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wDDN>SDAYY,. MAR. 14th, 1962
THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO.
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...The efforts of both Walkerton
and Hanover to obtain.. approval
„of Vocational: schools resulted' In
• merry-go-round.. 'jockeying that
had circus aspects
Futile. : efforts , were made to
woo' Lucknow •into.'the- Walkerton
fold but that. was' of minor
•portance;' Thebigplay by' both
Walkerton and 'Hanover ,WAS ;t'o
"sign up" Chesley and Durham.
According to a •• recent, report
from. Walkerton . it seems that De-
partmental' approval has: . been•
given for an • 18.. -room vocational
wing at, Walkerton.
.The Walkerton announcement
had• this in: , part to :say, about
where Chesley would cast its 'lot•
"Recent developments would
suggest that that the Chesley District
High; School will now. be sending
its.. vocational 'students ' to ..• the.
large .: new Walkerton: technical
wing, the 'Chesley, school •trustees,
having recently voted:to join. the
Walkerton; area, as originally pro"-,
posed, ' and not :to support later
plans for,`,another sizeable ' trade:
school wing to be; located. at Han-
over. As. a consequence, the .De-
partmerit; has .tentatively With-
'drawn- its sanction 'of the . Han-
• over wing erection:"
' The following' week the Chesley
Enterprise. dwelt : at length : on •
the story but summed it • up this
way: "So far as ,Chesley is con-
cerned the story is' pure fantasy."
The ' Enterprise` said there was
"not a word of .truth". in -the
Walkerton 'statement, that .Chesley:
trustees had. voted, to join:.. the:.
Walkerton. area..'
•. art:
The Enterprise said in . p •
"The fact is•that some :time ago,
en. the : pleading' of a: Walkerton'
.delegation the, Chesley District
Board gave the . Walkerton Board
"a letter of. 'intent." Later,.. when
there was a :: move to . 'establish
O• composite'. scho:ol'. in ,Hanover,•
the local Board. 'withdrew •this
letter. As a matter of fact; iCalso.
withdrew °a letter, .of:. intent that
local: pupils might be . sent. to
such . ;a/. school' in Hanover: The
i
local • Board� is: remain aloof
in� g • .
from all.. entanglements. until the
air clears and Government policy
iso decided.," ' /
This :sounds like'.:pretty„ ,.good
reasoning. and it appears to ,us,
that Lucknow` will do- v ell not.
to get too deeply. involved in . the
Wirigham vocational school' ad-
dition uzitil as Chessley says the
"air clears.':" .
The. decision• of, the Dominion'
and . ,Provincial : • governments to
build `"free" vocational ,schools
'started : a mad scramble ; in some
cases "to get" a school regardless:
of • central. location or econornie
logic
25 Scouts In :New
Troop From Queen
To Tenderfoots.
lot LUCKNOW BOY' SCOUT ••
TROOP °
The first meeting under ' the
new leaders was held in the as
seinbly room of • the were
Town ,fall and were ass'isted
by retiring Scoutmaster, S. Go11'
yer . 'and : assistant `iScoutmaster,
H. D. 'Thompson,
The troop is- starting with, 1
Queen Scout,' J.. -First 'Class ,Scout,
1 Second Class; Scout, :9 Tender-
foots and 13 new recruits''. Four
patrols were formed. '
Cougar—PAL, Jim. ,McNaughton
Second, Chester. Hodgins, aic'ky
Jardine, Terr y Taylor, David
Button, Jim Ritchie:
FoxL-P.L: Terry • Rathwell, iSe-
cond, .Wayne - Jamieson, Bruce
Henderson,. Brian ,Mowbray, Gary
Austin, Hugh Johnston.
Buffalo-P.L. Donald ,Fisher,.
Second, Bill Chester, Dong Allen,
Bob Button, ' Eric Taylor, Roddy
McDonagh.
