The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-08-28, Page 1715. Tenders
Courtty,of Huron
QUOTATION FOR
WINTER SAND
SEALED QUOTATIONS on forms and in
envelopes available from the. officeof
the undersigned will be accepted until
4:00 p.m. local time on:.
THURSDAY
SEPTEMBER 12, 1985
for the following contracts:
(1) Supply of 3,500 tonnes of winter sand
et Auburn Patrol Yard .'
(2) Supply of 2,800 tonnes of winter sand
at Wroxeter Patrol Yard
All material shall comply to M.T.0
gradation for winter sand. The lowest
or any quotation not necessarily ac-
cepted.
R.A. DEMPSEY, P. ENG.,
Huron County Engineer.
Court House
Goderich, Ontario
N7A 1M2
County of Huron
TENDER. FOR VEHICLES.
FOR WINTER CONTROL
MAINTENANCE
.Sealed tenders on forms available from
the endersigned will be accepted until,
4:00 o'clock local time on
Thursday.
September 12, 1985
for all or any of the following pieces of
equipment for winter control commenc-
ing on or about November 11, 1985:
(1) 46,000 G.V.W. Tandem trucks without
operator . or box forinstallation of
County's sand spreaders to spread salt
and sand in various areas of the county.
HC -85=503 -, 1 truck required „for Wrox-
eter area
HC -85-504 -,1 truck required for Auburn
area
Tender forms may be picked up at the
office of the undersigned. The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted. ' /.
R.A. DEMPSEY, P. ENO.,
County Engineer
Court mouse
Goderich,'Ontario
Telephone 524-7412
21. Personal
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FREE SINGLES BUIIEriN! Meet someone
nice by phone or correspondence, locally or
province -wide. For further information
write: Barb, Box 2246-A, Sudbury, P3A 4S1.
State age. -035
HAVING A DRINKING PROBLEM? AA can
help. Phone Goderich 524-6001 or Walkerton
881-3655.—40tfar .
DATES GALORE For all ages and unattach-
ed. Thousands' of members anxious to meet
you. Prestige Acquaintances call, toll free
1-800-263-9163. Noon till 8 p.m. —013
PREGNANT and need help? Free positive
confidential support. Birthright. Call 357-
1066, 357-2392;•357-1769 or London 432-
9197 collect. —ft
17, Auction Sales
AUCTION SPECTACULAR, Labour Day;
September 2nd, 1:00 p.m. Antique toys,
firearms, coins,jewellery, furniture, collect-•
ables. See Friday's London FREE PRESS for
listing. Clarke Road Auctions, 476 Clarke
Road, London (519) 451-0998; —035
AUCTION, SALE
Of Household Articles will be held for
MRS. RUTH LYNCH OF TROW BRIDGE
at the .
LANGSIDE AUCTION CENTRE
33/4 miles east and 33/4 miles north
Of Lucknow at Langside
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, at 11 A.M.
Partial list' includes: 10 trunks with ' flat
and round tops; propane stove; 3 tables;
wooden wash stand; bed spreads; afgh-
ans; blankets; quilts; crocheting; doilies;
scarves; drapes; glass pitchers; vases;
glasses; cream and sugar sets;. utility
kitchen set; salt and pepper shakers;
fancy glassware; ornaments; coffee pot;
baby warming dish; old silverware; cups
and saucers; bowls; quart and pint
sealers; Tupperware; books; table cloths;
crocks; picture frames; lamps; flower
pots; tool cadie; wooden shoes; child's
training chairs; coal oil stove; step
ladder; medicine. cabinet; doll house;
school desk; wicker baskets; beds; black
and white T.V.s; old windows; aquarium.
