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Clinton News-Record, 1983-08-10, Page 12PAGE 12-CLINTON NEWS -RECORD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10,1983 District nws Thousands hne route for anniversary parade KURTZVILLE - Under sunny skies, with thousands lining the route, the Wallace Township 125th anniversary parade went off without a hitch on July 30. The parade included over 200 entrants and lasted about an hour and 10 minutes. Following the parade the Bavarian garden at the Wallace Community Centre did a brisk business in the sweltering heat. There were a variety of games for the enjoyment of the children. Nearly 1,000 children participated in the games, including bubble gum blowing and frog jumping contests. St. Marys Lincolns,;13,000 in the red ST. MARYS - The St. Marys Lincolns Junior B hockey Learn is approximately $13,000 in the red going into the 1983-84 season. Club president Stew McLennan said it was 'critical" that the team raise the money to keep the 28 -year-old operation afloat. Lincolns owe $5,000 to PARQ plus $10,000 on other loans. "Lincs and PARQ will be holding meetings to come up with a compromising solution to how the loan will be ' paid back," said Mr. McLennan. It cost the St. Marys hockey club about $58,000 to operate the team last season. Mr. McLennan estimates it will cost $5,000 to $10,000 more this season. Quality craft festival LUCKNOW - The Lucknow Agricultural Society's 13th annual craft festival was held on Friday and Satur- day, July 29 and 30, in the Lucknow Arena. Many spectators com- plimented the committee on the quality of the many fine displays this year. The exhibitors were very ap- preciative of the opportunity of being able to drive into the arena to unload their crafts. An average attendance was reported for the two day show. Miss Judy Ward, Miss Lucknow Fall Fair and Miss Mid -Western Ontario 1982 was present to make the major draws. AgriculturatSociety restores roundhouse SEAFORTH - Visitors to the new Seaforth and District Community Centre may have noticed something new at the nearby old roun- dhouse, owned by the Seaforth Agricultural Society. What's new is a cedar shake roof, the first step in the Society's plan to restore, and refurbish the building, built about 1900. "The roof alone will cost about $8,000," says Ken Coleman, of the Society. The building, designated historically and ar- chitecturally valuable several years ago by the town, will be eligible for a grant of up to $2,000 under the province's BRIC program. The Society also plans to Anstall corner moldings, which will be of old style galvanized material. Last year the Agricultural Society asked local people for opinions on whether the building should be saved. The majority who wrote letters to the editor said yes. Service study for Exeter employees EXETER - The name of B.C. Premier Bill Bennett cropped up in a discussion on town staffing at Exeter council, and the reaction of works superintendent Glenn Kells to the tenor of the debate was similar to that of some people in B.C. who are angered over their gover- nment's austerity program which has resulted in decreased services and staffing. The debate erupted when works committee chairman Don MacGregor reported that two members of the staff, Duncan Pennycock and Milt Taylor, would be retiring in August. The committee recom- mended that council appoint Taylor to fill Pennycock's position as supervisor at the landfill site and that a full- time laborer be hired to fill Taylor's vacancy. MacGregor said the committee had discussed the alternatives "for quite some time" and felt that a full- time employee was required. However, Mickle suggested that the matter should be studied further. 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