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Did You Know This
About Scouting?
THAT the Boy Scout Move.
Moot is- 50 years old in 1957?
Tkuim-Weald Scouts are to
commemorate the Jubilee 'of
Scooting and the centermary of
Lord Baden-Powell With a
. World Scout Jamboree,Scout,
ore' Indaba and Rover Moot at'
'Sutton Park, WarWieltshire,
England, in 1957, and that woo
Scouts Will take part?
THAT Baden-Powell tested
the ideas on which ScoOting
was to be based at an exPeri,
Mental Scout camp in 1907?
THAT in the world there arb
approximately 6,500,000 Scouts?
THAT the Chief Scout for
Canada is the Qovornor-General,
the Rt, Hon. Vincent Massey,
THAT in Canada nearly 2b,000
men and women voluntarily,
give up much of their spare
time acting as 'Scoutmasters,
Cubmasters and Rover Leaders
without payment?
can put you on
frpit Of:45;0.00
• 'AbOtit, a week invested
" irith'us Is guaranteed to lead
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fiiiiirreiallY."` Call or write;
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Your doctor
.1MMEDIATELY..
For free literature write
MRS. JAMES CURRIE •
Wingham, Ont.
Secretary of Wingham and
trait branch of Canadian
Cancer Society
h. ALANWILLIAMS
1 Optometrist
Patrick St., r Wingham
Phone 770
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i iiiiciker p9,0,ionots., ItionoiliA, ,Tri;c,Cleciou let:re4101,,,,
Brucefield visited on Saturday it, Mrs'.'• 3..4% PPOctoft.,';'1•enti.glii :Was
of our country,. i ••: • , ' , ., , ; CiblvU.; 1,lit:61.i.Eh whileeasrielso,rii,.0 ;for Iota::: ,:ce 0.. 0. ,,,,,:ligolt, i:t s`e. .smi::; it0:10:4,,Q , rf,:ticinek ,,,'
Mr, and
WIIITECOOK
,Mr: litofirt.;:i'aesPo. Oti '*elit'to "hot tight hand ',
, • -.., • ,. .
serving . !ittpcnee,: witli.."accumidated•
itistinodt a; a:du: - theeyi, 4. planned itili to; 'heel cir
served At; 'Onimittee' was, 'h.anicti
to ,,,'!i1,r1eCe* Chair: and Vie prize
4.
Warren Callan, who is chairman• of
the. Scouts' group committee, Other
members of this' committee are:
Frank peWitt Miller,
'Andy Lunn, , Herb Fuller, Frank
Hopper, Ross Vogan, John McKib-
ben, Jim Hamilton,' W, B. Conron,
Des Broyhy 'and Rev. 'D.' S. Mac-
Rae,---Advahf-e-Times photo
fair play and Clean 11V.,
Ling, easily adapted to the needs of
lunnan..soc.iety, • •
tinkles ,and. 1.$ row '
It would he unfair in an „article
about Scouts and Cubs not to in-
elude something about -the "sister"-
Organizations, the Girl Guides and
,the Brownies, liere in Wingham',
both 'Llid$0. Orgarlizationa ,,are heal-
thily flourishing' wider the ,careful
supervision of Mrs, .0„, gender-0011i'
Mrs, X, Davis, Mrs, (3„ Canieron,
Mrs, K McPhail, Mrs, N. Elliott,"
Mrs, H. Spry, Mrs. C, Chittiek and
1-v11-8, I); Cameron, The groups arc
sponsored by the Kinettes anti the
Ladies' Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion. ,
Standing behind. Guiding in .
Canada is the Canadian • Council,'
Its ,tnembership numbers one bun-.
Ored and fifty • arld is eomposed. of.
Women. „f„roM all .over ;Canada, The
great game of Guiding began In.
