The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-07-17, Page 14Page '14— Lucknow Sentinel; Wednesday, July 17,•1985
HUTTON
REDUCED- three bedroom aluminum
sided • home on a /large lot in Incknow,
living room with 'French doors to family
room with newer stone fireplace, attach-
ed carport; garage. ASKING $17,500.
THLS 3 BEDROOM Lucknow brick
bungalow is in a quiet location and is in
immaculate condition. Large living room,
formal dining room, kitchen„ 2 baths.
Finished basement has large rec room
with bar; attached garage. Must be seen
to really appreciate.
W INTERJZED COTTAGE at Point Clark,
one block from lake front, well decorated,
new roof and sheathing, large lot;
beautiful Hanover cupboards in eat -in
kitchen. Price $32.500..
BRICK HOME 13 miles from Goderich
off highway 21, 3 bedroom, living room;
dining room kitchen with good custom
cupboards, steel attached garage, insu-
lated; 11/2 ages; fruit trees and vines,
asking $32,500:
211 ACRES Kinloss, barn with milking
parlour. Two storey house with hot water
heater, $80,000.
100 ACRES Kinloss, large barn with
nearly new milk house, new hydro. Four
bedroom. house $56,700.
FIRST TIME OFFERED, 101 acres
Culross, 85 workable, immaculate stone
house. Barns 40 "x $0 and 50 x 47, steel
implement shed, land self draining. 50
additional acres available.
18i/2 ACRES on paved road, halfmile
from town. Brick bungalow, 17 years old,
has living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms
up, finished basement' has one bedroom
down, rec room; attadied garage. Barn
20x40.
MELMATHERS, WINGHAM, 357-3208
representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON
REAL ESTATE LTD.
BROKER, KINCAIiDiNE
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PERTH Counties wishes to inform you
that IN -MEMORIAM cards are available
at local FUNERAL HOMESshould you
wish to make a donation in memory of a
loved one. If specifically requested,
your gift will be used in this area for
programs on LUNG DISEASES.
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13/4 miles N. •of Amberley,.west of Hwy. 21
Cathy Dalton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Dalton, received the Paul Riegling Primary
Music Award for 1985. Presenting the award was Dean Riegling, son of Max and Helen "`
Riegling, music teacher Marianne H9gan and Kingsbridge Community School Principal
David Sharpe. Cathy also received a $150 scholarship. (Photo contributed).'
ill�ins family visits relatives in west
Charles, Mayme and Barbara Wilkins
• returned home Tuesday after spending two
.weeks in Manitoba and. Saskatchewan:
They visited with relatives of Mayme in
Cuporal, Saskatchewan. About forty-five
relatives of the Vance familygot together
for a picnic one Sunday. The Vances had
gone .out to Bethune, Saskatchewan, near
Regina, years ago from the Kincardine-
Tiverton area.
•
RIPLEYHURONREUNION
August 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5
FIDDLERS JAMBOREE- Featuring the McQuaid Sisters and 23'Fiddlers
VARIETY SHOW - M.C. -Norman Dunsmoor - Local Talent featuring Lighthouse Swing Band
BLUEGRASS CONCERT Featuring Bruce County Grass
CHURCH SERVICE- Father MacLennan leading in worship
TEEN DANCES - Video Rock 1000 - Friday
Crippled Duck . Saturday
ADULT pANCES - Chaperals - Friday
New Modernnaires - Saturday
▪ Siddon Brothers - Sunday
Classics:- Monday
PARADE BANDS - Ventures Drum and Bugle,Band
- Kincardine and Brussels Pipe Bands,
PAGEANT AGEANT - Theme • "The Time of Our Lives"
HISTORICAL BOOK Families and. Farms of Huron Township
and its Hub Ripley
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TRAVEL TICKET DRAW sponsored by Paradise Travel Kincardine
DRAW on a Cedar Chest donated by Murray Yungblut
COME and HAVE FU1V!
The Wilkins also • visited friends at
Leader, Saskatchewan, located near the
Alberta border and. with Gordon Grant near
Orkney on the United States .border.
Gordon's mother ,was Margaret Ritchie
from the Zion area. '
It was very dry at both Leader and
Orkney. The, crops that were not ruined
with the draught, the grasshoppers
destroyed. .
Visiting with. Finlay and Margie Mac-
Donald for a couple of days recently were
Kathie Robson of 'Grosse Point, Michigan
and Eugene Blue o. St. Clair Shores,
Michigan.
Marion MacLennan and Dick Evans : of
Sudburyare visiting with Rhetta 'MacLen-
nan.
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robb
on the weekend were Bob, Sandra,
Heather and Mark Darling of Hanover:
Recent visitors with Rhetta MacLennan
were Louise Millar of Palmerston, Florence
MacLennan of Kitchener and Bob and
Doris Huston and grandson of Ayton.
David MacDonald and Chester Emmer.-
ton. were in. Toronto on Saturday playing ,
their pipes for the 12th of July party.
Rhetta and Marion MacLennan and Dick
Evans enjoyed having supper and- spend-
ing the evening recently with Margaret
Morton and family at Point Clark.
Visiting recently with Warren and June
W yids were June's sister and brother-in-
law, Al and Glady Juba.
Trinity
meeting held . •
The July meeting of Trinity U. C.W , was
held on Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Gary Richardson, with an attendance
of 15.' •
The meeting was called to order by Mrs.
D. A. Hackett with a poem.
Following the singing of a hymn, Mrs.
Steven Andrew read the scripture, and,
then gave the meditation, assisted by Mrs.
William Andrew; the topic was, God's
Luggage Shop.
After another hymn the roll call was
answered by, Vacations. Past or Present.
Mrs. D. A. Hackett led in prayer. ' -
The Bible Study was led by Mrs. Chester
Hackett, the topic being, Who Is a Blessing.
To e, The service of the Least Coin was
observed. Following the business, a hymn
was sung and the benediction was read in
unison. A social hour followed.