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The Lucknow Sentinel, 1970-07-08, Page 4THE .LUCKNOW SENTINEL:LUCKNOW, ONTARIO ' WEDNESDAY, JULY ith, MO The L, UCKNOW SENTINEL • .: LUCKNOW, ,ONTARI , 'Ms lopipy Tew," - on the Hursn Brea Boundary • Second cuss 'Nal Rog ation 'Number 0847 . . Ettabliehed 1873. -- Published Each Wednesday Afternoon, Member of the C.W.N.A.. and O.W N.A.. Subscription Rate, $51.04 a year in advance to the: U.S,A., $740 Donald C. Thompson,. Publisher WEDNESDAY, JULY Sth, 1978. Daae Andrew Named HomouraryPres.; Canadian Hereford Assoc., Area N.�tive BY ZION. CORRESPONDENT One of the June issues of The Free Press Weekly, , published in. .Winnipeg and one Of Canada's national farm newspapers • c"ontained a picture'of Dave A. Andrew of Calgary, stating that. M.r. Andrew had been elected honorary.• president of the Canadian Hereford Association. Dave'Andrew,. 79, was born at ' Lucknow and was 'secretary. of the; Canadian Hereford Association. for 17 years until his retirement in 1959.... . A Guest _Editorial .. WISDOM -THE CONCERN AF PARENTS BY DIANE _ZINN,_ GRADE: 12B __- F. E. MADILL SECONDARY 'SCHOOL, The knowledge explosion of "today is the talk of teenagers and the worry. of parents. With the knowledge students are 'acquiring, , parents. feel inadequate to handle •the problems , of their youth. Some parents may even 'hesitate because their kids know so much more• - : y did=at -the t age Knowledge, doesn't . make. the . youth of today smart, because without wisdom; students may as well be computers or robots. Students Dave Andrew was born July 1st 1890 on a farm south of Lucknow. on, the 12th of Ashfield Township The fairn is now owned, by Wm. G. Hunter. Dave received ed his primary education in the local schools and entered the 'Ontario Agricultural'Coilege in the Fall of 190" to. ta-ke the • Associate'Course in „Agriculture.. He re-entereddthe college in 1924 to complete his degree course .graduating; in Animal. Husbandry. ' • He .was assistant farm manager at the Indian -institute, Farm at Brandon , Manitoba for, twoyears; manager of the Provincial.Dem- • do show a lack .of wisdom in handling their own .physical, mental. and onstration Farm at Vermilion, 'moral 'welfare. This is where parents ,should step in. Wisdom is .not Alberta 'for ten g ears:and ,in-` structor. in Animal Husbandry at The best method of • acquiring: w-isdam is in responsibility and_ exper- ience in the family unit. In this world of, technique, students look for guidanceand hinna.n'value' in the home. - I believe -if as: rich time were •spent on wisdom as on knowledge; we would not be faced with..students rioting and. the use of drugs. Par-' ents' don't have to be "great brains" to : teach simple decency, human warmth and: a sense of respansiliiity to One's fellow human beings. And students should have . the decency to. listen to their parents, no matter how hippie' they youth.. may, be. MISER -SPENDTHRIFT GOVERNMENTS To •a citizen contemplating the manner ' in' which his •.tai money is`• spent, the spectacle: is eve vi*ay thai-govern- tnents combine the, opposed characteristics of the miser andtthe spend - The niggardly, tightly -audited... parsimony 'with which politicians clot-somp�ee c -:-cont st s g--with-the , tit limit; 'there's plenty 'more where that came from' ' extravagance with . which they pour it out on: others. But spending•on libraries, hospitals, health services (particu- larly where mental. disorder is involved ), research, penal sand cor- 'rec ional InStitutians,. old people's and' children's ..homescome defin iteiy in the. miserly sphere. St F.Wighways and national defence come equally emphatically in the spendthrift .zone. 