Members of Boy Scout Troop 109 attended one week of summer camp at Camp Oyo in Friendship, Ohio where they won first place in both the swimming and scout craft competitions in 1982. Troop 109 was sponsored by the Ironton Elks Club BPOE 177. (Tribune File Photo)

Chris Spanner, a graduate of Ironton High School, was crowned the 1982 Lawrence County Fair Queen. Shown from left are Angela Lykins, most photogenic; Robin McDonald, third runner-up; Michelle Myers, second runner-up; Fair Queen Chris Spanner; Kim Edwards, first runner-up; Kim Gillum, fourth runner-up; and Cheryl Elswick, winner of the Kiwanis Citizenship award. (Tribune File Photo | Carol Kitts)

Summer Gatewood, left, learns how to take a potato and Indian ink and make a scarf with the instructions of troop leader Lavonne Phillips, right, in this 1982 photo. Once the scarves were made, the girls used them to designate which group they would belong to and work together during the camp. (Tribune File Photo | Carol Kitts)

Finche Gardens of South Point purchased the reserve champion steer at the Lawrence County Fair at a price of $1,803 from 4-H member Darrin Jenkins in 1982. Shown from left are Fair Queen Kristie Spanner, Alden Finche, and Jenkins. (Tribune File Photo | Carol Kitts)

1982 Miss Lawrence County Fair Queen Pageant offered winners trophies, gifts from area businesses and a chance to compete in the pageant on the state level. Committee members were, from left, Jim O’Keefe; Jim Brown, Kiwanis Club president; Jamisue Boggess; and Lance Harris. (Tribune File Photo)