HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1973-05-09, Page 5ICY, MAY'9,1913
ING • EVENTS
PER CASH BING°e
Rall, LucknoW, Ver .. Y
,t8:45 p.m. Pot of Gold
'inner take all. 14 reg
, $1O each. 2 ShareSpecial,
Spe
games, A .. $30
,game for$100 on 56
o consolation prize.
SALAD SUPPER
E Salad supper at Nile
birch on the 23rd of May
Adults $2.00, child-
i.schoolers admitted
OO DAY
°w Guides and
twit be selling cookies
eland area this week.
IPRING TEA
einvited to a Spring Tea,
[a and Apron, Sale to be
ikon United Church
raid Room on Saturday,
It2: p.m.
IREMEN'S BALL
Pre Department will be
tbeirr Annual Firemens'
iw, June 1 at. the Ripley
g�gh School. Music by
rnton. Tickets avail-.
any member of the
!Went,
-ART OF THE FAIRS
',Friday, July 6th for
of Lucknow's Miss.
of the Fairs Contest
'c School. Dancing 'to
Orchestra 9:30 to 1.
girls over 16 interest-
' g this contest phone,
for further information.
SING RECEPTION
' g Reception will be
Lucknow. Legion Hall
'themarriage of Bar-
,dntyre and Andrew
Saturday, May 12th.
I MMAGE SALE
the tremendous res -
the Rummage Sale,
. by the Olivet Unit of
's U.C.W., Ripley. in
Silyerwood's: Building,
the sale will be continu-
day, May 12th from
,to 5 p.m.
IETY CONCERT
Agricultural Society
nett, featuring local
numbers from the
'hoes Talent Show, 'will
aturrday, May 12, 8:15
Mow Central Public
CROP COMPETITION
bow Agricultural Soc-
k Ontario Ministry of
,are sponsoring six
6 year bay, mixed
ley,. grain corn, ensil-
and beans. Anyone one in
lase contact the secre-
$3'on or before May 15.
RECEPTION
n will be held for Mr.
Wayne Rhody on Fri -
jut in the Lucknow
Music by The Em
Ladies please bring.
L Everyone welcome.
,ULAR MEETING
bilYi Agricultural. Soc
their next meeting
;ay, May. 17th in the
i•at 9 p.m; Fall Fair
;Willbe revised Any -
8 to see the Photo -
is invited to, Ripley
IETY CONCERT
Concert in the
�. Frlda y Ripley
Y, Ma 25th at
talent from sur -
teas• Sponsored by the
E of. St,. Andrews U.C;
' THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
TENDERS WANTED
; FOR SALE •
• EY TENDER
TENDERS will be received on
the Kinloss Recreation Commit-
tee's swimming equipment con-
sisting
of . two rafts. These can
be seen by contacting the 'reeve
or clerk. Tenders to be in to clerk
by June 4th at 6 p.m.
Clerk, Fraser MacKinnon
TENDER
INTERIOR AND. EXTERIOR
MAINTENANCE PROJECTS
Interior and exterior mainten-
ance Projects at various schools
in the County. Maintenance Pro-
jects will involve all construction
trades.
Tender forms and specifications
are available at the Huron County
Board of Education, 103 Albert
Street, Clinton. ,
Deadline for tender submissions
is 12:00 noon, May 25, 1973.
R. McVean
Plant Superintendent
Huron Co. Bd. of Education
Clinton, Ontario
TENDERS
Bulk stipulated sum- tenders
will be received by . the under-
signed until 12 noon E.D.T. May ,
31st, 1973 forthe construction of
the FALLS RESERVE
MAINTENANCE BUILDING
in accordance with plans and
specifications asprepared by
Snider, . Huget & March, 37 Allan
Street West, Waterloo.
Plans and specifications: are
available at the above address.
The lowest er anytender shall
not necessarily be, accepted.
Marlene R. Schiell,
Secretary Treasurer
• • Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority,
Boxy,
Wroxeter, Ontario
NOG 2XO
NOTICE
NOTICE
Anyone who has twine booked,
twine is now available for pickup.
Lucknow District Co-op
HILRAY FARMS LTD.
ABATTOIR, HOLYROOD
The best in' Home Grown, Dry
Fed, Drug Free Beef. . Try. our
Fresh Home Made Sausage/ Cus-
tom killing by appointment.
Phone 528-2132
NOTICE.
