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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1979-02-14, Page 26Pal, Swami, Wednesday, 'Fiersory 14, 1979 let Annual Meeting Howick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company, Wroxeter, Ontario The 106th Annual Meeting of the Company will be held at the Company Head Office, Wroxeter, Ontario on Tuesday, February 27,1979 at 1:30 p.m. Purpose: 1. To receive the Annual Statement "and Auditor's Report. 2. Ta elect two Directors to replace Lloyd Michie and Jim Mair, whose term of office expires. Both retiring Directors are eligible for re-election. 3. To approve the adoption of the following by-law: #30 Meetings, #61 •& 62 - Hold Harmless Agreement. 4. To appoint an Auditor for 1979. 5. To transact any other business which may rightly - come before the meeting. RON McMICI1AEL RANDY HUTCHINSON President Manager. iisINTEE ST. HELENS - check this beautifully fireplace, taxes only $130.0r. DUNGANNON - 3 bedroom home with garage, aluminum siding, well located, close to stores 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 to $23,500. Immediate possessiOn. BRICKED 4 BEDROOM home well located'on41/2 acres in Ashfield Township. INTERESTED IN HAVING a business of your own? Inquire about the recently vacated Co-op building on Main Street. Thi is an excellent building, has oil heat, office space, and washrooms, approx. 2500 sqft. of, area, with a full basement. FARMS • 395 ACRE FARM, highway location, Lucknow area, presently feeding beef cattle. Additional land available up to 550 acresi ideal for partnership or father and son, inquire forl further particulars. , 200 ACRES in West Wawanosh Twp. with brick home, 2 bathrooms, oil furnace and 200 amp. hydro. Modern stabling for farrow to finish, stable clearner; silo; cattle barn 30' x 60'. 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 9. Lucknow Kinsmen Carnival Sunday, February 18th ' See details elaewhere thie issue LES PETTER SHOES WO LUCKNOW SHREN.REEPRABIDR PHONE 528-20 11 Lucimow Legion Dance Saturday, February 17th Lucknow Legion Hall • 1 West Wawanos council meets West Wawanosh Town- ship Council met for its regular February meeting on Tuesday afternoon, February 6th, in the office of the Public Works Building.. All mem- LID. PRICED REDUCED $4,100, on a two storey, 3 bedroom, brick house in Lucknow, priced for quick sale. Askng S35,500. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE in Rip- ley. Asking. 522,500. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE plus garage on. Havelock Street, Lucknow. Robert Campbell Res. 529.7417 Barry McDonagh Res. 528-3821 • Hutton LUCKNOW.. - One storey home on a beautifultreed lot, close to downtown features include two bedrooms with closets, sunroom, living room with brick fireplace, dining room, kitchen and - bath. Priced in the twenties. bers attended - Reeve Foran presided. The minutes of the Janu- ary meeting were read and adopted on motion of Coun- cillors Aitchison and Hickey. Ron Fleming, Agricultural Engineer for Huron County, spoke to Council about the Agricultural Code of Prac- tice, and its application to building in„the municipality. He • assured Council of the Department's assistance in any problems encountered in this area. . The Township's entitle- ment to a Deputy -Reeve and how to proceed to have one of Council members appointed was discussed at length. Motion by Councillors Hick- ey and Durnin, "That -West Wawanosh Township Coun- cil proceed at once at a special meeting to appoint one of its members as Deputy -Reeve". " • Amendment by Council-, lors Aitchison and Cranston, //tit Two month's rent WITH A YEAR'S OCCUPANCY Brand New 2 Bedroom Apartments in Lucknow, Teeswater and Ripley Available Immediately LIMITED TIME OFFER - Call GLENNHAVEN APTS. Phone 528-3234 DUNGANNON,- Completely restyled 2 bedroom home giving you new home comfort with quality broadloom, cus- tom cupboards, electric heat- ing, drywall interior, and 4 pc bath. Reduced to $22,000. LUCKNOW AREA - 100 acres with ' choice land all level and