The Lucknow Sentinel, 1966-03-30, Page 16•d
TIIE' :LUCKNOW SIENTINIU.,. LUCK N0115 ; ONTARIO.
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a e gin ilii wwi
Mr. Goyette asked. M. Joyntq where
he -had obtained the., figures and.
Mr Joynt was vague saying that
he had picked them up in one of.
the departments he had been in
contact. With. QueStiOfS Contin-
ued onthe matter and it was
determined that the:figures which'
Mr. Joynt was using were . from . a'
mimeographed copy. of projected
enrolment back at the time the
addition was built to the school a
sfew years ago, Mr. Goyette said
that these figures were not correct
apo that they had not been issued
by him 'to the Reeve.
PeterConnon said that ,.as a
teacher, taxpayer: and home owner,
in the 'Village, he was interested . .
to know what the proposed move : •
to Wingham would cost in view
of the facilities which will have . •
io be built. Mr. "Connon said that
he had'always been trained `
to find out the cost of a•pro-
poral before reaching a decision.
Mr. 'Scott said that Wingham•s
mill rate last year was 12 mills'
and'tie would see no, reason for any
appreciable increase. •
Reeve Joynt questionedif the
meeting felt the taxpayer should
have anything to say in a ;natter
of such ; importance . to the tomtit-.
unity. He said that a'vote of the.
taxpayers had'been suggested to
him• on more than one occasion.
Mr. Scott said that he:feltthey
were preseltly .talking to the rep'-
resentatives of: the taxpayers and
•he was sure 'they would'have. faith
in the Reeve'. The Reeve replied '
that he had. not run an ,election'
lately and. wasn't ,too sure.
Chairman Hunter said .that many
have said to him,` if you:want • +
better teachers, why not pay tore
Money 'and you wouldget them...
He said that :when he first started
on the.board.he hadfelt this way
himself butfound this not to be.• ,',
true stating that it just' doesn't 'wor
,out that way..
Mr Joynt :asked Inspector :Scott
how long Ripley School would con-
tinue to operate.. 'Mr.. Scott's
reply: was that he•did:not know.
Reeve Joynt asked him if he was
satisfied with their performance;
is Mr. Scott said hewould not dis-
cuss anything about Ripley's' opera-
tion anymore than -he would dis.-
Cuss Lucknow's operation with them
Reeve .,l®ynt questioned if there
would be any,possibility in'trans
: porting academic pupils from the
west end of he Wingham•area to'
make up:for the -loss of'vocati.onal
pupils to Wingha•
m.•
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SCHOOL QUESTION ,
CONTINUED FROM PAGE
Board at tie time it was establish-
ed he knew the hardships ,involv-
ed and hated to see the school
go but felt they;must rely on the
wisdom of the :school board in the
decision to be made.
High School Board Memhers
From Culross' and Greenock. Art
Hodgins and•.Del Lindsay both
reported confering with their
municipal councils on trine matter.
Both' townships have little involve
meat. in .the Lucknow District • '
`High. School area and left:the
dectSion to the board rnertnber3;
It was/ expressed that they are not
as keenly . ntereszed in. ae Luck •?
now area as the tomer: three town:-
Slii*bekause.of their limited
3n-
\ittivment.
ii eet'eo as o1 Lock o*
said he had Aidied the pope
since the'rneex :two week
and felt that the two-week peri,:
had •snot been etrtigh far to
delve :into a matter, a sax'h `:aporz
;anc�e 'fie said that:�atte'rocas;:
of 1St .a tisiI pst¢' the :'z^ a -
it' and was I. key r factor,as far as
fume developiriei •of the Tillage.
w:0 concerned '3 z. loytax said •
two industries were seriops int
Skied m xicl o* ss she fir ex-
pansion
x-p rasion if tleF v& 'became
mate; •which is' being *rocked a &:
the present time., Fie said ai ,, zri tn-
it ip a a •esentat ve Can, g is rnee
i dzi_c7° *ill' locate in am• mum--
b it •fey teat the two pro•~:-
pecti welt excellent.
The ir'actlifiout . Ree'w"e went or..'To
'explain that he had fit it :coin'.
