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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1989-06-14, Page 1............................. . . . ,-Chaftt pbells celebrate Vpies andIEdua',Campbell velebratetheirlieth wedding anniversary today (June_ 14). Triends,-and-relatives dropped in iast Saturday to -extend their :best wishes. trat Liv- ingston_photo) 0 After -suggesting the Village of "-Ripley ,install a ,sewage disposal system -almost five years ago, the Ministry of Znviron- ment has backed out of :-granting11.6 million needed for the project, =mil heard May 30. At the special meeting, which .engineer Steve -Burns of -RAVI. Ross.and Associates of ,Goderich .and represen- tative of the project engineering 'branch of the Ministry of the Environment Ed Sexsinith •attended, councillors were shocked to learn that the -ministry -would riot -grant the :money in the 19894990 • fiscal year -Which--ends ,next Village r1ek ;Susan Stevesson said <May 31 :that _Mr. Sextunith broke the news to courkeitsaYing, **there isinefun- iling for aPita1-moots in .19119,4,1290." 'The ,mas only ,..avni,luble for „e,ngineexing and --Agarining gods, abe :$he laid cotincil jt°I.gularly in peca1-,,msetings -over :the Past four -Years to;-11ittlias the inStautkon of a sewage systnjnthe--vore of Rjpley room.',Cte„Orfie Vander as said May 31 the Inillifit,rY V.901Xted a:study ive yews ago,and-found lot" of „sewage the village!s -.storm -sewers. jt spa- -101140 the Village ,.Perrilanent -aewsge system -le d. • • • • • $ * 'Today, June 14, Dynes and Edna Campbell of Lucknow celebrate '60 years of wedded bliss! They were married on June 14, 1929 in the Lucknow Presbyterian Church :by the late Rev. Charles. R. McDonald. Mr. -Campbell was born on the Larry Hackett farm on the 10111 concession of Ashfield 'Township. After their mar - Time the Campbells resided there =- Ill the fall of 1963 when they moved to .Dmigannon. Mr. gampbell worked for the late Girvin Heed And many I1fl remember till' delivering their bread to their :door, when he worked for Eedy's Bakery out of Dungannon. Edna and Dynes resided in Dungan- non for close to .21 years, moving -to Lucknow in 1984. Mrs nphell iidn't have -any ti to :pass on to -newlyweds, :but she comment that mhen she -mauled at the young age of 18, she was :quite matize .and -..perhaps that 'contributed to their happy life. 'In the :depression years :it was -rough going andthey • • tow thin..krannch:lhaidth:workedlheir! •-•4 i • „1:04- s. 337400,ivrthee7rs t• Alr...roamphelLennnedeidldslitate-mes <xocid io�k, mud fisizolity Heid :Ilikeit?" They have Ione mnliarOld, Who lives Mintloops, g3:C. Neighbours and -relatives Aro • . I .in to --extend /heir :best wishes - :cow :pie „last 'Saturday. Mrs. 11 'WAS velebrating slolible as it man 1irth- 1day ..on 'Saturday. Edna summed up their ,.60 years together when ahe said, 9 enoyeI ,every minute of my life and, wau1d :do it la again!" -Happy anniversary ?Edna and Dynes! 1 tey,y• The village ,hired B.M. Boss and Associates to .conduct an -environmental study, determine where sewage pipelines would go and where the tlisposal site would be limited. Three public :meetings Acid Since then, =Mil ',discussed the ,pro- ject cwith 'residents three :public -meetings. Mo. Stevenson said the first meeting :was held in 1912 _to hear mamas -from the village's reSidents -about the ..proposed sewage system. The second _westing was in ',October 1.805 at WhiCh -resident s heard -sportific ,:informa- tion -about the -system and were -given questionnaires to fill 144,-alle said. The nUetitiOnnaires‹asked -tfuellAgestions if residents .were 2111",faVer--01sewage system-,andiif Itile311Yalted,..a :SYStacilOr the -entire village. Mrs. :ammo -laid Inere!.tbani0 residents-mAritedfr,sYsteln ,for "c.the-;:entire village. 