England in.,1909; when- a group 'Of
girls, calling themselves • Girl,
Scouts, * joined. members .of the
aowly-formed ',Boy Semit Move-
ment Who had gathered- for a rally
at"- the Crystal Palace, Under the
direction of their .fouritler and
chief, Lord Baden-Powell, •
• In spite of 'efforts made to dis-
courage - theme the girls insisted'
on having a share. in the fun. The
Chief gave them another name,
calling them the Corps of Guides
after one. of the most famous regi-.
ments in the _Indian. Army, dig-•
tinguished- for its courage .. and-
hardiness. , -
Soon after the forming of the.
Guides, the younger girls also
wanted to take_ part,' and they be-
came the BrownieS,,•Guiding 'is
now active in .35 countries this
side, of the "Iron Curtain".'
Li t of hicf .Stionts!
A. list of Chief Scouts' to' the
present day is as follows: The Earl
Grey -(191.0-191) His 1.340,1 High-
ness the Duke of Connaught (1911-
1910) the 'Mite of Devonshire
(19164921) Lord Byng Vimy.'
(1921-1926) 'Viscount Willingdon of
Rattan (1926-1931) The Earl Of
Bess Borough (1931-1935). Lord
Tweedsmuir of Elsfield (193571940)
The Earl of, Athlone (19404945)
Viscount Alexander of Tunis (1946-
195.2) The Right Honourable Via-
Cent Massey, CH (15152-)
POstpOnerMeating.
ipluxenvneu .---1-The!rewoltte
mOntjiltr., and annual 'meeting, of the
Woinen's Institute Will.'be-postflon-,!
ki'''frdrilt'*.'ne*t • Tuesday, iii order'
that this jnatitute' can;'Accept' an:
invitation to "§t., Heleria;ivilere 'they'
air ititktug.ia;•#,PeofalA4nntionstration,
on 'hot"-and cold sandwiches:
At the.: meeting here,- :!Mrs.!,
mf'4in of:131,140),i Will
oftesOltitionei;:therewill. be'An
changenf:ibullis.and:•slilis of plants
Archie Gowanlock of Walkerton. has been one of tiru most and
popular district commissirers in charge of scouting in this,area.
----Advance-Times photo
In doing ! a goad deed every
• day, Scouts carr!t lkeij> but 'learn to
loOlt after others as well as them-
* "IVes. 0.11 'April alb you are gbirty,,
-to get a chance to help the :Scouts.
On that clay, the Winghum :Scouts
and Cabs will embark on a finance
campaign, the first public canvass
the organization here has ever
made, The only largo source of
reVenae, to the 1000; lads has come
frcn the annual Apple Day cam-
paign, and frankly, it is becoming'
inerdtsingly difficult, because of
laelt of funds, for the movement
in Wingham to continue. Organiz-
' log *eating and. Cribbing In the
WWII involves heavy 'expenses for
equipment, books and other ernes,
Each year the Wingham groat) IS,
required to pay an ai$Scesment
more , than VON to the•Provinelat
headquarters, Part of Una amount
insures the boys in case of fled,'
Vent, and while rho Sooete and the
Cobs are chcooraged to pay theii
own way at camp, there are always
certain summer camp expenses for
which the Association ;must foot
re hill.
A pamphlet, put out this Week
by the Wingham Boy Scouts As-
sedation, explaining the reason for
.this financial !campaigni.tells par-
ents just what these boys' activi-
ties stand for,
Scouting teaches leadership, civic ,
responsibility,. duty to God and ley°
of, country. It takes Your boy Off
the street corner anti tear:J.)0s' him
Wholesome outdoor activities'
camping,' hiking and explaing.
