The Mail-Journal, Volume 6, Number 2, Milford, Kosciusko County, 12 February 1969 — Page 7
The North Webster (Barbee Lakes) Boy Scout Troop no. 48 took part in the Klondike Derby at Pioneer Trails Scout camp near Indian Village the first week in February. The troop, newly organized in November, stayed in cabins on Friday night near their leader’s home, going to the scout camp on Sunday. Their scoutmaster is Rex Lawson of Barbee lake. The sled they built and took to the camp
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was six foot long, two foot wide and three foot high made of native lumber. The troop took part in eight events and gained 33 nuggets out of a possible 40. There were eight scouts out of 12 who attended. Members of troop 48 attended church in a group on Scout Sunday, Feb. 9, attending the Barbee Community church, a nondenominational church.
North Webster Boy Scouts Take Part In Klondike Derby At Pioneer Trails
Assisting Lawson as co-lead-ers are Gordon Secor and Larry Banning, all three of r 1 Warsaw. and they were present at the Klondike derby as *was Carl Banning, institutional leader, and Mrs. Banning. The troop is sponsored by the Barbee Lakes Conservation club and met in the clubhouse on Tuesday evenings. Members of the troop 48 scout committee are Rex Hathaway, Bob Pifer, Vernon Gilbert, Har-
fcsss wo PtejWwL Jpjja Bm ■3 > mX ® x wV •* TROOP 48, BOY SCOUTS — The North Webster - Barbee Lake Boy Scout Troop 48 is shown here with scoutmaster and assistant scoutmasters. In the front row from left are assistant scoutmaster Larry Banning, Mike Highly, Charles Packer, Steven Harris, Cecil Morris, David Lawson, and scoutmaster Rex Lawson. In the back row from left are Jeff Highley, Robert Miller, assistant scoutmaster Gordon Secor, Phil Ball, Danny Secor, Garry Vanator and Bruce Secor. The troop is sponsored by the Barbee Lake Conservation club and meets at 7 p.m. each Tuesday at the conservation club house.
Morally and Physically Brave Scouting builds moral and .. r physical strength and courage - . . . and gives a boy the will to iise his abilities in aiding others. Scouts are always ready to help us. Let’s all help them! Mid-Lakes Laundromat
ry Minnick and its chairman, Orley Black. The late F. B. Miller was also a member of the committee. Names of the scouts in this troop are Gary Vanator, Phil Ball, David Lawson, senior patrol leader, Michael Highley, assistant patrol leader, Charles Packer, Jeff Highley, Cecil Morris, Bruce Secor, Danny Secor, Steve Harris, Steve Ward and Alan Bixler.
BETTER BOYS, BETTER CITIZENS
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Troop 26 Another North Webster troop no. 26 has participated in many scouting events in the past but is inactive at present as it is without a leader. Charles Turner is the institutional representative of this troop. Robert Bostick is the chairman of the committee. Members are Robert Roose, Jr., and Robert Garr. These scouts,
The responsibilities of the Boy Scout way mould a boy’s character in the direction of good citizenship, benefiting both the boy and his community. We urge everyone to support the Scouts, always.
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like troop 48, are from 11 to 15 years of age. The troop is sponsored by the North Webster United Methodist church and when active meet in that church. Troop 26 with Dean Tucker, Bill Bixler, Rex Lawson and Gordon Secor as their scoutmasters took a long canoe trip to Manistique, Mich., last August. The cub scouts of North Webster have had a recent leader-
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Reverence in Everyday Life eW The Boy Scouts’ day by day ' example of spiritual reverence ■ _/ Y- * s one w h’ c b we can all profit ! ? from. The high aims and i achievements of the Scouts are things we all do profit from. A salute to the Boy Scouts! Bockman's Nursery, Greenhouse & Florists Verland and Jeanette Bockman Learning By Helping Others A Scout’s code of conduct teaches him to be helpful whenever he can. In so doing, he learns, and grows in stature as a useful citizen. We’re proud of our Scouts! BOYSCOUT WWI WEEK J WHITE'S MOBIL STATION Jim and Steve Phone 834-2031 Courtesy... A Scouting Aim For a Scout, courtesy goes hand in hand with helpfulness, kindness. sa Boy Scout grows in char- JjL j H 1 acter, and cherishes his j||l|L role as a useful citizens. Indeed, Scouting deserves the support of all. BOY SCOUT WEEK WILLIAMS ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors & Refrigeration Sales and Service 834-2470
ship change from Martin Koher to Gary Wylie. They also meet on Tuesday evenings at the homes of the den mothers who are Mrs. Martin Koher, Mrs. Larry Hunter, Mrs. Harold George and Mrs. Palmer Hasty. There are seven cubs in each den making a total of 35.
The Web Lo scouts of North Webster are under the leadership of Larry Harris and Jim Conway.
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