14 Page 8 â€"â€" TME WESTON TIMES â€" Thursday, June 9. Award 4 Downsview Lads Queen Scout Badges "Doesn‘t Happen Very Often" Commissioner (Humber Downs) Commissioner, Ken Elms as he offered congrat. ulations to four Queen Scouts of 8th Downsview, last week. At an outdoor ceremony held in Downsview Dells, troop leadâ€" er, Alan MacDonald, Gary Jackâ€" son, Stephen Webb and John Trinkwon were awarded Queen Scout Badges, and presented with gold insignia rings by Laâ€" dies‘ Auxiliary president, Mrs. Mapes and Group Committee chairman, Russ Gallinger. On this successful . achieve ment, Assistant Scout _ Master (ASM) Ken Elms complimented parents for giving full support to their boys in attaining the ultimate Scout‘s goal, and in a gesture of praiseworthy leaderâ€" ship, handed over official badge presentation to the boys‘ Scoutâ€" master, Gerald Webb. "Troop leader, Alan MacDonâ€" ald, 17, of Skipton Court, bas been with 8th ‘Downsview for four years. Next September he will be qualified as an ASM Gary Jackson, 14, of Wycombe Road, was a cub in Comox B.C., but for the past three years has been with 8th Downsview. He is the son of the troop‘s ASM. Berâ€" nie Jackson. Stephen Webb, 14, of Seeley Avenue, is the elder son of SM. Webb and has also been with the troop for three years. the troop for six years, and as a cub, passing 14 badges, earned a plaque award. _John Trinkwon, 14, of Camâ€" bourne Avenue, has been with ce of SM Gerald Webb‘s leaderâ€"‘ ship. During the past two years the troop has increased from 14| to 28 scouts, and in that twoâ€" | year period they have been | presented with the "Open| Skies Award" for camping andi last year, received highest perâ€" centage of â€" individual | awards for camping in Humber Downs District. A month ago in a Camâ€"| paree at Bass Lake the Troop received one "A" pennant, two "B" pennants and one "C" â€" «the four Queen. Scouts won "A" pennant. Giving him unqualified support, Gerald Wobb can count on ASM‘s, Bernie Jackson and .(Casey) Blakeman, and two preâ€" viously awarded Queen Scouts, Bob Hahn and Bob Key who Much aof 8th Downsview‘s sucâ€" cessis credited to the excellenâ€" RO 61777 General & Life Insurance 1166 WESTON ROAD Notary Public by KAY NEAPOLE ‘ George W. Bull Barrister and Solicitor 43 King Street Weston, Ontario YORK TRAVEL BUREAU BA., Q.C. Barrister â€" Solicitor Notary Public Evenings by appointment 1938 Weston Rd. ; tat John St.) ( C e ooE ts and Howard G. Ashbourne, B A. . Carl W. Caskey, 2077 LAWRENCE AVE. W. (Just West Of Weston Rd.) wWEsTON, ONT, â€" 247â€"6677 Alfred H. Herman FOR ALL TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTs â€"~TO ANYWHERE Fraser & Simms Opposite John Street tom, Ont. CB 14911 CH 4â€"5547â€"8â€"9 BARRISTERS GARAGES WM. G. 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