The Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-05-30, Page 25Attention'Fanners
wows -
A. For sale
4 BOARS, 7/8 large black,
serviceable age, 4 gilts 7/8
large black. Number of pure-
bred large black younger
boars. Lloyd Eskrick, 396-
7717, 7 con. of Kincardine
Township. Phone and in-
quire. —21,23
1-IOLSTEIN HEIFERS, due in
four to six, weeks. Allan
'Farrell, Ripley 395-5176.
..--21,22
TREFOIL AND RED clover
hay mixture, $1.10 ib.
Phone 395-2869. .1--18-22&
MASSEY, FERGUSON Mod-
el 560 large round baler,
used three seasons. Peter
Edisbury, 395-2438. —22,23
For Your Complete Line Of
Grain Handling Equipment •
BULLDOG
*Grain Bins
*In Bin Drying Systems.
•Elevator Legs
•Hopper Bins
Call
Doug Martyn
R. R. 3 Lucknow
Phone 395-5343
TREFOIL, ALFALFA red
clover mixture, 75c lb. Phone
395-2869. -18-22x
3 GILTS due soon. Also a
Palomino yearling. Phone
395-5207. —22
BALED STRAW; also 8 week
oldheavy roosters. George
Detzler, 392-6486, —22
Give Your Chicks
A Heid Start With
SWIFT CHICK STARTER.
Containing everything they
need for fast growth and
good feathering. We also
have Duck and Goose Start-
er.
Johnstone's Mobile Feed
Service, Lucknow, Ont.
528-3534
—22,23x
PUREBRED HAMPSHIRE
boars. Paul McNally, Wing -
ham, 357-3724. —22,23
TOWER KING.PRESSED
Stave silos. Ideal for, storing
sileage, haylage or high
moisture grain. Also oxygen
limiting silos with or without
,,Laidig bottom unloader for
kernel corn: Also
manure tanks. Representa- 1
tive Francis Boyle, R. R 3
Ripley. Phone 39.5-5088.
-18tfar
C. Wanted.
MIXED GRAIN, barley and
corn. Snobelen Farms Ltd.,
Ripley, phone 395-5167.
—11tfar
Awns dm. amt. maw •4",•• 'maw arm
22. Lost and found
•
POUND on Campbell Street,
Lucknow, ladies ski jacket;
Phone 528,2822 and identify
for return.—20tfnc
FOUND - young black Lab-
rador dog. Answers to the
name of Pete. Phgne 528-
5551. —21
31. Cards of thanks,
LUCKNOW HORT. SOC.
As convener, of the Lucknow
'May Flower Display and Tea,
I wish to thank my committee
and all who helped in any
way to make ' the day a
success.
Belle Mole,
Convener
—22ar
HODGINS
I would like to express my
thanks to Drs. Corrin., Mc-
Kim and Bradley and staff on
2nd floor for the good care I
received; also to friends and
relatives for their visits,
cards, letters and flowers,
Also special thanks to those
who.brought my wife over to
visit me. - Your thoughtful-
ness and kindness will never
be forgotten.
Oscar Hodgins
—22x
SUTHERLAND
The family of the late Martha
Sutherland wish to express
their sincere thanks and
appreciation to all friends
and neighbours, Drs. Corrin,
McKim and Bradley, and
Rev. Munshaw fortheir
support and comfort during
this sad time.
Betty and Jack'Burch
—22
WILKEN
We would like to thank all
our family' and friends, 'for
cad fld 'ft
cards
Owers. an gm s,
received since Jonathan's
birth. A special thanks to the
Lucknow Medical Centre and
the Wingham and District
Hospital.
Murray and Isabel
—22
ORDER NOW.w)
FOR
FOR
SPRING SEEDING
Clover, Grass Seed
[Free Mixing]
Seed Grain and Corn
Custom
Seed Cleaning
and -Treating
ELLIOTT'S SEED MILL
AND TRUCKING
CALL LUCKNOW
528-3500
Representative for
AARE SEEDS
LTD.
