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the georgetown herald wdnea feb 23rd 199 the georgetown herald serving the communities of georgetown glktf williams norval juhkhodsk hornby stewakttown a8hgrove balunafad terra cotta subscription kate s2 30 a year single copies c each advertising liates quoted on application i walter c biehn publisher and editor garfield x mcgttvray staff leslie m clark barold qavuon corey herringtou jr th herald is printed each wednesday afternoon at the otfjos on main street georgetown authorized as second diss mall post office dopf i ottawa members of the canadian weekly kewspapers associations and th ontario qoebco division of the cwna i sr- the editors corner scout and guide week boy scout and girl guide- week is being celebta- ted from february 2027 with appropriate ceremonies in georgetownarid norval where these organizations flourish there ia no finer trainihg for our young people and those adults who give so freely of their time and talent are to be commended the value of their work is noted in the following article which appeared in a recent edition of the london free press colonel wallace bunton of toronto territorial prison officer of the salvation army declares that the answer to the teenage crime problem does not lie in psychiatry or psychology but in the home in the school and in the church during an interview in lon don this experienced and understanding officer asser ted that it is too late to try to control children after they are fifteen or sixteen the needed training must be given when they are much younger to call upon the use of psychiatry and psychology by the time the children are teenage and already delinquents is to put the cart before the horse in the same way to send a boy to a reformatory or a training school at that age to teach them a trade is useless this is basic training which should have been supplied much earlier it all comes back to the home which is a city within a city a country within a coun try a world within a world an appropriate description declaring that the north american educational system was the best in the world nevertheless he advocated a survey of all schools teaching sixteenyearolds with a view to discover which pupils have the quality of mind fopermit them to follow successful professional car eers and those lacking such mind quality should be taught trades it might be an excellent plan but the tank of saying who is to be in the professions and who ia to have a trade would be a most unpalatable duty it was good to hear colonel bunton apeak so high ly of the boy scout movement in all his long experi ence he said he had only met two jail inmates who hatt been boy scouts the scout movement he de clared was an example to all other groups of this kind and if they have been able as they have to prevent juvenile delinquency and teenage crime other groups could do it in this connection the scout organization is finding some difficulty in having an adequate supply of leaders the scout ethics and training are one of our most potent defences against communism and it is to be hoped that leaders will be available in the future as they have been in the past no doubt as colonel bunton says the remedy for these juvenile errors lies in the home in the school and in the church the crux of the problem however is how to bring about the necessary changes in these three units ao that the training of very young children will be supplied it is an old but true axiom that example is better than precept that it is hotter toshow the child by ones own lite how to behave than by preaching and speaking and ordering which means that the par ent the teacher and the priest must exemplify the good life at all times an imposing moral duty to set before them the problem of teenage crime is a moral problem page 8 ha center v m jekjuixa a c l m t i northern isms timislj jus dscwolsd tpeciout seta wka ihewer oad balk two osd moms i hom i svassset 1uhiivuitta mw rede koew hsw yeefca peenlsf sew lesdetveui feetorlas jfcn- i i i imm is yew ows leaguae it demands active and selfsacrificing leadership if as the salvationist says psychiatry and psychology are not the answer in so far as they may be applied to the children they still may have a great deal of value as applied to all aduts whose duties include the train ing of the young mind whats new this week another new column is added to the herald for vhe enjoyment of readers under the head ing whats new mrs harry lewis will keep us in touch with the new wrinkles irt merchandising and tpai- ticularly with what she notes in local stores while tins cblumn will occasionally mention specific merch ants there is no paid advertising involved and the writer has bcert given carte blanche to use what sre considers newsworthy at the samcjtime mention of merchants will riotbc restricted to those who advertise in- the herald by way of introduction mrs lewis lives on king street inthe large house built a few years ago by vic- tor diggjns mr lewis commutes to toronto where he is an insurance agent- they have two children peter a student at pickering college newmarket and suzanne mrs lewis who has used her home on many occasions for entertaining large groups of the neigh bourhood children has taken an active part in the or ganizing committee for the recreational council serv ing as secretary of this committee pot pourrl bob jones of meadowglen growers his wife and son david have moved into the new house in the pines on maple avenue built last year by k m lang- don mr and mrs william dwyer and baby are occu pying their former home at the park entrance bridge was very much to the fore on friday when mrs syd orr and mrs w e nodwell opened their liomes for a large party put on by st georges wa to raise money for the church building fund main street- ers raised their eyebrows one day last week as they saw a truck proceed from the church corner to the bank laying a full load of sand guess they werent half as surprised as- the unfortunate trucker who discovered the disappearance of his load only when the last grain was dropped anrle says farewell this week and she will be missed by the many who have followed her weekly column a new writer will take over the chat ting column next week as an experiment a new column over the fence appears this week synopsiz- ing items from district weeklies if you like it tell the editor and it will become a regular feature along the boards was missing last week due to the death of the writers father steamboat is back on the job again in this issue the lions club st patricks dance is the next big social event of the season and a record crowd is expected the modern aires will play and the club plans to have an entertainer during the intermission randolph scott anne jeffreys and gabby hayes in one of the thrilling scenes from return of the badmen playing at the roxy this weekend boy scout week the boy scout motto is be prepared scout training prepares boysfor future citizenship by emphasizing physical 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