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PAGE 8, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22,1978, WHITY FREE PRESS Thnese girl, By DRIANWNTR staff Writer Feb. 19 to 26 is Scout and Guide Week lài Whitby, featur- ng- a Thinkcina Day progrgm 8ho god ctienhip trouh Guide movement, < 900 lu1et i- ou andowuior later t a~&enusuiUII8UL at the Consumers Gas build- ing today the birthday of the founiders of the Scout and Guide movement, Lord and Lady Baden Powell. HOW1O~NOOS O)ne-of, the major ahns of the Scout and Guide move- mient is cliaricter develop- ment and enc ouragiflg young people to become responsible citizens in their comniunity. Six Whitby girls are ex- amples of what, the Guide program can do foryoung people. They all started as Brownies at the age of 10> went on to Guides, received their Ail-Round, Cords in 1976, and in 1977, received the Canada Cord, thehighest award ini Guiding. Somne are now Ii Rangers or Cadets, a brandi, of G;uid-ý ing for older- girls, and ail are involved-i some kind of commuruity service work. Karen Childs, a Grade 9 studenit at Henry Street Iligh School, is a Brownie assistant leader on a part-time. basis and is, on caîl to lier own company and Guide leaders when needed. Karen Freek, another Grade 9 student at H-enry Street High School belongs to, a famnily which bas been involved in Scouting and Guiding in Whitby for more than 20 years. She is current- ly helpinig her sister through the Guiding program. Karen assists local Brownie and Guide comp anles and la' looking for a future i leader- ship. D She works at theDr Ruddy Hospital in the gift shop and delivering flowers., She also serves dinhe rs ,--to senior ciitens at the Knights of Colurubus hall in connec- tion withthe Meals Without Wheels prograni. Debbie Sullivan,- also',in. Grade 9 at Henry Street High School, is an active Ranger and assists in a Whitby Guide company. She niakes favors fortrays -for Meals on Wheels and de- livers mnail' and cheers up patients at the Dr. Ruddy Hospital. Nancy Rivettý is a Grade 10 student, at Anderson Col- legiate. She is a- member of the Anderson and Whitby Curling Clubs, .enjoys swim- miing, plays trombone in the Intermediate- school 'band,- and has taken piano lessons to Grade 6. She is also availa- ble to assist heï Guide com- pany. Lynn Fagen came' to Whitby from Scarborougli in January 1977, and is ini Grade. 9 at Henr.y Street High School. She is an active Ranger about tomrrow Make sure now that you'll have adequate incomie to enjoy your retiremernt years. The littie you save now on a regzular basis will mean a lot when your pay day years are over. Put your savings into a Victoria and, Grey Registered Retiremént Savings Plan. Now paying 9%* ~ Serving more and more people sînce> 1889 WCTORIA and GREY TRUST COMPANY KEIIN LAWES 308 Duna St. W., Witby 668-9324 Safoway Contre Order Your Beautif ully Graduation Dress Sure, at first glance all RSP's look the same. Down the block they may offer flexibility. Around the corner, interest compounded monthly.Whi)e across town, it's competitive interest rates. Now, what rnakes the Permanent's RSP'differerit? Simply this: in our Guaranteed Fund we presently combine all tlire. BkxiilityJ nterest QoUnded mon hy, Çmpetitive interest Mats. Not only that, there are no initia-, tionor annual administrationi fees and the maximum close-out fée is only $100.00. So rMýbe at fîrst glance *aIl RSP'sàIo lookthie sanie, but theyre flot. Stop in at the Permanent brandi nearest you and find out more about tic Permanent RSP.* Our branches can also tell you about our Registered Home Ownership Savings Plan (RHOSP). Deadline is March 1, 1978 for 1977 tax savig. the Permanenrt Wl lasbe fhem b Wulp yokli w 22- KING ST. W., OSHAWA 138 SIMCOE ST. N., PETER Brock St. S. Whiby company. She is vice-Presi- dent of- the St. Andrew's Presbyterian youth group- . Kath4y Dickýson, a Grade 9 studentý at, Henry Street High School, is an -àssistant Guide -leader, President of the St. Anidrew's Presbyterian Churcli youth group, and is also a member of the Contact for Christ group at her s(rhooI: Ail these -girls, who have thé' Canada Cord, did,415 in order to receive the award. In order to carry on the work of. Guiding, which lias benefitted these girls and the coinmuity, the Guide move- ment in Whitby needs leaders Anyone interested mn volun- teering to work *ith, the Guides may cali Whitby District Commissioner -Nora Waddell at- 668-6325 or Deputy District Commnissiofler Ann, Twyman at 668-2778. Ie e hlby girls have reached the top ln-the Gir IGuide movement and are aH mîvolved, i some kindof I community service or Guiding wormc. Aittop are Karen Childs and Debbie Sullivan, and below are Karen Freek, -KtyDickson and Lynn. Fagen. 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