The Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-11-12, Page 14Page 2 - Wingham Advance -Times, Thursday, Nov. 12, 1964
Gerrie News
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Newton
flew to Western Canada last
wee.c. While there they visited
Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Boothman
in Calgary and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Newton :n Edmonton. They
returned to their home last Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moss
of Pine Valley, New York, ::
sited on Monday w:t'r '.'r :in.'.
Mrs. Mac Nkrwton.
SEWING SISTERS
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leaders, M:s. Tom .\ agoftin
and Mrs. Dan Tiffin.
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PARENTS ENJOYED OPEN HOUSE at the public school
last week when they were given an opportunity to visit
the classrooms. John Pattison is seen looking over daugh-
ter Cathy's work in Miss Armitage's Grade IV room.—A-T.
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PACK "A"
The meeting of A Pack Cubs
was held in the Scout Hall on
Tuesday night of last week with
boys and three leaders pre-
sent. The Grand Howl was ta-
ken by Akela M. Fridenburg,
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who also made inspection with
Doug Vanderwoude winning the
right to wear the special woggle
for the night.
The Pack was then split up
with Akela and Baloo L. Lloyd
taking New Churns for Tender -
pad work, and Raksha D. Rin-
toul taking the rest of the boys
to work on semaphore code.
After a good session the boys
were called out to their sixes
where Akela presented the five
boys who had been on trial as
sixers with their stripes. These
were Murray Leggatt, Gene
Porter, Doug Seiling, Terry
Reid and Doug Mason. They
were congratulated and given
three cheers by the Pack.
Ron Orien, transferred from
the 4th Ajax Pack, received
his First Star and Saugeen Dis-
trict Badge.
The Cubs were reminded of
the meeting on Monday at the
town hall and were asked to be
present in full uniform for in-
vestiture, and films will be
shown in connection with Re-
membrance Day.
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"B" PACK CUBS
The regular meeting of "B"
Pack Cubs took place at the
Scout House last Thursday when
the five New Chums were in-
vested. This brings the Pack to
38 fully invested Cubs.
Mrs. Bob Ahara,Cubmistress,
called the pack into the parade
circle. Phillip Beard and David
Hodgins carried the flags for the
investiture ceremony. Sixer
John Schipper of the Yellow Six
presented Terry Harcourt and
Robbie Young. Sixer Bill Hil-
bert presented Roger Tiffin, of
the Brown Six. Sixer John Ste-
phens of the Blue Six presented
Bob Henderson and Seconder
Doug Leitch presented Randy
Elliott of the Red Six.
Each New Chum repeated
the Law and Promise and then
received the various badges
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Following the ceremony, ta-
ken by Akela (Mrs. Ahara), the
Grand Howl was led by the
Blue Six and inspection was
made by Akela of "A" Pack.
Murray Fridenburg, who was
visiting for the meeting and
ACM Hugh Sinnamon. Randy
Elliott was chosen as best dress-
ed Cub and his Red Six received
top points.
A rousing game followed
GRADE 1 PUPILS WERE ALL READY for a visit by parents
at public school open house last week. Little Kimberly
Templeman, in Mrs. Wheeler's class shows some of her
work to her mother, Mrs. Freddie Templeman.--A-T Pix.
and announcements were made.
There will be no meeting on
Thursday, November 12.
The closing Grand Howl was
taken by Akela and led by the
Blue Six. As ACM Eileen Ben-
nett was a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital, best
wishes of the Pack were sent to
her and all present signed a
card.
Several parents were present
for the ceremony and welcom-
ed to the meeting by the Akela.
BELGRAVE CUBS
1st Belgrave Cub Pack met
in the Community Centre on
Tuesday with 16 Cubs and two
leaders present. Bagherra
(Mrs. Gordon McBurney) was in
charge and opened with the
Grand Howl followed by the
Lord's prayer in unison. Jimmy
Beecroft's six had the most
points during inspection and
the red pennant was placed on
the totem pole.
Jimmy Beecroft had a wog-
gle carved from wood in the
shape of a buffalo head, given
to him by a cousin from San
Fransisco. The woggle had
been made in the Philippian
Islands. Bagherra said that
stones which had been gathered
by the Cubs at Inverhuron
Camp during the summer of
1963 had been given to a lady
who will polish them and make
them into tie clips.
Games were conducted by
Bagherra and Raksha and in-
cluded, kicking the snake, fox
and rabbit, hide the button.
There was no instruction given
at this meeting. Raksha (Mrs.
Clare VanCamp) told a story,
"The Best Thing in the World".
It was announced that ap-
proximately $87.00 was col-
lected by the Cubs from the
sale of apples on Apple Day.
The boys are still collecting
6 qt. and 11 qt. baskets.
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