Along with home, church' and
school, Scouting is steering your
boy into upright manhOod. These.
are only a few of the very good
reasons given• in the pamphlet for
encouraging. the' movement right
here', in Wingham, and if those
reasons are insufficient just hear
the Words of the pledge Made J)y
every youngster wild joins the
Wolf Gob movement: promise to
do my best to, do my duty to God,
and the .Queen, to steep the law of
;the Wolf Cub' pack, and to do a
good turn to somebody every day,"
The junior Scouts, or to give
them their official title "The Wolf
Cubs", were founded in 1916 by
Lord Baden-Powell, ,the founAr of
the Boy Scout Movement. An-.
nounciog iris plans for a Wolf Cub*
'section in 1914) Baden-Powell said
"It Will meet the •\i'low of. .a large
•
number of Scoutmasters who have
been anxious to take boys under
eleven years of age; it will open' a
number of , elementary schools to
Scouting; it will givd a groundwork
• of Scout knowledge to boys before
becoming Scouts such as will help
to raise the standard of efficiency
while reducing the inStrtictional
work- Of the Sdoritmaster, It will
bring boys under Scout discipline
at an earlier and more respective
age."
Baden-Powell set 'to work at
,'once on a handbook for the young
• bunch. He sought the assistance
.of author Rudyard Kipling; who
had already shown Iris approval of
the Boy Scout Movement by writ-
ing books for than.,
Using the background of Kip-
ling's "Jangle Books" for the basis
of Cub character. training, a Wolf
Cub's Handbook was drawn up. It
will be 'remembered that Kipling's
jungle books contain stories which
encourage, an interest in nature
and outdoor activities and that the
characters portrayed, have a strict
code of behaViour' of loyalty and
40/11c• of 'itheir • :aiiiiit,"••Mire. ••Pavid•
Kennedy:, . !;1
Miss Grace Turnbull and Mr Lee
lie Turnbull stc,keeiii• on Sun
day `with Mr anti Mrs Fri nk
Ttiriss land with other- relatiyes,;im
thikohift•ict'
.'"`Miss : Marjorie Currie - left on
:Sunday 'for tOlaion after spending
three ;weeks' vacation ,With„her,
`.1:'durfie, iha other
relative ; in tknls.,'distria:b..
•.L4iI the school :pupils' in South ;
KinlOSS. and : Liinienow s !ScheOlal
ceived ett 'the
the home 'of Mr:c• e:nd Mrs, •gilberti:
Beecroft. !t; •
Mr. anci'Mrs.'hoberf"Plikidon via-7
ited on Sunday's he Mime" Of 'her
sister, Mrs,
gannOn. • .• ' •••
Mrs. Gilbert .13eecrof•t; Mrs, 114Y-
Pattison,:,Mrs,..iGerdon L McBurney
and Mrs, NorroaniClinites •from the:
Brick Church W,M.S,.•ittended the':
W.M.S,' Presbyterfal,;:hiClintOn`i
Wesley-Willis 'Church on A...We'dries-:
day last: ,Mta. Millen ;Moore; MO.'',
Ezra Schnitz, Mrs, Albert Co.tiltes,
Mrs, licaberiLaidlaW" aryl ,Mrs. ,
D. Beecroft abtenclecl,, the „Meeting;
f Wilftechbrtli' pnftest ,ChOrOb
W,M.,S. -and called on,.:,MiS, 'James!:
Cornelius :the Hiiedn eetPitY;
Heree..
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Mr. Iloss..144,,r09,..!10,. ': ,a NTC5'7
successful sa)61ss4 vtreek f Ie saki
his farm jo'Mr Win. O'Brien ofi
Whalena •:'
Mr. Albert:. COUltes:',•itarted,• out.
last. Wednesday ".b.if ,work: nt 'the:
cement ..contriieting He is;
putting lit stables lor-lifr;; Alex;
Inglis on „Highway:" 86 , west; Of.
Whitectiureh. • • .
'Mrs. Charles'Robinson•• Wal 'very-
ill with Virtia flu! during ^tare past
week. ' Mrs Garnet" :Pyrrier
Janice were 4vith" flu d'itr.:"
ing the viecliesid.;':.-;. •
Mr. and :Mrs :" Harti 'Mok and
familY, of plattsVille,: and 'and'
Mrs, Win Parker : family
Briidefield visited On"-SulideeNVithi
their parents Mr; and'Mrs . Ben.
