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Dungannon resident wins trip to Tennessee
On July 16 silt 8 a.m., the
telephone rang at the home of Kel-
ly and Lerry *Indley ut Dungan-
non. it wan CILNX calling to
. Kelly that she had; won the grand
Prize of an eight day, seven
trip for two to Tennessee,
stops . in Nashville, Men phis and
Chattanooga, In the recent Great
Tennessee .Give Away Contest.
TO qualify, hod to call in. nand •
identify song and nam the teem,
ding artist, The song CKNX. played
was Guitar Town by Steve Earl,
Kelly says that this is the first
she' has ever won ° In a 'contest.
Have a wonderful, trip ;folks and
congratulations.
The Curran faiinilY reunion was
hel on July 15 at the Foresters
Hoa in Benmiller,. The 83 relatives.
iin attendance were all descendents'
of the late Herb -Curran and Mary
Saunders -Curran and came for this
special occasion from Coderich,;.
Dungannon, London,. Auburn•. and
Lucknow.
Travelling a long distance tq,at-
tend the reunion were . Alan and;
Doris . Anderson of Grosse Point,
Michigan; Alan is• *thatson of.
Dorothy Anderson of Lucknow.'
Crystal and Mike. Snelgrove- and
son Nicholas from Canadian Forces
Base, Cold Lake, Alberta, were also
in attendance. Crystalis the
daughter of John andMary, Bissett
of Goderich.
A delicious pot luck supper was
followed by games for the children,;
organized by Cindy Bissett and a
candy scramble, Cards and a
ballgame brought the reunion 'to a
close for another year..
The youngest relative in atten-
dance Was Kyla Curran, infant
daughter of• John and Donna Cur-
ran. For tine eldest fanntly, member
in • attendance, the honour was
shared by Dorothy Anderson. and
Muriel;:. Moffat,both, of •Luieknow.
BUDDING. ARTISTS'
An open, house was • held July 16.
at the <Senior Citizen's Hall. This
gave the summer art students of
local .artist Debbie • Bauer, owner
and operator of the Bauer Art
Studio,. Dungannon, a chance to
show their artistic ability. On
display were painted T-shirts,still
!if,paintings, decorated' baskets,.
baettes, earrings and pins,
The open house was chosen as.
the grande finale for the classes.
which..were held each day for the
pp week, and was very well at-
teeitde4.,The young artists had the
option of attending as many classes
as they wished, and they ranged in
age, from five to 16 years old.
'Theme Bauer,
Rate ter,
Glenn, Bauer,
Jeff ey~' fatter,,
Steven Bauer, Billy Tucker, JennY
Tucker, Peter Seeger, Sarah
Seeger, Melissa 'Boit;, 'Tanya
;Hodges, Angela Brindley, Catherine
Wilkins, Sherry Stephenson
Irwin, Liaa 'tea Doy
Culbert, Michael Culbert, Kerry
Bekker,Kelly McNee, ifsiztivai and
1 yle Johnston.
Theo ' classes helped fill the need
of a.,suuaiuertiiune outlet for the ar-
tistle apnea e( the young people
and some students showed extraor.
dinary talent in this field.
The enthludast%c support of the
Senior Citizens as well as the cora-
triunity in 1 t
vo vemen was very en-
couraging
n
couraging for this new venttu ee
DiIiGANNON SENIORS.
"The weekly card part was 'held. at
ttin.Seidor Citizen's Hall on July. 1,8
with 11 tables' seeing action. High
lady for the evening was Lois Cora
ningham with low lady being Aileen
'roamer. High gentleman forthe
evening was Cuff Menary and low
-
gentleman was Elmer Trommer.
The seniors , are collecting all.
Zehrs and Knechtel tapes to assist
them inthe maintenance and
upkeep of their building.: All help
would be greatly appreciated.
Jack and Lois Kennedy. of
Dungannon journeyed to Toronto
thin past weekend to Visit with their
son Terry, • r
Anne and Gilbert Millar of..
