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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-04-20, Page 1491. Canis of thanks CAMERON Sincere thanks to everyone for their get well wishes, cards, treats, flowers, phone alts and visits while I was in Hingham and University lospitals. A special thank ou to the bus drivers and ssociates of Montgomery Motors and the students of he bus I drove. All these indnesses are very much appreciated and ' won't be :orgotten• Ralph Cameron —16x 32. Coming events "EVERYBODY'S GETTING MARRIED" three act comedy play, Everybody's Getting Mar- ried" by the Lucknow Agri- cultural Society at White- church Community Hall, Sat- urday, April 30, 8 p.m. Sponsored by Whitechurch W.I. Admission adults $2.50, public school $1.00, $7.00 a family. —16 RiPLEY LIONS BiNGO Ripley and District Lions Club, 8 p.m., Huron Town- ship Hall, Ripley, Tuesday, April 26. One pot of gold; 10 regular games, $15,00; 4 corners on 5 calls, S25.00; purple ball, $25.00; one novelty special, $35.00; snowball, 575.00; one share the wealth; jackpot, $350.00 on 56 calls. Consolation, $35. Door prizes. —16ar ANNUAL SPRING DANCE OF LUCKNOW LEGION DART LEAGUE Saturday, April 30 9-1 Music by Special Appoint- ment, D.J. Advance tickets can be purchased from League Members, Limited amount of tickets at door. —16,17ar BOB SCHNEIDER Award winning chileren's entertainer in concert, Blyth Memorial Hall, Saturday, April 23, 2 p.m. Tickets $3.00. Phone 523-9300. —16 SPRING DANCE AND CASINO NIGHT Sponsored by Dungannon Kinsmen, at Agricultural Hall, Saturday, April 23, 9 • I. Music by London Music. Buffet lunch and door prizes. Admission S5.00 each. Pro- eeds for Dungannon play - ,;round equipment. Special occasion permit # 363727. or tickets phone 529-7820. –16 SUMMER CAMP Frontier Ranch Summer 'amp - girls, July; boys, \ugust; complete riding, ,waterfront program, 26th year, accredited, 55 miles west of Ottawa. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Jeffrey, R. # 2, White Lake, Ontario, KOA 3L0. 613-623-3577. —016 LEGION MEETING \Il members of Lucknow Legion Branch 309 are re- .Iucsted to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday. April 26 at 8 p.m. —16ar —16ar APRIL LEGION DANCE Saturday, April 23 Lucknow Legion Siddon Bros. Band Smorgasbord 32. Coming events A. For sale CONSIGNMENT STOCKER SALE 400 HEAD Lucknow Community Sale MONDAY, MAY 2 at 1:30 p.m. Phone Robert McIntosh 3955230 or 528-9912 —11-17 RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE The Ladies Auxiliary of the Lucknow Christian School is sponsoring a Rummage and Bake Sale Wednesday, April 27, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., to be held in Ashton's store on Lucknow's Main Street. Articles will be received at the store April 26, 8 p.m. —15,16 FAREWELL DANCE To be held Saturday, April 23, for Lorne and Velma McAllister, Teeswater Town Hall. Music by Tifftn's Or- chestra, Ladies please bring lunch. —16x REGULAR MEETING Lucknow Agricultural Society will hold their regular meet- ing on Tuesday, April 26, at 9:00 p.m. in the Community Centre, —16 JAMBOREE '83 TENNIS TOURNAMENT Friday, July 1, 1983, 9 a.m. Victoria Park. Categories: Boys under 16 singles, girls, under 16 singles. Dates to be announced for registration and free clinic nights. For further information call Tom Ewer, 528-3546 after 6 p.m. —16ar 40TH ANNIVERSARY The family of Morley and Dorothy Wall invite friends,. neighbours and relatives to the celebration of their par- ents' 40th wedding anniver- sary on April 22, 8:30 p.m. in the Teeswater Community Centre. Best wishes only please. —15,16 Attention Farmers A. For sale CUSTOM MADE, bottom unloading manual feed cart and clay silo shute funnel. Both approximately 4 years old. Call 395-3435. —16 DOUBLE CUT Red Clover seed. Phone 528-6844, —16 Allan R. Miller, Langside, FREE COFFEE. Saturday, April 23. Pop, chips, cigar- ettes, barbed wire, steeples, farm gates, hardware. Phone 392-8240 or 528-2299. —16ar MiNGO BARLEY suitable for seed. Phone 357-2957, —16 HAY FOR SALE, Don Alton, 529-7356. —16 TOWER KiNG pressed stave silos, with complete dura - guard liner and self storing doors, designed for storing haylage, ensilage, or high moisture grain. Early ordei discounts. Representative Francis Boyle, R. # 3, Ripley, 3'45-5088. —13 tf Q QUANTITY OF good first and second cut hay for sale, phone 529-7126. —13,14,15,16 PIONEER ALFALFA AS GOOD AS ALFALFA GETS eSC'/t,',9 Bruce Rupert' 528-3502 PIONEER 11 W n N1 • Al • .I l i •,n,, OM/10 ",,n,n-i. •tan. +, akq.s`r.rd 1•.,d#.' ,.. , .." , PIONEER SEEDCORN PERFORMANCE YOU CAN COUNT ON Your Pioneer Sales Representative is: Bruce Roynard 528-3502 PIONEER, BRAND SEED CieRN Pioneer is a brand name; numbers identity varieties. a Registered trademark licensed to Pioneer Hi -Bred Limited Chatham, Ontario D. Livestock ELZEVIR HEREFORD farms 20 bred females (some with calves) 10 serviceable aged bulls, R. R. 111 Flinton, Ontario 613-336-8796. —016 E. Farm services ANYONE WANTING cattle sprayed for warbles or Tice, call Ken Voisin, Teeswater, 392-6243. —15,16.17 CUSTOM SEED CLEANING AND TREATING 'Bag or Bulk' SEED GRAIN, CLOVER AND GRASS SEEDS FOR SALE ( Free Mixing & Delivery ELLIOTT'S SEED MiLL AND TRUCKING Call LUCKNOW 528.3500 E, Farm services ette.M. 1.18113T, 121219216% CP=2. 12022.• OIZZLISPe 11211162) 01.E0M. C.11111 ==s BERG STABLE EQUIPMENT Cleaners, Bunk Feeders, Silo Unloaders, Farrowing Crat- es, Water Bowls, Cow Stalls and Hog Panelling. Contact Lloyd Johnston, R. R. 3, Holyrood, phone 395-5390. F. For rent 90 ACRES Whitechurch area. Phone 1-576-6625 or i -579-8545 after 6 p.m. —15- 18x 25 ACRES for spring crop. Phone 395-2758. —16nx Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 20, 1983—Pale 14 Lucknow institute elects executive The Lucknow Women's Institute held their annual meeting in the Institute Rooms on Tuesday, April 12. Twenty-four members sat down to a delicious pot luck dinner. The roll call was answered by the payment of fees for the new year. Four members were presented with a small token for having perfect at- tendance. They were Mrs. Gordon Fisher, Mrs. Wilbur Brown, Mrs, Stewart Mac- Gillivray and Mrs. George Whitby, 8.5 ACRE PROPERTY AND GRAIN BINS AUCTION SALE ON SATURDAY. APRIL 30th of 10 em PROPERTY: Level lot located approx. • miles north of Goderleh on Slueweter Highway No. 21 with approx. 750' frontage end SN' deep. This lot Is located approx. 1 mile from Lake Huron. Ilecideel service and driveway Included. Building permits available for house. shop end born, PROPERTY TERMS: '2.000 down end the balance In 30 days. Will be sold subject to a very low reserve. GRAIN EQUIPMENT: 3-Westeel Bosco bins. 20' diameter x 20' high (5.000 bushel). 2.2.300 bushel x 20' diameter bins. 24" x 33' Allied utility augers. 00' hermetic grain leo complete with spouts, etc., with 4" buckets. 30' grain leg by Mlllwrighter complete with 1" buckets to be sold in separate parcels. TERMS ON EQUIPMENT: No reserve. full payment on day of sale and removal In 30 days. For more Information call: AUCTIONEER: JIM MARTIN (519) 699-5529 HAWKESVILLE THE SERVICE OF TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE The Man To See Is LUCKNOW 3 bedroom, older home, kitchen, living room, dining room, priced to sell. ASHFIELD TWP. dairy farm, 316 acres highway location, pipe line, excellent home, cows, quota negotiable. ASHFIELD TWP. 240 acres, 226 workable, Listowel loam soli, Immaculate home. ASHFIELD TWP. 98 acres all workable, modernized home, viable barn, Implement shed, pit solo. KINLOSS TWP. 160 acres, 146 workable, 4 bedroom home, beef barn, 2 upright silos. ' HURON TWP. 149 acres, 135 workable, excellent financing available. HURON TWP. 98 acres, separate parcel, 60 acres, 411/2 acres, 194,000.00 HURON TWP. 171 acres, 110 workable, cash crop FCC financing at 9 3/8% to approved purchaser. COUNTY HOME approximately 10 acres planted to white pine, 8 year old, 3 bedroom home, full basement, hot water heating, located on paved road, Ashfield Township. Extras Include 24 x 40 building, Insulated work area and various varieties of fruit trees, grapes, etc. LUCKNOW DUPLEX both apartments have 2 bed- r000ms, close to downtown. DUNGANNON, 2 excellent, 3 bedroom homes priced to sell. 81 AIRS GROVE paved road, all services, mature trees, spacious building lot 134 x 438 ft., Immediate possession, $17,200.00. For further Information on these properties please call k Warren & Terry Zinn R. R. Rr PHONE 529-7350 2, LUCKNOW rti K– !<_'=t K"..