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WINAHAM . SALES ARENA
UNITED IN
REMEMBRANCE
t.
ilIFLEY HOME - 4 'bedroom, electric heat, new ro#4
and siding, two car garage, mortgage available, Asking
$25,000.00.
' 2 BEDROOM brick bungalow, 'attached garage, ott
--Urge .1ot,,-..W.hitee.hnrch-A sking3,45+000.-
A 10 YEAR OLD 3 bedroom bungaloW, hot water
heating, Appliances to remain. Asking only $33,500.
3 BEDROOM HOME; Havelock Street, Liicknow,
$20,000..
COMPLETELY RENOVATED in 1974, three bedroom,
bungalow on double lot Asking $45,000.
KINLOUGH 3 bedroom, 2 yr. old bungalow, electric
heat Asking $29,900.
LUCKNOW 6 yr. old split level, 3 bedroom, 'family
room, fireplace, games room, in ground swimming
pool, paved drive, garage, and many extras. Willing to
trade on a farm.
2 YR., OLD, 6 unit apartment building, good income,
1/2 % 10 mortgage. Ripley.
ESTATE HOME, Lucknow, 4 bedrooms; 3 pc, and 2 pc.-
bath. Close to main street. Asking $23,500.
4 BEDROOM-brick home with large kitchen, living and
dining areas, family room aridTstm deck, I-crcated
approximately 1 mile from Lucknow, Approximately 17
acres of property with barn and river at the back. Nicely
-landscaped- with---trees-planted. This home-i,s-71a---
immaculate-conditiom This property would be hard to
,duplicate. _
TO CLOSE ESTATE, 2 bedrooms down and 2 bedrooms
up, extra large lot, exceptionally well, cared Or.
Immediate possession. Ideal retirement home. Asking
$25,000.
FIVE ACRES, four bedroom brick home, barn 40 x 60
and workshop 20 x 40. Presently restoring and
refinishing furniture; equipment also available. Locat-
ed in Dungannon area.
WFITTECHURCH 5 bedroom frame home, all newly
renovated, carpeted with 2, 3-piece baths and oil
furnace, plus small barn.
LUCKNOW - comfortable 2 bedroom bungalow, full
length sun porch, all electric heat, on an exceptionally
nice lot, asking $20,500.
FARMS
504 ACRES, approx. 400 choice cash' 'crop workable,
Homes and buildings are well maintained, barns are
well set up for beef and hogs, crop is in the ground and
may be sold with the farm or fall possession is
available.
KINLOSS TWP. - 225 acres, 4 bedroom brick home you
would 'be proud to own, all other buildings excellent. If
you are looking for an ideal family farm inquire for
more information.
300 ACRES - Ashfield Township, 3 bedroom home,
every convenience; barn has capacity for 45 sows,
finishing 1000 yearly; liquid manure storage.
We have inquiries for farms, both large, and
small acreages, if you are thinking of selling,
give us .a call, we would be pleased to talk to
you.
litarrenATejiy Zinn .
PHONE 529.7350 R. R. # 2, LUCKNOW
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LIQUIDATIONS & AUCTIONS
SALE INCLUDES; Flannelette sheet sets; blankets;
bed spreads; bath towels; tea towels; table clOths; hath
sets; bath sheets and more. All to be cleared out at
Liquidation Prices.
REMEMBRANCE
SERVICE
Tuesday, November 1 lth
Parade from Legion Hall at 10:45 a.m. to
Cenotaph Service and Laying of Wreaths
at 11 a.m.
Followed by Church Service in
Lucknow Anglican Ctiurch
For '3 Days Only
Thursday Nov. 6 9-6
Friday' Nov, 7 9.9
Saturday Nov.
The Royal Canadian Legion
Liquidation Sale
Of
Bed Linen And Towels
Wingham Sales Arena
680 Josephine Street North End of Winghamt
TERMS- CASH, CHEQUES, VISA OR
MASTER CHARGE DAY OF SALE
WINGHAM. SALES ARENA
357-1730 or 357-2987
On October 24th Lucknow
defeated Mitchell 33 - 14,
Lucknow scores were: Al-
lan Stanley 1206, Ron Stan-
ley 1127, Bob Greer. 1015,
Harvey Culbert 1000, George
Stanley 959, Wayne Cran-
ston 897.
On November 1st Lucknow
defeated Shelburne 35% to
i11/2 .
Lucknow scores were: Bob
Greer 1210, Ron\ Stanley
1179, Gerald Rhody 1010,
Bob Love 988, Allan Stanley
983: Gerry Ross 928.
