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Scout & Guide Assoc. Hold Annual Meeting The Annual Meeting of the Boy Scout & Girl Guide Group | Committee was held on Satur- day evening, Oct. 22, at the Scout Hall in the form of a Pot Luck Supper with 28 persons attending, including the group committee members, leaders and ladies auxiliary members. Chairman Bill Williams was in charge and welcomed all pre- sent to the meeting. In the absence of the treas- urer, it was reported that the Association is in sound financ- ial position and the building is in good state of repair. Mrs. Irene Sonley reported for the Guide Mothers, stating that three Gold Cord receptions had been arranged, month, also two this Father and® Son Recently Married 'In Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Terrance M. Boyd were married on Saturday September 10th, 1966 in Oriole York Mills United Church, Bay- view, Ave., Willowdale. Rev. Donald C. Amos officiated. The bride, the former Marion Watt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Watt, Willowdale, was attended by her sisters Sheila and Margaret. The groom, Terry Boyd, son of Mr, & Mrs. Irving Boyd, Port Perry was Ottawa, 'attended by his brother Ken- neth Boyd. Mr. Peter Dent and Mr. Robert Weller, fellow stu- dents at York University and Mr. David Watt, brother of the bride, were the ushers. Following the wedding cere- mony a reception was held at the home of the bride's par- ents. Guests were present from Hamilton, Dansville, N.Y., Lancaster," Dundas, Nia- gara Falls, London, Toronto and Port Perry. Married In Estevan, Sask. Mr. and Mrs. Homer R. Cal- der , (nee Shirley Anne Irene Crosier) were married in St, Paul's United Church on Sat. September 10, 1966. The Bride io the daughter of Mr. Allan W. Crosier and the late Mrs. Crosier of R.R. 2, Blackwater, "Ontario and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Crosier of Sunderland, Ontario, the Groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Calder of Nipawin, Sask. The Bridesmaids were Miss Gail Morris of Peace River Alberta and Miss Mary Jane Crosier of R.R. #2, Blackwater, Ont, The couple reside im Estevan, Sask. '| 66 Guides, 'candy sale, Banquets and Mother and Dau- ghter Banquets catered to. A rummage and bake sale realiz- ed additional funds. Mrs. Ruby Roach, Division Commissioner, in the absence of the District Commissioner, Mrs, Mary Enge, presented the 'report for the Girl Guide Ass- ociation. There are two active Guide Companies, 3 Brownie "Packs and one Ranger Comp- any. The 2nd Guide Company was recently closed temporar- ily, owning to lack of leaders. The total enrolment comprises 70 Brownies, 14 Rangers, 2 Guide Captains, 1 Lieutenant, 3 Brown Owls, 2 Tawny Owls and 1 Ranger Captain. . - Guide activities included, hikes, cookouts, bus trips to Niagara Falls and Toronto, Christmas party for the residents ,of Fairview Lodge, with the accompanying _ | presentations of gifts and of homemade Christmas cakes. The proceeds from the Annual Easter Egg sale enabled the 'Guides to take the above trips. girls received their 'Gold Cord during the year, 10- Guides attended a 7 days camp. at Camp Adelaide, Haliburton, 5 others attended outside camps and one attended Heritage Camp. Two girls are present- ly in training as Cadets and will upon completion of two ers. The Boy Scout Organization includes: 3 Cub Packs, 1 Scout Troop and 1 Rover Crew. C Packs good turn consisted of cleaning up the fair grounds nice donation for their efforts. A chartered bus took some 656 cubs, junior and senior scouts, fathers and mothers to Pioneer Vilage- at Woodbridge and the destroyer. Haida at the Toronto water front, in mid September, This was a most educational day. The report of the Paper Sal- vage was presented by Gerald | Nelson. Slightly