CONSIGNMENTS: 2 .wringer washers;
G.E. radio and record add stereo player;
Fleetwood B & W T.V.,"'Z0" (O.K.); 39"
single bed and mattress; ' round and
cove; child proof fan with adapter; Torcan•
fan with window adapter; car carrier rack;
1974 Datsun char, as is; dresser vanity;
toaster; lawn., sprayer; axes; bucksaw;
shovel; tricycle; lawn chairs; shovel; 3
electric stoves; fridge; hand saw; polish-
er; hair dryer; meat grinder; Edg; 24"
house fan; 3" planks 10' 6"; wooden
chairs; 1975 Honda 350 XII.,, 1500 miles,
selling with reserve bid; ,bubble wheel
balancer;. writing desk; school desks; 3/4
drive' socket set•, 1,4 drive • socket sets'
screw driver set; 4" and 6" gear pullers;
pipe wrenches; sledge; vise; hunting
knives; come -a -longs; vise grips; slow
moving signs; electric fence stakes;
trouble light; jack knives; baby buggy;
couch; Inglis dryer;. coffee table; Surge
buckets; chrome table with 8 chairs-
chrome table with 5 'chairs; gas fireplace.
Numerous other articles. '
• Subject to additions or deletions
LUNCH BOOTH
TERMS CASH SELLING BY No:
Owners of auctioneers not responsible•for
any accidents day of sale
LANGSIDE AUCTION SERVICE
I AUCTIONEERS:
Allan R. Miller Bill Haldenby
39V8240 3905-5142
-Anyone wishing to consign articles to
this sale please call the above numbers or
have articles at'the Auction Centre by `
9 a.,hi. Day of Sale 1
22. Lost and found
LOST - 3 white faced Hereford, approxi-
mately 600 lbs.north of Highway 86,
Kinloss Township.. Phone 528-2847 or
5249900 after 8 p.m.—35,38x
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Lucknow Sentinel; Wednesday, August 28, 1985—Page 17
24. Business opportunities
HUNDREDS WEEKLY start fmm home part
or full time, Ideal husband -wife or retire-
ment business. Details write David Milne,
Box7043, Station "A", Toronto, MSW 1X7.
DISSATISFIED? 21/2 years ago I was broke
and dissatisfied. Inow earn over $15,000 per
month commission. K you have the desire to
earn this type of income. ACT NOW.
Contact between 9 - 5, 416-863-0109.-035
I EARN an extra $1000 plus a month part
time and would like to share this opportunity
with you. Pleasant and rewarding. Write C.
Kolmar and Associates, 638 Pineridge Rd.,
Waterloo, Ontario. N2L 5J9. —035
AUCTION SCHOOL 14th•year, 1,200 gradu- •
ates, courses April, August and December.
Write Westem Canada School of Auction-
eering�, Box 687, Lacombe, Alberta TOC
1SO. 'Phone (403)•782-6215. —035
31. Cards of thanks
•••••111.11. .11.41/•MNINIBM.W.Minalld.•141/11101.11.111MMINI
GIBSON
My sincerest thank you to all the ladies who
.planned; participated in and attended my
bridal shower on August 21. The gifts were
wonderful as was the fellowship. Thank you
all. You are invited to a Trousseau Tea,
Thursday, August 29, 1:30 - 5:30 at Shady
wood Crescent, Point Clark.
Laurie Gibson
—35
BUSHELL
Thanks to all who visited, phoned, sent cards
and flowers and helped in any way while we
were in hospital and after returning home; to
Dr. Knox, nurses and staff of Kincardine
Hospital; Dr. Finnie, nurses and staff of
Victoria Hospital, London; the ambulance
attendants and•nurse Carol Collins for their
care of 'me (Edbert) on the way, to' London.
The kindness shown us both will long be
remembered.
Edbert and Dunedin
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CASH IN on Income Tax. Earn Money;
Learn Money -Saving Tax tips . by corres- 1UTCHIE
pondence. U & R tax Schools, 1345 Pembina Sincere appreciation to my family, friends,
Hwy.,.. Winnipeg; Manitoba; •R3T 2B6, for thcknow and Fisherman's Cove neighbours
free brochure. -035 for all their thoughtfulness during my recent
• illness and since coming, home. Heartfelt
25. To give away . thanks to all medical personnel in 'LC.U.
W,inghain, C.C.U. and 6th floor in University
TO GIVE AWAY to goo- d homes, 2 female Hospital.
Border Collie cross puppies, 13 weeks old. •
Bright and alert. Phone 395-5332: —35,36 -35x
28. Engagements
FINNIE - BOYLE
Mr. and Mrs. Frands Boyle, R. R. 3, Ripley,
' wish to 'announce the forthcoming marriage
Of their daughter, Heather Jayne, to Samual
Rankin; son of Mr. and Mrs. ,Samuel R.
