)ear Member ePlease find her-ewi.t.h , your r-enewa L notice for our A.D.&D. Lodge Insurance

)olicyo Please take this notice to the Secretary of your Lodge, pay the Dollar and:setyour Receipt stub for proof of payment.

1ve trust you will find this little Accident Policy very i'iorthlf.Jhileandrssur-ed'Iy wor-t.h the small pr-emium of only a $ 1.000

For your information, several claims on the plan you presently have, werelaid during the past year and wer-e in every case of cons.tder-ab.l.e assistance to thelarties involved.

The premiums must be pEl.idto the Secretary before r'enewa L date. Let usIII participate to help maintain one of the finest services the Order has to offer,,0 both Odd Fellows and Iiebekahs ,

Dear Member:

15 Plans of Insurance -protection are now available toour members and.-families.

Sound coverage at reasonable rates for both young andold.

Ne render consultant service to our members.

Hrite our office state your age and ~vhat coverage youhave in mind. We shall promptly forward reply.

Our insurance booklet is available to ev~ry member uponrequest A Hrite. Odd Fellows Insurance Offici)

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Tryout for an opportunityto be an observer

at the

United NationsThis Is The Opportunity of a

lifetime for you to Observe the

United Nations In ActionYou listen to behind-the-scenes briefings on Specicl-

ized V. N. Agencies and deportrnents, witnessa councilor committee in action: see businesscarried on in the five official languages of theU. N.; make a guided tour of the U. N. build-incs. have interview's ot the heodoucrter s ofse::rai U. N. nations; are guests fo~ on even-ing 01' lnternctionol House where graduatestudents of more than S!x.ty notions live.

You see something of the metropoliton area ofNew York Oty.

You mingle w:fh more than 150 outstanding teen-agers from either P:lrTS of the continent, makinglasting friendships with many c,f them.

You toke port in a fabulous Educational Bus TOurto New York and return, varying from six fatwenty-one days in duration, jf you live inone of the 4.6 states and provinces far enouqhfrom New York to warrant trove! in this manner.

'i'he Anouai "UNi'fEO NA iiONS

PILGRIMACr.:: FOR YOUn~!I

is sponsored by the

Odd Fellows and Rebekohs of America

Over a period of eighteen years, 12,997 studentshave enjoyed this great experience.

Is Selection Mode 1-1. Most Selec+inqCommittees expect every "ccndidcte" h) tokt:a i00-Question Exorninotion on the U.. N~ inFEBRUARY. A U. N. Slvdy Kit wiil be providedvour sponsoring lodge to help l'o!.! prepme forthe ex om. Your school or public Hbrary willhove other rnaterlol on the U, r,L Read thenewspapers end mGgozines.

How

2. The Selectino Commit-tee win rev~ew Y()U(

"Candidate's E7(perienceSh...~~tH f,")t" f=:"V!d;::r-r'i;(!lc nr,!oc;r Scholarship, Leod-ership, Chorccter. Extra-curr iculor ~"\ct!vfties.'Con...cern for Cornrnunitv Wel-fore, end fnterest tnV/odd Affoir s, end ge!'1"era! fitness to pGrticipo?f!in the project.

3. interviews wiU be ar-fClf'Qed with Co •.dido+es.

4. A Public SpeckinqContE'OS'[ on "Whet theU" ['-I. Means to Mf/',"Why i Should Like tcTake Part in the UnitedNctions Pilgrimage for'Youth! or Q srmilor topic

may be held among the SIX or eight top ronkmgcontestants, if this is port of the plan of th~local Selecting Committee.

5, The Student winning the competition is desig-nated a "Delegate" to the "V. N. PHgrimclge forYouth", is c dvised of the date of porticipotionand whether traveling with em Educctionol BusTour, and is given an Award Certificate, usuollyat some function at the school or the OddFellow Lodge,An "Alternate" De!egate is usuolly chosenshould anything prevent lost moment participa-tion by the original Delegate.

Who Is EHgible?-Boys and Girls who next sumrnewill be 16 or 17 years of age OS years b:'special authorization) and will have completedthe Sophomore or Junior year of high school(10th or 11th veer of a Secondary School).Seniors are NOT etiglbie.

