The Lucknow Sentinel, 1976-10-06, Page 5WANTED — 3% acres or more
of land within 10 miles of Kintail
- Kingsbridge area. Phone Art
Boisler, Stratford, business 271,
2491 or residence 393-5928.
WANTED — someone to pick 70'
acres of grain corn. Phone 395-
5898. '
CARPENTRY WANTED — will
• ing to do repairs, renovations, ad-
ditions, etc. Contact George Lub-
bersl.Whitechurch, phone 357-3457,
STRAYED
warimitamormamairmlimmlims
STRAYED. — from SH Lot 22,
'Concession 6, West Wawanosh,
one roan heifer, 600 lbs., Bar Dia-
mond brand mark on left hind
flank:—Anyone knowing of its
whereabouts phone Wayne Red-
mond 529-7302. ,
'STRAYED -- from , long grass
between Jerry Dorscht's and Wm.
McPherson's on St. Helens side-
road, a 3 speed Cougar X100 with
red banana seat, on Tuesday,
September 26th between the hours
of .6 and 7 -p.m. If seen, please
phone 528-5051. Reward.
NOTICE
HILRAY FARMS LTD.
ABATTOIR, HOLYROOD
The best in Horne Grown, Dry
Fed, Drug Free Beef. Try our
Fresh Home Made. Sausage. Cus-
i0111 killing by appointment.
Phone 528-2132
HAVING A DRINKING PROB-
LEM? AA can help. Phone God-
erich 524-6001 or Walkerton 881-
3655.
NOTICE RE
HOG SHIPPING •
Day Change for this week only
I am now shipper for U.C.O.
Hogs will be shipped Tuesday,
(because of the Monday Holiday)
7 a.m. - 12 noon. Cattle are shipp=
ed Tuesday, I will be, at the yards
Monday morning and Tuesday
from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. I would
appreciate your patronage. •
William Taylor, 529-7310 - home
528-3119 - yard
NOTICE '
re are s ope ngs in the
1st HolYrood Guide Company for
any girl between ages 11 to 14 in
the Holyrood Kinloss area inter-
ested in Guides. Meetings are
Wednesday evening 7 to 9 p.m. at
Kinloss Central School. Registra'
tion for year $4.00. Leaders *Mrs.*
Jim Young and Mrs. Leo Murray.
NOTICE
•RE SERVICE OFFICER
Anyone wishing information,
advice, or assistance, regarding
War disability pensions, t treat-
ment, allowances, etc., is request-
ed to contact Irvine Eedy, Dun-
gannon not later than Monday,
October 11, to arrange an inter-
view with the Provincial Service
Officer, Mr. Clare Wall.
PREGNANT.
AND DISTRESSED:t
Call BIRTHRIGHT
• '524-7157, 432-7197
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CARD OF THANKS
I, wish to thank all family and
frinds for their , thoughtfulness,
cards, flowers and calls 'While I
was in St. Joseph's 'Hospital, Lon-
don and since' returning home.
' Ardill Mason
' For all the cards,, gifts and let-
ters and all the visitors who re-
membered me on my birthday,
SepteMber 28, a very sincere
Thank You. A special thank you
goes to the Kairshea W.I. ladies
for their visit and lovely gift.
Belle MacKinnon
We would like to thank all
those who sent' cards, flowers,
gifts and treats during our stay in.
Wingham and District • Hospital:
Special thanks to Dr. Corrin, Dr.
McKim, Medical Centre staff and
nurses on 2nd floor.
Donna and Alesha Moffat
I wish to express thanks to all
who remembered me again while'
I was in Brampton hospital. Mail .
time was the best time. All was
so deeply appreciated.
Eva Nicholson
Mrs. Beatrice Adams wishes to
express thanks for cards, visits
and gifts she received while in
Wingham Hospital and in Univer-
sity Hospital, London. All was
deeply appreciated.
I would like to thank all the
ladies for the lovely gifts received,
at' the community shower held for
me in the Kairshea Hall on Sept-
ember. 24. Special thanks to
Blanche Needham, Ann Mac-
Dougalband Kathy Howald for or-.
ganizing such a, pleasant evening.
Irene Parker
We would like to thank all the
residents of Huron Villa, Ripley,
for the lovely farewell party and
gift, prior to us leaving for our
'new home in Dungannon. Special
thanks to Eileen Nesbitt who ar-
ranged the party.'
Chris and Connie Shelton
I wish to express sincere thanks
for cards, letters and other ex-
pressions of sympathy and kind-
nesses at the time of the deaths
of all my loved ones and my, last
sister Ida Taylor. All was deeply
appreciated. My burden is heavy,
but God is my strength and my
shield.' •
Mrs. Wilfred Drennan
The family of the late William
Irvin wish to express their sin-
cere thanks and appreciation to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for their kind help, sympathy,
Moral tributes and memorial don-
ations at the time of our recent
bereavement. Also thanks to the
staff of Pinecrest Nursing Home
and Wingham Hospital for the
care and kindness given our dad.
Special thanks to Robert MacKen-
zie, Rev. Cook, Dr. Corrin,. Dr.
McKim and their staff.
