The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-07-13, Page 10Page 10—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, July 13,1988
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Fairview Dairy
Lucknow 528-3725
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obligation, we invite you
to see us about the selection
of a family monument.
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INDOOR SHOWROOM
WALKERTON
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BRICK BUNGALOW 3 bedroom, family room,
well treed lot, carport, 8 x 16 shed. Asking
'69,900. .
THREE BEDROOM, 1' , storey home, Hamilton
Street, garage, large lot, '35,900.
2 BEDROOM HOME - with, detached store
located on paved road, treed lot, potential for
small business.
ASHFIELD - 4 bedroom home with a sow
operation, new wiener room, barn -insulated,
good hobby farm.
DUNGANNON - Superb 2 storey. home, ' 3
acre, 24 x 27 shed, above -ground pool, 2
baths.
5 BEDROOM. well insulated quality home on
1 acre lot close to Lucknow. Very well main-
tained. Lots of possibilities.
WHITECHURCH - 3 bedroom brick home with
1', car garage, hardwood floors. sunporch,
2 baths.
AUBURN - 3 bedroom brick house, 9 acres,
barn set up for hogs, auto feeding and liquid
manure.
ASHFIELD - 10 acre wooded acreage, new 2
bedroom home, orchard satellite dish,
woodstove plus summer cottage. Secluded &
maintenance free. '79,900.
ASHFIELD - 100' acre farm with renovated 12
x 60 mobile with addition. Barn. insulated
shed 2 silos 75 acres workable balance
pasture
CULROSS - 70 acre farm 35 acres licensed
grovel pit '49 900.
KINLOSS - 4 bedroom home 1 acre lot small
orchard, new roof and furnace. Asking
'42,000,00
KINLOSS - 24 x 46 cottage on private nland
lake 14 5 acres rolling treed land, excellent
fishing
KINLOSS - 2400 sq 0. bungalow on 100 acres
55 acres bush excellent retirement home.
LISTINGS WANTED
PAUL ZINN
ALVIN ROBB
WARREN ZINN
528-3710
395-3174
528-3710
C.A.M.C.
- Bookkeeping
- Income Tax Preparation
- Experienced Staff
Alan Campbell
328A Josephine Street
WINGHAM
357-3687 or 887-9451
Hours: Mon -Fri 9-6 Sat 9-1
n Huron
T Landscaping
Limited
R.R. 2 Lucknow
529-7247
Safe, affordable, quality play structures for
residential use; complete with optional
and expandable features. We include
a guarantee with substance.
HOURS:
Mon. -Sat. 8-5; Closed Sundays
B.A.
McDONAGH
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LTD.
528-2031 LUCKNOW
FARMS
NEW LISTING - 3 bedroom home on floss
St. Frame, brick bungalow, new roof 1986,
new septic tank, underground hydro and
telephone. Priced to sell.
3 BEDROOM HOME - 2 baths, large kit-
chen, electric heat, 2 blocks from PO. 10' 2t7c
mortgage available.
ONE ACRE - "d f know, 4 bedroom,
family roon , o fruit trees. Pric-
ed to sell, '0.,uV0.
LUCKNOW iieilirpn. bungalow, 4 pc.
bath, large UM dining room. Ask-
ing '20.000.; .
•4 BEDROOM Hf)M t Rose St. Kitchen
with cupboarJ>� rfjt; ' 'et in kitchen, din-
inK area. 4 pc. at... new roof 1985, satellite
dish. '45,000.00
LOT - 2 blocks from Main Street. '10,000.00.
100 ACRES on Hwy. Na 86 at the edge of
town, ranch style home. 2 car garage, love-
ly setting. 72 workable. See listing for more
particulars,
WEST WAWA NOSH • 100 acre farm, ap-
proximately 65 workable. red prick home,
barn and two sheds.
KINLOSS - 110 acres with 90 acres drain-
ed and level, drilled well, electric pump.
balance bush. Asking '55,000.00.
K I N LOSS • 90.5 acres, level and drained. 3
bedroom home, 2 baths, barns and 2 imple-
ment sheds. Asking '75,000.00.
Listing Wanted
FRASER MacKINNON
528-3013
BARRY McDONAGH
528-3821
DAVID MacKINNON
395-2483
Athletes and chaperons attending the Legion District "C" Track and Field meet in Kit-
chener, July 2 were, back row, left to right: Ed Pyette, Branch 309; Jason Humphrey,
Shawn Woods, Sharon Cuillerier, chaperon and bus driver; Sharon Askes. Middle row,
Vince Stricklend, Adrian Helm, Terry Livingston, Jill Campbell, June Pyette, Branch
309; Phyllis Matthews, Zone C-1 Chairman; front row, Janice Hayes, Branch 309; Linda
Hayden and Debbie Draper. (photo submitted)
Local athletes do very well
Nine local athletes, sponsored by
Lucknow Legion Branch 309, attended the
District 'C' Legion Track and Field Meet
held in Kitchener on July 2.
