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STOCKER SALE
RENSALL UVESTOCK
SaturdatApril 201 19
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Steers*elfers & Calves
For infermation a alrl t
aarry Miller. 5194235-2717
Si 9.229-$20$
Joe Zehr 5194 87.4599
$19.262.2831 (Office)
Auctioneer -,
.arty me
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'\r1$ DONA(ii1
RI id LSI in & I`st K %`t r I II)
HURON riffP. .50 acres* well
drained, modern 3 bedre r i
horn% 3 bathrooms, galled well,
carport, lots of extras included,
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sr�rbrs#blar Mlzlciu, ;
r 2.000E - ti
RIPLEY 15 acres, in 3 parcels,
southeast outskirts County Ra.
l ;king $48.000.
RIPLEY 4 bedroom home, brick
& aluminum. sided. 2 baths. m ,,
ern back split with :p9iity buildi
} LUCKNOW4 bedroom =-raised
brick bungalow:` 2.baths, pave
drive. Aislldng $9,000.
NEAR . 4 bedrom, 2
baths,, on paved road. Vendor
take back mortgage. $75,5100.
LUCKNOW 0' 2 serviced "lots,,
755' x;252.5° & 100' x 170',
Listings Wanted
FRASER MacKINNON r2&
MIRY McDONACH 521 '
KINN I 395*
(beside , hiblic Library)
881-2044
junior Y
ulPublic School',cele atedti
fg ; of their ° Bruce County
ly. Students from gold, 4, 5
6 have been gam; In five
Scottish clans for the>spet cr>rs
unit, The elans wow,
by . PS student
Matthew t and his at ,
Prink Kenzie. Theclans 'dere
theft entertained:by Scottish ii dancers
Erin Sadie. �y Raymond and.
Sarah Mann, under-theunder-the di tion of
Connie Sadie,
BatryjohastOtt:
'#lit& if>iL_ _
cute _the
municipal government.
\o ur I'c luplkr 1,Ik(,u.lru! 1'rt ws..1011,1k
1-(800)-265 -1002
earn o l
Creedal int im- aPealor
f ►y Gaunt, ., Gaunt to
amid' anal °pioneer
Mr. ;Warder i> 'r
the person : binougBiht foot
-i foci to the. Bruce �. This
topic. was .esPectiallx aPPrePriate a
. it
scottish went. ' pan.
clan created a new edition
describing : that very" morning's' ,
activities with up to the . minute,
report rw
.Sa,
In c!os
the Sword
Ma at contained" two eines. of zie pfd 1 ittheivpipedic
the Brce County surdy,.I'culture of the gym. in all it was a trig
and bed ta$e. spectacular beginning to what
r
The ' l..ms then introduced the
selves in unique Ways. .Douglas
Elan' displayed their agricultural
Hates and sang P Beans
Bailey Grow. The .Wantyro
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_iis,ri re►r .'Yl�rr;u�.� i'�-w—w}wih�r.L�'.�ta.��
Cheer. h•Stewa'ts portioned:a
cemetery cap. The,MaieDOnald clan
�zs+' 4i
carding to the ,l ac
detachment of the• Ontario: Provian-
Oita Police, tear stereo was stolen
a :.parked for winter'
Thethe
s 1�e.ft, which occurred
in uc w • somehow,. since,
Chrism*. wasreported March 24
when the owner returned to get the
car out of. . The value ofthe.
stereo is estimated at $200,
Hydro towers in Bruce township
leading from the " Bruce `Nuclear
Four Development, were damaged
when P insulators w f.
shot, of
Shells from a shot'gun and a 22.
calms rifle were fncd"-at_, the
scene..Damaage is : r estimated, at
Taves,..�7 I Riau w 7fiuw*
Ontario Hydro estimates repair
wort , would ,,cost far in excess of
that amount, since the lines old d .
have to" be shut down far throe to
four hours, at' a cost of about
$20,000 per hour.
There was a theft of gas from a
. lit
Kinloss township.
Sometime between midnight and
a.m. March 29, a farmer was
awakened by a noise around his
buildings, He discovered his gas
tank had been broken into, and an
unknown quantity of gasoline had
been siphoned out.
Kincardine OPP` invested
uta
missing pins cases Over the:
past week. On April 't .a 16 -yell r -
old girl was rept' ,,,t
the JEr4t_cure iu s { She wag
later found, witlr the assistance of
the Walkerton Police Service, at
• friend's residence in Walkerton. On-
April 5, '15.ye =old Bruce
township.g'•u&� was rationed IIII Urg,
she was later located by police and
was re to her mother.. AA,ind°on
April 6,; a 15-yearr.old Ilkiveihmon
girl went missing from her family
home. She waslocated the fol.
lowing morning and returned to her
home. -
A Pie River business reported
the. theft of a 1awower And a
wheelbarrow from its premises
'April "2. The theft had occurred
sometime between March, 23 and
April2.
The OPP received a report April
2 of damage to the playgmund of a
school in 11 ow.The incident
-occulted March 30 or 31. when a
vehicle cut across the playground"
'cutting ruts into the lawn. A Lu ck.
now resident has been
The detachment ived 4 report
of a damaged lawn in cirtiow
April 10' from a vehicle . driving
saws the lawn. The matter is still
under inve.ation.
promises tobe ra :exciting study of
e ur lootil wordy.
Many thanks to guests Mury
Gaunt, Barry Johnston, _ .Prank
MacKenzie and Conk Sadie for
taking the celebration memorable.
tei.tw.s'f.d trr.aa. i r. wa,.�.".,r a ....
w iiial'.ata.F.aak ;ga s to video .
Tagen teaming r'fo rrrecording this.
auspickius event.
miles gather
for Baster.
WHITECHURCH
by Joan Ross .
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw,
and Mrs. • Joe Ducharme of
Goderich, MVTr. and Mils. Paul ad.
law, Michelle and Jason of Dor.
chaster visited Easter Sunday after-
noon with r., an Mrs. Tom Van.
taus and fondly Lambeth. Add
�r•M �.►r► raMF.sa of;anal Nie Add li to
the Easter celebrations was Elroy's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Laidlaw
wore Saturday ev'�fying visitorsvisitorswith
Mr. and. -Mrs. `'iZvioy Winter of
Ethel.
Mr, and Nits. Paul Laidlaw and.
family, Mr. and Mrs, Dairy Elliott*,
Rya% Kyle and Nicole were dinner
gusts with Mr. and MrsWalter
Elliott and ren.
'Cathleen Elliott and Scan Ross
atttenrkd the Eater, Thankoffering
meeting on Wednesday afternoon at.
the Luoknow Presbyterian Church.
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