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Stamp to mark Girl Guides' 75th anniversary 34-cent stamp to be issued on Thursday, Sept. 12 The 75th anniversary of the Girl Guides of Canada, the largest organization for girls and women in the country, will be marked with a stamp to be issued Sept. 12. Judge Rene J. Marin, chairman of the board of Canada Post Cor- poration, noted, 'The movement has grown and continues to flourish because the lessons of team spirit and leadership taught to Guides lasts a lifetime." Guiding was first established in England in 1909 by Lord Robert Baden-Powell who appointed his sister, Anges, to lead the organization. Later, his wife Olave helped organize the movement at the in- ternational level. The movement took Human Relations Is 'open door'at TRW Rotarians' speaker talks about company's philosophy by PAUL SANDERSON A unique internal structure at TRW, where an awareness of humar "elations functions at every operations level, is integral to the corporations "very successful" business record. This was the Wenesday afternoon message of TRW Human Relations Manager Larry Sylvester, while addressing Midland's Rotary Club a! the Highland Motel. Established locally in July 1984 TRW, a major manufacturer of safety systems for the auto marke! , is a relative newcomer on the Midland Penetanguishene commercial scene. The corporation, and its method of doing business, is equally new. for Sylvester who began his duties in April. His first im- pressions were of a distinctly "open" operation. In Midland and Penetang, the TRW philosophy began with "sensing sessions," where adminstrators could identify needs, priorities, and interests during inrormal meetings with certain groups of employees. Fire department to the rescue An open door policy is crucial to the at- mosphere at TRW, claims Sylvester, where decisions are made, by design, at the lowest level possible in the organization, to further the involvement of all employees in the company's goals. According to Sylvester, TRW has prepared a videotape featuring a discussion with the chairman of the board on ihe company's current study of a' proposed, new, cost effectiveness program. He expects this tape will later be made available for study, \o.all TRW employees. Because TRW is barely one year old in Midland and Penetang, the full spectrum of 'he corporation's progressive human relatiins program has yet to be introduced here. In other locations for example, TRW employs "Skip Level'? meetings to further corporate human relations directives of Direction, Communication, and Involvement, reports Sylvester. Planned representation from all employee categories, at these special equal opporiunity meeting, allows feedback from throughout the company to be heard directly a! all levels. It was a topsy-turvy world last week in Penetanguishene, when Thursday's downpour had the Fire Depart- ment busy pumping water out of, instead of into, many local homes. Basement water levels as high as six feet deep kept 18 volunteer firefighters busy Oct. 1 "Midland District Parents of Twins Club,"' Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1985 8 p.m. at Parkview Public School Fifth St. Midland. Welcome: Parents of multiples of all ages & expectant parents of multiples. Meetings to be held first Tuesday of each month. For further in- formation call Jan Finch 526-2523, Lynn Stokes 526-4527. between 4 and 10:30 p.m., operating two portable gasoline pumps and the department's powerful pumper truck No. 3. Penetang Fire Chief Ted Light exclaimed so much water was on the streets, and in the residential yards, there was sometimes no place to put the water pumped from the _ flooded basements. In all, 18 emergencies were answered by the Penetang firemen, during the storm. root in Canada in 1910 with Girl Guide com- panies being formed at Moose Jaw, St. Catharines, Toronto and Winnipeg. It now has about 275,000 members across the country. Later, les Guides catholiques du Canada, which were formed to meet the needs of French-speaking Roman Catholics, af- filiated themselves with the national movement. The 34-cent stamp, designed by Toronto 'artist Barbara Griffin, depicts the sisterly responsibility and care older Guides have for younger girls. It illustrates a Guide anda Brownie in their colourful uniforms. The British American Bank Note Co. Ltd, of Ottawa, will print 18 million stamps. DID YOU KNOW That Bayfield Furniture Mart has jRock Maple Dinette Suites For only (Table with leaf & 4 side chairs) i two styles of chairs. ae or rectangular table. Extra matching chairs available. BAYFIELD FURNITURE MART LTD. OPEN DAILY 9:00 - 9:00 SATURDAY 9:00 - 6:00 524 BAYFIELD ST. N. 726-778) it Right. with uupat Just arrived! At Cumming-Nicholson NATURALIZER. SORORITY New scooped Wedge - one of several new arrivals from this leading matter-- makes the walking easy this Fall. 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