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KNOW SENTINEL., . LUCKNOW, ONTARIO .
LD.H.S.' NEWS
(Intended ,For • Last .Week)
At 1409 hours: ,on May 14th the
Iiucknow District:,. High. School Ca-
det Corps was ' inspected. The rer
viewing officer for the inspection
was lVfajor II. D. 'Thompson,, O,C.
97th Battery 21st Field Regiment'
R.C.A.,(AI); the inspecting, offic-
er was Captain Pisnook .from Ar-
ea .Headquarters in London:
The programme consisted. of the
General Salute,. the Inspection of,
Cadets,, the. March Past in col=•,
umn:..of ., Troop, the rIVIarch' Past
in 'column of Route';: the. Advance.
in Review Order, General Salute,
and the March Off ..of _Flags,
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General, Salute.
After the ceremonial program-
me the L.D.H.S. Band gave a
demonstration in the form of a
march. The.' cadets .also gave :a
L.M.G. Display, a Rifle Display,
a 'Signal: Display, and a First Aid
Demonstration.
Following t h e demonstrations
the various cadet awards . jwere
presented t o , -their recipients.
James :MacDonald received ' the.
Beat: Cadet. Award. Peggy . Button
received the award for ' theBest
-Girl' Cadet, Rifle , Shot and, ' the
Paul ' Henderson, .Trophy which
is presented 'to the cadet who was
the hest rifle shot -.= was pre-
'sented to . ,Elliott ::Whitby.. The
Strathcona. Award' was presented
to' Allan Colwell; Allam Cornish,.
Roy : Button and . Elliott' ' Whitby
for the best sore (total) at the
Strathcona Service.. Rifle . Match.
which was o:held. earlier. • this: year.::
Elliott' Whitby also received the
Strathcona Service Rifle Match
Award for. ' 'the best shot '. at the °
same; match..
After t.'h e presentation of : a-:
• resenta.
wards, remarks . were ,given . Eby
Major ' Thompson, ' Captain 'Pis
nook and Mr :Goyette .congratula
ting the .Cadets and their Instruc-;
tor, Mr. -Dowsett, on theirgood
showing and on an overall •ex
cellent year's' work. The cadets.
and the band ' then marched down
town ..and after returning : to the
,school 'they . received well-earned
refreshments „ ' '
On : Friday, May '8th, ' . Sharyn
,Mowbray; Donna .Corrin, and Ca
thy . MacLeod attended a year-
book 'conference at the Listowel
District'' High School: ;The confer-
ence,. was 'put on' by the Inter
Collegiate Press : of Canada ,Ltd.,
the. publishers '.of ' the L.D.HS.'s
"Veritas." .
Discussions' took:. place ' ' a n d
films were shown to students -who
are, and 'who: likely will be edi-
tors and workers for school pa-
pers -and yearbooks. The • confer-
ence : began in the morning, and
after a noon lunch, it was com-
pleted in the afternoon.
a
&uce:'der.ation:
Of Agriculture
Executive Meets
' An 'Executive meeting .of thh,
truce County Federation of Agri-
culture .was held: in. the 'Depart-.
ment of Agriculture,. Walkerton re-
cently.
Membership was taken' out ' in•
the 'newly, organized Rural Learn-
ing Association. This is an amal
gamation., of Folk ".„School,, Farm'
Forum and Rural , : Leadership •
Forum with, the first general.
meeting being held .in Toronto on.
June 10th: Voting\ delegate 'from
the Bruce `,,County Federation' of
Agriculture . will' be Jim Powers
of Chepstow. who is' Chairman . of.
t o • Education Committee.
Plans' were made to hold' the
Semi -Annual 'Meeting of the. Bruce.
County . Federation'. in, Park Head.
on Tuesday, . June .8th, commenc=
in'g with a supper at 7:00 p.m.
In place of a Guest Speaker this
year; ' a period of : entertainment
will be held, • 4 .