Prettired receiving an award at' a jamboree' last year are members of the Wingham Scout group including,
Scoutmaster ,Alan Cubleadets, Don 'McLean, barie Cameron :and 'Assistant Scoutmaster, Alton
Adams. Advance-Times photo
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until they came to
Downie's then all was
well. Service and satis-
faction always await
you here,
MeCienaghan. - -. • • t ' ' (reereation.. centre;. "Liicknow, "on'
Mr. and Aires; . • o ay : orni gL, . . .,-, t• . d ,GOrcion Elliott vib--
ited on 'Sunday, fit!*th home of;, 144 .,;,and; Mtjs, 'Robeit !Mo-u'teMtn-.
their al:in, 1 Mr. Mttcliell• Elliott,- Of ;cry '„perit Sunday, at the hOniie, of.
:Ailsa Craig. .,, ' : !.' „" '' : !. Mr.. and ws.,. Archie :Mobtgarifer3;,
Mr. and, Mrs 'Russell Roas And, ,Of piyfa,:. ,.,,'• :J :- ' .:' . ,- . '
children spent Saturday in:Lend:41:i ,2iMr IRolie4 ;.kiMititge-:•i;f...i...ohdO'n,
Larry 1-Tenderaon, son of, Mr-and: 'Spent' the lyeeit,nfici'ilt Ihe.tiOnie Of.
Mrs. Robert Henderson, ',Caused, 4ii i.iitiht7'lkirdiilOhn. .,Vfplitirbiy.'
quite an alarra at g.A.,,No, tp,.'xin- " , .4 . , _- ,,. it,-',. i.: l' : ' f,' • `:
fainted in class.' :1 . r''''''''',. ..",oinhil:7i.lirotkriati,,,ii;mrivit• tlir'.ItirtPciwi Mli64;intd.:b •
loss, , last ` Wednesday,:, when he , ' 7.4i • 41!,Id ilYris.ill'AiriaY':•246DOY"ll.
Mr. George Roes nr•)Wee.,(Soultd,",kgitrgid,: ' •• '• • '• •"`"'-'--. ••-''' • •• in
spent the Wee.,ic,,eack•Witii .-hiS bAii: -.-i N,.;',. . ,,.1..e• :';-....Ie. ''.' .',.
enta, Mr.?Abd grs.'1(Opert,tto*::, r; ..;.Mr.'',Xttartibm.lif:'ClintOn;::spbke‘
ChiVrildr.e.iinot titttit'eeviii:;liNqSttotta.ijOncl.:!4,,Ii:1°.:14:!;1.".$1;ilic)ti:11-,c)1,6nlireg'n.iii;''Vgill•4';
sufidn,y.. with.,.'"hel ,pa:rents, Ivfi.,.;;*iiid: Otir:%**IT:: /#1',00° ':;.rqiliire:c+1
Mrsi 'Gershorii,JObrisfpii.ii • • :d.OPt4a:t4esa,kr'ia,.,`,,.'.-
ens and Mr. • Ernest Snowden ?',;e're"
fri London on Wedritisday., Airs:
Mr.' W., A. Ciiiiiii i i '..oi St T 1. .i.-itif',.•:8:he-iftlk 4E616'1 .tiiY.' ii , pi ey„, ..„, e - .. ••„. -. • .::!! , , e i• 1 10 ,
visited on Slinday. with Mr: and
Betty, .Anni. and PieviiViit Hamilton,
'piiettdi,eirinitt.. lifts.14.r.,.Ca-anlvdin istRotsb.in;reians.
on Robinson'
Hfourmalibhortjetyi:
: two
oo wthadolciseerin..a V
ictoria
Hospital, and Mrs..:
had, spent a few days With. her ino-•: win? 24r, and Mrs. Ralph Cameron
§n9wd0i .,who„ 'and, children visited on Sunday
ther in London, returned home.; of :Ashfield..
