The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-09-14, Page 22•
Page 22—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 14, 1988
CONSIGNMENT SALE
of tractors, combines and
over 200 pieces of equip-
ment at
Brindley Sales Yard
Monday, Sept. 19
10 a.m. sharp
AUCTIONEERS:
Gordon H. Brindley
Barry Grey
Brian Rintoul
519-529-7625
519-529-7970
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of household effects and antiques for
William J. Elliott
183 Elizabeth St., Goderich
Sat., Sept. 17, 10:30 a.m.
ANTIQUES: Spool bed, brass lite, old
dishes, fiddle In wooden box, picture
frames, wicker basket; wicker hen, old
wooden chairs.
HOUSEHOLD: Coloured T.V. (like new),
Westinghouse freezer 71/2 cu. ft. (new),
Simplicity spin washer, Hoover washer,
chest of drawers, single bed, chrome table
8. chairs, rocking chair, old bed, platform
rocker, couch, end tables, coffee table, odd
tables, trilite lamp, ash tray, jewel boxes,
3 gun racks, hall tree, electric clocks. Iron-
ing board, T.V. tables, deer horns, exercise
machine, stepladder, wash tub, lawn
chairs, wheelbarrow, garden tools, suit-
cases, Ian. Many small articles, dishes, ap-
pliances. linen, pillows, blankets etc. too
numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash 8, Proper 1.0. plus 8% sales tax
In effect Day of Sale where applicable.
Any announcements or corrections day of
sale take precedence over written
advertising.
Owner or auctioneer not responsible for
loss of purchase or accidents day of sale.
For information contact:
WM. J. ELLIOTT 524-2841
Auctioneer
BRIAN RINTOUL 357-2349
41. To Give Away
TWO PUPS to give away to a good home.
Phone 528-2113.-37, 38x
46. In Memoriam
McKI1VI
In loving memory of Dr. -Jack C. McKim,
who died four years ago, September 7,
1984.
"To live on in the hearts of those we love, is
not to die."
Ever remembered by Carroll, Kathryn,
Lori, Scott and Darren. -37
ATKINSON
In loving memory of Dorothy Mae, who
passed away one year ago, September 17,
1987.
Sweet memories will linger forever;
Time cannot change them, it's true;
Years that may come cannot sever
Our loving remembrance of you.
Sadly missed by Glen, Carol, Wayne and
family. -37x
F. Card of Thanks
ENGLAND
I would like to thank my family, friends
and neighbours for the gifts, cards and
telephone calls I received on my 85th birth-
day. Isabelle England. -37x
TROMMER
I would like to thank our friends and
neighbours for visits, flowers, cards and
treats while Elmer was in hospital and
since coming home. A special thanks to
nurses and attendants for special care in
AM & G hospital. Aileen. -37
HAZELDEN
The many kindnesses and thoughtfulness
shown to Dad by friends and neighbours
while he was with us and to us in these past
few days is very much appreciated and
will be long remembered. Special thanks
to all those who responded so quickly at the
time of this family emergency. Gladys
Hazelden and family. -37
MaCINTYRE
The family of the late Mrs. Annie Macln-
tyre would like to express their sincere
thanks to their friends and relatives who
helped out in so many ways at the time of
our bereavement. It was much ap-
preciated! Special thanks to Rev. A. Ram-
say for his words of comfort, also Dr.
Shubat and nurses on second floor in
Wingham hospital and the ladies of South
Kinloss Church for the lunch. A sincere
thanks to all. The Maclntyre Family. -37
LAWN BOWLING
The Lucknow Lawn Bowling Club would
like to acknowledge and thank the follow-
ing donors for donations towards their An-
nual Labor Day Merchants' Tournament,
Cash Donations: Porters Septic Tank Ser-
vice, C.E. MacTavish Ltd., Ron Forsters
Septic Tank Service, Helm Welding Ltd.,
Lucknow Co-operative, Lucknow
Chiropractic Centre, Geo. Brophy Bar-
rister, Treleaven's Feed Mill, Anderson's
Flax Products, Finlay Decorators,
McDonagh Insurance Broker Ltd.,
Lucknow Community Sales, Becker's
Farm Equipment, Symes Construction
Ltd., Buffy's Burger Bar, Cliff's Plumbing
& Heating, Lucknow Appliance Centre,
Henderson's Lumber Ltd., Bank of Mon-
treal, MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral
Horne, Dr. Mel Corrin, Dr. Catherine
Mowbray, G & E Sales & Service, Ab Mur-
ray Transport Ltd., Standard Trust,
Wingham; Lucknow Service Centre, Dr.
