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‘Sill BRDWNIE PACK, EMSlLlCA , _ I The Brownies o! the Sth, had a ‘wonderful time at their piiriy on

Friday. There are 24 energetic lBrownies in the Pack and they ‘opened their party dancing merrily

around the Toadstool in a Fairy

Ring. A really terriﬁc “Grand ‘l-Iowl" was given to Mrs. Jenkins the visitor. it must have been heard righi: down Richmond street. Candy was distributed throughout the ev- ening and it was so delicious that I am sure that it must have been Fairy candy. Mrs. Jenkins arranged an impromptu programme and all the Brownies joined in. The Pack together sang “Jemima" very mus- ically, and Brownie Celeste Mc- Quaid sang “Angels we have heard on high" Virginia MacDougail, “Cuckoo? Annette MacQuaid "Dear Did Santa. Claus and Ruth Birun “Brahms Lullaby". Mary McCabe l-nd Virginia told some amusing riddles that uic were not ail smart enough to solve. Brownie Cecily Soy gave a little dance and sang “Away in a Manger." Two Fairy Stories were related by Mrs. Jenkins and much enjoyed by all the Brownies. Presents were given out from under the lovely tree and a lunch of sandwiches, cookies and lots oi‘ ice creamnvas served by “Brown Owl. Mrs. Ashbury, Janet MacDonald Helen McInnis and ‘Loretta Kelly. The party closed with all the Brownies grouped around the tree singing Carols and then away heme they flew like all good fairies. t1’ hope that there were no ill Fairies and elvrs after all that candy and

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ice cream? B. Jenkinsl. DUSTON, Northamptonshire. England-A couple married G7

years, died natural deaths on the same day. I

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God turns each morning a new And says “See here, my child, a Glorious and shiniiigl . . . Take it Put its failures, its \ai.ﬁ slumbiingu

The robin‘s song rings a bright

Arid set forth with dauntiess cour- One day may change the face One day. lived fearlessly, thy hand Shall conquer all things and make One Day! One glorious day! Arise, Fear nothing. for l am with thee

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page for me, new - born day! and use it well!

far behind thee dark thoughts,

yesterdays

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bugle cull ‘o rouse thy slumberlng Arise my child!

heart

age still.

0i all the world!

in Mine.

all things thine!

my child!

today" —Austraiian Church-Standard.

THE CHRISTI-PAN FLAG

This white flag with its emblem a red cross, after the Greek pat- tern with all four arms of equal length, is the banner of the Prince of Peace. It stands for no creed or denomination and carries no symbol of warfare. '1‘he vviuie ground represents peace and pur- ity and the cross is the emblem of Christian sacrifice. its origin is traced to a fully Day service in i897 at the Suiiiiny School of Brighton Chapel, Coney Island, New York, when a speak- er had the idea of a flag for sun- day schools and churches which would have no geographical boun- daries but would remind all men of their allegiance to God. The first Christian flag W35 used in this little Sunday school. It has since then been used all around the world. Its design is not copyrighted and there is no commercial limitation to its manii— lecture and sale. This simple salute may be used: “I pledge allegiance to this iiag and to the saviour for whose kingdom it stands -— one broth- hood, uniting all mankind in ser- vice and love."

TRUE OR. PAC-SE?

l. Legislation cannot stop the

ier for youth to avoid starting the

. Ill! But legislation can make it eas-

drink habit, by making llqiwl‘ ‘e53 gaslly accessible; legislation can make the highways safer by stricter observance of the warning that is voiced e\'en by Seagranfs advertisements: “If you drive, don't drink." If legislation cannot limit the damage done by drink- ing, why is it necessary t0 6105B the bars on voting days? .

2. Something to drink is neocl- aary for any party to be a suc- cem, because It brightens everyone

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The ioirn of Waterloo, Ioiva, is using motion pictures to aid in convicting drivers arrested for drunken driving, according io a news itein in the New York Times

Those ivho are arrested are ask- ed to vuxlk a painted line and to trike other tests to reveal their "coordination reflexes, balance and general demeanor." Pictures are taken oi’ these tests and later

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IS SiOU. 2. Win‘. are the privileges of i and ofher assortment!» Liiic ltieiubersliip? § A Life Member. as sucli, may " s not vole in Convention, girl ali i the other privileges of a Hegutf‘ i . | 5 —a seat in Convention and the ‘ DUSTIHQ POWdGFS pel right of discussion, This does not exempt from paying annual ice Esoaps P°uc1es to Local Union. D cigar-Gites In National Lite itienibcrsiiip. B Sh-icf, aﬂenﬁon pald the pin is an extra charge. u e _ _ Cigars ti. What is the value oi’ Life Bab Se“ f0 filling a" pre. hir-‘nbersliip? l, Y _ - +~ b i, Your influence, loyalty and prac- p . . ‘CTIP Ions Y W0 RGZOTS ticiii supinri is given to the tem- v Matched LIPSIICK _eqis+ered pharma_ P ‘ CH5

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