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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-11-19, Page 2Kinloss Township Council Minutes OTHER PROVEN VARIETIES Heat Units Big Bonus Areas Varieties 3500 5345 3300 • S345. S327. S326. S300 • 3100 S326, S327, S300 2900 5280. 277. S300 2700 277. 266. 267. S265 2500 S260. 264. 266: 5255. S259 2300 S255. S260: 264 We like to know our customers by name! Lucknow District Comop PHONE 528-3024 THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1B5 41101144*****44.•••••••••••••••4444•••••••44pe • • • Subscription Rate, $8.00 a year in advance • • • $2 extra to U.S.A. and Foreign • • • • • • .••••••••••••••••••••••b•••••••••••••••••• The LUCKNOW SENTINEL • LUCKNOW, ONTARIO DTI* Sony Town" —On tin Huron-Bruce Boundary Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847 Established 1873 — Published Wednesday Member of the C.C.N.A. and Donald C. Thompson, Publisher FROM' THE EDITOR'S DESK CONCERN COULD BE SHOWN BY ACTIONS, NOT WORDS Strikes, strikes and more strikes. Who will be next? When the Toronto teachers get their' slice of the pie and the post office workers get theirs, who will be the next underpaid, deprived individual to fall—behind in the race for -the almighty buck. There will always be a new group to cry the woes of hard times and compare themselves to someone else just above them in the economic ladder. The Toronto teachers' strike Points out one thing very clearly. Degpite what the Toronto teacher will tell you about his or her concern for the student who is suffering from this strike, and might have to possibly spend another year in school if the strike were to continue very long, most people are very skeptical that their • Rev. poug Kaufman Was Remembrance Day Speaker .KINLOUGH NEWS The annual Remembrance Day Service sponsored by the Holyrood Women's Institute was held in the Hall on Tuesday morning. P.A. Murray. a veteran of World War I was chairman. He welcomed everyone and spoke very fittingly on the purpose of Remembrance Day and addressed his remarks chiefly to the. Brownies and Guides , who attended in a body with their leaders Mrs. Ann Nicolson, Mrs. Joan Barr and Mrs, Betty Smith. 0 Canada was sung and two minutes silence was observed in memory of those who paid the supreme sacrifice. All joined in singing the hymn "Faith of our Fathers". At this time Mrs. Ronald Thacker placed the wreath beside the Township of Kinloss plaque which is a memorial. A wreath was also placed by the Brownie Pack. Rev. Doug Kaufman of Lucknow United Church was the guest speaker. Laurie and Bonnie Clark favoured with a duet accompanied by their mother. Mrs. Margaret Bannerman gave two very approp- riate readings on Remembrance. The president of Holyrood Insti- tute, Mrs. Bill MacPherson, thank- ed all who had helped with the service. The closing hymn was "0 God our help in ages past" and Rev. Kaufman - pronounced the benediction and God Save the Queen was sung. Miss Edna Boyle was pianist for the service. concern is very genuine. The Toronto' Star had an excellent suggestion on Monday's editorial: page. Concerned about the student who will fast fall behind • in his studies, the Star suggetted that when the strike is over, let these same teachers demonstrate their concern, which they claim to have for. the innocent victims of their strike, Let them forego their dozen or so professional development 'days in favour Of teaching days to help the students who have fallen behind. Let them take Christmas Day and Boxing Day like any other working man or woman and fill in with another ten "days or so teaching at Christmas time. Let them pass up the winter break, unknown to anyone outside the profession, and teach the kids during that time. And, if the strike really drags on, and this is not enough time to bring the students up to their pre strike level, let them work 'a few extra weeks into the summer months, like the rest of the world does, and show by their actions that they really are concerned - about the lousy deal they have bestowed on their students. These are reasonable and fair suggestions: FOr every hardship betowed on others, let it return full circle on these same teachers. Let them demonstrate concern by actions, not words. OLIVET Paula and Larry Hoffman of Lucknow visited with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hamilton and family on the. week end. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bert White and family of Birr, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mauer and family of Huron Park. Several from this area attended the dance for Mr. and Mrs. Glen Boyd on Saturday night in the Ripley District Sc,hool. The. Boyds lost their barn' by fire recently. Mrs. Ray Hamilton and Joanne spent last Tuesday in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Sickle and children visited on Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Herriot and family of Arthur. Mrs. Walter Black visited recent- ly with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howe of ListoWel. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Munch of Cambridge visited- for a couple of days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Sickle .and children. Mrs. John Geertsrna was hostess for a Tupperware, party at her home last week, Another angle that builds self- respect is acting on the square. A special meeting of Kinloss Township Council was held Nov- ember 3rd at 1.30 p.m. with the Reeve and all Council present. Bob Thompson, district engineer and Ian Chadwick from the Ministry- of Transportation and Communications were present for information in respect to highways. The regular meeting was held in, the evening at 7.30 with everyone present. After the minutes of the previous meetings were adopted as read, a motion was made approving the location of a mobile home on the. North 1/2 Lot 58, Conc. 1. Applications will be received for 3 wingmen and one grader operator on a part time basis. Applications to be in to superintendent by November 17th at 5 p.m. The following accounts were ordered paid, General, $1627.24; Drains, $3902.94; Highways, $10,875.71. The meeting was then adjourn- ed. A special, meeting was held on , Novetnber llth at 1.30 at the home of,. Reeve Leo Murray. Duncan Campbell and Donald Bell were present. . After the meeting was opened, the resignation of Barry Johnston as councillor was accepted and ...PUBLIC • INFOttAATION.. CENTRE CONCERNING THE — VILLAGE OF LUCKNOW ZONING BYLAW AND SECONDARY PLAN Thursday, December 4th 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. LUCKNOW TOWN HALL AUDITORIUM The purpose of this Ventre is to give the public an opport- unity to review and comment on the draft Secondary Plan and Zoning Bylaw. Once these two documents are finalized, they shall be used to direct and control future development in the village. • Walter Breckles was appointed to fill his seat for the balance of the 1975-76 term. The resignation of 'Grant &ken- swiller as, councillor was accepted and no appointment has yet been made to this office. A motion was made to place an order for the .1976 tax bills and ' envelopes' from Norfield Business Systems as it is considerably cheaper than I.B.M. The meeting was adjourned until November 17th at 8 p.m. or at the call of the reeve. FRASER MacKINNON, Clerk,