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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1982-04-14, Page 2cubk yard King Seagrave sander body: General ' accounts for $40,715.27. .and highways aecounts for $9.607.22 were ordered paid. On March. 22 council ap- proved the application for a building permit for Jack Mali, east % lot. 22, conces- sion '6, to construct a resid- ence subject to the condition that the mobile home pres- ently used as a residence be • removed within • one year from the start 'of 'construe tion: Council also approved a donation of $25 to the Mid k western Ontario Rotary Mus- ic Festival at Walkerton. Don Scott and G. Murphy ' of The Bruce. County plan- , ning, department were pres- ent to explain adjustments and objections to the Town- ship zoning by-law. 1 MOWS Skaters who won prima for earnLng the most money In the LEknnew KIas ren skate -a -thou Include hem the left Chris Colwell, who eareed $86 la pledges; Ken Hershel, who earned 890 and &ris*I Stanley who earned $73 The chile woo prises of S25, $15., and $10. The money rallied is the ek t e-a-tdon en March 2'3, which amounts to dose to $800, will go to community eeevlce work. Amy pledges outstanding should be turned m m Kinsman, Rod .McDonagh. (Sentinel Staff Photo.) Kin.loss accepts tender Kinloss Council met, in the • Township, office, for. the reg; ular meeting or.April 5 with reeve Barry Johnston and all councillors present. Applications for building permits . were approved for Delbert Hedley of i Kinlough to erect a. residence and for • Michael Mann to erect a seasonal residence at part lot 41, ,concession 1. Tenders were accepted as follows: John Cox Construc- tion Ltd. to load, haul and spread approximately 20,000 cu, yards of pit run gravel at 48c for the first mile pins 8c for each additional half mile; Joe Karr Limited to '.crush, load, haul; and spread ap- proximately 20,000 cubic yards of gravel at $1,67 per cubla yard, stockpiling crush- ed gravel at $1.12 per cubic yard, and for . crushing, haul- ing and spreading gravel on ratepayers' lanes at $2.50 per cubic yard gravel to be purchased from the Kerr pit at lot S6 concession 1 at The per cubic yard; BP Canada to supply fuels at various dis. counts'. 'and Montgomery Motors Ltd., ' to supply a % ton pickup truck equipped to use propane fuel $9,690.25 plus licence and push button radion less $700 trade in for 1976 G:M.C. Va ton truck. All the tenders are subject: to the approval of the Ministry of Transportation and Commu- nications. The road superintendent ►as instructed to submit a tender of 53,760 to the County of Bruce for, a 1972 International single axle truck with box plusa.1969.5 ,rcluww StiItiO615 Wert warty, April 14, 192—page 2 Attend science fairs... •from page 1 Students from. Lucknow Central Public School who will attend the Regional Science Fair in Ripley include grade 6, Tammy Wight and Karen Pickard, demonstation; Heather Howald and Barb Stein, model; Craig Irwin, model grade 7, Rob Johnston, Rob Bushell and Rod Husk, environment; Tony Gingrich, biology; Mandy Stewart, biology; Mary Ann Stanley, chemistry; Cathy Hamilton, John deBoer, Jeff Murray, Mike Irwin and Tony Falconer, physics; grade 8, Brenda Mensinga and Angela. Johnson, Andy Grazier and Brad Priestap, earth science; Ferri Johnson, Janet Lane. and Joanne de Boer, biology; Julie Davies and. Julie Stanley, Debra Emberlin and Susan Meyer, Chris Irwin, physics; grade 5, Tanya Neufeld, Sharon Askes, . Lana Craig and Marlene Martin, display; grade 6, Steve de Jong and David MacDougall, investigation; Vickielen and Denise Helm, demonstra- tion; Joyce Lane, investigation. Additional winners at the Lucknow Central Public School Science Fair who will not attend the regional. science fair include, grade 1, Eric McDougall, best project; grade 4, Liliana. Hunter, display; grade 7, Eric Cowan, Alan Sackrider and Mike Bradley, earth science; Kim Coughlin, environment- al; Fred Flanagan, investigation; grade 8, Heather MacDougall and Jody Edwards, chemistry; Howard Neable and Gary For- ster, earth science; Julie Clarke and Heather Maelntyre, environmental. A county -wide science fair will also be held in Huron County on April 14. First and second plaice winners in each of the three categories, biological, physical and general from the four regional science fairs will be competing. Grade. 