Finnie,' R R. 4, Dunnville. The ceremony to
take place at St. Anthony of Padua Church." CRANSTON •
Kincardine on September, seventh, 1985. Thank you .for gifts, cards, visits and phone
Dance reception to follow at Ripley -Huron calls while I was in hospital. Thank you to
Complex. , Dr.. Corrin, Dr. Shalom and nurses of the
COFFIN - LLAN pediactrie ward. Also thanks to Dr. Whelan
The marriage of Judy i se Gallen; daughter °f IQndon. Special thanks to those who
of Theresa Gollan and the late Grant Gahan; . of taxi services ,. to • and from the
to Dean Coffin, son of Hiehard and Bonnie • hospital and also to those who kept Michael
while mom was away.
Coffin of Kitchener, will take place on _ Kris fl_Ltynn
Friday, September. 6, 1985 at 2 p.m., at the
home of the bride's mother, 410 Bob Street,
Iiidanow., . Reception at 8 p.m. at Cedar
Grove Lodge, Kitchener. •
23. Miscellaneous
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at-home correspondence Diploma Courses:
Accounting, Art, ..Bookkeeping, Business
Management, Clerk typist, Secretary, Jour-
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1-800-268-1121, —07 0'
NOMINATIONS are being received now, for
Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards.
Contact this newspaper to nominate an out-
standing young person aged 6 - 18 who
deserves more than a pat on the back. —035
Muriel Ritchie
DUNGANNON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
The Dungannon Agricultural Society wishes
to thank everyone who helped make the ball
tournament, family fun ..day and the 126th
Dungannon Fair so successful. Only by your
donations of time, energy, /equipment and .
financial helpare we able to present these
oornmunity events. —35 •
30. In memoriam
McCRACKEN
In loving memory of our beloved son and
brother, James (Ernie), Whose brief life
ended suddenly on August 31, 1979, in . his
24th year.
We think of you in silence,
We often speak' your name.
All we have are memories
And your picture in a frame.
Our silent tears still flow,
But what it meant to lose you,
No one will ever know. ,
Sadly missed and loved by Mom, Dad , —35x
(Alvin and Barbara 'Hackett), ' brother,
—35
ATKINSON
A special thank you to relatives, friends .and
neighbours for cards, gifts and visits during
my recent hospitalization. A • most sincere
thank you to Dr. Corrin, Dr. Shalom and Dr. •
Watts, the staff of Luclmow Medical Centre
and the . staff Of Wingham and District
Hospital for all their care and attention.
Dorothy Atkinson
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• CIARKE
I wish to thank` all my friends and relatives
who arranged and attended /my oommnnity
shower at Kaushea Hall. Your many useful.
• gifts are greatly appreciated.
sisters,. nieces and nephews.
—35
BONNETT
In loving memory of a dear wife, mother and
grandmother, . Annie Bonnett, who passed
away August 26, 1971.
We often sit and think of you,
We think of how you died,
To j think that you could not say goodbye,
B�fore you closed your eyes.
The blow was hard,' the. shock severe,
We never thought your death so near.
Only those who have' lost, can tell,
The pain of parting without a farewell:
Wei never could have said goodbye
To one we loved so dear. •
Always remembered and sadly missed by
the Archie Bonnett family: '
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`Get in the C1 ssified Game
528-,<2822 . '
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Bonnie
CRANSTON
Thanks to family and friends for cards, visits
..and kindnesses while in Wingham and
University Hospitals. A special thank you• to
Drs. Shalom and Corrin for their excellent
care. Thank you to Mrs. Volnter and the girls
at. Pinecrest for the lovely flowers.'
Thanks, Jane
—35x .
W RAIGHT
Our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the
men ' of The Ludmow' and District Fire
Department for the extremely efficient
manner in which they fought• our house fire.
Thanks also to ' family, relatives and: neigh-
bours for your kindnesses -
Al and Helen W raight
—35nx
ROSS
W e would like to thank our family, relatives,
friends and neighbours for their, gifts, cards,
and' best wishes and all who made our
wedding day such a happy event. Thank you
everyone.
• Kim and Dave
35x