Scout Committee Holds Its Annual Meeting

Chronicle (Levin), 16 June 1949, Page 2

Scout Committee Holds Its Annual Meeting

i an arsrage attendance, wllh a noPceable lach -oi pareats. was seeri j] at ihe a-mrnal meefing of ihe OiaM : i 3oy Ssont AssDhatiDn. held in Ihe ;i Angacan Ha.ll on Taesday night. p The ciairman, Mr. f. hale. wel-i* sDinea Ihose preseiii, and expressed ; regret- ihat there was not a largex;: repxesentataon of 'Ellizens irhx:; shgald ne in attendanse. ±ie anned ihat the yeax iiad heen fxanghi:' tftiih dimcnliies Idiii thai the eom- ' iniii.ee had once more a satisfae- . icry xepoxt and Snannial statemem to tahle, xeTealing that ihe **haxdsx ihe nght, ihe bettex we gei cn." he ■ thanhed ah who had nssi.ste'd thronghom ihe yeax, paying special tritmte to ihe woxt oi ihe seexetaxy. Mxs. «: Boggs. and the Enomastex. Mrs. h. henwdod. The seexetaxy 's xepoxi rerealed ihat actiTiiies haa Seen cnxtai-en becanse oi ihe poho xesnictioiis, bni setexai engagemems had been caxried cm sneee&sfiffy. The xepoxt siicxnitted by ihe txeasnrexY Mr. H. B. Exninse. showed xece:pis iox ihe ye.a: am.Dimnng to ieS 5s 5d. w:ih en- :■ pendimre oi £19 7s 3a. .ealing a Texy saiisiastoxy pakanae tu oe:anaed to ihe credii oi £171 5s 3a ' ai ihe ccnemsicn. oi ihe pxemoas yeax. Mrs. l. Henwood. ihe cnnmastex. also xepoxied good pxogiess oy i>£texm memoexs oi ihe .ao pa an. wnh ihe ailehoans- np to a^exage. jin appea_ iox me oo-^peiahoh lI parenm in see_hg jhai ohoroh pahiu.es wexe mere lega.ar.y .•encea, ana aso ax. appea. iox he.p in ihe tal-.o neaessary io enao.e ihe cnb pa-ch to ccnnnne to mahe pr.j gress, vrere oontained in ims ieIpori. j a_ ihe Tcports and ihe bmanoe jshee: wexe anoptea. speaheis pa>jmg txibme to ihe ehu-xis oi ihe j omeers xespons-o.e. Oine.ers Ele^ted. | Pxiox to Mr. rme raeaiing ihe jchan: iox Ihe e.eei:cn oi a .han;mah iox the ensmng yeax. he aanya io d£ xenevea oi ihe poai...-_ imxs- a. g. a. .i*.r. ano iv.ess.s jhanonse and l. Moss spone m aoIpxeoiaiiTe texms oi me siaanm he.p given ihe moTemenl oy Mr. ISnTe anring ten yeaxs oi om.e. ana ? ihe associati on now m ihe ihe? .thiesi state ii had exex been iim and with imporian: impxiTeiments ixnminem. me speaaers e» ipxsssed ihe opinion ihai Mr. Rme shonld stay in cmoe nnih me goa. jset was aehieTed. The eleetion oi : rhex? xesiiied: : — -Paixoness; ITrs. ±. E. Swaoey: ipxesident: Go-one. C._g._P:w.ei . ' tio-e-pxesidents; Mxs. i. a. 3yninoti and ITx. j. He_y: mairnmr. ; ;Mx. Role: Tioe-ohaixman : i-.ip iBdhonse; seoreiary : i\Irs. Boggs. iixeasnxex: 2\Ex. isdhonse: o:mmiLee; Mesdames h. Gcner. _b. m::■iaii. *. Rme. r. Meagner. n. Smnh and h. Hoosiaus. and Messrs J. ;Hehy. f. Boggs. ±l Bms. 27. ISTamer :and c. Gaxxeil; andiior. Zdr. V7. 'Moxton. ihe ohaixman prinied :ni ihai :ihe soonts wexe wiihon: a leaaer owing to ihe xesrgnanen :i ihe ioxmer sconimastex and oimminee : membexs agxeed to mahe a oanraas ;in ihe hope that some person wiin ' ihe heoessaxy cnahhoaimns wlll oe .ioond. i The adrantages cf ixansierring • fxom nelhngton to Manana; i jCoaniy wexe again adyrcaicd oy jihe -0151x101 sooutmastex. Mr. Moss. : "vthd was snppori.ed by the chairmar. ;and othex speahexs. and Bominizn jheadqiiaxiexs has oonsented to seeii jthe opinion of ihe cotmties o-.on- - oemed on ihe ixansfex. Seeretary's Repart. | "CDnnmttee meetings hare been • ' —

neid ea:h month *ath satisiactoiy' j aiienaanoes. Cnx acthTHdes haxe : een ;e~, pclio prexenting any conrregmion .f chhdiem A bo.tr mr»: t«:.s he.d. while«a biing-and- . :ny ai ihe xesidenee oi Mrs. Meagner was a pleasing snceess . ti: .hanhs are dne to the Otah. Band and ghm maxching teams, as we . as i.o ihe genexal miblic, iox • nem given. "A ae.egaiicn visited Wellington :n ihe aaslon oi me visii oi hDxn ■ hhen preseni ihrs dlstin'gmshed Tmr wnh a vexy hne plaqne. Thls gesmie vras mnoh appxehated and mansis. are dne m Mr. Moss iox hls hne ehirt in rb'!> dixection. ra ehixis to cbtain a hqll iox ::ie iroip nave not reen sncoessimf .rid „ _oepmatioh was sent .o the _..ah. rsoiongh Cmmi. xegaxding :his maner. we do not iniend zo- . e.an onx enoxts m ihis dixeoiion." Cuhmaster's R-epart. ■■Rrh nnmoers nave" hepi abont :ne sms. wotn £2 names on the ron ;.e— . Severm transiers have iah=n p.aoe and ihe rau today esnlams M nonies. Thlxty parades hau teen held. with a ehnxEh parT.de :n he second Sanday in ea.:h monih. lAay I appeal to paxriiis to see ihat these parades axe o-ei oeo artended. Seven onhs Tisited ? a.mexsion 2\oxih to see the Cidei • Soom. a_vexy en j r-yable day being spem. _ hanhs are dne to ihe som- i nnnee iox help wiih ihis ixip. A i r.;n in levin was anended also, ana we n>;h forwaxd to more oi nese iaeipim trips. Anoao Bay. irnizrianaie.y. was vexy wei and only nve znos paxaded. "Seven boys have passed Ihe tendexioo: iesi. wiih iciix passing ihe hrst stax tesr. A nxst aid badge rms been seonxed by John Pexkhaa vfih Baxxy Waher winning 2hs nnase : rderly and aihete's badges. : - erxy SonihoDmbe also won hls honse ordexly badge and Axthmr Sdwards is xeady to be testea iox ms athleie's badge. Onx Ihanhs are dne te Ihe esaminera Iths. ?rie. Mlss James and Mx. Balley. Seven stars wexe won. with nve oihers dne. The priae given iox ihe rub who has txied ihe hardest g:»05 i.o Baxxy Walker. We wexe happy to he asked to assist at the maxehing ohampi onships dnxing the yeax. and appxeEiate ihe note oi ihanks xereivedr'