in excess of 48 tons of used paper was col- | lected on five drives for total returns of $288.24, the third consecutive annual increase, The Committee is very appre- ciative of the fine support by the Community in giving their waste paper to the Scouts and by so doing are contributing their small part to advancement of Scouting in the District. We would like to also ac- knowledge our appreeiation to the following people who kindly provided trucks for the drives: |, Rae Birkett, Bob .Archer, Bob Kenny, Fred Fraser, Rob Roy, Ralph Taylor & Beare Motors The new Executive "of the Group Committee elected at the meeting are as follows: Past Chairman--Bill Williams Chairman--Ed. Mulholland Vice-Chairman-- Ellsworth Kennedy Secretary--Hans Kraupa Treasurer--Don Murray Property Committee--Al. Dow- son, Ben Pickard, Bud Sonley. Apple Day--Donald Murray Paper Salvage-- Gerald Nelson Committee members at large-- Ralph Taylor, Rae Webster Don Pargeter, Don Wylie. Remember to support the Cubs and Scouts on their An- nual Apple Day, Saturday, Oct. 29th. RED CROSS "IS ALWAYS THERE years become warranted lead- | following the fair, receiving a | Int. WESTERN DIVISION Port Perry Games November 8th-- Little Britain at Port Perry November 12th-- Port Perry at Sunderland November 15th-- Sunderland at Port Perry 'November 18th-- Port Perry at Keswick November 21st-- Port Perry at Uxbridge November '22nd-- : Keswick at Port Perry November 29th-- Uxbridge at Port Perry December 3rd-- Port Perry at Little Britain December 6th-- Little Britain at Port Perry December 10th-- Port Perry at Sunderland December 13th-- Sunderland -at Port Perry - December 16th-- Port Perry .at Keswick December 19th-- s Port Perry at Uxbridge December 20th-- Cobourg at Port Perry December 27th-- Uxbridge at Port Perry January 1st-- Port Perry at Little Britain January 3rd-- Port Hope at Port Perry January Tth-- Port Perry at Sunderland PORT PERRY STAR == THURSDAY, NOV. 3, 1966 -- 9 Hockey Schedule January 10th-- Sunderland at Port Perry January 11th-- ~ ALL-STAR GAME January 13th-- Port Perry at Keswick Jan. 17th--. Uxbridge at Port Perry January 18th-- ALL-STAR GAME Jan, 21st-- Port Perry at Little Britain January 23rd-- Port Perry at Uxbridge January 24th-- Keswick at Port Perry January 31st-- Little Britain at Port Perry February 7th-- . Keswick at Port Perry * * * Starting Time of Games "UXBRIDGE-- MONDAY -- 8.45 p.m. PORT PERRY-- TUESDAY --- 8.30 p.m. KESWICK-- FRIDAY -- 8.80-p.m. L. BRITAIN-- SATURDAY -- 8.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY -- 8.30 ia SUNDERLAND-- SATURDAY -- 8.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY -- 8.30 p.m. ' Junior Farmers Hold Annual Church Service Mr. Gordon Murray, Uxbrid- ge, Past President of the Pro- vincial "Junior Farmers' Asso- ciation, was the guest speaker at the 21st Annual Ontario County Service Church October 23rd. His topic was "Life is a Symphony". held in the United David Howthorne, Claremont, R.R. #2, conducted the service assisted by Rev. T. H. Fleeth- nam, Greenwood; David Haw- thorne read the scripture les- son. Special music for the service was. presented by the. Ontario County Junior Farmer Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Hugh Dobson, Uxbridge, R.R. #3. The Ontario County Junior Farmer Male Quartette sang a- sacred number. The quartette is composed of Bruce McMillan, Blackwater; Ralph Honey, Sea- grave, R.R. #2; Ronald King, Port Perry, and Ken Skerratt, Port Perry. Guest Pianist was Miss Shar- yn Jones, Mount Zion. REMEMBER i, DID YOU KNOW .... That All Poppy Proceeds Are Used For Welfare? BUY A POPPY! Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 419, Port Perry Junior Farmer Church " Mount Zion on Sunday, Vr Son on Sade AT ) Rp ine 5 Sh SPER -_ i wpm Ne Ws au a - ~ Se MEER STL Pe, *