The Lucknow Sentinel, 1969-06-18, Page 2PAGE TWO
LUCINOW SENTINEL -
w.• *
THE -LUCKNOW '' SENTINEL,, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
LE:TIER TO—THE ERROR..
First Reaction
•
o Suggestion
eunio
June; 4, 1969' .'
• LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
s ,
"'Tito Sepoy Town" -- On the Huron -Brow Boundary
Second Class Mail Registration Number 0847
Eatabllshed 1873published Each Wednesday
Afternoon.
Membor of thi'C.W.N.A.and O.W.N.A..
Subscription Rate, $51.00 a year in : advance - to. the_UT S;A,,, $700
Donald C. Thompson,' Publisher
WEDNESDAY, JUNE. ,18th, 1419
4
gir
Ica
'SS
ii
sr
!4;
A WEL'U*.EN OU EM A N• NC �ENT•• .•
The recent announcement by the..Bruce County Board', of 'Edu-
cation
Edu-cation that ' the • addition and improvements • to the Lucknow. Public...
School would proceed in 1969 is welcome; news for this area.
While it had been indicated by the Bruce Board `that, the work
at Lucknow was high on its list of needs, it was a surprise to many.
that the. Lucknow work was proposed for 1969 '
It must be with a good deal, of 'satisfaction that the local board
members of the former Township School Area of Kinloss and Lucknow
view the announcement. The local board did the groundwork •on this
project and spentcountless hours, sometimes frustrating ones, in•plan,•
ning the addition:
• The .Bruce •Board, at it inception in January of this year, had
a well' planned, project
n:ha de :
p n d to t h
em by the: locale board 'members
and it is pleasing to know that they . have expressed their confidence
in them by proceedingwith the work at 'once '
•
Lucknow Public School 'and, its teaching staff `will have some
difficult construction days to contend with in the near . future but . the
results shouldgive elementary school facilitiessecond to none in the
province.
Ff
' ^ Some complaints •-have been 'voiced . to ..The Sentinel. about :. the
dumping of refuse and garbage in the surrounding rural area with ;no
respect for private property on which the dumping' occurs
• ' It is the feeling of. some of these rural residents that the problem •
in the surrounding area is being aggravated by lack of proper dumping
tWId41�411k111i1U11111p1lfpUlp '
PING IS A PROBLE
Mr . Donald C , .Thompson,
Publisher , • .
The Lucknow .Sentinel.,
Luc know , Ontario
Dear ,Don; - -
Happy to read your editorial in
tefecence to a 1970° Reunion
I believeit is within, the realm of
•feasability and will cast my vote
now• in favor;,'` ` • •
Then this.brings� us to the trem-
endous job of organizing all conim
ittees:, etc.., However, there are
twelve months ahead for real eff
As always, there• is the very im-
portant matter of funds. I. would:
suggest: that a suitable Certificate
vas a souvenir be issued - to be
mailed to all old-timers who send.'•
in a contribution to th.e•generai
'Reunion' Fund - by this means, I.
believe we may. .be pleasantly tut'
prised :with,results.,' . .
This is the, extent f 'My thoughts..
ori this now If' I •maty.be Of any: ••:.
;help, :along.•,.the line, 'will be glad
to .. •
.Sincerely,.
Drennan Macintosh.,
Detroit , Michigan:
•
TQ CO,MNIENCE MINI:STRY .
CONTINUED:. FROM PAGE 1
Toronto: •
Mr •- Hummel taught provincial
elementary school at Shillington,
Swastika , Latchford and Hamilton:
In Indian elementary schools he • '•
taught at the. Gibson.and. MoraV:iai-
iwn' Indian ateserves. .. •:; " •,
Rev..Hummel served under the.. .'
board of borne mis -ions • as mission-
ary - tea'cher on `both the above ,
mentioned Indian -Reserves..
Since his •ordination obas rriii-
istered at -Port Lambton;:. Freelton
Strabane; Ivanan i Drayton. He •
served as, secretary'of' both. Halton •
and Guelph Presbytery fora number
of years, served in various Presby.:-.
teryand Conference'•committees:,•
is a member and past•president.of
the Rotary Club,,Of of Drayton ,and` a
th Ro,y, eha teli.c
•
facilities . in the v a of Lucknow. '
At one time in Lucknow" the municipal :dump Was • . open at: all-.
times and: it: was 'a . mess and a real problem Refuse was dumped
everywhere with no respect for roadways, surrounding residential ,and
commercial . property or the village council who .was • endeavouring. to
control it Because of this,,ptoblem• it was decided to adopt open hours
at • the dump with::an attendant on'duty to Supervise the proper dump- ,
ing of all refuse. •
This corrected the damp. problems which .existed but ,may have
created new.. problems outside the 'municipality:. The present open
hours atthe dump, one hour on Tuesday evenings and two hours .on
Thursday afternoons -do not provide, the people of Lucknow with •suit
able. dumping
times., . •
t
The• key for the dump has"always been:available from the dump
• attendant and . some People • make use of :the' ' facilities in this :way at
times ,when the gate is locked. • :However, other find it more, conven-
. lent to. haul their refuse out' of town and this in itself may have' caused.
more proble i s.
ociety,of: Canada'.
