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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-03-16, Page 18community news Enjoy bus trip to see Ole Opera *from page 15 Mrs. Bob Jefferson and Mrs. Ronald Jamieson went by bus to Kitchener to the Grand Ole Opera. On Tuesday Michael Mc- Clenaghan of Kitchener cal- led on Mary McClenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan. Sandy lair, Shaun and Craig of Bluevale were Thursday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. On Saturday Mr. and Mrs. bdug Parker, Steven and Chrissy of keter and Eileen Parker were visitors with Mary Metlenaghan and M. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan. Whtteehuveh 4:H The Galloping Gourmets discussed Greek and Middle Eastern foods at their third meeting. Celia Chandler and Kim Laidlaw made antipasti and Mrs, Purdon demonstrated Middle Eastern Stuffed Veg- etables and Apple Pie Greek Style, These dishes were served with mint tea. At meeting hour the mem- bers answered the roll call by naming a variety of pasta. President Cathy Dow con- ducted the business and the minutes of the previous meeting were read by Ken- dra Purdon. The club party and the achievement day skit were discussed. Mrs. Elliott took the topic, rood Geography. Whfteebuurch W.I. Whitechurch Women's In- stitute met on March 9 at the Whitechurch Community Memorial Hall. The presid- ent, Agnes Farrier opened with the poem, Spring. Members answered the roll call, display a winter hobby, which included afg- hans, bedspreads, embroid- ery, crewel work, soft soap sculpture and quilts. The institute decided to donate 325 to the Heart Fund. Preparations were made for the afternoon euchre party to be held March 21. Mrs. John Currie demon- strated soft sculpture using panty hose and coloured batting. Mrs. Lorne Durnin played a medley of Irish tunes on the piano and Norma Falconer gave a reading, Fresh Food. Mrs. bon Ross presented an organ selection. Helen Currie conducted a short contest followed by lunch which closed the meet- ing. Flyers meet Chiefs The Kintail Flyers have advanced to the final series of the 1982-83 Industrial Hockey League. They will meet the defending cham- pion Lucknow Chiefs in a best three out of five contest. iJantam B team is defeated in Belmore The Lueknow Bantam Hs travelled to Belmore Friday, March 11, minus a few players out due to illness. Prom the opening face off, Belmore dominated with swift skating and good puck handling. Lucknow was down five goals at the mid way mark before Jim Jurjens scored on a solid breakaway effort. Belmore replied with one more in the second and ran away with the -game by scoring six times in the third period,. In spite of the lopsided 12 - 1 score Lucknow did have moments of productive play. Todd Park played one of his better games while the cap- tain Jim Jurjens and Jeff Burgsma hustled to the final whistle. The team wraps up the season with a tournament ire Lucknow Saturday, March 19. Good luck Bs! Ontario Government Tender Maintenance of Picnic Sites The Ministry of Transportation and Com- munications Invites you to tender on GRASS CUTTING at the following picnic kites: FIVE SITES - Shelburne Area Ken Nicholson, Patrol Supervisor, 925-3031 FOUR SITES - Wingham Area Jack Forster, Patrol Supervisor, 357-3770 THREE SITES - Mitchell Area Dennis Boyd, Patrol Supervisor, 348-8462 ONE SITE - Listowel Area Harry Kaufman, Patrol Supervisor, 291-1890 Bid parcels including complete details may be obtained by contacting the Patrol Supervisor in your area. SEALED TENDERS MUST BE RETURNED TO THE STRATFORD DISTRICT OFFICE, BOX 8, 581 HURON ST., STRATFORD BY: 1:30 P.M. (LOCAL TIME WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1983 LOWEST OR ANY TENDER NOT NECESSARILY ACCEPTED Ontario Ministry of Transportation and Communications Kintail first eliminated Ripley in two straight games and then Holyrood by two games to one. t-lolyrood had previously beaten out Port Albert two games to one to advance to the semi final. ATTENTION AREA FARMERS We pay $20.00 to $50.00 per hundred weight for old cows and recently Injured or seek sows, cows, steers and heifers. Must be alive and drug fres. Any delay could be costly. For Immediate pickup', with our winch equipped vehicle Call Collect 24HOURS ADAY — 6 DAYS A WEEK 15191482.99615 or 15191 Clayton Riley HUTTON VERY ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom one floor Luck - now home restyled 8 years ago with new addi- tion. Large living room and kitchen, 4 pc. bath, high basement through- out and ready for rec. room. All offers consider- ed. WAWANOSH 10 acres, 61/2 acres hay land, bal-, ance bush, choice place to build with many mature trees. Price $19,900 with good financing. 