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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1985-11-20, Page 12Pane 12—Lucknow. Sentinel. Wednesday. November 20, 1985 Thank You A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU FORtTHE SUPPORT 1 RECEIVED AT THE POLLS IN KINLOSS TOWNSHIP, NOVEMBER 12TH. 1 George McBride The Man To See is IVISI i co uM.TcoN.TE 1..TOR nn (1; © KINLOSS TWP., 65 acres, 38 Workable, balance hardwood 'cedar bush. KINLOSS, 100 acres, 50 workable; balance rolling ideal recreation property reduced t� $34,900. KINLOUGH 3 bedroom home with newaddition, combination wood and electric furnace, ideal family or retirement home, priced to sell. KINLOSS TWP., 50 acres, fieldstone home, cattle barn, Implement shed, retirement or hobby acreage. 4 BEDROOM home with sunporch, well maintained, excellent family home. LUCKNOW 4 bedroom home, well maintained, one bedroom down. Priced right, Immediate possession. LUCKNOW desirable building lot, owner has reduced asking price, prime location. GIVE US AN OFFER. KINGSBRIDGE•5 bedroom home with workshop.. DUNGANNON nice 2 bedroom mobile,' asldng 813,500, including stove, fridge, 40 ft, T.V. tower. WEST WAWANOSH.4 bedroom ° country dwelling on 2 acres. LUCKNOW. SALES BARN, financial statement available. ASHFIELD 200- acres, approximately 170 workable, well tiled, balance hardwood, cedar bush. ASHFIELD 200 acres, good beef barn with silos, productive land. . 100 ACRES, St. Helens area, 4 bedroom home, barn 40 x 110, ft., 110 workable, hardwood bush. Reduced, inquire. 150 ACRES, Kinloss, dairy set up for 70,cows, pipeline; attractive home. • 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, cash 'crop. '89.5 ACRES Ashfield, buildings good, systematic tyle, beef feedlot. 179 ACRES West . Wawanosh, improved dwelling,. beef pastureland. , 100 ACRES West Wawanosh, cash crop. , 239.5 ACRES Ashfield, implaculate home, cash crop. 50 ACRES Ashfield, good buildings, all workable. WARREN ZINN 528-3710 ALVIN ROBB 395.3174 IDEAL LADIES'' WEAR Mount Forest, Ont. ANNIVERSARY SALE Beautiful TWO PIECE SU/TS SAVINGS up to 50 % (a Iarge.selection to choose from) A large Selection of DRESSES SAVINGS upStof ock 5 0 % ;50. f :re W/NTER COATS 5 0...off Entire stock of WINTER JACKETS $35 off Super Selection of SKIRTS $20 off Entire stock of BLOUSES, SWEATERS SIACKS & NOUSECOATS 10f SALE ENDS NOVEMBER 30 Open 6 days a week Mount Forest . Friday 'HI 9 323, 1970 Remembering at WI meeting The Whitechurch W.I. Citizenship and World Affairs meeting was held Nov. 13 in the Whitechurch: Community Memorial Hall. President Mrs. Currie welcomed all and gave a poem "Why wear a poppy?" Mrs. Norma Rintoul convened the meeting. The roll call was. answered by naming a leader of another country. Jean McGuire gave a report on the rally held at Elmwood. Mrs. Bill Rintoul gave a poem'"Why Remember?" ' • Norma introduced guest speaker Mrs. Pat Livingston, general manager of the Lucknow . Sentinel. -She told how the Sentinel is published, which was ". very interesting. It was a video slide presenta- tion. Thanks . was given by Mrs: Russel McGuire. The motto "World Affairs are our, own affairs" was given by Mrs. Elgin Johnston. When -we hear of a disaster in the far corners of the world we never realize how it will affect our cogntry or our lives. As one Agriculture commentator observed, "If Uncle Sam sneezes, farmers. in Canada catch a cold too or worse." As a nation we are 'expected to be our brothers' -keepers •whether; it be in Ethiopia, Guatainala • or earthquakes in Italy. • A report on the W.I. convention that was held in Owen Sound was given by Agnes Farrier: Lunch was served by Merle- Wilson, erleWilson, Mrs. Bill, Rintoul and Mrs. John Currie. People report Mr. and Mrs:, Ernest Beecroft visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Beecroft, Angela, Jennifer,, Janice and Jonathan of. ,r Exeter. On Nov. 17 Mr. and Mrs. John. A. Currie visited with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richard, who have moved to Milton. Mr. and Mrs. John de Boer, Donald and alctt :Erne' Eddie visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson, Erin and Ryan to celebrate.' Craig's first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim de Boer, Matthew, Michael and Aliciawere also present for the celebration. Miss Darlene Emerson of St. Catharines is visiting this week. with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. Mrs. Isabel Tiffin of .Lucknow is visiting with Mrs. Wesley Tiffin. ' The WMS of Chalmers Church is being held on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Agnes Gaunt. • Murray Simpson is busy these 'days building the new house where the chopping mill used to sit. • Recent guests with Mrs. Agnes Farrier were Mr. and. Mrs. Carman Farrier, Miss Winnifred Farrier of Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. 'Joe• Hawley and Kendra of`Flesher- •ton. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Chapman, Miss Mildred McClenaghan and John MacKin- non were in London on Wednesday due to eye trouble. . Wayne . Farrier of Guelph visited last week with his mother, Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Mr: and Mrs. Eldon Emerson, Sharon and Brenda arrived Saturday afternoon • from St. Catharines to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson. At 8 p.m. they met the bus in Wingham on which Miss Darlene• Emerson arrived from St. Thomas where she had been visiting. • On Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Emerson attended a 45th wedding. anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Norman MacDonald at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kirkland. ••Residents visit pitient Allan and Violet. Ritchie visited with her, sister Annie and Bill Duffle of Hamilton for two days last week. Annie is a patient at Henderson ;Hospital: Tom and Delores Culbert accompanied them. Bill and Joanne Wilkins had the misfor- tune to lose their barn by fire on Nov. 10 at noon. They were able to get most of the. livestock out. Sunday visitors with Winnie Campbell were her daughter Gertie and Joe Fritzley and boys, of Goderich: • Trinity UCW report On Nov. 14, 21 ladies met at the home of Mrs. Cora Cranston for the regular meeting of Trinity UCW. President' Mrs. D. A. Hackett called the meeting to order with a short verse and welcomed everyone. Mrs:. Warren Zinn opened the devotions with Remembrance Day thoughts, and Mrs. Frank Alton led in prayer. All sang the hymn "Land of Our Birth". Mrs: Alton read the scripture from Samuel 2, and Mrs. Zinn gave the meditation. Mrs. /Alton , closed the devotions witha short prayer and all joined in singing "0 Valiant Hearts". The rollcall was answered with suggestions for UCW programs. Mrs. Gary' Richardson gave a Remembrance Day reading . and a short prayer. The Bible study was led by Mrs. Bob Roberts, taken from Matthew .16, asking the question, ' "How did the different people of that time view Jesus, when he was' here on earth?" The president -led in prayer. There shall be— OVERNIGHT PARKING' ON ANY STREET IN THE VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW KNOW FROM OM DECEMBER 1ST, 1985 MARCH 31st, 1986 from • 2:00 A.M. - 6:00 A.M. . . in accordance with By -Law # 10-1985 JACK CROZIER, By -Law Enforcement Officer Village of Lucknow.'