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$74,$00 * 4 bedroom, wood/oil
.heat,rbutram Street •
:001400 ST... • Spacious 4
bedroom with carport; 24 x 24
shied, double lot, open concept
kitchen, woodstove, new oil
'fumacee$89,90Q.
ASHFIELD - 2 acres; 'co'mpietelg
restored 3 bedroom -house,
workshop/Shed.
•WHEELER ST; 2 bedroom
bungalow - new kitchen 4 bath.
$42,500.
HISTORIC LUCKNOW 4-5
bedrom,onew kitchen and baths,
formal • living/dining rooms,
garage, 8/10 acre lot.
•98 ACRES - W,-Wawanosh.'
Fieldstone house. 2' ponds, creek.
$165,oga,.
HAVeLbCK -. Completely
"renovated, 3 -bedroom house, 1W
bath; move in. condition. 381,000.
• REDUCED TO $55,00ni ., 2' w
Ores, 3 bedroom.house; garage.
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:$74,94!0,,.- Thre 8dreto , paved
drive, 110' frontage, oil heat. . ,
'PLACE ST, 3 bedroom bungalow,:
`'walk-in basement; shows Weil
• $76;900:
LUCKNOVY 4 bedroom 'house;,
With garage,'close to school.
$89,900.
AMBER. LEY ,- Newer bungalow;
3-4 bedrooms,large lot, $99900'. '
:122 ACRES = Kinl6se,-80, 00.
acres pasture, creek, 3 ponds,
98 ACRES • - : 70 workable•,.
updated. 3..bdrrn house, 40 it 58
bam, 20 =OS POW $165,00,,
100460- - T. 11 = modeled 3.
bedroomh, 100
85 workab[e, $:197,500.
NEW,ER ROYAL NOME +-on 02 x
132, lot,' 3 bedroom partially
finished basement. 'Havelock at.
:$109 soot, • '
KiNLOSS: 100 acres 8.5
systematic :drained, 3 bedroom'
house;. small barn. $139,900.
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LUCKNOW &.
DISTRICT
LIONS CLUB•.
Dabber
Bingo
Lucttnow
Community Centre '
Suncla , March. 23 .,
$ i000 winner'
Gloria Stagg-
Kincardine
Community Centre
Opera, . at 6:30' p.m
,
Bingo starts at:
715 p.m.
10,
It Jo,
LUcknoW Lancers
�.
vs,
Dundalk Flyers
Saturday,
March ch 22 -ea
Bus leaves tucknow Sports Complex.
7,00. PM 85;0a per person
Please contact Ken. Irwin 528-2270
:to reserve your :seat by Friday March 21st
Look Who's
Open :Later
Last Weekend
for
KAFAOKE
Friday .&. Saturday
.
March 21st .22nd
OPrN UNTIL 1:00'.A.M.
a fair' totaurard
Licensed tinder L., L. B.O.
Your Hast
The Greigs 1.1.1eKNOW 528.3G32
byJean R
UCw •
, The Wh techurch IJCW
,.ladies. inlet 01) March:5, at
Hazel Laidlaw's,A_ inl
Wingham. The theme was
chitrch in. society with
Hazel and Mildred..
McClenaghan as. leaders.
Hazel took the scrip -
tires from Psalters and
Genesis : followedd . -with
comments from the -upper
room. on the scrlpture.$..
Hazel read - a story
"Christianity- ` hi a Hindu
nation," and followed with
two other readings.
Mildred 'gave a reading
from the Kitchener paper
an the - World Day of
:Prayer. , •
• •Eight answered the roll-
call. - ,.
The offering' and Least
Coil:t, . were received,
Mildred read .a ,poem ca11
"Easter Time."
The Whitechurch
Village, card party, was .
held on Monday. evening'
at the home of Dori and
' Jean Ross, with four•tables
in play. Winners' were
Kathy Dale,: Trudy, Foran,
Orland Irwin, and Vera
Falconer playing on -white'
card,
Dave. • and Hope
Springer returned home
recently from. a ,holiday' in
Arizona as: did Don and
.Jean Ross.
• The sympathy from the
community is extended to
, .society.
Mary Chapman of
Lueknow and Gary
Chapman of the village in
the passing of'*usseli .
Chapman, • .
The • . Whitechurch
Women's. Institute meet on
March 12 at the home of
Helen. Currie in Wingham.
.. Evelyn Gibb was 'the..
convener of the meeting
on Education• and Cultural
Affairs;
President lean Ross'
welcomed everyone and
read a poem `"Lkfe is like a
garden." . .
Whitechurch is to send
two workers- to the :Roots
of Bruce in Walkerton on
April °".8., Jean Ross ' and:
Helen Currie; -with
Marjorie. Wall as alternate.
Mrs.. Ross gave the
'report: of the district dire€- -
tors meeting in Holyrood.
-The rgllcall was to gave a
tip you `would. pass on to S
beginner traveller,
• Evelyn Ginn ;gave the .
motto "Education is not
only something to prepare
you for life, but .it contin-
ues all your life,""
nark Fraser of the
Wingham police gave a -
very . interesting talk on
security for homes, also to
Watch* out for telephone
and letter seams, and to' let-,
them., know if we are,.
approached• in these
scamB.