Dick Treleaven, Jack and Audrey Mac-
Donald, W. Adamson & Son Contracting
Ltd., Hackett's Farm Equipment. Mer-
chandise Donations: Lucknow Home
Hardware, Lottery Shoppe, Gollan's
Superior Maintenance, Allan Miller,
Mayfair Restaurant, Pine River Cheese,
Your Favourite Things, DeeVee's Ladies
Wear, Chisholm Fuels, Charmans, Loree's
Ladies Wear, Lucknow Sentinel, Willits
Tire, Lucknow Machine Shop, Huron
Landscaping, Super Scoop, .. nstrong's
Home Bakery, Reavie's Equipment Ltd.,
Sewing Box, Knechtels Village Market,
Valley Green Flowers, Montgomery
Motors, Agnew's Jewellery, Bain's
Groceteria, Andrew's Orchard, Larry
Cowan Printing, Hamilton Fuels, Um-
bach's Pharmacy, Green's Meat Market,
Wingham; Fear's Apiaries, Wingham;
Don Ritchie Electric, Gemini Jewellers,
Listowel; Lucknow Farm Supply, Jack
and Mary Fisher. -37x
48. Coming Events
"There's One in every crowd." Help
recognize Ontario's outstanding young
people; nominate someone today who
qualifies for an Ontario Junior Citizen of
the Year Award. Contact this newspaper
for details.-33bc
PERSON NEEDED for local carpentry
crew. Please call Tom Pegg at
528-3720.-37ar
RUTH'S CHILDREN CENTRES
I wish to thank everyone for their support
over the past 7 years. Thanks for all the
memories and expressions of kindness
shown to me in the closing of the centre.
They will always be remembered. Ruth
Ritchie. -37x
SKATING CLUB
Open Meeting on September 20, 7 p.m.,
Lucknow Town Hall. All parents or in-
terested people are welcome.-37ar
September 18, Bluejays vs. Cleveland In-
dians. Good seats, special price of $22.00
per person. Call Thelma at 528 -2813.-37ar
TEA & COFFEE PARTY
for the Auxiliary to Wingham District
Hospital, will be held at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy MacDonald, 660 James Street,
Brussels, Monday, September 19, 10 - 11:30
a.m. and 2 - 4 p.m. All interested persons
are cordially invited to attend. -37
48. Coming Events
EUCHRE PARTY
in Whitechurch Community Hall, Monday,
September 19, 8 p.m. Prizes and lunch.
Everyone welcome. Proceeds to the Ar-
thritis Society. -37x
HIGHLAND DANCE CLASSES
for beginners ages 5 - 10, starting Thurs-
day, September 22, 6:30 p.m. at Lucknow
Public School. For more information call
528-3637.-37
LUCKNOW TOWN AND
COUNTRY CLUB
meeting to be held in the. Lucknow Legion
Hall, Monday, September 19. Pot luck
12:15 p.m., euchre (prizes). -37
REGISTRATION MEETING
for parents of Brownies (ages 6-8), Guides
(9-12), Pathfinders (12-15) and Rangers
(1st) is to be held in the Lucknow Town
Hall; Thursday, September 15, 7 - 8 p.m.
Cost is $16.00.-37
BUS TRIP
to Hamilton September 26, fabric,shopping
spree and more. For information call
Marianna Porter 528-2646 or Rena Forster
528-2540 after 6 p.m. -37
TEESWATER EX-TOGGERY
opens for business Thursday, September 8.
Fall clothes only please. Open Thursday,
10-12 and 2-5, Friday 2-5, Saturday 2-5.
Phone 392-6108 for a number. -36, 37
35TH ANNIVERSARY
The family of Don and Gladys Stewart
(Blake) invites you to share in the celebra-
tion of their parents' 35th Wedding An-
niversary, Sept. 16, Teeswater Community
Centre, dancing 9-1. Your friendship is a
treasure measured by none other, please
express it with your presence, not your
presents. -36, 37
LEGION WEEK WINDUP Beef Barbecue,
Sunday, Sept. 18th, 5:30 p.m. Tickets
available from Legion members. -37
KINGSBR4DGE BROWNIES
AND GUIDES FUNDRAISER
Bus trip to Samko in Toronto, also to Fair-
view Mall, Kitchener. October 1, 1988. Pick
up points are Goderich, Amberley and
Lucknow. Information call 395-3698 or
529-7319.--36, 37
DANCE WITH
"THE ENTERTAINERS"
For the Wingham and Area Day Centre for
the Homebound, Saturday, September 17,
9 to 1 at the Brussels Community Centre.
Lunch provided. -36, 37
REFEREE CLINICS
LEVEL 1 - Wednesday, October 5,
Palmerston; Tuesday, October 11, Port
Elgin; Wednesday, October 19, Mitchell.
LEVEL 201 - Saturday, October 15, Port
Elgin; Saturday, October 21, Palmerston,
Sunday, October 30, Brussels. For further
information call Lucknow Minor Hockey
Referee -in -Chief, Dave Black at 528 -5205
or recreation office 528-3002.-37, 38ar
CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
The Huron County Health Unit invitesyou
to attend the Child Health Clinic held at the
Health Unit Office, Wingham Hospital
Clinic Building on Wednesday, September
21, 1988 from 9:30 -11:30 a.m. for: 1. Health
Surveillance; 1. Anaemia Screening; 3.
Immunization. Adult immunization will
also be offered at this clinic.-37ar
AUTUMN VACATIONS in the Parry
Sound area. Enjoy a variety of accom-
modations, dining, shopping and events.
Fall Footprints Festival Sept. 16 -25th. For
information Parry Sound Area Chamber of
Commerce, 70 Church St., Parry Sound,
Ont. P2A 1Y9. (705) 746-4213,
1-800-461-4261. —3 7 b c
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