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SLINEr TIN Nr, ITY rE pi 7 Co eT i rae rr Cl Pa Fe - _- - Four pi Bo - EE - . Sut aa Shirok ed i 2 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- THURSDAY, OCT. 27, 1966 New Legion Branch To Form In Brooklin On Sunday, October 23 at 2 p.m. a group of Veterans from the Brookin area met in the | Port Perry Legion Hall to hold | an inaugural meeting to start | The old Minute Book of Br. 152 was on hand, with the last entry being made October 29, 1931. As the new Charter is to become official at the be- a Royal Canadian Legion Brnch | ginning of Centennial Year, in Brooklin. The meeting was conducted by Comrade Gerald Simpson, District F Command. head table with the Chairman were Reg. Cleator, Provincial Field Supervisor; Jim Wood- ward, Zone F-1 Commander; John Maw, Deputy-Zone Com- mander of F-1; Cedric Smith, Zone I'-2 Commander; Ed. Mul- holland, President of Port Perry Branch 419, and Clare Nightingale, acting as sec'y. The meeting opened with Pres. Mulholland extending a warm welcome to all present, and progressed with orderly "precision through the mahy de- tailed Motions and suggestions necessary to officially obtain a Legion Charter. . During the course of the meeting it was learned that at one time a Legion Branch did in fact exist in Brooklin held the Branch Number of 152, In 1931 the Branch was disbanded, for reasons unknown. It was decided by those present that a new Charter would be obtained, retaining the former old number of Branch 152. At the - | Eth and | Et el | 1967, the Minutes of this in augural meeting were recorded in the same Minute Book and everyone present signed the book. Fredd Philips, who operates a business in Brooklin was voted in as first President, and extended his gratitude to Branch 419, Port Perry for al- lowing the use of the hall and to everyone else who helped in getting the new Brooklin Le- gion started. The meeting ad- journed at 4 p.m. BROOKES -- Suddenly on Monday, October 24th at the home of her son in Toronto, Brookes, formerly of Port Perry, beloved wife of the late Edward Brookes, mother of 'Harry, Toronto in her 85th year, Funeral was from the In- gram Funeral Home, Gerrard St., Toronto on Wednesday, | LETTER ww EDITOR | Port Perry, Ont. October 25, 1966 Editor, Port Perry Star, Dear Sir: Last Monday evening I had the unpleasant task of losing a Guide Company in Port Perry. I would like to express myself to the Public through your Paper concerning our Lo- cal Youth Organizations, Boy Scouts, Cubs, Girl Guides, C.G.I.T., Hockey, Baseball and other organizations for teen agers & children are more im- portant now than ever before. To-day's heavily organized a- dult society leaves little room for un-organized and spontane- ous recreation for youngsters. October 26th. Cremation Tor- onto Necropolis. * 0% ® SMITH, Ettie Evelyn -- En- tered into rest at Port Perry Memorial Hospital Tuesday, October 25th, 1966, Ettie Eve- lyn Scott, beloved wife of Ar- thur L. Smith and mother of Neil and Glen of Columbus, in her 73rd year. Resting at the Armstrong Funeral Home, Osh- awa, with funeral service in the Chapel, Thursday, October 27, at 2 p.m. Interment Osh- awa Union Cemetery. Yet every organized group of youngsters requires an adult leader, and the sorry truth is that there are not enough lead- ers, This puts a strain men- tally and physically on . the faithful few who are left to work alone. Adults will spend any amount of money on schools, play- grounds, clothes, cars, and toys for their youngsters but they will not spend what the child- ren need most, namely time. Every one of us realizes how important it is that children be prepared to become useful a- dults for the confusing years ahead, and will hire teachers and playground supervisors to work with them, but will mot contribute their own time where we know it is most ur- gently needed. rie Sunday Schools cannot find teachers, juvenile hockey and ball clubs cannot find coaches, | Scouts and Guides cannot find leaders, and our own children are not getting the leadership and training they deserve and need, WHY? Because the a- dults are too busy. Actually they are not too busy. It's just that they are not using their time where it |}3 is most needed and will do the most good. Yours sincerely, Mary Enge (Mrs. D. E.) "Ford LT D People who love style buy Ford Narding More and more people are buying Ford enjoyment. Hardtops! Here's why: Ford hardtops have a special appeal that's all their own. 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FORD'S UNSURPASSED MORE COMPREHENSIVE WARRANTY starting with 1967 models 5-Year/50,000-Miles warranty on the power train, steering and suspension, ..and 2-Year/24,000-Miles \ warranty on the entire car, ° Both warranly periods starf on the day of new car purchase, See your Dealer for full details, \ Falcon Futura Sports Coupe You're ahead in a ~ 985-7341 EVERY 1967 FORD CAR IS EQUIPPED WITH THE FORD MOTOR COMPANY STANDARD SAFETY PACKAGE TO BUY OR LEASE =SEE YOUR FORD DEALER ; Manchester Garage MANCHESTER, Phone Christmas Seals (Continued) and Mrs. E. A. Lancaster, Pick- ering who are serving as Co- Chairman of Volunteers, Dr. H. A. Richmond, Chairman, Medi- cal Advisory Committee, re- ported on a proposed multiple screening survey. Dr. John Chmara, Chairman, Case Finding, stated that the referral chest clinics throughout the county will possibly be op- erated by the Ontario County Health Unit in 1967. . The cost of the clinics, however, will still be the responsibilty of the TB Association. Mrs. E., A. Collins, Executive Secretary, will ar- range for volunteers to assist at the clinics when necessary. Mrs. R. W. Shier, Health Education Chairman, reported the Association is assisting the Oshawa Y.W.C.A. with another Baby Sitters' Course, providing record books, education material, ing necessary arrangements for tuberculin testing or chest X- health and mak- manual, rays. In the absénce of Rev, Dr. H. A. Mellow, Rehabilitation Chairman, a report was given by the Executive Secretary cit- ing several cases and showing the scope of work done by this committee. Mrs. Franklin Rogers, Publi- city Chairman, was responsible for making all arrangements for the meeting and folding of seals. The members were reminded that the Christmas Seal envel- opes would be prepared for mailing on Tuesday, October 26th at Northminster United Church from 9.30 am. to 10.00 p.m. The Chairman expressed the hope that many of their friends would accompany them. DANCING Vem AT -- CLUB ANNRENE LAKESIDE BEACH on Lake Scugog at Scugog Island Gala MUSIC BY THE PEP 'Hallowe'en Dance SATURDAY, OCTOBER From 9:00 till 12:00 p.m. "Royal Ambassadors" -- PRIZES FOR BEST COSTUMES -- Those who have spoken for New Years Eve tickets please pick up by Nov. 1st or - ~ Nov. 15th at the latest 29th beef cattle at March 27/66. ine bulk. WR United Uxbridge 852-3321 By JIM "TREMEER UNITED co- OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Many Dairy men and Beef men are placing their livestock on full winter feed.. Now is the time to look at your feed supply, your feeding program and your feed budget. 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