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Scout Drive
Wiping .out the existing debt
on the
Bey Scout House and daro-
vicling for an addition to the
buddding was (be -chief subject
for .discussion. at Exeter Lions
Club super meeting at Arm-
strong's Restaurant Thursday
evening.
Pion Jake Switzer, who heads
the Boy Scout committee, said As nattily of know, the
the Scout :house _was being used first business of youch new he
five o six evenings a week anrt
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ime present building is made- sten of .pazliainent is the throne
cJuate for caiiaing on the lvorlc, speech debate. The Governor -
Exeter, he stated, has one of General reads the speech.from
the finest Scout troops- hi the the throne in the senate •chatty•
province with 17 leaders guiding bar, whither members of the
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Throne Speech Debate
$hQuidEnd Fridc,y
the activities, this mctucies
&Mits. Cubs, Cal Guides .and
Brownies.
The Lio.as Club has decided to
house of commons have beat
summoned to listen,
After hearing the speech, the
commons return to their own
sponsor the proposed addition to chamber and prepare -a reply.
the building and is now confront- One• of the eonimons members'
ed with the problem of raisin; by invitation of the priiue min"
the money before the new praj- ister, moves that we thank his
eet is -t
Lion Sandy Elliott thought a
large number of citizens were
excellency for the speech. An-
other tnember, by similar invita-
tion, seconds .the motion. Then
sympathetic to such .a project the opposition move in and
and he believed that if the facts begin the debate with a speech
were presented to the public by their leaders, The throne
anti ject was st.arled a volunlalv fund-rathedsingre speech gives a short account of:
prothat
would be a liberal response from
the public.
William Schlegel, pl•osident of
the Grand .Send Lions, brought
greetings from that cluh. Hr
was accompanied by Lion Dave
Jackson.
Two pictures, one of the .St.
Lawrence River, and the other
of Barbara Ann Scott, were
shown by dela Larnpinan and
Toni McMillan, chairman of the
entertainment committee.
The suit of the month was won
by Les Mitchell.
.Whalen Farmer
Dies In Hospital
Mr, George Squire died in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London on
Wednesday, January 21.
He lived on his farm at Whalen
1nost of his life. Ile was a mem-
ber of Whalen United church un-
til he moved to Granton a year
and a half ago.
:He is survived by his wife, the
former Ethel Dayinan; one
daughter, Mrs. .Norman Hodgins
(Velma), Granton; one. son,
Harry of Woodham; one brother,
Tames, Roland, Man.; four sis-
ters, Mrs. Harry Westlake, (Rho-
da), Roland; Mrs. John Herdman
(Annie) Mrs. Joseph Daynan
(May), and Mrs. Orville Cann
(Elsie) all of•Exeter; and seven
grandchildren,
Funeral services were held at
the Hopper -Hockey fwleral home,
Exeter conducted by Rev. Vardy,
Granton, on Saturday, January
24 at 2 p.m. with interment in
Exeter cemetery.
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how the country is doing and witlz an opportunity to raise al- .1
lvhat new h'gislatiou is to come most any subject in which their
helbre lthe throng, constituents are interested. The •
Since the throne speech is a1•
ways written by the government, government members commendthe government for what has
it indicates that the ,country is been done and for what the gov
well governed and that the' eminent intends to do.
proper legislation is to come The opposition :finds fault in
before parliament. me ,opposi- every way they can. The 'high
tion's •job is to find all the fault lights of file speeches pro and
it can. hotly with the government con are reported in the news -
and the' legislative Program' papers all across the country
They" try to amend the address and are reported in Hansard.
In such a way as t0 show ells- As indicated in our report last
management or neglect. The de- week, we are sending copies of
hale on the address and rata the days.
dMansard to the libraries at Lu•
can last for Orn can,
Parkhill, and the Middle -
amendments
day . Jf nothing unforeseen turns sex County Bookmobile. if there.
up. it will finish this time an is any .item in the debate in ,
,L relay. January 30. which you are interested, it can
This debate being of ai general be found. in Hansard. The speech-
es of the prime minister the
liberal leader and the C.C.F.
leader,. together with the liberal.
and C.C.F. amendments, are all:
in Hansard for Monday, January
19.
One item of the Throne speech
ceremony intrigues me. It is the
compliments paid to the house
of commons and the senate by ,
the governor-general each time.
he refers to either of them in
his speech.