Harriston
LLOYD COLLINS,
CONSTRUCTIO
'395-5240 R. R. 3 Goderich
Backhoe Grader
Bulldozer Sand
Hy -Hoe Gravel
Trencher ' Fill,
Topsoil
Arammomortommin
410
31. Cards of thiinks
TIFFIN
We want to sincerely thank
our family, relatives, neigh-
bours and friends for. all the'
lovely gifts and cards receiv-
ed. Also for the good time we
had at the Teeswater Com-
plex on the occasion of our
35th wedding anniversary. It
will always be remembered
and greatly appreciated.
Joe and Marian Tiffin
--22
HOUSTON
We wish to extend sincere
thanks to Drs. McKim,. Cor-
rin and Bradley for the safe
arrival of .. Angela. Also
thanks to all for their visits,
cards, gifts and flowers while
in the hospital and since'
returning home. ,
'Ken, Joy, Amy and Angela
—22
LEDDY
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Leddy
would like to thank the
Lucknow Business Associa-
tion for the lovely potted°
plant presented to them at
their new business: —22
32. Coming events
COMMUNITY SINGERS
The Ripley Agricultural Soc-
iety is presenting the'Kincar-
dine Community Singers
"in" music Friday, June 8 at
8 p.m. in the Ripley District
High School: Tickets $2.00
for ,adults; $1.50 for senior
tickets; $1.00 for children.
Tickets available from direct-
ors. 21,22ar.
SPRING DANCE
Lucknow Community
Saturday, June 2, 10
per person.
available atdoor.
'includes lunch.
Sponsored by St.
Community School
Associa-
tion. Centre,
to 1.
$4.00Tickets
alsoAd-
mission
Joseph's
-
OPEN HOUSE
The family of Mr. and Mrs.
Redvers (Meff) Johnson ex-
tend an invitation to friends,
neighbours and, relatives to
an open house in 'honour of
their parents' 50th wedding
anniversary at Huron Town-
ship Hall, Ripley on Satur-
day, June 2. Open House 8
p.m. to 11 p.m. Lunch prov-
ided. Good wishes only
please. -21,22
LUCKNOW & DISTRICT
KIN SUMMERFEST
June 22, 23 and 24, Dance,
midway, car show, .ball tour-
nament,bed races and beer
garden. —22-25
TROUSSEAU TEA
A trousseau tea will be held
on Saturday, June 2 from 2to
5p.m. and 7to4p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Orville Elliott
in honour of her daughter
Karen's forthcoming marri-
age. All are invited to attend.
—22
CONCERT AND DANCE
The Teeswater Agricultural
Society presents "Donna and
Leroy" from The Tommy
Hunter Show, Saturdays
June 9 at 8:30 p.m. in the
Teeswater Culross Commun-
ity Centre Arena. Concert`
and dance $5.00 per person.
Tickets available from any
director or Button's Meat
Marj,et, Lucknow, Holyrood
General Store, Ripley Paint
and Wallpaper, Kinloss Gen-
eral Store. Also a teen dance
to "Sound System 70".
Admission $3.00 per person,.
22,23ar
MM. fa.M1 maw MIMI
, 32. Corning events •
RIPLEY LIONS BINGO
Will be held on May 20 at 8
p.m, at the Township Hall..,
Pot of Gold; 12 regular
games at $15.00; one share
the wealth; one jackpot' of
$350.00 on 57 calls; consola-
tion game of $35.00. —22ar
CENTENNIAL LUNCHEON
AND FASHION SHOW
The Auxiliary to Wingham
"and District Hospital are
holding a Centennial Lunch-
eon and Fashion Show on
Monday, June 18- at 12.:30
p.m. in the Sunday School
Room of the Wingham Unit-
ed Church. Dress is optional.
Tickets may be obtained
from Mrs. Jane Treleaven,
—22,23
LUCKNOW UNITED
CHURCH PICNIC
Lucknow United Church wor-
ship and picnic at --Silver
Lake, Sunday, June '3 at 11
a.m., rain or. shine: Ham-
burgers and beverage prov-
ided. Please . bring tarts,
squares, cookies for dessert.