__�t? — tit _____ I,C._i 1 1 1 ti During the business, $40 was donated to the Lucknow Agricultural Society. A float for the Jamboree was discus- sed. Plans were made for the "5th anniversary of the Luck - now Institute in June. A report on the District Directors meeting which was held in Kincardine was given by Mrs. MacGillivray. All the conveners gave their reports and Mrs. Armstrong Wilson conducted a new slate of officers as follows, president, Mrs, Grace Gibson; secret- ary, Mrs, George Whitby; district director, Mrs. Mary McGillivray; branch direct- ors, Mrs, Harlow Stone- house, Mrs, Cyril Brown, Mrs, John Warren; public relations officer, Mrs, Mary MacGillivray; cheerio, Mrs, James McNaughton; pianist, Mrs, Greta Rice, Conveners of standing committees; Agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs, Norman Taylor; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs, Rhoda MacKenzie; Family and Consumer Affairs; Mrs, Winnifred Gammie; Educa- tion and Cultural Activities, Mrs, Bill Campbell; Resolu- tions, Mrs, Omar Brooks; Curator, Mrs, Jack Collin- son; Auditors, Mrs. Wm. Rogues and Mrs. Wilbur Brown. Dungannon 4-1 •from page 11 Eight members answered the roll call, Name a new food or spice that you learned to like during this club project. Following the business, the members held their party for this club. Fire destroys barn By Lillian Young Fire destroyed the barn on the farm of Ian Thomas, concession 6, Kinloss Town- ship around midnight Mon- day. Approximately 100 pigs, farm machinery and seed grain were lost in the blaze, Teeswater fire department answered the call and spray- ed water on the house to prevent the fire from spread- ing. Visitors through last week with Lillian Young were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Wightman of Belgrave and Mr, and Mrs. Donald Young, Kevin and Jessica of Thorn- hill. Mr. and Mrs Jack Mali and son visited Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs. lan Thomas and fancily: the Whitechurch south group held a fun evening in the Lucknow school gym on Friday evening followed by lunch at a Lucknow rest- aurant; Their regular meet- ing was held Sunday evening at the Whitechurch manse. Solve all your problems with one swell swoop! aLA88IVI111D ADO WORK II UNITED CO.OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Livestock Marketing Division Ontario Stockyards Toronto For the strongest market In Ontario and Market Information call MIKE FORAN On Tuesdays or groups of 5 or more on Thursdays NOW HANDLING STOCKERS Arriving weekly direct from the West U.C.O. Livestock Shipper . R. R. 2, Lucknow Home 528-5903 Yard 528-3119 Stocker Yard 528-2544 Warren & Terry Zinn R. R. Rr PHONE 529-7350 2, LUCKNOW rti K– !<_'=t K"..__�t? — tit _____ I,C._i 1 1 1 ti During the business, $40 was donated to the Lucknow Agricultural Society. A float for the Jamboree was discus- sed. Plans were made for the "5th anniversary of the Luck - now Institute in June. A report on the District Directors meeting which was held in Kincardine was given by Mrs. MacGillivray. All the conveners gave their reports and Mrs. Armstrong Wilson conducted a new slate of officers as follows, president, Mrs, Grace Gibson; secret- ary, Mrs, George Whitby; district director, Mrs. Mary McGillivray; branch direct- ors, Mrs, Harlow Stone- house, Mrs, Cyril Brown, Mrs, John Warren; public relations officer, Mrs, Mary MacGillivray; cheerio, Mrs, James McNaughton; pianist, Mrs, Greta Rice, Conveners of standing committees; Agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs, Norman Taylor; Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs, Rhoda MacKenzie; Family and Consumer Affairs; Mrs, Winnifred Gammie; Educa- tion and Cultural Activities, Mrs, Bill Campbell; Resolu- tions, Mrs, Omar Brooks; Curator, Mrs, Jack Collin- son; Auditors, Mrs. Wm. Rogues and Mrs. Wilbur Brown. Dungannon 4-1 •from page 11 Eight members answered the roll call, Name a new food or spice that you learned to like during this club project. Following the business, the members held their party for this club. Fire destroys barn By Lillian Young Fire destroyed the barn on the farm of Ian Thomas, concession 6, Kinloss Town- ship around midnight Mon- day. Approximately 100 pigs, farm machinery and seed grain were lost in the blaze, Teeswater fire department answered the call and spray- ed water on the house to prevent the fire from spread- ing. Visitors through last week with Lillian Young were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young of Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs, Ed Wightman of Belgrave and Mr, and Mrs. Donald Young, Kevin and Jessica of Thorn- hill. Mr. and Mrs Jack Mali and son visited Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs. lan Thomas and fancily: the Whitechurch south group held a fun evening in the Lucknow school gym on Friday evening followed by lunch at a Lucknow rest- aurant; Their regular meet- ing was held Sunday evening at the Whitechurch manse. Solve all your problems with one swell swoop! aLA88IVI111D ADO WORK