There is a railing across the
senate chamber beyond which
Yolk in a few clays for another vocalist and it was a second win the common members cannot go.
recording session. The trio has each for the cede Carter Trio, They stand along the railing
two TV dates slated for March; Fred Davis, Katharine Blake, while the speech is read. The
PM Party and Hit Parade. i Wayne and Shuster and Music- speaker of the commons stands
I was surprised to see that' maker$, on a block one step high at the
Looking In i/itil Liz
iii -Liles Hard
For New York
By ELIZABETH TQUCHETTE
The NW -dies head :for New a row as the country's hest male
the group called the Nobles who
guested on Hit Parade last week
were actually the Emcees who.
at last count had changed their Anise shown by becoming tate best to one side. whenever the gov,
name to the Stereos. Now they're femme sin
Last crit Sylvia Murphy was centre of the line-up. 7'he gover
tagged year
best newcomer and nor -general sits on the senate
thus year she fulfilled the pro- speaker's throne and the senate
s cake! ds located in front ane'
recording under their new title. ' ge i' ernor-general comes to a place
Bob Goulet captured the Lib -1 Two
!defunctears Four ago
Lads was the best or the hthe now in the ouse
where the senate
erty award for the third year in; vocal u e of commons is re• .
I group Bill 'Van Evora was feared to. he stops, bows, and
Youth Expect
150 At Rally
Over 150 district you:ng people
are expected to attend a Chris-
tian. Youth Week rally which
will be held in James St. United
:lead tenor; now he's in the same lips his bis 'plumed helmet to
the appropriate speaker who.
bows and tips his tricorn hat in ;
return before the reading pro
coeds.
These compliments, like other
ceremoniesin parliament, take
time but are impressive,
spot with the award-winning Ore-
scendoes.
I had coffee with three of the
Crescendoes recently. 1 v o n n e
Lauder, the other member of the
rtuartet had a makeup call.
Bill, Polly Brooks and Syd Beck-
with are the other three. Bill
and 'Folly who are teamed to -
Church, Exeter, this Sunday, to-
gether are well -matched off
stage, too, when it comes to
Youths will present their own clowning. They keep up a steady
church service, then hold a fire- pace of wisecracks and semi.
side, hour featuring a film and slapstick. Polly is known as a
discussion groups, "living doll" by her coworkers.
District young people of all They say she is completely with -
denominations have been invited out temperament,
to attend. Has anyone else noticed the
Bill Pollen, James St. Candi- new warmth .in Sylvia Murphy's
Personal items date for the ministry and a singing style? The voice and fi-
former president of SHDFIS stu- gure are the same but now it
dent council, will preach the seems the singer is alive. 1t
sermon for the seven o'clock must be love. Sylvia and her ad
service. Paul,,, Wilson, Exeter, man from Montreal will be mar-
ersUnion, and Paula
Boulianne, erenicl na rigid next month.
Mrs. Finkbeiner of Listowel I Norma Haines is another new -
spent a few days last week with 1 duet will be sung by Sandra ly engaged singer. But Norma
her son, Jack and family. Walper and Marlene , McBride. and her fiance, a CBC type, plan
Mrs. Finkbeiner entertained The rally comes at the tail to wait a year before they
fbr her daughter, Jackie, on enol of Christian Youth Week, marry. Since Iean is also en -
Tuesday last, it being Jackie.s' whose objective in part, is "to gaged, only Marjorie of the
ninth birthday. The guests were r demonstrate the joy, satisfaction Hames sisters is still free-lan-
Barbara Hodgson. I ura French, and fellowship that can be en- cin,;. (Marj is the tallest of the
Carol Foster, Carol Johnston,joyed within the framework of three, the gal in the middle). •
Catherine Klahre. Bruce Mills
and Bryaii Hodgson.
Mr, Laverne Morley returned
home Saturday last after being
two weeks in the Peterboro dis-
trict in the interest of the Farn'i-
Mr. and Mrs. :13i.11 Morley ,Tr.
were Sunday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam. Skinner, Cen-
tralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve 'Pullman
and boys spent. Sunday with the
former's father, Mr, George
Pullman of Mitchell.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Johnson
were Friday evening guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bill MrIey Jr.
The flowers placed in the
church on Sunday were in mem-
ory of the late George Squire.
Mr. and Mrs, Ron Squire were
,Sunday visitor's' with Mr, and
Mrs. Jack Dickins, Lucan.
The Story In
Zion
By MRS. JUD DYKCMAN
There were no church services
held at Zion West on Sunday
owing to poor .road conditions.
