June 2nd and will be open until
further notice on each Saturday
and Monday from 10 A.M. to 6.
• P.M. for residents of Ashfield
Township only.
No land within the Township of
Ashfield except the two parcels
described above shall be used for
• disposing of waste. Any person
•who contravenes any of the pro-
visions of the Dumping By -Law
which was/ passed by council
March 20th, 1973, shall be liable
to a. fine not exceeding $300.00
for each offence.
Donald • M. Simpson,
Clerk, Township of Ashfield
•
STMEI4T
E STERLING
UST CORP.
ailing Interest Rates
ent Savings Plan
cur Representative
EX MacNAY
LUCKNOW.
COLLYER
RICAL CONTRACTOR
Specializing In.
CTRIC HEATING,
C WIRING AND
REPAIRS
and
ELECTRICAL
APPLIANCES
Financing Available
w – Phone 528-5802
R. BRAY
CTOR OF
IROPRACTIC
OSEPHINE STREET
WINGHAM, '
PHONE 351.1224
WINGHAM
EMORIALS
NTEED GRANITES
TERY LETTERING.
ONABLE PRICES
Direct and Save
351.1910
- Res. Ph. 357-1015
acKENZIE
RIAL CHAPEL
MER OF
14TED PUNERAL
ORS SERVICE
NERAL SERVICE
Conducted according to
• at your Home, 'your
of at our Merndrial
no additional charge:
Iv, Phone 528.3432
Day or Night
• ADMIRAL TV
.
AND.
•ANTENNA
SALES AND SERVICE
• DON THOMPSON
TV
R.R. 3 RIPLEY
• TELEPHONE 3!5-2393-
K. J. ,MacKEISIZIE, O.D.
• Optometrist
LISTOWEL PHONE 291-1511
• INSURANCE
• FIRE, WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE &
INVESTMENTS
To Protect Your Jack,
• inure With/Jack Today.
•J. A'. McDONAGH
Lucknow, Phone 528-3423
R. W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW.
• Eiery Wednesday and •
Saturday Afternoon
Office in the Joynt Block
Telephone:
• Lucknow 528-3116
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST.— GODERICH
, •
The Square
(Phone 524-7661)
• A. M. 'HARPER
CHARTERED • ACCOUNTANT
40 The Square, Goderich
Telephone 524-7562 •
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CARD OF THANKS
wish to express thanks to the
nursing staff at Wingham and
•District Hospital for their good
care, to Doctors Corrin and Mc-
Kim and to neighbours and
friends for cards and visits.
Oscar Hodgins
We would like to extend our
sincere thanks to relatives, neigh-
bours and friends for the. beauti-
ful floral tributes, memorial don-
ations and other kind acts of
sympat shown' during our re-
cent s d bereavement in the
tragic s Michael. Special
thanks to Rev. Ball, Jack and
Lorraine McGuire, Bill and Beth
Johnstone and the Olivet unit of
the Ripley U.C.W.
Jean and David King
and family
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to relatives, • neighbours
• -and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown during our re-
cent sad bereavement in the loss
of a dear. wife & mother, and for
the beautiful floral tributes, cards
of sympathy and memorial don-
• ations. Special thanks to Dr. Mc-
Kim, The MacKenzie. Funeral
Home. and Rev.. McClenaghan as
• well as those who assisted so
capably at home.
Lorne and Marsha Alton
We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to relatives, neighbours
and friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown during our re-
cent sad bereavement in the loss
of a dear daughter and sister.
Special thanks to everyone who
so capably assisted with and pro-
vided food, at home.
Gordon and Hazel Smyth
•and family
We wouldl ike to extend our
sincere thanks to our friends and
relatives for the expressions of
sympathy, food brought to our
homes and kindness shown during
the sad bereavement of our
daughter-in-law and sister-in-law
Kathlene Alton. •
Harvey and Bessie Alton
• Ronald and Edna Alton
• Paul and Eleanor Henderson
• I would like to extend a great
• big thank you to everyone who
was so kind to mewhile I was in
University Hospital. These acts
• of thoughtfulness are deeply ap-
preciated and will always be re-
membered.
Sincerely
Linda Henderson
We/ wish to extend our warmest
thanks to our friends and, neigh-
bours who honoured us at • a
• gathering at , our home on May
30th and presented us with two
lounge chairs, a lawn table and
• a valet jewel box. •
Ralph, Euphemia and
Jack Cameron
• .We wish to express thanks to
all those who sent cards and gifts
while in Victoria Hospital.
Tom, Hilda and Mark Andrew
I wish to thank friends and
• neighbours for cards, gifts and
visits while I was in St. JosephLs
Hospital, London and since re-
turning home. All was deeply ap-
• preciated.