7 and 8 students with'° Grade 6 optional, competed in =their own. school fairs and one winner from each category entered the four regional fairs held last week. I This is the first county -wide science fair to be held in. Huron County, Up to now only'' elementary schools at the north end of the county have competed' in science fairs with winners 'participating in the Perth County science fair. This year interest from across the county makes it possible for Huron to. hold its own county fair. Four exhibitors from the county will go on to compete at the Canada -wide' fair in Toronto. Students from Brookside Public School who attended the Regional Science Fair at Robertson Public School in Goderich last Tun to page s. Change hockey system... *from page 1 could facilitate the earlier start of the hockey season in Lucknow. Coaches and managers complained of the necessity to rent ice out of town to get practice .time, before the first scheduled game of the season. Otherwise, they said, the teams go in cold without practice against teams which have bad ice for a month.' The observation was made that Lucknow Arena could' also rent ice to teams from other towns such as Teeswater; where the ice cannot go in until after the fall fair in October. Bill Hunter requested the assistance of an equipment manager be responsible for ord- ering new equipment, repairing' equipment and keeping an inventory of equipment. Hunter also requested someone to assist with the booking of the arena. The four man committee looking into the scheduling of B team games will report to the next meeting of the Association which is to be held at the. Lucknow Town Hall on April 20. Parents of hockey players are asked to attend. Return from Florida vacation By Kathryn Todd Mr,. and Mrs. Angus Mac- Donald returned home after spending two weeks on vaca- tion in'Florida... Mr. and Mrs. 'John Sleeker Jr. of Owen Sound visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Sleeker. Mr. and Mrs. Don Taylor and family enjoyed the com- pany of Carol McRoberts of Chatsworth on the weekend. Visitors for the Easter weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Cranston were Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Grigg; Brenda and Karen of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. -Gord . Hunt, Jim, Greg .and Angela of Elmira; Mr. and , Mrs. Tom Irwin, Candice and Peter of Bel - grave and Mrs. Gladys Cran- ston of Lucknow. Helen Todd and Isobel Miller held supper on Easter Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Todd and Mr. and Mra. Wayne Todd and Tamil- ies, and Mr, and Mrs. Ray Laidlaw and Greg of''Whig- ham, Mr, and Mrs, Gordon Ly- ons enjoyed the company of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Bradley of inverhurof, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff-Croskill of Listowel and Mr. and Mrs. John. Lyons and family of Londesbor- ough. Mr. and Mrs, Jim Pegg. Jimmie, Dannie and Shari of. Waterdown visited with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pegg and Heather on . Good' Friday. Other recent visitors with, Mr. and Mrs. Pegg were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Leather dale and Anita of Hamilton; Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Pegg, Shane, Joel and Christa of Bluevale; Peggy Burton and Larry Johnston Jr, of Ancas- ter and Jeff Treftlin of Fort Francis. Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Todd and Mrs. Fran MacAuley of Huron Township attended the funeral of service of their uncle, Frank Andrews of London, in Stratford on Mon. day. St.' Helens W.I. St. Helens Women's In- stitute pot luck dinner and. annual meeting were held in the St. Helens hall with 22 members present,' The din- ner was served by Mrs. Gordon Lyons, Mrs. Ross Gammie, . Mrs. Russell Phil- lips and Mrs. Earl Jamieson. The tables were decorated with Easter flowers and candy. The roll call was answered by each member paying her fee for membership, The annual reports were given for the past year. The retiring president, Mrs. Rob- ert Aitchison was thanked for her leadership. The new slate of officers for 1982 is: president, Mrs. Harold Cooper; 1st vice pres- ident, Mrs. John Stratton; 2nd .vice president, Mrs. Keith Tyler; secretary treas- urer, Mrs. Ivan Clark; assist- ant secretary treasurer, Mrs. Russell .Phllli . s; district dir- ector, Mrs. ert Aitchison; alternate director, Mrs. Lloyd Moffat; branch ohne- tors, Mrs. Peter Chandler, Miss Isobel Miller, Mrs. James 'Aitchison; pianist, Mrs. Bruce Raynard; pen- nies for friendship, Mrs. James Aitchison; auditors, Miss Isobel Miller and Mrs. Turn to page, 9* Come Help Us •Celebrate r 25TH Birthday TO MARK THEIR 25TH ANNIVERSARY THE Luckfloind District Lions Club are having a Banquet & Dance Satwday, May a, Ives LUCKNOW DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE Social Hour 6 - 7 p.m. Roast Beef Dinner - 7 p'. m. Speaker - Entertainment - Dancing FOR TICKETS: NOTIFY DONALD MacKINNON BY APRIL 24, 1982 -828-3043 Lucknow And Distict Lions Club.