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. Father And Son Banquet Held In Prince Albert The annual Father and Son|by Herb Toombs. Murray Banquet of the First Scugog Pack of Cubs and Scouts was held in the basement of Prince Albert United Church on Satur- day, February 20. This pack is made up of 10 Scouts and 26 Cubs. - More. than 60 sat down to a delicious turkey dinner pre- pared and served by the mem- bers of the Scout and Cub Mo- thers' Auxiliary. Leslie Smith, chairman of the Group Com- mittee, acted as master of cere- monies and introduced Rev. A. G. Rice, who heartily 'welcomed everyone to Prince Albert Church, Rev. ©, C. Gilbert, Chaplain of First Scugog Pack, as well as the Scout and Cub leaders. Scout Denis Symes proposed a toast to the fathers, after which his father, George Symes, made a suitable reply. Mrs. Allen Martyn, Akela for the Cubs, spoke about Lord Baden-Powell and told one of the many stories he used in his _work. _ Scout _ Walter_. Green very ably thanked everyone for attending and the mothers for the tasty meal they had served. Now followed a short pro- gram upstairs which consisted of a piano solo by Rev. Gilbert, J the National Film Board shown 5159, GUARANTEED - INVESTMENTS YOUR KEY TO THE BEST INVESTMENTS CANNINGTON. - LINDSAY PETERBOROUGH - WHITBY and three excellent films from | Holtby thanked Herb for giv- ing his time to entertain the boys. The pleasant evening came to a close by everyone singing "The Queen". House League Hockey News Sat., Feb. 20th-- BANTAM Luke vs. Heard In the hardest fought game of the year Luke's team de- feated Heard's by the score of 3-2, Both teams skated hard and checked well, as the play was split evenly between the two teams. Stars of the game were R. Thompson and Mac- Master of Luke's team and Moase. on Heard's. : Scoring: Heard-- 1. Brain - Heard 2. Moase Luke-- 1. J. Thompson - MacMaster R. Thompson 2. R. Thompson 3. R. Thompson - Bruton Gunter vs. Jeffrey Jeffrey's team and Gunter's clashed in another thrilling game, The constantly improv- ing Gunter team went down to defeat by the score of 3-1, but only after displaying some fine hockey against Jeffrey's team which also played well. Stars of the team were Jeffrey and Kenny of Jeffrey's team and Romeril of Gunter's. Scoring: Gunter-- 1. Romeril - Wolfe Jeffrey-- 1. Jeffrey - Saunders - Carnegie 2. Wright 3. Kenny By GORD MURRAY Retail Fieldman Uxbridge Co-operative Reach Council News The regular monthly meet- ing of the Council for the Twp. of Reach was held on Monday, March 1st, at Manchester Mu- nicipal Offices, with all mem- bers present. Employees of the Roads De- partment again appeared before Council to discuss salaries, in surance coverages and hospit- alization, Nothing concrete was decided, and Reeve Sam Oyler is to secure the wage scale and fringe benefit plan from the County of Ontario and this will be presented at the April meeting for study and 7d Se LR RIT 5 Ea LAI £6) SAT o es '4 y a 32 ih ¥ ES ee a A A > Re PORT PERRY STAR, Thursday, March 4th, -- 3 coverage is to be studied, and three Insurance Agencies are to be asked for prices. A new Census is to be taken dian flag. perusal, of Reach Township and the Clerk has been instructed to contact the County Assessor's offices regarding the employ- ment of a Census taker who would also be responsible for the selling of dog tags for the Township. It was brought to the atten. tion of Council that the Clerk was not receiving proper no- tices of land & property trans- fers, and this is to be taken up with the County Assessor. Council approved purchase of the new red maple leaf Cana- Next meeting of Council will be Thursday, March 25th at 1.00 p.m. Township Fire Insurance Sisman Work Boots 8.95 9.95 Special Oxfords BLACK-BROWN Foam Rubber Soles 6.95 A.W. BROCK DEPARTMENT Tho SYN0) 38D) 'Endorsed by farmers from Coast-to-Coast Specially designed for farm work, ) Comfortable and long wearing. Be sure to ask for by SISMAN ®w Black Oxfords LEATHER SOLE -- RUBBER HEEL 12.95 Black Oxford LEATHER LINED 14.95 GREB SHOES Hush Puppies Oxfords or Loafers -- SaharaBoots The Ontario Department of Agriculture is holding Soils and Fertilizer meetings on: . Monday, March 8th, 1.30 p.m. Sunderland Hall, Wed. March 10, 8 p.m. Dept. of Agriculture Bd, Room. I believe it is very important that farmers should take time to altend. Before we know about our land we must understand its requirements for different crops. By the way, some small seeds and grasses are in short supply. Buy early and be sure of your order. ¢ Due to shortage in storage we are selling BEET PULP -- $58.00 per ton BRAN $58.00 perjiton | Uxbridge Co-Operative PORT PERRY ZE. 8.4130 { UXBRIDGE 852-3321 Work Boots -8.95 Dack Shoes + 21.0 Young Men's Oxfords Rubber Boots CANADIAN MADE YOUTHS $2.95 BLACK POINTED TOE -- LOAFERS --~ OXFORDS BOYS $3.75 MEN $4.50 D WIDTH s10.95 | MEN 15" $4.95 Savage Shoes BOYS -- GIRLS $5.95 BABY BOOTS $3.95 -- $4.50 TS TTT TR fel VR XA Veal PA or Ce a A | CS AT Pm AY ow TN = az " # an eb = et TY ------ ETE WTA rr, St Dat XN OPT A