• Mildred McClenaghan
and Helen Currie served
refreshments. Lucky cups
were won by, Mary Behn
and.• Catherine Wilson._
Mildred- McClenaagham
won the prize for the birth-
. day .nearest the meeting
da
Y
Dome from Costa Rica
by ;Ruth Rothmeier
• Nancy • Maclntyre
returned' from a great holi:
day . a Rica.
in Cost ca.
Visiting with Olive
.Needham were .her:daugh-
ter, Helen and Vic Fenton
from Brockville..
Marilynne. Gilchrist
and girls and. Marilyn
MacIntyre'visited': over the
March Break with Sandy
in Toronto: .
Mary , nA'nn •• .Higgins
from Toronto visited. with
her MacIntyre cousins and
stayed with, ' Mary
Macintosh.
Dale °Gilchrist' is: art a
tour in France with RE.
Madill students for eight
days. .
Ruth Bell and ' - Bev
Beyersburgen y gen and family
holidayed in Alliston• at
.the Notawassaga Inn:
Wayne' and Laurie. Bell
• and girls spent March
. Break at ,Wheels :Inn' at
Chatham. •
All the Dickie family..
Denver and ; Brenda : and
family, of Sutton,: Doug
and Donna. and family. of,
Markdale and Walter and
Janet :and :boys- and.
William .:• and Irene and
family helped their father
and 'grandfatlier to ;'cele-
brate his
cele-brate.his birthday,
WMS .reading.
The special. entertain-
- meet for'the meeting: was
Margaret and' .daughter,
Heather •DeBoer playing a
planet. duet.'
.Tiie Bible reading was.
read by :Muriel
MacKenzie Ruth Langei
was in charge of the, Bible
study on "Suffering. She
had a tape of John Coxa
talking . on suffering and
then. she had 'a. discussion
period on 'the tape.
The WMS . met at
Maple Breezes on March,
5 with. Freda McInnes as
hostess and, directors
being Doris MacKinnon
and. Ruth Langen.'
Reith Buchmeier acted
'as chairperson anti opened .,
" the 'meeting reading, a
poem, followed'by WMS
• purpose and the Lord's
Prayer.
Anne,MacDougall gave
the offering prayer and
Margaret Hamilton gave a
•
Margiret DeBoer gave a
reading to end this study.
Doris MacKinnon:gave
the ;courteous' retnarks and
a : hymn: was: sung, :Doris
gave the Closing prayer. „
by ElaiineErrington :
St..Heletls . WI members:
met at ' River. Valley
Apartments recently:
The rollcall 'short, and
tell ' something handed.
• down from your ancestors'
,was answered by 13'.
members. Many . beautif til:
items were shown, some.
well aver 200 years.
Secretary ' • Blerence
McConnell readaletter-.
pertaining to the planning
• meeting for the district
annual. to : be . . .he_Id at,
Londesbaro Monday, April.
7 at 1:15 They are consid-
ering having two` board..
members instead of 'three
- and . having
Huron' West.
and Huron
ou't h
become ' one
• district:
;The, Fall Fair display
was "discussed and ` some
.voiunteered to make van:
oua
Elaine Errington sug
gested having'a'display at
the Fall Fair to: iet the: pub.
lic know various things' the'
VVI. is responsible• for. She
Will contact Kairshea and
Lucknow'to see.if they will
also help with the display..
!Ibis is in .conjunction of
the 100tfr; anniversary.,
° Edith: Cooper, I ,anesville i 874 ` 1918,
curator, read
about • ,post"
offices .' in
Huron County.
She.: said the
,.names ,of places• also tell 4
story.
Sortie places where PO.
were. opened` ands,closed:
Ainberley in 1854 - 1916,
Auburn 1854 ' present,
Belfast 1855 • =. 1915;
Beniniller .1855 1, 1.918;
Bluevale ;1859 present,
Blyth. (Blythe had 'e' for.6
years), Brussels 1856 -present, Carlow 1886 '-
1915, Crew. •1886 1915,
Fordyce' 1.865 ;.1914,
Lochalsh. 1875 - 1916,
Prosperity 1900. 1914, St.:.
Helens . '1855:7 1916, •
Stimmerhill: 1887 1913,i.
Whitechurch .18:65. - 1908,
Zettland 1856 1875,;
Jean Phillips' gave two
humorous- readings: Signs
of Spring :and :Voltt'nteers'
Irene Markham had' a
St,' Patnek}r contest: With
all .answers pertaining with
' green;
Grace ' was' sung Aand •
Jean and:. Irene:. served a
lovely • lunch: ' Members,
brought crafts- they • shad
done. during the year and
Were on display:' ,
Listowers Rob Carson was voted MVP in the
conaolatiOngame against Wingham' at they
Elaine Irwin .Memorial Bantam` local league.
tourney last Friday. . The Irwin. brothers Ken
and Chris made:'the. presentation. (Livingstone
photo)
Tottenham lost 3 to: 2: to Lrtckoow, Atom l' also
known as. the "Black Berries" In consolation
"Playy. at the Atom 'focal league, tourney. last
Saturday. GoaHe t.arice 'Mackaywaa. presented
his MVP medal by'Bill MacPherson. (Livingston
photo).