B ue
Heron-P.L. Elliott.. Whit-
by; Second, Roy Button, • Donald
Andrew, Donald' MacKinnon, Bob
Mullin, Douglas Porter, 'Wayne
Wagner,
The.. balance of the evening;
was spent •in' aame`period and
training'. toward fufrther advance
merit: in' the ;Scouts:
lys By Jet Plane
For' Nassar uisit
••(ST. HELENS. NEWS:)
Mrs: W. I . .Miller ,Opened her
r home to the ladies. of the corm=
muni,ty, for the ' , Day , of ` Pra.er.
on March 9th. There ,were :18
ladies ' `.an'd 2' ., children . present.
Lorne Woods . presided;
over. the meeting 'and Mrs. E. W.
•Riee rendered' a solo. Prayers'
Were ,Offered,. bk.. Mrs;. 'Earl
.Durriin,' Mrs... Mintz, •Mrs. Green.
and Mrs. W, I.''Miller. Rev. B.
Green :addressed the ladies, bas-
ing his 'remarks on' "The Day. of;
Prayer." .Assisting . during the
service•' were. Mrs: •Tom: .Todd,
•Mrs•. Charlie- ': McDonald; • Mrs.
Gardon. McPherson and Mrs John
Cameron., Lunch was served at
the•. conclusion by, Mrs. Green'St
Mrs. Todd; , . .
:Miss W. W.D. ,Rutherford ' left: on'.
Thursday for .a. vacation in gas-.
sau. She • accompanied . former;
:school . teacher friends.' The trip.
will be made by•`.jet plane froom
Toronto. ,
Mr Ivan, 'Mcg:ulliri . f
o• Elmira .
s` ent the week -end
p
witli 'his'par-
ents, Mr.. and `.Mrs. Fred .McQuil-.
lin. ,w .
AS oneable rver. sum'; ed
get .gift
up,
"it. is one thin , to •
g g t ele-
ph'ant,: but • it's another thing to
feed .i.t."
Fire which was quickly ,out of � Show
'control swept' through the CKNX
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Radio studio las
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n here is the•,main }�uild-
tr the. former Wingham }Ugh
which was gilt-
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•School• buildingg
' ted beyond repair, Wreckers; are.
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lacy . Stuart To':
Mex an Trip
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MaryStuart;Y
Stuart' 17 -year -gold daugh-
ter of Mr: ,and Mrs. Allan: Stuart,
Of Lake. Dore,; has been •chosen:•as
•one. of the six Canadian Ranger'
.Cadet's* who will attenda service-
program at "Our Cabana;" • 'a Girl
Guid ' hostel in Mexic6,•next ,Sep
tem�ber 2nd to l2t� . "Our -C 1 aria"
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is one of three such 'hostels in
the. world,, ' the .others: bein ;: in .
England and Switzerland."
'Mary's ate st' .Mether r'.: i the. former.
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Ethel .Martin m
of Parafoint. "'
"•The= Canadian Girl Guide Asso-
ciation • accepted' an invitation
from. • 'the,' Western ; Hemisphere.
Sub Committee of the ::World AS
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iodation o.f Girl Guides and Girl:.
Scouts; •to' send six Ranger, Cadets
to Medco. `Applicants • chosen
must have a: sincere interest and
desire to work
with, people Ai t
a`
rural co munit who ave a Very
different background, culture Si
language.
Mary •Stuart, a Gold Cord..
Guide,, ' was- ; chosen by the Na-
tional Selection . Committee; hav-
ing been recommended. by .her'
leaders . for ' the .'honor.. She . be-
longs to;'the: Lone Provincial Ca-.
lets, who do their work'•,by cor-
respondence with the Toronto
Comrriissioner; who 'has written
"We should ,be . very, ,proud, ' of.
Mary, because' : she . iss the first.
