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ooh. Co肛 阴:Ⅱ :oⅡ e`%0吐 ‘ Many members of the Hong Kong Branch wi11have noticed the
“ orse House” crying out for blood donatˉ poster at the entrance to ′】 ions。 This poster is designed to attract pubhcˉ spirited people aged
from 18 to 60. Ths means, so far as the Movement is concerned, that it is open to au Lay `Iembers, scout Leaders and Cadets o￡ both sexes, and older scOuts。
The Red Cross have broken al1records in 1968and they face a tremendous task h 1969。 e∶
廴e蕊 ￡rpJs拈 b:l%lξ 弘菇 嵌 :叮 、 :踪眭 :毪 捌 a donation is nlade。 The Red Cross stress that donors and their relatives have first
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and also provide a glass of liquid refreshment after eaCh donation。
After several donations medals are awarded and presented at a ceremony, usual1y conducted by the `Vife of His Exce1lency, The chief scout。
NΙ ost of you wnl pr。 bably have come across an accident victiIn and, with such a memory in Ⅱ1ind, an appeal is now made to a11 aduIt members of the N,Iovement to think conscientiously about this
service to the Corn1nunity and to consider giving blood regularly。
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