.-I.UCKNOW-DtINGANNQN
Ladies high single. Linda
Stanley 233. Ladies high
triple Merle Rhody 569,
Ladies over 225: Linda
Stanley 233,
Men's high single Ron
Stanley 281, Men's high
triple Bob Love 701.*
Men over 250: Ron Stanley
281, Bob Love 275.
Team points and stand-
ings: Chipmunks 15, Tigers
26, Gophers 10, Zebras 12,
Polecats 13,
Cod
21,
COniarS 5, Coons 13, Wol-
verities 22, Kangaroos 17,
Lions 14.
LADIES 6:30 p.m.
Marion MacKinnon bowl-
ed the high single, with a 281.
Marion MacKinnon bowl-
ed the high triple with a 593.
Games of 200 and over:
Marion MacKinnon 281, Jan-
et McPherson 258, Susan
Mengers 200, Pat Thomson
253, Isobel Miller 210.
Team points and stand-
ings: Chocolates 3, 38; Chic-
lets 2, 35; Pretzels 4, 34;
Peannts 5, 31; Lollipops 5,
26; Cheezies 2, 25.
INTERTOWN BOWLING
_LADIES 9 O'CLOIC
High single Marg Wilson
247. High triple Marg Wilson
626,
Games over' 200: f Marg
Wilson 247, Sharpn
ier 219,1tiFley Allan 215,
Joanne Searle 202, Wendy
Nixon 203, Linda . Stanley
208.
Team points and stand-
ings: Cherries 5, 22; Bananas
2, 28; Grapes 5, 24; Oranges
5, 25; Pineapples 2, lt;
MENS BOWLING
High single Brian Stewart
'295. High triple Bilan Stew-
art 725.
Games over 225: Brian
Stewart 295, 234, Ron Stan-
ley 275, Bob Greer 253, 230,
Dittnie Hamilton 246, Terry
Austin 243, Ron Olson 239,
Don Mann 232, Harold
Maize 231, John Park 227.
Team points and stand-
ings: Oldsmobiles 7, 23;
Fords 0, 13; Mustangs 2, 10;
Dodges 7, 20; Pontiacs 0, 19;
Buieks 5, 20.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
BOWLING
Isobel Tiffin had high
single for the ladies with 187.
The double went to Anna
Johnstone with 338.
Bill Hunter-had- high-seore
for the men with single of 198
and double of 340.
Team standings: Greens
18, Oranges 18, Violets 13,
Reds 9, Yellows 9, Blues 8.
liERE'S BIG GAME.,.
114 "NT IlDs
Lucknow
Arena
Schedule
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7
7:p0 p.m. Pee Wee Game
Ripley vs Lucknow
SATURDAY, NOV. 8
2:00 - 4:00 Public Skating
SUNDAY, NOV. 9
1:30 - 3:13 Public Skating
7:30 Intermediate Game
Wingham Royals vs Lucknow
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MBA 'DONAU
REAL ESTATE t INSURANCE LTD.
528-2031
LLICKNOW:
100 ACRES in Ashfield Twp., good buildings, 90
workable, highway location,
2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW. small lot, 1 block from post
office. Make us an offer.
' NEW HOUSE. - 4% acres, large family room With
fireplace, 2 bathS, creek crossing property, I mile froM
Lucknow.
We are in need of listings
"BOB ERT-CAMPBht.i. t RA9ER MacKINNON-
Res: 529-7417 Res: 395-2880 '
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LES PETtER SHOES
LORNE-REID
-Shoe Repair & Skate Sharpening
Lucknow Phone 528-2011
See The
Selection
Of Whiter Boots
At Petters
Replace Your
tiVornout Skates
With a Pair of
Bauer Skates
abilut
energy
ST. MARY'S C.W.L.
President Joan Ross open-
ed the meeting with prayer
and scripture reading in, the
absence of Rev. Fr. Dent-
inger.
Thirteen members and one
guest joined together at
O'Donnell's residence to
worship God and do some-
thing to aid our fellow man.
In this regard donations are
to be made to the Terry Fox
Cancer Fund, the Pro Life'l
G?oup and the Kingsbridge
Community Playground.
Members are going to play
euchre with the residents of
Pinecrest Manor on Novem-
ber 11 at 2.30 p.m.
Guest speaker, Mr. Jim
Maguire, then spoke to the
group on Energy: oil, coal
and gas, taking us back to
the 1800g, describing in de-
tail the advancement of
energy sources through the
• years up to the present day.
Mr. Maguire was thanked by
the president and he offered
to answer any questions,
which proved most interest-
ing and informative.
THE MAN
TO SEE IS iisINTEE
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