The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-04-02, Page 5NOTICE
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE
SALE OF VALUABLE •
PROPERTY IN. THE VILLAGE
OF LUCKNOW
Under and .by virtue of the pow-
er contained in a certain mort-
gage which will be produced at
the time of sale there will be of-
fered for sale by
PUBLIC AUCTION
At the office of
WILLIAM, F. ANDERSON,
Auctioneer
63. John Street 'South
Hamilton, Ontario
FRIDAY, MAY 9th, 1975
AT 12:00 O'CLOCK NOON
The following property, namely:
ALL AND SINGULAR that cer-
tain parcel 'or tract of land and
premises situate lying and being
in the Village of Lucknow, in the
County of Bruce and being part
of Lot or Block "G", plan 20 as
more particularly described in
Instrument No. 93188.
The property will be offered, for
sale subject Ito a reserve bid and
certain conditions of sale. The
said conditions of sale are avail-
able from the' undersigned.
TERMS: 10 per cent of pur-
chase price, monies to be paid at
time of sale payable to SHARPE,
INGLIS • & ROSENBLOOD and
balance to be paid within twenty
days thereafter.
For further particulars and con-
ditions of sale, apply to:
SHARPE, INGLIS &
• ROSENBLOOD
Barristers & Solicitors
25 Main St. West
Hamilton, Ontario
DATED at Hamilton this 26th day
of March, 1975.
OPENIRG ! !
APRIL 8,1975
GERRY ROSS'
AUTO BODY
LUCKNOW 528-2105
LOST
LOST — would the party who
picked up by mistake a pair of
men's hockey skates, size 11 at
the Lucknow Arena last Saturday
night, please phone 357-1688, D.
Vander Klippe.
LOST — .in St. Helens area, black
standard female poodle, unclip-
ped, Goderich dog tag. Answers
to Bonnie. Please call Goderich
524-8790 collect.
ent. Thanks should go out to Kim
Farrell and Gail Messenger who
are doing a greet job.'
Over fifty school jackets were
ordered last week. All those
wishing to pay the balance of
money left on the jackets should
get in touch with the student'
council executive.
Spring Prom tickets were distri-
buted this week, four per family.
The prom this/year is bell* held on
the 23rd of May with music by the
"Demensions". Dancing is from
94 with the crowning of our Queen
and King to take place. '
Returning to school everyone
received a shocker! Mr. Coultes,
who was dared, came to school
sprouting the beginnings of a
beard. I guess 'we can tell the men
from the boys right!
Another shocker was that we
found but that the Valentine queen
and her princesses were never
mentioned in the column. The new
queen for 1975 is Laurie Coiling
and her 1st princess is Marilyn
Rhody and 2nd princess is Jane
Anne Coiling. Sorry about that
girls !
PLAN TO ATTEND THE
CIBA GEIGY
Agrochemicals
MEETING
MONDAY, APRIL 7th
AT 8 P.M.
In the L
Lucknow Legion Hall
GUEST SPEAKERS
WILL BE
J. ACKARD
of Crop Insurance Commission
and
J. J. O'TOOLE
of Centralia College
Subject will be weed
control
In Corn and White Beans
Featuring AAtrex
Ekkot, PatoranW
°Registered Trademark of
CIBA • GEIGY
ONE WESTSIDE. DRIVE,.
ETOBICOKE, ONTARIO
M9C•1132
RIPLEY
DISTRICT
SCHOOL
R.D.H.S. WIND-UP
Last Friday was the conclusion of
our annual wind-up bonspiel.
There were only two games played
in each of the three draws because
the first game had been played the
week before. The team .of Julie,
Reeves, Robert Colquhoun, Priscil-
la Zipfel and Bob Campbell came
up with the first prize, winning all
three games with a plus of thirteen.
