The question could practice of how.the guides during the summer was discussed and Mrs. Seddon said she would find out what facilities would be available. Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Scott and Miss Gordon agreed io arrange the programme, and Mrs. Seddon asked guiders to remind guides that they must concentrate on life-saving rather than on style and speed.
The Girl Guides' Association received a letter from the chairman of the British Women's Association, the late Mrs. J. T. Ford, thanking all guiders and guides for their assi: tance at the B. W. A. Coronation Garden Party.
Weihafvei campers held another meeting on Tuesday, at Toc H House on Singapore Road. This was done ior the convenience of parents and campers residing in the western district who had been unable to attend previous meetings. The total number of applications number 72, which; cludes scouts and wolf cubs. As in the case of last year's camp, preliminary arrangements have been made by Mr. E. Clark, at the camp-site in Weihaiwei. Together with M, F. A. Wallis, H. M. Consul at Weihaiwei, Mr. Clark has spared no efforts to ensure the best possible welfare for the Shanghai scouts during their camp. The local scout association is deeply indebted to both these kind gentlemen, without whose assistance the camp would be impossible. Chief Petty Officer Gould of H.M.S. Westcott, has been busily at work during the past week at the camp site, installing quite a number of greatly-needed facilities, and by thing will be in shipshape condition Assistant Commissioner W. J. Silvey announces that campers should leave July 9 open. as he intends to hold a final mass meeting of all campers. Thus far the scouters for the camp include, Assistant Commissioners A. H. Gordon, and W. J. Silvey, together with assistant scouters A. M. Ladar, W. Hodges, E. Kidby and J. R. Croft.
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