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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-04-15, Page 23• ow *tom, *from page 16 In the bright sunshine last Saturday afternoon, April 11, 19610 it was a nice sight to see the spray Pune baa eking, tur- ning and, then flying low north to south as it was work- ing ' northeast of Ripley. It was sprayingfertilizer on the fall wheat fields for Gor- don Patterson, and Walter Forster. The fields are on the. Robertson homestead on the 10th concession and less than a mile fromthe northeast ,part of Ripley.- From the direction the plane flew to and from the field the pilot was lately using the runway at the farm -of Bill and Nina Wyld onthe sixth concession west in Huron township. Two Ripley people, were able to return home after undergoing surgery and a week stay in Kincardine and District Hospital. Noreen MacDonald returned home on Tuesday of .last week and Doug Marty.ru en Friday. Passed away Last Thursday evening, ;April 7, 1981,.Mrs, Olive Vogan of Ripley and former ly of concession 4 died in Kin cardine` and District Hospital in her kat year. •'I Native ofthe fourth conces- sion of Huron Township, she was the former'. Olive slack. Visits at Langside By Mien Young Wesley Young . of Lucknow visited with his' brother, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young .on Tuesday.: Mrs. Pam Del Maestro, Lana and Aman of London spent Thursday and Friday with: • her; friends, Mr: and Mrs. Rick Jones, Chris and Sonia. Two little :boys from', this area signed up for kindergar- ten in Lucknow this fall. They are. Chris. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rick Jones, and' Chad Thomas,son of Mr. and Mrs. lan Thomas. Sunday School started for the year in the Presbyterian Church, Wititechurch on Ap- ril 5 and the C.O.C.. held theirfirst meeting in the church basement during the service this Sunday. A Good Friday special service will be held in the United Church on Friday evening, April 17 with Holy Communion after the service. Word was received here that :\ Mrs. Graham Moffat, the former .Edith Taylor, passed away in , the Nursing Home in " Shonavon, Saskat- chewan on April 1 in her 81st year. Edith spenther child- hood„ at Langside and be- came a teacher before going out west. Ln 1973 she married Graham Moffat and • : they dived in Teeswater ''till Gra- ham's death in •1979 when �she. returned, to' the west to be near her brothers. Sym- pathy is extended to relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs, Len Cough - • Ripley Huron Control of School kindergarten. Orientation Night Wednesday, April 8p.m. • • • For parents of children who will be attending Kindergarten in September 1981 Kindergarten Registration Tuesday, April 28, 1981 0 f 4 4 ��tivv�az J3jJTS 1980 VOLARE, 2 door 1979 MONTE CARLO • e 1979 CHEVELLE, 4 door 1979 CHEV CAPRICE, 4 door 1979 ASPEN, 4 door wagon 1978 OLpSI osiLE" DELTA 4 door 1978 PHOENIX , 1972 DODGE, 1 ton pickup* SEE THESE AND OTHERS ON OUR LOT SEVERAL OLDER CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 1 !MYTH , X11NE 52 4342 • lin and girls visited with. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young last Wedn' slay. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Young visited 'Sunday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pinnell of Mildmay... The funeral service was held at the MacKenzie-Mcath Funeral Home in Ripley last Saturday afternoon • with Rev. Jim Bushell of St.` An- drew's United ' , Church, Ripley officiating. Interment t wilL be in Ripley Cemetery. Surviving are a daughter Marion, Nrs. Harry Vines of .Scarborough; a:daughtekn- laW Jean, Nrrs. Jack Vogan .. of Kincardine; a son Leonard Vogan at home in IS, 1981 e23 Ripley and a\brother Walter Black of the 4th concession west in Huron township; also four grandchildren and one great grandchild. To all the lam lysympathy is extended at this time of bereavement. arystWL.,00.0....ti....i.0 .Apra' St. Mary's C.W.L. ladies gathered at the home. of Mrs. Imeida Murray for their April meeting. Donations were made to Home Missions in ,Northern. Canada, the Multiple Sclero- sis Fund, the Children's Aid Society . and the Diocesan Fundfor