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ta [2 4 8 > r Local Guides, Brownies Mark World Thinking Day Girl Guides, Rangers and Brownies in our area will join with thousands of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world on Satur- day, February 22 to celebrate "Thinking Day", Chosen be- cause the date marks the birthdays of the founder of Scouting and Giuding, the late Lord Baden-Powell and the World Chief Guide, Olave Lady Baden-Jowell, "Think- ing Day" is the occasion of special ceremonies stressing the Guide ideal of interna- tional friendship. Girls the world over give "Thinking Day Pennies" to the World Thinking Day Fund, which is used to promote Guiding "throughout the world. Pennies collected by local companies and packs will help send trainers to coun- tries where Guide program- mes are being established and will send aid to Guide organizations in time of dis- asters such as in floods and earthquakes. The Girl Guides of Canada support the World Thinking Day Fund through their own Canadian World Friendship Fund. The Chief Commis- sioner for Canada, Mrs. K. B. Clysdale of St. Mary's Ontario reminds the mem- bers of an International Or- ganization it is our duty to help the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts to bring Guiding and Girl Scouting within reach of every girl who wants it." "The Canadian World Friend- Thinking Day Fund." ' A small part of the Cana- dian World Friendship Fund goes -to each of the four World Centres, which are-- "Our Chalet" in Switzerland, "Our Cabana" in Mexico, "Sangam" in India & "Olave House" in London, England. Canadian Guides visit these centres for adventure in in- ternational friendship. The major part of the Canadian World Friendship Fund is used to assist in the expenses of International travelling for Canadian Girl Guides making it possible for them to participate in International Camps, Inter- national Trainings, and Inter- national Conference events each year. Another portion of the fund is used for "In Travel Projects" which makes it possible for Canadian Guides to invite Guides from other countries to special events in Canada. This special day will be marked by the Guides, Brow- nies and Rangers in our lo- cality, with special meetings. BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY « HONDA - SUZUKI SALES and SERVICE PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SUPPLIES : SERVICE ALL MAKES SNOWMOBILE SERVICE ~ R.WHITAKER Phone 985-2276 FOR ANY OF YOUR Insurance Needs Do It The Co-Operative Way Co-Operators Ins. Assoc. ETHEL NOTTINGHAM MYRTLE 655-4832 ~ DUFF ELECTRONICS ADMIRAL TELEVISION SALES and. SERVICE Phone 985-7793 or 985-2728 1& Bookkeeping Services see ALEX SHEPHRED Room 2, Post Office Building Specializing in business and For Income Tax Phone 985-7031 farm operations. PORT PERRY Septic Tanks Cleaned By PUMP EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS AND WEEPING Beds INSTALLED ARMSTRONG EMMERSON INSURANCE AGENCY LIMITED General Insurance 986-7306 PORT PERRY Port Perry -- 985-2226 G. McPhaden Insurance CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS Leonard R. Rosenberg & Associates Bank of Nova Scotia Building, Aurora Telephone Aurora 727-9461 985-2341 Cottages Wanted a REAL ESTATE LTO REALTOR + 985-7373 Fralick Insurance CO-OP AND FARMERS Agency MUTUAL LIFE - AUTO - HOME PROTECTION Phone 985-7447 ship Fund directs our share of pennies into the World The Louise Patterson Han- dicraft Guild held its month- ly meeting in the Presby- terian Church Hall with the President, Mrs. Naples, in the chair, As usual the meeting open- ed with the members repeat. ing the Lord's Prayer follow- ed by the greeting and wel- come by the President. The minutes, read by Mrs. Cornish, Secretary, were ad- opted andthe roll call show- ed the attendance to be twenty-one. The Treasurer's report was read by Mrs, Innes, This slate of officers was brought in by the Committee and was unanimously elected: Past President--MTrs, Louise 'Patterson President--Mrs. Dorothy Naples Secretary--Mrs. Owen Assistant Secretary--Mrs. Cornish Treasurer--Mrs. Innes. Programme Committee-- Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Martyn Card Convener--Miss