The Lucknow Sentinel, 1980-02-13, Page 26The regular rneeting of
__the _Ripley and 'District
Lions Chilly as held in the
United Church on Jana 23
with 24 members and six
guests from Lucknow
Lions Club present.
Lion Bill • Carson.
thanked the ladies for the
meal. '
The , correspondence
included several thank-
you notes from some' of
the Senior Citizens for the
visit and the Christmas
Cake.
Lion Barry McDonagh
introduced' Zone
Chairman Walter Arnold,
who is running forDeputy
District Governor.
Lion Wally Pollock
reported everything was
ready for the 'Hockey
Tournament.
Lion ;Grant McDonald
had a Chinese auction'
with Lion President
Lorne Cook of Lucknow
the winner.
REAL ESTATE BROKER
.LUCKNOW -HOME—three bedroom, one storey,
insulated, garage, paved drive, double lot, 16w.down
payment.
HOUSE in Lucknow for rent, no children, no pets.
2 BEDROOM well kept hungalow, plus, extra lot, 3
blocks from the P.O. Asking only $27,500.
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PRICED REDUCED - 3 bedroom bungalow, with
recreation room, paved drive. Asking $37,900. Vendor
moved.
2 SERVICED LOTS - in Lucknow, measuring_66Lx_165'
in new subdivision. Asking $16,500.
HOUSE on 13/4 acres. 4 bedroom, large kitchen. Lots of
trees and, creek crossing the property. Priced to sell.
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1 BEDROOM frame dwelling, eleetric • hea, well
insulatd, space for 2nd bedroom and another
apartment. Low taxes.
2 ACRE country lot,, new well with frame building
partially remodelled for dwelling, $15,000.
FARMS
DAIRY FARM - 250 acres, 3 silos, 2 barns, implement
shed, 2 stable cleaners, 4 bedroom brick home,
swimming pool.
BEEF FARM - 508 acres, 3 barns, 3 pit and 1 upright
silo,, and two 3 bedroom homes.
HOG FARM - 300 finishing; 2 Harvester silos,-2 grain
bins, modern 3 bedroom 'bungalow.
100 ACRES - large barn, five acres of bush, and 3
bedrOorn house, Kinloss Township, $99;500.
HANDYMAN SPECIAL 2 'room frame dwelling in
1.4eknow, $10,500.
'ROBERT CAMPBELL
Res. 5294417.
BARRY MeDONAGH
Res, 528.3821
NILE, red brick 3 bedroom home, ideally situated on
about 3 -acres, a stream crosses the land, there is a
small barn-and mature trees. Must be seen to be
appreciated:
DUNGANNON; 3 bedroom home With 4 lots. This older
home has 4 pc, bath, sunporch and electric heat, aiking
' $29,500.
LUCKNOW ,corrifettable- 2 bedroom' buligalew; full
length sun porch, all electric heat, on an exceptionally
nice lot, asking $21,000..
LUCKNOW, duplex; well located, check this Property
over and make an offer.
_Ripley area,, :brick home on 2 acres, good solid 4
bedrooth, oil heat, priced at $25,000, Owner Will
consider holding a first, mortgage.
FARMS
504 ACRES Culross. excellent brick home with barns
feeding .500 beef cattle; upright and cement bunker
silos, also area for 90 sows.
100 ACRES West Wawanosh, no buildings, appro*-
imately 15 acres, of hardwood bush.
172 ACRES Kinloss, Whitechurch area; approximately
,65 workable, balance pasture, mixed bush.
300 ACRES, Ashfield Township, 3 bedroom home,
every-convenience; barn his capaeity for. 45' sows,
finishing 1000'yearly; liquid Manure storage.
70 ACRE FARM, Culross Township, close to.
Teeswater; 9 room brick home, well maintained; older
barn and new implement shed and corn crib.
We have inquiries for farmt, both large and
sniall actelges. If you are thinking of selling,
give us a,ca14'we would be pleased to talk to
you.
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP; '-
Beef set up. 200 acres. Level
land. Good buildinks.
NEAR .DUNGA.NNON = Hog
operation. 100 acres. Fxcel-
lent buildings.
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP
NORTH, Cash crop. 100
acres NO buildings.
NEAR BLYTH - Hog finish
ing operation. 128 acres.
Good buildings.
NEAR BLYTH - Hog farrow
to finish. Also beef set up.
147 acres. 2 Harvestore silos.
JI Modern set up with good
buildings.
NEAR LONDESBORO-- Beef
and hog set up.' 290 acres.
New home. Hardwood bush.
Good buildings.
COLBORNE TOWNSHIP
200 acres on edge of God-
erich. 147 woilcable. Hard-
wood bush. Gravel deposits.
Driving shed. Excellent re-
modelled house. Good' corn
and cash , crop land. -
DAIRY SET UP - Near
Kincardine. 150 acres work-
able land. All equipment,
Priced for immediate sale..
For these farms, or if you are
buying or selling contact R.
A, (Gus) Chisholm. Phone
524-8554 or - Business 524-
2177.
For yourconyeniellee'Gifer- '
may, be reached on his
mobile telephone. Ask Oper-
ator for MObile YJ6-4367.
7 Warren & Terry Zinn
R. R. # 2, LUCKNOW,
PHONE 5294350
Bush.