' In reporting on activities in the
dairy ,industry, Louis . Davis, Zone
Director for 'the Cream Produc-
ers :Marketing' 'Board,:. , and .Ken
McKinnon: of the Concentrated •
Milk Producers, 'announced that
the butter subsidy to the consum-
er is. being dropped 2c per lb..
'Ken McKinnon reported they are,
asking for a minimum' of $a.00 for
milk ' - the government• is offer-
ing ;a national average of $8.50,
This is a very complex operation.
and.` is difficult to say how. much.
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'REPORT FROM-
EEN'S".
:BY MURRAY GAUNT
'M.P.P. HURON -BRUCE
Thepast:week was a verybusy
week in the Ontario Legislature
as many, of ':.the important pieces:.
of Legislation were brought' be-
fore the '110.40. .37 amendments to
the Municipal Act were introduc`
ed for, first reading. One Amend-
ment would permit a .-township`
to police villages; At present there
are more , than• 15 police villages
in Ontario. Another amendment
benefit it is, . going to mean -to
fariners in thisarea at 'this par-
ticular time he. said.
Allan Wedow, :President ,Of the
Ontario 'Egg ' & .Fowl "Producers
Marketing Board reported, that
chick, sales are . down • consider-
ably 'from. a `year ago , and fore-
cast an increase is ' egg prices
this fall.If production' ,of eggs
falls ,drastically he, predicted that
eggs, would be imported. into Can-
ada.
It was suggested". that our Fed
eration should be 'making a study
on the recent decision of the :gov-
ernment to allow tile drainage as
a :tax- exemption as of this year.
What, ofthe farmers who put in
a . drainage system within the past
few; years are they going .to
have : to wait for another.. 40 years
at the present write-off at ,2'
percent per year? A study ` is to
be made' . into this problem and,
a resolution will be drafted to . the
Ontario Federation , ' of : Agricul-
ture to' take action • on it .if ':deem-
ed, necessary.
Success ' comes to him who hus-
tles while, he waitsi
WEDNESDAY,: MAY 24ffi, 1965
would give , • :municipalities the
right... to. ,control store closing
hours. A , right for which:: some
communitieg have battled to the
Supreme. Court of Canada. 'Most
of the, , Anoendfnents`are designed
to encourage municipalities, to
think . in terms of regional govern-
ment.
• Another interesting point is
that all assessors will now. ' be lic-
eased by the Department of : Mun-
icipal..
un-icipal• Affairs.
At 9:30 on Friday . morning
May 21, :the ' Flag Raising Cere- '
mony ;was . held in.. front' `of the.
Legislature and the New Ontario
Flag was ..raised,, ; It hasbeen an
unusual year as we have had 2
flag raisings at the. front of . the
Legislature this . spring. An : oc-
casion,. that will , seldom happen
again ry
We criticized the government..
for boasting of "surpluses".: There
are several 'examples of such
phenomena which I could give:. .
Of the. 326 projects 'shown as 're-
quested" hi the. 1964-1965 Blue•
Book, . there were still :159 of .,:
these projects not anted' upon din
any way ` as shown by the 1966-
1.966 'Blue : k. •• That . is approx.-
imately : 49 . o. , of . the : requested
projects over one year ago that.
have not yet, been acted ; upon.
This morning ' the Minister of
Education introduced an amend-
ment to , the Department of Edit-.
cation 'Act which now permits the /
setting up 'of . a • network of
commuiuty colleges which -seem`
to be,yery satisfactory to. all part-
les in the .Ontario Legislature..:
These colleges would act as a
bridgebetween grade 13 and Uni-
versity, .
We have 6 estimates still left;
to be . dealt with which will take
approximately -.2 .to 3 .weeks In . `.
addition too the Community .Col-
lege Legislation,. Welfare Amend' ._
ment and ' Pension . legislation was
brought before the House.
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