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Home My WebLink AboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1963-03-20, Page 15the at., ley • • • op. it - 0. •• • 0.• • • • .0. 0.• ▪ • of •-• Am. • 0. ▪ „ •• • • • of 0•• • • ▪ • • 0. • • • • 111 • • • . • i? • - • • ▪ , • • • • ' • •-0 . • . , • . WEDNES1)". -1983c HE 141.144 ow SENTPIE14 LUCKNOWi ONTARIO • PAGE FIFTEEN ‘ISERAI. pEFEticE.P01.1CY, Pear Friends: ‘. • • • OdaY every responsible Canadian naturally wants to know where we stand on the defence of our fiation. , Canada's defence policy must be an important instrument • of Canada's foreign...policy. The one is an- expression of • the other, and the two must operate side by side in • harmony and unity of purpose. •' • When it became obvious that the-trnited, Nations itself could not guarantee the •peace ofthe world and protect free nations from Soviet. Imperialist encroachment, Canada joined, with. 'other nations of the freeworld in a new alliance dedicated to the. preservation of peace., Mr.r# 4r - ot-4aurvnt and Mr. Pearson were two of the men. most: • responsible for the organization known as the North At/antic Treaty Organization. .This organization recognizes that the security of each 'countrydepends upon 'the strength and unity of all. Since it was formed in 1949 not one additional square foot of European territory has fatien -under. the Soviet yoke., Canada's most important Contribution to peace and freedom, therefore, has been its contribution to the strength and Unity of NATO, • , , . • •!•,111P1111011111,1•11•0000,e01110.1001.•••••.04.1.1.4.0•00.1100000••••.10"!0litali••••••••.1011 • • . , - r • An• • it • . .• • • . • • . • ay ist . .111y • ▪ .•/• •• . ;1, . • ▪ ..•• • : • • • - • •••' • • . • • • • •• • • . iv • ▪ • • • lit( • ' It • . • -• • • • • . • • • • • . • • . • . • - » • " As a farmer an • • , Canada's military commitments to 1ATO havecc•nsisted : • • of one division of army of .which one brigade group Is • , .kept in Europe., and' the remainder in reserve in Canada,' one air .division in Europe, and certain naval units in the' North 4tlantie available to the Supreme Allied Com-. Mande,' At/antic as required: Each, of these units has an : • • stg ed role as part of the collective strength: _ The reserve par of our division is in Canada. The Supreme '. ' Allied tontrhander, .Europk has. suggested that its equip- ment and • supplies be stockpiled in Europe so that troops could travel 'light, almost as ,airline passengers, and be available quickly in time, •of emergency.' This is a sug- gestion which would increase Canada's real contribution to the strength of the free world and one we should accept. Our air division is now being reduced to eightsquadrons of `strike reconnaissance planes. Strike reconnaissance is' an atomic role which eans going into enemy territory .. and seeking out. movin argets and destroying them It ,is considered an important part of NATO deterrent strength The government accepted this nuclear role in 1959.. The • first squadron of planes is. now in Europe, and the balance ' • • will be delivered this year. • • • . • The first Squadron was schedri/ed to go al du Matv 1st, but will notbe able to because Canada has not. signed. a . . bilateral agreement with the United States for the supply ,of the necessary. armament. It is for .this reason we are considered to 'be in default in 'respect to our NAT(icontmztments -': ' . .. Similarly With arrangements for the: defence of North America, , the Canadian government entered into: an , or.' •;: .• rangeinent• with the United States in the fall of 1957.for Continental Defence. Certain ocominiVinents have been . . , undertaken by Canada as its contribution' to Continental ' Defence Which have .not yerteen fulfilled by'Caroda. . . ••• : The Liberal Party believes that thesecommitments- under; . . taken by Canada .should be honoured in' full as long as they are useful for defence. The 'Liberal Party .,believes that. we s ' ld work with- our . allies, and' make the .best Contributi • r • • tve.,c4i, to the unity, SecuritY and . freedom. . , ,.. of , our pe les: ., . ,. . . .. A • , . . ....I know you win agree that to .0reserVE our Canadian way of life demands both conviction and constant vigilance. • • • . yours sincerely • . • . . , GORDON 1VicGAVIN : Gordon McGavin knows how necessary it is that Canada have a strong, responsible and stable Government -- a Government that speaks with reason and acts decisively. • a • - • .11.11111111.111.111111111111.11111•11.11111111111111111 • „ .. .. .. . VOTE. . . '..,... LIBERAL: .. , a • . . ii.