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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-08, Page 23To See Is NTEE REALTOR' LUCKNOW - three bedroom home situated close to churches and school, large kitchen, living room an d • dining room. Immediate possession available. Asking $23,000.00. Arrange to inspect this home and make us an. offer: RIPLEY AREA- PA. storey older dwelling on a lot 120 x 140, oil furnace and drilled well. Asking $13,900.00. 4 LOTS situated on Napier Street, Lucknow, lots 16, 17, 18, 19. GODERICH 3 bedroom home, large kitchen, `3 piece bath, , heated by gas furnace, double garage, asking $29,000. Owner will consider all offers. LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom home, large kitchen, oil heat, asking $23,500. DUNGANNON, 3 bedroom home with 3 extra lots. Owner will consider your offer. Asking $29,500. We have inquiries for farms, both Targe and small acreages. if you are thinking of selling, give us a call, we would be pleased to ,talk to you. Wfrrren & 1.�rry,Zinn PHONE 529.7350` " "R.. It. k 2, LUCKNOW r/ F. For 'int 100 ACRE. FARM, 85 acres workable, lot 12► concession 8, Ashfield Township. Apply in writing to ;Box `C', e/o Lucknow Sentinel, Box 40:0, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO NOG 2H0 by April 16. Highest or any offer not necessarily ac- cepted* -43-I4 c-cepted.-43.14 . APPROXIMATELY 70 acres for rent on Hwy:; 86 in Whitechurch. Cali Kitchener 578-1021 after 8 . p.m. or 579-8545 anytime. -13,14,15x PIONEER ALFALFA! long terns Stands exceptional yield tolerance to bacterial wilt excellent winter hardiness with fist regrowth with, and (;ah Disco nta Bir R. R R. No. 1 Luclmow ' 328-0144 M.'OAGH E“E AL EST..1Ln I\SI!RANCL LTD 528-2031 LUCKNOW 60' TRAILER on country lot, 5 miles from Lucknow. Asking $13,000. 'Easily removed. HANDY MAN - large lot close to school, 4 bedrooms. Asking only $16,900.00. . • SWIMMING POOL, inground, 2 storey cement block, 4 bedroom, 2 baths, hot water heating, paved drive. POINT CLARK home, 2 bedroom, family room, fire- place, 109i% mortage available. PA STOREY brick house one"block from,main street. 3 bedrooms, 2 sunrooms - and completely finished recreation room. Re -insulated and wired recently. Aluminum windows, all natural woodwork. Attached garage with access through basement and outside. 101/2% mortgage. LUCKNOW HOME, large lot, 80 x 265, 4 years old, family room with fireplace, 11 % % mortgage. Asking $52,000.. BRICI( BUNGALOW in Lucknow, new oil furnace, huge living room, 2 baths, paved drive, $55,000. CLOSE TO SCHOOL, 4 bedroom brick bungalow, finished family room, reduced to$49,060. COUNTRY LOT, 4 bedroom brick home, 2 baths, double* garage, 14% mortgage. Asking only $45,000. 3 BEDROOM HOME in Holyrood, completely reno- vated, 2 .baths, attached garage. NEW HOUSE - 4% acres;f'o, large family room with .fireplace, 2 baths, creek. crossing property,1 mile from Lucknow. • ' RIPLEY AREA, 4 acres, 42 bedroom home andsmall barn, drilled well. Asking only $27,000. • We are in -need of farm' listings. FRASEit.1VMCKINNON . ROBTY CAMPBELL • ' 529-7417 Res.395y2880 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 1811 *from page 17 • Lloyd of Burlington visited. 'Mrs. Lloyd was illaPPY to have. as her visitors during the week Mr. and Mrs. Wil- bert Haldenby, of Toronto. A . pleasant afternoon was had at Mrs. Bill Burt's home ' on Friday. Those present were Mrs. Wm. E. Heiden - by, Mrs. Tom McDonald,. Edna . and ,May Boyle, Mrs. Frank Maulden, Mrs. Don Bushell and Mrs. Edburt Bushell, all of here and Mrs. Enjo; Howard Thompson and Mrs. Don McCosh of Ripley.,` At lunch time they honoured Mrs. Edburt ' Bushell and sang Happy Birthday. Con- gratulations Dunedin. She wouldn't tell us ” how " many birthdays she has had but she did enjoy this one.. Mrs. Arthur Phillips re- turned to Fonthill after a nice visit with the Mauldens.' Bess and Jean got to Luck - now to call on Mrs. Jean Hughes and Miss Nellie Malcolm. Mr. and " Mrs. Morley Bushell of Wingham visited on ' Friday with , Mrs. John Barr. Sympathy is extended to the Murray ',. family in the passing of their Sister Stella at Waterdown. She was .,the daughter ofthe late Mr, and Mrs. Dan Murray of West- ford, where Mr. and Mrs. Frank `=Murray .and family now live. She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Dorothy play at London. t By Lillian Young Although March went out like a lamb, the March wind seems to :be still with us, Bob and Agnes Bregman, Joanne- and Christine spent last Thursday, March 26 in London and in the evening attended the theatre and saw . the play; The Rainmaker, Hutton 1.192 ACRES, KINLOSS, 172 choice workable, ex- - cellent brick house, two t which they all enjoyed. very much. Mr. and .Mrs. Len Cough- lin and family moved last week from the Bregman.farm house to their new home in Kincardine Township. They will be missed in . this com- munity. Rick Coughlin, son of Mr. and. Mrs. Len Coughlin, has joined the Canadian Armed Forces and willleave on Tuesday for ' Cornwallis, Nova Scotia where he will be stationed. His parents .will, take him as far as Guelph. Mrs. L illian Jones, Chris and Sonia visited her par- ents, -.Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wynne, in Kitchener and on. Saturday visited her brother, Mr. and Mrs'. Phil Jones of Toronto. They also went • to • see the Toronto Zoo which Chris and Sonia enjoyed very much. They returned home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Breg- man attended the wedding of 000.. Reinhart., and. Margit, Mrs, Jack Ferguson and two breathers, Wilfred and Leon= and ;Murray, Ladies from here attended the quilting at the home' of Mrs. Don McCosh of Ripley on Monday afternoon. Monday Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lane and "Blaine, Mr. .and Mrs. Stewart Lane and the girls spent Sunday at Strathroy. with Mr. and Mrs.. Campbell Brown and family. titre Jacob Rylaarsdam. and Shir- ley Heykoop . in Clinton on Friday evening at the Christ- ian 'Reformed'' Church: The reception was held: after the wedding in the Blyth Com- munity Centre. Mrs. Roelie de Boer, Fred and Simon and :Bob and Ag- nes Bregman and Robert at- tended the :H.D.I. A. ban- quet Friday afternoon. Sid and Kay Smith showed slides of their trip to:Naptes after burns. • % 100 ACRES West Wawa- Obituary % nosh, 140 workable, good % brick house, two. barns. f • 200 ACRES West . Wawa- nosh, 140 .workable, 55 acres maple bush, barn 45 % ./ 90, implement shed, % 32x70. House has new family room. • KINLOSS - 7 acres with f -excellent 4 bedroom brick ; home. The extras include % new oil -wood furnace, at- [I.. tached garage, drilled e well. Barn 20x30 for hors- f. es, workshop above. j. • 8 ACRE country property 33 ; near Wingham. Three t bedroom house fully re- e % styled with new ri f, new windows, new siding and % full insulation, 2 full 1 baths. Try your offer. 100 ACRES one mile from .f c town en paved road, part % % workable, part " bush, 2 %.. % spring fed ponds, 3 bed- room house' with coloured • % siding. Barns 40x68 and f • 24x40. Reduced price for quick sale. ASK ABOUT our many farm listings in the area. % ST., HELENS - restyled I home .on a 3 acre lot, % coloured siding, house ! fully insulated, 2 baths, ' attractive kitchen, new !insulated workshop 1 24x32, combination oil. wood furnace in house. % Taxes only $90 per year. MEL iVIATaERs L % Winghant Phone 3514208 t ltep. L. Vya Hutton Real 'Estate Ltd. f. •• Broker, ]Klneardine / rqq�:ds�.Ye.qv.e,.yq,es+5e,8'Y-ab.6ae..a�.A 1 KENNETH Mae N Mac! ENN Kenneth. MacKenzie Mac- Lennan of R: 4 Goderich, died suddenly at home on Friday, April 3, 1981 in his 71st year. He was a veteran 'of the Royal Canadian Air Force, having served from 1943 - 45 and a memberof the Royal - Canadian •Legion. Born at Lochalsh on March 14, 1911, he was a son of the late Roderick MacLennan, Huron Township, and the late Cristina Finlayson, form- erly of Lochalsh. He was predeceased by his parents and- four brothers, Alexander, Roderick,. Emile and Frank: The funeral service was held " from the MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Hoine in Lucknow on Sunday, April 5, 1981 at 2 p.m. Rev. Hugh Nugent of Ash- field Presbyterian Church conducted the service. Pallbearers were Dave MacDonald, Finlay MacDon- ald, Bill Campbell, George MacLennan, Rod. MacLen- nan and Finlay MacLennan. Burial followed in Lochalsh Cemetery. High interest rotes.. challenge farmers... *from page ,1 . Ontario [Wheat Producers took a loss in storage and transportation to Georgian Bay ports of 17.3 million 'dollars. They are holding the government to the promise. Murray Cardiff, MP warned of the danger of foot and mouth disease coming from other countries through air garbage that is not properly incinerated. The import law being studied by Mr. Whelan should be made known in about two weeks. He reported that an order for beef from Englandin the • form of a tender wits not followed up. The order was for $30,000 tons but.be'cause the specifications of the fender, Canada did not pursue the deal.. Australia, he said was in there fighting for the contract. Canada he , said, must . have a farmer controlled export organization. It is present- ly being set up by Mr.' Whelan. Gary Gurbin, Bruce MP stated he could understand the frustration expressed in the briefs and the need for bedded communica- tions between farmers and government. On the interest rates, and need for capital he spoke on the new sniall business develop- ment bond to incorporated farms at 12% interest. He also contained the Geneva Agreentent on Tariff and Trade policy in A Canada and that of U5. In Canada the decisions arrived at, do not have to be approved b parliament while in the US the pp y ' agreement has to be ratified,. Many directors felt Agriculture was being traded off with industrial rates. Murray Elston, MPP stated he was - in sympathy with the farmers problems and there was separate need for joint effort on part of producers to work together. The urbanized society was making it more. difficult for farmers. The foreign acquisition of land should be controlled, he stated. The spokesman for the Cattleman's Association warned that the amendment to the Bank Act to protect the producer from bankruptcy if a processor does not give the farmer the protection • he requires. He stressed. the need to investigate the security of any new buyer he might be dealing with. A very good meeting with exchange of ideas between the member and the farmers continued for several hours, The County President Borden Fenton surprised the, meeting and expressed his appreciation to the members as well as his sympathy to Mr. Eddie Sargent MPP in the loss of his wife and accounted for his - absence at the meeting.