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Georgetown Acton Wednesday June 1 Tkc award for the Explorers Hike along Brace Trail to George Header mm and Scoots Colin Murray Derek Darren and Rjn McDonald Cubs leaders camp under canvas at Blue Springs by Jean Lay mas How do North Hilton District troops grow By the transition camp held annually lor third year Cuba from North District Close to Cuba and leaders and resource people attended a camp at park Blue Spring Boy Scout Reserve May 28 under canvas This camp is designed to prepare Cubs going up to scouts so they are able to do things for themselves acquire scouting skills and cooking when the Cubs arrived at Camp they set up tents with their leaders under camp chief Del Wood Sat morning the weather wu Just per feet Instruction sessions were ted by George Henderson doing lashing knots by Peter What is Scouting by District Commissioner John Sharpies and knots by Bryan Alder Roes Walsh organized a scavenger hunt that was moat Interesting many of the objects pertaining to nature Tugof war and Capture the Flag were part of the program while a real highlight was the obstacle hike to the lookout this being arranged by Leaders Bruce Kay Dave Dave Johnstone Dave and Bill Ingles Some of the groups cooked on open Area which made their meals tasty cooking with tin foil Others used propane Each patrol chose a name then made up a yell which could be given to Identify them selves In the Horseshoe Some really original yells were created by the patrols Acton was known as The Ziggy Patrol 1st Georgetown as The Blue Jays 2nd Georgetown as The Fire Flics The two from th Georgetown were nown as The Hyenas and The Skunks Georgetown and a joint group were known as The Bears 8th Georgetown having two patrols were The Rata and The Chicken Patrol 1st Glen Williams and 1st a joint patrol were known as The Tigers Campfire Chief Terry Colter opened the Campfire with songs skits rounds and yells which were enjoyed by all Parents and visitors attended the campfire Teresa McLaughlin a new leader at 2nd Trinity Acton led in a lively song as did Sybil Cub Sandy Bevans of Georgetown did a real fine Job leading a song as well The Torpedo skit put on by Georgetown was a real hit giving their patrol extra points Evelyn Owen each night made hot chocolate for the boys ana coffee for the leaders for the weekend First Aid duties were looked after by Jean Layman Sunday morning the Scouts Own Service Camp Chief Del Wood welcomed the gathering and led in a prayer Spiritual hymns were led by Leaders Dave Pyke and Art McRavy Readings were by Cubs Steven Hay den and Jeff Hannah of 1st Georgetown Evelyn Owen gave he Scouters Five and BUI Ingles led in a prayer followed by The Lords Prayer Blue Springs property provides many nature attractions and a hike along the trails was most interesting or everyone Trail signs were instructed by Del Wood followed by instructions on Coleman stoves by Peter Ken House and Dave Pyke Points were so close by all patrols but the trophy was presented to the joint partrob of Georgetown which included Jason Turner Corey Jimmy Lawrence Peter Power Rob Boyle Pat Mlodozenec Sandy Jobin Bevans Dustin Chandler Chris Blencowe Greg McReavy and Cub Leaders CM Art McReavy ACM Joe and A C M Carl Camp came to a close with a great cheer salute to Del Wood for the good camp Crests were presented to everyone for this worthwhile event 500 Institute members at Waterloo conference We must work together if we are to accomplish our objectives Mrs Harvey of Ottawa president of the Federated Womens Institute of Canada when she addressed over SOD Womens Institute delegates at the 33th annual of fleers conference at Waterloo University She stressed the Importance of good resolu tions Resolutions must be current well re searched facts and concerns for all of society Past resolutions have made changes but positive action must be taken on pensions pornography and human rights she said Invest your time in your family as it Is the most important social institution said the Hon Dennis Timbrell Minister of Agriculture and Food when speaking at the opening session He reminded the delegates that May Is Family Unity Month Mr Timbrell praised members for their efforts In bettering family life for everyone In IBM Dublin Wl Ontario will be celebrating its bicentennial and he asked the women to participate in local celebrations Delegates from all parts of the province attended the three day learn ing experience attending workshops Ken Knox director rural organizations and services branch of the OMAF was assisted by Joyce Canning and Peter Hemming of the branch in presenting future projects and programs that will help meet the needs and problems in rural Ontario Meetings studies and workshops had been held in cooperation with the Womens Institutes and other rural organ izations in order to further this protect Mr Knox urged the Members to chart a new course with fresh Ideas He said As we change we take on new opportunities and have a new outlook Joyce Canning likened the Womens Institute to a farmer who sows good seeds on fertile ground nurtured the seed and reaped the harvest MAT COST SEAL WINDOWS FLASHING SIDING FTC GLEAMING FENCE WtlOUBMJJ 8778247 OWE SAYS Weve Moved Muirtamviflw Rd N Georgetown and Armstrong UPTOWN COLLISION 8779211 THE PLACE TO SAVE DIRECT FACTORY mSTALL m Fondly Help 8771186 UNCLAIMED WINDOWS FROM FACTORY Many Designs and Sixes OFF PRICE CASEMENT THERMO TILT AWNING 166 lUtJ AWNING PICTURE WINDOW IE 326 THERMO TILT VINYL CLAD CASEMENT WOOD PATIO DOORS FT In Frame Reedy to Install FREE MEASURING SERVICE LOCAL TRADING AREA Patio Doors Entranca Door Alum Storm Windows placement Window Door WE ALSO INSTALL THE PLACE TO SAVE Honor grandmothers by La or a Dennis My Mother Mother was the verse used by Mrs D the first time her capacity as president Mrs Levy Blue Springs Road was hostess and despite a very inclement night SO ladies Including one guest were pre sent In Seeping with the theme of the evening History Mrs J McLean called the roll How many families have lived in your home and what were their names It was quite Interesting for some farm home had been in the family name since it was obtained from the Crown and others were new homes and have only been occupied by the present family June 18 Is the data chosen by Community School Association to sponsor a Fun Pair at Hall and Dublin Wl have decided to have a public relations booth there Idea and suggestions for a similar event owing the winter months have also been committee chair men resorta as follows Mrs A Diamond on Agricul ture and Canadian Industries Mrs A on Safety Mrs P Levy on Edneabon MrsC on and Mr E on Catering Donations were ap to Acton Volunteer Fire Day fireworks display and given to Andreas Thiel an Acton High School student who hopes to further his musical career at the University of Michigan A very pleasant time honoring the retirement of Mrs Norma Alexander as a Provincial Board member held at HUlcrest Church Ashgrove recently was reported by Mrs Norton A large number of ladles attended some from Dublin Not only members from Helton District but other areas attended and congratulated Mrs Alexander on her successful term of office Mrs H Haefner assisted by Mrs Dodds Curator outlined the proposed annual bus trip A request was received from Mrs Smith for a gift for the Milton Group Home on electric iron Is being given for use there Mrs Smith also requested drivers for the Canadian Cancer Society It was Grandmothers Night and many were honored Mrs reed two poems Thats a Home and My Grandma and Mrs Hunter read the poem Ever Young Not the GrenADoCbei but everyone present was given spring plant by the committee of Mrs J Mrs and Mi Marion Hunter SATELLITE TVJif MORE THAN 100 CHANNELS SPECIAL 2395 CALL DAYS 6761111 EVE 8779555 4th Annual Rate TORONTO INTERNATIONAL CENTRE Star Airport JUNE it 11 1W3 Friday 8 SwurdayindSundaylOOOan Admission Tkkru available at and at better collector plate deafen include nana Royal 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