, Fun and games for all agesl
—22ar
SOTH ANNIVERSARY
The family of George and
Isabel. Tiffin of Lucknow
invite you to attend an :open
reception and dance: in hon-
our of their 50th wedding
anniversary in Whitechurch
Hall June 9, 8:30 p.m. Music
by Tiffin's Orchestra. Every-
one welcome.—22,23x
OPEN HOUSE
An open housewill be held
Sunday; June 3rd from .2 - 4
p.m. and 7 - 9 p.m. at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Irwin, Huron , Street, Ripley
on the occasion of their 50th
wedding anniversary. Best
wishes only. —22
GARDEN PARTY
Trinity U.C.W. Garden Par-
ty, Tuesday, June 5 in Sun-
day School Room, front 5
p.m: to 8 p.m: (1' block west
of . Belfast). Adults 54.25;
children 10 and under $2.00
and pre-school free., Take out
dinners available. 7-24
SOTH WEDDING..
ANNIVERSARY
The family of Tom and Tillie
Hackett invite everyone to
attend a receptionin honour
of their parents 50th wedding
anniversary on Friday, June
8 at 9 p.m. in the Lucknow
District Community Centre.
Boyd's'Orchestra. Best wish-
es only please. —22,23
25Th WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY
Friends and neighbours are
invited to a dance at Formosa
Counity Centre, on Sat-
urday, June 2 at 9 p.m. in
honour of the 25th wedding
anniversary of Leo and Im-
elda Murray. Best wishes
only. —22
OPEN HOUSE
Edna and Dynes Campbell
invite relatives, friends and
neighbours to Open. House
on the occasion of their
fiftieth wedding anniversary,
June 9th, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 in
Dungannon United Church
S.S. rooms. No gifts please.
Best wishes only.
—22x
Why did the chicken
cross the road? He went
to see his friend Gregory
peck.
Lgcknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 30, 1979,—Page 25
32., Coming events
a s ..r-
— — .
HOWICK LIONS BINGO
Howick Lions Bingo will be
held on Friday, June 1st at
8:00 p.m, in Wroxeter Com-
munity Miall. Admission
51.00. 12 Regular games for
$10.00; 2 Share the Wealth;
one 525.00 Special; Jackpot
5130.00 on 55 calls; Purple
Ball $90.00; Door and Con-
solation Prizes. —22ar
VOICE FOR LIFE
Community Program June 1,
8 p.m. Lucknow Christian
Reformed Church. Film, Ab-
ortion - How It Is. Speaker
Mrs. Sally Campeau. Every-
one welcome. —22
Auto Body t)
? Oiling i
Maclyn
Manufacturing
1'/4 miles north of Amber•
Ei ley, west of i#21 Highway.
Phone 395-3352. Open
I from 8 to 6" Monday to�
Saturday. Closed Wed -i
# nesdays.
"A Cheap Way
• For Rust Protection"
The
Workshop
Wal & Dan Martin.
R.R. 1,
Dungannon, Ont.
New Furniture Built
Old Furniture
Repaired
AndRefinished
FREE ESTIMATES
Phage
529-7205
GET YOUR .MA)L WITH A
Want Ad
Free Estimates
On Aluminum Siding
Soffttts and. Facia
• Windows and Doors
Local Representatiye
DINER GLENN.
ALUMINUM SALES
LUCKNOW
•
LOGS WANTED
Standing Timber
For top prices and
instant cash
Call your local sawmill
CRALG'S SAWMILL
AUBURN
=Craig
Phone 526.7220
AI Craig
Phone 526-7512
MORTGAGE MONEY
DON DENOMME
*BEST RATES
*BEST TERMS
*BEST SERVICE
Call Don Collect
anytime at 524-2747
ADVANCED REALTY
FUNDING CORPORATION
150 Cambria Road N.
Goderich
BACKHOE
Drains,Septic Tanks
Basement Excavation
And Open Ditch
Charles C. Culbert
R. R. 6, Goderich'
529.7571
-21,22,23
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
DESTROY ,WEEDS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons in possession of lands in any.
Municipality In the County of Huron in ac-
cordance with the revised Weed Control
Act, 1972, Section 4, 14 & 20, and a mendmen•
is thereto, that unless "noxious weeds,
growing on their lands are destroyed by.
June 9th, '1979, and throughout the season,
the Municipality may enter upon the said
lands and have the weeds destroyed,
charging the costs against the land in taxes,
as set out in the Act.
The co-operation of all citizens is solicited.
JOE GIBSON
WEED INSPECTOR
COUNTY OF HURON