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REAL ESTATE BROKER
1 STOREY BUNGALOW, .3 bedrooms, % acre, paved
road;_l Mile from Lucknow; $28,5007
2 BEDROOM. BUNGALOW, small lot, 1 block from post
office, $26,500.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL - 2 room frame dwelling in
Lucknow, $10,500.
ESTATE. HOMEICICittl9W, .15 storey.bungalow, with
block from MaitMtreler.
PRICED REDUCED - 3 bedroom bungalow, with
recreation room, paved drive. Asking $37,900. Vendor
moved.
2 SERVICED LOTS - in Lucknow, measuring 66' x 165'
in new subdivision. Asking $16,500.
HOUSE ON 1% acres. 4 bedroom, large kitchen. Lots
of trees and creek crossing the property. Priced to. sell.
1 BEDROOM frame dwelling, electric heat, well
insulated, space for 2nd bedroom and another
apartment. Low taxes.
2 ACRE country lot, new well with frame building
partially remodelled for dwelling, $15,000,
FARMS
DAIRY FARM - 250 acres, 3 silos, 2 barns, implement
shed, 2 stable cleaners, 4 bedroom brick home,
swimming pool.
BEEF FARM - 508 acres, 3 barns, 3 pit and 1 upright
silo, and two 3 bedroom homes.
100 ACRES - in Ashfield Twp., good buildings, 90
workable, highway location.
100 ACRES - large barn, five acres of bush, and 3
bedroom house, Kinloss Township, $99,500.
FOR RENT
1 STOREY, 3 bedroom, fully carpeted, rec. room,
carport, Lucknow. i
We are in tieed of listings
ROBERT CAMPBELL BARRY McDONAGH
Res. 520.7417 Res. 528.3821
The Winghain Pro-Life
group met on May 5th,
President Sally Campeau op-
ened in grayer, then she
welcomed all new board
members.
The new beard of directors
are: president; Sally Caen-
peaur-Isr-Vice preldent,
Betty O'Donnell; secretary,
Wanda Darnsnaa; treasurer,
Richard Campeau; education
chairman, Sally Campeau;
assistant , education chair-
man, Joanne Kirkland; mem-
bership, Phyllis and Jerry
Wilhelm; publicity, Fora Na-
brostki; newsletter, Bonnie
Falconer arid Joanne Kirk-
land; phoning; Cory De
Bruyn. Also included on the
board are Hinka Bakelaar,
George Brophy, Herman and
Joanne Plas, Maggie Sand-
ers, Madefine Loffin and
Joan Van Den Assem.
In her education report
Sally Campeau reported that
she and Colleen. Schenk, Ge-
orge Brophy, and Dr.. Leahy
presented a film slide, "Ab-
ortion How It Is”, to the. Law
clasS at the F. E. Madill High
School April ,15th and 16th
which included a panel dis-
cussion: The president also
went to the National Pro-Life
annual meeting • in Ottawa
May 9th and 4.0th, which
gave her courage and sup-.
port to continue. the fight for
life of the unborn, handicap-
ped and the aging..
,„ The Kincardine G Right to
Life annual meeting will be
'held Friday, May 23rd at
7:00 in the Kincardine Leg-
ion with Dr. Et; L. L. • De
Veber of London as guest.
speaker,
uiding..
*from page 5
finders ,and Rangers
annually compete in their
provintial •St. Sohn First
Aid competition. Cookies
- Brownies and Guides
sold over 2,000,000 boxes
in 1979 - have been with us
since 1929. •
Uniform changes,
updated programs and
community involvement
vitally interest the
quarter million girls and
women who belong to the
Girl Guides of Canada,
giving theme a field in
which to nurture and
expand their qualities of
leadership. From six
years of -age to retired
adult leaders, they form
part of the world-wide
sisterhood spanning - 98
countries .
Fools can make money.
It takes a wise man to tell
how to spend it, -English
proverb
SALESMEN
Esecutive Automotive
AftermadietOpiortguity
Ryon are aggressive, self motivated, sales oriented and
• have a solid working knowledge of the automotive
aftermarket [porta, equipment and machineshoPs], we
*mid !Ike to discuss your future .With• us.
