HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-01-31, Page 22Pace 21—Ltksw Sentinel, Wednesday, January 31, 1979 ,
Lucknow Skating
CIO Carnival
Sunday, February llth
Lucknow Arena
LES PETTER SHOES
LUCKNOW
LORNE REID . PHONE 528-2011
SHOE REPAIR
We Still Hive
Winter Boots
Ana"Skates
STAY
ALERT
STAY
ALIVE
MCOONAGH
EAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
LTD:
PRICED REDUCED $4,100
on a two storey, 3 bedroom,
brick house in Lucknow,
• priced for quick sale. Askng
$35,500.
4 BEDROOM HOUSE in -.Rip-
. Icy. Asking. $22,500.
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3 BEDROOM HOUSE plus
garage on Havelock . Street,
• Lucknow.
Robert. Campbell .•'
Res.529-7417
Wm. Adamson
Res. 528-2113
Barry McDonagh
Res. 528-3821
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DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club has always
been siccessful in their
Once again the Drama
Clubis off to a terrific start
with plans for "Anne of
Green Gables" well under-
way. Things have been pro-
gressing very quickly, scripts
have been distributed, audi-
tions held, the cast has been
carefully chosen and the time
has once again- begun for
those long .awaited. rehears-
als. It was difficult to choose
from all .the talent that was
displayed at the auditions
but Mr. Elgie has picked the
following people to play the
main roles: Anne Shirty will°
be, played by".Marni' Walsh,
--Marilla ,Cuthbert. by •Gail
Thompson, Mathew Cuth-
b.ert by Steve Pritchard,
.Gilbert Blythe by Rob Hend-
erson, Diana Berry `by Jo-
ai ,ne Wood and Josie Pye by
Rachel' Wallace. Costumes
and props have already been
discussed ..and everyone's
• high spirits arelaced, with
eagerness and excitement.,
HUT
•WAWANOSH 200.. acres
dairy farm. ;Good 3 . bedroom
house with'all conveniences
This outstanding set up has a
230' x 36' barn with. capacity
for 90 cows, with double
herringbone milking system.
Other features include' Dari
Kool bulk 'tank,, 3 silos with
Patz and VanD:aleonloaders.
Second barn for young stock
75' x .50'. Milk quota both
Pool. #1: and M.S.Q. of
630,-0000 lbs. included; This.
'ultra modern set up is priced
for quick sale.
WHITECHURCH . This
handyman's special is priced.
in the teens and is offered to'
• close an estate, lot 66' x 132',
3 bedrooms,, newkitchen
cupboards; new chimney,
good oil furnace.- Just try
your offer.
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„ LUCKNOW AREA - '100
acres with choice land all
level and workable, rnodern-
ized house, good barn with
newer .addition, implement
shed, a real good farm at an
affordable price.
LUCKNOW - , one, storey
house on a • large treed lot
close to downtown, features
include two bedrooms with
closets, sunrooin, living
room with brick fireplace,
dining: room, kitchen and
four piece bath.
MEL ,MATHERS
Wingham
!Phial* 3574208t.
Rep. L. W. Hutton
Ileal Estate Ltd:
k Broker., Kincardine
dine
undertakings and this year's
musical is sure to come Off
with equally good results.
We wish the Drama Club
,luck and much enjoyment in
the new project.
RACHEL WALLACE
SENIOR VOLLEYBALL
Miss Schofield reports, that
she is. quite pleased with the
success of tlie senior team.
last Wednesday. The "tealii"-
was able to correct he of its '
most serious problems --
allowing: the opposition —to •
build up early leads. By
having intensive 'warmups
the team was able to _get off
nn the tight foot, tosoundly
defeat Seaforth and split :with ,
Goderich. Service errors con
tinue to plague.the team., and
the practices this week will
concentrate on remedying.
that : defect, In the : game
f d '
Linda Taylor made several.
.very impressive spikes; and
Esther Nethery was the best
defen*e player.
JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL
Wednesday's trip to Clin-
ton turned out to be a profit-
able one for our.Junior Girls
. Volleyball team. They had a
relatively easy time against
Seaforth and bumped, set
and spiked well..
However; against . Goder-
ich..,they, seemed to tense up
and gave up a 7 - 3 lead to.
lose 8 - 15 to them in the first
game. Storming. back. inthe
second :ganie, they won 15
9..
Highlights ofthe. games
were several great ."digs" on
opposition , spikes' by At ne
Simpson and Lori Goodall` in
particular, and a super back -
row spike for a point against.
Goderich by Kim Letteau.
Coach Simpson reports that
although his teams over the
years have practised the
` manouver, 'Kim • is the only
player'rhe has seen ••in eight
years .who. scored , from it,
Everyone played well and
with hard work, the season
should continue to b a good
one.. The 'next conte `t is in
Goderich on .J'anuan . . 3.1: . he
ST HELENS' check ` this beautifully maintained 4
bedroom home, family room with fieldstone fireplace,
taxes only $13000..
DUNGANNON. - 3' bedroom home with garage, 1
aluminum siding, well located, close tostores and
church; also extra lot; has sunporch and mature shade
trees.
3 BEDROOM HOME, Elgin St., Lucknow, approx=
imately 4 years old in immaculate condition.
2 BEDROOM. HOME on Stauffer - St., Lucknow, with
electric heat. Excellent lot asking price reduced tor.
$23,500. Immediate possession.
„BRICKED 4 BEDROOM home well located on 4% acres
in Ashfield Tbwnship.
INTERESTED IN HAVING a business of your own?
