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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1993-07-28, Page 2Nage 2 - Lueknow Sentinel, Wednesday, .July 28, 1993 Busy holiday weekend New York champion is to attend Fiddlers Jamboree What started out as an idea over a kitchen table in Point Clark has grown in leaps and bounds over five years. The 5th Annual Fiddlers Jam- boree,sponsored by the Old Tyme Music Association, is all set to go on Saturday evening, July 31, and Sunday afternoon, August 1, at the Lucknow Arena. Over 800 people attended last year's event which featured over 60 musicians. This year, organizers are expecting the same response if not better. "This reunion attracts fiddlers and lovers of music from all over," said organizer Bev Hanson. "We're expecting the 1955 New York State fiddle champion, Leon Boyer, to be here. "The fiddlers are saying this is. 'not only the biggest fiddler reunion • in Ontario, but also the best," she said. There .will be a Saturday night, informal gathering of fiddlers and guitarists this year at 8 p.m. Fid- dlers will also have the chance to fiddle away on Sunday afternoon beginning at 12:30 p.m. Registration begins at 10 a.m. The organizers try to make this a real community event. Camping, meals, and parking are provided for visitors and door prizes have been donated' by the Lucknow and area businesses. The Lucknow Boy Scouts are also involved in the setting up and taking down of the stage and chairs. Proceeds from the event go to community projects. Lip sync contest promises to be fun Fun. Fun. Fun. That's what the 3rd Annual Lip Sync and Air "Band Competition promises to be. A 50s and 60s Beach Party is the theme for the civic holiday weekend and businesses along Campbell Street will be playing favorite tunes to get everyone in . the mood. The competition, sponsored by the Lucknow and District Cham- ber of Commerce, is open to teenagers between the ages of 13 and 19. It is held in conjunction with the association's Midnight Madness promotion and is held Friday, July 30, 8 p.m. at the Huron -Bruce Auto Glass parking lot. This is a great way for local teenagers to show off their talent and earn some prize money. First prize is $100, second is $50 and third is $25. Just fmd the perfect 50s or 60s song and those 'groovy' clothes, then come out and sing away. There will also be special guest . appearances by local business people, and Donna Sue Errington of Valley Green Flowers encourages new business performers to come on out and try to win the 'coveted' business trophy. For those willing to share in the fun, and daring enough to stand in the, spotlight, pre- registration can be made by dropping into or calling Valley Green Flowers at 528-2033. Enjoy great savings this weekend Under the bright summer sun- shine, or by the light of the silvery moon, people canenjoy great savings in Lucknow during the annual Sidewalk Sale and Moon- . light Madness Sale. Lucknow Viila-- arkct ,tNECMEL LUCKNOW 528-3001 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities To Normal Family Requirements r 44 With This Coupon. SAVE 1.65 Buy 1 ,_400 g..Bag OUR COM COOKIES Receive 1 Litre Carton 2%, Skim, Homo Milk Expires Sat. July 31/93 COMPLIMENTS c 2.99 FREE J With This Coupon SAVE 40 Off 1 - 250 mi. Bottle KRAFT SALAD4DRESSING Special Price w/o Coupon 1.39 Offer Expires Sat. July 31/93 L ■ with this coupon .41964037 KNECHTEL Asst Varieties 800 g. Pkg. Cheese Blocks A Pepsi or 7-Up 2 L Bottle 750 ml Bottle .. Plus Deposit 9 BEATRICE . Buttermilk 1L , 10%'Cereal Cream 500 ml, ocolate Milk 9 r With This Coupon SAVE .80 Off 1. - Ass't. Varieties 455 ml. HEINZ BBQ SAUCE Special Price w/o Coupon 1.49, Offer Expires Sat. July 31/93 L with this coupon KNECHTEL Asst Varieties 900 g Pasta KNECHTEL Pkg of 8 Hamburg Buns or Hot Dog ■ :CUT FROM CANADA GRADE_A':.._ Beef Chunks 373 Kg Blade Steaks MAPLE LEAF Brought to shoppers by the Luck - now and District Chamber of Com- merce, retailers will add to the fun- filled