HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-03-18, Page 16r •
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An item of news buried
inside last week's paper was
h ded "Will Permit
ping.o
Writer Ab Nifylds agrees
whole -heatedly with trustee
Muriel Aiken in : her
statements. Also the writer
understands that Dr. Bette
Stephenson, Ontario.
Minister of Education and.
also the Toronto Board of
kation ' have the same
feeling . on - this question.
Irning, which should be
the aim of teaching is best
accomplished where there is
a friendly feeling of corn -
passion,' co-operation: and
mutual respect between
studentsand teacher.
In our estimation even the
presence of the strap without
its use is not conducive to
this situation. Rather it
brings about fear and dread
m some timid students . and
with them mental scars
which may last a lifetime. In
Matthew chapter 19, verse 14
the Great Teacher Jesus said
to his disciples, "Suffer the
little children and forbid
them not to come unto me".
On the other hand we often
hear "Spare the rod and
spoil the child; which is a
phrase this writer cannot
find in the Bthle. The nearest
to it is in the Old Testament
Proverbs 19, . verse 24 in
regard .toa father and his
son.
Through the years in
teaching Ab Wylds has found
that Christian comparison is
the way to make teaching an,,
enjoyable experience for all.
concerned Andthere he
rests his ccs? against the
strap as abrutaldevice, non®
conducive to learning, the
way Ab Wylds sees it
anyway.
Socialnotes,
Recently Nick and Grace
Peet of Ripley returned
home from a trip to Ermelo
in :Holland. During their visit
they joined in marking the
80th birthdayof their
mother.
On Saturday evening
Walter and Jean de Wolfe of
Kincardine visited with
Oraen and Doris Rock at
their new home just east of
RiPleY
Last Friday Clarence and.
Lois Pollock left Ripley for
winter vacation in. Florida:
Also reported on vacation
in the south are Ray and.
Margaret Fuller of Ripley.
Last week ' Mrs. Norma
MacLennan returned home
to Ripley from; visiting with
her family in Toronto. In the
city are daughter Jean and
sons Donald and Kenneth.
Also last Friday Mrs,
Marion M(Lean• was able to
return home from hospital in'
London.
Resident at Huronvilla in
Ripley, Lot Culbert is a
patient in . Kincardine and
District Hospital.
It is reported that Mrs.
Norval Stewart has sold the
farm just east of Olivet to
neighbour Danny Boyd who
liveson tlie Sandy and Peggy
MacCharles farm. Mrs.
Minerva Stewart plans to
move to Ripley.
Reg Godfreyand his wife
ool strap as
Frances of Ripley had an
enjoyable trip this winter to
the Gulf part of Texas. In
south Texas"they were at
Corpus Christi and *from
there over to Padre Island- a
long narrow island just off
the coast in the: Gulf . of
Mexico.
It amazes Ab Wylds how
widely this column : is read
On Feb. 25 we mentioned
that we were looking for a
black and yellow stamp :-
first issued. on January 19.
Our thanks goes to Betty S.
Paul of Harper Woods,
Michigan for sending one
this ;.past week. As , we un-
derstand it Harper Woods is
a: part of greater Detroit.
Betty Paul enclosed along
with the envelope cover a
note telling that Mabel
Breckenridge (the former
Mabel Stephenson) . of
Huronvilla in Ripley is her
aunt and Frank Stephenson
of Niagara Falls, . Ontario is
her uncle.
The yellow coloured
,stringed musical instrument
is the mandora, forerunner
of the mandolin and this one
is in the °Royal Ontario
Museum on. Bloor. Street in
Toronto:,
Last . Friday John and
Karen• , Wyld of Malcolm
Street and his grandmother
Mrs. Minnie Wyld of
Huronvilla motored to.
Toronto. Minnie is visiting
with her son Harold and
Tena Wyld in Weston while
John and Karen visited with
her parents Mr. and 'Mrs.
Ken Gale also of Weston.
To Mrs. Gladys Huston of
Huronvilla, Ripley goes our
thanks for writing up the 99th
birthday of Mrs.. Belle Henry
also of Huronvilla. To .Mrs..
Henry goes the best wishes
of this community that she
will make the 100 mark neat
year.: She wasbom and
raised on the 8th concession
two blocks west of Ripley,
the east 50 acre farm of the
one where Pete and Dean
Guikenia and . family now
live or lot 26 east ; half,
concession, 7, . Huron
Township.
The first red wmgedblack
bird made it back to Ripley
last Sunday. There he was in
the trees and on the hydro
wires loudly proclaiming the
arrival of himself and
spring. But he must have
been mistaken for by noon it
was snowing like mad. What
amazes us is how does he
findeach year that little wild
apple tree where he and his
mate build their nest and.
worse still, how does he
remember to get up on the
hydro line to dive. bomb Ab
Wylds for the past five years
at least.
On Monday of this week
Niels Frederiksen of
Malcolm Street started back
at. the Kincardine Golf and
Country Club to get things
readyfor those early spring
golfers. No doubt if the
weather is still wintry there
are things to do in the.
clubhouse.
Fire
Responding to the call
were Joe Hodgins, Allan
Irwin,Donnie Peterbaugh,
Jobe ny Dodds, Bob John
Brutal device.
ston, : Doug Liddle, Rod
MacDonald, Harvey:Pol'lock,
George, McLean and Brian
Pollock.
Soon the'red fire truck and
the water truck wereon the
way down the main street
and around the corner east
towards Holyrood. They
travelled east three to.
the . Elwood Elliott corner
and then north on. the Huron
and Kinloss boundary
sideroadalmost, to the
northeast corner of Huron
township. Here en this road
two car crash had occurred
endohe.., car was on fire.
The location was opposite
a building erected in the,
bush lot on .:tile east side of
ttie road. Drivers of the cars
were Cecil. Dore ; of Bervie
and Margaret Kelly of RR2
Lambeth,,
The Kelly car, a, 1978
Chrysler sedan • was
destroyed bythefire.
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