Coming in second was David
Colling's team of David, Nancy
McGuire, Mark Stanley and Anne
Farrell. Third was Mr. Coultes'
team and fourth was Margie
Collins' team. Putting forth an
enthusiastic effort were the conso-
lation winners Roy Thorneycroft's
team. Thanks goes to the ladies in
the kitchen for their meal and to
anyone ' who supported the high
school ,curling this year. • •
Since Variety Night is on the 3rd
and 4th of April, practices for the
singing are becoming quite frequ-'
WE WOULD APPRECIATE
HAVING YOUR PROPERTY
LISTED
IF BUYING OR SELLING
,PHONE
ROSS AND
PHYLLIS HOGGART
a,
3573692
R.R. 4 Wingluun
HI I\ I SIAti tit; 03,1 lq
50 acres Huron Township, all
workable, partly drP'ned and
ploughed.
50 acres Kinloss Township, on
County Road 'with' river cross-
ing property, has good building
site.
We also have 'other farm pro-
perties and businesses for sale.
Robt. Campbell
Bus. 528.2031
Res. 529-7417
FOR SALE
95 ACRES, good cash crop acre-
age, spring possession, all work-
able but 1/2 acre of maple.
2 ACRES on which is situated an
8 room brick home,.3 bedroom, 2
and 4 piece bath, every conven-
ience, Blyth area.
700 ACRES in Clinton area, 600
workable with 2 stone 2 storey
homes.
3 BEDROOM HOME situated on
a choice corner Jot on Havelock
St. in Lucknow. Living room,
dining room, kitchen and one
bedroom down. House has 'oil
furnace and 3 piece bath. Ideal
retirement home. Immediate pos-
session.
CLOSE 'FO DOWNTOWN, in
Lucknow, 3 bedroom ,home with
large living room, dining room,
kitchen, new sun porch; oil heat.
Separate additional 2 bedroom
apartment - with every conven-
ience: Situated on 2 lots, this is
an excellent home with an in-
come. Shown by appointment
only. ,
16 ACRES mostly bush, spring
creek, well located on good road,
hydro available.
LOVELY SOLID WHITE. BRICK
residence, located in St. Helens,
four bedrooms with closets, lot
132 x 231. If you want quiet
country living make an appoint-
ment to see this home. Immed-
iate possession.
If you have agricultural property,
Jarge or small acreage, and are
thinking of selling, we would be
pleased to talk to you. All en-
quiries confidential.
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WARREN ZINN
Phone 529-7350
-Wilfred' Mclntee
St Co., Limited
WALKEP TUN
Memb^r of the Grey and Bruce
Multiple Listings Service
List M.L.S. — Over 60 Salesmen
Working For You
THE LUCKNOW 'SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,' 1975
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• COMING EVENT!
WINGHAM BINGO
Wingham Legion Bingo at the
Legion Hall, Wingham, Wednes-
day, April 9th at 8:30 p.m. 15
regular games, $10 'prize each
game; 2 share-the-wealth games;
$50 special must go; Jackpot
,game $1260 on 6 calls with $50
consolation. Admission $1.00. Ex-
tra and special cards 3 for 50c or
7 for $1.00. •
HOWICK BINGO
Howick Lions Bingo will be held
on Friday, April 4th, at 8A0 p.m.
in Wroxeter Community Hall. Ad
mission $1. 12 regular games for
$10; 2 share, the wealth'; one $25
Special; Jackpot of $95 on 58
calls; door and consolation prizes.
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WANTED
WANTED TO HIRE 'part time
truck driver. Helm 'Welding,
529-7627.
WANTED — grass for 90 yearling
cattle, by gain or by month; will
split into smaller lots if unable
to handle 90.-' Phone Dungannon
529-7302.
WORK WANTED --.in restaurant'
or housework by the day. Phone
528-5405.
WANTED — kitchen cabinet in
good condition. Edivard Ginger-
ich, R.R. 2, Lucknow.
WANTED — Canada's leading
manufacturer and distributor is
seeking a choice residential site
to display their _new 1975 above
ground redwood pool. Your back-
yard is the prime location we
will consider. An excellent opport-
unity . for you the home owner
call collect 681-3800, days or
evenings.
SALESMAN WANTED
EXPANDING CANADIAN
OIL COMPANY
Needs dependable person who
can' work, without supervision.
