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ATTENTION!
Lucknow dt Area
Mothers
on the subject
..What is your OPINION
of a COMMERCIAL -EDUCATIONAL,
DAYCARE and -or DROP-IN CENTRE
located in LUCKNOW?
.. Thinking of going back to work in the
fall? Presently employed now and having
problemsfinding a good RELIABIE-
EDUCATIONAL environment for your
child? Sometimes an over -load of FARM-
ING chores? TRAVEWNG out of your
way? NEED TIME TO GO SHOPPING?'�
.. The advantages of having a LOCAL
DAYCARE -DROP-IN CENTRE (with the
child • ,capacity of 25-30 children, gov't.
approv.) are just too numerous to men-
tion. It would be GREATLY appreciated if
you could please call'Cannie4jtt 529-3188
on this natter. Proposed -OPENING date
is Sept: 3, 1985. If response is adequate,
project will proceed on schedule as well
as REGISTRATION. Thank you, for your
co-operation.
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Ages.
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IN THE HEART OF DOWNTOWN VARNA
482-7103
HUTTON.
REDUCED- three bedro'aluminum
sided home on a large lot in Lucknow.
living room with French doors to. family
room with newer stone fireplace, attach-
ed carport; gairage. ASKING $17,500.
THIS 3 BEDROOM Lucknow brick
bungalow is in a quiet .location and is in
immaculate condition. Large living room,
formal' dining room, kitchen, 2 baths.
Finished basement has' large rec room
with bar;, attached garage. Must be. seen
to really appreciate.
BRICK HOME • 13 miles from Goderich
off highway 21, 3 bedroom, living room,
dining room kitchen with good custom
cupboards, steel attached garage, insu-
lated;.11/2 acres,, fruit trees and vines,
asking ;32,500. •
211 ACRES Kinloss, barn with• milking
parlour.: Two storey house with hot water
heater, ;80,000: •
100 ACRES • Kinloss, • large barn with,
nearly new milk house, new hydro. Four
bedroom house ;56,700.
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FIRST TIME OFFERED; 101 acres
Culross, 85 workable, immaculate stone
house. Barns 40 x 80 and 50 x 47, , steel
implement shed, land 'self draining. 50
additional acres . available.
181/2 ACRES on/ paved road, half mile
from town. Brick bungalow, 17 years old,
has living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms
up, finished basement has one bedroom
down, rec room; attached garage. Barn
20x40:
MEL MATHERS, W INGHAM, 357-3208
representing
LLOYDW.HUTI'ON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
BROKER, KINCARDINE
Combined,
United Church -Presbyterian Church
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Plans made for theatre outing
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johnston and family
of concession 8 entertained• at a dinner on
Sunday. Present were Berthaa Haldenby,
,
Mrs. Barry Haldenby, Tanya' and Crystal,
Westford; Mr. and Mrs. Rae Haldenby and
Penni of Teeswater; Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Friendorf, Jason and Jennifer of Culross
Township; Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Johnston .of
Wingham " and . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Johnston of Mississagua.
Mrs: Bert Nicholson and Agnes Hodgins
visited on Sunday with Belle Graham of
Lucknow.
Mrs. Don Robertson of Georgetown
visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Nicholson and Lois. •
Donald Barr of „ W aterloo spent the
holiday weekend here with his mother,
Mrs. John Barr.
Mr. •and Mrs. Cliff Johnston of conces-
sion eight have moved to their new home
in Wingham. 'Our best wishes for a happy
retirement.
Archie Bonnett had to return to Victoria
Hospital, London.
Edburt Bushell also had to return to'
hosp• in London. His wife, Dunedin,
re ed: home from Kincardine and Dist-
rict ospital. Mr. and Mrs. George Bushell
and amity of Ottawa are visiting with her.
Mrs. Arthur Phillips and her daughter,
Mrs. Douglas Palmier brought Mrs. Frank
Maulden home. The ladies visited Ottawa,
Montreal and Quebec City., / .
Brett Thompson had her holidays with
(grandma and grandpa), Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bushell.
We extend congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Kurt Nielson of Peterborough on the
gift of a baby boys, a brother for Matthew.
Holyrood W .I.
The Holyrood Women's Institute were
entertained on Wednesday evening begin-
ning with a delicious pot luck meal at the
summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Raynard
Ackert.
Mrs. Charles Murray extended a wel-
come to all following the usual opening
exercises.
Plans were made for the annual trip to
the Blyth Centre for the Arts, tosee the
comedy; Moose Country, in August.
Two of the ladies who had birthdays on
that date, Mrs. Lome. Eadie and Mrs.