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Brock
visited Saturday with air. and
Mrs. '1'oua Dickinson, London
Township.
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the church."
Cliff McKay is currently on
tour in the warm climes. First
Kingston, Tamaica, • and then
Letter From Ice's slated for Port -of Spain Tri-
nidad. Anne Gable, who was once
a Holiday Ranch regular gets
her first TV elate in several
months this week. She'll sing
for Billy O'Connor. -
Although Salad Days has
folded in New York it did run up
Personal Items a record, the longest. run of any
Air. and Airs. 'Raebuzn Sleeper Canadian show .in the Big Town
spent Slulday with the lather's and several of its performers
Parents, Mr. and Mrs.AlcNair, drew attention from the top not -
Tinsley
By MRS. CECIL ELLWOQcI
on Sunday,
Vtsilors with Mr. and airs.
Lloyd Odd of London, on Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. George Prest
and Bill also air. and Mrs. Cecil
Ellwood.
airs, Toy Hamilton visited
Mrs.. Earl Hamilton on Friday
afternoon.
ehers. Erie Chriatinas, for one.
He's already signer( for a good
part in a new Noel Coward play
and Barb Franklin is being con-
sidered for a role.
Allan Manings agreed with
Lloyd Heebner that their panel
Show One of a Kind is fun,
"Though there's net much to it."
Mrs. .falu - 'I1 evethick and He admitted that nnce in awhile
Mr. and Mrs l lu,r1 Windsor at- one of the 'panelists gets a lucky
tended the .siis!,!•Pearce wed• brainwave but dawdles with lois
ding in Loia-1,,n Slaturday eve- answer so he won't appear "too
ning. bright." "It's s usually just an
Mr, and Mi•s. Earl I.tamilton educated guess," said Allan.
anti Elaine spent the weekend The show's secrets are carefully
in Detroit. guarded as Inc those on Front.
Page Challenge. There is abso-
air. and airs. Albert Hess of booty NO truth in the occasional
Zurich visited with ..t r. and Mrs. rutixenrn
tr that these shows are
Jiro Trevethick on Monday eve- -es
nine.
Airs. Tom Brock and infant Visitors with Mrs. Ruth Wat.
The
Still 1i
O1 Sunday were i d
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Victoria l e it '.v lured I llau accused
on returned home from A ictoria 1.lrs. Carl Trevethick and sons of helping himself to d the nlac-
1 ospital, London, on Stuiday. of Loddon Mr. Tied Mrs. Iuu ter's liquor when Ile was not on
Iiss Muriel Hern is staying with Trevetllick� and Mr. and Mrs. the premises, waxed properly
hero for a few weeks. Don Watson and 'Darlene. i indignant: "I'll have you know,
Airs. Norman Brock. Mrs. War. Mr. Harvey Morley is on the sit'," he declared heatedly. "that
rtn Brock, Mi's. Ward Bern, sick list. I conte from honest English
Mrs, Ken Hern and Airs. Not -
tan Jaques atteliclecl the W.I.
uchre Tuesday afternoon at
Cliavville hall.
A number from the comlliu-
nity attended the funeral ser-
vices for the late George Squires
in meter on Saturday.
Misses Jane and 'Ruth Ann
Dykemen, 'Wingham, were week-
end visitors with their parents.
Mrs. Elson and her pupils en-
joyed skating 111011day aftel'iiooti
at the Exeter arena,
;'Suss Doris King, St. Marys,
visited last wrrkrrid with Mr.
and 11li's. Norman Brock alit)
famile'.
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Mrs. Nphrianl Bern visitid
last week with her brother" Mr.
Willtain Stephen ill Stratfput
General Hospital,
Little, lta1'011 :Stock, spent: a
(ow days lastweek with her
gratadparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Lynn, Clandeboye.
111i. end Mrs, ' ph1'iani Heim
spent Friday evening with Mrs.
Louisa Kyle, T';xt ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Norltlati • Brock
Were Thursday evenill1 Visitors
with Ale. AM Mae. Jas. hart,
Exeter.
North Anierira's first produe.
ilia toil well was drilled a century
ago at Petlolia, faeai• Sarnia,
Ontario, and that first oil well is
stilt produting,
`I'Iie Women's Institute held parents."
191111y night on Wednesday eve -I "I'm not concerned lcilh your
Hing with a turkey dinner but I English parents," countered the
due to weather conditions the ' master. "What's worrying ane is
attendance. was oat large. Iyour Scotch extraction."
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