Those attending were Sharon Askes, F.E.
Madill Secondary School; Jill Campbell,
Walkerton District High School; Linda
Hayden, Debbie Draper, Shawn Wpods and
Terry Livingston, Brookside Public School;
Vince Stickland, Jason Humphrey and
Adrian Helm, Lucknow Central. Public
School.
Sharon Askes placed first in the long jump
and triple jump, which qualified her to at-
tend the provincial meet in Peterborough
this past weekend, where she tied for fifth
place in the long jump. While the triple jump
is included at the District level, it is not an
event on the Provincial level yet.
Chaperones for the July 2 trip were Ed
and June Pyette, Janice Hayes, Sharon
Cuillerier, members of Lucknow Legion
Branch 309; Jill Clynick, a teacher at
Brookside and Phyllis Matthews, Lucknow,
who is Zone C-1 Chairman.
The Holyrood Women's Institute met at
the hall on Thursday afternoon for their
annual picnic when members brought
friends to join with them for a fun day.
Mrs. Harold Smith presided and
welcomed all and the Ode and the Mary
Stewart Collect opened the meeting.
Mrs. Leo Murray read the June minutes
and gave the financial statement.
Mrs. Harold Smith thanked the Institute
for the lovely carnations which she receiv-
ed when she was in the hospital and to all
the other folks who had sent get well
wishes to her.
Plans were finalized for the cold -plate
supper at the hall on Sunday July 17 served
by the Holyrood Women's Institute. '
Mrs. Frank Maulden and Mrs. Gerald
Murray were directors and conducted con-
tests in the afternoon.
In August the W.I. members will attend
the Blyth Theatre.
Social
Sympathy is extended to the Shaw Fami-
ly of Stayner (formerly of our area) in the
passing of the late Roy Shaw. The funeral
was on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell had their two
granddaughters Brett and Allyson Thomp-
son of Kincardine Township for a holiday
here.
On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Dahmer (Laura Breckles) were
honoured with a delicious dinner at the
Hartley House Walkerton for their 25th
Wedding Anniversary. We extend con-
gratulations to Laura and Doug from us all
at His time.
Mrs. Heather Stanley bride of the week
was given a lovely shower at the Kinloss
hall on Tuesday night.
On Saturday evening at the Kinloss Com-
munity Centre, relatives, neighbours and
INLOUGH
by May Boyle
friends gathered for a benefit evening for
Mrs. Florence Hodgins, Charlie and Tom
who oyer two weeks ago during that elec-
trical storm lost their barn, stock and con-
tents, shed and its contents.
Mrs. Olive Hanna and her four sons have
been very much in all of ourminds since
learning on Monday of Lois Hanna's disap-
pearance from her Kincardine home.
Many volunteer searchers and helpers in
other ways with food and money, were
donated to aid in any way possible.
Mrs. David Stobo, Mrs. Bert Thompson
of Teeswater and Mrs. Tom McDonald
went to the Singing Waters at Orangeville.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haldenby of Guelph
spent the weekend here in the village, and
with his parents at Pinecrest Manor.
George Bushell, David and Janet of Ot- er
tawa and Edwin Fraser of Armow visited
with Mr. Edbert Bushell during the past
week.
On Tuesday they went to London where
Edbert had a medical appointment a-
-'
they also visited with Mrs. Stanley Thomp-
son at the nursing home in Southampton
and with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simpson (Jean
Bushell) at Kintail.
Visitors on Sunday with Edna and May
Boyle were Mrs. Jean Hodgins and Mrs.
Grace Webster of Wingham, Mrs. Carol
Helfenstein of Teeswater and Mrs. Kay
Thacker, South Line. ..
We do extend congratulations to Miss
Edna Boyle for her dedicated 75 years ser-
vice as organist of Kinlough Anglican
Church. A beautiful service and reception
was very special on Sunday.
The Lucknow Presbyterian Evening
Auxiliary held their June meeting in the
form of a Picnic at the home of Mrs. James
Aitcheson on Tuesday June 14th. A
delicious and bountiful pot luck supper was
enjoyed by the 17 ladies present, outdoors
in a lovely breeze.
The worship service was also held out-
doors with Mrs. Leonard MacDonald
chairing the meeting, and opening with a
poem entitled "God is the Answer".
The Devotions entitled "Let Your Light
Shine" and a Scripture reading were given
by Mrs. Ross Gammie.
CHURCH NEWS
The topic taken by Miss Maudie Fisher,
assisted by Mrs. Bert Moffat was in the
form of a dialogue on "The Position of Rus-
sian Women in the Church". Mrs. Verden
Mowbray played a musical tape as the
variety number.
Mrs. Leonard MacDonald read the poem
"One Day at a Time", and gave the Clos-
ing Prayer, ending a very enjoyable
evening.