Charles ' Murray, were surprised with a
lighted birthday cake. All. sang Happy
Birthday. .
Agnes Hodgins read a humorous reading
about the school boards of 75 years ago.
Oh! what a, change from our present day.
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Mrs. Funk Maulden, in keeping with
.Canada Day, conducted a contest. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ackert showed pictures of
their recent trip to Australia and New.
Zealand with: an interesting commentary.
Mrs. Lome Eadie presented Raynard with
a gift in appreciation. 0 Canada brought a
very , enjoyable evening to a close.
Visitors with Marretta Hodginsover the.
weekend for the Stanley family picnic were
Gladys Stanley and Dennis; Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Bolger and Amanda, of St. Catharines
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hodgins and family
of St. Catharines.
A total of 135 descendants of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Stanley of concession 14
gathered on Saturday at the beach, picric
area for their annual family reunion. They
had a delightful day together. The
festivities wound up at the home of Mr.
and Mrs: Leonard Stanley and family.
On Sunday, the Presbyterian service was,
taken by the W.M.S.. and Sunday School.
followed with a picnic on the church
grounds. Rev. Shaw is on vacation for Julg?
During the electrical storm on the
weekend, lightning' hit the farm home of
Jack Barr, . knocking 'out the hydro and
killing two cattle in the field, .
Mrs. Edburt Bushell; and her daughter,
Kathryn Fraser went to visit Edburt in ,a
London hospital on Sunday. We are
pleased he is making favourable progress:
Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Bair ' were, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Hamilton, Karen. and David of Brandon,
Manitoba; Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton, of
Clinton; Winnifred Percy and Mrs. John
Barr of here; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hamilton
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Guay and
Susan and Mrs. Gilbert Hamilton, all of
!'Lucknow. 'Other visitors were Michele
'Hodgins of London; Murray Barr 'of here,
Mr. and Mrs. Gary .Fair and Jason, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Van De. Klippe and April
of.Kincardine, and during the week, Mrs.
Brian Boothman of Alberta and Betty
Hamilton of st. Catharines.
Norma Coutts of Wingham spent a few
days with Edna and May Boyle. '
Visitors on Saturday with. Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Haldenby and family were Mrs. John
Brandt, Mrs. -Jack Huntington of Cornwall;
Mrs. Mel Dahmer of Millaiton and Roy
Haldenby of Princess Court, Kincardine.
Locals at threshers reunion
Visiting on the weekend with Barry,
Betty and
Sharlene Jones were Barry's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
James McGill, and their daughter Sherry
Jones of Thorndale.
Rhetta MacLennan had her son and
daughter in-law, Jack and Annette Mac-
Lennan of Stratford visit with her on the
weekend.
Finlay MacDonald and 36 others went by
bus from Wingham to attend the National "
Threshers Reunion in Wausen, Ohio on the'
weekend. •
Thos S visiting Dorothy (D..A.) MacLen-
nan were her daughter, Margaret (Peggy)
Heffernan, her sister, Katie -Sutherland,
and her friend Christine McFaydden of
London. • •
A lovely shower was held Monday
evening " at Reids Corner Hall for Helen
Kempton, daughter of Bill and Janet
Kempton of Point Clark. Helen received
many lovely and useful gifts from the
community.; Helen thanked all the ladies
very fittingly and a bountiful lunch was
served by the hostesses. A social hour was
spent by all the ladies.
Visiting on the _weekend with Dorothy
Fhilayson were Carol Finlayson, her
husband, John Balch and son Alexander,
and Kenny and Allan Finlayson of Toronto
and Bill and Judy Finlayson and family of'
Teeswater.
Weekend visitors with Max and Helen
Riegling were Craig Riegling., son of Frank
and Anne Riegling of Whitelaw, Alberta.
He has also been visiting other relatives in
the' area. Other visitors with the Rieglings
were Mrs. Rieglings sister, brother-in-law
and girls,. Matt and Ursella Richardson of
London. •
A .large crowd was at Point Clark Light-. •
house Sunday evening to see the fireworks
display put on the Kinsmen.
The little things, the simple things, • .
The fleeting half forgotten things -
So seldom contemplated,
The preciousthings, remembered things,
The secret, sad and silent things,
Of such is Life created.
Teeswater man
wins draw
The winner of the Kin , Summerfest 85
draw for tickets to the Blue Jays vs
Oakland A's game July 20 Which includes
hotel accommodation Was Archie McDon-
ald of Teeswater, who is a member of the
Teeswater Ballbusters team. The draw was
made June 23. Chairman of the draw was
Brad Humphrey.
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