•• Isabel Gaunt
I would like to thank everyone
for visits, cards, gifts ' and
flowers while I was a patient in
University Hospital, London. All
was very much appreciated.
Joyce Moran
Tim Reurink wishes to express
thanks for cards and assistance
with farm work while he was hos-
pitalized due to a hand injui.y. All
was deeply appreciated.
BrITONAGH
REAL ESTATE BROKER
HOME
• 1 storey bungalow in Lucknow,
4 piece bath 2 bedrooms, 1
block from main street. Asking
• price.$11,500.
WANTED LISTINGS
Have prospective clients for
all kinds of properties
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Bus. 528-2031 Res. 528-3821
• Treat Injuries
At Hospital
• Eric McNee, Dungannon, am-
putated the distal end of his right
first finger May 30 while using a
planer at his home.
Mr's. Stanley (Jean) Hays, R. R.
1 Wroxeter, driver 9f a car ap-
plied the brakes to avoid striking
some children who were.crossing
the road and lost control and
• went into a ditch and into a field
on the 9th of Turnberry. Invest-
igated aby Wingham 0.P.P.
Balzer.
Mrs. James (Bertha) Struthers
• of Teeswater, was driver of a
car involved in ,a rear end colli-
sion, 1 mile south of Molesworth.
Appaiently she, slowed her car to
avoidl a previous accident and the
driver behind her struck her car.
Mrs. Struthers was admitted
to hospital with chest injuries and
neck and left leg injuries. List-
owel 0.P.P. investigated.
Wayne Carter, age 18, R. R.
5 Lucknow, lost control of his
motorcycle June 3 and recoived
abrasions and contusions to his
right arm and abdomen. Wing -
ha m 0.P .P. Cpl. Croskill in
Red Cross youth learn the neces-
sity of concern for their own
community and for the larger
community of the world. •
H. D. PURDON
Real Estate
(limited
M.L.S. REALTOR
ON MAIN STREET downtown,
excellent • accommodation for
apartment building, or business
•with spacious living quarters,
multi - attached garage., Wonder-
ful opportunity for right person.
LOTS FOR SALE — quiet resi-
dential area, near public school,
close to- high school buses, price
$1800.
Member of London and
Si. Thomas
• Real Estate Board
for M.L.S. Listings with 700
member salesmen to sell for you
Phone WIngham 357736P • '
CHISHOLM
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SUNOCO ' DISTRIBUTOR
•
LUCKNOW . .
Phone 529-7524 Or. 524-705i
FREE BURNER SERVICE
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FOR SALE
250 ACRE FARM in West Wm..:
anosh Twp.; approximately 200
acres workable; 8 room well -
cared 'for home with all conven-
iences; drilled well. Barn 72 x-
38 and 40 x 40. Present owner
carrying on mixed farming. Pos-
session can be arranged.
150 ACRE FARM in Kinloss Twp.,
nearly all workable, slightly rol-
ling, good drainage. Two storey
brick home with new kitchen,
bathroom and furnace. Barn 40
x 72 with loose pens for beef
cattle; 2 silos 18 x 50 and 14
48. This farm is well located;
possession and terms can be ar-
ranged. •
COUNTRY HOME located in vil-
lage, on one acre of land. Four
bedroom home with 3 piece bath,
oil furnace. Taxes $135.00 a year.
If you are looking for a retire-
ment or summer property make
• an appointment to see this home.
3 BEDROOM frame home, re-
quiring renovation, two miles
from Lake Huron, situated on
• acreage to suit the purchaser.
• Asking $5,000. Possession on ap-
proval of severance.
• 200 ACRE° Highway farm, close
to Auburn; large barn plus mod-
ern pole )arn° and 2 silos and 1
=loader; 4 bedroom frame
• home with 4 piece bath. Excel-
lent productive soil. Make an ap-
• pointment to see this property.
GENERAL. STORE located on
• Highway handling a full line of
groceries, meat, feed and dry
goods. The 3 bedroom living
quarters have been recently re-
novated. Having a turnoirer in
excess of $100,000, this is an ex-
• cellent location and terms can be
arranged. Shown by •appointment
only. •
50 ACRE FARM, 1 mile from
Highway -Noe 21, 7 room brick
home, recently remodelled, with
every convenience; broadloom;
nearly • all furniture to remain.
Barn 45 x 60 with painted steel
siding/ The land is level and well
drained, presently all seeded
down. This is an above average •
property and must be seen to be
appreciated. Terms available.
If you are thinking of buying or
have property for sale.
give us a Call
• WARREN ZINN
Phone 529-7350
Wilfred Mcintee
& Co., Limited
• • • WALKERTON
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