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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1984-09-19, Page 1kge 20 3 • y 'Ingham sing. fernoon 31yreod anloss, ughter, Clara to The 'Lorna are 92 Ashton ticle op ver the .moved use �n late Ed ,telcome " of the •4 etcopY.350 Printed* Luclaiow; Qatari°, Wednesday, Septembernt 1984 • • is 24 pages • rn Ontario at Lucknow fall fah* s on the, 5 pan, ng was t 27 to and an as held aining flicipai Miss 'Kincardine :Fall- Fair, , Beatrice osiger was ,cr.i•ovned 'Mist Midwestern OntarioSaturdiy evehing..at the Lucknow Tall Fair, Lindell Cross, Miss Lucknow _Fall Fair, was: first •tunnerupin the pageant .which drew a capacity crowd 'at the Lucknow. District Community : Centre. ; , • , • Twenty-five " contestants . participated. in the pageant which is the highlight of the Lucknow Fall Fair. RunneisuP WO included Miss HoWick, Kim:Ststfal whose predeees4. or, Diane McLean gave 4p her title of Miss 'Midwestern Ontario when she 'crowned this ear's winner: - •Third runnerup,,,waa Lisa Wathke, -Miss ort Elgin -and the judges decided .Miss Mount Foreat,::Billie Joe Kinzei should receive honourable In'ention: Cathy Lyons, Miss Walkerton Chickenfeat, was voted Miss Congeniality by the contestants. . Other contestants inthepageant included iss Arran -Tara, Lorie Nitration; Miss Atwood • Lions, Lisa Coneybeare; Miss Ayton. Joan Becker; Miss Brussels,.Cathy cGavin; Miss -Chesley, Debbie Clhoun; iss Clinton; Karen Cook; Miss:Dungan.; : ton, Susan Brindley; Miss Hanover, I Heath- I • r•Chittick; Miss Listowel, Susan ZYtai, Miss Markdale, Leiya 'Lukiancliuk; Miss Mild-. 14y., KarenBietz; Miss Paisley, ' Kari Lynn , - Turn to page. 4.. . , . • "••••., . . • . ' .. • • Miss Kincardine 'Tall Fair - Beatrice Bosiger, 17, of Kincardine Township was. crowned Miss Mid -western -Ontario at the Lucknow Fall Fair Saturdayevennig. Shown with her at* from the left Cathy Lyons, Miss Walkerton Chickenfest who was voted Miss Congeniality ".^. • • , .L.:•0-7•4 ' .• ' "..,:"10. • • 1: • by the pageant contestants; Lindell Cross, Miss Lucknow Fall Fair, first runner-up; Miss Mid -western Ontario, Beatrice Bosiger; Kim Statia, Miss Howick Fall Fair, second runner-up and Usa Wathke, •Nts4. Part Elgin, third runner-up. (Photoby Sharon Dietz) • Lucknow-Village Council called a meeting • fthe councils and clerks Of the four • municipalities which • participate in the . support of the Lucknow Medical Centre: Reeve Joynt of Lucknow haSteen unable to teach agreement with the municipalities,of !Pest Wawanosh and Ashfield' or a cost sharing of the capital and maintenance costs, Of the centre: Presently the front window of fhe medical centrewaiting, room requires replacement .nd since an aluminum window is to be used " to replace the wooden window which otten, it will be a capital cost because it • upgrades the standard of 'the building. West Wawanosh Township sees .the window replacement as a maintenance cost and will only agree topay 20 per cent of the', cost. Originally Luc -know paid401er cent of the. capital and maintenance costs of the medical centre but in 1978, ,when .the dental suite was • installed, Lucknow reeve . George Joynt recommended the four municipalities 'which . also includes Kinloss, share the capital costs 25 per cent each: The four municipalities share the capital costs of the dental suite and its parking lot on a 25 per cent basis. It was decided an agreement should be signed among the four municipalities where- by capital costs would be shared equally on a- 25 per cent basis*and maintenance would be shared with Lucknovv paying 40 per cent and each of the other three municipalities paying 20 per cent each. Ashfield has informed council they will only agree to capital and maintenance , costs • being • shared with Lucknow paying 40 per cent and the other three paying 20 per cent according to the original agreement even though Ashfield • paid 25,per cent of the capital costs of the dental suite and the new parking Jot. Meet To Discuss Sewage Treatment Facility • Lucknow Village Council met with the: • village solicitor George Brophy and the village engineer, Burns Ross of B. M. Roks, and Associates to discuss the location of the • village's sewage 'treatment facility and tile . bed system in the township of West • Wawanosh and the objections • to' the, 1_ centre cost sna,ring proposal by. townShip residents who live in the area The meeting was held in a closed session prior to, the -regular meeting .of council. Consider Property Standards By-law • Council reviewed ' property standards by-laws for the town of Goderich and the •village of Ripley in preparation for the writing of a Lucknow property standards •by-law which will include minimum stand- ards as well as standards which must meet fire regulations. •• • Charges Withdrawn . • • • Charges laid under the properly standards by-law were withdrawn after Nancy Lyons of Lucknow removed id feeder pigs from a barn on Willoughby Street. Lucknow solicitor • George Brophy informed Lyons that a -minimum standards by-law would be coming •into effect and she should begin to upgrade the- standard of the barn, prior to the by-law coming into effect. Village solicitor Brophy also informed • council by letter that Lyons plans to erect a fence and plant a line of cedar trees to hide fro' view the scrap pile at the end of Bob Street The letter included a sketch of the proposed fence and tree line. • Anglican Minister To Act On Behalf Of Seniors Anglican Church Minister Marilyn Letson has informed council she will continue Rev. George Garratt'S Me with the senior citizens in Lucknow, to determine if a New Horizons grant is available for the creation of a seniors • • drop-in „centre in the baseMent of the Town Hall. Garratt is unable to continue' in this capacity as he has moved to Toronto. Reeve George Joynt said the grants available to the village for their share of the • project leave the town's share too high for • the village to manage at this time. Joynt said the town will have to be eligible for addition- al grants before the village can - afford to proceed/ with the project. • Council plans to provide a drop-in centre for seniors who at one time used the basement of the Log Cabin restaurant as a place to drop in for coffee and a gaine of Cards. • ain doesn't dampen the spirit of Lucknow fall fair Rain fell on the Lucknow Fall Fair parade • Rope Clhnbing ' Gilchrist and Oilldy Struthers. aturday afternoon but it did nothing to ampen the spirits of those who attended the nnual event as attendance was up overall. Exhibits increased as well in sornedepart- ents While others remained similar to reviousyears. • . • Winners of special events included:. • • Frog Jumping *7 & under: Gavin Colwell, Kerri Skillen, helley Johnston; • 8- 14: Chad Stanley, Chris Colwell, Adam killen, Chris Humphrey. StilMalking 12 & under: 'Brandi Sanderson, ' Devin anderson,WarrenAndrew; 13 St over: Peter Van Sickle, Charlene. tmelly, Albert Taylor, Murray Cardiff. • Tug of War, Elementary - Lucknow Central School,. ast Wawanosh Public School, Brookside ablic School, Lucknow Christian School; Teenage - Kinloss, F.E. Madill, 14 & . under -P Harvey Kikkert, Philip Watke • 15 & over - Mike MeWhinney, Jamie Hum- phrey, Fred Flannagan. • Horseshoe Pitching Singles - Harvey Livingston, Rob Biernes; Doubles (1) Spike Baker and Dick Askes, (2) Flarvey Livingston and Rick Conley. . , Log Sawing Societies: (1) Dungannon - Larry Park and Greg Peagn, (2) Lucknow Bob Gilchrist and Bob Struthers; (3) Ripley - Attrel Armstrong and John MacDonald. Ladies 1) Cindy Struthers and Mary Lynn MacIntyre; (2) Sandra Butler and Norma Macintyre.: * • Men: (1) Bob Gilchrist and Bob Struthers; (2) Wilbur Phillipi and Charlie Brindley; (3) Larry Park and Greg Feagan. Man and Lady: (1) Wilbur Phillip' and Kathy Brindley; (2) Dale drilchrist and Mary Lynne MaeIntyre; (3) Danny Baby Contest Over 60: ' (1) Jim Errington and • Harry 04 months: (1) David - son of Mr. and Lavis; (2) Art • Stewart and Virden • Mowbray. Challenge Match: Bob Gilelyist and Bob Struthers defeated Larry Park and Greg Feagan; Best`time for log sawing Bob Gilchrist and Bob Struthers (11.9 sec. in, an 8" square timber). ' Arm Wrestling Ladies - Heavyweight: (1) Mary Steffler, (2) Cindy Emerton; Lightweight; (1) Valerie Bentines, (2) Mildred Hogan • (3) Michelle Johnston; • Men's .7, Lightweight: (1) Paul Hackett, • (2) Briar: Gibson, (3) Larry Blake;, • . Middleweight: (1) George Alton, (2) Paul Carter; (3) Grant Gilchrist • Heavyweight: (1) Paul Gross, (2) Dick A.skes, (3) RontangloiS; Challengematch - George Alton defeated i Paul Gross n 2 straight matches. Mrs. Jack Cameron; •(2) Sandra - daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Needham; (3) Robert - son of Mr. and Mrs. John Moir. 4-8 months: (1) Angela daughter of Mr. • •andMrS. Jamie Elliott, (2) James - sonof • Mr. and Mrs. Ken de Boer; (3) Joshua - son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe West, 8-12 Months: (1) Sarah - daughter Of Mr. • • and Mts. GrantVerguson; (2) Adam son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart; (3) Darlene - daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Doug Aitchison.' • Points of Interest Person coming the farthest distance: Mrs.. Smeder of Hardenbye, Holland; Cou- ple coming the farthest di.stnce: Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett of ' Owen Sound; • Largest &hilly at the fair: Mr. andlirs: Leo Murray (8) Holyrood; rul Mts. Mat Conley (I) Lucknow; Longest Beard: Iyan Dow, R.R. 3 WingharnOldest Lady a the fair: Mrs: Herb Miller, Lucknow; Oldest Ttun to et Si • 1 r 3;