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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Feb 15, 1984
Page
5
A compact outline of the Scout Law and Oath emphasizing trustworthiness loyalty helpfulness friendliness courtesy obedience cheerfulness thriftiness bravery cleanliness and reverence. It underscores honesty dependability family troop nation and respectful conduct toward others and beliefs.
The District of Chetwynd proclaims February 19 to 24 1984 as Scout Guide Week honoring Boy Scouts and Girl Guides of Canada for contributing to the community. Mayor Charles Lasser and district officials acknowledge teachers and leaders including Grace McNabb Linda Garland Judy Lazenby June Montgomery and Arlene as guiding officers.
The document lists various Brown Owl leaders and groups including Tawny Owl Mais Bonnie Moreau and Margi Grant, Sylvia Wallington at Moberly Lake, Heather Phillips and Ann Parent in Tawny Owl. District Brown Guider Janice Taylor, Cadieux Chairman Darla Dickson, Vice Chairman Bruce Taylor, Beaver Colony leaders, Cub Pack leaders Dennis Hall Rod Crawford Bruce, Scout Troop Bob Norlund Rod Crawford, Venturers Company Bob Rovers Bob Norlund, with Secretary Donna Cathy.
The document outlines the Aim of the Girl Guides of Canada and its Objectives to foster responsibility, resourcefulness, and happiness in girls. It covers thinking day on February 22, the guiding uniform, Brownie law and promise, guide motto, and Brownie motto, emphasizing leadership, outdoor adventure, decision making, and service to others. It notes the global spread of Guiding and the sisterhood of Guiding.
A quoted passage from the autobiography of Olave Lady Baden Powell urges belief in God and daily self discipline. It emphasizes planning and small daily acts for others, claiming happiness comes from making others happy.
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