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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-07-23, Page 5—Appraisals —Property Management —Investments OFFICE 26 THE SQUARE —Residential —Farms —Business —Resort Properties GODERICH 524-9097 HURON _COUNTY'S- BEST — 140 acres .of good cash drop -land Hith a new 3 bedroom brick bungalow.. and attached garage. 2 excellent barns 80' x 40' and 35: x 60', both set up for 'beef. Steel drive shed. County Road No. 16, near Brussels. Vendor will carry mortgage. Phone Charlie Tyndall at 524-7453. BRUCE COUNTY NEAR RIVERSDALE — 152 acre farm with 112 acres workable. Large barn set up for 100 head. Two springs, 18 acres 'of marketable' hardwood btish and gravel pit. All this with a 2 bedroom home for $69,900. Tall Agnes MacKinnon at 524-6336. ABANDONED FARM HOUSE' — 21/2 storey solid brick home near Kingsbridge. Needs restoring. Also includes small acreage and barn. Call Jack CumMings at 5249624 for further details: URGENTLY WANTED — 50 - 175 acres with hog barn in the Lucknow or Dungannon area. Sincere buyer. COMING EVENTS BLYTH FESTIVAL' Blyth Summer Festival presents two special\ children's perform- ances .by The Chantecleer Puppet Theatre, Saturday, July. 26 at 11 a.m. and .2 p.m. Admission 50c for everyone. • Light-hearted variety entertain- ment for the family at The Country Cabaret. One perform- ance ..only. Tuesday, July, 29, at 8:30 p.m. •Admission $1.50.. Regular season continues with Mostly In Clover, July 25, 31, August 2 and The Mousetrap, July 23, 24, 26, 30, August 1. Res- ervations 523-4452. • WINGHAM BINGO Wingham Legion Bingo at the Legion -Hall, Wingham, Wednes- day, July 30th at 8:30 p.m. 15 regular games, $10 prize each game; 2 share-the-wealth games; $50 special must go; Jackpot game $1420, on 6 calls with $75 consolation. Admission $1.00., Ex- tra and special cards 3 for 50c or 7 for $1.00,' IN MEMORIAM MacDIARMID — in loving mem- ory of a dear aunt Mary Ann Mac- Diarmid, who passed away July 30, 1965. Beautiful memories are wonderful things, They last till the longest day, They never wear out, they never get lost, And can never be given away. To, ,some you may be forgotten, To/others part of the past, But to us 'who loved and lost you, Your memory, will always last. Lovingly remembered by Bessie and Roy. CARD OF THANKS I would like to extend niy sin- cere thanks to relatives and friends for cards, gifts; flowers and visits during my stay in St, Joseph's Hospital and since re- turning home. Special thanks to doctors and nurses. Raymond Leddy We wish to extend our thanks to all of our friends and relatiVes 'who have helped in the past few weeks and for their expressions of sympathy on the loss of our baby daughter. A special thanks to Dr. McKim and the nursing staff in obstetrics for their kind- ness and help. Doug, Dixie and Jason Cameron The family Of .the late J. Her- bert Laidlaw wish to express sin- cere thanks to management and staff of Pinecrest for their care and thoughtfulness. Also a special thanks to Dr. Corrin and Dr. McKim. Mr., and Mrs. Ivan Laidlaw and family Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr and family Jim Durnin wishes to thank all who remembered him with cards and visits while he was in hos- pital. Thanks also to -Doctors and, nursing staff. All was greatly ap- predated. We wish to thank' everyone for best wishes, cards, letters and visits, while we were in• Wingham Hospital. Mary Ellen and Ruth MacKenzie I would like to thank all those that remembered 'me with flow- ers, cards, gifts and calls while I. was a patient in Wingham Hos- pital. Special thanks to Drs. Cor- rin and McKim. Many, thanks to