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Classic mystery films
coming to Lucknow
"WHO -DUN -IT MOVIES
AT'1•HE LIBRARY"
There will be a five week series of free
classic mystery and adventure films for
I adults at the Lucknow Branch Library this
winter. Starting next Tuesday, Jan. 12th,
I from 7-8 p.m. and running each Tuesday
for the following four weeks, exciting
adventures and classic mysteries will
entertain all who come out.
Fran McQuail, Library Supervisor, ex-
' plained the reason for the Tuesday' evening
shows: "We surveyed library patrons in
the fall and found there was quite a bit of
interest in movies for adults. And we pick-
ed early Tuesday evening because a lot of
parents are in town to take children to
Brownies or Band and we thought this
would give them something fun to do while
they were here. The Library is open til 9
p.m. so they, can still use it after the
movies."
Here is th movie schedule:
Jan. 12 - he 39 Steps - An 'Alfred Hit-
chcock th, i11er about a spy ring in
Scotland.
Jan. 19 - Day of the Jackel - A political
suspense classic based on Frederick For-
syth's novel; and Airport - A suspenseful
tale about an airplane saboteur based on
Arthur Hailey's•novel.
Jan. 26 - A Terribly Strange Bed - A
gambler runs afoul a band of criminals.
Based on Alan Cooke's Short Story. And La
Grande Breteche - A French Count stars in
this Orson Wells mystery set in Napoleonic
France.
Feb. 2 - Danger on Dartmoor - An adven-
ture film set in the Scottish moors.
Feb. 9 - To Be Announced.
Junior Citizen Award
announced by OCNA
Ontario0. Community Newspapers
Association (OCNA) president Jean Mor-
rison announced last week the 12 reci-
pients of the 1988 Junior Citizens awards
and among them was Teeswater resident
Lisa Kuenzig.
The 12 award winners were chosen from
among the 56 nominations received by•the
OCNA which represents over 250 com-
munity newspapers in Ontario. The
awards have honoured Ontario's junior
citizens since 1981 and is co-sponsored by
"AciNTEE
• (0 11�rt1O
LUCKNOW, 3 bedroom home, 4 pc, bath,
family room full basement, Asking $29,500.
BROOKSIDE - 10 year old 3 bedvom home
on 10 acre lot 3 acres white pine. 20 x 4Q
steel shed.
HOLYROOD, 6 bedroom home on country
road. 2 acre lot, steel shed 36 x 36 $35.000.
WELL MAINTAINED 2 storey brick home on
main street, new wiring & plumbing. Features
3 bedrooms, 2 sunporches & large front
verandah.
FIELDSTONE HOME on 53 acres West
Wawanosh Twp. Small pond and barn 30 x
60. Asking $55 000 •
LUCKNOW an exceptional site to build a
brand new home stream at back of lots pric-
ed to sell. 3 excellent lots
14' x 16' MOBILE HOME, 3 bedroom ex•
cellent condition olready to move into For
S18 500.00.
LAKE FRONTAGE on lake Huron at rear of
102 acres of cash crop land Good 4 bedroom
home
•ASHFIELD, 144 acres systematically and ran
dom drained good 2 bedroom home with
barn and implement shed Good level cash
,trip land Asking 5158 000
150 ACRES KINLOSS TWP., born will ac
commodore 70 cows pipe line gutter
^nrs and barn tutnrnotic feeding 3
upright silo unlooder good 4 bedroom
home would convert to beef feedlot
Roduced
ASHFIELD TWP. Fieldstone and frame home
barn and shed 100 acres with 90 acres cedar
bush Lucknow River running entire length of
property
KINLOSS TWP., 200 acres immaculate
fieldstone home beef barn covered pit silo.
steel implement shed maple sugar bush
ASHFIELD TWP., 100 acres cash crop 90
workoble well tiled 40 acres fresh seeding.
ASHFIELD, 200 acres opprox 170 workable
well Med balance hardwood cedar bush
Priced to sell at $135 000
PAUL ZINN
ALVIN ROBB
WARREN ZINN
528-3710
395-3174
528-3710
Canadian Airlines International. Youths
from six to 18 are recognized for, their
courage, ingenuity, leadership and com-
muniy service`.
Lisa Kuenzig, 18-, was chosen for the
Junior Citizen Award because of her ef-
forts in overcomi physical handicap to
become involve Aively i Brownies,
Guides and the Jwu-ur Farmers.
Lisa and her family will now be the
guests of the OCNA and Canadian Airlines
at a special awards ceremony to be held in
Toronto in early March. Each award win-
ner will receive a cheque 'for _ $200
presented by Ontario Lieutenant -Governor
Lincoln Alexander, a,commemorative pla-
que, a golf lapel pin and a family portrait
with the Lieutenant -Governor.
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