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Val's Views
Valerie Gillies
Successful
results abound
It has been a very busy and successful
time throughout our readership area as
we close out the month of August.
There is much to look forward to in Sep-
tember and beyond.
Congratulations to the Kinsmen as well
as all the businesses, vendors, sponsors
volunteers and workers who have brought
about another successful festival in the
2015 Lucknow's Music in the Fields! When
I spoke with the co -manager of Tick-
etScene on the grounds, he was impressed
that this is the fastest growing festival of
this kind that he has had the privilege of
working with. Impromptu conversations
with anyone I met on the grounds brought
positive comments. This is no coincidence.
It is totally due to the professionalism and
efficiency of those who were involved in
bringing this event to the village, growing
it from previous experience and successes
through to recruiting the help they needed
and working at the event, itself. This festi-
val does our area proud.
Kingsbridge is another proud commu-
nity, for good reason. Congratulations on
the success of taking on the purchase, ren-
ovation and re -opening of the former St.
Joseph's Kingsbridge Church as the new St.
Joseph's Community Kingsbridge Centre.
More congratulations are in order. This
time to the organizers and winners at the
Huron County Plowing Match. Please note
that the Bruce County Match is still to come.
Now, looking forward to future
successes...
Be sure to keep on top of Fall Fair dates
in the area. The Lucknow Fall Fair has two
weekends to remember, as the Little Mud -
der happens September 12, while the Fair
is September 18-20. The Ripley Fall Fair is
September 25-26.
It is time to plan tree plantings to
improve land, water and air in the future.
Preparing for future success is extended
to the babies still to be born in both Huron
and Bruce counties.
Congratulations, again, on all successful
ventures which have happened. These are
exciting times. It is not time to sit on our lau-
rels, but to keep the momentum going into
the future. It is bound to be an incredible ride.
Lucknow News
Ruth Dobrensky
Once again, Music in the Fields has
brought thousands to our little town for
a weekend of musical entertainment
which was enjoyed by all who attended.
The weather last week didn't look too
promising for a few days, but the worst
was over before the big weekend. The
people in charge of organizing did their
usual excellent job and everyone was
fed, housed and entertained. I'm sure
we'll get an official report from the
Kinsmen on numbers of guests and
amounts of monies earned in due
course. For all you volunteers out there,
take a deep breath and relax, you did a
great job.
Our local Rumoli club met for our
monthly meeting on a rainy evening
recently, but the rain and gray skies were
not able to spoil our good spirits and
exuberance.
The Lucknow Sepoy Ranees spent an
enjoyable time last week having a pot-
luck picnic and get-together. We trav-
elled to Goderich for our picnic and
then spent time enjoying a few humour-
ous readings and planning future meet-
ing, this despite the cold nor'wester
blowing in off the lake. The one good
thing was that the rain held off until
after we'd finished our lunch on the
beach.
Our good friend Marcia Dawson
who just celebrated her 97th birthday
had to spend the actual day, plus a few
more, in hospital but the word is that
she will be home by the time this
paper hits the stands. Get well soon
Marcia.
Congratulations to all our baseball and
soccer athletes on the wonderful job they
did this summer. It's wonderful to see all
the kids out playing and learning the
great skills that will enable them to
become well disciplined in sports and
life later on.
I read with interest the story about
the release of turtle hatchlings in last
week's paper. A few weeks ago while
coming home from I can't remember
where, I noted a van pulled off the
road and slowed down as I realized
the driver was watching a huge snap-
per attempting to cross the road. That
driver probably stayed with that turtle
directing traffic to slow down until the
snapper got across the road. I com-
mend that person and ask the public
to try not to hit turtles who are becom-
ing endangered. It would also be a
good idea to watch for cyclists and
pedestrians, as part of the story had to
do with a cyclist named Julie Sawchuk
who was hit by a vehicle and left para-
lyzed. Too many of us drivers don't
pay enough attention to what is hap-
pening on the roads, so let us all slow
down, be more observant and drive
more carefully.
On another subject, I recently wrote
to the by-law officer in regard to the
smokers using the benches along
Campbell Street here in town. One of
my concerns was the fact that there is
no place for smokers to put their butts
except on the street. Part of the
response explained that they don't put
out places for cigarette butts as they are
trying to discourage smokers from
smoking and throwing their butts, as
the benches are for people to rest on,
not sit and smoke on. So if you are a
smoker, please refrain from discarding
your butts all around the benches, they
look disgusting.
Here Comes the parade
A chance of a lifetime
Joanne McDonagh
Kinette parade commmittee
The 152nd Lucknow fall fair parade is
on September 19 at 11 a.m. The Luc -
know Kinettes, along with the Lucknow
Agricultural Society, invite you to be
part of the parade. The theme "Country
Bumpkins and Harvest Pumpkins" is so
easy.
Get your Halloween costume or
Thanksgiving decorations out early.
Wear your favourite Country Bumpkin
clothes. You can get exercise by walking
the parade route and maybe win a prize
too. This category doesn't usually get
many participants so let's change that.
Kids, you can ride a decorated bike or
trike, pull a wagon or walk your pet.
Anyone can be on a float with a family,
club, church or a business. Lucknow has
lots of businesses and it would be great
to see them in the parade in their favour-
ite bumpkin work clothes.
There are vintage vehicle categories
and horse entries that don't even have to
dress up - just join the parade.
For more parade information go to
www.lucknowagsociety.ca or pick up an
entry form at the Sentinel or Hardware
store. Give the parade judges a chance to
really think.
Be up on Havelock Street after 10 a.m.
to be judged.
Don't be a bump on the log when you
can be a Country Bumpkin in the Luc -
know Fall Fair parade.