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-The."Ahr4e,tc Chapter, IDDBa
the henp.0 of the resent..,
R, 'G, flteraOn or the.
rethrgary Meeting, with the
:regent preSiding.,
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regent announced that
• .0-13ed-Gressecenvass---evill-be,
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a4d•in. March, and a letter was
read. ,in • cenneetion with the
Cancerirdartvass'in April. Some
. of the members voluuteecfd to
help for both of these. ,
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Mrs. • C: Gibbons, educational
".seci•etary, displayed tkivb'. pie
tureS -• of Queen Elipbeth and
• Prince Philip which have been
,framed and'are to be presented
to St. Mary's School.
Plans ,were 'rnadelo F how the
•.469,h1.. Carter niiniature
histo. ic-
al Charadters in the Public Lib-
rary on March 7. -
number of the members
volunteered to help at the On-
• tad° HosPital.
The- n‘minatioris cdmmittee
presented the following slate
, of oftWarak,x041241.zear:
Regent, Mrs: -R. G. Emerson;
forst vice-regent, Mrs. G. Dus-
--*-4-uwil'""teliv-- IkawittVierrel.ea
H.-.% M. Tichborne; secretary,
Mrs. J. G-Tfranderson; essistant,
secretary,- fffall'rgiewrairlffa:
stx.rer, Mrs. J, Robin; educa-
• tional secretary, -Mrs.- C. Gib-
, :bons; Echoe sectretar, Mrs. T.
abroad, Mr's. C. Cutt; standard
barer, Mrs. Wm. Doak; 'coun-
cillor% M i1f-- F. Wailkorn, Mrs.
M. •Everett, 'Mrs. C. A. Reid,•
Mrs.*E. Mueller, Mr. G. Stokes;
immigration • and Canadiatiza-
tionMrS, E. Mueller; world af-
fairs, Mrs. H. Dodd;, press and
• 'publicity, Mrs: M. Everett; films,
• Mrs. N. Clairmont; membership,
Mrs. G. Stokes; commonwealth
rekition.s,.Mrs. G.- Dustow; hos-
pitality, Mrs.. F. Walkorn; ways
And means, . Mrs. C. Gibbon,
a-- 'Mrs. H. Tic.hborne; flowers, Mrs.
11 Stewart; telephone, Mrs. D.
•,vIaeMiflan, Mr. V, Crooke, Mrs.
'C. K.nSautiders, Mrs. M. Everett,
• ,Mrs. W. Doak, Mrs. M. Vickers,'
1rs. 'C. Ruffeja, , •
The March meeting will, be
. held at the home of Mrs..R.
- , Johnston, Waterloo .Street. Mrs'.
Tic:h-borne thanked the hostess
and lunch, 'was served •py the:
committee,. Mrs. N. Clairmont;
Mrs. C. Ruffell. and Mrs. W.
" • Year's, Work Reviewed
• As this was the annual mem-
' in, the .activilles of the Chap-
ter forNhe past year ver i.t re-
•. • viewed asi.follows: The, Chapter
ilas a membership of 34. Ten
• , 'regular meeHngs 1re hold• .
These ver held in the homes
, of the. members, • with the
• ception of the December meet-
ear
year'
ing Which took theforM of a
lun,oheon at the Maitland .CotIn-,
tiT Club.. At this Meethu
soven, 'Members were PreSented
)kith 254ear pins by past reg-
ents of the ChaPter. . • .,
hey...,Inembers,w-ere
ed . during. the Year,.. and, the
Chapter lost, one mein:her
trough death.
,Trophies were presented to
thegraduating, student of both
Victor Lauriston .and St. Mary's
schooli. 'Framed pictures were
presented to the schools along
with other educational helps
and, calendars. The National
Geoki-aphicaowas presented this
year to Victor Lauriston school
and St. Joseph's' Convent. .,
The sewing • committee was
busy making. infants' nighties,
aprons, quilts and knitted ar-
ticles. These were 'given to
'he Huron County Children's
Aid and the War. Memorial
Ch ldrefi's 1IosNta-1-.
Mints were sent to the local
f
shower was held far the cancer
clipboard:
were supported during the year
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review
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activty
and..4 &Ration Was Sent to the
Queen Elizabeth •school.
It was decided that tnose who
'Were. in ebarge of the lunch at
each meeting .shouttl provide
some itm fQr the program and
t14 -has proved' to :be very
interesting.
.During the year a special
fund was set up to take • care
of • Ohajrter activities which
cpuld not use the general fund.
