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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-08-14, Page 12• •• *Po Page 12--Ladmow. Sentinel, Wednesday, August 14, 1985 ",40. Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Blake are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Heather Kathleen to Colin Stanley Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Snyder on Saturday, August 17, 1985 at Dungannon United Church. Reception to follow in Lucknow. CO-OP WA1111 AUGUSTA 25 kg. • FRANKENMUTH 25 kg. • FREDRICK 25 kg. BARLEY , OAC HALTON 25 kg. TRITICALE OAC WINTRI 25 kg. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT • ORDER EARLY PLANT CERTIFIED SEED! • Lucknow District Co-op LUCKNOW 529-795 BEST RATE wren. Invoollnsiint CortificalIgs 111'452. INVESTMENTS INSURANCE AGENCY LTD 33 WEST ST., GODERICH 1-800-265-5503 LU -210-17 • • LUCKNOW DISTRICT • COMMUNITY •CENTRE OPEN DATES AVAILABLE AUGUST Friday 16, 23,30 SEPTEMBER Friday 6,13, 27 OCTOBER •Friday 4, 11, 18, 25 • SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 Colin Snyder and -Heather Blake. ' SATURDAY, AUGUST 24 Roy Neureuther and Mary -Ann Miltenburg SATURDAY, AUGUST 3i ' Shawn Dalton and laurieGibsOn CALL Tit IS' NUM BER BETWEEN 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. ONLY 528-3532 The'Man To See Is iisINTEE 8.5 ACRES with good 4 bdrm. home,. recently constructed barn, insulatedworkshop, • West Wawanosh Township.' LUCKNOW 4 bedroom home, well maintained, one bedroom down. Priced right, . Immediate possession. • LUCKNOW desirable building lot, owner has reduced asking price, prima location. Give us an offer. 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 home with 2 lots In Lucknow. CUSTOM BUILT home Hwy. location, Lucknow area, shown by'appoIntment, 3 baths, fireplace, ,irnmaculate throughout. DUNGANNON 3 bedroom home, priced to sell. KINGSBRIDGE 5 bedroom home with workshop. DUNGANNON nice 2 bedroom mobile, asking $13,500, Including stove, fridge, 40 ft. T.V. tower. WEST WAWANOSH 4 bedroom country dwelling on 2 Litres. LUCKNOW SALES BARN, financial statement available. 150 ACRES Klnloss, dairy set up for 70 cows-, pipeline; attractive home. 62 ACRES, Culross, 30 workable, balance. bush, $29,500. 149 ACRES East Wawanosh, tiwy., location, 'above average home. 397 ACRES Huron, cash crop, comfortable home, older barn. 100 ACRES Wok Wawanosh, cash crop. •/ 89.5 ACRES Ashfleid, bulldlpgs good, systematic tile, beef feedlot. 300 ACRES Kinloss, cash crop. 100 ACRES Ashfield, recreation, good home and barn. 149 ACRES West Wawanosh, Hwy. loctlon, above average buildings and land.. 179 ACRES Weat Wawanosh, Unproved dwelling, beef pastureland. • 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, cash, crop. ,239.5 ACRES Ashfletd, Immaculate home, cash crop. 100 ACRES Weat Wawanosh, no buildings, good cash crop land. 50 ACRES Ashileld, good' buildings, all workable. WARREN ZINN ALVIN Ron 528-3710" 395-3174 , TERRY ZINN 529-7350 Dungannon Fun Day periormers Betty IAD Dalton and Winston Moore became involved in an hilarious impromptu comedy routine with CKNX morning personality Brian Elmslie after the microphones refused to co-operate with the trio. • (Photo by James Friel) Nancy. Hunter is 4-11 delegate Nancy Hunter, daughter of John and. Shirley Hunter, spent a week at Centralia • College as a delegate to the 4-H confer- . ence. • Congratulations to Diane and Barry Hackett who recently celebrated their 25th • wedding anniversary. ••wedding of their niece Diane Scott to Gary Jim and Isabel Hunter attended the McWhirtert held in, Belgrave on August 10. Gillespie and Page wedding at Kinlough on John and ' Shirley' and their family also August 10 and the reception held in Tees- attended the reception held in Brussels the, water. Jack and Wanda Millar of Barrie same evening. ' • spent the weekend with her parents and Annette and Henry Hendriks, Ron and also attended the reception. • Congratulations to Doug and Nolda Scott on the arrival of their new baby boy, a brother for Garry and Steven. , • Congratulations to Wayne and Mary Jo • Farrish on the birth of their new baby boy. • Mr. Irvin Schneider of Molesworth has Joanne Menary returned last week from f Holland where they visited relatives. for two