The Lucknow Sentinel, 1974-03-13, Page 5WANTED — general carpentry,
cabinets, formica and arborite
tops. Elmer Culbert. Phone 395-
5298 or 395-5516:
WANTED TO BUY — baled hay
and straw. Mark Rohrer, R. 3
Wingham, phone 357-2868 before
8:00 a,m. or after 7 p.m.
WANTED — cedar rails. Will
dismantle existing fence if nec-
essary. Phone P. Edisbury 395-
2438.
WANTED — grass for a number
of Holstein heifers. Phone 529-
7312.
WANTED — 2 row corn planter,
in good condition, to fit an Allis
Chalmers WD or WD 45 tractor,
or a John Deere 2 row on wheels.
Phone 395-2273.
WANTED TO BUY — entire or
partial household furnishings or
' estates. Lorne A. Sparks, R.R. 5,
Lucknow. Phone 528-5304.
WANTED TO RENT — acreages
wanted suitable for growing
grain, also want to buy or rent
fields and larger acreages for
hay. C. E. Hodgson, Chesley, 363-
5493.
WANTED — to rent 100 acres,
more or less, level well drained'
-Lind. H. Caldwell, Phone Blyth
523-4407.
WANTED' — dead or disabled
cows, horses and' Stocker - cattle,
500 to 1200 lbs. lc a lb.; dead or
disabled cows and horses, 1300
lb. and over $20.00 each; Our
trucks are power equipped, plus
two-way' radios for faster service;
24 hour service, 7 raster a week,
Brussels Pet Food Supplies, Lie,.
cence No. 4401c-74. Phone collect
519-887-9334.
WANTED TO BUY -- Dead Stock
We pay up to $10.00 for dead
cows and • up to $20.00 for dead
horses', smaller animals accord
ing to size. Call collect 881-3459
Walkerton or Zenith 58130 (no
toll charges) Graf Stock Re-
moval:
WANTED
WANTED — baled hay and straw
and mixed grain. Cecil McNall,
phone 529-7255 after 7 p.m.•
NOTICE
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
A Child •Health Clinic will be
held Tuesday, March 19th in the
Legion rooms from 10:00 - 11:30
a.m.' This will be for infants and
pre school children.
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
NOTICE
We are. Closed Mondays and
open Thursdays. Greer T.V. and
Electric, Lucknow.
-ATTENTION FARMERS AND
SPRAYER OPERATORS
Dinner meeting at Candlelight
Inn (Pizza Patio) on March 26th,
at 12:30' p.m. Anyone interested
in 'spraying or application of
sprays or sprayers please call
us or return your card, to let me
know how many to expect. Phone
George Wraith 524-6511 or 524-
/002.
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GOOD THINGS HAPPEN
WHEN YOU HER
RED ,
CROSS
CHISHOLM
FUELS
HEATING
OILS
SUNOCO DISTRIBUTORS
LUCKNOW
Phone 529-7524 or 5247681
FREE BURNER SERVICE
Products For Farm, Home and
Industry
WANTED. LISTING "'
As we have
prospective clients.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Bus. 528-2031. lies. 528-3821
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THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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SPAY, MARCH 13th, 1974
KING EVENTS
NNOA MEETING
11VIeeting f the Wingham
tact Hos 1 AsslaTton
held Oil iday,- arch
p.m. in the Nurses to
Building, Catherine
[afters of business per-;ham.
the Wingham and Dis-
;pital Association will be
A, including election of .
and other officers.. In
cast a ballot in the el-
directors a person must
Mber of the association.
,ar memberships may be
I for the sum of $1.00 at
ital Office or Wingham.
A's Office.
memberships must be
d at least ten daye prior
inual meeting. Everyone
Ritter, President, and
Strong, Secretary
i A. PETERSON
F.RED ACCOUNTANT
Lucknow
;hone 528-2016
TESTMENT
STERLING
UST CORP.
ing ,Interest Rates.
lent SaVings Plan
Representative
MacNAY
JCKNOW
COLLYER
AL CONTRACTOR
acializing In
111C HEATING,
[C WIRING AND
REPAIRS
and
ELECTRICAL
PLIANCES
lancing Available
— Phone 528-5802
BRAY
mi. OF
OPRACTIC
MINE STREET
NGHAM,
NE 357-1224
NGHAM
IORIALS
EED GRANITES
:Y LETTERING.
ABLE PRICES
'eCt and Save
910
Res. Ph. 357.1015
CENZIE
U., CHAPEL
IvIBER.OF
ED FUNERAL
RS SERVICE
IL SERVICE
acted according to
Your Home, your
It our Memorial
dditiOnal charge.
Phone 328-3432
or Night
1411.111ft!liaimijammiegiiiiint
IN MEMORIAM
BLAC — in• loving memory of
a de husband and father, How-
d Black, who died 13 years ago,
arch 17.
Softly the leaves of memory fall
Gently we gather and treasure
them all;
Unseen, unheard, he is always
near,
Still loved, still missed and very
dear.
Lovingly remembered by his
wife Edna and his family. •
ERRINGTON — in loving, mem-
ory, of a husband, father, grand-
father and, great grandfather, Vic-
tor Errington, who passed away
one year ago, March 15, 1973.
Gone from us but leaving
memories
Death can never take away,
Memories that will always linger
While upon`' this earth we stay.
Lovingly remembered by wife
and families.
30ZAHTJaVII DAD ,14011
CARD OF THANKS
Amplisimm.