TOWNSHIP• OF HURON
The Township dump will be
kept. open Saturday mornings
from 9 - 12 as well as Monday
and Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Earl Tout, .Clerk
Township of Huron
OPENING SOON
Watch • for the opening of The
Village Shop new addition (form-
erly Lucknow Pro Hardware),.
featuring antiques, gifts and
crafts..
, CHILD HEALTH CLINIC
The child health clinic of the
Bruce County Health Unit for pre-
school children and infants will be
held in the Legion Rooms, Luck -
now on Tuesday, May 15th from
10 to .11:30 a.m.
ATTENTION FARMERS
For highest prices for fat cattle
and old cows, sheep and lambs,
sell through. '
GAMBLE AND ROGERS LTD.
TORONTO
The only "gamble" is in the
name. Contact the local ' agent
P. C. VAN EYL
Lucknow, phone 528-3618
See last week's prices elsewhere
in the paper.
ATTENTION FARMERS
. Now that you are working on
the land we wish to remind you
that we can weld or machine
parts for your equipment. Call
Lucknow Machine Shop 528-3835
for prompt service.
GIVE ... so, more will live
HEART FUND
Holyrood W.I.
Host To Area
Senior Citizens
KINLOUGH NEWS
Holyrood hall, decorated with
baskets of Spring flowers,.was
the setting for a most pleasant
afternoon when 29 residents and
4 attendants from Brucelea Haven
Walkerton.and'5 'residents from.
the Carruthers Nursing home, con-
cession 6 Kinloss, as well as local
Senior Citizens and friends in
the community assembled for
their fun day. This was sponsored
by the Holyrood Women's Insti-
tute. The committee in charge,
Mrs. P. A. Murray and Mrs.
Lyman Sutton, received the visi-
tors at the door.
Mrs. Sutton was chair lady for
the program which opened with•a
welcome and a'poem "God bless
you" by Mrs.. P. A. Murray. Wal•
ter Dexter of the Town and
Country Club of Lucknow favour-
ed with 3 songs. M. Jack Peter-
baugh and Mrs. J. Lizmore of
Bervie provided some toe tapping
music. Mrs. George Young of'
Bervie and Mrs. Walter Dexter
each'gave readings. A musical
.song title contest and &.,travelling
parcel contestwerein charge of
Miss Edna Boyle. Miss Margaret
Malcolm of Luclfnow• won the
prize.. A humorous skit, "The -
Proposal, was acted by Mrs. Oliv€
Irwin and Elleda Irwin of the
Lucknow Club. A recipe for
living, by Mrs. Lyman Sutton,
closed the program. 'Mrs. P A.
Murray thankedeveryone and Mr.
and Mrs. 'Maicolrri Lane were
givena hearty applause in honour
of their 50th wedding anniversary.
Mac thanked everyone and told a
humorous. story.
A. Muir from Walkerton.,' on
behalf of the Brucelea Haven
residents, thanked the Holyrood
ladies for the pleasant afternoon
and for their kindness to them.
Delicious refreshments were
served and a social time enjoyed.
H. D. PURDON
Real Estate
limited
'u
M.L.S. REALTOR
ATTRACTIVE 11. storey 6 room
brick coated home, situated in
Lucknow, 3 bedrooms, 3 piece
bath down, living room with wall
to wall rug, dining room, kitchen,
oil heated. Attached garagewith
asphalt drive, , spacious grounds.
A very well kept home.
LOTS FOR SALE — quiet resi-
dential area, near public school,
close to high, school buses,. price
$1800.
SOMEONE IS WAITING
• CASH IN HAND •
TO BUY A HOUSE
WITH A LITTLE LAND
Member of London. and
St. Thomas
Real Estate Board
for M.L.S. Listings with 700
members salesmen to sell for you
ROSS
and'
PHYLLIS
HOGGART
Phone Wingham 357.3692
MCDONAGH
REAL ESTATE BROKER
HOME
1 storey bungalow in Lucknow,
4 piece bath. 2 bedrooms, 1
block from main street. 4Asking
price $11,500.
WANTED LISTINGS
Have prospective clients for
all kinds of properties
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
Bus. 528-2031 Res. 528-3821
6
Belgrave. Man
Is Grand Master
More than 170 delegates from
the Grand Orange Lodge of Ont.=
ario: West met recently at Barrie
for the lodge's 114th annualcon-
vention. '
The last Orange Lodge conven-
tion in Barrie was held in 1928.
The greater part of the two •
-
day convention dealt with gener-
al business Elections were held,
Speaker for the: finale banquet
was Dr. C.K.S. Moffatt., grand
*master and sovereign of Canada.
