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people who came here from elsewhere.”
Kuncewicz also took issue with what he claimed was ‘‘an over-emphasis on recreation.”
‘‘This is a bothersome, troublesome industry,” he said. “I’d rather have a stinking tannery than a million people driving through.”
“And what concerns me most — and here I have no personal axe to grind — I am deeply concerned about the people who have to commute. Commuting is one of the most destructive things there is for family life. It’s unsettling. You live in two different worlds.”
Kuncewicz said that men often drink beer on the way back to the country in the afternoon, so “instead of drinking with their wives and children, they are already under the influence when they get there.”
“These men are gone from agriculture forever, but they are still human beings. And the mother country should not give them the cold shoulder,” he said.
“THE LAST paragraph says the master plan should allow reasonable opportunities for a healthy, happy and safe life,”’ he said. “What about providing opportunities? Let’s keep a sense of proportion and not be persuaded by the likes of ourselves.”
Luke asked Kuncewicz to prepare a paragraph for the Planning Commission to consider. “You’ve hit some nails right smack on
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