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Big apple day for Scouts by Harry Brown Last -weekend, Scouting asked your support for Scout ac- tivity on its annual "Apple Day" and we thank you very much. It was one of the finest days we have had. There were no apples left and the boys are thrilled And now a welcome to new leaders in the district. To Wyebridge, we are pleased to have Garnet Corbiere and Bonnie Reynolds. And to Wyevale, Doug Blow and Ray Sheekey were invested at the recent church parade. It's good to have working with us all. A new. Venturer Group is. in full operation also at Wyevale. Grover Amos is the advisor. Barbara Wiles was invested into leadership in the 6th Midland Group. ' A Wood Badge, Part 1 Course is planned to help these new Leaders with their groups. More later. Leadership still is you needed...Scouts' in Lafontaine need a leader in order to continue with their Can Scouting Career. you assist in any way? Another group has a different problem, They need a sponsor and a meeting place...Scouts of the North East Basin are present and with a leader. You know: the word leader presents a worrisome sound to most people. They see it as one person making all the decisions when really you are part of a team with the group, the parents and the boys, working together. If you have any ideas about joining, call the group themselves or, give the author a call at 526-9468. B N.B. To all Scout and Venturer Leaders: Any Canoe or Boat activity must first be approved by the Water Safety Committee and have a leader in charge who has a Charge Certificate. At present, there are six of these men in the District. : A canoe course will be offered in the Spring. PS: Reports from 6th Midland Cubs say they enjoyed their annual Sleep-in at the Pack Hall recently. All the pack and a few friends (could these have peen And another late Anne on their new Teddy Bears?) had a_ report: We wish arrival, Shaun Donald. fine camp, hike and congratulations to Doug Welcome to Scouting, meal(s). Donald and his wife, chum! Hallowe'en preview With Hallowe'en drawing near, the children who participate in 'Tyke Time' at the Midland YMCA every Tuesday and Thursday morning took the opportunity yesterday morning to celebrate in their own way, by having a Hallowe'en party. Everyone had a chance to show off the costumes they will be wearing. -Photo by Bob Murray BACK ROW: John O'Hara Jr.; Dan O'Hara; Son-in-law Bill Marchand. FRONT ROW: Wife Josie; John O'Hara, daughter Cathy Marchand. 2 years, President, Chamber of Commerce Penetanguishene 1 year, Director, Chamber of Commerce Penetanguishene 2 years, Executive, Penetanguishene Minor Hockey President, Huronia Insulation Appointed to Midland-Penetang joint Manpower Assessment and Planning Committee. "With the time and energy to serve YOU" ELECT John O'Hara Penetanguishene Council For transportation to Poll or information, call 549-2700 Scouts givea sCare The Fourth Midland Scout pack have been up to no good this week while brewing up chilling ideas for their haunted house. We're not going to give anything awar, either: just stop by St. Paul's Church between 7 p.m: and 9 p.m. today or tomorrow and prepare for the wicked worst. ELECT ROY EDWARDS Trustee for Ward 11, Simcoe County Board of Education NOV. 8th SERVING BREAKFAST and LUNCH 8:30a.m. to 5p.m. Mon. to Sat. \Guip SPECIALIZING in HOMEMADE SOUPS & DESSERTS EVERY DAY PENETANG VILLAGE SQUARE MALL ALSO HOMESTYLE PRESERVES, 2 POYNTZ STREET. PENETANS. BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES, BEETS, CHILI SAUCE, ETC. 549-7363 BARGAIN DAYS Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday EVERY WEEK OFFEE25* acup + tax Page 6, Friday, October 29, 1982 from Nov. 1 to Nov. 15 Only at EQUIPMENT -- 538 Bay St., Midland 9526-4262 "STIHL Better than the Rest" SAVE 10% onall STIHL Chainsaws In-Stock | OR SAVE 15% on all Special Or ders of STIHL Chainsaws NORSIM