weeks. Their sisters and husbands, Betty and Pat Carter of Walkerton and Reta and Mark Tully 1of Bracebridge accompanied them on the trip. Annette and Henry spent an extra week tourning France • been supply speaker for the month of •• and England. August at Trinity and Nile Churches. •Bill and Edna Ross of Lucknow visited • ' John and Shirley Hunter attended the • Reg and Freda Broom on August 11. • • Extend sympathies to Lalondes • We like to extend our -sympathy to Denise Lalonde, Jean and Ann Lalonde and family on the sudden death of their son and 'grandson, Jeremy. Visiting with Shirley and Ted Martin and family,were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Johnson, Brett and Matthew from' MOunt Hope., Congratulations to Blaise and Joanne • Doherty on the birth of their daughter, Sarah. . • • •" Visiting with Bob and Jean SiMpson were Gary and Jan Kaye and family of ", Milford Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Hinton of •linidon, England. •• ' Pani Simpson, son of Donald and Edith Simpson, is home from Calgary for a two week vacation. -Mr. and Mrs: Barney Carney of Lewiston, N.Y, and Angus MacGregor and Duncan Allan of Pinecrest Nursing Home were weekend visitors of the Simpson families. • Clete and Mary •Louise Dalton took Bernardino Kinney to Ripley to hear the McQuaid sisters perform in thevariety concert. The MacDonald reunion was held at Cedar Grove and a nice crowd of young and old attended. Everyone enjoyed the games and talking about old times. A, pot luck supper was enjoyed by all; Happy birthday to Cory Simpson and Jeannie Cook -who celebrated their birth- • days this month. Ray Dalton and Danny MacLennan were away at Camp. Kintail for a week. KINTAIL Cathy and Kevin Cook enjoyed the weekend touring the Collingwood area. Donna Needham and Steve Pasquan and Jessie of Edmonton were visiting with Donna's sister and brother-in-law,, Mary • and Bob Simpson' and family. Mr. and, MIS. Roddy Cameron and family of Buffalo were visiting with Bob' and Jean Simpson and fainilies. A large crowd enjoyed the horse pull and antique tractor pull at Dungannon on August 11. Some local winnersin the tractor and horse pull were Don Kuik, Steve Howard, Henry Hendrik and horses Pat and Mike, of Kintail. Everyone enjoyed the pork barbeque after the days events. • Congratulations to Denise Maize who was the winner of the beauty contest and is thenew, Miss Dungannon Fair. • Congratulations to Bonnie Sinnett who represented rust Choice Auction as she • was second place runner up in the Miss Dungannon Queen contest: •. • Congratulations also to Linda Sinett for being named Miss Friendship in the Miss Dungannon Queen contest. Both girls are daughters of Jim and Yvonne Sinnett. J& V Refinishing * Furniture • * SmallCarpenteri • Jobs * Painting ;Iteitorr, * Drywall "Free Estimates" CALL: 528-3320 or 395-2795 (Ask for Vidd) (evenings) , The'Man To See Is iisINTEE 8.5 ACRES with good 4 bdrm. home,. recently constructed barn, insulatedworkshop, • West Wawanosh Township.' LUCKNOW 4 bedroom home, well maintained, one bedroom down. Priced right, . Immediate possession. • LUCKNOW desirable building lot, owner has reduced asking price, prima location. Give us an offer. 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 home with 2 lots In Lucknow. CUSTOM BUILT home Hwy. location, Lucknow area, shown by'appoIntment, 3 baths, fireplace, ,irnmaculate throughout. DUNGANNON 3 bedroom home, priced to sell. KINGSBRIDGE 5 bedroom home with workshop. DUNGANNON nice 2 bedroom mobile, asking $13,500, Including stove, fridge, 40 ft. T.V. tower. WEST WAWANOSH 4 bedroom country dwelling on 2 Litres. LUCKNOW SALES BARN, financial statement available. 150 ACRES Klnloss, dairy set up for 70 cows-, pipeline; attractive home. 62 ACRES, Culross, 30 workable, balance. bush, $29,500. 149 ACRES East Wawanosh, tiwy., location, 'above average home. 397 ACRES Huron, cash crop, comfortable home, older barn. 100 ACRES Wok Wawanosh, cash crop. •/ 89.5 ACRES Ashfleid, bulldlpgs good, systematic tile, beef feedlot. 