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rACE SIXTEEN Scouts Visit C.N.E. Last Saturday, September 6th, 12 members of tte 5th Kitchener Boy Scout Group visited the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. The boys left Kitchener and travelâ€" led by the C.P.R. to the Parkâ€" dale Station and then moved ‘L MA â€" F W Drop in and let us show you i Fencrens corons the selected range of Royal-Tex‘ colorsâ€"you‘re sure to find the l right tone to lend distinction to AEIES _ your rooms. DEADENS NOISE i8 Fan" hes El c 4": \ Kreps § 4“\&“«@ es 3 WALLPAPER TOYS PAINTS Q PICTURES Royalâ€" 110 KING B > Inexpensive Royalâ€"Tex is ideal o o . for bedrooms, playrooms, hall @ entrances, stairways, offices, stuâ€" rowomicar _ 4108â€"20Y place where warmth, _ beauty and long wearing qualities _â€"TROPHIES 14 KINGST.S. â€" _ S$H5â€"4916 â€" FLOOR COVERING WE SPECIALIZIE T HE by YOUR OLD OWL mIRACLE UTILITY ED. BERGMAN ER | P 6 CUS LEX 'v FEOOR TILE BROADLOOM WALL TILE CUSTOM DRAPES INTERIORS LTD. ST. S. Waterloo SH 3â€"5283 are desired. SEE ROYALâ€"TEX TODAY AT day fun. ME seant Co oi s Foods building, the Ontario and â€" Government buildings, and also the Rocket display by the At 10:15 p.m. the De Laxe OF ALL KINDS C.N.E. grounds for a JEWELLERS IN in THE WATERLOO (Outarie) CHRONICLE the Ford Plant in Oakville. | To A Scout _ Are you a Scout who has reached the age of 16, and are you looking forward to anâ€" other branch in the field of Scouting. Well just around the corner is the Rovers, who‘s motto is "Service". Rovering is a young man‘s organization started by Lord Badenâ€"Powell in the _ year 1918. The training you will get wil help your future, for there is the opportunity of getting a good knowledge of service work in the community in which you live. You also have the opportunity of being with fellows around your own agt who have the same interests in life which you have. Yes, Rover Scouting has a lot to offer a young fellow if he is interested in taking part in activities in a Rover Crew. So if you are interested in learnâ€" nvorentes c 1 O _+% Ae l t t ing more about this branch of Scouting, please write to Your Old Owl, Waterloo Chronicle, Waterloo, or phone SH 2â€"3072 Boy Scout Association. Cub Camp 1 realize that the using the Boy Scou Everton every wes month. Good work Coming Events Every Scout and Cub family is cordially invited to attend the ball game at 3 p.m., Septâ€" ember 20th at Baden. A chicâ€" ken Barbque will be served after the game, from 5 p.m. +n 7 pm. in the old school house. The funds this event will g Scout group in B see a great turn The Scout paper Drive be Sept. 27th, so stant s your make this the bigger pape" drive ever. Esw 2 ol North Waterloo District wil be held at the Mutual Life Auditorium â€" September 25th. Please contact the Boy Scout Assoc}agi‘;;\"véfi 2â€"3072 for further information. On Target Canada‘s Boy Scouts are Jn I8°B®* Canada‘s Boy Scouts are well on target in their drive to Annual Banquet of the 521112 Association _ of atorlaa District will e that the Cubs are Boy Scout Camp at every weekend this will go to the Boy » in Baden. So let‘s Cub members by that as of June 30th, Canada had 248,098 Scouts and Leadâ€" ers, an increase of 12,880 over the December 30th, 1957 total More than one relieved parent at Ottawa‘s Central Canada Exhibition last month had occasion to "bless those Boy Scouts" who â€" restored 1,113 lost children to their parents during the 8 day fair . . . Working in three shifts of 43 Scouts each per day, the work of the Highwaey Safety DFSNC! ment with representatives of community of five Ontario ?ih“u_’ _ is 13 0 Wile Cal ESoman‘s 2 C the St. John Ambulance Asâ€"| sociation and daily supplied Scouts to help the judges at the horse show. This has been an Otbawa District Scouts‘ anâ€" nual good turn for more than 20 years. Thought To Remember A Tree has many branches, but take the roots away and it would die. A boy has many good characteristics, but withâ€" out good training they too would die. So remember the ! 10 Scout Laws and build yout \character around them and wvan will rrow to be a strong ‘out good trainin would die. So re ! 10 Scout Laws an \character around you will grow to worthy citizen. 235,218. How About That! ter of a million the end of 1958. is figures show FAMOUS LITTLE WOMEN OF FACT AND FICTION QUEEN Victoria, ruler of the British Empire at its height of power, was under five feet. Thussday, September 18, 1958 ‘= _ PRINCESS uatgaret of England is exactly five feet. Kâ€"W Foreman FEW ‘little women‘ got as much notice as Dionne quinâ€" tuplets born near Callandar, Canada, in 1934. He said anyone could be a leader. He described Mahatma Ghandi of India and Sir Winâ€" ston Churchill as two of the greatest leaders. Although, he said, the two men had little in common, three qualities were found in all leaders â€"â€"_ enthusiagm, pride and initiative. Also, they have a complete tack of understanding of the word "impossible" and they have a reasonable amount of patience, said Mr. Currie. A supervisor should see and be seen by his employees, should be fair, and should praise people when they had done a good job. But they should not seek popularity or be easy going. All work was creative and that man‘s basic security lay in his ability to contribute to his company to make it as healthy and profitable as poÂ¥* sible. (Continued from Page 1) to inform employees of the condition of the company‘s Mayor Hymmen, Ald. Roy Bauman of Waterloo, Donald Roberts, president of Waterâ€" n s | F3404 CA Shaus D s dn dnc nont loo Chamber of Commerce and Jack Hemphill, president of Kitchener â€" Waterloo YMCA, were guests at the meeting. low BEST known "Little Women" of all were in Louisa Alcott‘s novel of same name, an allâ€"time best seller translated into 15 languages and read by millions throughout the world. About 50 million more will see it as a television musical in October. P reversing falls