Earn $14,000 in a year plus bonus.
Contact customers in Lucknow
area. Limited auto travel. We
train. Air Mail O.O.. Dick, Pres.,
Southwestern Petroleum Canada
Ltd., 87 West Drive, 'Brampton,
Ontario, 146T 2J6.
CARETAKER WANTED
Caretaker needed for Ashfield
Presbyterian Church. Apply to
George Moncrief, R.R. 3 Goder-
ich, phone 395-2832. Applications
received until April 15th.
WANTED — general labourer re-'
quired •for home construction in
Point Clark area, experience help-
ful but not essential. Steady, em-
ployment. Clarke Ferguson, Build-
ing Contractor, Point Clark.
Phone 395-5454 evenings.
WANTED — registered nurse,
part-time, 7 - 3 p.m., Pinecrest
Manor Nursing Home, Lucknow.
Phone Mrs. Mary Newbold 528-
2820, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.. Monday to
Friday.
1 MAN WANTED '
Reliable man' wanted for sales,
position. Should have knowledge
of farm products in Order to sell
minerals, pre-mixes and farm
supplies. Apply' in writing to Box
D, care of The Lucknow Sentinel.
WANTED — want' to rent con-
crete forms for a 40' x 48' x 8'
foundation, how much, how long
can I keep it.. Write to Box No.
W., Lucknow Sentinel.
WANTED — used oxygen and
acetylene outfit, 395-5208 after
8 p.m..
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SPECIAL OF THE
WEEK
GARDEN and
FLOWER SEEDS
BUY 10 PKG.
GET ONE FREE
BUY NOW AS THERE IS.
A SHORTAGE OF
SEEDS THIS YEAR
Watch next week
for another special
LUCKNOW
DISTRICT CO-OP
PHONE 528-3024 ' 1
SPRING POSSESSION
FARMS
•— 1.00 acres, 70 acres of good
productive land, balance stream
and rough pasture. Bank barn 40'
x 60', suitable for hogs or beef.
Four year old, 3 bedroom, elec-
trically heated bungalow in "A"
one condition. Lucknow area.
-- 100 acres, 70 workable. Frame
barn 45' x 60', new pole barn 60'
x 24'. Two storey, 3 bedroom
home with all conveniences. Mor-
ris Township:
100 acres, 90 workable, well
drained Harriston loam, balance
soft maple bush. Barn 50' x 60',
30 tie-ups, halance pens. Silo 16'
x 50'. Two storey, 3 'bedroom
home. Morris Township.
— 148. acres, 140 acres workable,
8 acres pine and willow trees.
Two barns, implement shed and
garage. Very attractive, 4 bed-
room brick home. Highway loc-
ation. Turnberry Township.
FOR THE MOST
CALL HOLST
OFFICE
357-3840
toolk."0480%,""Assowsralk",Wroirookaroadfto
This excellent 100 acre farm is
in Morris Township. Very nice
three bedroom brick hoMe, good
barn, cement stabling, grain
grinder and. milker, 4 acres of
bush all , for $69,000. Good terms
available.
IF CASH CROPING IS
YOUR BUSINESS
You should take a look at this
146 acres. 80 rod highway front-
age, no buildings, no fences, just
a lot of good agricultural land\in
Ashfield Township.
WHAT PRICE FREEDOM
This 13 acre hideaway is very
scenic with a gently rolling land
to the lovely treed area, a strong
spring fed creek flowing through
the property. Ideal building site
all for $13,000.
4 bedroom 1.1/2 storey frame
house on large lot. This house is
in good condition on quiet street
with .2 extra lots. priced for
quick sale to settle estate.
3 bedroom N brick bungalow in
new condition on good well land-
scaPed lot,, attached garage and extra lot, Immediate possession.
100 acre farm, 80 acres work-
able, balance rough' land and
river flats, all seeded.
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Peter S. MacEwan
Real Estate Broker
38 ST. DAVID ST., GODERICH
PHONE 524.9531
OUTSTANDING BUY.
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