Draws, sales of aprons, 1.0.D.E.
cups and saucers, homemade
bread, 'etc., have helped to
swell this fund.The main hind
raising project this year was
the spring luncheon, along with
a bake sale, ,nearly -new clothing
and gift table, sale. There was
also., a summer tea at the hornd
of the treasurer.
Two of the members attended
the annual convention held in
Hamilton. •
At twa of the meetings films
were showif 4nd at each meet-
ing the world affairs, secretary
"Under the. capable leader-
ship 01 Mrs: -R, G....Emersori• the
•tethers hatt,a_very s
ful year.
Goderich Scouting
(Csontinued from page 1)
to foresee- vast mternationii
posgbilitieS as the outcome of
tbiis fast-growing sisterhood and
bro,therhood4in the near future.
The League of Nation'scff,AV bo•
for the moment, as its critics
term it, a saunas legislative
machine; .but this gr.fting spirit
of personal friendship and wide
minded goodwill among the fu,
• pre citizens of the ,nations be-
hind it may not only give it that
soul, but may prove a .streng-
er insoranee against -the danger
of international .war in the fu-
ture. • This may seem like a
wHd dreani, but -50 would it
have , been a Wild dream had
anyone imagined 30 years ago
that this little book was going
to result in a Brotherhood of
over three rnillion Boy Scouts
and a corresponding Sisterhood,
1,44400 Girl Guides. But such
is the case.
' And such -vision is not beyond
.he range of possibility, if men
and. Women come in to take
their share in the promotion
of the work. No enterpriseis
too big where there is gbodwc11
and co-operation in carrying, it
out. ,,,Every day we .are turning
away boys and 'girls anxious
to join the. Movement, because
We have lnot"thc, impn 9r women
to take . them, in and.. There
is a vast reserve of loyal pat-
riotism and Kristian spirit ly-
ing dormant in our nation to
day, mainly because it sees no
direct 'opporPunity for express-
ing itself. dere in this joyous
brotherhood there is vast op
portunity open to all in a ham
work that. is ,worthwhile be-
cause it gives every man hi.
chance of service for his fellow
men 'and for God.
Old Socrates spoke ,trut
when 'he said "No man goeti
about a • more godly purpo
than he who is mindful of, thc
right upbringing not only la
his own, but of other men'
children."
The above paragraphs arr
taken from a 'letter by Lou'
Baden-Powell in his book, Scout-,
ing for Boys. •
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Guide Ideals.
The same ideals apply to thr
Guide lVfovement.all around th
world and who bette4ean ex
Press the reasons for Guiding
holds
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o -op rative • •
o 113:----Ttrey- must irdre--80%
had, a place in„unwerhties of
he United_States and Great
I3ritain," Mr. Ball said, 'but
.had neve.,
'Cattada: : • ritt0811
entscome .4 to sehoel.. „four
..rnonthsrgo,-ou-Circi;-46iir--ii0.)4tItsa-
rayer. serviee
• woi•k semester in industry, , in
some subject related to their
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academic work, and go , back
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AUBURN. - More than. 70
girls from Blyth 'and, Londe.s-
boro units joined with
the Auburn -,C.G.1.T. • and the
Auburn Explorers for their an-
nual prayer service in Kncx
Presbyterian Church. The pre-
sident, Marian Youngblut, led
th worship service: Margaret
Sanderson presided at the or-
gan and 'accompanied the selo-
ist,"Betty Moss; who sang, Mas-
ter of the Wakinf; World.
Prayers were taken by Judy,
Arthur, Wendy Schneider,.,,Linda"
Baechler, :31arjorie •Youngblut,
and \Gail Millen. The guest
speaker, Miss Margaret --11:
Jack,on, ,,was' introduced by'Mrs.
We:s. Bra•dnock. Miss Jackson
spoke on ',the theme, Let -us.
Pray, and stated that ,they were
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th? W'Orld withthe program
writ,ten. by Dr. Madeleine Barot
of •Geerve, Switzerland.
She stressed the Lord's Pray-
er and spoke on'Iotir. themes.
Miss Jackson tedd the girls to
pray fo.r C -Courage, to say,
no when temp•ted;. (,-Growth
in Wisdom; 1-Infarnmable, •Re-
liable; T---1-Truthful, and to
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FULLY AUTOMATIC
WATER SOFTENER
work in' teamwork and to make
prayer .a daily habit. ',Ada
Loni.,/hurt thanked Miss Jack-
son for her inspiring message.
The 'offering was -received by
Brenda Archambhult and Nan
Lapp and the ushers, were Mary
Sanderson and Diane Kirkcon-
nell. Rev. 11. U MacLean spoke
a few words and pronounced
the benedielion..