.GODERICH-TOialiortaF.
Hughes
REALTY LTD.
' Rita Alien $24-9131
RAC, 524-0110
TENTIOIV FAR
Information Meeting
RegardingProblem Weeds - Their iden-
tification and control. Herbicide recom-
mendations and rates of application will
be discussed.
LUCKNOW LEGION
',WEDNESDAY.; FEB. 20 .- 8100 p;ni.
SPopeored,bypfizer ikl1lonsanto
k.
Winter Side
Now On.
Winter Boots
4070
PftitiNle$28.,21)11.' '
u al meeting
' manse which all felt were
a, decided improvement,
The' work. of"Ross. and.
Amelia Cimuning was
conirnended. 'New
Allan Irwin were elected stewards elected were was ,thanked for her ef-• Presbyterial, World Day
the ; Secretary,Don silenCe was observed at thp:meeting but more Lloyd Worthington Ron forts It would help if of Prayer, Poverty Lunch •
Mc,Lay. Mr. Bushell led'Names' of these persons , are needed. The mem- IrWin and,Bob Harris. everyone would put the and ' Spring .Lunchebn.
in a devetional period were Isabel Love, berShip of the church ;. Reports were given of . amount enclosed on the • Also an Elders WOrkshop
which dealt with the ,Clarence Wylds, Hazel remains fairly even to • the work of , the UCW,, , envelope. , _ . , ....sat_ Port Elgin and :War-
anointing of ..Jesus with Ram,--s-ay,* Nora last year. ' Sunday Explorers . The on gregati on ning eperiences at
TWIT'. It was brought out Fr e dr ik seri, Lester Murray Culbert. Messengers, Junior Choir almost reached •their - Clifford, for • various
that the .'woman. used Farrell, Oscar' White, . outlined some of the and a small group objective or $7,009 for the groups.
C.G,I.T. girls meeting. .1VI&S Fund' but. money'' .A • great deal of ,work
There is a constant need ' ; contributed to the Fund had been done by .'many'
for leaders' especially .in fOr the Boat People was people:to keep the churck
the Sunday Schtiol. - not included in the M&S work ongoing • • and ef-
, Contributions continue Fund, . • fective to members and • ; later draw. Harry curled were Jim MacDonald, to accumulate in ,,the Many good suggestions community..' • Grateful with Marina. Catheron, Gorden Patterson, Allan Memorials Fund ...and ; were made as to how the thanks to all those who Don Gaunt and . Marion MacKay, _ Fink, 'Brian Organ. Fund. Olivet .had church could.'improve. its -made it possible for the.
T annual Gamble. Harry, had 'two Johnson
wins and a plus'of twelve, Farrell. ; . their
and James made the final transfer of services to Members and 'church to complete the
"Sweetheart" borispiel .funds to the Organ community, Murray year with a surplus.
was played on Saturday and Howard the same Congratulations to the
with Elmer Stneltzer's. nuina°r ;of wins and a girls' '13 4•A• rink which
rink - on top for the daY Plus of ten. - won the ;title curling . at
with three wins plus 14.. Third place on the early . the local clgb this "paSt
Elmer had help from wife draw was won by Bill week, .skipped'by Joanne
Marianne and Wilfred Peterbaugh with two Pollock.
and Diane Gamble, wins andplus_plu of two,- The entry list is filled-. .
Chain pions on the early
had wife Beverly at for the Bill!,s,Repair Shop •
draW was John Larsen's
Brian, and Nancy spiel' the weekend of Feb.
foursome of wife,' Gert,. Regier: Elliott Courtney 23. This is an open milted .
Dalerid Sandra Liddle won this spot on the later event and' the list looks
eleven.
Second prizes went to
Howard Hodge with wife
Marj. Norman Barnard
and Donalda Pollard for
the 9 o'clock draw and to
Harry Scott's rink on the
THE' MAN .TO SEE IS
HOMES.
The annual, meeting of What she had and
AntreW'r -17Tirted• nothing, not even per-,
Chureh was 'held on Feb: fume, is of any .use unless
6 in the Church Hall with. used and put to pork.'
a good; attendance, Rev. Robert Osborne read
.Vin Bushell cOndacted the, names of deceased
the Meeting, assisted by _members, and a minute's
NorMan....„...Macrion 6,---repair sid -the ' church and' EU rid-, • amounting to Oulber.t expressed. the
$315.68. • appreciation ,of St.
Mrs. Robert Osborne Andrew's.people to Rev.
has been Envelope and. Mrs. Bushell for their
Steward - for the 'year. endeavours. Some up-
This is a big task and she ; coming' events were
Raymond ,Hamilton and
Elwyn •
SeVeral elders had
moved away and. Mrs!.
Oliver 1VlacCharles- and
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BY,*
DON MeLAY
with thtee wins .plus draw --• curling with formidable. It might be_
Rl f ipey lcDONAGH Bjyth._G_ood,buildings, - ••
• Iv
75Io° ACRES
TSoWcanssh crop
.land.
Nea
Lions
DorinclaBowers, Al and
Ellendlolyroyd.
'Skipping other finks
finishing out of the 'money
noted, that old boys, Doug.
MacDonald and Danny
Rose will be here on that
occasion. 400:13man
Realty ttd.
CACMERiC11,5 4244177
FARMS FOR SALE
Alexander