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2 - PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, Nov. 25th, 1965 Re-Organize Following the resignation of its Chairman, Mr. J. Draper, the local Group Committee of the Boy Scouts held an emergency meeting on Sunday afternoon last, to elect a new active com- mittee. Mr. Jack Jelbert, Pro- vincial Field Executive attend- ed this meeting to discuss and advise the members of the Port Perry Group on its responsibi- lities and duties. Port Perry Boy Scouts organ- ization is an unattached group and therefore does not come under the jurisdiction of the District Counsel. Discussionn took place regarding the advan- tages and disadvantages of Port Perry ever becoming a District organization. If this were to become an actuality in future years, the area would include the Scout Troops, Cubs and Rovers of Blackstock, Scugog #1 and Scugog #2. Mr. Jelbert outlined the funec- tions of a Group Committee. This could number as many as 20, but there must be 'at least 5 active members on the Com- mittee, composed of Chairman; Secretary; Treasurer and one Member at large. Scout Lead- ers are not eligible to serve on a Group Committee but are re- quired to report periodically to the Committee. Likewise, the Ladies' Auxiliary, or "Scout Mothers" are to work with and for the Group Committee. These auxiliaries, Mr. Jelbert pointed Boy Scout Group Committee Elect Officers out, doa tremendous job for local Scouting and the ladies work hard to raise funds for various undertakings. However, should there be any problems arising, the auxiliary could al- ways appeal to its Provincial Executive Field Officer to as- sist in 'solving any situation. The meeting was made aware of pamphlets, literature, P. & R. O. booklets all available to Group Committees, Scout Lead- ers and sub-committee mem- bers. A sub-committee should be formed for finance; Train- ing; Camping and public rela- tions. Mr. Jelbert urged that an auditor be appointed to audit the book of each Scout Leader at the close of every year. Mr. Stan Ploughman and Mr. Gerald Nelson then brought in a slate of suggested nomina- tions to form the Group Com- mittee. These were unanimous- ly voted into office and the list is as follows: Chairman--Mr. Bill Williams Vice-Chairman--Mr, Ed. Mulholland Secretary--Ralph Taylor Treasurer--Don Murray Members--Messrs. Don Parge- ter; Hans Kraupa. Ray Webster; Ben Pickard; Al Dowson; Gerald Nelson; Don Wylie; John Leahy; Ellsworth Kennedy and John Jefford. Mr. Nelson reported that the last paper collection for the TOWNSHIP and School Area Board. MONDAY, ALEX REACH TOWNSHIP NOMINATION MEETING PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the Electors of the OF , REACH that I require the presence of the Electors in MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP HALL Saturday, November 27th. 1965 from 1 to 2 p.m. for the purpose of nominating Candidates for Reeve & Deputy Reeve, Council in writing and signed by two electors, if the Nominee is absent his written consent must be given. In the event that a poll is required, Votes will be taken on DECEMBER 6th, 1965 at the several Polling Divisions. Nominations must be JOHNS. Clerk of Township For Your We have FIRST QUALITY -- HEATING OIL-- Comfort DURING THE COMING COLD WEATHER | SEE US FOR HEATING OIL Furnace and Stove Oil and offer you Automatic Delivery with FREE Cleanout Service in the Spring. Phone Port P2rry 985-7951 REESOR FUEL & LUMBER season would be held Saturday, November 27th and asked for volunteer truck drivers. The paper drive held two months ago resulted in 12% tons of paper, which was the largest on record. Mr. Don Murray, Treasurer, reported a 'healthy financial statement, with an estimated $1,400. balance. ' Following conclusion of the business at hand, Mr. Jelbert remained to talk over program- me planning and other aspects of Cub, Scout and Rover activi- ties with the Scout Leaders who were in attendance, ASHBURN NEWS Mrs. M. Sparks returned home on Wednesday after spending five weeks with her daughter and family in Winni- peg, Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Doubt, of Burleigh Falls visited with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Heron during the week. Mr .and Mrs. Robt. Suther- land, Debbie and Neil, of Utica; Mrs. Walter Rogers, of Brooklin, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ash- ton. Miss Frances Downing, of Toronto, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Daw. Miss Vera Leach returned home last week after spending several days with Mrs, Gordon English, Woodville. Mr. James Doble, of Toronto, was a recent visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ash- ton. Mr. Walter Anderson, of Tor- onto, was with his parents dur- ing the week-end. --SPECIALS- FOR THE HOME . «PEEL HARDWARE ees REG. $1.98 PORT PERRY RIVAL. ELECTRIC CAN OPENER REG. $14.95 we 8] ANDROCK Turkey Lifter 1.27 Come In and See Gur Many Non-Advertised SPECIALS! STEP-ON-CAN REG .$9.50 6.17 REG. $11.95 wT 77 -- OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY -- PEEL HARDWARE LTD. Clothes Hamper 211,"x20" x12" PHONE 985-2431 | ! | | " i oo ITT hb - mr