Mrs. Thimphrey lhas' been staying • _ :,
at the Mime of her dinghter, Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs.;Russell Purden And
Roy Robinson, ' and' is making ,sC children • spent Monday at I, radon..
good recovery. : .
741,-, and. MO. Har Mr. and Mrs y Cook •and . Gerehoni Johnston'Johnstoo ' Austin and Mr.. -and- -.Mra Ray and Mr. atid Mrs. Cla.rence„Ritchie White and, children. of. .Brussels
and children visited.. last Wednes-, ._ visited, on Sunday with Mt, and day • with Mr. Mid ' Mrs. 'Kenneth.
Johnston of Clinton. • ' Mrs, Harold SlesSer of Glamis.
Mr. and Mrs. Willialik RiritOut ,,'"I;h6 Bienian 'brothers • and Cal-
and fetidly : visited on Ssitoi:4ay' vinAtobinson, who have been• busy
with her Parenta, Mr: • and Mrs. making Maple syrUp and who had
George Caldwell oi Blyth. Ann a gold run of sap last week, have
and Doris ithitoul Spent the Week= been' pulling the spites as the flow
end with Mr. and Mrs. ,the aar. of sap hciS boen gradUally drying
cliff of I3rossels.. • ' up ciiirizig the warmer tempera-
Mrs.Jnh• Morrison 'arid baby tiireas,
• .
Phllilr Adams, thyear.old Wingham Wolf Cab., has a string of badges
as 10/113- as his arfn. He is seen here with Cub Leader Bill Rintoul,
solVing a "knotty" problem while Cubs Jim Nasraith, Ton\ Ellactitt
and Glen Madill look on, 'There ate two• Cub racks 'operating in.
SERVICE R.uir!''h ,
Son returned twine item the Whig : ittle• W ham Hospital on Friday, 11.4anda MaSOn, datighter of
Mr. tkoe rieitook, who •ipeht, the gt. and `NOS. Kenneth Mason; Was
winter months „at die heine of :h is able to rbtiirn home 'from Witig-
Sister, Mrs. ,Allin POttisdn'arirl 1-164atiln"t'wek, after be
er
a patient there for the' last relatives this district, left On days. tin Friday night Mr. and Monday to spendfeW days with
his brother,: Mr. Richard 'Deacon; 14"' •c1:1 'Sirihnetof Exeter, Mu
of Guelph, 'before leaving his 1:sli4!! anti Mrs ,
atithitif ilioe,tenpctomana.
home °ironed, Sask,
Mr,'and Mrs. Fro moot6 of.Do' sons,- of Centralia, and litt: and
Mrs, ROriald bonbon, .8.11d .baby, lawate spent. the 'Week.end ,t4 the holm 'of Mr ,and William Linda, of Itirktoli,, gathered 01‘the
xotuiedi,. of -marnodi. , , . ; • home of Mr` and Mrs: Kenneth Ma-
Me. and Mrs. Reid. and Son tO..Celebrate ,two birthdays 'in ' • : the &Mika. The evening :was datighteri - Winghitinv and •her pat- ,.the
stite 1 : .1ti Sunday •W
Mrs:
•Ille
on :Irwin, spent in 'erichrc and, contests:
tr ty,
Mrs. Edniund. Irwin!. of, Wifighanh,-..sihitod oh . iihtithday
livtlittin.. of MOO will :speak. with Lloyd lviontotek,
bn atteablittierie •at the, meeting';ei y
of the Warne-tea Institute on thup- • — • .„
day bekt, April 11, in the MCMOrial Mr., and Mre-., Itelineth Carrie
Ann here,. • . 1-• , and ivti, and. deOrte eikrier
and *Its, John Arid ':ittientled the' ' :HOMO :and' Garden
Sent ,*srisiteci on Sunday With Mr Show !IktinhdOh nh litti'Sa0;
and Mrs whoa, VriOge. Of %Unit; • ,1,10
La* 1406#11.14ijniOgiiieht
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