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Lucknow Sentinel, 2009-05-20, Page 6Page 6 - Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, May 20, 2009 • 4-H Breakfast. Sunday, June 7 8 a.m. - noon at • Mary's Family Restaurant, LUcknow Come Out and Support Our Local Youth Proceeds to Lucknow 4-H Beef Club Summerfest has announced concert lineups BY GARIT REID Sentinel Staff The Lucknow Strawberry Summerfest Committee has announced this year's lineup of concert headliners as part of the annual festivities. The Friday night, June 26, Lucknow Kinsmen dance will. feature Matt Mays. Opening Lucknow Minor Hockey Jersey Sponsorship Any businesses, groups, families and/or individu- als who are interested In sponsoring an individual Lucknow Minor HockeySweater, or a set of Lucknow Minor Hockey Sweaters, are encour- aged to contact The Lucknow Arena at 519-528-3002 before June 1. Any contributions would be greatly appreciatedi the all ages show will be Dean Lickyer. On Saturday, June 27, the age of majority concert event will be Dry Country featuring Symtomist. Both concerts will be held at the Lucknow and District Sports Complex. "We are look- ing forward to this year's line up of events," said Sara Bender, Strawberry Summerfest com- mittee member. "We are excited to have Matt Mays come to Lucknow for the 'Friday night Summerfest concert: " There will nine full days of family fun at this year's Strawberry Summerfest. The annual event is made. possible by the support of its sponsors and title sponsor Molson Canadian along 1 with 94.5 - The Bull. The Dungannon Super Pull will kick off the Summerfest on Saturday, June 20 at the Dungannon fairgrounds.. The event attracts. more than : 3,000 people each year to see modified farm trucks and pro stock vehicles in their loudest and most powerful state. A dance will be held prior to the Residents m GODERICH 524-7811 y j . :• rr /FJ.•fty1 : ;`: / •.. !•7`/i`' tv 'i} , : I.•. ... ! 1 . . Vvvvvv.movielinks.ca r�►,tz:+ ��.� Do you want to make awe you are eating welt?: Hot or frozen meals are delivered to your door.. We can help you. Heaping you remain independent and safe in your home, For more information 519-372-2091 or 1-800-267-3798 www.hcss- ! b.ca BY DENNY SCOIT Signal -Star Staff Residents of Century Heights and . Maitland. View Estates may be starting to see an end to their flooded basements and water woes, but the conclusion is still a long ways off. The Ashfield- Colborne- Wa wa no s h Township subdivi- sions have been -experiencing flooding and .high water levels due to a lack of drainage, but during a recent event, on Friday, June 19 featuring • Settler's Creek Band at the Dungannon Hall. From June 24 to 28 the Lucknow Kinsmen will host the Men's J and Women's . Slo- pitch Tournament. The co-ed U11 and U13 soccer tournament will be. hosted this year by the Royal Canadian 'Legion Branch #309. It goes from June 26 -.27. "We are very "pleased. that the Legion has taken on the U11 and U13 soccer tour- nament this yyear. for the 1': Kinettes, said 'Bender. The tournament brings many families to. our town each year for the festival." Other full day events happening throughout the week with the main events hap- pening on June 27 and 28 are the strawberry pan- cake breakfast from 7 a.m. - 1 pm. at the Lucknow Legion, Lions car and truck show, free swimming, youth soccer champi- onship games, day camp playground, Cindy Cook from TV's Polka Dot Door, : Muskoka Wildlife Show, Tiny Tot Childrens village, touch table by the Bowmanville Zoo, and the Kinsmen festive gardens, championship slo- pitch games, com- munity wide church services and the Lucknow Pipe Band. "We are hoping for great weather this year and a. great turnout for the events," said Bender. There are many great activities planned for the Strawberry Summerfest for everyone, young and old. These events will be announced closer to the festival =date or visit "". 1Ssi t www. strawberry. summerfestcom for further infor- mation. ACW , council meeting, it was decided that coun- cil would .: absorb the costs of testing several different areas to `determine the : flow and strength . of the lndergroundwater table. Bruce Potter. of B.M. Ross •& 'Associate&. expiaitned, dam" the :May 5 meet- ing, that altering the flow of the ground water to help the situation is something that the firm bas expe- rience .with, and stated that, while he can't guarantee 1 '- i f • �! endsandfab(.. i to a Stau & Doi_ ,M N'J•• • ~:iii:. • •.• .. lurtay, may 30.2 .....: 9PmIarn . Sanford Vatter Kali .x Provi+ /Music by W:'" Tickets $ 5.00 Age Malority d* i s t' H n 1 i v.w t� it will empty every basement and 'pre- vent them from havinghavintto iiia: sub- mersible, pumps non-stop, � he can say that they will try to make : a dif- ference. Potter was . accompanied by Geoff Rether, a hydrogeolog i st from , Wilson Associates, who explained what would be involved with the operation. "We'll drill four to ou r - to six [15 to X20 foot deep] bore. holes, and that *ill help us deter- mine elevations,' gravel and ground water direction. With that we can make a recom- mendation . as to what can be done next," Rether explained. Potter shed some light on what caused the issues in the first When someone is = looking to build a subdivision,. there ... isn't any ,requirement for them .to assess ground-wwater, problems. [B.M Ross ; &. Associates] would ask for that evalu- ation, but t usually only if there has ben problems in that area." ,The •approxi- mate value of the tests will ;: ` be $ 10,000, which council has agreed W pay. • • If changes are going to be under- taken to fix the problem, those costs will be paid, at least in part, by residents of the area. Council decided that if .changes . are going to be made, the final price of the tests will be rolled into the pro - ject's:cos Comprehensive ing Bylaw The : long-await- ed =s. Ashfield- Colborne- Wawanosh Township Comprehensive Zoning Bylaw will take ` affect ` in its entirety soon. The bylaw, that was passed, in part, due to unresoly- able issues brought forward by residents of the township, will be enforced in full as residents have withdrawn the remaining contes- tations prior to an Ontario Municipal Board hearing that was scheduled for this week. All that is required is for confirmation to be received by ACW from the OMB stating that they are aware all con- testations have been withdrawn. Got a news tip? Call Garit. at The Lucknow Sentinel 528-2822