'ev'en 'whin same of the is estianaable from tti r wp-int of theo rist or• ---t e milta1ris' : `T'hat ,$1 �, miIiibn dollar refit of the aircraft: Carrier Bonaventi re followed : by, its scrap- ping only three years later is a notable case in point. ; Education presents a curious instance of a split attitude. Ea- penditures are tightly controlled in ' such matters as books. and teachers' salaries. lavish in school buil = -,• -w ones) and school buses. • It occ*urs'. to some to wonder bow closely 'goy°ernments are in � in epros- ecThe real truth may be that and large. the electorate would to ha'-c+enero , : , omical where now :they are lavish ' the VerrnilionnAgriculrural Schoolfrotil January 1st 1930 until the school was closed for military: purposes ih April , 1941, with•the eaeeptidriof;.one terirr during.:which he served in the same eapacit•v at the• Olds ,School • of Agriculture:, 'Olds,' Alberta. He was 'engaged in agricultural representative .work •in Ontario • d b h C for seven ears, .Liie.t �.,tn iron ada-obtained'the pedigree recog- l- and Halton Counties. He.was ninon it so•long sought from'U:S. also Dist:r•ict:Agricultu•ralist in and is certainly a. Book full of'', Alberta with headquarters. in interest to the cattle breeder. V'e•rmilionm froAp il1=,41 until September*, 1 -='� i.: l,Zrcki M.t .'Andrew is married to the tithe' he acdeptec :a.. p ninon• ,. • toriner *Elea 'Stanley of Kincar- D. A. Andrew of Calgary has been elected honorary pres- ident of the Canadian Hereford Association. Mr. Andrew, • 79, Was born :at Lucknow, Ont., and was secretary of the CHA. for 17 years until his retirement ;in 1959, connected with the history of • the fiat century of Hereford breed - _ 1n 1961 the book "Thi H ereford • :three-year contract, but Dr, in Canada" 1860 - 1960 was com. r Mowbray expects to spend'at pleted written by Dave:Andrew ,. least five bars in Indonesia and Hereford historian and published perhaps stay indefinitely'. at: that time in a quantity. of Catherine' and Jolin'.�will leave. ' 5000 copie4 The Vnittraf. ris this Friday by air,.accornpanied printed. on' slick paper in large • by `their' son Scott , age 11: The:, readable type and is well bound. have the necessary books and:: containing 552 pages - of the . : lessons for Scott to.' continue his history 0 the first 100 'years' of the/j schooling by Correspondence Hereford breed in Canada There- second son,- Paul. age 17.. will are dozens•of pages, listi.ng:psom-; join thein. later this surrtmer. inent.sir.es used in the .herds of Their third son., John, is -a third, individual breeders who made. ,year law, student at the University worth while contributions.•to.the of Saskatchewan. • • whiteface breed. This interest •The Aiowbrays'visited for a Contribute To Help BuiIdSchool Welk-knowrt',Canadian broad- Gaster. Betty Kennedy has this week sent a letter to Stuart E. Collyer, Principal of Lucknow and District Public School to give thanks for a contribution received for "Project Schoolhouse".. Grades 1 to 8• at Lucknow School contri- ' buted $25 to the fund.*. The *funds: will help -build` a school--in-.the=-Common ,e -a -it aFi bbean Island' of St. Vincent as • Ontario's International Education Year Project. The United. ' Nations designated 1970 as IEY year, to helppromote better understanding between peoples of the world; Mrs'.= Kennedy.is Chairman of The Minister's Advisory Commit- tee on Educational Assistance which was established by the Hon; William Davis last year. LUCKNOW NATIVE. . '1 CONTINUED FRONT PAGE 1 ,ing ' so; escii e•s; ow an - few -days in this -area- with rela- tives prior to leaving. Care , ilrigina11y'Co-operation for • Arnerican Relief Everywhere: and: founded during the Second World War,. is. a Joint U.S. - Canadian venture: sponsored by the Federal' governments of both... of "Secreiary ca' e C= di daughters and Three granddaught- Hereford As.ocia apz7 -71e er_ : Mrs. Gordon. 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