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SCAR Ctl \ ' } ve fe i DAIS wills EE ---------- -------- a BY TF APTN FETA RAE Ae SA 26 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wednesday. Sept. 19th, 1973 PRSRAY AY aa lA LL. 'UN organization has much to boast about . . . Brief History of Odd Fellow's & Rebekah United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth Approximately 25 years ago our Sovereign Grand Master and the Secretary General of the U.N. met and as a result hundreds of young people from accross North America have had the privilege of touring the United Nations. This is not an ordinary tour as the students go to assembly rooms, sit in the General Assembly, the Security Council and other Council Rooms where the general public are excluded. To qualify for a certificate or pin as a U.N. Pilgrimage Student, they must attend at least thirteen seminars or lectures in the United Nations. Lectures are given by Delegates from various countries, or a secretariat, THE WINTER SLEEP CAN BEA NIGHTMARE FOR YOUR LAWN. But not if we have anything to say about it. 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I 16 DETACH A ¥ h and then a question period follows. For a total of six weeks the Odd Fellows and Rebekah Pilgrimage enter- tain approximately 200 stu- dents each week. Since its inception over Seven Million Dollars has been spent by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ion | the U.N. Pilgrimage for youth. What of the future? This past year as Grand Master I expressed my hopes that in the future we could establish a fund with an extra con- tribution from each lodge. This fund would underwrite the expenses of students from Europe, Asia, Africa or South America. Why spend all this money? In the youth of today lies our hope for to-morrow. If we give our youth the world over a better understanding -of world problems, a more tolerant view of each other we can build a better world for to-morrow. A world of Peace and Love. We have cast Bread upon the Waters. We have Faith that in the years ahead others will reap a glorious harvest. Glenn Wanamaker, Past Grand Master, Grand Lodge of Ontario. Janet on sightseeing tour in Ottawa On our way to New York by bus we had the oppor- tunity to tour one of the major cities we passed through. Our first stop was Ottawa where we visited the Parliament buildings, watched the changing of the guard and the Secretary of State spoke to us. A bus tour in the afternoon included points of interest such as the Rideau Canal, the R.C.M.P. buildings and the home of the Prime Minister. Next stop over was Montreal where we visited Place Ville Marie, Notre Dame Cathedral and Man and His World. en route to New York from Montreal through Vermont and Connecticut the scenery was just magnificent. Miles and miles of mountains, rivers and rolling pasture land. Before I visited New York City and the United Nations I often wondered "What do I really know about the United Nations?" In my mind I envisioned it as a il is fuel oll HYGRADE'S YEAR 'ROUND HOME COMFORT SERVICE INCLUDES: © Quality fuel oil always delivered ahead of time ® Free 24-hour heating equipment service ® Easy budget plan ® The Golden Service Warranty for a worry-free furnace HYGRADE-REESOR 985-7951: : You do have a choice. Janet Watson reports on United Nations Pilgrimage place where people from every country gathered to talk about their individual problems. My impression was they weren't really doing much because you never heard much about the United Nations or how it affected Canada. With these ideas in my mind I left for New York City. Visits General Assembly The first section we visi- ted was the General Assembly. Of all the sec- tions we visited this was the most effective in my opinion. This is where all the delegates meet and there are seats for advisors, the press and the public as well. The Assemby is the main peace and security. This is the place where the "veto" power is put to use. Each member of the Security Council (there are 15). is represented at all times so it can be in readiness to meet at any time when peace is threatened. With the wars we've seen in the world it may seem the Security Council is doing very little but this is not true. They act as the neutral party in any war and it calls a cease-fire when actual hostilities deve- lop. Its effectivenss was 29 proven where the United Nations Truce Supervision Organization (U.N.T.S.0.) deliberative organ ot the United Nations and has the right to discuss and make recommendations on all matters within the scope of the Charter. It is authorized to work fast in an emerg- ency. On ordinary matters only a majority is needed in the vote but on important questions a two-thirds ma- jority is required. To me it seemed the most efficient and vital section of the United Nations. The section we visited next was the Security Continued on Page 30 THE MAN: - Age 42 Te Tek Tuto Tc Joie eT 7 52525: years 4 Memorial , years furthering Coe 525e5e CIC 525d525¢ Nurse in 1964 1 Council THE REASON - Father of three, ages 13, 9 and - Resident of Port Perry for 40 - Volunteer Fireman for 8 years Employed by Community Hospital administrative position for 9 -Worked on the line for General motors for 10 years prior to education graduating as a Registered 5 - Elected to 1973 Port Perry i COUNCILLOR For WARD 2 BOB BRINMMMAN Township of Scugog - in an and ! -A MAN WHO CARES FOR PEOPLE - A representative for the residential majority, a father, a homeowner and a fellow taxpayer il - A representative who has gained a year's Valuable experience 0 as your representative on local council - A representative who will respond to the heads of all the people because he is one of you -A representative interested in planning future development to "meet the needs of the present and future citizens of the new Township of Scugog under Regional Government ! - A MAN WHO CARES ABOUT PEOPLE Bob Brinkman For D7 nfo mation or Transportation Phone: 985-7673 Port Perry I Tama mmm --. 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