Audrey Kent Press Reporter--Mrs, Campbell. It was. decided to have no meetings in January as well as July and August. The date for the Handicraft Show was changed to May twenty- fourth, Shop was discussed at the last meeting. Now arrange- ments have been made with Mrs. Skerratt to open a shop in her home each Friday dur- ing the months of May "| through October. The yearly dues were in- {creased from one dollar to "| one dollar and fifty cents to pay for a hail for meetings | as the increased membership makes it impossible to ac- commodate them in homes as was the custom. The next meeting will be March 12th, in the Presby- terian Church.Hall. A letter from Mrs. Patter- son gave us the good news that she is teaching hooking again--this time in. connec- tion with a Department of the Government of Nova Scotia, She: has moved-to-a larger apartment in another part of Truro. She may even have a rose garden again. The opening of a Craft leadership, were presented to Handicratt : Guild™ Elects '69 Officers The meeting was turned over to the Programme Com- mittee, and after the lively singing. of a hooking song composed by Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Whipper demonstrated the art of raffia and pine-needle craft and taught those who were interested. As time was limited, the lessons will be continued next meeting. To mark the Fourth birth- day of the Guild, a beauti- fully decorated cake graced the tea-table, Pictures were taken to mark the occasion and these will join the others in a large scrapbook kept up to date by Mrs. Naples. PORT | PERRY STAR Ture: telnet 20, 1969-13 Port Perry Council News Minutes of a Regular Meet: ing of Council of the Village of Port Perry held in the Municipal Office on Monday, February 10th. The following Statement of Accounts for 1969 was auth- orzied for payment: Gen. Department .... Street Maintenance $1,769.77 515.70 Property & Parks... 393.52 Relief Department. 262.50 Truck & Tractor .... 406.30 Waterworks Dept... 129.40 Waterworks O.W.R.C. 2500 Carried $3,502 19 The following Arena Ac- counts for 1969 in the County 4-H Club Leaders Receive Certificates The Ontario County 4-H Agricultural Club Leaders were guests of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food at their annual, held at the South Sea Terr- ace Restaurant, in Uxbridge, on Friday, February 7th. Following the banquet, the group met in the board room of the Ontario Department of Agriculture and Food. Certificates, recognizing 15 years of 4-H leadership, were | ! to Ron Werry,]|: presented leader of the Oshawa Kiwan- is 4-H Dairy Calf Club --]|: Walter Kerry, leader of the Scott 4-H Potato Club -- and | Hugh Baird, leader of the Uxbridge Junior Calf Club. |. The following 4-H Club Leaders received certificates in recognition of five years of leadership:-- Ralph Honey--Port-Perry Lions' 4-H Grain Club Larry Burt--Port Perry Lions' 4-H Grain Club Ted Gordon--Sunderland 4-H Dairy Calf Club Albert Hockley--Scott 4-H Potato Club . Norman Meek--Scott 4-H Grain Club 4-H Club Leader Pins, given after the first year of Howard Johnson, leader of the 4-H Farm & Home Elec- YOUR OLD SPRL. A FRIEND VLU of pine ALLS HIMSELF AN|_ ATHELETE,~ ALL DAY LONG HE HANGS ON A BAR AND CHINS' BRIAN'S SUPERTEST OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK LUBRICATION EXPERT WHEEL BALANCING PHONE 985 - 2243 REFRESHMENT BOOTH ® 24 HOUR TOWING e (Emergency Groceries) ICE--Block & Cube BUYING tric Club; Keith Phoenix, as- sistant leader of the Port Perry 4-H Dairy Calf Club; and to Ken Stickwood, leader of the Claremont 4-H Corn Club. WES amount of $1,877.79 was au- thorized for payment. The Arena Accounts for 1968 in the amount of $18,023.03 was authorized for payment. Letter from the Ontario County" Board of Education dated January 29, 1969. "A tentative schedule has been set up for the prepara. tion of the 1969 budget of The Ontario County Board of Education. "The Board has directed me to inform all Municipal Treasurers that completion of the 1969 bud- get and delivery to the muni- cipalities will be made on or about March 24, 1969. Filed. A donation of $10.00 was approved to the Salvation Army. 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