Inquire about therecently vacated Coop building on
Main Stiieet..This is an excellent building.�`"has-:oil. heat,
office space, and washrooms, approx.- 2500 sq.. ft, of.
area, with a full basement:
FARMS
39r5 . ACRE FARM, highway location, Lucknow area,
presently'feeding beef cattle. Additional land avfiilable
up to 550 acres, ideal for partnership or fatherand son,
inquirefor further particulars.. • .
HIGHWAY #21 dairy farm - can be purchased with
cows and quota; modern 4 bedroom home and above
average buildings.
200 ACRES in West Wawanosh Twp. with brick hone,
2 bathrooms, oil .furnace and 200 amp. hydro. Modern
stabling for farrow to finish, stable clearner; silo; cattle
barn 30' x 60'. . '
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86 ACRES in Ashfield Twp.; 4 bedroom field stone
home; barn and' silo.'
816 ACRES with approximately 600; productive crop
land. •Good brick home. Barn and silo is capable of
feeding, 500 beef cattle.
•
Warren Zinn
R. R. 2 LUCKNOW
PHONE 529-7350
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Meals on Wheels
for Huronview
Huron County Council
agreed Friday to spend
$63,000 to get meals to
residents of Huronview,
the county home for the
aged.
Council's committee of
managerrien,t of
Huronview recom-
•• mended to council_ that
the food delivery system
at the institution required
modernization. That
modernization • basically
meant" that the com-
mittee did away with
meals on wheels and
arranged for a new and
more efficient method of
getting meals from the
kitchen to the residents.
Huronview ad=
minist'rator ..Chester
Archibald' told .'council
that' the decision to
upgrade the food delivery
system was made out of
"necessity.. He said the
meals on • wheels unit,
which is basically a large
wheeled 'unit capable of
holding a'large number of
food trays while .keeping
the, food hot,was at the
end of its road and had to'
be replaced. He said the
ministry. of community
•
rey's
selvations
and social services
refused to •'sanction
purchased of another
meals on wheels unit the
same' as the one now' in
use because they are no
longer on the market and
parts,. for repairs for the
units are very. difficult, if
not impossible, to get.
Archibald said the type
Of °units the•.ministry was
pushing the staff of
Huronvietrilidn't l:ike..and
so had •investigated a
number' of systems
available. He said the one
chosen had the approval
of the ministry and fit,
right into the Huronview
system.
Archibald also told
councilthat as of
November 1878 the
number of `long term
extended care beds at
Huronview had been
increase -by 15. He said
the increase now brings
the total numberoflong
term care beds -to 1,71, or
55 percent 'of the beds at
Huronview;. The
.remaining 45 percent is
Made. up of residential
beds which have been..
reduced to'13.9:
.CONTINUED FROM -P.. 6
hand the ' hypocrisy that a
great number believe that by
going to church and being
active initcovers •up..
I have.seen .some oft
supposed believers, stand on
the steps outside the church
door on .Sunday.,anti transact
business :deals. that ' would
'snake them. more profit than.
Approve
set rctncGally donated to. the. church
y
cost.
Inflation has . hit' . the
cost of severing your:
property. Huron County
council approved a $25
increase to the cost .:of
approved : severances.
Friday which, means that
the$125total"cast.' of gettinga
t
severance, .will now be
The • county's Land .
division committee
recommended to council
that the extra '$25 be.
tacked on the cost of an
approved, severance to
help offset act-
ministrative costs the
county has ' in processing
land divisions. The ad-
ministrative portion of.
the severance'will now be.
$75. .
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Girvin Reed, chairman.
of the land division
committee, .. told . council`/
that ' an application for
severance will still be $50.
He explained that anyone.
wishing, 'a severance
applies to the land
division committee for
approval and . pays $50
with that application: If
the application is ap-
proved an extra $75 is
tacked' on and' the
severance processed.
Reed said unapproved
severances will not cost
more in 1979. It still costs
$50 to be told no,
I have seen others have to
have, someone steady them,
When they went to the front:
for communion.
Also a great number of the
ladies' on the way home could
not tell you one senten:ceof
the sermon, but they could,
tell every woman in .the
church whether' ;she had a
new hat or had her dress
made .over_.
• Onthe other side, there
were a great :number of 'very
devoted' ,.people in that
church,.. as there are in all
others,
I, in no way, am trying .to
excuse myself. My purpose
in writing this is that maybe
in reading this someone may
stop and examine themselves
for a few minutes, . This does not mean 'that I
do not enjoy Christmas as it
is celebrated. When I was
able, 1 was aright in the
middle of it, but -that does not
mean that we are Cot getting
away from the true way in
•
which. we §hould celebrate.
the __birth ' of our Divine
Power,` which should control
all our lives:'
So, with those thoughts,;,I
will get back home, where it
has become; awful quiet due
to the storm;
A number of thegirls are
Working. • double shifts as.
some from a: distance are
even afraidto try to get here,
and if they did they might not'
be able toget back home.
Although most of 'us here,
have seen a good number. of
storms like this, we 'all have
one thing in common. We all
eat, so our only worry is that
the trucks can get 'here in
time• to keep the 'supply up..
tWith . Christmas over we
are all looking forwardto a
wine andcheese party this
•month. A first of, its: kind.
Mame and I would like to
publicly thank all those pe-
ople who were so kind to us
at. Christmas''time. We re-
ceived so many baskets of
' fruit, .and candy of all kinds,'
ancUso many different artic-
les I can not take the space to
name them all and as well
cardsand letters.
With this kind-.of-encour
agement, we will have to"try
keeping on.
rsee by today's paper that
the town council has finally
decided to put up school.
signs. ,
Thanks friends,
Aubrey Higgins.
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Too often? Do something for
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