• 'for Information Call 83,..Seafarth,• Drop In At Any • a ' . : • . ' Liberal ,Com, Mittee. Rom • • . . . . , • •. • '(PV,IDlisilie•d• by Huron 14beral' A seelation)• ,. ' •, ' . • , • :• immlimmiwomistiowewilliweviasitissami0ainisinipaiowilemsfesimenisassiseusulisiiimt , » •master Lloyd Ackert and' Assist - 'ants Vratic, Colwell • and Walter riFeolcleS., 'The Group's activities have focuss.ed,considerable at te•'ntion Kinloss • Township & its boys work Some that are re7, ' were the ShOotinteMatch, TiMe .Fiddlers Dalices,'cBC radio program, Township Picnics* • and • the Ottawa Bus Trip last summer. suer. •• has .been• ooriSiderable progress' by:the boy .'s thernseives: .',.The' first ...Queens ,Scout in IVn- 1 loss win be pre.ie•nted with •this Queens SO_out 13•adge at the Fa- ther•artd-Son Banquet on.April 5. This honour go to • Martin •13enedicf, -.the boy's Troop » Lead- er..§eVeral other 'boys will have •their. 1st •ClasS Badge* by this fall. • W ith the »present. 38, boys; the, • •. leaders .rhave found it •••,difficult ,-^•••• to..;,give '.at,tepticin »td:. th•e progres-3 'Of all, the boys,» so • with 6 deader.s» serving' the „two. . tro'ops the/. ,t'sks should.. be •east ier and ithe ,progress faster for both leaders and lboYs. , is. Your Subscription- Renewed? . • . , . 414;40ei• 117: • • • FORM 2nd, SCOugr coll$611:r •:., (Conittnied fr* Page. 1) • » • Committee, • • The .boy a Who nciw find» them-» elves, in, the northern Troop are • listed according to their' .school .settions,' Frorri»..S,S: »No. .1 School at Kinloss are Donald 13anner- •tnan,. • Thacker, Bobby: 'Geddes, , Bob. Cornish,,.. . Edward • Burt, John » Lizrnare, . John Van ,Beers; from .$.S. N t Kini slotigh aro'Jim Schneiler and Oarry, Haldeniby; from :Wt0 Sehool are Duncan' and: 'Doul McEwen, Tddy Mine, Barry • Haldenby; .attd from lbOY'S »to High Sc400l 'are Eldon. Eck- ' *onswiller, . .ancl • Allan Cornish'. ' • The. :southern Troop largely donnes 'from KinlosS Central ' ,SchOol. with to groupfrom ..'Cul7 • rossr. Prom the' Central.' School »are Bruce ColWel.1, Ian• §teelsS • Mao .13illy ThempSon,' Mac» Alc•-., thnos,.'' . McKinnon, Walter Pickie, ken lloulston, • Douglas. and David. Eadie, Donald •Shun- , dors', »Aid lohn' IV1,4jOr ',*and Billy Moffat; frorn • are 'Bob Wall, John GrNu, Dan. litti Green, and �ni • . . 1 , • • ,tyleyers;• .frOnyllipley'eomes Gar- ry• .Carrtithers; . and *• going to. High * School • are .Wall, Gordon PaSsmore and. Martin Benedict• ' • ttibs ,expected, COrne up to the Troop this April 'are.»Allen 'NiCbolson of. Kinlotigh and Don- ald • Moffat, Pat Passmore. and John Ackert • Of HolyrOocl, • Operathig with 2 Ti'dops wllr not » ehange anything ,regarding the. Sponsorship or the Group "Coinrnittee 'The southern Troop will Meet on. WednesdayWith the northern • boys. continuing .Tliti.rsday • •eveniogs.. • The two Troops • will Ripely »be known as» Troop A' .and Troop B, but this, has: yet, to be officially designat- ed, New Patrols will' have to be • picked with probably* 3 Pat-, rols in Reich Troop.' • The ist Kinloss Boy Scout Group caninto'being two years ago !at fall with ;a Cub' Pack • or- • gan i ze cl first, The ;Cub, Pack has ontinued »to t,f1 outish under Cubmaster Morley Wall and» As- sistants Rae llaldenby, Duncan Campbell; lEtarrx Johnston id Ernest Ackert, • e • ' The Tr cout oop Was organiod in February, no with Scout. ' .Sponsored by Lneknow and District Lions Club LUCKNOW ARENA: • • •. at 7;30' o'clock. sharp, • . FRIDAt: MARCH.: 29th COSTUME EVENTS .•. . . • • PRE-SCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN Fancy' tioy of, . . $1:00 .75 .50 Comic Boy or Girl . , .$1•:00 75 ' ,50 PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS: grades 1, and 21' Fancy •Boy or qiri :...41,00 . 75 . 50 Comic Boy' or: Girl • .$1.00. , 75 50 Grades .3 and 4: • Fancy' Boy or Girl . . $1.00 ' .75 30 .Comic .Boy. or Girl : :$1,00 .75' .50. Grades5 and • Fancy Boy or . Girt . . , . $1.00 ;75 ' ..50 Comic Boy or .75, .50 Grades 7 and 8 • • • raticif Boy or Girl • .$1,00, .75 » .50 Comic . Boy, or Girl $ 1.00 .75 .50 141G1-1 SCI -1001., STUDENTS: • • Fancy Boy or i1 $1,00 .75 .50 Comic Boy or airl . • .$1.00 .75 .•50 ADULTS:'' Fancy or Comic Lady or Gent $1.00 • .75 RACES . , dirls' tace, .Grades 1 & 2 ..:75 50 ., 25 .Boys' race, 'Grades 1 ,SE 2 75 • 50 .25 Girls' race, Grades ' 3 & 4 . . 75 .50 .25 Boys' race, Grades 3 & 4 ../5 .50 .25 Girls' race, Grades 5 & 6 .. 75 .50 .25 /Boys' race, »Grades 5 ' 6 :.».75 . 5 0 . 2 5 ,Girls' race Grades'»&8. 75 .50 5 Bdys' race, Grades 7 .& /3....75 .50 .25 Girls' race, 14 to 16 Yrs.- .'..75 .25 Boys' race, 14 to 16 yrs. . ..75 .50 .25 Gents' race, over 16 yrs. .1.00. • .50, MUSICAL CHAIRS:' , goys', 12 yrs. arid over . 75. .5() ..25 Girls', 12 yrs. an •(Wet ...7»5 .5 0 .25 • , §• Admission '35c; •High School: 25c » Public School 10c. Pre -School, and All in Costume' . of Charge Consolation prizes for all pre -school and public school children in costume.N AH Lions that skate please be on hand early and Wear your Lions hats.-' Skating to 10.00• m Free •