We are One of the leaders in the industry with over 100
outlets, hi Ontario and hive a lot to offer to the • right
candidate.
Reply in writing to
STEVE MARA,
,11,1eKERLIE-MILLEN,
BOX 5051,
LONDON, ONTARIO.
N6A 4L6
-22,23
AUCTION SALE
OVER 50
TRACTORS
and EQUIPMENT
Brindley
Sales Yard
DUNGANNON
_SATURDAY, JUNE 7-
11:00 A.M. SHARP
More consignments welcome
Auctioneer Gordon H. Brindley
4011111111MINNW
ogt and Statuling
Timber
All Species
Also Paget Timber
..;pillOungannos-..p9q0:06,
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',gingham romlife elects
board of directors
114EWS.13:1()•;0,
WINGIIAM SALES ARENA
Large Liquidation Sale
of
New Furniture
at the
Wingham Sales Arena
680 Josephine Street [North end of Wingham}
3 Days Only
Thursday, May 29 9- 6
Friday, May 30 9.9
Saturday, May 31 9-S
FEATURED IN THIS SALE:
2, 3, and. 4 pc—cliesterlinid suites; 3, 4, ..and
bedroom suites; good selection of table and chair sets in.
solid woods; butte* Witches; brass beds; -quality box
spring and nnattreses; china cabinets; cocktail tables;
and end tables; oil paintings; laWn chairs; etC.
REMEMBER SALE DATES AND TIME
Plan to drop in as this fine furniture must he sold
And will be offered at LIQUIDATION.PRICES
TERMS. CASH, CHEQUES, VISA,
MASTER CHARGE
*Ingham Sales Arena
3574730 • • 3574987 .
LIQUIDATIONS & AUCTIONS
AMBERLEY one acre let on which is a family home,
new addition about years old, 4 and 2 piece bath,
electric furnace about 2% miles from Lake Huron On
paved 'road. ,
WHITECHURCH 5 bedroom frame home, all newly
renovated, carpeted with 2; 3 piece baths and oil
furnace plus small barn. •
GODERICH - 3 bedroom: frame home on lot 50 x 132,
built in 1952, located on Cambridge Street, excellent
value at the list price, $29,500. linmediate possession.
APARTMENT BUILDING, Bruce County, 6. units of
brick construction with coin washer and klryer.
EXcellent financing available, attractive investment
opportunity. Inquire for further information;
LOCHALSH - an excellent Highway'location with good
building to accommodate ' a business, plus a
-well-maintained separate 3-bedroorn--herfeTrPrieed-to
sell.
DUNGANNON 3 bedroom home with 4 lots,_This older
home has 4 pc. bath, sunporch and electric heat, asking
29,500.
LUCKNOW - comfortable 2 bedroom bungalow, full
length sun-porch, all electric heat, on an exceptionally
nice lot, aiking $21,000. •
RIPLEY AREA, brick home on .2 acres, good solid 4
bedroom, oil heat, piiced at $25,000. Owner will
consider holding a first mortgage.
FARMS .
504 ACRES, approx; 400 choice cash crop workable.
Homes and buildings are well maintained, barns are
well set up for beef and hogs, crop is in the ground and
may be sold with the farm or fall possession is
available,.
ASHFIELD TWP. - 118 acres, approximately 23
workable acres, recently constructed residence,
balance bush, river valley; potential camp site, Port
Albert area.
300 ACRES - Ashfield Township, 3 bedroom borne,
every convenience; barn has capacity for 45 sows,
finishing 1000 yearly; liquid manure storage,
150 ACRES - Ashfield Twp., approximately 95 acres of
tile drained, level cash crop land; 4 bedroom home with
-new family room; barns could handle 50 to 60 sows.
100 ACRES - West Wawanosh, no buildings, appifik-
imately 15 acres of hardwood bush.
We have inquiries for farms, both large and
small acreages. If you are thinking of selling,
give us a call, we would be pleased to talk to
you.
Warren & Terry Zinn
R. R. # 2, LUCKNOW,
PHONE 529.7350
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