the 125th anniver- sary celebration of the Lon- don Diocese. The Irish Nite program and card party in March sponsored by the group was quite successful. In his usual message, Fr. .The Mon To See :Is 19NTEE COUNTRY ' STORE with excellent living accommoda- tions situated on 1 acre ofnicely treed property in St. Helens. Store . is closed and the building could be utilized for antiques, woodworking orenterprise of your choice. Building is 12 rooms plus large store area. LUCKNOW three bedroom home situated 'close to churches and school, large kitchen, living room and dining room. Immediate possession available. Asking $23,000.00. Arrange to inspect this home and make us an offer: RIPLEY AREA' - 1'/z 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. FARMS 720 ACRES EAST WAWANOSH Township. 'S0 workable acres, Harriston loam soil, balance of the property river valley and bush, excellent five bedroom brick hone, steel implement shed and work -glop. 100 ACRE Property West Wawanosh Township, approximately 65 workable, 15 acres of bush, balance requiring drainage. ,asking $75,000. 25 acres mixed bush • and open land. Huron Township. spring . on the property, asking 531,000. Owner will consider all offers. 504 ACRES. approximately 400 choke cash crop workable. Horne and buildings are .iveii maintained, barns are well set up for beef and hogs. Tali possession is available. i50 ACRE FARM. 4 bedroom field stone home, barn• having capacity of 90 beef cattle, and 45 sows: 125 workable acres in one field. FCC mortgage available to a qualified buyer. 25- ACRES of Highway property, renovated 6 room home, all conveniences, drilled well, in the Winghant area. small acres es.. If you are thinking of ellln We gave inquiries for farms, otl large an 9'+ give us n can, we would be pleased to talk to you.. Warren & Terry Zinn �yNE SZ� r �y3�+ p W'. P11dlNE h�135b„ Ra B. � 6, L6J�A1��, Dentitiger urged merbers to keep up the good work in the parish and to keep praying„ for the beloved country as well as the whole troubled world. A short readings A Dream,. was given by Betty .O'Don- nell. . To conclude, Ruth Thompson ,showed her, excel- lent slides of her trips.. to Africa. These gave . a very real insight into the lives of the peoples there andhow. much our easier mode of life here should be appreciated. Shewas thanked by Imel- da Murray and a pleasing lunch and social hour follow- ed. 60' TRAILER on country lot, 5 miles from. Lucknow. Asking S13,000. Easily moved. HANDY MAN - large lot close to school, 4 bedrooms. Asking only 516,900.00. SWIMMING POOL, inground, 2 storey cement block, 4 bedroom, 2 baths, hot water heating, paved drive. 1% STOREY brick house one block from main street,. 3 bedrootns, 2 autntooms and completely finished. recreation room. Reiinsulated.:and wired recently. Aluminum windows, all natural woodwork. Attached garage with access through basement and outside. 10% % mortgage. . LUCKNOW HOME, large lot, 80 x 265; 4 years old, family room with fireplace, 11'/a % mortgage. Asking 552,000. BRICK BUNGALOW in Lucknow, new oil furnace,. huge living room, 2 baths, paved drive, 555,000. CLOSE Tb SCHOOL, 4 bedroom brick bungalow, finished family room, reduced to 549,000. • COUNTRY LOT, 4 bedroom brick home, 2 baths, double garage, 14% mortgage. Asking only 545,000. 3 BEDROOM HOME in Holyrood, completely rend. voted, 2 baths, attached garage. NEW HOUSE - 4%/a acres, large family room with fireplace, 2 baths, creek crossing property, 1 mile from Lucknow. , RIPLEY AREA, 4 acres, 2 bedroom home and stnail barn, drilled well. Asking only S27,000. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY Main Street, Lucknow, stores and 2 apartments. FARMS 100 ACRES, well drained flat, workable, Kinloss. 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. 300 ACRE BEEF FARM, 4 bedroom home, trench silo, cement barn yard, asking only 5200,000.. 300 ACRE BEEP FARM, 275 workable, Ashfield Township, excellent 3 bedroom home, implement shed and large barn, loose housing, 200 ACRE CASH CROP level farm with 45 acres bush. We are in need of farm Matings FRASER MCICINNON ROST, CAMPBELL Res. 395-2880 • 529.7417 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821