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Medal for Sea Scout skipper bringing 27 years service to town BY JEAN LAYMAN Herald Special Mike and Ken Bowers of 2nd Trinity Acton Sea Scouls delivered a letter to Sandy Aubrey Booth of Ray lawn Crescent in George town Saturday to inform him he was to receive Medal of Merit Award for good service In the Sea Scouts Lieutenant General AC Hull National Com missioner on behalf of Chief Scout His Excellency the Gov en or Gen eral sent notice to Mr Booth for his years of service Mr and Mrs Booth moved lo Georgetown recently from Montreal and arrangements will be made to invest Mr Booth with his decoration In that city Sandy Joined the Scout Troop in Calgary at the age of 12 With his family In 1932 he moved to Vancouver where he was asked to assist with the St James Sea Scouts Despite being under age he took the Sailing Instructor a Course and was registered asa civilian and acting Assistant Sea Scout Master 1S34 Sandy took the Scout Masters Warrant course and was made Assist ant Sea Scout Master until relocating to Montreal in 1938 In Sandy a oldest son Joined to Carticrvllic Good Shepherds Cub Pack and Sandy joined the group Com the same group with which he Is still registered From 1961 to 1904 served as Secretary also taking the Sea Scout Leader Course In he was appointed Assistant Sea Scout Master a post he held until 1968 One of the highlights of his tenure was a twoweek cruise up the Canal with his Scout Master and boys during the summer of Sandy often look his Sea Scouts sailing on the Whaler Scrounger Sandy spearheaded the or of the Quebec Sea Scoutcr s Council in 1966 whose aim and objectives were to promote Sea Scout Sandy Sea Scout Rendezvous and helped or the First Comprehen sive Seamanship Course for Sea Scout Council including an indepth manual Tor train crs and participants and wnsa member of the original training team to give he course during all while still serving as Assistant Sea Scout Master of Cartlerville Good Shepherd Troop In 1969 Sandy formed the Cartlerville Sea Venturers and was advisor until moving to Georgetown Sandy received his Vent Advisors Wood Badge in 1970 Since 1373 Sandy has been ADC Venturers with the St Laurent Cartlerville District Also served as a trainer on joins Health Council Herald Special At a recent meeting the Halton District Health Council elected its officers for the coming year commencing Aug 1 1981 Eslrid Manors or was reelected Chairman for a further one year term GWE Gordon of Burlington was re elected VlceClialrmnn and Robert Martin of Hon by and Edgar Foster of Milton were reelected as Secretary and Treasurer respectively Continuing Council memb ers include Diane Ball and Mayor Harry Barrett of Oak vlllo George Torrance and Joyce Armour of Burlington Douglas Brock and Patricia Stuart of Georgetown Five new to II were appointed by the Lieutenant Governor These ore Bonnie Brown and Dr Busse of J McFarlane of Burlington and Regional Councillors Patrick McLaughlin of Burlington and Bradford Clements of Milton The District Health Council one of In the province is a voluntary body whose main task is to provide advice to the Minister of Health on the planning development and coordination of health care resources Tor Halton These volunteer members are representative of both users and providers of health services from across Ihe entire region of Tour Troop Wood Badge part 1 and part courses He attended CJ79 Jam Bee BO and met his Venturers In Alberta for CJBt Mr and Mrs Booth have a son Craig in Mlsslssauga son Nell In Georgetown and daughter out west District Commissioner the letter honoring him Mr hand to Booth will serve on the North congratulate Mr Booth when Halton District Service Team or the year the two Sen Scouts delivered Region Scouts ployed host lo 14 ngllih counter- Milton AflerpresenllngUielrhoitswlUi appreciation In parts recently when member of the Coed Apex Venture Scout the form of Royal Wedding souvenirs the visiting EnglUh j pressed a wish to return again unit from near London loured area attractions and Venlur enjoyed Die hospitality of a mi lit la Acton and Photo by Jean Layman Sights to see homes to visit for English Venturers Herald Special Fourteen members of the Cocd Apex Venture Scout Unit of North West London England recently spent three weeks In Canada Hosted by Region the group made Woodland Trails Camp their main base Woodland is located west of General Store on the Sixth Lino Mr and Mrs John Symons leaders for this Coed Venturer Scout Unit had a Joyous time as did the members too John Symons Venturer Scout Lead or and Kathy Assist ant Venturer Scout Leader Joined in on all activities Others were Paul Burrows Potter Michael Hollebon David Cox Nicholas Hollebon Paul Webb Patrick Nigel Foreman Alison Helm Karen Teagle and Scouls Keith Symons and Andrew Messum A 50mlle hike on the Bruce Trail was part of their summer expedition a requirement for the Queen Scout Award A unit work party at Blue Springs Boy Scout Reserve near Acton spent luo days doing a Good Turn to Scout trig and was much ted according to Provincial Field Executive Bob Car law Home Hospitality was a highlight for the Venturer Scouts last weekend with some staying In Acton Milton Lime- house homes and at Don and Debbie Tipples Scout era Mr and Mrs stayed with Mr and Mrs Mike Walton of Acton In return Tor the Home the guests presented each or the families with Royal Wedding Books and the Commemorative coins the official souvenirs of the Wedding Other features of the trip included two days of canoe ing bowling and visits to the Science Centre Wonderland Ontario Place C Tower Niagara Falls Lion Safari a Blue Jay ball gome Friday Many of these trips were made possible when Mr Symons Besides being educational and interesting the three weeks were fun filled North could expect to see some these young people return In the near future District Commissioner John Sharpies Venturer Danny were on hand Saturday afternoon as the group packing to make their return trip 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