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Pap 2 'Th e Times-Advocatot April 16, 1939 •
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daci .... 7 : with Porkingoo . • b- -11 •
Reward energetic Scouts
thAriin fa -her son ban
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Is lawn howling dead in Ex-
eter?
That was the question con -
'Ay J. M. SOttITHCOTT
At the father and son banquet
for the Boy Societe of Exeter at
the Legion Hall •Wedneeclay,
April 8,160 persons sat down US
the tables catered to by the
Legion Auxiliary.
• _ it is doubtful if such a gather -
hg of Seouts could be duplicat-
ed in a place the size of Exeter
anywhere in the province. Like-
wise the number of badges and
wards that were handed out to
the- Scouts and Cubs revealed
the tremendous interest being
taken by the boys and their
Ieaders
Lion Jake Sweitzer, chairman
of the group committee, presid-
ed andcongratulated the lead-
ers, the boys and the Lions Club
which sponsored the Scout house.
Ed Brady, Lions president,
stated "there was doubt in the
xninds of the Lions Club as to
whether the building would be
a worthwhile venture and now
there is a . new project to in-
crease the size of the building."
Mayor Pooley brought greet-
ings from the town and stated
that Exeter was fortunate to
have leaders to spend so much
time with the boys.
Scoutmaster Ralph Sweitzer
led the group in a lusty sing
song followed by the presenta-
tion of badges and awards.
Jack Pryde, Jack Delbridge
and 13111 Johnston were present-
ed with gold mos for their in-
terest in Scouting as members
of the group ,committee. Uarry
Penhale, of Aylmer, a farmer
member of the group :commit-
tee. was present for the occa-
sion with his. son, Dettglas. and
was presented with i gift by
Doug Westlake.
C. S. MaeNaughton. MLA.
whose son John received seve-
ral awards, spoke briefly an
what it meant to be a father of
a first-class Scout.
Field Comnjissioner Bob Tay-
lor, liarriston, and District Com-
missioner G. Lodge, were guests
at' the head table along with 3.
M. Southcott. representing the
press.
I Jack Pryde, a member of the
group tommittee, intreduced E.
C. Shelly, Inger,soll. who spoke
on flying saucers„ rockets and
; visitors from outer space. He
was thanked be Gerald Godbolt.
Badge presentations included;
"A" Troo • Souts
• First class badges. John 'Stec -
!Naughton and Gary Wedlaket
second class, Bob Higgins; win-
ter sportsman, Dale TurveY;
handyman, Fred Sanders; knot -
ter, Jim Switzer: musician,
George Godbolt, Bob Higgins;
woodworker, Dale 'rurvey, Jim
Sweitzer; camper, Gary Wed -
lake; ambulanceman, Neil Ham-
ilton, Fred Sanders; pathfinder,
Doug Jermyn, John MacNaugh-
ton; forester, Jim Sweitzer; "A"
cord,John MacNaughton.
"R" reap Scout*
Dairyman a n d poultryman,
fronting the shareholders of the
' Exeter Lawn Bowling Club. at a
meeting in the town hall Tues-
day evening.
Interest in lawn howling has
decline -considerably in recent
: years anti last summer, outside
of two. tournamentS, there was
little activity at, the local greens.
The nuestion of the future of
the sport and the. disposition of
the propertY, which has been a
beauty spot in the centre of the
town and one of the best bowl-
ing greens around, was the sub.
jest of enntroversy.
Lack or interest in lawn bowl.
ing was attributed to motor
ears, summer cottages, golf,
and the death of some of the
older members.
Hope for a revival of interest
seems remote and it was left to
the direetnrs to consider the
most beneficial use to which the
nroperty can be. put before of -
ferule it for sale.
The directors are W. G. Coch-
rane, Ulric Snell, 13. M. Fronds,
Exeter. anti Ted Davies, Forest,
Barry 'Grainger. ("13" troop has
just been formed and untie of
the members has his second'
„class except Barry who ,is a pro -
duet of "A" troop).
, -Cith Peck "A"
Se ond star.athlete 'collector, •
Patti Mason; artist, Paul Mason,
Brian MeLeare Larry Willert;
guide. .gardiner, Larry Willer!,
Larry Willert now has all 13
Cub proficiency badges.
cub Peck "E"
Artist, Bill Beavers, John
Grassick; swimming, C. Keat-
ing; first aid, John Grassick,
Bill Beavers; team player, John
Pryde, Brian Baynham; guide,
Bob Beavers, John Grassick;
house orderly, John Grassick,
Gord Greene ere ; home craft,
John Grassick; collector, Brian
Baynham, Bill Dinney; athlete,
toy maker, Doug litindey.
Rector urges
)pp Constable George Mit-
school study
I At the April meeting of the
Home and School Association on
*Tuesday evening Rey. Bren de -
Vries was the speaker choosing
; as his topic' "Education."
He spoke of the edu ational
system of his native land, Hol-
land Then he queried "Educa-
tion for what? and stated that
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children should be educated for
competence; ' for historic pers-
pective; for artistic understand-,
ing; for Scientific knowledge and
:for spiritual 'consciousness)
;
"Teach your children- these at-:
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civil and Mrs. Mitchell attend-
ed a wedding in Toronto Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard' Knight
and daughters. Sandra and Deb-
ra, of Saginaw, were Sundae
visitors with the former's grand-
mothers, Mrs. Mary Higeins.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston
and Sharon. Mr. and Mrs: Ross
Davidson, Kenny :and Brian of
Goderich visite:) with the
• Mon relatives in Exeter on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Ken Greb, Centralia,
:Mrs. 13. E; Ponies' 'and Mrs.
