LATE WORLD CHIEF SCOUT

Wairarapa Times-Age, 22 February 1941, Page 6

LATE WORLD CHIEF SCOUT

MEMORIAL SERVICE TOMORROW IN WELLINGTON? (By Telegraph—Press Association.! WELLINGTON. This Day. The Boy .Scout and Girl Guide national memorial service for the late Chief Scout, Lord Baden-Powell of I Gilwell. founder of the scout movement. will be held in the Wellington Town Hall at 3 p.m. tomorrow. The Bishop of Wellington, the Rt. Rev. 11, St. Barbe Holland, will officiate, and will deliver a commemorative: address. He will be assisted by the: Rev. D. D Scott, the Rev, (). Burnett, the Rev. A. Muriel and the Rev, L. A 1 Nortn. , Tlie renewal of the Scouts' and: Guides' respective promises will be undertaken by Mr H. Christie, Dominion] Chief Commissioner, and Miss R. Her-j rick. Chief Commissioner for Guides, ] The Dominion Chief Scout, the Gov-ernor-General. Sir Cyril New,ill, and Lady .Newell will attend the service.] About 5W> invited guest? of the Boy] Scout Association will be present, as well us some JHOO .-routs , i!; d guides . SERVICE IN MASTERTON. The national memorial .services for'the late Chief Scout (Lord Baden-i Powell of GilwclD will hr observed to-; morrow. The local service will be held I at St. .Matthew's Church at 1! am Aj special form of service issued by Head-! quarters of the Scout Movement will i be used Besides the Scouts. Cubs,! Guides and Brownies South African | War veterans will parade, ami re pre-1 semativcs of local bodies and old; Smuts and Guides will attend During the -i-!',-*.- tile Scouts and Guides will i renew their promise The address will; be giv<m ip. tile Vet; Archdeacon F J Rii n The Mo Kt '< a Buy Scouts will 3 J\ '< i’f* ;j: 'hi' I )<’!! S'.’fT*. . 2 vm _____