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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-12-30, Page 4OWS Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, December 3Q, 1981—Page 4 qtrom page 3' .. ment will automatically_reg- ister; the caller's number for billing purposes in a system called Automatic Number Id- entification.. Five year old Paul Riegling Of Huron Township "died in Victoria Hospital, London on September 28 of , injuries received in an .accident Sept- ember eptember 9.. Paul was critically injured ` when 'struck,' by a pickup truck, as he was crossing highway 86 to board the school bus. Driver of the truck was Le Roy Yoder, 20, of Wroxeter: . October",„ Lucknow firemen Roy Hav- ens was honoured at a dinner attended by members ,of the Lucknow Fire Department, and their wives on the 'occa- sion of bis retirement . from the department ,following 30 years as a volunteer fireman. He was presented with a clock by Fire Chief George Whitby. Federal Agriculture. Mlii- ister' Eugene Whelan told Bruce Countyfanners at a protest meeting in Port El- gin, October 8 he would resign, unless beefand pork. farmers are given some relief from .pigh, interest rates and low prices. The granddaughter of Grace .(Cameron) Lindley, who was born and raised in the Lucknow area, was found murdered September 29. The partially clad body of Ann Marie Doroghazi, : 20, of Dearborn, Michigan was, found near the park where she worked asaa summertime worker. The first . snowfall of the season October 19, left be - ,hind several' inches of snow, which didn't .melt before Lucknow children could build snow forts and the odd snow- man. now- ma n. The Lucknow Village Council received word that the village's' `proposed sew- age ewage works project had been. approved by the Ministry of the Environment and would be placed on the waiting list for funding. E. H. Gosling, P. Eng., with Gosling Engineering' Ltd., Consulting Engineers, Scarborough, made a visual inspection . of the Lucknow. Arena September 25 and reported to imuncil at their October • meeting, that the arena is adequate to support all wind' and snow design loads. Lucknow Village Council appliedfor two community centre grants and a Wintario grant to contribute to the cost of renovating •the exterior and interior of the Lucknow Town Hall! Council hoped the, approval of the grants would be received :in . time to have the work completed for the villages 125th birthday celebration, Jamboree '83 in. the sumtiner of 1983. The Pine River Cheese Factory was destroyed by a fire of undetermined origin on October 26. Damage was estimated at Si million in the three alarm blaze which des- troyed the warehouse, offices and laboratory of the factory. Approximately 300,000 pounds of cheese were de- stroyed in the fire, which was brought under . control by Lucknow, Ripley and Kincar- dine Fire Departments. The Lucknow Lancers, Cheese factory destroyed in fire Lucknow's .Intermediate C hockey team, ceased to exist following a decision that they would not be able to guaran- tee the OHA they would dress six . Lucknow residents for every game. Accordingto the team's coach, Tom Hill, the club's, inability to prod- uce a guaranteed base from the village ledto the team's decision to bang up their sweaters. Bob MacKenzie and Bill McCreath of MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Homes, Lucknow and :,Ripley, an- nounced the opening of their hew funeral home in Kincar- dine. Bob's son, John and his wife, Susan will be in resid ence at the new location. John received his diploma in Funeral Service from Humb- er College, Toronto in June, upon completion of his ap- prenticeship with MacKenzie and McCreath Funeral Home, Lucknow. November The Lucknow Sepoys, Lucknow's new WOAA Inter- mediate D team, -played their first game against the Dur- ham club ' at the Lucknow Arena, Friday, November 13. Lucknow won 13 - 1. The Lucknow District Kinsmen. ' Club donated 53,000 worth of extrication equipment to the Lucknow Fire Department for use in their emergency van. 1'he equipment, asmaller version of 'the "Jaws of Life", is mainly tobe used for extrica- tion at accident emergency s�es- A Huron Township boy was treated: in the critical care unit of Victoria Hospital, London following a farm •ac- cident, November 13. Jeff Scott was helping to unload a gravity box of corn, when he was buried beneath the corn, as it rushed towards the unloading . chute. He was pulled from the wagon by his brothers and father and revived ' by a friend who applied- mouth - to ' mouth resuscitation. Jeff remained in 'hospital a week before being allowed to . return home. Plans for implementation of Bill 82 on special educa- tion were being completed by both Huron and Bruce Coun- ty Boards of Education. Established committees held.. meetings for the purpose of determining the needs of special education in Huron County and in-service train- ing of teachers and principals was underway. Implementa- tion in Huron County will