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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Springer-
and
pringerand family motored • to %r
o th) MITtart last Sundry,
January 4 to lake theme, son,
Leslie and George Jaoueson
to catch aptane back to C,orn-
*s, Nova, Scotia where
they are stationed with the
timed faeces.'
Ron Geo*, who has been
working for the Bell Tele-
phone Co. in Walkerton, has
been lrasnferred to London
and started work there on.,
January 5. -
Pete 6
den SOnnd and all
igl�tets of the late Mr. and
Jack tuapman and by:
ire nephew the wen known
retired Kincardine
i'z"9 .' Chap-
WWI of ,
riufthetown.
thanks goes to Harry
above information
d°.our sympathy goes to
tie Wilily on their bereave -
Well Western Ontario con -
times in a state of deep
freeze and snow squalls -not
the best weather for being
outside. Along: with all the
otter..'queer tidligu..even the
temperaturesacross the
cotmtry this morning were
minus 18 here, zero in Alber-
ta mid cold atMiamisothe
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radio report stated.
Yesterday . ue., Jan.
Donald Wyld \ of the Sixth
Concession West had a both-
. Family and friends ex-
tend
x=t nd their bestWishes.
ANN
Stormy weather stopped
school. buses running on
Wednesday and most stud -
eats
tudents'. who ; ride buses got a;
holiday that day.,;
Robert. Bregman attended
Farmers' Week` m'. Hanover
last Monday and his father, '.
Bob Bregman attended the
meeting there on. Tuesday.
Jamie ° Young ; spent the
weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim ` Young.
Mr. and .Mrs. Len Cough-
lin and family entertained
friends from Hamilton ' and
Tara on . the . weekend and
enjoyed some snowmobiling.
George Young of Lucknow
visited, with Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Young on Sunday.
e . Whitechurch Young
Peop es held their . regular
meeting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jim de Boer
Sunday evening.
with a
28,2822
MURRAY
MURRAY MOFFAT.
Electrical Contractor,
LUCKNOW
Phone 528-2913 or 392-6061..
3' BEDROOM HOME in .1!101Yroodi icom
pletely reno-
vated, 2 baths , attached garage.
garage.
3 BEDROOM HOME, Havelock Street, Lucknow,''.
520,000:
COMPLETELY -RENOVATED in 1974, three bedroom
bungalow on double lot Asking .$45,000:
NEW HOUSE - 4'/s acres, large family room with
fireplace, 2 baths, creek crossing property, 1 mile from
..Lucknow
200 ACRE HOG FARM, 170:workable, 30 acres bush,
beautiful 4 bedroom brick home. Farrowing barn 24 x
68 and converted barn 85.x 55 and 32 x` 64; implement
shed. Must sell, for health reasons.
150 ACRE BEEF FARM, well drained, 4 acres°of bush,
large barn, 4 bedroom house, close to the 200 acre farm
above.:
e are'in ruled of;listings
BARRY'MeDONAGIII FRASER MacKINNNON
528-3821 ° .: Res: 395-2880
THE MAN
TQ;, SEE IS
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FARMS
504' ACRES, approximately 400 choice cash : crop
workable. Homes and buildings are well maintained,'
barns are well set up for beef and hogs. Fall possession is
available:•
25 ACRES located beHuron.Township, clear land, bush,
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rough pasture and a springy . .
150 ACRES, Ripley area, 135 workable, 3 bedroom.
home, 2 barns and new implement shed.
100 ACRES, West Wawanosh Township, approx. 65.
workable, `15..ares bush, balance requiring drainage.,
HOMES
TO CLOSE ESTATE, 2 bedrooms down and 2 bedrooms
up extra ' large . lot, ' exceptionally well cared for.
Immediate possession. Ideal retirement home: Asking
$25,000.00;
LUCKNOW - ° comfortable ,2 bedroom bungalow, full
length sun porch, =all electric heat; on an exceptionally.
nice-lot..Reduced to S17,000.00.
COUNTRY HOME located on approximately 1 acre with:.
a small barn, Pine River, area;
DUNGANNON, 3 bedroom home with 3 extra lots.
Owner will consider your offer. Asking S29.500.
GODERICH - 3, bedroom home nicely kept. built in 1952
on good lot 50 x 132:. Asking $29.500.00. Immediate
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possession,
'We have inquiries forfarms, both large and'
small acreages. If you are thinking of selling,
give us a call, we would be pleased to •talk to
you.
Corr Terry Zinn:.
PHONE 529-7350
R. R.112, .LUCKNOW
dour advertising message will . get a long
distance c conne_cAon when you place an
ad, in the newspapert ou'11 communicate to
our entire readership ... at a surprisingly low
cost. Get bigger sales going for you .. call
The
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