We would like to express our
deepest appreciation and thanks
to our relatives, friends and
neighbours, who were so kind and
thoughtful to us, sent floral trib-
,utes, sympathy cards, 'donations
and helped in many ways in this
our time of sickness and bereave-
ment of 'a dear wife, mother and
daughter. Special thanks to Dr.
Street, staff on the first floor of
Clinton Hospital, Rev. Fred 'Car-
son, Pastor . Alfred Fry arid,
Arthur's Funeral Home. They will
ever be remembered by Orval
and Ron McPhee and Mrs. Kerns.
Miss Catherine MacGregor and.
Mrs. Mae Stuart wish to thank
Mrs. Newbold and staff for their
kindness in making Miss Mac-
Gregor's 101st birthday a very
pleasant occasion. Thanks . also
to all friends who visited her that
day and for the many cards and
gifts received.
I would like .to thank everyone
`who visited me while I Was A
patient In University Hospital and
since I returned home. To all who
remembered me with cards, let-
ters, fruit and treats and to those
whd helped my family at home,
my sincere thanks for your kind-
ness.
Elmer BuShell
The family of the late. Donald
E. U. Thompson• wish to express
their sincere thanks to relatives
and neighbours for their acts of•
kindness, floral tributes and don-
ations to the Heart Fund at the
time 'of the death of .a dear
brother and, uncle; also, thanks
to Pastor Fry, Elliot Lapp, Mrs.
Wightman and •the ladies who
served lunch following the fun-
eral.
Mrs, Verna Elphick wishes to
thank her friends, neighbours
and relatives for cards, flowers
and visits, while she was in K.-W,.
Hospital, Kitchener; also for
visits since she came home. Spec-
ial thanks to Doctors Corrin and
McKim. All was very much ap-
preciated.
I would like to thank everyone
who sent cards and letters to me
while I was in hospital in Holly-
wood, Florida and since return-
ing to the motel. A special thanks
to Hazel and Charlie Webster
whose, help and kindness was
much' appreciated.
Lloyd Ashton
APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS
SCHOOL BUS DRIVER .
HOWICK CENTRAL
PUBLIC SCHOOL
R.R. 1 GORRIE
.Written applications addressed
6): Mr. R. L. Cunningham, Trans-
portation Man a ger HURON
COUNTY BOARD OF EDU-
CATION, 103 Albert Street, Clin-
ton, Ontario NOM 1LO, will be
received until 12:00 'noon on Fri-
day, March 22; 1974. Duties to
commence on Monday, April 1,
1974.
APPLICATIONS
WRITTEN APPLICATIONS_
will be received for the position
of organist in Lucknow United
Church. To commence early in
June. Replies to' state salary ex-
pected and to be returned by
April 1st to Melvin Morrison,
Recording Steward, R.R: 1 Luck-
now.
PAGE FINS
Have clients looking for 150- 200
acres beef farm — small .acreage'
with house - also small parcels
of land within a radius of 5 miles
of Lticknow.
2 SELF-CONTAINED APART-
MENTS• each with 4 rooms and
a bath, located on .1/2 acre lot.
Solid building, well insulated and
electrically heated. This would
,be ideal for a retired couple with
income from the other apartment.
Priced right ,at $15,000 with im- •
mediate possession.
7 ROOM FRAME HOME on
Clyde Street, Lucknow with large
lot 82 x 132; 2 piece bath. Good
solid home needing paper and'
paint. Asking $12,000. Owner an
.,,to sell -- make us an offer.
COUNTRY STORE, — modern
brick building and living quar-
ters, situated on Highway No. 86;
15 miles from Lake Huron. Ideal
opportunity for expansion with
additional 60 acres • of rolling
acreage which could be potential
trailer camp site. If you would
like your own business make, an
appointment to 'see • this soon.
4 LOTS located in Kinloss Town-
ship, 132 x 330. Asking $4,500.
7 ROOM BRICK HOME located
in Teeswater; 3 bedrooms, bath,
kitchen, living room, dining room
and den with broadloom, tile and
linoleum floors. Detached garage.
This home is in excellent con-
dition.
WE HAVE a client whose farm
is sold and he would like approx-
imately 200 acres with buildings
and land suitable for growing
grain, corn, etc. Possession need-
ed this spring.
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.
WARREN ZINN
Phone 529-7350
Wilfred Mclntee
& Co., Limited
WALKERTON
Member of the Grey and Bruce.
Multiple Listings ServiCe
List M.L.S. — Over 60 Salesmen
Working For You
DI
FOR RENT — modern 2 bed-
rOom apartment, wall to wall
carpeting throughout, frig and
stove included. Phone Ripley 395-
2672.
APARTMENT FOR RENT ---
available immediately, partially
furnished if, desired, suitable ,for
one or two people. Apply to Irs.
Jim Ritchie, Apartment No. '8 in
Ashton Block.
FOR RENT idfid
worulauJ
ADMIRAL TV
AND
ANTENNA
SALES AND SERVICE
DON THOMPSON
TV
R.R. 3 RIPLEY
TELEPHONE 3954393
K. J. MirK.ENZIE, O.D.
Optometrist
LISTOWEL PHONE 291-1511
INSURANCE
FIRE;,WIND, CASUALTY
AUTOMOBILE &
INVESTMENTS
To Protect Your Jack,
Insure With Jack Today.
J. A. MCDONAGH
Lucknow, Phone 528-3423
R. W. ANDREW
Barrister and Solicitor
LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
IN LUCKNOW
Every 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 •