HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-03-21, Page 81RIP $ Th. Thill*AtIVOCA1g, March 21, 1957
Present Scout .Award
At Centralia Banquet
&outs of the First C.en-:
0r1111. RCAF troop. ,belti their
110h annuli Father and •SOn.
banquet 04 'TuogloY night it.
Si.Ar Centralia Where 217 en -
Med a fine evening of entertain.:
Mont.,
The ',event, which saw a :num
ber of fathers -come from Credi-
tOn .and Exeter AS Well as -Cen-
tralia, marked ,4 (legible -occasion
as the•.Bout movement Is gele.
brating its 100th. 'anniversary this
y.ear.
C, C. bliddlebro. of Owen
Sound, Regional 'Commissioner
for Scouts and Cubs, was the
guest aPoalter,
Mr. Middiebros topic was -
*happilleSSP which he related
t ack to the ,Seout And 'Cub laws
the boys have learned.
"MeneY And happiness do net,
, oepesSarily• go band in -hand,"
•aid Middiebro, "Three rules that
• good Scout should remember
are: (1) Be prepared to love and
.do your duty to God:, (2) Help
other people at all times; (3)
Keett- y010 bodies healthy and
clean."'
, "You 'must give happiness to
other, .people. and when you do
this, you'll find happineag."
Middlebro .was introduced
by: 'ScoutmasterJack Corless,
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and thanked by George Busche„
of the Orono Committee.
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Other highlights of the evening
, were the .presentation of the
Butbman!s Thong to: Lloyd R‘iran,
andthe•Jeats of Magician F/0
Pols Perry, who held parents and
Scouts in suseense time and time
again with hts bagfuli of tricks.
Lloyd Rgan. of RCAF 'Centralia
Troop, passe4 -three of the touch -
cat tests .a Scout can go. through
by getting the campers, natural-
ist's and weatherman's badges
in order to be eligible to receive
the Bushman's Thong. Mr.
George Sheppard made the
,presentation.
Bob Perry, -who proved the
hand is quicker than the eye. pro-
duced a number 0 magic tricks
that ranged from cards to dis-
appearing handkerchiefs and
even as far as to „the cetting 0
a Cub neckerchief in six places
and producing the sante again
without a mark on it.
Master ,of Ceremonies Don
Crawford, outlined his plans for
the coming holiday season for
the Cubs.
This year the Cubs will be go -
big to Evertor,. Cub Camp, Which
is located an the •other side of
Guelph, and he expressed sincere
hone that most of the Cubs' par
-
eats could see their way clear to
send their youngsters for this
excellent training program.
FJL Proulx tinned the banouet
with g,race, while singsongs were
led by Scoutmaster Rifide Demp-
ster and Scouter Pete Preston.
Leaders in attendance from the
Scout Troop included; Scout-
masters George Sheppard and
jack Corless: Assistant Scout-
masters Ted Chambers and Bill
Gagne.
Representing the Cub Packs
were:
A Group — Akela Ernie Demp-
qter; Ron Ross and Doug
Cole,
B Group — Akela Bunny
l•Taidenfter; A .0.11i. Wally Brew-
lev and Ben Cooke.
C Groun — Akela Don Craw-
ford; A.C.M. Gord Leather and
Jack Wheeler.
Topic* from
Zion
Sy MISS JANE DYKEMAN
Mission, ,Clrcle
Tweivemembers of the Ws-
sion Cirele net at the borne .f
Mary Dickey Friday evening.
A 'short devotional opened the
Meeting. Business was discussed
and the. nest meeting will be
• April, la at the home of Helen •
Ilerdinan. Alma Hern gave a
reading And Doris Brock took
the study book -nu Turquoise
Horse."
Personel. Items
Ray Dykeman spent the week-
end M Termite, and in Galt with
Mr- and Mrs. Miller McDowell
and
Mr.- and Mrs. Harry Hern spent
the weekend with Air. and Mrs,
BO Herz), Jarvis.
Mrs. Tom Ogle, :Strathroy„
spent the weekend with Air.
Wellington Brock,
Air. and. Mrs. Norman Brock
entertained the family of Mr.
George Earl an Friday evening
on his eightieth birthday.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifton Jaques
.and children were Saturday
eveniegguests of Air. and Mrs.
Cecil Dobson, Kirkton.
Alr: and Mrs. Russell King of
Crediton visited Sunclay evening
with Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Jaques.
Lynda and David Dykeman
celebrated theim. birthdays at a
family party od Sunday.
Ruth Ann Dykeman received
her cap at a Nursing Assistants'
capping ceremony at South Huron
Hospital Monday evening,
D Group — Akela Pat North;
A.C.M. Mrs. Giles and Norm
Kelly.
The group committee includes
Guy Macintyre, Noel Henwood,
Mrs. McLeary, Mery Ananny,
Ian Stevenson and George
Busche.