workable. Modern- ized house, good barn with newer addition, implement shed; areal goOd fa9rat an affordable price. , WHITECHURCH - 3 bed- room house on a 66' x 132' lot with new chimney, good oil furnace and modern kitchen cupboards has been redu'ced in price to close azi estate. Asking 515,900. At this price can you afford to rent? WINGHAM - In a quiet neighbourhood, overlooking MaitlandRiver, mobile home with added additions. You -get a good basement, drilled well, large lot 132' x 165', frig., stove, and rugs. Taxes are only 5173 per year. WINGHAM - 94 sores V2 mile from- Wingham, no • house, barn 72' x 48' and 46' x 50',. 79 workable level acres, balance bush. Could \ be an excellent property to build on: I MEL ,MATHERS Wirigham Phon• 357-3208 Rep. L. W. Hutton Real Estate Ltd. Broker, Kincardine HANOVER HOLIDAY TOURS HAWAII TOUR Departure April 3 to April 17. Triple price 5699.00 each. • JAMAICA 2 departures - March 9 and March 20 for 8 days at the Royal Caribbean Hotel on the Beach Montego Bay, fully escorted, twin price $499.00. 19 DAYS - YELLOW\ ROSE OF TEXAS Circle Tour two departures, Feb. 17, and Mar. 28th, quad price $612.00 each. 15 DAYS TOUR to Arizona - Nevada - California - via Air and Motor Coach - departures on March 8, quad price $865.00 each. "ALL PRICES QUOTED IN CANADIAN FUNDS" - MID TERM TOURS 10 DAYS each - all by Motor Coach - departure March 16 to Ormond Beach. Departure March 16 to Orlando, Florida. Departure March 16th for 10 day tour - TO of Florida Circle Tour. For hiformation contact Mrs. Rhoda MacKenzie Phone 528-3335, LUcknow or 519-364-4911 Hanover Your representative for the Hanover Holiday Tours Ltd. #1158989 4 VileV1.11"."Vie1", "That West Wawanosh Township Council wait until the 1980 election, at ' which time nominations, by the municipal electors for Dep- uty -Reeve would be accepted by the Clerk". Reeve Foran voted in favour of the motion, and the motion carried. The special Meeting to appoint a Deputy - Reeve by Council members ' will take place on Tuesday, February 13th at 1.00 p.m. The Clerk was directed to advertise in the Lucknow and Goderich papers for a person to count the dogs and sell dog tags in the township. The application of hardtop on the hill in Auburn was discussed. This will be done under the supervision of the Township Road Superintend- ent. Motion by Councillors Hickey and, Cranston, "That the Reeve and Clerk are hereby authorized to apply to the Ministry of Transporta- tion and Communications for payment of the annual sub- sidy on road expenditures in, 1978 in the amount of $156,482.50": Motion by CniinCillors Cranston and Durnin, "That the Township of West Wawa nosh hereby grants 'a build ing permit to WayneTucker fora log house".'' Mr, Paul Ross, solicitor of Clinton representing Reg Jones, Mr. Jones and Mr. Phil Paquette, Inspector with the Huron County Health Unit, appeared before Coun- cil in regard to Mr. Jones' drainage problem . in Dun gannon. Mr. Ross and the TownshipPrainige Cominis- Sioner will meet to discusS the problem. Motion by Councillors Hickey and Dunrin, "That West Wawanosh Township hereby approves the Applica- tion of Severance of M. Gaunt' ' The road accounts were passed for payment ori mo- tion of Coucillors Aitchison • and Hickey. The, general accounts were ordered paid on motion of Councillors -Durnindnd Cran- ston. -CLOVER VALLEY 4-H BY HELEN SIMPSON Clover Valley held their first meeting of the unit4 Accessories, February 1 at' _Joyce Osborne's home. An election of officers was held with the following res- ults: Sheila Osborne, pres- ident; Gayle MacKenzie, vice president; Charlene El- phick, secretary and Helen Simpson, press. reporter. Leaders, Joyce Osborne and Donna Elphick, distri- buted members' pamphlets and outlined the club re- quirements. Joyce gave a history of accessories and used two of the members as models to show how to, choose a basic wardrobe colour. Donna told which Accessories look best with the different figures. Gayle MacKenzie used her sewing basket to show what should be included in a sewing basket.