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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-08-24, Page 10• Page 10 — Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, August 24, 1994 Heavy rains prove Dungannon needs new drainage system After a heavy down pour of rain and severe thunder and lightening storm on Saturday afternoon, Steve Clarance was seen canoeing on Ross and Mary Ann Brindley's front lawn in six to eight inches or more of water that had backed up along the flooded East side of Clara Street to Albert Street (Concession 5) where it was blocked. The bubbling drain couldn't take the excess water away. Dungannon does need a new drainage system. Joe and Teresa Courtney spent last week in Burlington with their son and daughter-in-law, Eric and Anna Courtney and granddaughter Sarah. They all spent sometime in Niagara Falls, New York. They had a guided tour of the Niagara Power Project, one of the worlds' largest hydro electric power plants where Eric is employed as an engineer with Westinghouse Canada Inc. They also visited Niagara Falls on the Canadian side and Marineland. Returning to Burlington they visited with Joe's brother Fred Courtney and daughter Theresa Cornack, and NOWDEN INSUTAti0N RES. • FARM • IND. URETHANE FOAM AND BLOWN CELLULOSE 'INSULATIONr family and with Charlie McLean and Betty. Congratulations to Tony and Marilyn Miltenburg on the arrival of a baby girl, Paige Marie born on July 28 at the Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, Goderich weighing in at. 7 lbs. 9 oz. Also to Michael and Suzanne Pentland whose baby girl arrived on Saturday at the same hospital. Congratulations to Angela Irene O'Neill and David Michael Hallam who were married on Saturday, at North Street United Church, Goderich. The Saltford Valley Hall was packed for their reception. Rev. Raphael O'Loughlin, C.S.I3„ of Houston, Texas, visited recently with Joe and Teresa Courtney, and other friends in the Goderich, Luck - now and Kingsbridge areas. Rene and Sharon Arsenault have expanded their parking lot beside their new shop "Huron and Bruce Machinery". They now have four employees. A large turnout attended the stag and doe held for Ken Logtenberg (519) 528.2279. AYORK Henn & Alr Conditional Sales & Service • Air conditioning ONTARIO PRO -AIR LTD Lei n.r vnlrn•,e huvin •,Save you Homey! Phone 357-3812 Bax 357-4632. t.)nl wide 144611403 -4477 MORTGAGES DEPOSIT SERVICES LA.URENTIAN BANK 'LENDING SERVICES OF CANADA •MUTUALFUNOS 138 THE SQUARE GODERICH 524-7385 237 JOSEPHINE S 'WINGHAM 357-2022 PETER INGLIS BACKHOE AND BULLDOZE SERVICE • Licensed septic installation & pumping • Site preparation excavation TEESWATER 392-6068 OM MO MO MO Mb OM • ION ate A.R. MacDonald Construction Ltd. For Ouality Masonry Concrete Driveways Sidewalks & Floors Residential & Commercial Allen 357-2106 Stewart 335-5774 �rrasrr "I 11JriLtSLlStt1lrJ1R,' CRONY READY MIX CONCRETE 1101 MS MC1N HII AM h I'M 20, 25, 30, M.P.A. X523-9440 Blyth. The Early Bird Gets the Worm" Advertise Now cap 528-822 DUNGANNON and Agnes Van Osch Goderich arena on Friday. Tom and Margaret Young had granddaughters Heather and Lynette Kerslake, of Staffa, visiting this past week. Rene and Sharon Arsenault and granddaughter Ashley holidayed for one week at Niagara Falls, Canada and Marineland. Congratulations to Jim Hickey another winner in the Belgrave and District Kinsmen 1994 Cash Calen- dar Draw. Bill and Mary (Van Diepen) Mole and family attended a .family party in honor of Mary's parents Arie and Sybilia Van Diepen who celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary on Aug. 17. The party was held at the home of daughter Anne and Norm Kennedy, Goderich. Open house was held on Sunday, at Pine Lake Camp ground near Bayfield. The Van Diepens have a family of five: Nellie Legris, Goderich, Vera and Terry Smith, Walton, Andy and Heather Van Diepen, St. Thomas, Mary.and Bill Mole, Dun- gannon, Anne and Norm Kennedy, Goderich. Congratulations Arie and Sybilia! • Dungannon