GUIDE NOTES

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23930, 4 October 1939, Page 2

GUIDE NOTES

. ■» By Colder The Central District Local A*BMiation held its first quarterly meeting last week. Mrs T k: S. Sidey, the president Of the Provincial Executive, reminded the Gumes of the need for service of the highest kind during the present crisis In world affairs and stressed the importance of firm support from the local association members: Mrs Colvin, district commissioner, then inspected the four companies. After the singing Of the NattUM} Anthem, Miss Jean Rae presented the -Guide-dis-play of country dancing, bandaging, knotting. a«<» h ealt fc slo«»« s ' Mrs £? rkltt .? 6 2 thanked Mrs Sldey for hex attendance and the Guiders and Guides for their excellent programme. The evening closed With a campflre and taps. . '-.1.-.,, A Guiders* Club meeting will be h«ld to-morrow at 8 p.m. The speaker will be Mr R. G C. McNab, and his tubjec* "Foreign Affairs." ■. ■ J , There Is now every likelihood of a ccn» tennial camp being held; A meeting pi the heads of camping departments wtv take place In a few days time, and thei we shall know definitely what headqunr ters has decided about the matter. Th» chief commissioner has been In touch wltl the Government, who are keen that W» should hold our camp. Those eompania who have not yet voted for their repre sentatives are asked to wait for funiie! instructions. We have received letters from Alexjindra and Clyde Companies stating then willingness to attend our rally, and wt hope they may still be able to come, although the date has been altered to next year. . Miss Barron, who was in Germany Jusj before the outbreak of war. has returned to England.