•Lone • Provincial, ,Cadet'. to be
'chosen for , an international
event":
Work . With UNICEF •
The service prograrn''will 'be
-carried out . in co=operation with;
UNICEF and the Social Welfare
• Department of the Government
now. completing the remainder
of • th'e destructionto make way
i ...or.
newa -.,:.,
•s•tru•oture which 7s aX�
ready been planned for this,site..
of. Mexico fn the Village of Xoxo
cotla, which is ''about. 40 minutes'
• by•bus from. "Our Cabana." Plans
are being madefor teaching the,
Rangers and Cadets the: customs
and. native crafts of. the • Village
and in. 'turn . the girls will help
in • the day nursery and school.
and will assist the social workers'
and nurse with the health, and
child care program. • •
' In addition to the service in the
village there wilt. also be' discus-
sions,. ceremonies, campfires and
swimming at "Our Cabana" and
at least 'one sight-seeing trip.
This international' exchange
will . give the Rangerf-Cadets an
opportunity' to make friends with
Girl Guides from other countries
'by Living and working together;
to . observe and assist with rural
development . programs; to learn
by'' "experience how' Girl"
. Guides par
P it1C''
pa.t'e in s rnrl,ar.'prng-
rams intheir own countries and
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Huron . . Supports
�n Ian
HogSel1 ��
1,350 hog producers.. in•• Huron
County cast 'ballots on Tuesday
Of last 'week, .strongly supporting,
the present Pethod of hog mar-:
keting bytq electing all 19 candi-
dates ' who " stood for regulated
marketing of hogs. -
'1 e difference of opinion that .• ,
exists as to the bestmethod of
•marketing' hogs was pointed up
by this. vote. Huron producers in-
dfcated ';strong approval for .,the
existing scheme; while 'Perth
producers by.:their .vote, in :simi-
lar strength, ,opposed: the scheme.
Election machinery, establ'shed ;•
by .provincial ;authorities, proved. ' '
muchsuperior :this • year :, to the
P
set-up :Blast' • year. Five ' , polling -
places.
olling'places: werelocated in, Huron,
compared to, one at Clinton last
...:'• e
Year. From the se points Exeter. •
Town 'Hall; Agricultural Board
Room, Clinton; Gorrie. Commun-
ity Hall, Walton Comrnunity.Hal1
and at the ,Shenwoodhouse in:
Dungannon, resultswere relayed
to the. D'epartmrent of Agriculture :
where the final results were tab-
elated by:ateam headed in ,Hu'
ron by'A g. ricultural Re res vita
P e
tive D ' H. ' Miles, as returning
Officer.
Frori a slate .of 33:: candidates,
the following 19' "regulated' mar-
keting" committeemen were. elect=
ed:
Geo. R. Campbell; McKillop' ..937
Rdbt, P. Allan, ' Tuckersrnith ..835 '
William • Coleman,. .Stanley.; ....787:
Lloyd Stewart, ,•-Hullett
Elmer Ireland, East Wawa. .:..782'
Albert ' G. Bacon,; 'Marris ..:..782
Martin ,Baan,. Grey 780•
Gordon Elliott, McKillop 771
Ross Love, .Hay -..:. ..:.....
Leonard Fisher, Colborne :.7d1
Alfred, H. 'Warner, Goderich
'Harry Hern, Usborne 753
Alex McGregor, 'Pu•ckersrnith 749
Robt. McAllister, West: Wawa. 748.
Carl S Govier, East Wawa 745
Elmer, Harding, ' 'Howick
Ray Finni g,an, Ashfield
Ed; Hendrick, •Stephen , • '731
itiarry' Mulvey, Turnberry 725
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to observe 'and learn more about' ».
the work . of t(TN'f CE:E,', .
'Mary; who is a 'Grade 13 'stu-
dent at Eganville District High.
School; will.. attend .a..:.._briefing• ,.
session in Toronto on March JO
and will:Meet the other five Can-'
adian .girls at that time,
'A taxa er' is' one
y who doe`s not
have to pass a . civi'1 'service exam
ti
in order to .Work 'for th,.e g'pVern
menta '
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