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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1983-06-01, Page 18community news Special services at Kinlough churches... •from page 15 his mother, Mrs. John Barr and other members of his family and friends. Pearl Scott of Woodstock visited with her friend, Win- nifred Percy. All of the village churches held special services on Sun- day. The Presbyterian congre- gation had their 120th anni- versary with their minister Reverend Robert Shaw in charge of both services. The special choir music was under the director of the organist, Mrs. William Mac- Pherson. The Pentecostal congrega- tion held a service of thanks- giving for Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Haldenby's 60th wed- ding anniversary, in charge of Reverend M. Christensen. The Anglican congregation had the narish service when Lucknow and Ripley church families united with Kin - lough as they do each fifth Sunday. The hymn of Thanksgiving for the Anglicans in Missions was sung and the Reverend Philip Ruch expressed sin- cere thanks to all those who took a part in this Missionary Outreach. Linda and Lisa Evans of Erin spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Nicholson and Lois. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Maretta Hodgins and Darryl were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hodgins and the girls of Niagara Falls, Mrs. Loder and Keith Hodgins of Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Burt and Terry Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Stanley of Luck - now. Visit with Whitechurch residents... •from page 13 Calgary where she has been sent for a course. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cole- man of Nanaimo are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- Clenaghan and her mother, Mary McClenaghan. Mrs. Coleman is the former Doris McClenaghan. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coleman, Mary Mc- Clenaghan and Mr. and Mrs. Lucknow calf club The second meeting of the Lucknow Calf Club was held at Barry Elliott's home on May 11. Eleven members including a new member, Casey Hendricks, attended. Members judged a class of three-year-old dairy cows ,followed by the official plac- ing by leader, Ken Mewhin- ney. Guest speaker Jane Dins- more of the Howberry Horse- men 4-H Horse Club instruc- ted the member on juding horses. Hugh Sinnamon provided the horse. Following a discussion of various upcoming events, the members enjoyed a lunch and Carol Rintoul thanked the host and hostess. Largest used book sale Huron County's largest used booksale will be held at Memorial Hall, Blyth on Sat- urday, June 4 and Sunday, June 5, sponsored by the Blyth Centre for the Arts. Donations of used paper- backs, hardcover books, chil- dren's books and magazines will help raise funds for the operation of the Blyth Sum- mer Festival. In addition to the sale of books there will be the added treat of readings by Edna Stabler, author of Food That Really Schmecks and More Food That Really Schmecks and Harry J. Boyle, who's hooks on growing up in Huron county in the 1920s were adapted as Mostly in Clover, the first play produc- ed by the Blyth Summer Festival in 1975. A musical concert by Merrick Jarrett will also he featured as well as an art show by local v,wcavers and potters. A hook sale sponsored by the Friends of Blyth and the Blyth Festival Singers will be held both days and a lunch counter will he set up for refreshments. There is no admission charge to the hook sale which runs from 10 - b on Saturday and 11 - 5 on Sunday. Carl McClenaghan visited in Exeter with Eileen Parker. On June 9 Mr. and Mrs. Rod Lamb are hosting the Sunday School teachers of the Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell and Heather of Kitchener spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laid- law, Michelle and Jason of London spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- ter Elliott. On Sunday to celebrate Kyle Elliott's first birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Elliott and Ryan were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elliott, Jeffery and Leslie, Brussels; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Laidlaw, Michelle and Jason, London;' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott, his grandparents, and Kar- en; David Elliott, Stratford; Susan Cardiff, Brussels, and Agnes Elliott, Wingham, his great grandma. Mrs. Hector Purdon, Mrs. Angus Falconer and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin visited at Pine - crest Manor, Lucknow with Florence McIntyre and Clara Cleghorn. Classified Advertising always hits the mark! Having the correct in- sulation in your home could be one of the most important energy saving improvements you can make. Mic�fil POUR TYPE Home Insulation INSULATE NOW FOR YEAR ROUND COMFORT Just pour insulation in place, level it, and your through. It's genuine Vermiculite Insulation. Pour it in ONCE and you're insulated for the life of your home. Sakrete READY TO USE CEMENT MIX Mortar Mix - Sand Mix - Concrete Mix Decorative Stucco St. Lawrence Cement PORTLAND AND MASONRY Care BUILDING CENTRE JOHN W. HENDERSON 1 TD. LUCKNOW ONT. Business Hours Mon. to Fri. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Sat. 8 a.m. to Noon phone 528-3118 Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesda, June 1, 1983—Page 18 —=.tt=::::X1 __—' t The Man ilTo See Is ASHFIELD TWP., 5 bedroom, 2 storey home, located close to Lake Huron. Ideal family vacation property. KINTAIL, 3 bedroom completely refurbished home with new addition on 1.56 acres. LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom, older home, kitchen, living room, dining room, priced to sell. LUCKNOW DUPLEX, both apartments have 2 bed- rooms, close to downtown. ElDUNGANNON, 2 excellent, 3 bedroom homes priced to sell. BLAIRS GROVE, paved road, all services, mature fitrees, spacious building lot 134 x 438 ft., Immediate possession, $17,200.00. LUCKNOW, structurally solid building, suitable as auto body shop or truck repair, priced to sell. KINLOSS TWP., 100 acres, 3 bedroom home, excellent barn, suitable for farrowing and beef. Approximately 20 acres workable, 50 acres hardwood bush, balance reforested, Ideal retirement or vacation property. iiExcellent fishing. 97 ACRES located on highway, Dungannon area, approximately 65 workable, balance cedar and soft wood, 4 bedroom brick home, large barn stabled for dairy, beef, hogs, with separate farrowing barn, priced at $89,000 with F.C.C. mortgage to approved purchaser at good rate of Interest. ASHFIELD TWP., dairy farm, 315 acres highway location, pipe line, excellent home, cows, quota negotiable. ASHFIELD TWP., 240 acres, 225 workable, Listowel loam soil, Immaculate home. ASHFIELD TWP., 98 acres all workable, modernized home, viable barn, Implement shed, pit silo. x KINLOSS TWP., 150 acres, 145 workable, 4 bedroom home, beef barn, 2 upright silos. HURON TWP., 149 acres, 135 workable, excellent x financing available. HURON TWP., 171 acres, 110 workable, cash crop FCC financing at 9 3/8% to approved purchaser. L x For further Information on these properties please call • FfPIN i C. CO 11.411-11110 REALTOR Warren & TerryZiirn x PHONE 529-7350 R. R. # 2, LUCKNOW ret KK }c 528-2031 Lucknow 53 ACRES - 45 workable, 7th Culross Township. 175 ACRES - Kinloss, farrow to finish set up, 15 acres hardwood. Terms negotiable. 100 ACRES - Kinloss, 60 workable with excellent stone house, all refurbished, barn and double garage. Very scenic. 178 ACRES - Kinloss, 140 workable, 10 acres good hardwood, good house, 2 barns and Implement shed, 30 cow tie up, with milking equipment. Financing at 7% to approved purchaser. 100 ACRES - Huron Township, 91 workable and well drained, good house and barn with automatic feeder, large implement shed. 237 ACRES - Ashfield Township, 100 acres needs draining, good buildings, excellent financing at 10 1/8%. 186 ACRES - Ashfield Township, new 3 bedroom home with drilled well, good barn, 55 acres fall wheat. Vendor will hold mortgage at good interest rate. 100 ACRES - Ashfield Township, level dairy farm, 55 cow tie up with cows and cream quota available. Vender will hold mortgage. 100 ACRES - Ashfield Township, 60 acres workable with good buildings, house all redecorated, good hard- wood bush. Vendor will hold mortgage. CONVERTED SCHOOL HOUSE - 1 acre, large mature maples, near St. Helens. LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom home with attached garage in good location. LUCKNOW - 4 bedroom home with large garage attached, paved driveway, reduced to $36,000. ST. HELENS - 3 bedroom home with large living room and fireplace on good lot. Price reduced. WHITECHURCH - brick building, could be 3 apart- ments, 2 baths, new combination oil -wood furnace. Reduced to sell. ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - nice country home on 2 acres, drilled well, fruit trees, well landscaped. Priced to sell. For further information on these and other properties please call FRASER MacKINNON DAVID MacKINNON 395-2M0 395-2483 BARRY McDONAGH 528-3821