Dungannon recently returned from
a one Month' ` tour of England,
Scotland, and the Highlands,
Travelling with Anne and Gilbert
were Agnes and lames Piiakfey'of
Walton with their. children Melissa
and :Gilbert. great grandson Derek
Allen of . Dundalk was also a
member of the group. They enjoyed
seeing faniiily , and friends
throughout their tour.
Visitors with Helen and Bob'
Mothers during this past week were
Helen's sister Millie and George
Whitlam of Mississauga. Jim
Stothers. 'and. friend Nicole Larens
of Montreal also: called on Mori
and Dad while vacationing . in the
area.
Visiting recently with Marlene
Godfrey and family of Dungannon,
was Marlene's brother, Grant Lin-
ington of Yellowknife, N.W.T. After
many years of living in the north,
Grant has .decided. to move south
and make his home in Dungannon.
Welcome to the village, Grant. We
hope you enjoy your stay here.
Dungannon Senior
Softball Team
The members of this team range
. .'Cranston and Joie O
UNGiANNON Flttorri ent pink is the eigour of
by Sandra D`Afi4lst the team's shirts - easy to spot
anywhere. `fir iiret game ryas
egaiinst ” e.. The Seniers'
m e from 11 to 14 years and are worked for 104 win,
by Randy' Groth. They in- The second gime, against
dada Brad Van Niekerk, Tiffanyeknow, was a seesaw battle
Foster, Hilly Taker, Ryan Elliott, throughout, ending in a 16-16 tie.
Graham Cere, Steve Cere, Brent The third gamewas against
Cameron, Tyler Brooks, Angela Kingsbridge„ The Seniors were
Brindley, Mike Menary, Scott defeated 14-7. Mike Paddy and Bit-
Faber,Mike Pa idyl Ist Tucker eat* had a home run to
Sara Cameron, Tanury IJ their credit,.
Danny Wy
gr N , pe They suffered their . ha
the eve, . eatheni Dii#rniin Kjrl
Brown, Jason Hodges, Jeremiah a row in their fourth game.
Summers, • Heather Alton,' Tenlille Lucknow's fast pith proved to be
too mach and they lost 10-1The &lama
on July 16 played b�E(n tho1� they,
in the lost
three innings and scored 11 rum it
won't quite enot0,, as Port Albert
wan 20-13. Arson Wftes helped
teem by hitting a home runwith
two players en base.
The Dungannon' Blues didn't see
aurathis past week but their next'
bane game Jia July /4d Cone on out,
to the Agricultural Society ball dia-
mond- and cheer them on -to
victory.
If you lovenews for the Dungan-
non
uiingaan-
non(j Doings please call Sandra
D'Aetust .529.7390,
elms e�s hOid.� 5h*,. reu�ion
52nd Helm reunion was held Ritchie; sports, Jerry Hui aa.;and eight years, H anne Hwizinga and
on July .15 at the home of Bruce Bryce Ritchie. Patrick Ritchie running race nine.
and Linda. Campbell, Belgrave. It The 2991 reunion will be held the and up Martha Huizinga and
was a smorgasbord style meal. held third Sunday of July at 1 p,m., Wesley Huizinga;: kick: the slipper,
inside the farm house' with, 'atten- with the place to be decided at a five to eight, Ruthanne • Hulzing .
donee of 3H,. with president Allan later date. and Patric Ritchie; kick the slid
Ritchie welcoming all. • Nancy Jardin was' in charge of per; nine and up,Matthew Capnp-
A minutes silence was observed the program with the following win- bell . and Martha Huizinga; ball.
in memory ,of Mrd Bert Helm of nets: lucky chair, Gladys Van throw, Patrick Ritchie, Travis
Tiverton and ones no longer with Camp and Violet. Ritchie; lucky.. Campbell, Wesley Huizinga and
the families.-
The executive for next year in-
cludes:. president, Bruce C ipbell;.
vice • president, Tom Heim;�'
$-treasurer,: Violet Ritchie;
Program 'Joan -Helm and Wendy
cup, Brenda Huizinga; lucky plate, Matthew , bell; ladies kick the
Gladys Van Camp; three contests slur, endy Ritchie and Brenda
were handed to each. one - What 'Rifting 44: en kick the sli r,
Tree 1. Mn, On Cats and Let's Get Lorne and Bruce a mp•
Acquainted; jelly bean contest, Lin- bell; youngest child, Samuel
da Campbell; running race,five to Huizinga.
