The Lucknow Sentinel, 1986-09-03, Page 6Page 0 Laeknow Sentinel, Wednesday; September 3 11940
Relatives hold shower for Kiniough Fride4o-be
A relative bridal glower for Miss Connie
Stanley was held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Doug Stanley at Harristen. Connie
received some lovely gifts and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening.
Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Kevin
Murray, concession 8, on the arrival of a
baby ;girl, a little sister for Laura.
Mrs. Lillian '• ray. of Listowel and her
sister, Evelyn Jones of Willey/dale, spent a
few days 'with Mrs. Frank Maolden and
Keith. They were then going on to visit in
Muskoka.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Trafford moved from
concession 14 to Darlington and the newly
weds Mr. and Mrs. Pat Takken. (Kim
McArthur) have moved in to the former
Trafford residence,
Fdna and May t oyle spent a few days
with Mrs. Jean Hodgins at Wingham. They
were all dinner guests on Monday with
Miss Norma Coutts pit Wingham and on
Tuesday with Mrs. Kathleen Cassidy at
Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gordon of Kinloss
and Fred Guest of here attended the
'funeral at Snnithville of Mrs. Maurice
Coughill.
Miss Winnifred. Percy and her house
guest Miss Pearl Scott attended the funeral
of the late James Black at Woodstock. Both
ladies attended the Blacks Golden Wed-
ding just over a week ago. Miss Scott will
return from Woodstock to her home at
London.
The Kinlough Presbyterian WMS meet-
ing was held at the home of Mrs. Rallph
Thompson at Eden Grove with Mrs. Bert
Thompson presiding.
She opened with a'poem and two hymns
were sung.
The roll call was Name your favourite
hymn. All repeated the purpose. The
devotions from St. Mathew were given by
Mrs. Tom McDonald 'followed by prayer.
The president organized the programs
which was on the native people. The
meeting was closed with prayer and
refreshments were served.
Rev. R. Shaw of Kitchener, Mr. and
Mrs, Bruce Bushell and Rachel of here,
Mrs. Mary Stewart of Millarton, Mr.
Joseph Guest and Mr. Bert Johnston of
Play. your
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:You can provide the best protection for
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Brucelea Haven visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs, Tom McDonald and Mrs.
Mary Stewart visited in Blyth with relatives
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Ken. MacDonald and
family of here and Jeffrey McDonald of
Kincardine attended their family reunion
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McDonald _attended
the wedding reception at Walkerton for
Mr. and Mrs. Don Bushell (Shirley Stark)
on Friday evening.
THE TEESWATER
EX TfJGGERY
OPENS
FOR THE
Fali Season
ON
Tuesday
September 2nd
Consignment articles may be brought
in on Tues:, Sept. 2 or Wed., Sept. 3
from 2-5 p.m.
1. We accept only freshly laundered or
dry cleaned articles.
2. All consignments MUST be accom-
panied by a*list.
3. MI items.MUST be securely priced.
4. All items MUST currently be in
season. -
5. Those requiring a number phone B.
Springer at 357-3058.
This year we will be open.
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Only
Thurs. 10-12 & 2-5
Fri. 2-5
Sat. 2-5
HUTTON
WHITECHURCH - IWo bedrooms up, one
down Living room, kitchen, sunroom.
House has new ,drywall and is totally in-
sulated. Large. lot. Asking $27,500.
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WHITECHURCH -1'/a storey, 3 bedrooms
(2 up). Large treed lot, 200 amp service, elec-
tric heating. Large living room 13 x 18. Kit-
chen, good workshop. Asking $28,500.
ASHFIELD - 2 acres, 2 storey house, 3
bedrooms, living room, dining room, kit-
chen, 4 pce. bath, 200 amp service.
WINGlAM - Brick home one block from
downtown. Large lot. Tho bedrooms up
(could be one down), 11/2 baths, New roof --
electric heating. Asking $24,900.
10 ACRE FARM on county road. House in
spotless condition, 3 bedrooms, good kit-
chen, main floor laundry room; steel covered
barn 45 x 65 with farrowing crai es.
FOR THE HANDYMAN, 2 bedroom sid-
ed home, on a good lot in Lucknow. Asking
in ,the teens. Financing available.
SEVERAL CHOICE building lots in.
Lucknow.
BUNGALOW; 15 years old on a half acre
lot. Spacious living room, dining room, kit-
chen, 8 good sized bedrooms, new carpets.
Priced in the thirties.
PWO BEDROOM brick Wingham home,
one block from downtown. Electrically
heated. Asking $24,900.
MEL MATHERS, WINGIIAM, 357-3208
LLOYD W. k%E'''TTON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
BROKER. KINCARDINE