The Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-10-23, Page 6rcrr
jage 'Siuf i'etobi 2$, 19'91
WARROaRiN 5234/2c1
PAUlaiiiht 4241.411
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1 0 AWN 13908 3f4-41
HOER Y ACREAGE e 26 alcroa,
Storey brick home, 8 bedroorna,.
oiVwood heat, ot1ainat wo work.
200 ACRES 4 Ashfield, beef barn, new
hog barn, dead, 3 bedroom home.
$190,000•
WEST WAWANOSH o Brick country
home with 28' x 22' steel workshop
and 14' x 80' barn. $94,500.
WPHEEI.ER STREET = 2, bedroom,
renovated bungalow, new window,
bath, zom, woodstove. $85,000.
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50 ACRES e KINLOSS ° 2,(t' t0 sq. ft.,
bungalow superbly built & decorated,
pool, double garage, 80 x 100 barn.
Groat horse/hobby farm.
LUCKNOW 4 4 b home, hard.
woo floor4L shed 24 x 27.
Excellent cooflt... 72,000.
98 ACRES = Kinloss, 4 bedroom
home, t' shaped barn, 84 .ties, 75
workable, $118,000.
3 BEDROOM HOME o on 2/3 acr •lot,
edge of Lucknow, new cupboards,
windows and furnace, nicely treed lot.
too ACRES m Kinloss, 1/2 reforested,
balance mixed bush, trout stream
$85,000.
ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
Lucltow BR. #309
—POPPY -FUND ---
STATEMENT
Balance Oct.1/90 $1586.79
RECEIPTS:
Wreaths 564.00
1990 Poppy Campaign 998.16
Donations 376.00
Bank Interest ... 51.54
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$3,576.49
Those attending the presentation by Jeff McKay on Endangered
Reptiles of the World, presented at the Lucknow Library last week,
'had the opportunity to feel the skin on this two-year-old Boa Constric-
tor, which measured between three to four feet in length. (Pat
Livingston photo)
EXPENSES:
1991 Campaign Expenses
Veterans Comforts
Service Bureau
Youth Education
691.15
225.00
60.50
349.00
Balance
September 30/91 $2250.84
Trinity 441 Milkers
During the second meeting of this
"milk makes it better club, mem-
bers enjoyed a tour of Sunrise
Dairy learning about the different
types of milk this . company
produces.
The third meeting resulted in the
members deciding on a. club name -
Trinity 4.1=I Milkers.
The group sampled many dif-
ferent types of cheeses. Splitting in
-N NEWS
two groups members' sampled
cheese fondue and made. lemcin-
raspberry.. cheesecakes;
At the fourthmeeting on October
8, members had a chance to taste
the different types of milk and
make ice cream sundaes.
USt..or candidates.
Connell J m ,FranCea HOW
Walden Loren Smith, Sonny.
Roy; Stacey Bell, obext Taylor,
Brian Dewar James Yenta
Bruce. Boyd•
Deputy , uiron
_ eputy Reeve ;. der Smeltzer
and RuO Mason
Coalr4':Good Shantz, Keith..
Van der Roelt, Bay Rohe Wal
ter Motz,. Alm (Mac)111$1, d;-
Don Cass, Mike Perry, Maryse
Cale and Tim. Krroppf . .
:School Board Trustees
Bruce ...County .,.Board of
Educed - foa.Lucipiowg Tsea
water, Culross and Kinloss -
Donald Stub) andl.R.. Patel
. -for Ripley and l;iuron -
Townships.- Allan may, Bert
Elliott and Ria,MiddelkoMp
Huron County Board " -or
Education for Ashfield, East
and West Wawanosh - Vicky .
Culbert, Katherine McNee, eth
Fulton, John D. Gaunt
The followmn 6114 dist of
�dida'Os for - the municipal.
elections to be held November
120.
Ki loss
Reeve Barryahtistone, Dave
Ballo and Jim Boyle,
C ► Cil Jolai Meyer, Clifford
Lynn Fielder„ Brian Wolfe, Bill
Wilkins, George Lubbers, Erlma.
Jean.`Haldenby, John. Rusk
Ashfield
Deputy Reeve Arthur Simpson
and Paul Black -
West Wawanosh
Reeve Ceciltori and Bob
Hallam
Deputy Reeve - Alex Chishoha
and Roy Taylor
Council w Catherine Stevens,
David. Errington, Richard Foster,
Waiter Elliott, Ronald Snowden.
Ripley
Reeve - Donsida McLean and
Cecil Sutton
Whitechurch ld4ies enjoy
trip to Port Severn area
Agnes Farrier and Norma Rintoul
enjoyed a three day tour last week
to. Port Severn and the inn at Chris -
tel.. Mill. They took a three hour
....c ise n Sparrow-Lake-andSevern
River, delighted with the colour of
the trees, now at their peak and the
pleasant weather.
Thanksgiving ; visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft were Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Beecroft. Glen and
Ken Sinnamon of Wingham, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Forsyth of
Walkerton, Mr.a nd Mrs. Michael
Clueptyk and family of Kincardine,
Mr. andMrs. Robert Sinnamon, Mr.
and Mrs. Brock Sinnamon of
Mitchell.
On Saturday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Beecroft attended the
35th anniversarydinner for Mr. and
1Virs. Robert innamon at Knox
Presbyterian Church in. Mitchell.
Norma Rintoul, Mr. and Mrs.
Dave Oberholtzer and family of
Waterloo, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Campbell, Heather of Ancastex, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gutoskie and
family of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.
Neil Rintoul and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Mac Cardiff of . Brussels all
attended Thanksgiving dinner on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Robinson and family of Beigrave.
HulrEc,:H....1.H
by Jean Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dwyer of
Kitchener spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Erncst'Beecroft.
Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Simpson,
Alex . and Adam, lean McLeod of
Lucknow were Thanksgiving day
pests with Hugh and Mary
Simpson.
Norma Rintoul and Phemie
Cameron of Lucknow visited Mrs.
Jim Reid in Goderich Hospital last
week.
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signs of diabetes. If you're having trouble
with your vision, don't ignore it. Please
see your doctor.
For more information abort diabetes.
contact the Canadian Diabetes Association.
so much can be done,
Diabetes
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