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20 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, Sept. 16, 1975 Activities in full swing After a summer recess, Scout, Cub, Guide and Brownie programmes are. back in full swing throughout the township. With these organization underway the need for help from parents becomes very necessary. Every parent with a child enrolled in one of the organ-, ization automatically becomes a member of the Parents Association, and the help of each and every parent _ is essential. The first annual meeting of the Parents Association will take place Thurs., October 16, at which time a new. executive will be elected. Here is a list of when the 'groups meet. SCOUTS - Thursday even- ing, contact Perry Grandel, 985-7122. GUIDES - Co.'1, Morday UFOs or what? (continued about the same direction, without apparent increase in speed. YET ANOTHER 'Very bright and very big" is the way a 17-year-old. Uxbridge area girl described an object she spotted hover- ing over a nearby field at her ' Uxbridge 5th Concession home. In the kitchen of her par- ents' home, she looked out the window and saw a bright light above the ground. She estimates the object to have "been about 200 yards from the house, and making no noise. Judy Bishop was afraid at the time. "I was excited to see it but a bit scared," she said. '"Itcouldn'thaveheen a reflection or anything. It looked like it was hovering above the field." She looked away from the . object, not sure of what she had seen. When she-looked back again later, it was gone. Search for water (continued of these holes started on August 1 and continued until "August 11. On August 12, International Water Supply completed the test drilling program. : "Indications are that Site Number 8 will produce sub- - stantial quantities of water," reported Regional Works commissioner R. F. Richard- son, "but an estimate will not be available until Inter- national Water Supply have had an opportunity to analyze the results. It is anticipated that a report will be available by the end of September, accor- ding to the report. 'As soon as we receive the report from International Water Supply, I will let you know the results of that report, Mr. Richardson sta- tes in a report requested by Scugog Township. Mr. Richardson added a hopeful note, saying that the testing that has been carried out so far appeared favour- able. He said funds for the con- struction of the new well for Port Perry are included in the 1975 Capital budget and the funds for the connection of that well to the existing system are provided in the 1976 budget. "It is our intention to proceed with the well project as soon as the report has been received and we are in a position to commence the design of the facility. evening, Christine Berziens, 985-7780; Co. 2, Wednesday evening, Ann Wanninkhof, 985-7271; Co. 3, Tuesday evening, Vera Southgate, 985-2661. CUBS - B Pack, Tuesday evening, Paul Saulnier, 852-6533; C Pack, Wednesday evening, Rick Johns, 985-7184. BROWNIES -Pack 1, Wed- nesday afternoon, Freida Crighton, 985-3784; Pack 2, Monday afternoon, Mary Ann Wilson, 985-3611; Pack 3, Monday - afternoon, Grace Durward, 985-7277. If you are interested in enrolling your child or help- ing out, call one of the _ numbers above. Will rename Riding Bill Newman, Progressive Conservative candidate in Durham North riding pro- mised today that he will have the riding re-named to Durham York, at the earliest opportunity. The provincial electoral district was given its name by the independent electoral boundaries commission prior to the September 18th, election announcement. "I attempted to have the name changed in time for the. provincial election, however, because of the timing of the election announcement this was not possible," Mr. New- man said. 'As soon as it is humanly 'possible I will put forward an appropriate amendment. to have this riding become known as Durham' York," Bill Newman said. Mr. Newman feels that the present name does not recog- nize that portion of the riding which is situated in the York Region and wants to have this oversight corrected # REVENUE: Opening Bank Balance Sponsor Gate Receipts 50-50 Draw. Program Advertising Player Releases Miscellaneous Total Revenue EXPENSES: Equipment Ice Rental Transportation Administrative Printing advertising Game Expenses Referees Frankford Gate Split Team Rings Player Releases Team Insurance Miscellaneous Total Expenses PORT PERRY FLAMINGOS 0.H.A. JUNIOR "C" HOCKEY CLUB STATEMENT OF REVENUE & EXPENSES 1974-75 SEASON Donation to All Star Game Excess of Revenue over Expenses News from Utica and area SS Service will be held in Epsom United Church on Sunday, September 21 at 11:30 a.m. with Mr. Mike Ward officiating. Utica Sun- day School meets at 10:15 am, Don't forget the Sunday School Walk-a-thon on October 4 and do encour- age those wlio