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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1994-07-13, Page 10Page 10 - Lu.eknow Sentinel. Wednesday, July 13, 1994 GGGGGGpGGGGGgGGr7RGRO GGGC o Huron County's Complete VEHICLE dEil 1"1 T1 w TRn A * E C Headquarters E °a7 Small & Mid-sized Cars u7 Passenger & Cargo Vans. c °o Pickup Trucks lc o `1 Dally. Weekly. Monthly E n" 1 Insurance Rentals & More o n° _l Free Delivery . n 3.'=1 Ask about our full al Ei transportation service o • O O n o O n° a 10 vCAR & TRUCK RENTALS o 0 Dwfsion of Suncoast Ford E v500 Huron Rd:; Goderich o u CALL COLLECT Ask for Helen cm • o• to oeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee°o LI 524-834.7 COM LISTINGS WANTED PAUL ZINN 528 2411 WARREN ZINN 528 3710 2 BEDROOM bungalow. woodstove, garage, nice decor, priced right $69,900 6.65 ACRES - Brick home. 20 x 28 garage, 3 bedrooms Kinloss $109,900 ROSE ST. - 25 yr old bungalow, 2 bdrms., carport, full basement WILLOUGHBY ST. - Spacious, well maintained 2 bedroom home. base- ment' family room $89,900 HAVELOCK - Solid 4 bedroom brick. hardwood floors. fireplace 2 car garage 1.5 ACRES - mobile horse addition. 3 bedroom, West Wawanosh BRUCE BEACH - 2 row lot 63 x 272' $39,900 VICTORIA S1 - Drywalled kitchen, re• modeled living & dining roorn. 3 bed- room, oil heat, $72 500 . ELGIN ST. - 3 'bedroom bungelow. walkout finished basement deck. garage $115,000 $75,000 - Spacious 3 bedroom on 110' x 165' lot near school New windows ST. HELEN'S •former store with resi- dence, 1 05 acres $69 900 BRICK - 2 storey 4 bedrooms. garage, Havelock St $85,000 4.24 ACRES Kinloss.. 2 bedrdom .mobile home with addition. carport. stream, 559,000 99.5 ACRES - Ashfield, 4 bdrm. home, 2 sheds, 50 x 80 barn, 95 acres seeded. $139,900 8.5 ACRES -Ashfield 1 1./2 storey vinyl sided house with garage, fenced, creek. $89,900 Call Gary or Renate at our new location . 'KITCHENS LIMITED SHOWROOM SPECIAL 1. only white and. blue (MDF) kitchen display cabinets & countertop Reg. $4,695 Now ?50 • plus.taic 329 1'Oth St. Hanover 364-4241 for your,new kitchen cabinets and hath GP1%1 to the BRUC PROPANE Au o, Barbecue & all propane uses ROYAL BANK •Gas •Videos Cash Counter •Ice •Hardware •Fishing Supplies •Groceries •Ice Cream "OU r 9niefeetiet Cfeteha€ Stage An oven 30 2,/eand " MacNay's General Store 395-5305 R.R. #1 Kincardine Amberley, Ontario At The Junction of Hwy.'s 21 & 86 PETROCANADA n Congrats to grandparents, graduates Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Osch on the safe arrival of another grandchild for them. Tyson James was bom'on June 20, son of Jim and Tracy Van Osch. Congratulations. The community sends congratulations • to Elizabeth Smeltzer, ' daughter .of Elmer and Marianne Smeltzer, of ..Huron Township. Elizabeth graduated on June 4, on the Dean's Honour Roll from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Education. . In February she received a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture from the University of Guelph. Elizabeth is employed by the Huron County Board of teaching the Alternate Education Program at the Western Foundry in Wingham. .Dave and Liz Dadson, • of Ingersoll, have returned home from OCHALSH Lby Kae Webster a week's holiday in the United States. They picked up their daughter Rebecca at Charlie and Mayme Wilkins. •Rebecca also spent a few days with Gordon and Shirley Dadson, at Amberley. Ed and Leanne Courtney and their children, Michael and Sean, of Penticton, B.C. have been visiting with their friends and relatives in the area. The congregation of Ashfield Presbyterian Church gathered recently at the Church for a farewell party and well wishes for Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Nugent who leave shortly for a new charge. Janet, Allen, Steven and Colleen Peck, ' of Wallaceburg; Barbara Wilkins, of Burford; and Liz, Dave and Rebecca Dadson, of Ingersoll, visited on the'weekend with Charlie and Mayme Wilkins. Dorothy Finlayson was up to Port Elgin recently to see her new granddaughter, , Carly Emma, daughter of Duncan and Laura Finlayson. Recent' visitors with Dorothy Finlayson were Barbara Rogerson and son Charles of Toronto; Mrs. John Finlayson of Messa, Arizona; Jane and Paul Emberlin, of Toronto; Carol Finlayson and sons, Alexander and Elias, of London; Ken Finlayson and Susan Clouther, of Toronto, and Judy Finlayson of Toronto. Weekend visitors with Gordon and Nora Robb were Shirley, William, Lindsay and' Karen Irvin of Ashfield Township and Janice and Daryl McClutcheon of Lion's Head. Ross Willits will truly be missed Friends in the grove were shocked to hear of the death of Ross Willits. Sunday. Sympathy is extended at this time •to his many friends and neighbors. •He really will be missed. Sympathy is also extended to Barb and Al Brown on the passing of Al's father of Noelville near Sudbury, and the family of Weir and Grace Eckenswiller on the passing of their grandson, Jason Weber of Teeswater. 