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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-10-15, Page 14Page 6- Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Oct. 15, 1964 OUR TOWN -® By McClelland THIS IS AN ELECTRICITY DEPOLARIZOR,CAY. 1T REMOVES THE ENERGY FROM ELECTRICITY. PROFESSOR ZZIGFI ZZ lD©LAO-LEPRMRAL THE CARS HAVE STOPPED. WHEN Y TURN IT ON ALL THE LIGHTS GO OFF AND ALL ELECTRIC A WORKING STOP YOU MEAN ELECTRICITY CEASES TO EXIST AS A FORCE, PROFESSOR. NULL000o THERE, JAY. SEE NOW EASILY I CAN CROSS THE. ROAD. EXACTLY -AND ANYTHING THAT USES ELECTRIC POWER t,OSELESS& IM NOT WORRYING ABOUT PROGRESS, UAV- ALL I WANT TO 00 1S STOP THE CARS WHEN I WANT TO CROSS THE ROAD. "B" PACK "B"Pack Cubs met at the Scout House last Thursday eve- ning with 36 Cubs and their 3 leaders present. The Yellow Six led the opening Grand Howl. Inspection was made by ACM Bennett and ACM Sinna- mon. The Yellow Six was top but very closely followed by the Blue Six and the Brown Six. During the evening several points were added and compe- tition is very keen. The uni- forms are excellent with only one or two wearing long pants. Many originally decorated baskets were taken to the meet- ing for Apple Day on Oct. 17, at which time they will be judged. The remainder of the Cubs were reminded to be sure and turn their baskets in next Thursday. All Cubs and Scouts will meet in the Council Chambers of the Town Hall on Friday, October 16, to polish apples. Time of meeting is 7:00. Group instruction was given for 2nd Star semiphore by ACM Sinnamon. ACM Bennett instructed the New Chums and several badges were passed by AkeIa, Story time was taken up by talking of migrating birds and how many types are tagged so that their travels may be fol- lowed. A sample was shown of such a tag stamped in Wash- ington, D. C. , L'. S. A. and ScOufixg` activities vit,es Akela is writing to request fur- ther information regarding the serial number, etc. At the closing Grand Howl, Bob Seli was invested as a full fledged Cub and welcomed in- to the white Six by Sixer Jim Brooks. Several New Chums have nearly completed their instruction and Bob Henderson and Terry Harcourt will be in- vested very shortly. The Cubs were congratulat- ed on winning the Gowanlock Trophy at the Saugeen Field Day by the 1st Wingham Troup and also those who turned out Wednesday night to take part in the Leaping Wolf ceremony at the high school. The closing howl was led by the Yellow Six, followed by Cub Prayer. Coming events: Apple Day, October 17. Book of the Week By PERCY ROWE If the lengthy excerpts of the Warren Commission's re- port on the death of President Kennedy only whetted your appetite for more, the complete book is now available in a Ban- tam hook at. $1. 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THE PEDESTRIAN W ILL ALWAYS SE IN DANGER UNTIL 'NE CAN ELIMINATE THE HUMAN FACTOR Want to Learn Gem Cutting? Join Club for "Rockhounds" A meeting of "rockhounds" was held at the home of Howard Bell, Hanover, for the purpose of organizing a group of people into an associated group for the study of the art of gem cutting, jewellerycraft, the exchange of information and the study of mineralogy and geology. It was felt that many people in the Georgian Bay area are interested in the study of min- erals, and that quite possibly a large number might like to learn how to cut and polish the beau- tiful semi-precious minerals found in Canada and in other parts of the world. The art of the lapidary, as amateur gem cutting is termed, has become one of Canada's fastest growing hobbies with many clubs having been formed across Canada. The hobby is not necessarily an expensive one, but many amateurs have built up valuable collections through the use of their spare time, by turning inexpensive rough stone into gleaming works of art. Many people have collections of "pretty stone" picked up on a beach; others have small collections of different types of minerals and rocks. Since there are a number of "Lapidarists" in the area who have stated their desire to see a club formed which would in- clude the Georgian Bay - Lake Huron area, a basic group has been formed which would be able to give information to anyone wishing to join the club. Anyone interested is invited to an organizational meeting in the Town Hall, Hanover, on Wednesday, October 28th, at 81'30 p.m. A program will be presented and rockhounds will be present, along with displays of mineral specimens and ar- SHOWS TO WATCH titles pertaining to the lapid- ary hobby, including cutting and polishing equipment, rough and polished stone, finished jewellery, etc. Attending the initial meet- ing were William Sillick, Teeswater; Leslie Soper, Ches- ley; Donald Gravett, Recrea tion Director for the town of Hanover, and Howard Bell of Hanover. For information, contact R. V. Brittain, Walker- ton, Leslie McConnell, Walk- erton, or any of the above mentioned men. Fri., Oct. 16. TELESCOPE (CBC), Canada at the Olym- p i c s. ANDY GRIFFITHS SHOW (CTV). Sat., Oct. 17. EAST FOOT- BALL (CBC), Hamilton at Ot- t a w a. WEST FOOTBALL (CBC), Regina at Calgary. I IOCKEY (CBC), Montreal vs New York. Sun., Oct. 18. FOOTBALL (CTV), Montreal at Toronto. SEVEN DAYS (CBC), Inter- views. on U.S. election. HOUR- GLASS (CTV), World War I — sinking of the Lusitania. OLYMPICS (CBC). Mon., Oct. 19. SEIOW OF W E l K (CBC), antics of Wayne and Shuster. OLYM- 1' I C 8 (CBC). FOOTBALL IC'CV), Edmonton at Winni- peg. Tues., Oct. 20. OLYMPICS 1 C 1i C). NEWSMAGAZINE l CBC). Wed., Oct. 21. HOCKEY t ('TV I. RE:E) RIVER .JAMEIO- R E 1' IOW), OLYMPICS ICBM Victoria L.O.L. to Dedicate New Hall GODBRICH--Invitations have been sent to all primary Orange lodges in North and South Hu- ron to attend the formal open- ing and dedication of a new hall by Victoria L. 0. L. 182, God- erich, This lodge, chartered in 1845, has occupied several premises, latterly a building it owned on Hamilton Street, but has now acquired more suitable quarters by purchasing the for- mer Salvation Army building on Lighthouse Street. Recording Secretary J. James Morris has confirmed the accept- ance of an invitation to M.W. Bro. Leslie H. Saunders, of To- ronto, to be principal speaker at the opening ceremonies, to be held on the evening of Sat- urday, October 31. Mr. Saun- ders, a former mayor of To- ronto and currently president of the Canadian Protestant League, was elected last July in England as president of the Imperial Grand Council of the Orange Association. He goes from here to Fordwich on Sunday. Tentative arrangements for the program provide for a wel- come from Glenn Paterson, master of 182, who will turn the chair over to Past County Master Oliver Jaques of Hensall, as master of ceremonies. For- mal presentation of the key will be made by Capt. Roy Wombold, of the Salvation Army, and county masters and other dignitaries will be heard from. A large and representa- tive attendance is expected. Let us he silent that we may hear the whisper of God. - Ralph Waldo Emerson. 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