HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1991-07-31, Page 1Bt Uf_
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uck now's major sewer projt is
close to completion with contracts
one, two and three, which -involves
installation, now fianished, Testing
of the lines to the south west corner
of the village, along with manhole
testing will he finalized in 'the next
week,
The pumping station is ready to'
accept sewage 4$ is the lagoon,
Repavin of.. streets continues,
with Ross Street :having received its
first Coat last week, and a top coat.
will follow. Paving repairs will then
be done on any ;std where set*
tlingor`depressions have o tunxl.
Ed Chilton, senior Supervision `with
Ross, Associates, said that
only main streets will paved.i
fulI width, w t ide ° strr!eets
*calving what is
restoration.
Crews are now busy replacing
topsoil, seeding 'and sodding the
areas damaged where the sewers
were installed to property lines;
Bine-con appreciates' the help of
ratepayers in watering ::theseareas,
Work has - very
favourably and, . Chilton said all
contracts are coming in on
schedule. They are aiming for mid-
August as . a. date when property
owners can hook on to the new
system..
Mr. Chilton said than both he and:
the contractors appreciate,: the
understanding of property , owners
during this time of upheaval.
Cooperation sbeen ,fit all the
way. around:
Downtown Lu cknow mer-
chants wtroll their stock out on
the streets; later this week, as
they once again celebrate Moon
light Madness and Sidewalk Sale
days. M
in addition to the fabulous
bargains to be found, anextra
treat is in store for you Friday
evening, .-when most businesses
will stay open to 11 p.irt, al
lowing you to shop under the
stars. Beg nnin . aC 8 p.m. the
first Lip Sync and ` Air Band
21st Craft F
The members of the LueknowLucknow.
Agricultural Society :have
finalized ° plans F for their 21st
annual craft festival, to '.be held
bribe Lucknow arena, Fitirhy.
and Saturday, August 2 and 3.
On Friday the doors open at 12
noon and close at 10 p.m., while
on .Saturday the hours., arc1Ct
a.m. to 5 p.m.
Inside space hasbeen booked
since February. This years many
crafters are'tam `a chance on
Competition gets underway in
front of the Bankof Montreal.
The competition is.open to teens ;'
up to .19, -w with $1'7
money to . be awarded m►ongst
the ;first, second. and third place
winners.
Following>on the heels of the
teens, will be ,:members'` of the
business a ", :.:iation perfarming4
While.. �,np *Ws are being '
awarded (that Fmaware of) Mr.
Home of the Handyman and}:h s
scheduled fi
the weather with over 150. feet
being reserved forr outside space
at the west end.
artY of the 90 exhibitors
donate prizes: to be held every
hoar while the Society will be
selling tickets .On .a major draw.
First prize is a watercolour en,
titled Ontario Spring by Gloria
messenger; second . prize a
coated lawn chair by Ross Er-
rington, and a $25 voucher from
the Mayfair Restaurant as :t
The Lucknow Sports Complex
will be jumping to the tune of
manyfiddles come this Sunday.
The. third annual Old ;me
Fiddlers Jamboree, sponsored by
the Point Clark 014'Tytne Music
Association, will take place, at.
the complex this Sunday, st
. And come' rain or shierr�, the
" i s and those attending.
will. not to worry about the
weather any longer. Rev meson,
one of the coordinators said it
was just too much of a isle,
with crowds low in numbers if.
the Weather didiet cooperate
'thus the move to Luclorow.
Registration starts at 10 a.m.
with the event scheduled to start
.at 12:50 p.m.
Por those travelling ,atatre,
Saturday night camping arran-
gements have been Jac.
There's plenty . of on s ,
parking and meals will ` be
available.
Bring a lawn chair and ppare
Duo to' Me Civic Holiday on
.NMonday, August 5, the Sentinel
will be closed.
Advertisetsand correspondents.
are asked to note the change in
deadlines for next week.
entourage are predicting they
will be the "hit of the night":
Another entry, compsed> of all
rrnales, has challenged'. NGr:
o e l ardwari"e. Make sure you
take in this evening of fun and.
:frolics.
Sidewalk ' sales are in effect
from Wednesday, July 31. to
Saturday, August 3. Cheek out
the advertisement in the centre
spread of this week's Sentinel.
See you Friday night!
Well-known Canadian' country
and western sinter, Terry`
slot,, will headlMe -the .oPen air
dance r beingheld on Saturday,
August 10, at the Dungannon
Pair Grounds.
field in conjunct on with Dun-
garifton , Fair and Family Furi
Days, members of. the D}ungan-
■,on,Agricultural Society stye
people
Sumsion, . Brio Was .born in
Burford,:: Ontario, is. touted: as "a .
giant of a man with a voice to.
nxatch.": As he grew up, . he
developed a love of big rigs and:
ecuntry ; music. niti lly he
owned °a . operated ►is own
truck to support htsy fa y and
played country "music part ,'One
around his home town,
Sold ',out dances and tie win
is weekend
prize. The early bird prize of a
corded lawn chair, drawn, at the
Pam Show, went to Lois Ros-
coe,
;of Ottawa.
There will be' various
demonstrations, throughout the
two,day show.
lfeshea women's Institute"
serve meals on friday, with
the'es of the -Agricultur'al'
Society looking after they food
booth
on Saturday
ourself far an entertaining
�*
Admission isfor
adults*, with children '12 td;'
udder free - with parents. And all
t you musicians planning to per-
form - you _tin free as well,
Over $1 t t in prizes, is
available to those perk)rrrtg
and attendin
Editorial and display advertising
will be accepted until 3 p.m.
with classified word ads until 4
p.m., on Friday, August 2..
Have a safe and happy
wrckendi
Highest points in the Lueknow► ttrrficultu ,
held last week, went to Mtn MacDougall w
Ann is shown holding her frurst, place enti
category. - (Pat Livingston photo
moiety'$" Summer show
se score tallied up to fid.
the Mixed Annuals