The Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-08-31, Page 1723. Miscellaneous
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sauga Rd., Mississauga,
Ontario L5N 1A6 or tele-
phone 416-821-2151. —035
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Junior Citizen of the Year
awards. Contact this news-
paper to nominate an out-
standing young person aged
6 to 18, who deserves more
than a pat on the back. —035
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15. Tenders
KINLOSS TOWNSHIP
RETENDER
Sealed tenders clearly
marked will he received
by the undersigned until 5
p.m. Tuesday, September
6, 1983 for:
1. The removal of the
chopping mill on lot 4,
plan 226, in the Village of
Whitechurch. The exist-
ing structure and founda-
tion is to be removed by
October 15, 1983.
Tenderers to have their
own liability insurance.
2. The sale of the said lot
4, plan 226, Village of
Whitechurch. A clear
deed to be transferred
upon removal of the chop-
ping mill.
Any tender not necessar-
ily accepted.
W. F. Hawthorrne
Clerk Treasurer,
Twp. of Kinloss,
HOLYROOD, Ontario.
NOG 280
28. Engagements
MATHESON - KEMPTON
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kempton,
R. # 1, Ripley are pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their daughter.
Sandra to Allan Charles. son
of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Matheson, R. H 5, Kincar-
dine. The marriage will take
place on September 11'), 1983.
at 4 o'clock p.m. at the Pine
River 1'nited Church. Recep-
tion in Ripley, —35.36
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30. In memoriam
32. Coming events
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County of Huron
TENDERS
FOR
VEHICLE FOR WINTER CONTROL
MAINTENANCE
* SEALED TENDERS on forms available from the *
*undersigned will be accepted until 4100 o'clock local *
*time on *
* THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1983
* For all or any of the following pieces of equipment for
winter control commencing on or about November 14,
*1983:
*ill HC•83503 - one 'heavy duty' tandem truck with *
* driver and snow plow equipment for snow plow *
* duties hi the Wroxeter area
*[21 2 ,000 G.V.W.
Installation of
* salt and sand
* HC -83.505 - 1
*
trucks without operator or box for
county's sand spreaders to spread
in various areas of the county -
truek required for Wroxeter area
HC -83.506 • 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. ENG., *,
County Engineer,
Court House,
Goderleh, Ontario. *'
Telephone 524.7412 *
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County of Huron
Quotation
FOR
WINTER SAND
SEALED QUOTATIONS on forms and hi envelopes
available from the office of the undersigned will be
accepted until 4100 p.m. local time ons
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1983
or the fallowing contracts:
(11 Supply of 2,000 tonnes of winter sand at Auburn
Patron Yard
121 Supply of 1,800 tonnes of winter sand at Wroxet-
er Patrol Yard
All material shall comply to M.T.C. gradation for
winter sand. The lowest or any quotation not
necessarily accepted.
R. A. DEMPSEY, P. ENG.
Huron County Engineer,
Court House,
Goderich, Ontario.
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28. Engagements
SCOTT - MATTHEWS
Mr. Bill Mathews and Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Scott, are
pleased to announce the
forthcoming marriage of
their children, Bonnie Susan
to William Allan. The wed-
ding will take place in Trinity
United Church. Ashfield. on
September 3. 1983, with
reception to follow in Ripley.
ERIIINGTON - THOMPSON
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomp-
son. Wingham, are pleased
to announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ellen Louise
to David John Errington, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Er-
rington. R. R. il 2, Auburn.
The wedding will take place
on September 24 at 3.30 p.m.
in the Donnybrook United
Church.
BONNETT
In loving memory of a dear
mother who passed away
August 26, 1971.
All we have left is a picture.
To cherish our whole life
through,
To us she was someone spec-
ial
God must have thought so
too.
Lovingly remembered by
Jean and Richard Winter.
—35
GARDNER
In loving memory of James
E. Gardner, who passed
away, August 28, 1981.
Nothing can every take away
The love a heart holds dear.
Fond memories linger every
day,
Remembrance keeps him
near.
Always remembered by
Tena and family.
—35
MCCRACKEN
In loving memory of a belov-
ed son and brother, James
W. McCracken, his brief life
ended suddenly on August
31, 1979 in his 24th year.
Things we feel most deeply
Are the hardest things to
say,
Dearest Jim we loved you
In a very special way,
If we could have one lifetime
wish,
One dream that could come
true,
We'd pray to God with all our
hearts
For yesterday, and you.
Sadly missed and loved by
Mom and Dad, Barbara and
Alvin; brother John and
sisters, Linda, Karen, Kor-
een and Heather.
—35
31. Cards o1 thanks
WEBSTER
1 wish to thank the friends in
the Sepoy Apartments for the
very enjoyable birthday party
they held for me on Friday
evening; and also for all their
good wishes and gifts, 1
would also like to thank other
friends and relatives for their
gifts and good wishes on my
88th birthday.