• A social time, f011Owed in
the Sunday sch,00l room ad
cookies and 4hocolate,were serv-
ed by 'the. Auburn assistant
leader, Mfss•Lanrayhillips, Mrs.
Kenneth Scatt,••Mrs. Karl Teich-
ert and Mrs. 'Harold Baechler.
Words of appreciation for- the
evening were expressed by
Jane Pollard of • the Blyth
0.G.I.T.; 'Beverley Lee of the
faliTriirtErXatiliTTRIZ0
ers. . •
PORTER'S HILL
7----PORTEWS , RILL. •- Susan
Avey, London, has been a visit-
or with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. George Matheis.1
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wright,
Midland, visited Mr., •and Mrs.
Allen Bettles and Mr. and Mrs.
'Alvin Bet -ties over the weekend.
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. 'Join De Ruyter 'on the
'birth of a daughter' ,on Febru-
ary 8. •
Mr. and Mrs. Art Jongejan
recently- visited relatives • at
Georgetown..
AtaS,SeS PhyrItis- -wxtrf,--;FAYFleig
1VIcUowan and Gail .1",5ckhaFt,
all of London, spent 'the week-
end with relatk,es in this cam-
munitY.
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You con have oceans of
glorious soft water, yet
4 his water softener re-
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quires practical no
attention..11regen?rates
automatically -at night
while you sleep'.
-t6r---,0-show you
you carjenjoy all of the
benefits of soft water
and save money too,
with a Duro fully auto-
matic water softener.•
for four months at the uniyers-
•ity. The 'advantages are . that
theyAare able to correlate what
they are learning at school with
practieal experience. Industries
that have taken students have
liked it and are most co-opera-
tive.
"Students entering must have
three mathematics and tw.6
science subjects and an -overall
average of 60%. French' is not
•-,),`(194.14.4peat,,,,_,There are four
OPtiOnal SUbjects- from grade
course takes five year
-aS.-oltVtqftto•-tottr-for.,,tire--corit,
ventional engineering "'course
because the boys ,spend periods,
*Working in industry.
"There Are seven co-ordin-
ators, three In the Toronto' ern
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and one each in Montreal, Hain-
ilton, Kitchener, the Niagara
Peninsula, ' and I have south-
western and northern Ontario
Each co-ordinator has 100 to
150 students, iii his care, of
whom half .are out working at
taken nine subjects in grade any, one thne..
mommommainampompummuipioppoW
ANGEL CAKE
WITH ASSORTED ICINGS
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SAUSAGE ROLLS
FRESH DAILY
each
" CULBERT'S BAKERY
49 West Street • - poderich JA, 47941
Most:, Tues., Wed., Thurs., Sat:, 8:30 'til 6:30
Fri., 'til 9 p.m.
lit
and Stotiting sitccesa_lhan, the
old Chief Scout himedif. 1 hope
this +paper Oyes each and every-
one :of yqu, a more .omplete
picture of Guiding and its re-
lation to God and Country.
Before a girl may be enroll-
ed as a Guide ,she must learn
and understand the Guide
1. A Guide's honor s to be
trAsted.
2. A Guide is loyal.
A Guide's chtty is to be use-
ful and to help °there,. •
4.A Guide 'is a friend,'-te All
:4 a siger to every other
Guide,
MIMI OM..
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.5, A Gu44es is eourteettth'
6, A Guide is a friend to mil,
mals.
7.4 Gide obeys orders.
A Guide smiles 'and sings
•tnkraj1 difileultieS.
9. A, GUI& is thrift'. „
10.4 Guide is 'pure in thought,
word and deed. ' • '
These ten rules to live 'By, are
not unlike the 'Ten Command,
ments given to Moses by (which
all men are expectedto live by
God, our Father.
After a girl learns what is
expected of her and: is ready
to be enrelled- she makes a
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solemn prone before `her conA
OPannYm;yrthi:;:i promise V will
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' Now and Weil' 0,001 Sob a '
To dd7,0•111flybedut---"ty to ' God and
To lihrneelps other people at ell inbosbacirkpulybawritcho.l.niustlg' paegbaintienvontoliligehY bo,
To obey thecrtlide law.
to enjoy the f un of Guiding :174e- riati:dd,c11;s:Kidnejkidne7b:ina17740"4"34,17fieve.tati:•1146:.
This Promise encourages girls blail6r discsunkrt"That's the linse I°
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The meeting, w s conducted
1j. by the . vic-preident, Marg
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Plans .ver e• diseused and are
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