are taking part in any way that you can. We are indeed fortunate in having Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ward as assistants to our minister, the Rev. Archie Scott. musical talent and appreci- ate Mike's very _ fine sermons. , ; ..The Epsom-Utica U.C.W. have Regal catalogues avail- able for orders for cards, etc. Orders should be placed before the end of October, to have them in time for Christ- mas mailing. Many thanks are due to the Utica Hall Board and the artist, Mrs. Bruce Langille, for the attractive and appro- priate new sign "Memory Hall, Utica," erected on the hall on Saturday. Best of health is wished for Mrs. Jack Skelding who is in Toronto General Hospital, following eye surgery. We hope you will soon be home, Nancy. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Capetown spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.- Charles Cottyn and mother, Mrs. Alf. Clark, in Port Perry Community Hospital on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Lan- gille with their sons, Rob, Kenny and Steven recently returned from a three-week trip to Newfoundland where they attended the Kinsmen National Convention, being the only representatives from the Port Perry area. They also enjoyed visiting relatives in various parts of $ 6.25 2200.00 9851.15 642.92 1285.00 700.00 368.23 $15053.55 $1444.84 Don Thompson, Sec.-Treas We enjoy their . visited his - Nova Scotia while motoring through. Miss Hazel Balfour spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mark of Port Perry and visited with cousins, Mr, and Mrs. Roland McDowell from Port Colborne while there. Syrhpathy is extended to Mr. Baker who is' visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson in the. recent bereavement of his brother, Fred of Whitby, in his 91st year, and his brother, Shur- don, of Scarbofough, in his goth year. Mr. and Mrs. Don Mc Gillivray © and ' family of Mount Albert were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Thompson. Belated congratulations to Miss Lori Spears in winning a lovely trophy in .the Wes- tern Canoe paddling contest on Lake Scugog. Mrs. Pat Kingstone and Miss Margaret Wanninkhof of Manchester recently attended the 4H leadership training course in Uxbridge. They would appreciate hear- ing from any girls, twelve years and over, who would be interesting in joining the 4H Club. Please contact by bone effects. From ICHARGEX J} ~ Cy & 1EgonY 4 Wishes to extend to you an invitation to view their new Fall line of Fashioned Clothing, Furnishing and Outerwear. Whatever you require to 'complete your wardrobe, Gregory's can suit you best, for reasonable prices, and ' persona service you can count on. Vested Look for Fall Everything in style you can imagine, from the "European cuts to the Classic, we have them in stripes, plains and herring- 145.00 Zgony 5 (WCITIES FY FF) telephoning ~~ 985- 7831 or 985-7271. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scho- field and Grant spent Thurs- day evening with Mrs. Cecil Harper. Mr. Harry Fralick and Mr. Bert Fralick of Barrie called ofi their cousin, Mrs. Chet Geer, recently. . Mrs. Dave . Morton and children of Ajax spent Satur- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Hillis Wilbur. Sunday supper 'guests of Mrs. Jack Crosier were Mrs. Frank Honey, Miss Jannet Honey, Mr. Bruce Beare, Mrs. Gallant and Mr. and * Mrs. Dean Beare, Paul and Donny, of Oshawa, and Mr. Dale Beare and Miss Brigitte Beck of Mississauga. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ballard were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ballard of Scugog Island and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Feasby of Stouffville. Mr. Bruce Bailey attended a "dog trial" event at Bob- phon on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mitchell, Nicole and baby Kale, and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Mitchell and baby Craig visited their. parents, Mr. TUXEDO RENTALS od Tg fo: T 2Y) esley Griffin Durham North Phone 985-8160 and Mrs. Bert Mitchell and called on Mrs. James. E. Mitchell recéntly. Mrs. James E. Mitchell spent Friday and Saturday ' with Mr. and Mrs. Milt Parkin of Brooklin and on Saturday attended the 'History in Action" day at 'the museum at Brougham. Recent visitors with Mrs. Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs, Ern Simpson of Killworthy, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rusnell of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mitchell and children. - Mr. and Mrs. Vic Filletti of Oshawa and Mr. and Mrs. Doug MacCannell and Gail of Peterborough were Sun- day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn MacCannell. Mrs. William Skelhorn of Peterborough called on her sister, Mrs. Charles Bell on Friday. Please phone your Utica news to 985-2624. WINTARIO TICKETS available at the Port Perry Star MEN'S WEAR