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By Bel Hackett
Mrs. George Henry visited
on Sunday with her friends,
Mrs. Jack Mac Pherson and
her daughter;
hter;Catherine
MacPherson in Goderich.
Ian Hackett, son of Chest-
er' and Bell Hackett, has
commenced hissecond year
at Fanshawe College in a
Construction Course, . Ian
worked for the summer at
Huron Landscaping.
We would like to welcome
,Steve and Vicky Piluke, and
Nick' three little sons, Jamie,
Trinity �orttnIunity
Christopher, and David from
Mississauga. They are living
at the 'farm. of " Vicky's
parents, Manfred and Joan:.
Dierolf. Mr. and Mrs. Dierolf
and son, George, who live at
Blind,River now, visited here
for the, long weekend.
George Dierolf, who attends.
high school at Blind River,
spent three weeks this Aug-
ust with his grandparents in
Germany.
Janet Wilkins, daughter of
Charlie and Mayme Wilkins,
returned to ' Lambton . Col-
lege, Sarnia,for her second
year in Early Childhood Ed-
ucation. Janet was employed
at Five Oaks Christian Train-
ing Centre at Paris for the
summer.
Other youngpeople in the
community who have new
positions recently are, Gord-
on Kemp, son of Gordon and
Bernice Kemp; who is em.
-ployed at Ramie , Farm
Equipment; Raymond Hunt-
er, son of John and Shirley
Hunter, who is employed° at
Snobelen " Elevator, ' Huron
Township; Paul, Zinn, son of
Warren and Marion Zinn,
Luckriow Sentinel, Wednesday, September 230981 Page 22
who is . ' junior accounting
clerk at Dominion Road and
Machinery, and Greg Hack
et, , son of Lorne and Hazel
Hackett, who is at Ryan's
Seed Service and elevator,
Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rows -
Well, :London, visited on
Sunday with her family, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill. Andrew and
John.
Blair Alton, son of Ron and
Edna Alton has commenced
his , second year. in Business;
Administration at Fanshawe
College.
urtiQr Farmers fform square dance gro up
lay Carel litchis
The September nieeting of
the West Huron Junior Far-
mers was held on September
14 at Brookside School.
Junior Farmer history
books are for sale and may be w
obtained from any Junior
Farmer member.
Arrangements for the
club's float in the Lucknow,
Fall Fair parade were made,
The club will assist the
Lucknow Agricultural Society
at the fair by -selling tickets,
and conducting the tug of
war and wheelbarrow: races.
The formation .of a square
dancing group . was discus-
sed. The club . is catering` to
the banquet and dancefor
the Wales delegates which is
being held in Seaford", Oct-
ober 8.
Kay Morrison' will be at- ..
tending the Social .Recreation
Workshop on September 26
at Shelburne.
The annual banquet and
dance will be held November
28 at Brookside School. .Com-
mittees were organized for
food, serving lunch. and
Waikforlife, planned
for this Saturday
"Make Life a Family Af-
fair" is the 1981 theme for
the National: Walk for Life
Day scheduled for Septem-
ber 26. .
Pro-life groups across the
nation • are organizing the
walk in their local cammun-
ides. Locally, Voice. for Life,
the pro-life group in Wing -
ham and Area, *till walk
kilometres from Herman de
Bruyn's.farm (on highway 86
- VA mites east. of White-
church) to Sacred Heart
Church in Winghaut from
9.30 a.m. until 12 noon. A
lunch will be served to all
walkers.
Funds will be used mainly
for local educational purpos-
es but a portion will be sent
to the national Alliance for
Life for research and the
co-ordination .of pro-life act-
ivities across Canada,
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OFFERING GREAT SAVINGS ON
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e now .cite.,bedroom suites, busk beds, raptakrs
-beds, box , wound oak tables with press
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IBM MEANS for men, ladies and cl en; work boots,
'socks, pouts, Bidets.
BLAS KETS, meads, copper nerd brae* items,
l swrsostrrerrt of tocols, etc.
BULK COOKIES EVERY SATURDAY
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IFeatipaing tie Areas west ad new dad noel
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` bade. CALL US AT 351474.
THE V'IrQVi►M SALES ARENA
680 l"oaephine Street, nerds end of IV"
OPEN MON.-SAT. 9 6P.M., FRi. NOM TILLS P.M.
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decorating.
The Lucknow Medical
Centre signs which the club
constructed' have been . re-
painted. Theplayground
equipment which was built
for Ashfield Park hasbeen
put in, place. '
The club's camping trip in
August was enjoyable and
everyone is looking forward
to going again • next year.
M� I:ONAGH
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528-2031 LUCKNOW
6 YEAR OLD, 3 bedroom brick bungalow on well
landscaped '/V acre lot.
CLOSE TO LUCKNOW, 4 bedroom brick home on 4
acres with workshop and small barn.
LUCKNOW HOME, 3 bedroom bungalow. Reduced to
534,000 including 2 extra lots.,
WHtTEC'HVRCH, 3 bedroom home, completely reno-
vated. Large lot, must be seen. Only 540,000.
RIPLEY 6 room apartment. Mortgage available at
101/2%, 3 years to go.
2 LUCKNOW .ots, 528,000.
LUCKNOW. - fourgt�rr'oom hone, three lots
overlooking rivet, 15% mortgage. '
COMMERCIAL. PROPERTY Main Street, Lucknow, 2
stores and 2 apartments. Reduced to 545,000.
