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"A Family Tradition for 128 Years" PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, July 1, 1995 - 19 Scugog Scouting report Port Girl Guides end season with spring cook-out By Judie Cooper Port Perry District Girl Guides has seen another great year of guiding draw to a close. Our spring cook- le campaign was a huge success enabling many of the units to partake in many exciting adven- tures. Thanks again Port Perry for your support. The Sparks and Brown- le units took in such events as bowling, visits to the Toronto Zoo, Sun- dance Meadows just north of Seagrave, Northwoods Exotic Animal Farm in Seagrave and Nature Walks through our local parks. The 5th Brownies went to Wildwood Manor Ranch near Georgetown, a riding camp, this past weekend. I hear you had a "Wild" time 2nd Scugog enjoys busy summer A special thank you to Guy Guthrie for mak- ing the circumstances a reality for 2nd Scugog Scouting to receive a $500 donation from the Loyal Orange Lodge of Port Perry. Thank you to the Members of the Loyal Orange Lodge for making the first dona- tion towards our Scout- ingon the Water fund. July has been a busy month for the Island Scouting. Our Scout Troop participated in the annual Pineridge District Camp at Algon- quin Park during the weekend of June 30 to July 3. The boys partici- pated in many hikes and canoe training. They attended the Out- door Theatre and also enjoyed swimming in thelake. Thirteen Island Cubs attended Wildwood . Manor Ranch In Georgetown during the weekend of July 7 to July 9. The boys en- joyed horse back riding, swimming, hay rides, miniature golf and lots of food. As Group Committee Chairman for the Is- land Scouting Move- ment I would like to thank all the leaders and the parent helpers who donated their time to make these events a success. Yours in Scouting, Howard Wolf. and that the mosquitoes were as big as the horses. Ouch!!! The first Guides were off to eamp as well last weekend - to Emily Prov. Park. A fun and learning experience was had by all. The 2nd Guides enjoyed a weekend at Greenwood Conservation Area in May sleeping under cavass, taking in all day hikes, learning to cook over fires, on Coleman stoves, using buddy burners and reflec- tor ovens. Pizza sure tastes good when cooked by the Guides. The leaders of the group decided to master a reflec- tor oven this camp and fi- nally met with success. Look out girls, there's an- other way to cook food. They also spent a day at the Kortwright Center do- ing their Water Badge and a Pond Study. The 4th Guides braved the cold at the arena dur- ing the ArtFest and I know they were much appreciat- ed for selling coffee and treats. Good job girls. The 2nd Pathfinders have been a very busy group the last few months. They completed two ser- vice projects serving food at the Scout Banquet, at the Lions' Hall and serv- ing at the United Church Elders dinner. Thanks so much girls. It's so nice to have a helping hand. They had a great time at Wheelies and their year end celebration found them out for lunch andto a movie. They will have one last weekend at Heber Downs planned this month for those girls needing to com- plete their Bronze, Silver and Gold camps. Good luck girls. Watch out for those deerflies. On Friday, June 2 Port Perry District had their year end Parent/Daughter Barbecue at Emmanuel Pentecostal Church. Al- though the weather was hot and muggy we lucked out and were able to com- plete all the fun without a drop of rain falling. The merriment began at 6 p.m. with hot dogs and ham- burgers on the gnll. Al- though the propane ran out the spirit of the girls did not once everyone was full the fun and games pro- ceeded with sack races, dressup relays, potato on the spoon relays and of course the ever popular fill the jugs with water and wet sponge toss. The evening was topped off with ac ampfire joining the youthful voices of the girls with those of the me- lodic tones of the crickets and bullfrogs. AN HONOR GUARD escorts the casket of Durham Regional Police Const. Pat Udall during his funeral in Uxbridge last Wednesday. The long-time police officer was well-known on the beat in 26 Division. He died July 2. Legion News Services By Geoff Taylor, P.R.O. This year the 50th anni- versary of the end of World War II has been a very busy one at Branch 419. Upcoming events include the Canada Day parade, victory celebrations in Au- gust, Legion Week in Sep- tember, Church Parade in November. Local citizens have been asking me how to get infor- mation on the location of graves, of those who lost their lives in World War I and World War II. If you write this address with as much information as you have, such as service num- ber, name, rank and regi- ment. They will respond giving you any details that they have. The address is: Commonwealth Graves Commission, 2 Marlow Rd., Maiden Head, Berms England. SL6 7DX. Robert, C. Simser, a member of Branch 419 Royal Canadian Legion, Port Perry, has been se- lected by the National Commander of the Ameri= can Legion, William III, Detweiler, as recipient of the Canadian Friendship Award. This award recog- nizes outstanding service in the field of veterans af- fairs and the contributions made in the area of devel- oping comradery between the American Legion and Canadian Veterans Or- ganization. The selection of a recipi- ent of this very important planned award is in keeping with the highest tradition of recognizing the individual whose life best reflects the importance of continuous friendship between the war time veterans of Can- ada and America. Bob is a member of: Roy- al Canadian Legion, Branch 419, Port Perry. Korea Veterans Associa- tion of Canada; Life Mem- ber, The Korean Veterans Association (Amer.); Life Member, Veterans of For- eign Wars: Member Royal Canadian Legion Post 144, Pinellas County, Florida. Congratulations to the officers and executive of Branch 419 for 1995-1996. President Comrade Fred McMann; 1st Vice - Comrade Rory Thomp- sons; 2nd Vice - Comrade Ruth Grant; 3rd Vice - Comrade Carole Edwards; Past President - Comrade Norm Budd; Sgt. at Arms - Comrade Roy Povey; Exec- utive Comrades Jim Flem- ming, Alan Light, Doug Butt. We have three members of Branch 419 on the exec- utive for zone IF, Comrade Norm Budd is the newly elected zone commander and Comrades Ruth Grant 18 the zone treasure. Geoff Taylor Zone Public Rela- tions Office. If you are interested in becoming a member, phone the branch at 985- 8502 forinformation. Siksay & Fraser Law Offices SEER EI CH Ool {sel 1 & Commercial Law, Municipal & Development Law, Wills & Estates Main Office - Whitby 618 Athol Street, Whitby Phone: (305) 666-4772 Fax: (805) 666-3233 Branch Office - Port Perry 204 Casimir Street, Port Perry Phone: (905) 985-4141 Fax: (905) 985-4598 ANNUAL LIBERAL PICNIC Wednesday, August 2 4 to 8 p.m. at the Ransberry farm (west side of Hwy. 115, north of Conc. 8) Roast Beef Dinner Entertainment Special Guest Speaker $8 single, $15 couple, children under 10 free For more info: Dave Kiff 263-8045 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES ec ANNUAL RATES Rates subject to change without notice SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES A DIVISION OF CRESSBROOK FINANCIAL PLANNING LTD. 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY "Serving Scugog for Over 15 Years" PHONE 985-3832 Notice of Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Greenbank Restaurant 19990 Hwy. 12, Twp. of Scugog Greenbank Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than August 12, 1995. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lakeshore Blvd. E., Toronto ON MSE 1A4 Fax: (416) 326-5555 pli 1d Ontario Story Ideas? Call (905) 985-7383