M'rs. Hurnrrie1is: a daughter of `
:Rev. and 1`1rs.James M..Menzies',
••
missionaries of the•:Uni_ted Church
o. Cana • a in C, Ina. rom. • I to
'1.33'5. She was••: born and raised in .•
China She gained her elerneritary
education in mission. schools.in
Hohan,province,•thina. Her sec-
ondary.education was at the Carad
•
•
•
Ray Hard Ackert • of Holyrood'has been making use of •a private
dump on his: own property for many :.years. However; despite the ••fact••;
' that'it• i8„pi'r'ate property; and :that'no. trespassing signs •ares posted,.
many, people .drive right in and dump 'their garbage anywhere and •
everywhere.. Mr. Ackert' knows 'that Many of these people are from
-��'ucknos and he believes' that lack o •• proper facilities in Lucknow.have
aggravated this matter. •He has found" it necessary • to 'threaten ` police
action in recent weeks.. .
Other complaints have been heard by The Sentine-that garbage
is being dumped by irresponsible , people'.,. on sideroads and ditches
nearby. This fact -'is not an entirely new one, it, has existedfor, years,
but.. ossibl .:. it has worsened recently.;. •
P y•
Lan Academy in Kobe :Japan., She'
recei.ved'her Bachelor•of'Arts ,
' degree from Victoria College, Un-
.i ;sitydf Toronto and did, post
graduate work :in the school of
social work, University of Toronto.'
:She has acted, as a social worker•
inthe family service. bureau and
juvenile ourts; in Montreal 1-011-
owing World 'War 2:,: hirs::Hurhimel
was,with United 'Nations relief and
rehabilitation association' in China: .
She served as a social worker on
adoptions and home 'finding with
the -Kent County Children's Aid
i Society, asa phychiatric social
worker with the Alcohol and Drug
Addiction •Research ;Foundation , a •
-medical social worker and
executive secretary for: the Samar-
itan Club at .the ailton
We are not suggesting that' all the 'garbage, dumped in rural
.areas comes' from Lucknow. it is quite, likelythat a• very small portion
of it cones:, from ,e-W_.vllage_but thereis....styongLevdence_:thaLthe
present facilities at the.Lucknow; dump are contributing to the problem
which Mr Ackert ' and .others are experiencing in the surrounding g
Town An4Cauntr
Visit Kincardiiie`
CISH; TO ANNOUNCE
THE NAME CHANGE'OF
•
,IAtKE''.
AALDERS FRUIT MARKET
"Effective, July 2nd, 1969,
• $.
THE CHANGE IS IN NAME ONLY, THE BUSINESS WILL
STILL. BE OPERATED By. EVERT AND RALPH •AALDERS..
PH0NE'5283015 —I'U(KNOW
Detroit .Soldier
Home
FromVietnam
Specialist 'S ::Calvin B. Sieloff
arrived at his home 1n Detroit,
Michjgan safe and w;eli:from atone'
year:tour. of duty in Vietnam in the
combat. zone ,• He ..serveda's a
.Circuit Controller , ; being attached
to the 25th Infantry Division of the
U S. Army , • u.
• In April,:Calvin,;spent 6. days. of
his .R and R (Rest and Recuperation)
in Sydney, Australia •,The flight
left. Tan Son Nhut airport (near
Saigon) making a stop at :Darwin,; ,
Australia and then onto Sydney, 9
Hours of'flyirig time: He was very
much impressed with Australia,:
The people are extremelOriend
ly and really spread .out the red ;car..
'pet. for theAmerican GIs:
•
of military ;operations in the
Republic of Vietnam.
Calvin,said it `was a wonderful
•feeling when- the plane left Ben
Hoa airport enroute .back to the
"world" .
Vietnam Sgt ' Sieloff
was presented a Citation -"The .'
Army Commendation Medal" for
meritoriousservice in support •
J. W: Joynt;and Mrs,•Spence Irwin,
humorous fashion show by
mien of the Club was presented as
•
'well as a pa•ntoni•ime by the ladies'.
Nits John Nall and Ebner Lmbach•.
The Town and Country Club,.• were accomp'anists.for •rnu'sical• •
numberin sixt Members, yisited ' . .
$ _ y numbers; .
the Kincardine Club .'Monday ,even -, t inc-ardinc'C1u se ed-delir�i nr----
'Sanitoriiirn and set :up the social
service department' for`the Ham l-
ton Health' Association. Mrs.
Hummel is a rnernber of bot:h the
Ontario and Canadian'Association.-
of Socjal Worker:
The couple has' a son James, age
1 who will be entering grade 12
in 5eptember4:: '
ing., June 9th. refreshments'•endirig•a very enjoy
i.
•With Mrs,' LiacMillan as chair- r able evening ,•. Our Club is •
lady, the Lucknow Club,provided` planning the:Annival picnic to Cod
an interesting, and enjoyable er.:.ch fot lune 2601 •
prograrrr-consisting'of~C-orrrmurrrty - ° b
Singing,, Rh.yth -n 'Band •Selections, Some women can Terre. bey;their
readings by Mrs.. Charles Steward first kiss; others can't remember..
and Mrs,. Mel Greer,•solos by Mrs:' their first husband; :
•
. After" 30 days' leave with his
.Rudy
-arents Norine. and Sieloff,
p
(nee' Norine -Hodgins) he is station-
ed at Fort Hood,, Texas.'
F.''er-
Middle age is that difficult,p..
:iod , between.juvenile delinquency
and senior citizenship when you
have to look after. yourself..
K',POSITiVE
im
IN JUNE P4 VOTE:
Compact site but loaded, with features Frigidaire's
famous Cook: -Master oven will "automatically cook:
your dinner. ,Full Width storage .drawer: Removable,
.. . : I
elements for easy'cleaniin g n •
finite'..heat: settings• for all -:four,
surface elements:
5 YEAR PROTECT/ON PLAN
Lucknow
Phone 528-
I]
•