HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1981-10-07, Page 8Good coVerage •
To the staff at the Lucknow Sentinel:
The Lucknow Agricultural Society would like to thank you
for the excellent coverage of this year's fair. It was greatly
appreciated,
Ross Erringt i, Secretary,
The Lucknow Agricultural Society.
Dispute contract
To the Editor:
You may recall that en two occasions in the recent past the
Huron County School Board was about to buy boilers of
foreign manufacture despite. the fact that theref are a
nuni1 er of competent Canadian boiler manufacturers who
could supply this equipment, one of which ..is located in.
Huron County at Seaforth.
The foreign boilers at the ` Goderich High School have
been installed, • .
Because of considerableeffort by Our company in the fall
of 1980, Canadian boilers of our manufacture were installed.
in the McCurdy School in Huron Park instead of the foreign •
boilers. The board'redlized a c lisiderable savings as a
- result of our efforts. . • •
We have just•learned that, at the advice of Mr. R. Egan,
the board's consulting engineer, the board has' awarded a
contract fora new'bolier in the Seaforth District High School
• to a contractor 'who will supply a boiler of ;foreign
Manufacture.
This is despite the fact. that this school• lit only '/� mile
from our plant .
Robert Bell Industries paid taxes this year into the Huron
County school system in the amount of $2,457.05. If the taut
paid by our employees,is added to this it would.easily double •
the amount.
We have..been informed that a difference of 51,932,00
exists between the foreign bailer and our boiler. .
In light of the sagging industrial base iu Ontario, the tens
of thousands of. dollars that our company .has contributed to
the educatilnnal tax -base of Huron :County and: the substan-
'fiat savings that the school board enjoyed last year at our .~
ef'`fert, we. cannot • understand the decision of the school
board in this. instance. •
We make assurance to all who receive this letter that our
company will take every possible step to . remove this
injustice, We: would be more than happy to discuss this
• matter with you and explain our view of the . numerous •
details involved. We are at your service1 •
Yours truly,
C. B. Smith, B.A. SC„ 1'. Eng,
Design and Production Engineer,
a Goi'illapiayed Beethoven
Ever see a gorilla, play
Beethoven? That will be part
of the fun at Blyth . Memorial
Halt when_Carneratalults on.
a special children's. concerto
Saturday, October 17, .at 2
pm.
'he concert includes the
works of Braining, 84ethoven
and Schubert among others
but it's all wrapped tip in a
package of hilarious antics
that will have even thosewho
think they hate classical
,trnsic wishing the 50.minute
ertweusldnever end.
The gorilla come§ in
during a . rather mixed-up
version of"Little Red Itkling
Hood" that takes "up 12
minutes of the concert, The
concert's length can . vary
because it develops soon-
taneously • from the
c=hildren's reactions and
responses.
The group encourages
participation from their
yoiaig audience An example
would be what ' Carner.°ata
Calls the "mood" section of
its programme, The children
are asked to suggest words
which ciescrilre feelings spelt
as• "happy" � "sad" or
"excited". I.rner°ata then
plays a piece which first
Oliustrates those erring
rile.
Another part of the
program is an "Opera
Sporf', in which, Mary Lou
-Pais GadeynrIs:and
other styles of ' operatic
singing, . Vocal piece are
chosen which are par.
ticularlyaccessible and
amusing to children. The
"Doll Aria" from Offen-
ba h's "Tales of Hoffman"
es included along with songs
from Winnie The Pooh,
Carrrerata includes four of
the best musical artists' in
Canada: Kathryn Root,
pianist, James Campbell,
clarinetist, Coenraa'd
Bioemendal, c=ellist and
Mary LoU Palls, soprano.
Tickets fear concert are
for both children and
adults or may stillbe purer
chased ,as part of the Blyth.
Centre fair the . Arts'
Children's Series which
includes . a stage adaptatiod.
of . "Charlotte's Web" by
1rewhon theatre on
Saturday.. March 13 and the
delightful puppet show
"Moments Mouse;ical" by
Frog Print Theatre on May
8, all for only$6 per person:
,Ticket.s may be ordered by
writing Blyth Centre for the
Arts, Box 291, Blyth or
Calling 523-0300,
L* eknow &mikado Veednealloh OttObelt
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