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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-07-31, Page 16Page 14—iucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 31, 1985 ' r4::* 14,• AUGUST ist - 2nd. 3rd Ladies Summer Topsr 50% OFF Many Other In -Store Specials CRAR I.UCKNOW ••••••••••••••••••• 528-2526 A NEW HOME ? ASK YOUR ARCHITECT ABOUT VVa,. tf iltnpc.o I;r1Lit0 Snt:;7Cf' • •.$„(.a!,,•.ci oina. Ground: walf-...! can?, ot-,1,,r; m4 tb,, most ttl ry..9.1C:n7.(v AtIvarir.or: te•Olnu':.)r.IY enetm r•:. fre.frt ,•sr..alanng CostS. Let Inv ' cround you v.,:aik un hi.nt yOur horn,* The Man To See Is LUCKNOW 4 bedroom home, well maintained, one, bedroom down. Priced right, immediate possession.. LUCKNOW desirable building lot, owner has reduced asking price, prime location. Enquire.. LUCKNOW 2 bedroom bungalow located close to downtown. KINLOUGH 5 bedroom home on .1:25 acres, reduced to $23,500. 9 YEAR OLD 3 bedroom hoine with 2 lots in Lucknow. CUSTOM BUILT home Hwy. location, Lucknow area, shown by appointment, 3 baths, fireplace, Immaculate throughout. DUNGANNON 3 bedroom home, priced to sell. KINGSBRIDGE 5 bedroom home with workshop. DUNGANNON nice 2 bedroom mobile, asking $13,500.. WEST WAWANOSH 4 bedroom country dwelling on 2 acres. LUCKNOW SALES BARN, financial statement available. • ' 150 ACRES Kinloss, dairy set up for 70 cows, pipeline; attractive home. 82 ACRES, Cuiross, 30 workable, balance bush, 529,500. • 149 ACRES East Wawanosh, Hwy. location, abovit average home. 397 ACRES Huron, cash crop, comfortable home, older barn. 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, cash crop 89.5 ACRES Ashflaid, buildings systematic the, beef feedlot. 300 ACRES KIniost, cash crop • 100 ACRES Ashfield, recreation, good home and barn. 149 ACRES West WaWanosh, Hwy. loctIon, above average buildings and land. 179 ACRES Wait Wawanosh, improved dwelling, beef Pastureland, 100 ACRES Wald Wawanosh, cash crop. 239.5 ACRES Ashflaid, inimaculats home, cash' crop. • 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, no buildings, 50 ACRES Ashflaid, good buildings, all Workable. WARREN ZINN ALVIN ROBB 528-3710 395-3174 TERRY ZINN 529-7350 • The Holstein Twilight Meeting last Wednesday was of special significance because it !narked the retirement of Gordon Bell (second from left), the Holstein field representative in Huron County for the past 29 years. Presenting Mr, Bell and his wife Betty (left) is Joe Vali Osch, who hosted the meeting on his farm, and Bonnie Johnston, a Holstein director. (Photo by Alan Rivett) Huronview party. attended M. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Dana, Mark and Scott of La Salle visited with her mother, Mrs. Agnes Farrier from Friday to Wednesday of last -week. • Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin and Dave Gibb were at. University Hospital on Monday where Mrs. Tiffin received a check up.. Tom Potter of Caledon visited on Thurs- day with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Russel Proctor of Interlocken, Mithigan and son Dave Proctor of Clinton, Michigan spent the weekend With Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin, Mr. and Mrs. V. Emerson and Mrs. Gertrude Tiffin, Wingham. They attended the Morrison reunion on Sunday at Arnold Morrison's in Wingham. - • Little Crystal Wilkens is attending Day Care in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tiffin of Whitechurch and Russel Proctor of Interclocken,. Michi- gan and Dave Proctor of Clinton, Michigan spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Gert- rude Tiffin of Wingham. Congratulations from the community te• David Ross and Kim Dodd, who were •married Saturday at 4 p.m. in Chalmers Presbyterian Church, Whitechurch by Rev. William Henderson. Dhmer was served in the Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall. The reception was held'in Teeswater where a large crowd gathered. • The Morrisons held a family reunion for relatives the home of Arnold Morrison Of Charles Street, Wingliarn on Sunday after- • noOn. Tables were set up in the garage for lun&G'diieiwere....layed by the, young- sters. Present for the occasion were latives from Michigan, Dublin, 'ListoWel, ulross, Whitecturch, Wingham, Lucknow • d Kinloss. A shower was held in the Community memorial Hall on Wednesday evening for Karen Quipp, a bride-to-be. A crowd of around ipo gathered to honour her. Mrs. Pewtress and Cathy Edgar conducted contests. She received many beautiful gifts for which she thanked thOse who sponsored the shower and the folks for coming and their gifts. Lim& 'was also served. Karen Beecroft of Kitchener spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft. Ken 'Sinnamen • of Wingham visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Beecroft. Mr. and M's. Hector Ptirdori of Strath- roy and Mrs. Isabel Tiffin of Lucknow spent the weekend with 'Mrs. Cassie Mowbray. • •• , We are sorry to report that Mrs. Angus Falconer is confined to hospital for a few days .for tests. • On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott and Karen visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hayter of Thedford, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Elliott at Arkona, and in 'London with Mr. and Mrs. 'David Elliott. The 4-11 club Workshop is being held in August. Any girl 12 years of age by September 1, wishing to Soin, contact Mrs. Walter Elliott at 357-1358: , On Sunday Annie Laidlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw attended a birthday party at Huronview for Percy Vincent, after they visited' with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ducharme of Goderich 'visited Wednesday with her .parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy .On Saturday Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and Mrs. Lorne Durnin attended a relative shower at Kinlough Anglican Church in the afternoon for Cathy Gillespie. Visiting with Norma Rintoul on the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. ,Gordon Campbell and Heather of Richmond Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Jeffery and Julie of Waterloo. On Sunday evening.visiting with Mr. and . Mrs. Mack Cardiff of Brussels were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Robinson, 1VIark, Tracy and Tim, Mr. and Mrs: Gordon Campbell and Heather and. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Oberholtzer, Jeffery and Julie and 'Norma • Rintoul. Debbie Ross is holidaying at the United • Chnrch can*, Goderich. Diane Ross ' is visiting at Brucefield with her grand- mother, Mrs. Ross. , . . held, ricutturat aoctety rneettng t Lucknow- Agricultural Society met on Tuesday, July 23 for their regular meeting •with 15 members present. ' Flans were finalized for the 15th annual Craft Festival on August 2 and 3. All space inside has ,beep booked for some time. A few crafters are hoping the 'weatherman will co.:operate so they can set up outside. Donations from Huron Hay of $75.00 and Huron Poultry Club of $10,00 were • received after the prize book was printed. The elementary school work was judged at Brookside School on July 16. Committees were set up for the Deinoli- ' tion Derby on iday, August 9 at 7 p. m, at the .Tractor Pull Site.., • tamps have been built at the arena to prevent any further accidents as you approach the arena floor. Advance tickets will be sold for the Carlton Show Band which will appear at this year's Fall Fair.