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CHARTERE ACCOUNTANT
',Financial Accounting
*Person91 Corporate Tax Constiltation
*Personal Financial Planning
nual & Computerized Bookkeeping
*Mortgage .& Amortization Schedules
306 Josephine St. Wingham, NOG 2W0 Office: 357-1522
LUCKNOW - 3 bedroom home, well kept,
aluminum sided, fruit trees.ldeal retirement
home. $5%90000
DUNGANNON - 2 bedroom starter home,
$15900.
iff8ACRES..t. Rollikipasture, 4 acres bush
2 ponds, older bank barh. Asking $60000.
200 ACRES - pasture, Kinloss Twp. well
fenced, 'licensed for gravel. Inquire.
306 ACRES - Approx. 150 acres drained -
land, 140 acres bush a swamp. 3 bedroom
home, barn, pit silo. Kinloss Twp. Asking
4125,000.
4BEDROOPASIDEPUr %acre lotonedge
of Lucknow, finished' badement, new win -
slows, vocidstoves'.6( fireplace. Approx. 14
years •cild.
CULROSS 196 acres, 115 'workable, 50
Itcres4iardwood,scressoftwood,410' x60'
50ACREFARPIltwith4beciroornbricktharne,
=orhplettilyvertovatedi:32'oci6it'shop,arirtill
barn,'45
creek, well landscaped with 1000 trees. S
miles from Goderich.
.ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP - 300 acre farm,
fieldstonehome,6bedrooms,excellentoon-
dition, 200 acresworkablepfbarns set up for
farrow to .finish, heated shop, approx. 30
acres ,bush.
LUCKNOW - Older 4 :bedroom home with
modern kitchen, :Oil ,& mood furnace, wood
.stove, -hardwood 'floors, corner lot.Pricedst
460.000.
Luc' -,10/ - 4 bedroom raisedranch,farge
monwit n fireplace;:carport,
do.hcellent condition.
T MGS WANTED
PAUL 2.1NN 528-2411
,ALMJN-ROBB 395217A ,
WARREN Z10\9M 526-3710
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Great Savings On These Used
Cars & Trucks. Some One Owner
Low Mileage.
1988 PLYMOUTH VOYAGEUR
VAN
1988 FORD TEMPO, 4 door, Awry
low mileage.
1985 DEJ_TA 88 ROYALE
BROUGHAM loaded with extras
1984 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME
BROUGHAM
1903 BUVIC PARK A4/ENUE, 4
door, loaded
4,
1988 GMCS15PICK.UP, ,verylow
mileage
1986 tollEV 44 TON PiCK4IP iow
mileage
1986 MO .3/4 TON PICK4IP
1985 GMC•44 TCN
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"The ladles Auxiliary* Branch 309, Lucknow of the Royal Canadian Legion lusts&
ed its Officers last week. Bak row, June Bremner,. executive; Anna Johnstone, ex-
ecutive and sgt-aberms; all Idelttlaughton, executive; Alice Clart, second vice. Front
row, Joan Robinson, secretary; Evelyn Henderson, president and Ray Thacker, first
vice. (Pat Livingston photo)
Donneybrook picnic scheduled
mg to discuss more plans "for Vacation
Bible school. Leaders and helpersare one
qf the main concerns at this time, but it
was felt that everything would fall into
place hy August.
A meeting was held with regard to the
Dungannon Domigybrook Picnic to be
trek' June 11. it was decided to hold
church at Donneybrook with a picnic to
1.01low at the park. The Donneybrook Sun-
day School will be in charge of the
games. Everyone is to bring plates and
utensils.
George and Jean Errington attended
the funeral service for Bob 'Morgan Sr.
0f Nerssaxti, held at Denning Blathers
Funeral Borne, Strathroy on Saturday,
May 27.