the nurses on second floor, Rev. Glenn Noble and relatives frOM London who came to see me. All was really appreciated. Maude Sherwood Many thanks to those who visit- ed me while in hospital, and for cards, treats and flowers. Special thanks to my family, nurses on 2nd floor, Doctors Corrin and Mc- Kim, Mr. Bev Kay and Rev, Glenn Noble. Mary Miller r MIIII NMI ell I GOOD THINGS_ I HAPPEN IIII I WHEN YOU HELP I I RED CROSS I 16 no Nu INNI INP HUTTON ,100 ACRES — 88 workable — 70 acres mixed hay _and trefoil, bal- ance grain. Drilled well, hydro is in. Price $35,000. WINGHAM — one floor, 3 bed- room honie in good location, all new rugs throughout, newly ren- ovated rec room. Immediate pos- session. 100 ACRES — 70 'workable, good barn, house newly renovated with hardwood floors throughout, drive shed. Price $53-,000. SOLD — St. Helen's church manse to, Mr. Cere and Mr. Taylor of Kitchener. SEVERAL GOOD FARMS FOR SALE OTHER LISTINGS NEEDED MEL MATHERS Wingham Phone 357-3208 Rep. L. W. Hutton Real Estate Kincardine THE MAN TOSEE IS ... 1 51MITEE SINALTOR 3 BEDROOM HOME situated on Havelock St. This older home 'has been well cared for and has the advantage of . location, mature maple • trees, garden area, etc. Must be sold to settle estate. COUNTRY HOME in Ashfield, 3 acres of land,. home' has modern, kitchen, living • room and dining room, 3 bedrooms. Recently ren- ovated throughout. 215 ACRES of recreational and development acreage; approxi- imately 60 acres of water with balance in bush and open land, 3 BEDROOM TRAILER HOME with addition on large lot in Vil- lage of Ripley. Priced right. MODERN 4 BEDROOM HOME in Goderich, 2 bath, fireplace, double garage, on quiet street. Over 2,000 sq: ft. of living area. Shown • by appointment only. 140. ACRES of choice tile drained cash crop. land, highway location, nearly new moderh 4 bedroom brick home. Modern finishing barn for 325 hogs, liquid holding tank, sealed grain storage. 197 ACRES with 175 workable, 8.. room stone home. Barn for beef cattle, located on paved road. Fall possession. 3 BEDROOM COTTAGE, lake- front lot, Kintail beach, fully fur- nished. This cottage has a 3 ' piece bath, built-in cupboards and is priced to sell. Immediate pos- sesSion. 5 BEDROOM HOME and good barn located in. Ashfield Twp. on 24 'acres of choice farm land. This property is close to the lake. 16 ACRES mostly bush, spring creek; well located on good road, hydro available. • If you have agricultural property, large or small acreage, and are thinking of selling, we would be pleased to talk to you. All en- quiries confidential. WARREN ZINN Phone S29-7350 McDONACH RFAI 1ST/1TE Eimemik 100 .acres in West Wawanosh, spring creek, 35 acres workable, balance •in bush. 120 acres in East Wawanosh, 75 workable, spring creek, 2 trout ponds. 3 bedroom brick and frame house, barn and garage. • 4 bedroom 2 'storey brick house on large lot with garage Excellent 2 storey 3 bedroom brick house on large la in the country. New brick 3 bedroom house on • good lot and good location. 3 bedroom 1 storey house with new addition, immediate possess- ion. 3 bedroom insul brick house on the edge of Lucknow with large steel shed partly insulated and heated. Front row 2 bedroom frame cot- tage with some furnishings on Kintail Beach. We have cleared and wooded lots in the country for sale. Robt. Campbell Bus. 528-2031 Res. 529-7417 $33,800 Don't delay, call to-day on this 3 bedroom family home in the Village of Luclmow. ALEXANDER AND CHAPMAN REALTY LTD. GODERICH, ONTARIO CALL GERRIE AND BERNICE .GLENN Dungannon, Ontario Phone 529 7924 or 528-3234 / rted, pro- idge; able Es- hone ange ition- hone and , oiled 7717, dine. ants, 