weekend by dressing in styles familiar to the 50s and 60s. Everyone is encouraged to join in the fun by wearing clothing and accessories appropriate to this theme. "We want people to feel like they're included in the fun," said Donna Sue Errington of Valley Green Flowers. Shopping bargains will begin on Thursday, July 29 and continue -- through to Saturday, July 31, while Moonlight Madness will find most stores open until 11 p.m. on Friday. .. So, in order to save on all those things you've wanted all summer long, be sure to include downtown Lucknow on the list of things to do this weekend. Professionals will, better help respond to market .from page 1 • • five-year plan .before the fire included ' "incorporating profes- sionals to better respond to the market:" When questioned as to the future of the mill pond, Stever said al- though they would prefer., not to have the pond there they realize people- don't want the pond to go. He said the Ministry of . Natural Resources (MNR) also wants to see the pond maintained because of its fish population. However, he did add that there is Correction lots of room for discussion at a later date as to where the level of the pond could be. ' Stever said they've talked with the village council, the MNR, the conservation authority and the Ministry .of the Environment about rebuilding. -. Now, after . talking with the public, "we don't feel like we've written the last chapter on the mill," he said. • "We hope the best is yet to come." A typographical error appeared in last week's report of Lucknow Council's July 13 meeting. The tender to reconstruct Willoughby Street was accepted at the price of $51,704.33, instead of $5,1704.33. The second tender for the project,' unlike last week's report, was not mentioned in the minutes. Further to last week's report on -'eouncil's July 13 meeting, council also passed bylaws repealing the appointment of a- Bylaw Enfor- cement Officer and repealing and .. cancelling the Bylaw Enforcement Program. ' Lucknow Scouts write of their 1.69.. Reg ,Wise Choice. BBQ 450 g Beef Steakettes Wieners 1.69 FRESH STOREMADE Pure Pork Sausage 2.690 PRODUCT OF U S A Sweet, Juicy Watermelons MAPLE LEAF, Country Kitchen slam 3.99, 1.98 PRODUCT OF ONTARIO Fresh Crisp Romaine Lettuce ■ PRODUCT OF ONTARIO CANADA #1 Fresh Field Cucumbers PRODUCT OF U S A NO 1 GRADE Green Seedless Grapes �:�: 'f fi7;v� % 7. � ny;,�.,y,; r,.. �jr if., �''�.•%'i S.''.'....5r''t'� fF"��;�..:Yf'y/ 3 �''it�`..rn, ri%� ./. y;�;', !•. `/e"F`.S%,u°�+f. `g;{�/,,.%li b;.'J,%...':,F.�i?.%il:.^•.+f.;VY:i '3tib..i:.•�,. 44, 1f: s2dialx}. :u 2,. ... n:.. n. 4ll..n... Jamboree experiences The Lucknow Sentinel received post cards from members of the 1st Lucknow Scouts and .Scouter Dale Lougheed last week. Even'though the scouts returned home on July 19, the Sentinel wanted to share the scouts thoughts and feelings when they were out west. After four great touring days on the way to the Canadian Jamboree in Alberta, Lougheed wrote that they had finally arrived. He also said there are lots of activities for the "15,000 wet, soggy campers". His last words on the post card were: "We want to take a mountain home to Lucknow". The scouts sent their thanks, on a post card of Lake Louise sur- rounded by mountains, to everyone who helped them make the trip. They also said: ' - we' went to the Columbian ice fields - it has been raining. all week ' - there was snow in Jasper one morning - we went rock climbing in Banff - we went to the Sulphur Mountain hot springs for a swim in Banff - we was a grizzly bear near Banff - this is the best scenery on earth - there is much scenery in Kananaskis'because we're in the foothills - we went on a 5 'km. hike at Lake Louise there are around 12,000 or 13,000 scouts/venturers here - really low temperatures so far' - we have a twin camp with Newfoundland - it is a one mile hike to our Kananaskis camp site - there are lots of elk and other wildlife - we're having a/great time despite the dampness g� P P