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A SCOUTING AROUND A SCOUTS CANAD) || Apple Day _| | had its start | | back in 1932 by Robin Nutbrown Annually, South Georgian Bay District has = a fund-raising event called Apple Day. This year's Apple Day is scheduled for Oct. 24. Purpose of Apple Day is to raise funds for either district, group or section of scouting. It should be made clear that scouts do not sell apples. A scout does not beg either, as something of value is given to donors. In this case, a delicious, Canadian-grown apple is presented to every contributor in return for his donation. A tag is also given, to show that a person has helped scouting. The origin of Apple Day occurred more than 40 years ago when a Canadian scout executive saw a similar project being operated by a Winnipeg service club. On Jan. 30, 1932 this method of fund-raising was tried for the first time by scouts from: Saint John, New Brunswick. On that day, in 1932, there was a rain and sleet storm but 21,000 apples were sold, and since then , over one million dollars has beer raised across Canada. Mrs. Sandy Reynolds is our chairman for Apple Day this year. For further information please contact Sandy at 526-9592. Today Katimavi by Dione Veilleux Hello people of Penetanguishene, Midland and Lafon- taine. Yes, it is us again, Katimavik, back to salute you and see if you would be interested in billeting some of our people. Billeting is a very special and important event in the life of a Katimaviker. As you know, the participants to this youth program come by R. Lea On Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Fred Espey arranged a pot luck supper for the Hillsdale Hawks held at the Community Building in the park. Fred Espey was their coach this past summer and presented them all with a trophy which they were proud to receive. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davenport visited with their daughter and son- in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Niezbzybki at Bond Head on Sunday. Bir- from all over Canada. For three weeks of this rotation (Sept. 9 to Jan 4) we place them with families of the area. The experience of living with people of the communities in which they are working is very meaningful. There is a chance to understand the culture of the region through daily living and close contact with its people. It is also an opportunity lo practise their second thday wishes are of- fered Mr. Davenport who celebrated his 85th birthday with family and friends. Mrs. Alvin Drennan returned home on Sunday after enjoying a bus trip to New England, Cape Cod and Martha's vineyard, Rhode Island. On Sunday afternoon two blue grass groups entertained several people down at Rolland Hallyburton's field. Last Thursday Mr. and Mrs. P.J. O'Hallarn and Barbara and Mrs. en eS ee eee penta es we need billets for our program participants language. All we need is some families interested - in sharing themselves, their lifestyle, any craft or interest they may have, with some young people very eager to learn. In return, they will be as much help to you as they can, partaking of some work and family life. As a whole, the ex- perience is more one of sharing and learning from both sides. A Ruth Thompson went on the Senior Citizen's bus trip from Elmvale for a tour around Barrie. First stop was the Quilt and Rug Fair at Midhurst Museum, then on to Bray's Garden Centre, Barrie, then to lunch at Brookdale Inn. Later they were en- tertained at Molson's Brewery and also took in an hour's shopping at the mall. The September meeting of the Women's Institute was held at the home of Mrs. Bill growing from _ being exposed to something different. Who knows, a good friendship could develop. Many an ex- Katimaviker's billeting family has become almost like second family and vise versa. So, if any of you are interested in housing some of our young people, please contact me, Diane Veillaux at 361-1318 or Daniel Clappin at 361-2951. The dates of billeting Douglas on Wednesday evening. Mrs. Mary Morrison was in charge of the meeting as the president, Mrs. Drennan, was on holidays. Mrs. Maureen Welsh looked after the secretary and business. Roll Call, name a noteworthy senior citizen, was answered by seven members. Motto, a_ different world can not be made by indifferent people, was explained by Mrs. Douglas. Program, Citizenship run from Oct. 17 to Nov. 7, Oct. 24 to Nov. 4 and Oct. 31 to Nov. 21 We are looking for- ward to meeting you for, beside the fact thal your help will be very much appreciated knowing you and other people in the area will make a whole world of dif- ference to our par- licipants while they enjoy their stay here. A small sum is given to defray the cost -of food. awks presented trophy Affairs Mrs. Maureen Welsh, read an article on the J. Eaton Company. The 4-H is starting again for the fall. Mrs. Welsh is one of the leaders. We gave them a donation. and World Convener, We plan to entertain the Waubaushene branch at Mrs. Mary Morrison's home at noon on Oct. 21. Meeting closed with the Sister Dora Prayer. Lunch was served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Ethel Watson. Registration for Scouts, Cubs and Beavers in the revitalized St. Margarets 2nd Midland Scout Group tonight between 6:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. at Sacred Heart School. Boys must be Fallis flower best cut flower accompanied by a parent. : displays; that is, if Jack Community. There were Hazel Withall, the best Marcellus. by Adelaide Rodsheed Frost leaves us 225 exhibits entered by plant, a Hanging Once again Mrs. Doris Heigh-ho, come to the anything to display. 29 contestants. Norma _ Begonia. Scott of Midland was the Fair. The Horticultural For this reason, an Fallis had the best cut The top point winners judge, and Grace - Society will be there early August show was flower in the show - a wereLorna Webb, Marg Marcellus our en- with their floral Grace thusiastie co-ordinator. We're building jobs for Canadians: onsors needed for Community Development Projects. staged in the Elmvale' Pom Pom Dahlia. and Stone, and July wedding Mr. and Mrs. James Milligan of Stayner are pleased to announce the wedding of their daughter see ae on race: Seige Ne heen The CanadaCommunity Services and jobs for the © government to create, in estimated that the 1981-82 MAIN ie Sa age oe Development Projects handicapped. areas of higher unemploy- © CCDP program will provide (CCDP) program is designed Who can apply? Com- ment, productive jobs employment for 24.000 to support local organizations munity development associa- enabling unemployed per = unemployed Canadians, with inthe development and man- tions. Service organizations. sons to use their skills in work special emphasis on women, agement of activities that will Co-operatives. Band Coun- ofcontinuingand genuine --- youth, Natives, and handi- create employment opportu- cils. Universities and commu- value to the community. Capped persons nities in specific, identified nity colleges. Businesses More than justa Where do you go from types of activity generally and partnerships. Munici- temporary employment here? To learn more about supportive of broader palities where the province is creationmeasure.CCDP __ the kinds of proposals the national priorities. in agreement. Individuals will also particularly support ~Canada Community Devel- Such as? Energy con- and newly-formed groups project activities that maintain opment Projects program is where these kinds of organi- zations are not available. Who benefits? In a word, everyone! Because Canada Community Devel- or increase continuing employment opportunities, as well as those that provide workers with skills to assist them in securing employ- looking for, to determine your eligibility for sponsorship, and to obtain an application form, contact the nearest Canada Employment Centre. servation. Fisheries. Tourism development. Community restoration and development. Environmental conservation and reclamation. Develop- ment of local resources. Non- opment Projects, introduced ment after participation in a Remember: the profit housing and rehabilita- in 1980, isone of the options project. deadline for applications tion. Native employment. developed by the federal The bottomline. Itis is October 9th. Deadline for applications: October 9th. of Dsavied Persons 50 year. Ss wedded : | Employment and Emploi et 1961 Two former residents of Elmvale, Mr. and Mrs. ImmigrationCanada = Immigration Canada Pee | Carl Cameron, recently celebrated their 50th Lloyd Axworthy, Lloyd Axworthy, Canada wedding anniversary. The former residents of Minister Ministre Flos Crescent now live at a RR 2, Mattawa ad- getline dress.