Drainage Works, 1994 An open house was held at the Dungannon Senior Citizens Centre on Aug. 13. Engineer Tom Pridham was in attendance to answer ques- tions andlook into concerns. A large turnout attended the Council meeting held at the Senior Centre Aug. 16 for Dungannon residents to consider the preliminary report regarding Dungannon Drainage. On hand were Jim Walker, Minister of Transportation, Strat- ford; Denis Menai!, County en- gineer; Brian Trebble, planner; Joe Hanna, Drain. superintendent George Humphrey, road superintendent, Bob Hallam reeve and some mem- bers of the West Wawanosh coun- ciI. MECHANICAL BRUSSELS Plumbing & Nater Conditioning 24 Hour Emergency Service, Residential - Commercial • Industria AL BRAGG Bus. & Fax (519) 887=9930 Res: 887-9228. RR #5 Brussels, Ont. '. M.C. 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Congratulations to Christine Stapleton, head . coach of 'Sas- katchewan's National under 19 women's basketball team who received the most sportsmanlike Award and led her team to a fourth place finish at the Nationals. Christine daughter of Neil and Nancy spent some time at her home hen; and was maid of honor at her sister Heather Ann's wedding. She returned to her home in Regina, Saskatchewan on Aug. 15 for bas- ketball camp. Angela Glenn was guest of honor at a community bridal shower on Aug. 16. Her twin sister Arletta, and Amy Glenn and wee Nicole Brindley assisted the Bride-to-be. Dungannon has a population of 274 according to the "Down Home" news cast of the Teen Agriculture- ' Council Kelly NcNee, Jennifer Upthegrove and Amy Glenn. Diane Park read the address �f welcome. Relative showers were given by Aunts Corabelle Danahy and Lenore Glenn; a girl friend shower by sister Arletta, a Brindley relative shower by Kelly and a Jack and Jill at the home of David Sproul. Visiting YMary Cyril and Boyle were his sisters Bernadette of Lon- don, May Mulhern of Chatham and her daughter Naval Officer •Rita from Halifax. Jim Rintoul, a former RCAF buddy of A.J. Sherwood and wife of Cambridge were recent dinner guests. A plaque was unveiled, in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Galt Aircraft School where Alwin'had been enrolled in an aero engineeringcourse. Kim Cooke, -a librarian. at the Ontario Genealogical Society, Toronto has been visiting her mother Susan Alton and Lorne. Gregory and Kyla Curran are happy to announce the arrival of their baby sister Kelsa Eileen, born on Aug. 8, at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Proud parents are John and Donna. Sharing grand -parental honors are Donald and Lynda Cur- ran and Judy and Milne Gregory. Thirteen tables plus a team of cribbage players enjoyed last Wed- nesday night at the Dungannon Senior Citizen Centre where there was plenty of action. Taking home the prizes were Louise Brindley, Aileen Tigert, Lois Cunningham; Gloria Pearson and Jack Kennedy. Donnybrook 4-H Leaders Joanne Smyth and June Robinson presented awards to Charlotte Drennan, Jen- nifer Robinson and Jape Smyth for. the completion of six projects, completing 12 projects was Donna Fielder and Christine Hatherley.. Heather Robinson has completed 18 projects and her sister Patricia Robinson, 24. June Robinson, grandmother of the ttlree sisters, has been involved actively with 4-H work) since 1973. The three latest 4-H projects were "Batter Up" a cookery course; Sew Easy home sewing and Exploring Photography. These awards were presented at the Community barbecue at St. Augustine Church, sponsored by the West Wawanosh Landfill Coalition, Group on Friday. The weather man. was kind. ' The group was overwhelmed with the attendance when Harry J. Boyle was honored with the unveiling of a bronze plaque. Greetings were extended from Reeve Bob Hallam West Wawanosh Township, and Members of Par- liament Paul Steckle and Paul KHaarpry J. Boyle, prominent radio !broadcaster and author, was accom- panied by his wife of 57 years Marion McCaffery, the former St. Augustine School teacher. '