300 ACRES Kinloss, cash crop. 100 ACRES Ashfield, recreation, good home and barn. 149 ACRES West Wawanosh, Hwy. loctlon, above average buildings and land.. 179 ACRES Weat Wawanosh, Unproved dwelling, beef pastureland. • 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, cash, crop. ,239.5 ACRES Ashfletd, Immaculate home, cash crop. 100 ACRES Weat Wawanosh, no buildings, good cash crop land. 50 ACRES Ashileld, good' buildings, all workable. WARREN ZINN ALVIN Ron 528-3710" 395-3174 , TERRY ZINN 529-7350 Dungannon Fun Day periormers Betty IAD Dalton and Winston Moore became involved in an hilarious impromptu comedy routine with CKNX morning personality Brian Elmslie after the microphones refused to co-operate with the trio. • (Photo by James Friel) Nancy. Hunter is 4-11 delegate Nancy Hunter, daughter of John and. Shirley Hunter, spent a week at Centralia • College as a delegate to the 4-H confer- . ence. • Congratulations to Diane and Barry Hackett who recently celebrated their 25th • wedding anniversary. ••wedding of their niece Diane Scott to Gary Jim and Isabel Hunter attended the McWhirtert held in, Belgrave on August 10. Gillespie and Page wedding at Kinlough on John and ' Shirley' and their family also August 10 and the reception held in Tees- attended the reception held in Brussels the, water. Jack and Wanda Millar of Barrie same evening. ' • spent the weekend with her parents and Annette and Henry Hendriks, Ron and also attended the reception. • Congratulations to Doug and Nolda Scott on the arrival of their new baby boy, a brother for Garry and Steven. , • Congratulations to Wayne and Mary Jo • Farrish on the birth of their new baby boy. • Mr. Irvin Schneider of Molesworth has Joanne Menary returned last week from f Holland where they visited relatives. for two weeks. Their sisters and husbands, Betty and Pat Carter of Walkerton and Reta and Mark Tully 1of Bracebridge accompanied them on the trip. Annette and Henry spent an extra week tourning France • been supply speaker for the month of •• and England. August at Trinity and Nile Churches. •Bill and Edna Ross of Lucknow visited • ' John and Shirley Hunter attended the • Reg and Freda Broom on August 11. • • Extend sympathies to Lalondes • We like to extend our -sympathy to Denise Lalonde, Jean and Ann Lalonde and family on the sudden death of their son and 'grandson, Jeremy. Visiting with Shirley and Ted Martin and family,were Mr. and Mrs. Clare Johnson, Brett and Matthew from' MOunt Hope., Congratulations to Blaise and Joanne • Doherty on the birth of their daughter, Sarah. . • • •" Visiting with Bob and Jean SiMpson were Gary and Jan Kaye and family of ", Milford Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Hinton of •linidon, England. •• ' Pani Simpson, son of Donald and Edith Simpson, is home from Calgary for a two week vacation. -Mr. and Mrs: Barney Carney of Lewiston, N.Y, and Angus MacGregor and Duncan Allan of Pinecrest Nursing Home were weekend visitors of the Simpson families. • Clete and Mary •Louise Dalton took Bernardino Kinney to Ripley to hear the McQuaid sisters perform in thevariety concert. The MacDonald reunion was held at Cedar Grove and a nice crowd of young and old attended. Everyone enjoyed the games and talking about old times. A, pot luck supper was enjoyed by all; Happy birthday to Cory Simpson and Jeannie Cook -who celebrated their birth- • days this month. Ray Dalton and Danny MacLennan were away at Camp. Kintail for a week. KINTAIL Cathy and Kevin Cook enjoyed the weekend touring the Collingwood area. Donna Needham and Steve Pasquan and Jessie of Edmonton were visiting with Donna's sister and brother-in-law,, Mary • and Bob Simpson' and family. Mr. and, MIS. Roddy Cameron and family of Buffalo were visiting with Bob' and Jean Simpson and fainilies. A large crowd enjoyed the horse pull and antique tractor pull at Dungannon on August 11. Some local winnersin the tractor and horse pull were Don Kuik, Steve Howard, Henry Hendrik and horses Pat and Mike, of Kintail. Everyone enjoyed the pork barbeque after the days events. • Congratulations to Denise Maize who was the winner of the beauty contest and is thenew, Miss Dungannon Fair. • Congratulations to Bonnie Sinnett who represented rust Choice Auction as she • was second place runner up in the Miss Dungannon Queen contest: •. • Congratulations also to Linda Sinett for being named Miss Friendship in the Miss Dungannon Queen contest. Both girls are daughters of Jim and Yvonne Sinnett.