be. completed by May 1, 1982. Bruce County Board of Education isalso working to meet the May deadline and approved , the release of staff who are .trained in special education from regular dut- ies during the 1981-82 school year, to allow .them to assist in meeting the requirements` of Bill 82. The board agreed to pay the cost of supply teachers and the necessary •- travel expenses . resulting from such released from duties. Huron County planner Gary Davidson commented that Ashfield` Township was, no longer the finest choice for the province's toxic waste disposal site,` following the announcement that the South Cayuga site had been turned down. Davidson said he had contacted the regional plan- ning director in Haldimand- Norfolk where South Cayuga is located, and was assured that the .crown, corporation appointed by the province to run the site was not _going to use. the MacLaren report, which `. designated Ashfield .Township,` as . the most suitable location in the province as a criteria. The chairman of the crown corp- oration, Dr. Donald Chant said the corporation did not consider the Maclaren re- port as credible and would be establishing 'their own crit- eriafor choosing a\ location. Chant said the entire prov- ince would be scanned before sites were designated. A Lucknow man was char- ged with possession of weap ons dangerous to . the public peace. following a report ; of shots being fired in the vicinity of the Lucknow Post Office November 16: Police. recovered a 22 rifle and made an arrest following an invest- igation. nvestligation. The accused was re- manded until December 21 following a court appearance November 23. The board of directors of the Pine . River ' Cheese Co- operative decided to rebuild the factory, store ' and 'ware- house destroyed in . a fire October •26. The Lucknow Lions Club reported an active begriming to their new year with dona- tions of onations,of $240 to the Wingham Association for the Mentally Retarded; 5200 to the Luck - now Central Public School for the purchase of basketball uniforms :and $300 to the Leader Dog School for the Blind in Rochester, Michi- gan. - Registered nurses, ' super- visors and paramedical and management personnel at Wingham and District Hos- pital were awarded wage and salary. increases amounting -to 30 per cent over a two year contract. Huron County. planner, Gary. Davidson reassured county council they would be notified ' early if . Ashfield Township were chosen fora toxic liquid ' waste disposal site for the province. A fire started bylightning completely destroyed a barn on' the farm. of. Bernard O'Neil, concession 10, Ash- field Township, November 26. The year's crop of hay and several calves were lost in the blaze. West Wawanosh Mutual Fire . .Insurance Company head office moved into ' their new quarters on the main street in :Dungannon , the beginning of December. ' The company's' new head office was built .on the corner .of Huron . County Road 1 and the fourth concession' of Ashfield Township. Todd Farms .of St. Helens won Premier Breeder and Premien ' Exhibitor of the sheep division, at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto in. November. This was the third time the Todd brothers, Hugh and Wayne won the honour.: They took the honour in 1977 and 1978. Merle Gunby of Ashfield Township, 'a past president of the Huron County, ' Feder- ation of Agriculture, was appointed to ' 'the .Ontario Federation of Agriculture executive as a director at the OFA convention held in Tor- onto November 24 - 26. December Former, ' MPP Murray Gaunt told the Huron Fed- eration :of Agriculture, farm- ers must organize especially in the production :of red neat because the present decade and the next will be the decades of the market place. Gaunt, ' who sat on .. the Ontario Federation of Agri- culture's Emergency Task Force in Agriculture, said government ° should support farniers more by setting asidea larger share of their budgets for; agriculture.' The:OFA Emergency Task Force on Agriculture releas- ed its report recommending an immediate moratorium on farm bankruptcies and fore- closures for 'a period of at least six months. It also suggested there be an infu- sion of sufficient • capital to the Farm Credit Corporation which should ' be . lent to farn[ers at 12 per cent. The money would only be used to consolidate debts and for refinancing, not for expan- sion. Lucknow , businessman, Grant dollen, died suddenly,' at home on December 13, following a lengthy illness. Associated with the Lucknow business core in the village for over 30 years, he had Tuan to page 16• Starting Soon at Georgian College.... IN HANOVER Timis Managem ant (OMS P Jan. 27 IN KINCARDINE Accounting.2' B allroom Dondng Drawing'a Painting SiKGKsful Small: dusinoss Mgt. (OMDP) IN OWENSSOUND AMCT - Small Munidpality Mannagenient Jan. 13 Animal Husband/ -Shoop Jan. 27 ArtAPPrrdottom Excursion Mar. 25 Auto Electronics Jan. 27 Ballroom Dandng. . 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