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CUB SCOUT ANNUAL BLUE AND GOLD
BANQUET DRAWS RECORD ATTENDANCE
Over 175 parents, friends and
Zub Scouts of the Palmer area
turned out for the annual Blue
md Gold Cub Scout banquet,
commemorating the 4th anniver
sary of Cub Scouts, held at the
High School cafeteria Sunday af;
ternoon. Fifty-four awards and
three Webelo badges were award
ed to participating Cubs.
Awards were presented by H.
P. Gazaway and in addition to
Lion, Bear, and Wolf badges,
Golden Arrows were given to
Miles France, Butch McKenze,
Doug Maze and Stan Smth. Miles,
Andy DeVries, Doug and Butch
also received silver arrows, with
Butch taking two. Bob Cat pins
went to Gerald Zimoske and Gary
Johnson.
Cubs receiving two-year ser
vice pins were George Smoot,
John Foley, Billy Pippel, David
Martin and Teddy Buzby. Hal
Gazaway, Miles France, Andy De
Vries, Tommy Joe Briggs, Dee
Woods, Kenneth Bouwens, Keith
Lovejoy and Wally Wertenen re
ceived one-year service pins. Den
ner’s Bars went to Billy Pippel,
Timmy Gallagher, David Schri
ber, Wayne Eckert, and Phil
Dougherty.
A special ceremony of iniating
eligible Cub Scouts into the Boy
Scouts was conducted by Ed
Smith, Boy Scout representative
in the Westward Division; Jack
Maze, Cubmaster; Dick Anderson,
Boy Scout leader; and Art Seldol,
Boy Scout committeeman. The
ceremony initiated the following
Cubs into the Boy Scout program:
Arthur Brodigan, David Martin,
Joe Petticomb, and Billy Pippel.
Martin, Brodigan, and Pippel re
ceived Webelo badges, having
completed the Cub Scout program
from the Bob Cat award through
the final Webelo award.
Guests at the dinner included
Mr. and Mrs. James Hurley. Mr.
Hurley was speaker for the eve
ning and presented the “Framing
of the Constitution,” in tune with
the Cub Scout monthly theme
"God and Country”. Also present
were Mr. and Mrs. James *Wilson
and John DeVries who represent
id the Palmer Parent-Teachers
Association, sponsoring agent for
the local Cub Scout program;
William Zahradnicek, Scout com
mittee man; Dick Anderson and
Leon Shook, Boy Scout leaders;
and Den Chiefs, Ronnie Shook
and Bill Wimmer; and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Wimmer.
Recognition was given past
Cubmasters during the program.
Those honored were John De
Vries, Harry Wimmer, the Rev.
Edward Imme, Dr. Allan Mick,
Hugh A. Johnson, Marty Sher
Cnan ,and the Rev. George Gei
witz.
Mrs. Agnes Foley, in charge of
dinner arrangements, made the
many-tiered cake which was the
highlight of the decorated tables.
The cake was cleverly trimmed
with the Cub Scout ensignia,
wolf, bear, and lion. During the
program Cy Brewer led group
singing.
Everyone agreed this was the
most successful Blue and Gold
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Cub Scout banquet staged in the
valley.
At the present time there are
five Cub Scout dens in Palmer
which are capably supervised by
Den Mothers. The Cubmastcf is
in over-all charge and the par
ents of each Cub Scout partici
pants in the program in one way
op another. Palmer certainly has
a Cub Scout program of which
she may be proud.
TWINS
By Bob KI«m
Once a pair of identical twins
Had a prenatal itch to begin
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10:00 Sunday School Classes
11:00 Morning Worship
'■ACROSS THE BROOK KIDRON'
7:00 Westminster Fellowship Groups
A CORDIAL WELCOME TO ALL
Rev Brian H. Cleworth. Minister
FAITH FOR OUR TROUBLED TIMES
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