'APO -4669 a thirdixnNting wa ,held when,g.%).Ulleil ;outlined (,,to residents present theP11)POSottiKktitiga of the :sewage -itYlitein -4111d the -tlir0.0911 sewage ,wojAcl-tow. In &De (11(16.-vonondidistrihoW111.:in- formation indletin'AO 110Ple3ts lgOldents on -the iMtakent -2 .May WI diacussed ,a report. 1 3 311,41.4 Both were sent to 1he .Ministry of Beidth, the Bruce County department and the county's health mai • Mrs. Stevenson said a Anal -sewage report was completed 'October 087 by 411111.,Boss And Associates, idaking Off la Say review. She isaid the ,village recieved 19 /letters and 11 Of those „let- ters .asked t,hatthe,entire village he ser- viced iwith -a sewage SYsteiii: She said the IniniatrY had suggested that oniy the core of the viUage be ,ServiCesi• Councii invited those ,11 letter writers to itiaex 8pecjai raeeting but Only three Showed .013, Mrs. Stevenson said. Jn.,NlarCh OP, -gonna' received .a let - Or ',from -minister of 'health Jim ,OrAdleY, ,With a copy -Sent to Bruce ARP ..Murray Iistoa, stating 'Ma intistry is "prepared .to .provide (101100" -10r Ithe WNW'S( .0esva3ger,systexo An_the" Village-pfRipley OnCe-Approval is obtained :11Micr the 'Ontario Water rwee Act -.and the Fnvijornnentai AgsetiftWnt r..tfo.-SteVIMPTI-1.44110 Atift:Ainifiter -sent an.augiore.10118019 -grant Aidleption ,letter. She said at tie time, vjUage-eouncil _Already. 'had Approval Jutder 'those Urn AP.P.Stel3 0 Best wishs. Best wishes go out to Lucknow's Joan Martin, a teacher at Winghann Public School for almost 20 years, who retires this year. Mrs. Martin was honoured at a retirement tea. She started teaching at Springinount, near Owen Sound. Mrs. Martin is looking forward to travelling •and gardening In her retirement. na:kement change As of June 9, Beckers Milk in , Lucknow has a new manager in the person of Bonnie Taylor (Nicholson). Bonnie is a familiar face behind Beckers' counter, 'having worked there part time for the last year. &dune -said the opportunity presented itself and she is looking forward to meeting the challenge. Linda Johnston, the former manager has embarked upon a new career with Beckers Milk. Linda is now Training Co-ordinator with a territory covering from Lucknow to Huntsville. Linda has been a Beckers manager for 13 years. While she is looking forward to Ir new challenge, she saki she will miss the daily :contact with the public. Good luck to :both of these ladies. aker ne ink 1 • °The 'Grist family Haden and Ulm, skew (back), Matthew, left 'front an Mie,haele The famous Armstrong Bakery of Lucknow has new owners - Elden and Lynn Grist. The Grists took over the -business as Of June 'A. .Presently living in 'Port Elgin, but seeking Accommodation inItutknow, Elden and 1.4ynn Bad their first week has been hectic hut very, satiSying., They -marvelled over the friendliness of village -people and their hard working,; ;efficient staff. Elden has .nine years experience as a baker with Pioneer Bakery in Port -Elgin. 'To -,becoine-s licensed baker,: Elden put in $000 hours Apprentiging And took 30 week 'course at -George, 'Brown in Toronto. One might wonder Jf; Apprenticing bakers Are Iswin ho... - rise at very early hours JR 'Order to: have those aromatic delicacies waitii, • for early morning customers. PresenTY,, Elden rises st 210 a,in• to start his tjaY1 at 4 „a.m. That's what you ,call 41 100*. ay! 14Y10 Is 414e decorator and will offering -eOMPlete line of Avelidine -cakes. The .breads Wili ,,the 'SAW 4%,s '000 kr the ,Arfastr,90$0 axid the pry *va0004. cIffbeh -ai 11 they • had A omit; peaI reeipe Catien sai Atm* In AAP c‘thc prouct 4irounSl, lone f.that 15 imode. scratch. 01MeirA1441.,llorry 1/01#Y wi • 91181s Y9.0113 3014W thein 4)P t lmove lsev and(the i.win Jioys, Matthew an 'V14144rsiroi.4;u4i.w. y tueilowomnoi,,r4opioscit.