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FAG‘ EIGHTEEN THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL LUCKNOVi ONTARIO
Seven Receive Queen Scout Badges At
FOR SALE Kinloss Scout Father and Son Banquet
– : farm with go di buildings,
land,. ill tnodern.tiled,40 fief
PIt OWMr reduced .,price for
4114.0( sale
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Only 2 grass farms left, a 200 acre
And 100 acre', or, the ith of Huron
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A Se wore 'grass farm west of
Ripley, all plowed
Approximately one hundred fath-
ers and sons and a few guests en- I.
joyed a turkey banquet in liolyrood
Hall on Saturday evening. Grace
. was said by Rev.. Rod, MacLecx1 of
LucknowWilliam Dickie was the'
Scout Chairman and proposed A •
the ;toast:to:the Queen. Mts .
'M Ewan acCOmpanied' on the pianC,
for the singing of the Queen, Jim
LizmOre introduced the head table..
Cub JIm Hanna proposedthe toast
to the fathers towhich Let, Murray
'gave the reply. Each father in
turn Stoad, and introduced his son
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ShowerFor Former:
Phyllis Barbour
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On, Saturday evening the St.• ..
Helens community held a miscell-
aneous shower in honour of Mrs.
Charles Holmes, the former Phyll
is Barbour of LordOn. 'Mts Wm.
4,1 • • Rutherford played several Melodies
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as the, ladies gathered. Mrs. Earl
Jamieson was chairlady'for A short
program.. Readings were given by
• Mrs. Harold Gaunt and Mts. Bruce
Raynardand musical numbers by
• Marjorie Murray, Lore e Campbell,
Vera 'McDonald arid Chester
•The beide was escortedto her
'seat ofhonour by her sistrs Mrs.'
Angus McDonaldandiArs., Don.,
Montgomery Mrs. Keith Cranston
and Mts., Ken Barbour assisted in
• opening the gifts. Phyllis thanked
the ladies and lunch was served. •
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Larry. Couriney
Returns To
Amberley Home
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pleased tn know that Larry Court-
ney, sari of Mi. arid Mrs: Leonard
Courtney -of Arnbeiley, has been
able to return honie from :Victoria
Hospital in L'oriclon where he has:
been for about six vieeks.f011owing
the serious bus -train accident in
Late Febrilary which claiiried the
lives of his two -brothers Blain and
Wayne 'Courtney and a friend
Kenneth Pillen, , . for their Queen Scout badges then
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Larry %vain were called to the platform and , •
s; setiOusly injured:
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WpDNESDAY,APRIL '12K 1967
Or sons. Those called onlor a. few
words were, Mrs. Harold lialdenby
president of Holyrood W.I. who
are sponsors of Kinloss Scouts and
Mrs, frank Maulden, W.I. represe-
ntative on the GroupCommittee:'
William Evaris, Reeve of Kinloss,
also was asked to speak,
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Tables.were;cleared and taken-
down and,chairs set up, then.
members of the Ladies Auxiliary *.
to the Scouts joined their husbands
and sons ,for a short programme
bver which N.E. Haidenby, chair-
man of the Group Committee,
pre§ided ,
• Jim McEwan thanked the .ladies
who had prepared and served.the
banquet. ivIrs. Ira Dickie, presi-
dent of the Ladies Auxiliary, in,
her reply thanked all Members for
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CILTONE SEMI -GLOSS
• For Coiling, Walls and, Woodwork
their splendid Csk-operation.Aichie
Gowanlock District Commissioner
• of,Walkertonspolie briefly and
commended 1st Kinloss Scouts,
leaders and Group Committee for
their continued interest ,in the
Scout movement. There are at
present sixteen Venturers, eighteen
Scouts and twentyl7threecubs.
Green cords werepresented to
John VanEeers and Barry Haldenby
by Venturer Adviser, Lloyd Ackert.
The seven boys who had qualified
the Ripley collision Because. of a / presented with their citations by
fractured pelvis, he hasbeen cn- Archie Galranlookand the badges
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fined to bed and now a Wheel-
were pinned on by Venturer Adviser
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Lloyd Ackert.. The new Queen.. •
Scouts are: Mac' MacInnes, Jinf
MacKinnon David Eadie, John '-
ACkert, Eric Thacker, John •
more" and Barry .Haldenby . 1
Rev. Rod MacLeod of Lucknow
spoke on the Scoui Religion and
sPeech,Inu Or improvement hal. Life Emblem, He ha been conduct
chair. He Will return to hospital , •
about May 22nd When he will •
attempt in Walk . Until that time
he wll. make use of,a wheel:Chair,:
Larry has undergone speech therapysince the aaident. an although he
still experiences difficulty with his
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going on around him and was part- •
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home with his parents, .brothers aria one Girl'Guide,there are now fif-
sisters
• teen ready to write the test
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' • Lloyd Ackert spoke briefly on the
Centennial Tour. •The groupare
going tosee Queen Elizabeth and
Prince Phillip in Ottawa and the
Queen Mother, in Nova Scotia. It,
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is going to be a marvellous trip
and all plans are well formulated.
Allen Colwell showed slides of
the.raft trip.on the Trent Canal ,
this past summer• to those who had
not seen them previously. ( .
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estinghousi deluxe chest freezer
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Before the banqUet, Don Thornp-
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son of The Lucknow Sentinel,tthk
pictures Of those receiving their
'Queen Scout:badges and later John
Strong of C.K.,N.X.,..Wingharn also
took' pictures . •
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