Harry Lavas, of unknow, was one Of the many car owners who took time t0 patronize the Presbyterian Young
Peoples' car wash on Saturday, Pictured with Harry are the hard working crew of Rev. Peggy Kinsman, Marita
MacDougall, Jennifer MacKinnon and Amy Austin. A total of 8187.01 was raised and these funds will be used
to decorate a room at the Women's House of Bruce County. (Marg Burkhart photo)
TOVI/NHIP OF ASHFIELD
BARRY W. REIDB.A.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
*Auditing *Financial Accounting
•Personal & Corporate Tax Consultation
•Personal Financial Planning .
•Manual & Computerized .Bookkeeping
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j,IEINTEE
LIU. LI
THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD
THE PROPROSED STOPPING UP, CLOSING AND SELLING OF
MUNICIPAL ROAD ALLOWANCE, PART OF LOTS 32 AND 33,
REGISTERED PLAN 136 AND PART OF WELLINGTON STREET,
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD, PORT ALBERT.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to Section 298 of the Municipal
Act, R.S.O. 1980, Chapter 302 that the Council of the Corporation
Of the Township of Ashfield proposes to pass a by-law to stop up,
Close and sell part of a road allowance known as Wellington Street
referred to as Part 2 on Reference Plan 22R-2849 deposited in the,
Land Registry Office for the Registry Divisionpf Huron. The parcel
in question is approximately 15.420 metres by 30.480 metres con-
sistnig of an area of approkimately 684 square metres.
The proposed plan, by-law and description showing the lands af-
fected maybe viewed at the Municipal Office; County Road 20, Con-
cession 9,'Ashfieid Township,
ern. Thursday, July 26th, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council
Chartmbers, Municipal Building, County Road 20, Concession 9,
Ashfield Township, The Corporation of the Township of Ashfield will
hear, in Orson, or by counsel; solicitor or agent, any person who
clairrte.his land will be prejudicially affected by the.said by-law and
who applies to be heard. Any person who wishes to be heard should,
-as soon as possible, make application to:
Linda B. Andrew, A.M.C.TdA.
`Clerk -Treasurer
Township of Ashfield
R.R. #70 LUCKNOW, Ontario
NOG 2H0
(51% 5294383
CONGRATULATIONS
TO
THE LUCKNOW KINSMEN CLUB
ON THEIR
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We Hope To See You At The Show Next Year.!
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• • , SERVING HANOVER & AREA
AYTON/CARGILUCLIFFORD/DURHAM
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ASHFIELD TWP. - Building Iots. 110'
x 165', well treed starting at *14,000.
KINLOSS - 146 acres, 3 bedroom
cobblestone home, 35 acres seeded,
balance mixed bush, 40' x60' beef
barn.
15 ACRE LOT - approx. south of
Lucknow on Cty. Rd No. 1 2-3 acres
cleared, balance mixed bush. Backs
Onto 9 Mile River. *39,900.
500 So. FT. cement building, 4 acre
lot, possible residential, commercial
use. Paved road *79,900.
200 ACRE FARM - Ashfield, 185
'workable, set-up for 500 hogs, liquid
manure, 3 barns, shed, 4 bedroom
home.
CULROSS - 571/2 acres 50 seeded,
panoramic view, *47,900.
300 ACRES - cash crop, Hwy. #86
west. Level and drained.
BUILDING LOTS - in Kinlough.
*15,500. 5 to choose from.
3 BEDROOM - aluminum sided
home, nicely treed lot, reduced to
*59,900.
BELFAST - 4 bedroom home In ex-
cellent condition, 30 x 40 heated
shop *86,000.
LUCKNOW-v5 bedroom home, long
kitchen, hardwood., floorp, Elmira
woodstove. *89,500.
9 MILE RIVER - building lot in
Lucknow, 3.8 acres, ail treed.
LOCHALSH - 4 bedroom home on
Vs acre, double garage, move -in
condition.