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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1977-09-15, Page 5PART ONE AWARDS — Two area Scout leaders received awards in Exeter Wednesday night. Above, Huron Scout ADC Jay Campbell presents Part One Wood Badges to Jim O'Toole, Exeter and Don Liley, Lucan. At the right is Huron ADC for Beavers Kenley Campbell. T-A photo Re arch} for training Times-Advocote, September 15, 1977 Pegs 5 Area Scout leaders honored SCOUT AWARDS — A special Scouts Award night for Huron District was held Wednesday in Exeter. Above, left, District vice-president Dorothy Chapman presents part 2 Wood Badges to Henry Kaune, Lucan and Peter Aunger and Cheryl Chapman, Exeter. At the right is Huron District Commissioner Gary Tweddle of Ailsa Craig. T-A photo exterior walls of an average home. We'll provide you with complete details. Pre-1921. Your home must have been built before 1921 in Ontario to qualify for this phase of the program. And only materials purchased and installed after September 1, 1977 can qualify for a grant. If your home was built after 1921, stay with us. Over the next seven years, most homes will be included. if you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBOB management serVices of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK CITY POSTAL CODE French kit Send to: Canadian Home insulation Program P.O. BOx 700 St. Laurent, Quebec H4L SA8 Note: You may also qualify separately fOr assistance under a provincially-funded program in your province, Check with your FROV. English kit Opening new doors to small II 'business John MacKenzie • Farewell at Centralia Tindall horses win By MRS. HEBER DAVIS SAINTSBURY The congregation of St, Patrick's Church sponsored a successful chicken barbecue Friday evening at the Parish Hall. Over 300 persons enjoyed the meal. At the close of the evening, Clarence Haskett, Lucan drew the lucky ticket on the "Double Irish Chain" quilt made by the ladies. The lucky ticket belonged to Mrs. Shirley Lammie, Centralia and two cushion tops donated by Mrs. Marg Carroll were won by a Strathroy lady and a London lady. The proceeds from the barbecue is paid to missions each year. The sympathy of the com- munity is extended to Mrs. Carl Jefferies and family on the death of her father Teunis Van Brenk of Strathroy, Mrs. Jackie Blay and Mrs, Earl Greenlee attended the funeral in Ontario's apple industry gained momentum in the late 18th century when John McIntosh, a Scottish immigrant, found 20 wild apple trees on his land at Dun- ciela, Ontario, One'of those trees became the breeding stock for the present-day McIntosh variety, • Riverview Park, in Exeter, was the setting Wednesday for the Huron District, Boy Scouts of Canada, leader awards night. The informal evening was held in order to present several Scouters from Huron District the training awards which they have earned during the past few months. Frank Clement, President Huron District Council presented to Kenley Campbell of Exeter, a Certificate of Recognition for the Working with Groups Course. This particular course is designed for Service Scouters and represents 50 hours of training. The course examines small group dynamics, com- munication skills and problem solving, and develops personal skills inworking with Scout Dorthy Chapman, Vice- President Huron District Council and Gary Tweedle, District Comissioner presented the Part Wood Badge to Jim O'Tool, Pack Scouter with the 1st Exeter Cub 'Pack. Also receiving recognition for Part I training was Donald Liley, Scouter-in-Training with the first Lucan Cub Pack, , The Part I Wood Badge represents 14 hours of training and introduces leaders to many of the aspects of working with a Scout group,' Topics covered include program planning, aim and principles of scouting, ceremonies and badges, games, and scouting resources. One of the highlights of the evening was the Gilwell Wood Badge investure of Peter Aunger Cheryl Chapman first Exeter Cub Pack and Henry Kuane first Lucan Scout Troop. This special ceremony was first used by Lord Baden Powell (B,-P,1 the founder of Scouting, and signifies the completion of Wood Badge training, In order to qualify for this award the three leaders spent an additional 50 hours of training beyond the Part I Wood Badge. This training takes place in a camp setting where the Part I subjects are examined to a greater depth as well as developing personal skills to effectively put across Scoutings program, aim and principles. The Gilwell neckerchief and beads which each received date back to B.-P. and are recognized through out the world as Scoutings highest Leader Training Award. In ending the brief Frank Clement noted the ex- cellence of Scout Leaders in the District as shown by the number receiving awards, He also, Ott behalf of the Huron District Council, congratulated all of the leaders and thanked them for their investment of time to fur. ther their training in order to provide the best possible programs for the boys in this area. Strathroy, Saturday, Mr, and Mrs. Maurice Mac- Donald,Grand Bend and Mr, and Mrs. Heber Davis were dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Atkinson, Lucan, Mr. and Mrs, Bob Tindall and Nancy showed their Belgium horses at Petrolia fair Saturday, winning five firsts and two seconds in prices. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Greenlee attended anniversary service at Trivitt Memorial Church, Exeter Sunday morning and were dinner guests with Earl's mother, Mrs. Raymond Greenlee, Exeter. Mr. Conrad Decort is under doctor's care, after fracturing his foot in a farm accident last week. Dy MRS. .FRED BOWDEN CWRALIA The Rev. John Beaton left his listeners .with plenty el food for thought . when he preached his farewell sermon to a large congregation in the United Church on Sunday morning. Communion was observed during the service. After the service the Zion Congregation joined, the Cen- tralia Congregation for a pot luck dinner in the church schoolrooms. Fallowing the dinner Rev..and Mrs,- Beaton and family were invited to the front and Mr. Gordon Johnson, in his usual capable manner, addressed the family expressing regrets over their , departure hut wishing them success on their new charge in London, Mr, Sam Skinner presented them with a gift of money. Patti Tasko presented . Mrs. Beaton with a gift from the young People's Sunday SehoOl class, Mrs, Beaton was also presented with a gift'from Zion U.C,W. 'and from Centralia U.C.W. The Sunday School and S Church services this coming Sunday will be at the usual time. Personals Mrs, Borden Smyth who returned home on Saturday following surgery in St. Joseph's Hospital in London, is recuperating at her home. Debbie and Kelly Hodgson, Ailsa Craig were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon over the Labour Day weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Earl Dixon ac- compannied by Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Dixon spent last week at Perkinsfield, Georgian Bay with Mrs. George Lackie, Mrs. Lackie is a sister of the two Mr. Dixon's. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hirtzel were Sunday guests at the home of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Karl Keller and family in London. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Morgan attended the Williams reunion held at the United Church Camp near Forest Sunday afternoon. There were forty two preSent for a time of good fellowship and supper, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon are visiting for a couple of days this week with Mrs. Dixon's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lester I-lowland at North Branch, Michigan. Mr. and,,,Mrs,, Fred Bowden were guest§.,,fer dinner Sunday *Allison and family, Ailsa Craig, vening.with Mr. and Mrs. Wm,- Stage barbecue at Saintsbu program, Insulation pays. In two ways. Trivitt congregation marks anniversary • ,"1101i. • The 9081.h Anniversary of Trivitt Memorial Church in Exeter was celebrated Sunday,. This Church was built and dedicated to the Glory of God through the generosity of ThoMas and Elizabeth Trivitt in 1887. Their mortal remains lie buried beneath the Chancel. Previously for 25 years the members of the Church of England in Canada from Exeter worshipped in ChriSt Church, a wooden building on Victoria Street just east of the arena. This year the Anniversary was celebrated by a special praise and worship Folk service directed by Canon Geoffrey Dibbs of London with the Albanaires Choir. This Choir is from the congregation of St. Alban's Church in London. In the last six years the Albanaires have travelled thousands of miles and produced four L.P. Albums, to tell the simple message that God is here, that life is love, that Christianity 'is joyful. It is the toe-lapping rhythm of the music "and the lustre of 40 mixed voices that strike a responsive chord in audiences wherever the Albanaires go. The voices are supported by a musical group that includes trumpet, banjo, saxophone, troniborie, clarinet, guitars and drums. It is led by organist Martha Harper. Anniversary celebrations continued Monday evening when Compassion of Canada'presented "Children of Promise" from Korea, a delightful group of talented young people all the way from Korea. one of our representatives will be at Les Pines Hotel, Exeter on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month September 20 and October 4 For prier informotiOrt 4dli //i -5650 or Write 1036 phictrio5treote Stratford Save up to '35 on materials. That's right, If your home . was built before 1921 in Ontario we'll pay you 2/3 the cost of your insulation materials-up to $350 - when you improve the insulation in your home. Cut your fuel bill as much as one-third. And you may save as much as 1/3 on your heating bills for years to come. The Canadian Home insulation Program of tax- able grants was created to help Canadians conserve energy by the Federal Government. Insulation is easy to do. An outlay of about $525 for instance, should purchase enough materials to do the attic, basement, and some ri Ni al al in mi • • ay Are You Eligible? If your home was built before 1921 In Ontario, you may qualify for a grant of 2/3 the cost of materials, up to $350. Yes, my home (or apartment in a building under three storeys) was built before 1921 in Ontario. Yes, I'm interested in insulating with CMHC acceptable materials on or after September 1,1977. Yes, this is my principal, year-round residence. 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