The Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-04-06, Page 14Page 14—Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 6, 1988
5 BEDROOM, well insulated quality home on
1 acre lof close to Lucknow. Very well main•
tained. Lots of possibilities.
BROOKSIDE - 10 year old 3 bedroom home
on 10 acre lot 3 acres•white pine. 20 x 40
steel shed.
HOLYROOD, 6 bedroom home on country
rood. 2 acre lot. steel shed 36 x 36 $35,000.
LUCKNOW - renovated, maintenance free,
three bedroom home, 200 amp. service, drill-
ed well, wood and electric heat; 3 boy garage
30 x 40 with water and hydro.
LUCKNOW an exceptional 'site to build a
brand new home, stream at back of lots, pric• .
ed to sell. 3 excellent rots.
LAKE FRONTAGE on Lake Huron at rear of
102 acres of cash crop land. Good 4 bedroom
home.
ASHFIELD, 144 acres, systematically and ran•
dom drained, good 2 bedroom home with
barn and implement shed. Good level cash
crop land. Asking $158 000.
•30,000 - 1,!'2 storey, four bedroom, vinyl sid-
ed home, walk -out basement, enclosed sun
porch, nicely treed,
100 ACRES Ashfield Township, approximate-
ly 70 workable, systematic random tile.
'52,500.00.
KINLOSS - 43' i acres, good born drilled
well, small shedsome bush, small spring,
$39 900.
KINLOSS TWP., 200 acres, immaculate
fieldstone home, beef born, covered pit silo,
steel implement shed, maple sugar bush.
ASHFIELD TWP., 100 acres cosh crop. '90 ,
workable, well tiled, 40 acres fresh seeding.
'ASHFIELD 100 ACRES - 1'/2 sstorey frame
home, 85 workable, 40' x 70' barn, 24' x 60'
shed, 2 silos.
KINLOSS - 1 storey stone and frame home, •
60' x 30' barn, garage, on 3 acre lot.
BELFAST - stone school house, new roof and
windows, 1/4 acre lot.
WEST WAWANOSH - 130 sow farrow to
finish,,2 modern homes, 100 acres, 58
workae inground manure tank.
KINLOSS- 2450 sq. ft. bungalow on 100 acres,
55 acres bush, excellent retirement home.
PAUL ZINN 528-3710
ALVIN ROBB 395-3174
WARREN ZINN 528-3710
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outlining how
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moat of whom
iurrent rosters.
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There are three essential ingredi-`
eats in the kicking teams, says
quale — the plan, the talent, the tech-
nique. He is a finicky coach who
keeps his own special teams play -
book.
i;-19 rep Ives, whose.
plications had been approved.
"On a weekly basis, I might sea
out 10 or 20 applications," she said the.
other day from Washington. "It has s.,
been just unbelievable. We did not an rigl.
ticipate such a response, and the hat jury
We are pleased to
announce ...
The New
Dungannon
Correspondent
is ...
Bonnie J. Hodges
529-7620
Please give Bonnie a call at the
above number with all the news of
Dungannon & area.
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And they describes his return -men
as the "trigger." For kickoffs it has
been judged whether it'sthe league -
leader with an extraordinary 38.6
average. He has run one kickoff back
yards for a touchdown, and 're-
ed two r for 46 . • a
i
The enthusiat
cials are poor,
bunch of guys
its friendl they
been Iengthenirl
because we're k
lands."
Until this
longest in a
er. But he b
52 in the
against the
against the
goals set a pe
points equalled
missing his fi
has boo
goals"and 14 0
to last seas
There are
ents in' the
quale — the
nique. He 1
keeps his o
book.
Returner,
We tell our
as the "tri
been Bobby
leader with
average. He
97 yards for a
turned two oth
just like every
yards and is
in kickoff.
pens to boa
15, third '
But like
is worried
The wee
cials are po
bunch of gu
practice. th
don't go to
going to play
making a mis
too tired to d
When an agent applies for certlfica w
tion, he or she is sent a questionnaire in
that resembles a Job application. 11,
asks about the applicant's pe
and professional background,
who e may represent. It e
as ces.
Successful
0
The Port Albert `Successful Profiteers'
have been busy completing their spring
4-H projects on personal finance.
The club had the oportunity on March 14
to tour the Bank of Montreal in Lucknow.
Brenda Mason and Donna Alton took time
from their busy schedules to explain to the
group how the bank works. Everything
from safety deposit boxes to loan applica-
tions were discussed.
On March 24 the club looked at how to
complete cash flow statements. They also
were made aware of planning financial
futures for themselves. The next meeting
covered exchange rates, financial institu-
tions, banking services and bank accounts.
Just for fun the group attempted to
dgscribe the pictures on the backs of Cana-
dian bills from one to .a hundred.
Come the March 28 meeting, the group
covered the topics of writing a cheque, in-
terest, investing money and getting credit.
Upcoming dates were also discussed.
Books are to be handed in by April 16. The
achievement program will be held May 3
at 8 p.m. at the Clinton Town Hall.
The Port Albert Successful Profiteers
Profiteers
would like to take this opportunity to thank
the Lucknow Bank of Montreal for their
tour and to thank their leaders Jean Black
and Donna Hayden fct their excellent job.
Cancer Society
The Lucknow Cancer Society met at the
home of president Bill Henderson on Mon -
,day evening of last week.
As April is Cancer Month across the
country, Anna Krutz and Mildred Loree
have this years' campaign well underway.
This is the Cancer Society's 50th anniver-
sary of progress.
A workshop was planned for April 13 in
Palmerston for the local volunteers.
The Lucknow Branch of the Society
reports that they would welcome any new
members. The group meets twice annually
to go over correspondence.
If you would like to become involved,
call Bill Henderson at 528-3403 or Jane
Treleaven at 528-2943.
Work on the Lucknow Arena got underway bright and early Monday morning. The
$570,000 face lift is expected to reach completion by late August. Arena Board Chair-
man Cecil Cranston stopped by at noon to check on progress and just couldn't help len-
ding a hand. Here he gets into the swing of things by taking a sledge hammer to one of
the old shower stalls. (Rob Bundy photo).