'Purple Grove WI will be atten- ding the show Oklahoma ' and another attraction at Grand Bend on Aug. 31. A few tickets, are still available. Phone Kay Collins. or Marilyn Reid. . URPLE GROVE June Elliott, Joyce Farrell and Millie Van deBom took Aggie May Sitter of Walkerton to Owen Sound last week. Aggie May and Marsha Farrell are off to Halifax, Nova Scotia to the Special Olympics this week. Best wishes to both of your girls! Tanya Farrell is working for the .next six weeks . at a ranch on Manitoulin Island. Stefanie Mac- Donald is also employed there. A pot luck farewell party for Charlie and Joan Murray was held at Allan Rhody's last week. Friends and neighbors gathered to wish them well on their move to Luck - now. Carmen and Glen Farrell spent a few days with Peter and Susan Roberts and family last week. • Congratulations to Christina Far- rell on receiving honors for her Grade Four Royal Conservatory piano exam. Christina is a student of Marilyn Carruthers of Lucknow. Purple Grove WI Coffee Break is at 'the Grove 10 to 11:30 on July 20-. Everyone welcome. Bert and Marilyn Worman and Kevin of Melfort, Saskatchewan visited over the weekend with'Marj Thompson. Reception/dinner held at bride's home The wedding of Anne Bemadette Boyle, daughter of Cyril and Mary, and Stephen Lloyd, son of Mary and the late Roy Lloyd, was solem- nized at St. Augustine Catholic Church last Friday, A reception and dinner were held- at eldat the bride's home. Guests were present from Rochester, N.Y., home of the groom's parents, and other points in the USA, Calgary, Grand Bend, Ottawa, Toronto, Chatham, London, Blyth, Waterloo and the St, Augustine area. Anne. and Stephen will reside in Hamilton, where he is the associate professor, chief division of emer- gency family medicine at McMaster University, Hamilton. Anne is a family physician at a clinic at Up- per Wentworth Street, Hamilton. Congratulations to the happy couple from your Dungannon and St. Augustine friends. Project engineer Tom Pridham of R.J.. Burnside and Associates, drainage superintendent Joe Hanna, along with West Wawanosh Reeve Bob Hallam and Councillor Walter Elliott were on hand at the Dungan- non Senior Citizen's . Centre on Saturday to explain the storm sewer and basement drainage system plan to service -all properties and roads within the village, south of Craw - food Avenue. The main truck sewer will begin at Harvey Culbert's, north .through. A.J. Sherwood's, up William Street to the 4th Con, north on Isobel Street to Crawford Avenue. This is a large project but is greatly needed. A large crowd attended the. stag and doe for John Van Diepen and Terry Wall on Friday at the Auburn Community Centre. An old' tyme dance with toe -tap- ping music supplied by the Purple Grovers was held at the Senior Centre on Friday. Congratulations to Gabrielle Clarance, Grade 8 graduate at Brookside, winner of the Music Award presented by Jean Phillips on behalf of the Dungannon and area senior citizens, and to Brad Hodges winner of the Art award DUNGANNON (GDCI) donated by Debbie Bauer. The Paul Caesar Memorial Award was won by Kristina Johnston and the Proficiency Award presented by Donna Young on behalf of the Dungannon Women's Institute was won by Samara Fairbairn. Congratulations to the Lucknow and District Co-operative on 50 years of service to the community. Fred . Courtney and his daughter, Theresa Cornach . of Burlington, visited on the weekend with his brother and sister-in-law, Joe and Teresa Courtney. Theresa returned home on Monday evening while Fred remained to spend the week visiting , with ' his sister, Vivian Hogan and Courtney relatives. Congratulations to Joe Courtney, a winner in the Belgrave and District Kinsmen 1994 cash calen- dar lottery. Wendy • Diane Miltenburg, daughter of Tony and Stephanie, R.R. 1, Dungannon, graduated from the University of Western Ontario with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Honors Geography with French. She was on the Dean's Honor list and received the Universitygold medal for having the highest stan- ding in her program. Wendy will be continuing her studies at the University of Western Ontario, Althouse College 'to obtain her Bachelor of Education Degree. Congratulations, Wendy! Cherianne D'Aoust, daughter of Sandra and Claude, graduated from Grade 8 at Robertson Memorial School, Goderich. She will be atten- ding GDCI in September. The graduation took place on June 23 at North Street United Church, Goderich. Parents and guests were treated to a reception in the church hall, The young people enjoyed a dance following the reception. • Heather and John Bird of Guelph visited on July 3 and 4 with Bob and Doreen McCormick. July 10 visitors with Bob and Doreen were their daughter, Kim and ' Ish Rahaman and family of Kitchener, and Doreen's brother Gerald and Mabel Williams of.. Mount Forest. Larry and .Melba Park and sons, Dree and Taylor, attended the wed- ding of Leanne, younger daughter •see Enjoy, page 11 Visitors attend homecoming WHITECHURCH by Jean Ross Betty Armstrong visited .a few days last week with Mr.a nd Mrs.. Fred Parry and family of Bright. Mildred -McClenaghan and John McKinnon visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swan of Brucefield. Mary Joan Henderson (Corrin) of. Brantford visited- with Mildred on'. the long weekend and attended the Wingham homecoming: Carmen and Brian Farrier of Toronto visited with Agnes Farrier and attended the homecoming. Darlene Henderson (Simpson) arrivedhome last week from California to visit her parents, Hugh' and Mary Simpson. . In the- recent Cancer canvass report, the name of Janet Little, volunteer, was omitted. Thanks Janet for your help also. These volunteer canvassers donate a lot of time to this cause. Janis Davis, Mark and Scott of Windsor visited a few days with her mother, Agnes Farrier, and attended the Wingham homecoming. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fisher of Hamilton and grandson 'Lee, Joan Fisher of Waterloo, Mary Cassidy of Kingston, and Carman and Sandra Machan of Brussels were weekend visitors with Bill and Kathy Gibson, and all attended some of the Wingham homecoming events.