Thames 'Road. Group
Enjoys Family
On friday evelahlg. the W.M.S. And Mrs. Bert Bissett •of Dxeter
held family night :the ebUrell were guests on SliadaY With Mr.
basement with. a 94, .erowd .and $.1rs. Chas. Jeffery.
attendance-.. Mr. and Mrs.. Williant Rohde,
The evening was spent in. play- , Douglas, Glenn and Calvin visit-
ing .crokinole 'with 14 tables in ed Sunday evening with Mr.
play, Prizes went tot .ladies' and Mrs. Riney Keller,. Fxeter.
Mrs. Edwin _Mater, - Mr. and. Mrs. Glenn •jeffery
low, Mrs. 'JP. Hadgertl ' visited on Sunday with Mr. and
high, William Ferguson, men's Mrs. .Can Willert of Zurich.
The community night will be
held in Thames Road school On
Thursday evening.
Raymond ,Cann, Barry .,Teffery
anti John Pym were among
some .of those who. went toGuelph
on Sunday to the .Coeferenceto
sing in the choir,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray -Cottle' were
guests on Sunday with Mr. And
Airs. Alex Rohde of Mitchell.
Misses Margaret Bray and
Marion Lamport spent the week-
end at their homes here,
Mrs, William Snow was host-
ess for a brush demonstration
on Thursday evening. Mrs. Roy
Ferguson of .4Xeter was the
demonstrator.
Mr. and Mrs. William 'Harper
and family of .Cromarty, and
Mrs. Clara Hackney of Exeter
were guests on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Ballantyne.
Mr. and. Mrs, Russell Morley
and family of near Exeter visit-
ed on Tuesday evening last with
Mr. and `Airs. Lloyd Knight,
Mumps and ,chicken pox are in
the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kernick,'
Margaret and Teddy were Sat-
urday evening guests •with Mr..
and Mrs. Melvin 'Gardiner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery
and Ross were guests on Sunday
with M. and Mrs. Victor Jef-
fery.
Mr. and Airs. Lloyd Jones,
Larry and Linda •of Exeter, Mr,
low,. Rev. W. J. Mooresk ladies
•No. 0, Mrs, Alvin -Cottle, men's
No. 20 William Allan,
Airs. Lloyd Ballantyne and
Mrs- Victor Jeffery were in
charge of the erokinole, Mrs,
Archie Morgan, Mrs. William
Allan and Airs, Lloyd Knight'
were in charge ' of the silent sale.
Proceeds at the -door and front
the sale was fifty-three dollars.
Mrs. .Donald Icernicli; and. Mrs.
Donald Bray were in charge
the fish pond for the Mission
Band.
.Shower Bride -elect
About 45 friends and relatives:
gathered at the home of • Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Bray on Sat-
urday evening to honor Miss.
'stoma Veal of Exeter, bride -
elect of this Saturday,
Miss Doris Elford played the
wedding march. Mrs. BA/SO. Skin-
ner of Dlimville read the ad-
dress and three little girls
Brenda Skinner; Carol Ann Bell
and Ava Elford pulled in a dec-
orated wagon filled with gifts.
Mrs. William Morley of Whalen
gave a reading. Several contests
were enjoyed.
Those assisting the hostess
were Mrs, Harold Bell, Mrs.
Ross Skinner, Mrs, Lorne El-
ford of Elimeille and Miss 'Doris
Elford.
Personal Items
Mr, and • Mrs. Milton Luther
LOW From
ir MRS", ;ECU. 01,LWOOD
Paul and Terry TreVetiliekl.
young, son* .pf Mr. and Mrs. 'Carl
Trevethick of Lend.on, visited
with their grandparents, Mrs.
RIO Watson and. Mr. and Mrs.
jas. •Trevethick for a few days.
Mr..and Mrs. Dundas of
Detroit visited with. Mr. and,
Mrs. Dad Dixon on Friday.
Mr Hilt Ranting of 'Sarnia
is spending a few :days with Mr.
and Mrs. 'Fred Fenton.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Trevethick
spent Friday evening with Mn.
And Airs, Howard Dorman of
Ailsa Craig.
Mr. Don Watson and Mn. and
Mrs. Carl Trevethick of London
spent from Friday till Tuesday
0111, their sister And brother-ln,
law, Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbert of
Barrie.
A number of ladies of the
community Attended the sewing
course at West McGillivray,
sponsored by the Women's, 'ln-
stitute,
Mr, and Mrs, D. J. Dundas
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Roy
Hamilton of Lucan, Mr. and
Mrs. Eldon Young And Linda of
I.;ucan, spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. 'Cecil Ell-
wood, •
Mr. Noble Greenlee and friend
of Toronto spent the weekend
with the former's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Brock
of Exeter spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Goldie
Mr. Lin A'rnos is spending a
few days with friends to. London.
Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Odd and
Carolyn of London visited with
Mr. and Mrs, :Cecil .Ellwood on
Sunday,
and Mrs. Wellington Haist of
Crediton visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Abner Passmore,
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