1-3810 spin ty•of lows, posts. good south ntact gons Jack 3233. cts $7.88 Mix 0 oz. rally llage fire- wall oom, ilt-in bed- sets; Drch, fur- loft. Bur- Dry our CuP 9 to Imo )01T1 Wk. ten lck- - or art- for One 6 om )er SUPER 'CASH BINGO Legion Hall, Lucknow, every Thursday, 8:30 p.m.. Pot of Gold game — winner take all. 14' reg- ular games, $10 each. 2 Share the Wealth games. A $30 Special Jackpot game for $100 on 56 calls or $25 consolation prize: RECEPTION SATURDAY Reception will be held for Don, aid and Lillian (Mitchell) Pollard on. Saturday, July 26 in Ripley High School, Music by 2 + 2. Lunch provided. Everyone wel- come. 2nd ANNUAL INTERMEDIATE BALL TOURNAMENT AND DANCE The Lucknow and District Kins- men Club are sponsoring an In- termediate , Ball Tournament on Saturday, July 26th, with Champ,. ionship Games to be held 'on Sun- day, July 27th at the Lucknow Park. There will be a dance on Saturday evening in the •Lucknow Arena to the music of The Nu- tones. Dance tickets available at Johnstone's Furniture and Beck- er's Store or from Kinsinen mem- bers. Proceeds' for work being carried out at the Ball Pal*. REGULAR MEETING . The Lucknow. Agriculturatl Soc- iety will hold their regular meet- ing on Tuesday, July 29th at 9 p.m. in the Town Hall. Final plans will be made for the Craft Fest- ival on Auguk 1st , and 2nd, in the Lucknow Arena. BOBBY GIMBY DANCE Friday, September 5th at Luck- now Arena; barbecue' lunch, $5 per person; sponsored by Luck- now Lions, tickets from all mem- bers; tickets are available on Tri- Cash Draw which will be herd that night. HELM' REUNION The Annhal Helm reunion will be held Sunday, July 27th in Ash- field Park at 3 p.m. MacDONALD REUNION The Annual MacDonald Clan Reunion will be held,August 2, at MacDonald's Cedar rove, Loch- alsh. Come and renew old ac*7 quaintances and meet the new- comers to the Clan. Picnic sup- per at 5 p.m. sharp. 25th ANNIVERSARY The Agnew girls • request the honor of your presence at a re- ception honoring the 25th wedding anniversary of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph , Agnew, to be held in the Lucknow -Arena, Sat- urday, August 9, 1Q:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Everyone welcome. ••••••.•••••••, CRAFT FESTIVAL , "Plan to attend Lucknow's Fifth Annual Craft. Festival' sponsored by the Lucknow, Agricultural. Soc-iety on Friday, August 1st, 1 p.m. - 10 p.m. and Saturday, August 2nd, 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. in the Luck-'now Arena. Crafts of all types, baking, fresh produce and meals for sale. .Free parking. Free gift to the first 500 ladies each day. Sepoy sidewalk sale on both days. LIONS BINGO Howick Lions Bingo will:be held on Friday; July 25th, at 8:30 p.m. in Wroxeter Community Hall; Ad-mission $1; 12 regular games for $10; 2 share the wealth; one $25 special; jackpot of $90 on. 56 Calls; purple ball of $10; door and consolation prizes. HORSE SHOW Open Junior Horse Show at Dun-gannon on Sunday, July 27 at 1 Pm-. Competition for Tyke (10 and under), Intermediate (11. - .14 yr.), • and Juniors (15 - 17 yr.) Ribbons for every class and a trophy to be presented to -the winner in each division. DURHAM KINSMEN SUMMER BINGO Friday, July 25,, $3200 in cash Prizes. Four $100.00 Cash door prizes. 19 games nitely. Doors open at 7:00 p.m.. at Durham Memorial Arena. COMING EVENTS 11975 WEDNESDAY, JULY 23, 1975 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 4 PLUMBING. and HEATING REPAIRS • • INSTALLATIONS Lie. Plumber 25 yrs. Experience PHONE LUCKNOW 528-2922 PAGE FIVE / COCKEYED With all the 'unrest in this modern world the dove of peace has beenne a little. cuckoo.