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«ily Night, "dent of the Scout and Cub At a Family Night held last Saturday. evening, Stanley Ploughman on the left received his 25 year service pin and Charles Reesor on the right received his 10 year badge and 15 year pin. Ed Mulholland (centre). chairman of 'the group committee presented the awards. "Cub Leaders Receive Service Pins A very pleasant evening was spent at the. Scout Hall on Saturday; April 26, when C Pack, under the leadership of Cubmaster Stanley Plough- man, entertained at a Fam- Approximately - sine y -guests sat down to a Pot Luck Supper, which was generously supplied by the " ladies, assisted by.the presi- 'mittee; "Mothers' Auxiliary, Mrs John Pearce and some of he members in their capable supervision of the necessary arrangements to make this gala event such a wenderful success. The honoured bil intro- duced by Akala Ploughman, were his wife, Mrs. 'Plough- man; Mr. - E. 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'The activities - .for the evening started off with the Pack opening in regular form, with Akela Ploughman in charge, The_ Scripture and prayers were read by Assit ant Leader, Paul Saulnier. An impressive investiture: ceremony was conducted by, Akela Ploughman, who in- vested ~€Taude. Parker and Herman Gray as Scouters to act as Assistant Cub Leaders for C Pack and- immediately following four boys, Douglas Masche; Dwayne Freeman; Paul Jones and Carl Durwood were invested-as Cubs. Thore assisting with the work were Cubmasters Charles Reesor and George Hall; Assistant Leaders Donna . Durwood: Paul -Saulinier; 'Clatide Parker and Herman Gray; Scouters Ricky Hall & Jim Murray. The fathers of the Cubs invested had the honour to present their sons with their Cub cap. Among the highlights of the evening festivities were several = surprise presenta- tions. . Mr. "Ed. 'Mulholland. Chairma' nof the Group Coim- mittee assisted by Akela Ploughman, presented Akela Charles: Reesor with his tenf| -year--Service Badge -and..fif-|.| teen year Service Pip. "Charlie" as he is 1- known by, started of] Scouting, under-the Akela Gordon Goode, and on the retirement of Mr. Goode, assumed thé Lendérship of B Pack. Totally unaware and sur-| prised was Akela Ploughman when he was called up 4o be presented with a twenty: five year Service Pin, in re- cognition of his untiring ef. forts to carry on the work of Scouting in this Community. "Stan" vas he is familiarly known 'to both young and old throughout the village, has spent many long hours Unit 9 of the U.C.W. met on Tuesday evening, April 22nd in the Church parlours. President, Mrs. Wes Lane welcomed the 14 members and two visitors and opened the meeting with an Easter poem. The devotional boidion of the meeting opened with the singing of hymn 252, = Por- tions of Scripture were read|1 by Mrs: Rita Saunders and Mrs: Viola Hoskin. Mrs. Edna Fowler led in prayer "follow- ing hymn 380. Mrs. Audrey Lee covered chapters 5 and 6 of the study. book "Man Alive" by leading in a discussion and showing a tin) _Th€ minutes, of the March "| oured oe his utmost *in Jim Parry; | . 7 N of faithful Service to the young boys" arid has endeav- take "thdir pfoper plage in life-for the betterment of So- ciety. It was interesting to note that several of the fa- thers in attendance, had been former: members of Akela Ploughman's Pack and are still showing a keen interest in the work with their child- ren. Both Leaders for once in their lives were at a loss for words but managed to voice their sincere thanks & apprecjation for the.thought- ful recognition. Other awards 'were made when sixty 'badges and nine Stars were presented to -the Cubs by Akela, Ploughman & Chairman Mulholland. Crests were presented to the:best Six of the Pack and a happy sing-song was' conducted hv Assistant Leader Donna Dur- wood. A- vote was taken and it was decided that the Cub Pack would plan for anather Family Night in November. C Pack is planning a trip to |" Ottawa. and thé Cubs were reminded to be at the Scot Hall this Friday at 5.30 a.m Appreciation was expresc- ed to all who participated in this event, and a-special cont" mendatio was' extended to the ladies in the kitchen, to the Patrol Leaders of -the Guides who so ably and cour- teously waited on the guests. The meeting was closed in| the traditional manner of the Cubs and everyone en- joyed a few minutes of so- cializing and reminiscing be: teaching / the young ht to PORT PERRY STAR -- Thursday,-May ly 1969 .- 17 PORT PERRY UCW meeting were read & adopt ed and roll call taken. Plans were finalized for holding a dessert luncheon, court whist, and bake sale along with unit 7 on Wed- nesday, May 7th at 1 p.m. Announcement was made of an Ontario Hydro demon- stration: in September. We were, reminded of the 'bale of good used clothing to be packed at the church in May, we The next meeting .was planned for May 27th in the church parlours. A list was given out "of numerous small items need- ed by the School for the Re- Aube dohshaihol shied bial ie oot afiuliinbublicd de dndicbclater KEN P. MURRAY ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR tarded Children, for making articles for a fair to be held in the near. future. A reminded was given of the hospital fair to be held on _May 31 for which. the unit has been asked to make™ candy. . A discussion took 'place on projects for the bazaar in November. A social half hour was en- joyed during lunch served by the committee in charge for the evening. 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