Whitney Coates. Exeter, attended
the London Conference WA' in
Windsor on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Argyle CaMP-
,
Sarnia,
Gecrtlo Anderson, Windsor, Dr.
and Mrs. John Ross, Kitchener,
Mr. and Mrs. E. ,T, Beckman,
Mr. and Mrs. George Newton,
George Sawyer and Frank Cham-
bers all nf London, Mrs. William
Seip, St? Agatha, and Mrs.
Fred White and family, LoCk-
pert, N.Y. attended the funeral
of the late Henry Blerling on
Monday.
Huron Conney Junitir Institute
rally will he held in Seafarth
High &heel on Saturday after-
noon, Aril IS.
- ' tributes rather than become
icky in the race for the moon"
admonished Mr. de -Vries.
' !
Mrs. W. G. Huntley introduced
!the speaker and 'he was thanked
I by Gerald Godbolte Miss Maxine'
Reeder fovoreci with two solos
:accompanied by Mrs. Lorne
I
I Kleinstiver, •
The a ttenclance award was
won by Principle A. Idles
i A tea and bake sale will be 1
• room.
held by the Home and School on!
' Wednesday, April 22 from 3 to :
5 o'clock in the school.
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He went
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- with his Peetneests in the Chat'
ham -dog show -over the week=
St. Aebreys Kvan of Elselort
• won top honors in his cles#,,
Town topics
! Mr. and Mrs, W. Hawley of
:Hamilton And Mr. George Grun-
dy of Larder Lake were 'weekend
visitors with Mr. ;and Mrs, Wil-
liam Marshall.
, Mrs. C. Hale has returned to.
her home in Vancouver after
spending the past montb.. with
her granddaughter, LAC and
Mrs. Jack Gibson, Main St.
Exeter,
Mr. W. C. Dunsford and son,
Ronald of Sirncoe spent a few
days with Mr. and Mrs, Percy
Dunsford and Mr. .and. Mrs,
Ralph Genttner,
Mr. Herb Beaver and sister,
Clara have this week moved to
Exeter from Stephen Township
-into the residence recently pur-
chased from the estate of the:
late Miss Nettie Keddy,
Mr. and Mrs, Oran Moir, Mr.
aed Mrs. Ten Blekely and Mrs,
D. Blakely of St. Catherines
!spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. Clayton Frayne and other
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 'Skinner
were at Cass City, Mich., over
the weekend where they attended
the golden wedding anniversary
of the latter's uncle and aunt,
Mr. .and Mrs. Homer Motz. They
also visited relatives at Pigeon
an ctoe, 44,, Mr. Motz
was a former Crediton boy.
Mrs. William Murdock, Dun-
das, visited over the weekend
with :her father, Mr. Witham
wood. Mrs, Murdock and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wood, Lam-
beth returned from a three-week
vacation in Florida. •
On Tuesday 'afternoon exwart
dens of Huron County, 13, W. F.
Beavers, B. W. Tuckey and Hugh
Berry and Charles MacNaughton
MLA attended the funeral in
Goderich of exwarden Wilmot
Ha ake.
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FAST RELIEF FOR
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Huron Conservatives paid tele
blitz Malicia: night to Peter El-
senbaeh, Grand Bend. w h
served as treasurer of the pro-
vincial riding asseetation for 30
years
to attend the meeting
because of 111-heelth, Mr. Eisen-
hech forwarded his resignation
mrs. FrDobb Jr. attended
last weeig's RNAP cortvention at
the Royal 'YOrli. Toronto,and
later joined .her hushand-;. in
Guelphwhere they spent the.
weekend with Mr. end Mrs, 'Rob-
ot mogk.
Mr. Witham Pest, 'Sheila. and
Mary Lou 'of Windsor, Alr. arid
Mrs. William .Carroll :and family
of :Sarnia, Mrs. Jean .Miller and
',family, Mr. Vince FM- and Mrs,
W. B. Crisp of Lawton were
:welt:Pend guests .of Mrs, J. W.
Powell.
beeattse he is Dow. living In 4,0414.,,
beiltharetyouonitkelais, lumina C.
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t Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beaudre -of
$t- JOhn'a, Que, are -visiting with
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs,
Mr, and Airs. Whitney 'Coates.
!visited with Mr, and, Mrs. Rob-
ert: Foote of Elora and etr, and
Mrs. Erie Love at Atwood on
'Sunday.
Marie Curie who, with her bus'
bad ii
nd Perre, discovered radium
in 2898 once made the remark
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MAcNeughton, Huron L A, ;
praised, the long and efficient;
service be has rendered the as-,
eociatioe.
Mr. Eisenbactes successor Is .e.
Jack Morrissey, former .countx
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warden ,and reeve of Stephen.
Dr. E. A. McMaster, Seafortli,
was elected president replacing
George Ginn, Goderich, who re-
tired, Vice-presidents are Har-
vey Coleman, Stephen; Mrs. D.
14fooney, GoderichDouglas Free-
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don 13loch, jerome Dirictetn, Er-
nie Ross, Bill Dale, Carl l5raper
and Dan Bauerman.
AT DISTRICT MEETING
Nine women of the Bethel Re-
formed church of Exeter at-
tended the spring union meet-
ing of Reformed Church women
held at Hepe Reformed Church,
Strathroy, Tuesday night. Part
of the program consisted of pic-
tures of the Southern Normal
School among the negroes at
Brewton, Alaba m ,
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