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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-01-30, Page 22—Thr. at ttinikun Sites Arena 684) Josephine Street Ninth End of Win Neer and Used Furniture, 110PliaileetiaidAntiqiiet Bliss b‘ds, dlninitlknOrn'aluitea In SOLD) WOODS such -- aaPin0, Maple, Oak, and. White. Ash;., bedroom suites; chesterfield suites; corner 'shelves; planters, etc. Also sitotl *election 'of, used furniture; appliances, quid ,'antiques.. • NOTE! Will take on trade or, buy out right good used furniture, appliances and antiques oi consign. to our weekly Auction Rooms. Open, Menday - Saturday. : 227440know, solos* wobiemityl i01190 ere coin The second day of the , annual Kincardine .::Ripley curling/ com- petition was he at the Ripley club on Saturday, Gerry Einmert6A,' representing Kincardin& president Al Matheson. presented the G.E. Harrison trophy to Elmer Courtney, president of the local club. POint totals were 307',tor Ripley and 239 for Kincardine.. The OP- winner the . day • was. Jim '1WacDonald's kink, curling with wife Marie, nephew Donald Pollard and sister, Donalcla with 31 points on .the draW. Second' went to Elmer CourtneY's rink, With Lois and. Clarence Pollock and wife Joyce who had 25 points. Third went to Joe Klunder, with. wife Jane, and Don and Karen • Fair, with 2 4 points arid fourth to Garnet Nagora's Kin- cardine rink, curling with Gerry and Henry.. Ernmerton and his:wife, Ruby, who had 16 points. Skipping other entries On the early draw were Roger Gingras and Jack MacKinnon_ _ .The latedraw saw a tie , for points with Gordon Roulston and 'Martin Wright each getting 24, _ Cbecking-rthe aggregate gaye first place to Gordon who was curling with Dianne Brooks, Donald Gaunt and . Ruthe Pat- teison. ' Martin took second place with wife Helen, Ed and Pearl Fink. Jo hn followed- clOsefy in third place with 23 points -curling-with-Sue-And -1Xon Maus and - wife Eileen. Fourth place , went' to Jack ,Pyrn's rink with wife Grabe at yive,,:Jim Harris and Mary Phillips. The, ladies club held their annual invitation bonipiel on Mon., Jan. 21. PreSident' Donalda Pollard welcomed teams from Listowel, Walkerton, -Durharn, Vanastra, Paisley, Kincardine, Godericb and Ripley. -The Don and Anna "MacTavish trophy was presented to the winners of 11. o'clock draw who were Gail Johnson of the local club with" Mary Walden, - Marie MacDonald and , Joyce. Courtney. Second prize was won by Anna MacTavish With Lois Pollock, Peg 1ViacCharles and Jean Coiling. Third , place was won by Marg Knowlton's Kincardine rink' and fourth prize went to Lynn Russell iron Paisley. The winner of the 9 o'clock draW was Diane BroOks with Hilda Andrews, June Paquette and Ellen Holyroyd.. Second place on this draw went •to Sheila Taylor's Kincardine rink of Barbara Kester, Anne, Barton and Gail Oingras, Third -place was won. by Peggy Mann of Durham and fourth spot went' to Mary Hawn's Kincardine entry: :.Wilfred MCIntee, president of the Wilfred Mclntee and Company, Ltd. is: proud to' present Warren Zinn. of our Lucknow and area,to our One Million Dollar Club'for-1979.Warreichadiales'in excess of Two Million Dollars during1919 and is .being presented with an award by the 'ales Manager of our 'Company, Lloyd Klein: . , Warren has soldin excess ` of, One Million Dollars each, year for the, past Six years. Wilfred Melniee and Co Ltd., has grown throughout Weitern °mark) to inolude lreffloes and apprOXimately 100 salespeople lit`the .area. Warren will be pleased to serve you-In-all your: real estate needs .for_;: -1980:'T . NILE, red brick 3 bedroom hoine, ideally situated on , about acres, a • stream crosses the land, there is a• small barn and. mature trees. Must be seen td be appreciated. DUNGANNON, 3 bedroom home with 4 lots. This older Heine has 4 pc bath, Sitriperefi and efectric heat; asking *$29,500. kiroutIT LUCKNOW-oornfortable 2--bedroom' bungalow full-- length-sun-porch, all electric heat,' on an exceptionally nice lot, asking $21,000. L1.iCKNOW, duplex, well located, check this propetty - over and make an , offer. Ripley area, -brick home on 2 acres, good` solid 4 bedroom,: -oil heat, priced at $25,000. Owner will consider holding a first mortgage. 504 ACRES Culross, excellent brick home with barns feeding 500 beef cattle, upright and cement bunker silos, also area for 90 sows. 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, no buildings, approx- imately 15 acres of hardwood bush. 172 ACRES Kinloss, Whitechurch area; approximately' 65 Wotkable, balance pasture, mixed bush. 75 ACRES Huron 14p„ well-Maintained 3 bedroom home; barn suitable for fattening hogs or cattle, paved , yard, steel granary,. cement yard, new hydro. 300 ACRES, Ashfield Tovhiship, 3 bedroom home, every convenience; barn has capacity for 45 sows, finishing 1000 yearly; liquid manure storage., 70 ACRE FARM, Culross Township, close to Teesivater0 robin brick home, we1,1. ntaintained;' older barn and new implement shed and corn crib., - • 150 ACRE dairy farm; Kincardine Township, cows and quota: available. We have inquiries for' farms, both large and small acreages,. If .you, are thinking of selling, give as a call, we would be 'pleased'to talk to You. ' • for Valentines Motor Vehicle License Bureau Cedaithill Farm cp, Garden Centre %al Wino* Warren & Terry Zinn R. R. It 2, LIICI(NOW, PHONE 5294350 • CALL 357-1730 357-2981 AFTER HOURS AT iO.NS 1L;