How To Apply?-Get o "Candidate's ExperienceSheet" from sponsoring Odd Fellow ClI,C orRebekah lodge(s) or from your school curhori-ties. FiB this out and turn it in to the cornmitre:designated for the purpose. This becomesyour APPUCAT!O~."j.

Who ~(jys the Cost?--The Odd Fellow and crRebekoh rodge(s) of your community; county,district, or s+ote or f:;,rovince. (Should it d~vefcpthot there is room in the state or provincioiquota for the "Alternote " also to participate,special effort may be made to raise funds forthis.) The Delegate provides spending moneyonly for per sonol items, such as souvenirs,laundry, shopping, extra refreshments, and someentertainment {from forty to fifty dollors],

The St~dcnt selected cs Dele qote ~ckcs u mi'::d;cu~examination to determine physical fitness, showingthe student to be freE, from lhe need tor specialmedication, ability to do considerable walking, andstamina to take part in 0 bus tour (if trcveliriq thi~way).

The De!egate's parents sign 0 storernent givi:.g per-mission to participate ond promise ro pay brreturn trove! should OCCIdent, iltness& or misb ehoviorprevent trove] horne by the method pc.d Tor by theOdd fellows.

BOYS AND GIRLS WHO ARE INTERESTEDShQuld M~ke Appliwtion Now Qnd Endeavor froWin a place as Oelegde in the Odd Fellows'

"UNiTED NI>, nONS PIlGR!MAGE FOR Y(;UTH"an outstondinq Cine effectiVE: experience ovnilcb!eto te en-oqers for education in the knowle dqe of

world offoirs and inter-notionol understanding.

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p o r f unitj e s for feifingabout your experiencesat the United Notions tose r y ice c l u b $, S l' ud ygroups, school clossesand assemblies, andchurch orqoniz otions (IS

well as to th:~Odd Fellowand Rebekah iodges thatsponsored you. This Initself affords you excel-lenr leodership trcini!'g,"The Nofioncl Associa-tion of Secondorv Schoo:Principals has plc ce dthis proqrorn en 1113 ap-proved i.ist of Notionc!Contests and Activities

What is it? -. A project corrtd.nerrb-wi.de in its proportions, made up of

carefully selected high school students from a.Ll, over the United States and

Canada; it brings them together for a week in NewYork to observe the United

Nations in action. Here they tour t.he DoN0 bui.Ld.lngs, 'Witness council and

committee meetings in session; hear the bu.siness of the D.N. conducted in five

official languages; have meals :L'J.t.he UoN" delegates I dining room, ~nd observe

representatives of member- nat.Lons 8.S t.hey t.us s.l,e with w'Orldaffairs. At the

clase of the day the students disc.\u.ssthese visits with each other •.

ENTERTAINMENT AND ACTIVITIES~While busily engaged in this purposeful program, our students are given

opportunity, as time permits, for a visit to the top of the Empire State :3u:ild-

:ng, a. t.our- of Rockefeller Centre" shoppi.ng a visit; to churches or mu'E!8urns,, ..,. ~

ani a gala eveni.ng at Radio City Music Ha.I.L 'l'rith its spectacular stage show,

The ~6J.egates a..'.:"eprovided with bus fare and accommodations and meals

tea:' the dur-at.Lon elf t.he entire trip. They require only such spending moneyas

+,heymay USE' for film, light r-ef'r-eehmerrt or treats J et.c ,

Delegates must be in Orades .x or XI when chosen and 16 or 17 years of

QTJALIFICATIONS TAKEN INTO ACCO:.TNT IN f:e.L8c-::-,:J.,ng 8. d;31egat.e are the following

:fa~tors: CHARACTFB;SCH0LA.H,.5EIP~ EX'IP..A~C'U.B.RlCifJI.,AB, ACTIIlITL!!:S; LEADERSHIP;INTEREST IN WORLD A.,li'FAIRS~ Wll:LINC'd\T[.SS ;:~OREPO.R.:'ONTHEPII,GRli'{l\.GE; ANDGENFRAL

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