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services in ‘place of their mt. all: Monday night meeting. The sermon given by Rev. May! of Hemmer Univer. sity entitled “Are You Afraid To Bear The Cross" proved non interesting to the boys. “tending church in a body, is one way the Scouts carry out the importance to God in the Great Game of Scouting. Toget- - _they enjoyed Holy Week Bor-scout and Wolf Cuba a Everett, Ont. built and opent- egl_the_ir _own _outdoor than: In 5th Kitchener Boy Scout M'took part in Holy Week Isl-vices at "kt/l United (nu-ch. They tuifi ed their any. to God _by 'tttrMin4 the rink during the past winter. Open each evening, and during the day on Saturdays and Sun- days, the boys will use the needs for the operation of their summer camp. The group also prepared and delivered Claims food parcels for needy families in the village and surrounding areas. New Cub Pack Under the sponsorship of the Royal Canadian Air Force Age sociation 252 Lord Beaverbrook Wing, a Wolf. Cub Pack has been organized at Fredericton. N. B. for handicapped boys only. Mrs. Grace Van Wart will lead the new pack which will meet in the R.C.A.F. Memorial Hall. Mrs. Van Wart, noted for her interest in handicapped children, last year organized a Pack at the Fredericton Polio Clinic. Cubs from that Pack will now have a similar Pack available to them when they leave the clinic. Library Service For Shut-Ins Over 200 Chatham, Ontario Boy Scouts have undertaken a library service to invalid and elderly people in that city. The Scouts will provide a free pick- up and delivery service for persons who cannot, due to age, health or bad walking condit- ions, go to the library personal- ly to select their own books. Miss Louise Schryver, Chatham librarian in welcoming the new service said it would be greatly appreciated since reading is often the only recreation of many shut - ins and elderly people. Plenty Of Waste Paper _ . _ Wag): Du ttS,',' hurt, members services, and hope to enjoy many other services with God a part of their game. News Across The Mile; Skating Rinks Pays for {3mg Two thousand Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs of the Twin Cities of Kitchener and Water- loo, Ontario collected 145 tons of waste paper in a one day drive recently. This was more than double the yield from their previous drive. The funds nre Ged for the maintenance Ind development of the Ever- JOE STRUB re Rat. 8 Wig”. [gut a Tttred on)!!! at SH by‘Yom? on) titiiTd an": at the with iris '4'llle,Ur'tgiit Cow. I hind library shell of zoo boot. 5 0. being placed in the North Van- can convul- Library. no book: will roo- deal with I whole range of tub- pme when ',,'"L','tef m Mt attl ins. to not: - ing. To honour In. Sal’- ' gl',', service, the Olivia Seal Foun- dation was set up a year ago, --- and the shelf will he maintain- ed by the foundation. 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