PINE LODGE. REST HOME
(THE FORMER PINECREST MANOR NURSING HOME)
(GOUGH LUCKNOW ONTARIO')
A supervised retirement rest home caring: for your
personal needs 24 hours per day. •
• • STANDARD, SEMI-PRIVATE AND
PRIVATE ACCOMMODATIONS '
LUCKNOW, .ONTARIO ,528-2703
The Workshop
WIB HARTIN
and SON
R.R. I Thingannon
ANY ITEM IN WOOD
NEW FURNITURE BUILT ,
OLD FURNITURE
REPAIRED
PHONE 529-7205
OUSE FOR SALE
Elgin, St. Off Bob St. in Lucknow
Ready For Occupancy
$42,500.00
3 bedroom,, kitchen, hying room, dining room,
4 pc. bath, full .basement. All exterior walls
bricked. Close to Public. School.
2 MORE HOUSES ARE BEING CONSTRUCTED AND
WILL BE READY FOR VIEWING SOON'
GERRIE GLENN INC.
• LUCKNOW': PHONE 528-3234
NIGHTMARE
Statistics show that instead of
taking, a vacation a great many
families find that "'the vacation
took them—and' for plenty.
CHOICE BUILDING LOT ideally
located in the Village of Ripley,
lot size 65' x 130'.
125 ACRES HURON TWP., beef
barn, new pit silo with roof, well
cared for; 4 bedroom home with
all conveniences.
OWNER HAS MOVED, must sell
Parkwood mobile home. Complet-
ely furnished and nearly new.
Must be moved from present loc-
ation.
LUCKNOW DUPLEX — 1,st unit
3 bedrooms, 3 pc. bath; 2nd •
unit — 2 bedrooms, 3 pc.' bath; TIRED, OF RENTING? Getting
oil furnace, newly painted. Askihg, married? Look over this well car-
ed for 12' x 60' mobile home with
• a 12' x 12' addition and sun deck.
Located on a lot 66' x 132' in Dun-
gannon. Immediate possession.
WE' HAVE an established general
store with 4 bedroom living quar-
ters for sale. For' further partic-
ulars give. Us a call.
Robt. Campbell
Bus. 528.2031
Res. 529.7417
$25,000.
POINT CLARK COTTAGE. —
Lake front, 2 bedrooms, 3 pc.
bath, beautiful view, all furnish-
ed. Asking $32,500.
KINLOSS FARM — 100 acres, 90
workable, 'good barn and pit silo,
house needing repairs./ Asking
$69,000.
WARREN ZI141 ,
Phone 529.7350
McDONACH
REAL ESTATE & 'INSURANCE
LTD.
4,••••4****H.,•••••••••9#•••••#.
THE MAN TO SEE IS .
RIPLEY, '3 bedroom seven room
home. Ideal retirement location.
Close to stores, schools and
churches. Immediate possession.
TOW L,UCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 1976 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, WO
WANTED
ale Self-discipline• is a habit that
11, can be cultivated—and there's no
ER 8 other habit so -worthwhile.
CUSTOM
COMBINING
GRAIN AND CORN -
Complete drying facilities
. ,
CONTACT
Otto Weber'
R.R. 1 Lucknow
Phone 357-2095
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express thanks to
all who remembered us in var-
ious ways while we were in hos-
pital. Special thanks to Drs. Mc-
Kim and Corrin and 'nurses' on 2nfl.
Diane, and Larissa Brooks
The family of . the late Thomas
Anderson wish ' to express their
gratitude to relatives, friends and
neighbours for their loving 'sup-
port so freely giyen in so many
different ways, in the loss of a
dear husband and father. Also for
the many beautiful floral tributes,
donations to the Canadian Bible
Society, the Ontario Heart Found-
ation,. the Canadian Cancer Soc.:
iety, the Gideon Memorial Bibles,,
and the many cards. These kind
deeds will be lovingly remember-
ed by Dorothy, Andy and Bonhie.
REAL ESTATE
.-,'.',.°.;tc."`0",,,R.°,,`2 • 357.1117
$16,900 full price for. Village lot
and mobile home in excellent con-
dition. Situated in Gorrie.
VILLAGE HOME: 2bedrooms,
extra family room, completely
modern, located in Wroxeter. Only
$25,009.
TOWN BLOCK: now you can pur-
chase your own Town block in-
cluding one of the most elegant
homes in 'the 'area, located in
Wroxeter on 3 acres of landscap-
ed grounds. Total of 11 rooms con7
taro such original ' features as
winding stairs, alcoves, red
cherry trim, antique library and
many more. This homy must be
seen to be fully appreciated., Price
only $65,000.
COUNTRY HOME: 1 mile off
Provincial hwy., attractive 2
storey brick. Completely renov-
ated with new Hanover kitchen,
new miring and plumbing, hew
combination wood - oil furnace,
also a new chimney and roof plus
aluminum windows and heavy in-
sulation. New septic disposal sys-
tern & drilled well. The full price
for all of this is only $39,000.
KEITH
FITZSIMMONS
BROKER
WINGHAM, .ONTARIO
'510=357-1i17
HOUSE FOR SALE IN LUCKNOW
Two storey home on Gough St. on lot 86' x 165'; two bath- ,,
rooms, one upstairs and one on main floor;. three bedrooms, fam-
ily room, living room, dining room, kitchen, small office; oil fur-
nace; garage; inspection by appointment only,
CONTACT
DON THOMPSON — LUCKNOW
Phone 528-2822 or 528-3516
HOT MIX PAVING AND .
SEALING,
DRIVE ,WAYS AND PARKING 'LOTS
FOR FREE ESTIMATES PHONE
ROBERT SYMES-CONTRACTOR
Lucknow 528-3047
3 Mon-
,m, at
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