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HE L;UCKNOW SENTINEL, ILUCKNOW,ONTARIO:,
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LETTER TO EDITOR'
Ripley Lacks Brave
Men Say Giris 1
Left.rOf•.De
fefl�
Last; week, The:.Sentinel corm,
ented on the: proposed trip of •
Ripley District Hgh School to Expo
m Yvne where '14 women • w'ill chap-
eron 68 girls and: 2 men will chap
eron 39 boys•. , ,
We commented that it `rather•. sur=
'
prised us that so.manyw,ere.need
ed to' look after the girls. while the
young men required so few 'adults.
• to keep them in line.
Apparently the girls of the school
blame the imbalance of chaperons
/, ,as;an' indication that there is 'a'.
serious lack .of "brave men" in the
Ripley district:
The girls, pat theinselves'on`the
bank' and say that because of,theit
• previous excellentrecord, ladies•of
the community are eager-to,accom.
' any theme knowing that the girls
'will be' well.beh'aved.
The following letter was received
by the editor of the Sentinel in
reply to' last week's' article
Ripley District High School,
Ripley, Ontario,
May 12, 1967. -
Mr. Don Thompson, Editor,
Lucknow Sentinel.
Luclknow , Ontario.
•
Dear Mr. Thompson,
RegardinWthe article which app •
• eared.in the Lticknow Sentinel,
May 10, concerning the integrity
of R. D. H'S Girls, we would .like
to inform whom • it ntay,concern
been able to secure the services of
Only two chaperons .for their pro- '
je cted trip to Expo. Thanks t� out
excellent record of co-operation,
we have a waiting list of chaper-
ons..
Yours truly, , •
R D. H. S, Girls'.
Douglas Point
Information Centre
ns This Week
The. Douglas Point ,Nuclear Power
Station :Information' Centre will
open for.the summer on Saturday,.
M ay,20th :. From then until early
September it will be open to°the' •
public daily from 10:30 a m•.. to
5.3,0: pm
This year, visitors will see new
display panels, .a working. model :oft.
the station arid other models
showing the reactor and the process:
of nuclear` fission';. New films on
nuclear power will be available for
showing at the ,Centre this year
Operated jointly by Atomic
Energy of Canada Limited and
Ontario Hydro,' the Centre has
,jbeen visited by .more than 250,000
since it was established five .yeah _`
'ago. Films on.,Canada's.nuclear
program are shown at the Centre's ,.
theatre and visitors may view the
station from a lookout platform
while guides ,describe points of
interest,••
Chief Guide at the Information.•
Centre is Edward •(Ted)'Dillane
He will be assisted throughout•the
summer by three uniirersity
students. Paul. Marrow, of
.Kincardine, is studying for a B.Sc.,
degree in Agriculture at the
University of Guelph; Ronald Mc•
Innes, of Port Elgin, graduated
from York University last year and,
is now enrolled .as a law student •
at the University of Toronto, while
Peter Tucker; of.Kincardine, -
attends Wellington College, tJni'v
major its and•, " °'�""'"'°'+•'�
The 200., 000 -Kilowatt Douglas
Point Station, 'Canada's first
scale nuclear -electric gener• ting
'plant, was built by Atomic Energy
of Canada Limited and'is operated.
by Ontario Hydro., The sta$n first c
supplied ,electric ,ty to. the systern
in January 1967. •
School .Term Ends
at San Salvador
LANGSIDE NEWS
Mrs. Jim ,Richardson w. he is
teaching at San Salvador will
completethe, school year on May
19 and expects to holiday in this
area before going to language
school at Costa Rica for July and
August.
RETURNS FROM .HOSPITAL
Hilda de poet; daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 'Peter de Boer returneduto:
her home., on'Sunday from St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London following.
eye surgery on May 2nd
Mrs. and Mrs. Doug 'Macleod of
Toronto spent a few days last week
with the latter's parents, Mr. and,
Mrs. Richard McQuihin 'and .'Ronnie
George, Richardson, of Guelph
visited •on;Monday with his brother
Jack Richardson and •ne :Phew Bob at
Carruthers Nursing Flame. Miss`
Margaret'Moffat of Toronto spent
the week -end with Graham Moffat
and Miss Emma Richardson -who
returned to Toronto with her;.
Week -end visitors 'at their res-
pective homes were Barbara
McQuillan; of Toronto;: Bob joung
of Waterloo; Jirn Orr' of London
and Ken Young of Thatnesville :•
Charlieriffin
.o.-
ing'the best of health, is at his •
hone and goes to London each
Week . for treatment He was able
to visit with relatives in Lucknow
on Sunday.
Congratulations to Mr.,and, Mrs:
.Ronald Conley of Trenton on the
birth of.a *son.:Wednesday,: May
100h at Trenton'Hospital
•
WEDNESDAY, .MAY 17th; 1967
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Promote Planting Centennial Roses
LOCHALSH NEWS
•
'Ripley Horticultural ,Society has
been promoting the planting of
Centennial Roses and mny'in. this'
area took advantage of the week
end opportunity •
Mrs.: Tom MacDonald has been
visiting in Lucknow with her dau
ghters for the past few weeks.
Mr: and Mrs. Allan MacLean of
Collingwood wererecent visitors
in the corninunity.
•. .Several from the community
attended the • ":Guy Lombardo"
dance in Kincardine on Thursday
•evening,. .
Tom Farrell, . Robert' McIntosh
and David Elphick were among
those who attended. the sale in •
Wiarton on Thursday
Anniversary Services: will be held
at ;Ashfield Presbyterian Church on
• Sunday' next with Rev: JOS: Mac-
Donald the guest `speaker:
Recent visitors: with Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles were Mr: and,
Mrs. frank Barkwell and Mrs..
Harry Smith of Toronto. and:Mrs.;
Evelyn Barkwell of'Lucknow.
Mrs.. David .Elphick . and •Mrs.:
'Norval Stewart. were in Lions Head.
ori Saturday attending the, Horti-
cultural show there .
Sally :and Louise MacDonald of
Windsor• -spent a few.days.,at the
Dan. MacDonald home during the
past week,
The Local Horticultural Societies
will hold a tree planting ceremony •
at :Point • Clark :Light House • on Suri:=
day next, 21st of May at 3p;,;m '
All interested citizens are wel
come This tree Chas been donated'.
by Ontario Horticultural Associa- . "
tion to this Historical
M aster John McIntosh is in good •
health again after a trip to hospit-
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