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perilous. I'n some regions
Percent of primary a
children cannot Sp
t eff04 and the
exoltement could
y come at a more
Meg Inmoa, Asia
, eriicaA, hundreds
iixto?ns Of children are in
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UNITED,.SNA ONS
OHLDMrr FUND
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Neteo CHILDREN ALL OVER 'THE
WQRL . OWING A%4. YOU C;AN
TO UNI 'EP WHEN WE CALL
ON HALLOWEEN?!
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scnoaf,
The children WhOcome to
your door -- holding out the'.
familiar orange and blaci
boxes will be acting .as
ambassadors and diplomatic
couriers for their less tq
tunate brothers awl sisters
around the world. No con-
tribution coull be too barge.
And none is thought' too small.
fCLi"' can put any con-
bution to good use.
Just 27 cents can buy a
clinical thermometer which
could help save the life of an
Intent or young child in a
village health center, $1 can
deliver enough high -protein
food to feed three
malnourished children for a
month, and $5 can stock a
village pond with baby, fish
for potential protein supply.
Brownies meet
This is an account of the
October 15th Brownie
meeting, given by Janine
Mayhew, one of the Brownies.
To be in Brownies is fun.
We started off by doing a
relay. Then we went into two
groups. Weenies went into
one group and the Brownies
went into the other.
The Tweenfes learned more
about Brownies. ' The
Brownies played a game
called "The Giant's House."
One Brownie went to the
tester (Mrs. Corrie) at a
time. We .saw Carol Bean
dance, she dances well. We
had a pow -wow. Tawny Owl
said we would go on a hike on.
October 22. We are havinga
Halloween party too.
Brown Owl is sick and in
the hospital.'
We got service stars. We
said our Brownie prayer then
we did the closing. When our
tester left we gave her the
Grand Howl. We had fun.
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Although he's. not the traditional black cat of folklore, this little kitten is on top of the
Hallowe'en situation *-- keeping the lid on the grinning Jack-o"Lantern --,and the lady
approves. Once a celebration of All Saints' Eve, Hallowe'en has .become a -night of
merriment and trick or treating popular with children of all ages. To many of us,
Hallowe'en also signals the end of this year's harvest and the start of the tong winter
months ahead. (photograph by the Ontario ministry of agriculture and food)
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