The Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-09-16, Page 4An appearance by Miss Teen• Canada will
highlight .. the Miss Midwestern Ontario
pageant at the Lucknow- Fall Fair .this
weekend. Heather Hiscox will attend the
pageant to be held, at the.Lucknow Commun.
ity Centre on Saturday evening. Lois Hanna
who. won the title last'yest will crown her
'successor at 10 p.m.
cess will officially open the fair at about 130
Brenda Pope, Bruce County Dairy Isrin•
P.m. Saturday, following the maims th
parade to the fairgrounds. Murray. Gaunt
Will' act as master of reremdnles for the
opening which Will he attended, by . reeves
from area municipalities and local .members
of parliament,. The contestants in. the Mho
Midwestern. Ontario pageant `'willbe intro.
duced at this bine.'
Dicky Dean will present anall new Magic
show at a concert in the Community Centre
starting. 8.30 p.m. Earl 'z Litch;,field,
ventriloquistat, , and Doug Grant, mualciatt, will
also entertain:..
Music for a dance foqllowing, the .crowning,
of'Miss Midwestern Ontario will be provided
by Kountry; Katt. The group.' will also
;entertain on' Saturday afternoon at :a variety •
arhow in the community ,centre featuring the
ilium page' 1
incentive , program : to switch- from an oil
furnace tonatural gas or electricity. Before
someone rushes out to take advantage of this
program, said Cardin., he should consider
whether it is the right move for hint, after
considering all the factors involved,.•
Dr. Gurbinconmtented there are several
questions requiring answers and he hopes
the government testi will provide them. He
- raid there is tremendous variability in how
• people react to different . things, and the
• percentage ,tisk must be determined.
•Gurbin said it is neceisaty to determine if
compensation II warranted and how the cost
will be borne. Perhaps a program such .as
CHIP could be created to help the consumer
remove the foam, suggested Gurbin.
One homeowner asked Who would pay the
cost If the health unit told hit his home was
:McMichael Sisters and Jr., Square Dancere,
::starting at 2 p.m......
The baby contest will get under way in the.
• ` arena at 2,30'p,m. Tug of .*Sr, climbing the
rope and wheelbarrow races begin at 3.30
0,m. -and the day winds up with . a- rodeo
atarting at 4' •
The fair grounds will open for placing .of
exhibits at. 9 ctn. Friday.
Jud ng of the :exhibits will Make place in
:the a erndon and the exhibits • will open' to
the public Friday evening at .g p.m. Arm.
*veiling and log sawing contests as well ae
local entertainment will be featured Friday
evening. ..
On Saturday the grounds willopen for the
-placing or livestock and poultry .exhibits at 9
a.m. The grounds •and exhibit hall in the
arena will open to the public at 10 a.m. The
light horse show is scheduled to begin. at
10.30 as well as the judging of poultry -and•
F
pets.
Judgingof livestock and 4 H judging will
start at 1.45. p.m. Saturday, afternoon.
The Lucknow Fall Fair promises some-
thing for all, so come along and join in the
fun,.
unsafe. Ed, Harrison, director of inspectors •
for Huron County Health Unit, spoke to the
question, saying the health, unit would not
order anyone from their home. Harrison said
the health unit might recommend a' family
leave a: home if testing showed a high level
of gas being released from . the foam'.
He said the county health unit is presently
submitting information to supplement the
government testing but they are not advising
people to Stay or leave their homes. •
At one point Bremner remarked the
estimated damage created by- improper
installation of the foam in homes was 53
billion.
"If we had a flood creating this magnitude
of damage," he commented, "we'd have the
government falling over themselves to give
emergency aid."
Five are Childrentook part in Sunday's Run for Terry, a six mile marathon to raise money
for cancer ream* in memory of Terry Fox. From the left, Angela,, Andrew, :and Adella
Glenn, otD►un�nen:and Adrian and Lehr Rani, of Lucknow participated in the run at
ail
Gloderich:l�tsu`#rllte►dsr.were held all aims the ,country (*.Sunday hi :honour of the one legged
marathon runner wheraised,522 million for.cancer research duringhis cross-Canaditouthist
summer. Tend was forced to give up his marathon and died of the disease In June. Marathon
runners and walkers who participated in Sandey's.run raised another S5 million for cancer
rerearth. J - (Sentinel Staff Photo)
"Our governments r• especially federally
-« are politically gutless and intellectually
paralyzed," Mario Federation of Apicul-
ture (OPA) president Ralph Barrie said
'today.,
In a speech to the - Business Club of
Metropolitan Toronto, Barrie criticized the
federal government for "toying with an
economic fad monetarism'.
Monetarism is the theory that the money
supply has to be squeezed in order to fight
inflation; It has forced interest rates to an
unmanageable level, Barrie said.
He said farmrera are suffering financially
because government has turned a blind eye.
to what is happening in the country. "They
see that the problems demand immediate
actio, yet they fail to take any' decisive
steps," he said.
'We are told to have patience, that things
are unfolding as they should, toes that
mean were supposed, to have mere and
more people going out of business .every
day, and !'ming their homes?"'
Barrie stretted the importance oftrial-,
titre to Canada's economy, " and to the world
supply of food. "Far ening 'Is the most
important occupation in the world," he said,
'acnd North Amierca prorrrdes most of the
r
worlds .food. So if tar food production is
limited, the whole AVM suffers."
The Emergency Task Foes: on Agriculture
being organized by OF'A should impress
upon the governmentthat they need to trove
quickly, Barrie said. - the Task Ferre, chaaiired by Everett Biggs,
president of the Canadian National Bxhibi�
tions will be irrveatigating the current farm
acrostic a ` A§ io. Ontaatio by holding
hearings aE:roois the province,
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