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Oiganlutioii 19 uses: double bow, running noose, square, whip a rope's end, timber hitch, bowhne, hard loop, clove hitch, eye splice. 13. Understand and demonstrate the use of hammer and saw (such as putting a shelf in a wooden box), or understand and demonstrate use of hatchet and whittKng knife (under adult gmdance.) 14. Make a beaded head band, or show samples of the ten following stitches: running, overhanding, felUng, backstitching, hemming, gathering, darning, patching, herrmgbone, buttonhole. 15. Care for your own room in house including mak- ing bed, dusting, keeping tidy for one week, or set table or wash dishes for at least three persons for six meaJs during a week's time. When these tests have been satisfactorily passed the member is called out in Council, the Guide in charge tells of it in as much detail as is needed. Then taking a pair of scissors or a knife, announces: "Now, thereiore, acting for the Council, I clip from this mem- ber's badge, the first emblem of inexperience, the tassel of green, and consign it to the flames." Then shaking hands with the candidate says: " I now dedue complete your installaticm as a Pathfinder." Winyan To win the rank of Winyan, meaning "A Girl Tried and Proven" the following fifteen tests must be taken: 1. Cook a meal with no utensils but a hatchet and what one can make with it, or cook three digestible meals by camp fire for not less than three persons. 2. Know the essentials of camping, induding where to camp, how to put up a tent and pre- pare for rain, where and how to erect a latrine (see Campmg, Section III). "mnyia t^'^.^°'^ ^^""^^ "ake of wildwood materials, either a com- fortable ramproof shdter suitable for over-night, or a dry com- i(Mrtable camp bed. tit * serviceaWe rushes, grass or wood fibre (rf wildwood IS not obtamable, straw, hay, or com husks may be used) , or make a sUck bed. S- Row a boat one-half mile in twenty minutes. 0r (if one can swmi) paddle a canoe in same time. v 6. Take a six-mile hike most of wWch is in the country and wnte a satisfactory account of it. w«««j •««