FARMS
100 ACRES ASHFIELD, 65 workable, excellent 4
bedroom brick home, barn, loose housing, small
implement shed.
300 ACRES, Harrison loam, well drained, 2 silos,
\ implement shed, dairy and hogset up. Cows and quota
negotiable.
50 ACRES, 4 year old brick ranch style, 3 bedroom
home, 2 baths. Loose housing 20 x 70, silo, and all
workable.
92 ACRES, hog 'set up, all clear, well drained.
100 ACRES Bruce Twp.,level land,'4 bedroom "home,
loose housing barn, 5100,000,
99 ACRES, new farrowing barn, implement shed, all
workable. Priced to sell, $155;000.010.
DAIRY FARM 240 acres, 220. workable, 3 bedroom
brick home, barn 451 85, and milk bogie, silo 18 x 60,
35 cows and quota. Call today..
250 ACRE beef faun, 100 systematically drained, 24 x
80 upright and Bunker silo. New insulated garage, large
barn, 5 bedroom brick home. Asking only 5350,000,00.
100 ACRES, well drained flat, workable, Kinloss.
304i ACRE cement barrrPy rd,ARM, askin 4 bedroom otic, trench silo,
g only g ,0 0.
We are in need of firm listing*
ASER.MacKII ION ROBT. CAMPBELL
Iles. 395-2880 529-7417
BARRY IVIeDONAGH
528-3821
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FOR THE TATE OF BEN KERR
HURON ROAD, GODERICH
ACROSS from Shaeffer Pt 101
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3-10:30 A.M. Sharp
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Gos Stavo. e, GasHoat•r
R.frlg.rator
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• Tablo & Chairs
End Tobias
Chostsrflolds
Assortment of.Chalrs .
Radio
Rook Shelf .
rhdfot
Assortment of dishes, pots
Si pans
R 1 W Tolovlilon
Wrlirpr Wisher
Voc uum CIonn*r
Pen lb Sloth* Neater"
Bodi
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Lamps,
Co llar Cboof
Ruffot •
Crocks ,
Dishes
old Table'
Prosier a 1;opp ,
. China Cabinet •
Porn Stand
Round Table
Lamps
.. Clocks
Radio
Clover LoafTabio
Wash Stand
. Chairs ,
Irofl
Wotor Pump
Copper. $opera
Two► Pc. Cupboard -
gltchen Woodtirolre
tiortric a«rk t TOWS F ARM DAY'OP RALS
Toth: , Hrrrtrs s, S1rli1' $swr, atop
L.dd.r, l'%da, ..Wath' *So, fieroloa ?. Is.
MISC.: 10/1:O MC Pidtup Tr'ud:441,5i1/ rallos-Stands.d k
cyl., Swing; 'linigairAl.cOrd M wood1, farrow trate, push •
lawn mower, '•:HP u141, ' lawn mower,, !'/s HR Clinton
rota Mastereraft ar HP Walk Onhlnd
Snowblower -ilk." Now, Hornell*, Chain Saw, Sub Pump,
• Illsictrie Motors.
Auctlonoor: Gordon 1 H. Br.ndley
The Man 7
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CORNER LOT, y bedroom home, 2 bedrooms on first i
1 floor, living . and '. dining room, large kitchen, full t
basement, oil forced air furnace, close to churches and
downtown. The owner has substantially reduced the
asking price. Make an appointment . to' look atthis
home.
SCHOOL " HOUSE on . treed lot, West Wawanosh
Township, Brick building, oil furnace, drilled well.
Owner will accept 55,000 down and take back a first ;
mortgage at monthly' payments to suit purchaser.
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 5 bedroom brick home,
recently extensively renovated,' situated on 2 acres of
t LUCKNOW - located main business area, desirable 1
commercial location with 2' recently renovated apart- t
ments, Priced to sell with financing available. Why g
rent? Look at this income and business 'location. (
COUNTRY STORE with' excellent .living accommoda- ;
tions situated\on, 1 acre of nicely. treed property in St i
1 Helens. Store is: closed and the building could . be f
utilized for antiques, woodworking' or enterprise of your
choice. Building 'is 12 roomplus large store area.
GODERICH - 3 bedroom home, large kitchen, 3 piece
ba tei by gas furnace, double garage. Reduced
to $21 a bargain,
LU C CNOW - 3 bedroom!" home, large kitchen, oil heat,
asking 523,500.00.
FARMS
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56 ACRES ASHFIELD Township, _ level cash crop. e
10
8 ACRES HIGHWAY location, grain drying and storage I
set .up for sale or lease.
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i. 50 ACRES Kincardine Tawnsh�ip, 35 workable, balance l
8 bush and stream. Barn 40 x 60 and drilled well, list c'
price $47,500.
i, ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 143 acres, highway location, ;
modern 4 bedroom home, inground pool, large dairy
and beef barns, 43.. dairy tie ups, gutter cleaner, 2 ,
negotiable,
g silos, excellent
lent cash cropland,
crops
t
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 200 acres cash cropland, 4 1
1 bedroom house and pole barn.
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{ ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 83 acres cash crop, no i
C buildings. l
j 100 ACRE PROPERTY - West WAwanosh Township,
- approximately 65 workable, 15 acres of bush, balance
requiring drainage, asking 575,000, ' {
I We have a family Intoreat.d In parallelling
1 100 atm dairy farm with caws and quota.
Warren 1" r , on .
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