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-- PORT PERRY, STAR, Thursday, February 18th, 1965 Rovers And Scouts Annual Father And Son Banquet A very successful event of Saturday evening last, was the Rover and Scout Father & Son Banquet, held in the Scout Hall, In attendance weré 73 persons, including guests, Rev. H. M, Buntain and Mrs. Buntain, Mrs, M. Letcher, and the Rover and Scout leaders and Assistants. Toastmaster for the occasion was Gerald Nelson, represent. ing the Group Committee. He welcomed all to the dinner and cited the general scope of the movement in the local commun- ity. The Guide Mothers Auxi- liary served a delicious turkey dinner under the very capable leadership -of President, Mrs. Ellsworth Kennedy & Banquet convener, Mrs. Don Gray. Lead- ing in a hearty sing-song were . Scouters Bob Mansfield and Charles Reesor. Scoutmaster "Bob Bell introduced his assist- ants-in the persons of Scouters Mansfield, Reesor, Albert Ful. ford, Allan Fulford and Troop Leader Robert Mansfield, He remarked that there are now 80 Scouts in the two troops, meeting in a combined session each Wednesday night. Peter Sweetman is Scoutmaster of No. 1 Troop. Wes. Lane is Rover Skipper and Grant Tum- monds as Mate, spoke briefly, voicing the appreciation qf the Crew to Mrs. Letcher for her presence. She has a close con- nection with and dedicated in- terest in the crew, through her donation of the W. M, Letcher Memorial flag to the crew shortly after its formation. Mr. Letcher was keenly interested in the youth of the community and was a valued member of one of the earliest Group Com- mittees. Proposing a toast to the fa- thers in a few appropriate words was Seoubt Larry Reesor, with his father -Charles-making- a fitting veply. Rev. Buntain addressed the group briefly and stated that it isn't so important Prince Albert. News "Sunday, February 7th the "congregation witnessed an im- pressive dedication service when a liberal number of use- ful bibles were presented by Mrs. Silas Reynolds, Port Perry in honour of her late husband, Mr. Silas Reynolds. Our min- ister Rev. A. Rice unveiled the appreciative gift and also read a letter she, Mrs. Reynolds com- posed which is the following: Feb. 6th, 1965 Rev. Rice: Ladies, gentlemen and child- ren. It gives me much pleasure to present these Bibles to you in memory of Mr. Silas Reyn- olds. He loved the Bible. 1 don't know how many times he read it through and said it is best book ever written. He came to Prince Albert 95 years ago at 2 yrs. of age with his parents from Cornwall, England. They settled hee in the village in a little green house just two doors north of this Church. = He attended Sunday School here until his parents purchased a farm in Seagrave where our son Ralph is now living. His Sunday School teacher was Mrs. C. J. Pearce. He spoke of her frequently and his memory of her was a fine christian lady. I pray those Bibles will be a joy to own, with God's richest blessings. - Mabel Reynolds A few of the church officials distributed the Bibles among the pews for future use. All sincerely appreciate Mrs. Reyn- olds gesture of which all are deeply proud. i It was pleasant to have Mrs. Reynolds at the service accom- panied by her family. Offering gathered by Willes and John Hunter. Last Sunday Rev, A. Rice conducted a dedication cere- mony as an introduction of the new stewards and elders. Two of the elders, Mr. F. Vickery and Mr. E. McCrea have been granted the position of honor- ary elders. Chas. Our minister based his mes- sage on "Attributes of God", which proved most interesting. The choir voices did extra well under leadership of the organ- fst Mrs. B. Snelgrove. Offer- Grant Beacock. Miss Mildred Martyn ,and Mr. Sam Rice both of Toronto spent the week-end under par- ental roofs. Better health is wished Mrs. Pugh who is under the doctor's care. ' Master Rodney Simons, Pick- ering, spent a few days with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance. : ~ Mr. and Mrs. L., Beacock ac- companied Mr. and Mrs. L. Devitt, Oshawa when all visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wanamaker, Seagrave, Saturday evening re- cently. as to how much we have, but how much we do with what we have. It takes more than a uniform tg make a Scout. He commended all the leaders, as- sistants and fathers for their participation and interest in this charcater building move- ment. Following the repeating in unison of the Mizpah bene. diction everyone adjourned to the upstairs for a brief period of games under direction of the leaders, Committee members who assisted the Chairman in preparations for. this dinner were John Jefford, Allin Dow- son, and Ralph Taylor. 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