The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-12-12, Page 11'iv.
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Beltenburg - Sinnott
Father Ed Dentinger officiated at .the
marriage of Don Miltenburg, R. 7,
Lucknow and Jennifer Sinnott, R. 7,
Lucknovv at St. 'Joseph's Roman Catholic
Church, Kingsbridge on October y'84.
The bride is the daughter of Dennynyy and
Kathy Sinnett of Detroit, Michigan and the.
groom's parents are Ries and Ivlarie-Milt-
enburg, of R. 7, Lucknow. Matron of
honour was Kim Kolkman, friend of the'
bride, R. 5, Mitchell and bridesmaids were
Lisa Sinnett, sister of the bride, and Patty
Sinnett, sister of the bride, both of Detroit,
Michigan. 'Lawrence Hogan, friend of the
groom, R. 3, Goderich was groomsman and
guests were ushered by Tony Miltenburg,
brother of the groom, R. 7, Lucknow and
Bill Simpson, friend of the groom, R. 3,
Goderich. A reception followed at the
Luckn�w Community Centre. Following a
honeymoon to Ottawa,' and Niagara, the
couple are residing at R. 7, Lucknow.
. (photo by Ina Marsman)
AGRDPOLE
REALTY LTD.1
Cletus Dalton, Agent
R. R. 3, Goderich
N7A 3X9
Hwy. 21 at Kintail
529-7420
NEW LISTINGS
50 ACRES cash crop, Part. Lot 11 and 12.
Con. 14 Ashfield Twp., $45,000.00.
100 ACRES, cash crop, E% of Lot 3 Con.
14E.D. Ashfleld Twp., $144,000.00
200ACRES, cash crop, S Part Lots 11, 12,
13, Con. 1 Huron Twp., 012,000.00
137 ACRES, cash crop, N% Lot69 N Part
Lot 70 Con. 1 Huron Twp., $225,000.00
98 ACRES, cash crop, E% Lot 38 Lake
Range Ashfield Twp., S120,000.00
200 ACRES, cash crop, Lot 1 Con.i 7 and 8
Ashfleld Twp., $275,000.00
94 ACRES, cash crop, N Part of Lot 13,
Con. 6 West Wawanosh Twp., $75,000.00
200 ACRES, cash crop, E% of Lot 2, Con.
13 and 14 CD. Ashfleld Twp., $337,00.00
50 ACRES, cash cron, West Part of Lot 3
and East Par' It. 2, Con. 7 E.D.
Ashfleld Twt W.-00,000.00
100 ACRES, Cash crop, N% of lot 7 Con.
1 Ashfleld Twp., $100,000.00
CLETUS DALTON THE MAN
ON THE MOVE, EVERYONE
IS TALKING ABOUT HIM
100 ACRES .0p, East 1/2 of Lot .8
Con. 8 Ash `111 S105,000.00
The Loeal Market is ,strong now. Ca
today
AGRIPOLE is now
accepting listings for
Off Shore exposure
this winter. 1 DAY OR NITE ,
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Lucknow Sentinel, ViTednesday, member 12, 1984 ---,Page 11
.•'he Lucknow baridi,lay,s'ort
By Helen Maclntyre
"Through rain, shine or snow." This has
become the motto of the Lucknow Band
this fall.
Marching in the rain in the Fall Fair
parade was a new experience for the
majority of the members in September. We
didn't need a tractor and wagon to be
classified as a float!
In October, the `band' became the
• official band of the F. E. Madill Junior
FoOtball Team (Harold Ballard eat your
heart out!) And once again experienced the
joy of playing in the rain. The band
"tackled" this weather twice to help bdost
team spirit.
It was snow the band encountered on a
chilly November 11, however, the mem-
hers donned hats, mitts and long -johns to
play for the good 'turnout at the cenotaph
for the Remembi ance Day service.
The week bet ve, Lynn Murray and
David Cayley pia "ed at F. E. Madill for a
Remembrance Service. That same week a
Lucknow Public School group played their
truthpetS and drums at the St Helens
Remembrance Day Service and also at the
Lucknow Public School Service. ,
These days, the band is staying indoors,
not only for warmth but also to practice for
upcoming events.
The first one will be the Carolfest, which
be held December 12 at the Lucknow
United Church, A mixture of Christmas
music will be performed by the band as
well as music by area church choirs.
The annual May concert will be the next
performance the band will be preparing
for.. The,139 members have been practising
a Variety of tunes, ranging from the
toe -tapping 'Tijuana Taxi" to the majestic
"Glory of the Empire".
After the conceit in May, the band will
be on atrip going to Elmira, St.. Jacobs,
Waterloo, Brantford, Simcoe, Woodstock,
and Delhi for their four day band tour.
In the meantime, the band is looking
forward to seeing everyone at the Carol -
fest, so they can put you in the Christmas
Spirit!
IlliTf()P1
WELL. MAINTAINED Wingham home
close to downtown. Large living room,
ample cupboards, roof 3 years old.
Asking $20,900. •
VILLAGE GARAGE, 2 bays hoist, office,
parts rooms, extra section for body shop.
Extra lot has hook up for mobile home
with drilled well, Asking.$24,900. Owner
would consider carrying mortgage.
146 ACRES, 119 cash crop land, 14 acres
bush. •
123 ACRES, East Wawanosh, large barn,
brick house, cash crop or beef farm..
TWO STOREY brick family home in
downtown Lucknow. A fine home.
100 ACRE dairy farm near Lucknow, new
hydro, new milkhouse. Asking $56,700.
BUNGALOW on a choice lot in Lucknow.
Rouse 'immaculate, full basement.
For these and other Ridings call
MEL MATHERS, %INGHAM, 357-3208
representing
LLOYD W. HUTTON
REAL Ek`ATE LTD.
BROKER, KINCARDINE
P OPERTY
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TOWNSHIP OF KINLOSS Monday, December 17 1:00 pm to 8:00'pm LUCKNOW MUNICIPAL
'OFFICE
Monday, December 17 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm MUNICIPAL OFFICE
, VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW"
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Ontario
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Revenue
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