Ada Webster
—35
MURRAY • BEASLEY
We would like to thank
everyone who came out and
joined us at our stag and doe.
Special thanks to all those
who helped with the organ-
ization. Your thoughtfulness
was very much appreciated.
Allan and Jacky
—35
32. Coming events
LADIES 6:30 BOWLING
Begins soon. Limited num-
ber of openings. Call im-
mediately, 529-7248 or 529-
74;; after 6 p.m. —34,35
DAVID BOWIE CONCERT
September 4, 1983. included
is bus, admission to CNE,
Ontario Place; top price
grandstand ticket. Call
Wingham Travel, 357-1020.
—33,34.35
KINTAIL CEMETERY
MEETING
A meeting of the plot owners
and other interested persons
will be held at the Kintaii
Cemetery on Saturday. Sept-
ember 3, 7 p.m.
Bob Simpson.
Secretary
—35
EXPECTANT PARENT
EDUCATION CLASSES
The Huron County Health
Unit invites you to attend the
Expectant Parent Education
Classes beginning the week
of September 5, 1983. The
cost is $5.00. The next series
of classes will begin the week
of January 9, 1984. For
further information and pre-
registration, please call the
Health Unit office in your
area at 357-2264.—34,35ar
ARTHRITIS CANVASS
The Lucknow and District
Branch of the Arthritis Soc-
iety is conducting a canvass
during the week of Sept-
ember 6 - 17. Please welcome
these canvassers. —35
MOORE • MacDONALD
CLAN REUNION
Friday evening, September
2, Reid's Corners Hall. Lad-
ies please bring lunch, —35
POLLED HEREFORD SALE
Gold -Bar livestock, Satur-
day, September 17, 1 p.m,
Near Guelph, County Road
86, two miles north highway
7. Selling 70 lots, David
Hasson, 519.824-1408.
—035
BREASTFEEDING CLINIC
Breastfeeding or thinking of
it? Come, discuss with other
mothers at the Breastfeeding
Clinic, Wednesday, Septem-
ber 7 at 2 p.m, at the
Wingham United Church
Parlour. Babys will be weigh-
ed if desired. Bring your
baby and a friend, —38
EK-TOGGERY
The Teeswater Ex-Toggery
opens for the fall season on
Thursday, September 8th at
l0a,m. tol2noonand2to5
p.m. We are also open on
Fridays and Saturdays from 2
to 5 p.nt. All clothing must
be in season and freshly
laundered or dry cleaned; all
clothing must be securely
priced; all clothing must be
accompanied by a list; no
article valued at less than 50c
should be brought in; the
lodge's share of the consign-
ment is 30%. Teeswater
Ex-Toggery is sponsored
and operated by Coronation
Rebekah Lodge and all pro-
ceeds go to community bet-
terment and other charities.
—'1S i(,
RECEPTION
A reception will be held for
Mr. and Mrs, Kevin Howey,
nee Cathy Hedley, on Satur-
day, September 3, in Luck -
now. Everyone welcome.
—35
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Souvenir Editions
Available
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32. Coming events
PROJECTIONIST COURSE
At Lucknow Branch Library,
Wednesday, September 14,
1983, 7:30 p.m. Cost $3.00.
Please register in advance at
the library. —35x
MEETING
A meeting for all parents of
boys ages 5 - 14 interested in
joining Beavers, Cubs or
Scouts will be held in the
Town Hail, Wednesday,
September 7, 8 p.m. —35,36
TOWN AND COUNTRY
SENIOR CITIZENS
Meetings resume September
6, 8 p.m. Lucknow Legion.
—35
Fall Clauses
starting
September 1/83
at
Bea's Ceramics
also
Sale of Greenware
And Custom Firing
PHONE 395.5841
UNITED CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Will begin September 11,
with a pancake breakfast
from 9:15 until 10;00. At-
tendance awards will be
presented . after the break-
fast. Everyone welcome,
—35,36
THE MOVERS
No longer 'Irish'; but super
fun entertainers, See them at
the Centre in the Square,
Kitchener, Sunday, Septem-
ber 25, Individual tickets for
this and all performances at
the Centre are available
through Holiday World, 357-
2701. --35ar
REGISTRATION
For those who haven't reg-
istered their children for the
1983=84 school term at Wing -
ham Nursery School, regis-
tration will be held on Sept-
ember 7 and 8 from 9 a,m, to
3 p.m, Drop in or phone
357-2362, First day of school
is September 13. —35
AUCTION SALE
Watch for our Auction Sale
September 10, 1983 at the
Lucknow District Co-opera-
tive, items for the sale are
being consigned by four local
co-operatives. Other con-
signments welcome,----35ar
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