1 t/2 STOREY Lucknow home. House well main- tained, two bedrooms up, one down, living room, 4 pc. bath, two sunporches. A good retirement home. FOUR SCENIC acres in Wawanosh, river at back, electrically heated three bedroom home, large kit- chen, living room, 3 pc. bath. Priced in the twen- ties. ST. HELENS - three acre lot with 3 bedroom house in excellent condition hav- ing two baths, one new. Nearly new furnace and wood stove. New drilled well, new workshop 24 x 32 of coloured steel, heat- ed and insulated. Garage. Taxes $211 per year. HIGHWAY 86 - 100 acres 45 workable. Classically restyled 3 bedroom brick home nearly new added family room with fire- place, living room, dining room, 2 full baths, mod- ern kitchen. A luxury home for entertaining. Reduced asking price $69,000. MEL MATHERS Wingham Phone 3573208 Rep. L. W. Hutton Real Estate Ltd. Broker, Kincardine 1 528-2031 Lucknow HOG FARM - 100 acres, farrow to finish, stable cleaner and lagoon, $135,000. 237 ACRES, cash crop farm, good home, F.C.C. at 10 1/8%. 186 ACRES - new three bedroom home, mortgage available. 100 ACRES- dairy farm, 4 bedroom home, 55 cow tie up. cream quota available with farm. 100 ACRE - Kinloss farm, house and barn, $90,000. TWO LUCKNOW HOMES - good repair, quiet location, priced to sell. WHITECHURCH - brick building, could be 3 apart- ments, 2 baths. Combination oil and wood furnace. Reduced to sell. ST. HELENS - 3 bedroom hone with large living room and fireplace on good lot. Price reduced. HURON TOWNSHIP - 100 acres, 91 workable, well drained, beef barn, good shed and house. FRASER MacKiNNON DAVID MacK1NNON Res. 395-2880 395-2483 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, Mardi 16, 1983—Page 18 The Mon I'I9NTEE a• L1ea ASHFIELD TWP. dairy farm, 315 acres highway location, pips line, excellent home, cows, quota negotiable. ASHFIELD TWP. 176 awn, 185 workable, comfortable home, largo barn. ASHFIELD TWP. 240 acres, 225 workable, Listowel loam soli, immaculate home. ASHFIELD TWP. 90 acres all workathe, modernized home, viable barn, Implement shad, pit solo. KINLOSS TWP. 160 aeras, 145 workable, 4 bedroom home, bast barn, 2 upright silos. HURON TWP. 149 acres, 135 workable, excellent financing available. HURON TWP. 98 acres, separate parcel, 50 acres, 471/2 acres, 594,000.00 HURON TWP. 100 acres, county road, Ripley area. 0 Vendor willconsider taking back first mortgage at reasonable Interest. KINLOSS TWP. 198 acres reforested. HURON TWP. 171 acres, 110 workable, cash crop FCC financing et 9 3/8% to approved purchaser. COUNTY HOME approximately 10 acres planted to white pine, $ year old, 3 bedroom home, full basement, hot water heating, located on paved road, Ashfield Township. Extras Include 24 x 40 building, Insulated work area and various varieties of fruit trees, grapes, etc. LUCKNOW DUPLEX both apartments have 2 bed- r000ms, close to downtown. DUNGANNON, 2 excellent, 3 bedroom homes priced to sell. BLAIRS GROVE paved road, all services, mature tress, spacious building lot 134 x 438 ft., Immediate possession, 511,200.00. For further Information on these properties please call Warren & Terry Zinn 1 PHONE 529-1350 R. R. 52, LUCKNOW xX la fit tc .stk e=t tc=-ti=i To See Is 1/1 4 THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA Large Clothing Liquidation Sale 3 Days Only at the Wingham Sales Arena North End of Wingham on Hwy. 4 FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 9-9 p.m. ` SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 9-6 p.m. Monday, March 21, 9.6 p.m. The Wingham Sales Arena has made a special purchase of clothing which will be offered at great savings for 3 days only. Thousands and thousands of Blue Jeans by leading manufacturers and designers for men, ladies and children( men's work clothing, work shoes, work pants, work shirts, coveralls, work socks, rugger pants for adults, teens, kids, toddlers, and Infants, 2 piece Jagging sults for ladies, men, and kids In stylish spring colours. Jogging shoes for the whole family. Rubber boots in a full line of sixes. Don't miss this 3 day sale at THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA. Also Visit Our Bei Goods and Discount Grocery Section Bulk cookies, bulk spices, bulk pie fillings, bulk candy, bulk baking goods, hundreds of items to choose from. Discount prices on every day Items such as bathroom tissue, canned vegetables, jams, paper towels, detergents, canned salmon and luncheon meat. Super Special this Week iCE WAFERS, 4.4 LB. BOX ONLY 14.93 BULK BACON BITS 11 4/9 PER LB. # 1 POTATOES IN 50 LB. BAG 14449 New and Used Furniture Bedroom suites, starting as low as 1199.00 includes dresser, chest and head board. Living room and dining room furniture, box spring and rnattreses, china cabinets, etc. New and Used Firearms A good selection of used 22's in stock. Ail types of Ammo. SHOP THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA 357-1730 Open Mon. • Sat. 9 - 6 p.m. Friday Nights Till 9 p.m. CHEQUES, VISA, MASTER CARD ACCEPTED THE WINGHAM SALES ARENA aStk