Dr. Moffatt has written nunier-
ous articles in support of the re-
tention of the monarchy and the
commonwealth.
Earlier, the Black Chapter of
the lodge held its convention in
Barrie. .
Walter Scott of Belgrave is
Master of the Grand Black Chap-
ter of Ontario 'West.
Ontario West covers an area
from Oshawa in the east to Wind-
sor in the south, and north, and
west to the Manitoba border.
BROWNIE
NEWS
The Brownies opened their meet
Ing on Tuesday, May 1st with
games of "Human Ladders" and
"One, Two, Three".
Linda Wisser was Fairy Queen
and she set out the. Toadstool for
Brownie' Ring. The Sixers collect-
ed Fairy Gold. Brownie Ring
was closed with Brownie Prayer.
At Pow Wow Tawny Owl pres-
ented Marion Raynard with her.
Golden Hand Badge. Kimberley ,
Cooke showed the three things
she had rhade for her. Woodwork-
er Badge and,told the
Brownies about being tested for'.
her Pet Keeper. Betty Stanley
showed her three articles she had
made for the Toy -maker Badge.
Sylke ,Becker had three interest-
ing things of nature to show the
Pack. Brown Owl told the Brown-
ies that were to be tested for
their Observer and Explorer Bad-
ges to be at the Town Hall on
Saturday at ten o'clock, .to go. on
a hike. The Brownies were told •
about the Mother and Daughter
Banquet that will be held on
May 24th.
For work period Snowy Owl
went over the Finger Code Alpha-
bet• with the Brownies. Sylke
Becker passed her test for sewing
on two kinds of buttons and for
cleaning a pair of shoes.
The meeting was closed with
the Squeeze and Taps.
PAGE FIVE
Farm labor in the United States
during June, 1971, totaled
5.,250,400 persons of whom ,
3,602,800 were family members
and the remainder hired workers.
iINTEE
.. cs f)
FOR SALE
I OCATED, ONLY 3 MILES from
Goderich, 100 acre farm with 90
acres workable; 4 bedroom brick
home recently redecorated, oil
furnace, 4 piece bathand every
convenience. A lovely lawn and
shade trees makes this a very
desirable property. Possession of
the home and barn in 60 days and
the land in the fall:
250 ACRE FARM in West Waw
anosh Twp.; approximately 200
acres workable; 8 room well
cared. for home with all conven-
iences;
onveniences; drilled well. Barn 72. x
38 and 40 x 40. Present owner
carrying on mixed farming. Pos-
session' can be arranged.
150 ACRE FARM in Kinloss Twp:,
nearly all workable, slightly rol-
ling, good drainage. Two storey
brickhome with new kitchen,
bathroom and furnace.' Barn 40
x 72 with loose pens for .beef
cattle;, 2 silos 18 x 50 and 14 x
48. This farm is well located;
possession and terms canbe ar-
ranged.
COUNTRY HOME located in vil- •
lage on one acre of land. Four
bedroom home with 3 piece bath,
oil furnace: Taxes $135.00 a year.
If you are looking for a retire-
ment or summer property make
an appointment to see this home.
LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 21; a 2
bedroom cottage recently redec-
orated, modern kitchen, bath-
room, panelled, walls and new
ceiling; oil furnace. Priced at
$8,900 with immediate possession.
6 ROOM FRAME HOME and
modern building 48 x 48 plus
equipment. Presently manufact-
uring playground equipment, loc-
ated on .lot 127' x 267'. This
building -o'ould be suitable for
welding, metal fabricating or re-
lated line of work. Inquire for
further particulars.
100 ACRE FARM, /rolling land all
in grass; some bush. Located on
a good road. Listed at $12,000;
asking $5,000 down, balance at
9%. Immediate possession.
COUNTRY STORE .and 4 bed-
room home located in a good
farming area: Excellent brick
building. Merchandise consists of
groceries, meats, feed and hard-
ware. Ill health of the owner is
the reason for selling. If you are
tired ' of your present job, look
this home and business over and
be your' own boss.
20 ACRES on thea Lucknow river;
bush and park like area in the
Port Albert district. This acre-
age would , be hard to duplicate,
60 rods of river frontage.
If you are thinking of buying or
have property for sale
give usa call
• WARREN ZINN
Phone 529-7350 •
Wilfred Mcifltee
& Co. Limited
WALKERTON
Member of the Gred Bruce
Multiple Listing pService
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