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sh eid fy EH 3 TELA PEA rd ordi Ie be ERO DT SOU hi a 2 | pA # i. ey h! 2:5 fr. " ys » h yo Be + 'd LSE J y! rt [IY LR SATURN Se ARE AY BE EE are oly ya PAY Ly PAY ' PY CANS EER "oh ila AC OR 0 Piven d fe' nN ' UR ENR EA ER Rn A RFF 2 BR IV A Blackstock Girl Guides Have Banquet For Their Mothers By Judy Mountjoy On Saturday night, 180 guides and their mothers turned out for their annual Mother and Daughter Guide and Brownie v Banquet. The evening opened with God Save the Queen, play- ed by Lorraine Turner. The guests were welcomed by Mrs. Kyte and Mrs. Philip Romeril f said grace. An efficient kitchen staff of . fathers and sons served a deli- cious meal of barbecued chick- en, peas and carrots, potatoes and buttered rolls The meal was topped off with cake and ice-cream. Grey Owl Swain and Lieuten- " ant Marlowe led the Sing Song. Courtesy was offered to the kitchen staff for their excellent. service by Mrs. Roy McLaugh- lin. In her toast to the Guide Movement, Mrs. Arnold Taylor § paid tribute to the leaders who f > gave so freely of their time and talents. She closed by wishing : that each of them might live to | be one hundred and that the Guiding Movement might live on forever. Tawny Owl Hamil- ton thanked Mrs. Taylor and . said that they enjoyed their work. A toast to the mothers i by Judy Mountjoy expressed the girls' apreciation for their mothers' support. A fitting re- ply was made by Mrs. J. Law- rence. Brown Owl Turner and Captain Thompson gave reports on Brownie and Guide activities for the past year and plans for the coming one. Speaking for the parents' committee, Mrs. | Hudson thanked the group for support in the past and asked for continued support for this work. Service stars were pre- sented to the leaders by Mrs. Fred Hamilton. A highlight of the evening was the reports given by four Guides who attended camp out- side our community. Elizabeth Thompson travelled by train to British Columbia where she at- tended a Heritage Camp and met guides from all the prov- inces of Canada. Judy Swain took part in Ad- venture Camp at Doe Lake where the order of the day in- : cluded such vigorous activities as hiking, canoeing, gunnel bob- bing, and portaging. Extra cur- ricular activities consisted of raiding of other camp sites. Even a skunk got into the act . by raiding Judy's tent. At Lake 3 Huron, Sharon Larmer battled the elements, but came out the | victor and reported a glorious Few - 2 eT rrr * SFR experience, The Heritage Camp in Que- v bee, which Nancy Dorrell at- tended. was so new that trees had to be cut down to make way for the tents. Most memorable for Nancy will probably be the ; impromptu speech she was call- { ed upon to broadcast over Que- i bee radio just before leaving. Each of the four girls urged her fellow guiders to take advant- age of the opportunity to at- tend one of these camps should . the chance arise. i A film on the Arctic and a | Hercules cartoon changed the theme of the evening for a few Fooly ' Yoh 3 ) i SO ARTS ---------- a MAPLE WRAP IRIAN IEE SISTA CENT RC N JN minutes. { Norton and Judy Mountjoy. PORT PERRY S T AR, Thurs, Oct. 28th, 1965-15 All-Round Cords wre present- In a fly-up ceremony Janet became Guide recruits. ed by Captain Thompson and | Turner, Heather Dorell, Shar- Following the Guide and Commissioner Kyte to Joan! on Williams and Nancy Argue| Brownie closings, "Taps" was A 2nd BIG WEEK | sung and "another Mother and Daughter Banquet came to a close. PORTERHOUSE SIRLOIN OR WING i STH: lice LR IGA APPLE JUICE «so. 25¢ GREEN BEANS crc ise... 29¢ 'HEINTZ KETCHUP 2 15 oz. Bils. 59c We Reserve te Right to Limit Quantities Prices Effective Oct. 27, 28, 29 & 30 CANADA'S FINEST QUALITY RED OR BLUE BRAND BEEF AVhite, Pink, Aqua, yellow White Swan Tissue 2:49 PUMP KIN PIE HOSPITALITY, Fanily Size op &)C BRAVO Grated Cheese 2 4-0z. yal ORANGE JUICE rox 5 so: 1a Qe | mormsor Cheese Spread 16-0z.jar 9 "DAIRY FEATURES" GOLDEN RIPE, CHIQUITA BRAND BANANAS 5. 50. 1] CASH 3g 1] F433 Snow White Produce of U.S.A., Can. No. 1 Grade MUSHROOMS |b. c¢ EMPEROR GRAPES Ibs. C CO LUCKY -- --49 2-29 | mesa NumBERs Chicken Noodle Pkgs. of 2 Discount Pke. of 100 , TOF cards effective Lipton Soup Mix 2/or45c Lyons Tea Bags 69. OCT. 27 - 28 - 29 - 30 Hostess Post Cereal 81% oz. Pkgs. 4 16 a1 63 Potato Chips 69crkg. 39: Sugar Crisp 2 for 6c 66 13 54 71 Gift From The IGA Catalogue Save IGA Tapes For: Eaton Merchandise Certificates 2 29 a2 56 NOTIC After October 30th, Hepe's IGA Store, Port Perry will give No Refunds on 8, 10 and 12 oz. Pop Bottles. We will be handling Canned Pop Only (All Varieties) We will still be carrying all varieties of QUART SIZE BOTTLES and Refunds will be given on these Quart Bottles. HOPE'S IGA STORE (JACK HOPE, Proprietor) EIT v CN -- "ve ' POE 20. 20 aint vv A RC ----_ They ey TO ---- rt nt » iad Sed Ln ey a Som. sali Py . A BA TEN ae