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*'• Orono Weekly Attend Rally at Orono Public School Scouter Mark Konzelmaryi of the Orono Scouts received his Silver Chain at the Father and Son • Scout Banquet on Saturday evening. The Silver Chain was presented by his scout leader, Mr. George Charland. The Silver Chain is an achievement of award in scouting only to be surpassed by the gold chain of which Mark now has a number of points towards obtaining his gold chain. The past week has been a busy one for all those girls connected with Guiding in Orono. Girl Guide - Boy Scout Week started with the Pine Ridge district Brownies and Guides attending a rally at the Orono Publié School on Saturday, February 14th. Here we played games, sang songs and learned about shrink art from Mrs. Dora MacDonald of the Kendal Brownie Pack. Monday, Feb. 16th saw many parents visiting the 1st Orono Guide Company for our International Night. Each patrol had chosen a member country of the World Association Association of Girl Guides and We saw pictures, displays, of handicrafts and heard what each girl had learned about' her choosen country. Some girls even came in native costume. Each patrol had cooked a national dish and w< sampled all these. Countries represented were Austria, China, India, Germany, Spa- in, Mexico and Holland. The evening ended with birthday cake in honour of Lord and Lady Baden- Powell. ' Friday saw our Guides on the move as we visited the McLaughlin Art Gallery in Oshawa/ We enjoyed the Spring in February theme with paintings of flowers and birds by Robert Moore and J. Lansdowne. We went to the Civic Auditorium for a swim before coming home, Sunday, Feb. 22nd we joined the Brownies, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts at the morning service at the Orono United Church. As part of the service, People are sometimes the inno victims of violent crime. This is what Ontario is doing to help compensate them. Here in Ontario, we have a law called "The Compensation for Victims of Crime Act." It is administered by the Criminal Injuries Compensatibn Board. Happily, not too many people need to use it. But when someone is injured or killed by a crime of violence which is an offence against the Criminal Code of Canada, your Ontario Government may award compensation compensation to the victim, a person responsible for supporting the victim, or the dependants dependants of the victim. Among the crimes for which compensation compensation may be awarded are murder, wounding, wounding, assault and rape. And victims do not need to be the persons against whom the crime was originally directed. People killed or injured while preventing or attemptingto prevent a crime against another person, arresting or attempting to arrest someone committing such a crime, or assisting a law-enforcement officer may also receive compensation. Compensation may be awarded for: • expenses incurred as a result of death or • injury, . • monetary loss incurred because of the 1 victim's inability to work, • monetary loss incurred by dependants as a result of the victim's death. Compensation may also be awarded for other results of violent crime. Applications for compensation must be made within one year of the injury or death, but the applicant should apply as soon as possible-not wait for a court to convict the alleged criminal. For enquiries, an application form, or a brochure explaining the Act in detail, contact: Criminal. Injuries Compensation Board • 505 University Avenue (3rd floor) Toronto, Ontario) M5G 1X4 Ministry of the Attorney General Roy McMurtry, Attorney Gênerai Province of Ontario William Davis, Premier Times, February 25, 1975 -7 two of oùr Guides were presented with their All-Round All-Round Cords. Mr. Harold McKni- ght and Mrs. Jean Tate presented these cards to daughters Eleanor McKnight and Ruth Tale, congratulations congratulations girls! On Sunday afternoon Mr. Donald Tansly escorted the Guides who were working on ;heir Aircraft Badges to the Oshawa Airport where we were shown thru the hanger, inspected the different aircraft aircraft there, had a close-up of the I interior of one plane and went up in the tower. As it was rather quiet on the runways, the air controller had time to explain some of the equipment equipment to us. It was a very interesting experience. Thank you, Mr. Tansley, for arranging arranging it all for us. Kendal News After ten days of mild March like weather we are back in the deep freeze again zero fahrenheit on my thermometer. thermometer. There have been a lot of icy hills to sand this winter. The road men have had a busy season. On Saturday night the Kendal Brownie Troop held a father and daughter banquet in the Rehdal church hall. , TThiS was a very fine event according to those who attended.. attended.. The Kendal Brownies are holding an "Odds and Ends" and Bake sale in Kendal Sunday School on Thursday February 26 from 1:30 to 3:30. Tea, coffee, and refreshments will be thirt'y five cents. Come and help the girls._ The Kendal neighbours and firehds were sorry to hear of the sudden passing away of Mr. Tom Gosson on Friday morning from a heart attack. He was fifty-feiir years of age. •He grew up in Northern Ontario where his father was a station agent and telegraph operator. He joined the air force and was stationed in Gagettiwn, New Brunswick. He spent some of his weekends weekends at the Hackey home at Bathurst N.B. as the'guest of Délvina's older brother who ' was an airman. After the war was over he met Detvina again in Toronto. When he finished his course 'in commercial commercial art they were married. married. Tom was employed by Pringle and Booth, Leslie St. Toronto. He recieved special honours at the time of completing twenty-five years in their firm last year. He was able to make beautiful furniture furniture and even made a violin. He built his own home north west of Kertdal, where they ,have lived for several years. Our deepest sympathy is extended to his wife Delvina and' to his son John and* daughters Charline and Barbara. Barbara. The funeral was held in St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church Bowmanville on Feb. , 23. His mother Mrs, JIackey of Hamilton and his brother of British Colugitna were there. On Sunday morning ,Rev. G. Montgomery toljl the children the story of the life and work »f Lord Badefi Powel whose ' birthday was Feb. 22, 1857. In 1909' bis sister helped him ' start the Brownies and (îirl uides. 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