*1th:the Fovinc god' i1trierrg
last ueek toBeane is time
Ifit,ER5 a pctqsibzlity that a w type
course C.00 i ld sit' 3I rIc'1 1?0 d ii+ the.
scb Wliac3 *orb,' IG p'i" wv ido 1,13z-,4„.
riche Seri ``1 '.�it1a 1 ,d�'itt
.sor?c. adecivate type •it'" &Inc lit30114 .
.t said he hesitated to adyist the
board' tc bold 4te
feu ' ears title. He sale. `;`}e. *gr.
.• ::
Vq,ILM adecitat.
Reeve Joynt mentioned an art-
icle in rye Wingham' paper ( re
printed elsewhere in this issue) '
'which reported •Wingham Public''
School being turned, down on. thein
proposed building' addition• by. the
municipal board pause +of exist- :
ing debenture debt which appar-
ently w7as over. the maximum level
allowed. I•ie questioned bow this
would affect' /a. proposed building
program to Wingham• High School.
Which would be greatly enlarged
if Incknow School merged with
Wingham. . •
.Reeve Joynt said he was aware
of a move on foot bar. the'govern-
mens OfOntario—to :check Depart-
ment
l cart-naent oftelucation building pro
grams, iia favor ofmaking use of
existing fic4ities available. Mr..
JOynt spake' o nnfar+ cable ± 1rs
b past year );;Tiahyteachers�aand
�
.. p 7 A,f 1 al=b spoke of well -
ited pel whipb, .site present–
here,
resent bei
• Ir tzti -Scott said staff is not
the big. prem; :bna•that. =then..
of pupils s she mom: serious factor
said xlLat: it should be conssdet-
eL ,, Zit vie' of Yu. JLit m' remarks
about' the fl Doc pal' board re -
ingVtri aim to, iictri., :that th
town of.,Winuttme yOuld be slily a.
=nail part DI 114 cbmbined b - '
l ik na Ir)3:rsl i, High SC3rciof in event
o •timse'problms.
re-m=1u 'were that
eve a f cinch rr. • • cont�ibilted
a' feu thousand 167... .t. it, such an
expansion program, ii they verte
Over the cetinc cis the tnttn opal
/cobalt they might be aefiised•pe#-
missirat to buil addirional datn-
itiet becatise tr their e1 r.ing deb-
efiture
,fit are presently attends-
Hr. t Sthoc
ra . l ct neo*. numih taking vot.' -
tali".. Miler tri 4+•irighar
s b io: f'o .a .csmiturtee , :ric in,. yr -
Walter.Breckles expressed the
• opiraionthat some ratepayers in
North. uiloss and Greenock would
petition out of the .Wingharn' area
in. favour of attending a much,
loser school, Walkerton. . .
Reeve Joynt asked Inspector'Scott
' that four yeah . ago, when :Icknow
built an addition, why did°the,de-
• partinent' approve such a move„
"'Tlaere was closing tall. then , ...''
be said..
Inspector Scott' said the depart. -
merit of education never tell' a •
sehool what to do, they leave it
up to the local boards to decide
for themselves.
• ' Reeve• Sovnt said he was an op-
; tonic/ .and had a great deal o'f •
:faith in• the frture of the area ' but
with the school one, l.uck:o es • ,
,topes pr'etty'weil come to an end.
He felt the departrnem of educa-
tion, as' part of the goverment
have a moral obligation to the
camrnnniry, If present facilities
are nor satisfactory, they should
proviee 'soinerhving that is: Loss.
01 be Schoc i win be a direct. det-
riment to the municipality asfar
as growth is concerned . was the
comment ar the l uc knoa Reeve. .
hhattinar. unser stated that the
=gl:
SCh0C1.1 Board had conferred
brie • befrrre the beating and had
be bac . prr, trze enraimeir, lookee
e'en pi:I 'atole 'it7•ure:; T nCzna
d b ,{L� ��w+ �p�.r ryt
tri - tr-
1.4,t,3-...± 'i `. •.i it M ,a :re f ?inr
rte; idea that tic decisior.•would be '
mace that evening and 'that a dec!
lam would be 'left over =t:;•' 0 . •
teen boar ,t coag the
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