A surprise birthday party for Peg
Prwdon was held atthe Agri.culture Hall
on Sunday, May 28. Attending were
their /artily, Marlene and Bob
Derhecker, Dwayne, Allen and Mark of
WoOdatock, Reg -and Gennie Purdon,
Dave, Carrie, AMberlee and Ashley
from ,Icittliener, Rolland Audis Purdon
and Dan tf MOMM
Aaron and DaVid01Dithawa as well as
bathers and .sisters and their families
from surrounding area.
On Monday, May 29 Donna Alton, Ken
and Seth Hodges ited with 'George
and WIDOW lamence of Stratford and
and :Marian Smith of Morikton.
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UNGANNON
by Bonnie Hodges
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Dungannon Senior Citizens
A delicious pot luck supper was en-
joyed at Dungannon Senior Citizen Cen-
tre on May 31 followed by the regular
euchre party which -was enjoyed by the
13 tables present. High lady, r Iris
Culbert; low lady, Mary E. Stewart,
high man, Clarence Cunningham; low
man, Nets Pearson.
Greetings were extended. to the May
birthdays - Bertha Olson, Clarence
Allan, Beck Culbert, Kim and Jodi Lee
(Clinton), Elmer Trommer, Bob
Markham, Barbara Pollock, Dorothy
Barris, Clara .Stewart (Goderich).
A reception was held at Dimgannon
Agricultural Ball on Saturday, honour-
ing the recent wedding of Lynn Culbert
to Bob Oliver of Walton.
Visit= with Ken and Beth Bodges on
Sunda were ,Jatir and BUby Smith of
Margaret and Jim Errington Malted
friends and relatives in Cambridge over
the molten&
Thought
forte week (ED.) 'The trou-
ble with — being punctual is that
'nobody is there to appreciate it.
JOHN EDMUND ZEMSUSON
aOhn -Edmund Ferguson Of Point -Clark
Pawed :may laolt atildaY Jane 4, mie in
the Kincardine britt anspital.
He was horn m Huron ''lloingthip an
Apo 30, 1912. Ilis parents were John
IltrIpason and Melia Potter. He is surviv-
ed by his wife Myrtle Wilson and their
- ciark xrf'Huron township, 'David -
Branton, LynnItealegulgs, Murray -
;Huron township, 'Nan - 1Vhs. 'Roy Geddes
Kincardine, Vilma - Mrs- Wilmer
MacKay 'Kincardine and seven
grandtididrns.
He is afirvived * one 'brother Lester
Ferguson on the atzth conceasion we* in
'Buren top and is imedseessefl by
one brather,and,tvro toasters.
The 'funeral agervice *so held in the
Martenzie McCrelith Funeral Rome in
on Imeidei afternoon 2 pm
4100 ISO with Rev. •Vierard
Elam « LM0W in
«met Unwell in Incardine
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AB WYLDS
Tel/lacing the one &destroyed by fire this
past *inter.
Ifijav mama's thiftitute
Anna MacTavish was hostess for the
Ripley Women's Institute in ..June.
Dessert was IMMO at UN pin lby Annie
Sett and Margaret ,GetamelL President
Mary 61ir0Oits gold Secretary Florence
Kirkpatrick and acting in the *Wove ,of
Joyce Macpherson conducted the
Wness. The oil .caB was °Sing Say /or
-MAY' Many IUMUIing jokes were
oniYea.
A report of the District Annual lield
Liucknow was Oven by Mary Brooks and
Fioroce ,Kirkpatrick. It reported that
Elizabeth Jrairlo out again atter *pry.
Plans were made for the annual
tea. It will be Livid on Awe 14
bake agtie also at the Legion EBIL
Condo* were Oven by 2.111a
Visited* *ace MOO
V911 and Anna ,Maeraviab viskted let
etresk arith their ,eoueis AMy fiichelSOn
and Ada II* at carttee Woe this side 4
Unit St. Marie.,'1130 iefeetther was /cold
and win0 '.0) the weekend when they
ream