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The regular Monthlymeeting of
the Group. Committee of the, First
Kinloss Scout Troop_was held .in
the Scout -Hall on April 4tli with
chairman N, .E. Haldenby presidia
Others present were: Albert Coi
well, Dan MacInnes, Ira Dickie,
°Ernie Hanna, Venturer •Ad,visor
Lloyd Ackert, Scoutmaster Frank
Colwell,, Cubmaster Rae' Halde nby
and Secretary E. Dickie.,w
Lloyd 'Ackert announced that the
Venturers were beginning a Navi-
gation Course on April 5th; Any.
interested. older boys or me. n in . .
the community' are welcome to
•attend.. The Venturers are;' also,
''selling tickets to. •a• dance to be
held"in.Lueknow High School. on'
April 16t1i.. Proceeds are for the
Centennial Tout. • The Ladies• . •
Auxiliary are having a bake sale
.in. Lucknow ion Apri1,13th.•
After discission it was, decided '•
to hold a wood -bee on April 12th
to haul wood 'to the Scout 'Hall. °.'
Scouts and fathers to be, contacted
fir tractors and. wagons. .
Itwas moved by Ira :Dickie and•
seconded by Albert "Colwell that,
Gubmaster'.Rae' Haldenby be reim-
bursed for money paid out for new
neckerchiefs for his Cubs.. It was::'
decided tha :,one dozen new neck=
erchiefs'be ;made up for.sale to the;
'boys with faded neckerchiefs at •
half-price:
Moved by Lloyd.Ackert, Second -
.ed by Dan.`Maclnnes,'that three
keys be cut, for :the new..l'ock on
`: the Scout Hall.. These would be •
used by the .,leaders' during the
summer rrionths.
Lloyd -Ackert. was thanked 'for:re-
moving:ashes from the basement
of the •Scout :Hail.
.Discussion followed re, :a 'tempor-
ary replacement :for Lloyd Ackert:
.while he is.overseas nextWinter;:
• Members commented favourably
or the Scout news in our local
paper :and suggested' reports of'.
Group . g Committee meetin s.also
be.'subrnitted .. "
•A. Workshdp on Leadership..jis'
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He's. pretending now, but it won't be: long before.
he reaches.' man's' estate, .His father wants to be
sure that his 'pride and joy' has every opportunity
in :life. That's why Dad is a Sun Life policyholder
—.so that the family can be financially secure and
his, children have a college education even if he
should die in the meantime. In fact, for the best
of : reasons, each :member of the family is, a Sub
Life. policyholder!
associated " with Sun: , Life of,
Canada, the .Company with the policy .
that's right for you and your family.
Why not call me today?
WILLIAM J. KINA
R.R. 2 Lucknow
Phone Winghntn 'r3, 7-198 7:
SUN LLE ,F ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA
Clcnow Rangers
Nw:EflroIIed
l'he Lucknow Rangers heldtheiritt
lat'tneetin8 on April '6 .` , Janet .
'others as inCharge, of the'
ting. The Rangers are to
at a Bridge Party, to be, held
the Local Association, on April
4. A reehearsalwas held.
coming camps, and all; appiica
tion s' for these camps must be in
as soon as possible, , Theprospects
.of a company camp were:mention-
1 vote was taken concerning the
Wearing pi -Uniforms
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'It was'unanimously decided to do
so.. The meeting ended' with Taps.
rewious''s ecial meeting',
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the Lucknow Rangers were enrolled,
by Mrs.. Bert Dixorr°the Deputy
Mrs; Rayner discussed•.the up- Area Commissioner,
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to be:held in Clinton, April 23rd..
As the new Cub Prggram .is to be,
explained. Lloyd .Ackert thought
the cub: leaders would` gain much
from attending.
It was' moved :by Ira' Dickie that;
the meeting be adjourned.
Brownie: News
FIRST LUCKNOW.BROWNIE :.PACK
.: (by. Barbara -Hawthorne)
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Brown O.the 'Tw.eenies.,
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ut Brownwliies.told :Barbara Stainley
and Barbara Hawthorne ''did' knitt-
ing. Sandra 'Finlay•.polished.het..
shoes. The 'others- practised ',sema-
phare: • We had Pow -Wow and
:closed the meeting With the Squee
ze. and; Chimes.
st Kinloss
BOY SCOUTS . �..
• ''(by Allen.Colwell)
'The meeting was openedby the..;'
Tigers. Following dues. and''.inspec•.
tion ,, Scouter Frank announced
that John Ackert passed his 1st
class. Repass with 85%. A game of
floor .hockey was conducted'by the
Tiger Patrol.
Scouter . Frank gave.a lesson.on
getting staffs for .the new. recruits.
Scouter Currie worked on: splices
with the second class boys. Scout,'
,er Allen gavea. test on Trail signs
and Kim's game 'to:theTenderfoot.
boys. •
tinT:g:he. T.iger,'patro1'closed the mee.
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Changes In Fair':
School Prize List
FAIR NOTES •
Have: youany suggestions..for im-
proving the Pair? The Directors
ate .working.bard..on preparing an •
attractive prize list'.
The Lucknow Agricultural Soc-
iety are' anxious to make the Fair ,
in Lucknow this year just as good -
as last•y.ear. The committees are
being set up and if youcan help,
• please let us know .
Donald Maclntyre, President,
would like suggestions 'as .to .what
bands you would like to have in
the Parade.
The school prize list will be
much••the same as last 'year with
the` exception of section one wh lcb .,
will 'read- - Grade.1 and -2,, Wrap;-
.ed
rap-.ed birthday ;.gift ; wrapping tb-
':count Sec.. 3, Grade 5 to 8, Hand
,made birdhouse, 'Sec: 4, Grade
5 8, Hand. m:
.Secto Best
ePoembroideredon Lucknowapron;
Fair 1965; Sec. 21, Best Poem on
Canada's. Centennial; See. 16,.
will be left out bf this class.'
Teachers would Qbe.well to' obi-
tain,one. of last years book and
work from therewith'these.chai g
°es noted.... •
' Writing for boys and girls class
32 will remain' the same as last
year.
All school entries will be judged'
early in July.; Therefore it is neer
• essary to have entries in by. June
30, 1966,
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