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Well Cubs. you certainly missed nut on a swell time it you weren't .t the East Royalty Cub Camp at Buchan irom August 17th to 23rd. .35., camp I. ever attended”; 'swellest time of my lite" were gxclilmiitlofil irom both old and young at the camp.

How can anyone forget those my wide Etlmes in the jungle. lime invigorating hikes. that old swimming hole. A.P.'s stories. and the cook's magic. Just to mention . few oi the camp's activities. This year the camp wasihonored lo have as its gusts for the entire

; both the 'clal Commis- ilgifer and his t and their wives. the Messrl. . A. Drlscoll

Iild A. P. Ceretti The camp was gapably directed by that experi- pnced leader of camps, Frank Cos- ulin who was ably assisted by

the Misses Barbara Coyle and Joan Weir. both Charlottetown Cub- mastere. In attendance also were three service scouts. Jamel Gill. Paul Mustard and Bill Power. all oi the East Royalty scout Troop. The chef at the camp wee Mr. Henry Miller oi Johnston's River.

During the entire camp keen competition among the sixes was in evidence. and although the

' other sixes tried their hardest to

win, t Green Six under Bernard MacNel's ie ' seemed to have that extra bit or energy needed each time to put them over the top, and in the end to give them both the prizes for the high est total in the competition and the greatest number at competi- tion flags won during camp..

Test And Badge Winners

What .sn opportunity these twenty-live Cubs had for advance- ment in Cubbing while at camp, and the boys needed very little urging on the part of the leaders to avail themselves of such an opportunity. Each and every Cub was so keen for getting tests and badges passed that the leaders were kept busy every minute of the instruction periods. A list ol test and badge winners is as fol- lows:-

Tenderpad Badges: Junior Cer- etti. Alan Burke, Emmett Camp- bell, Michael Callaghan.

Team-players Badge: Bernard Macrleil. Eraser Burke, Colin Mac- Millan, George Fraser. Mike Blan- chard, Donnie Gilits. Charles Mac- Kinnon. Junior Ceretti. Jack Cos- tello. Bobby Buchanan.

Athlete's Badge: Billy Toombs, Bobby Buchanan, Charles Mac- Klnnon, Donnie Glllis. George

Fraser. Fraser Burke. Mike Blan-

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First star Badge: George Chand- ler. Colin Maemillan.

Second Star Badge: Charles Macxinnon, George Fraser. Bobby Buchanan. Fraser Burke, Donnie Gillie. Mike Blanchard.

,Model Test: Ivan Brown, George Fraser, Bobby Buchanan. Billy Toombs. Fraser Burke.

Signalling Test: George Fraser. Bernard Macrlell. Charles Mae- Kinnon, Fraser Burke. Bobby Bu- chanan, Donnie Gillie.

Savings Account. Blanchard.

Brown. George Fraser. Donnie Gil- lie, Charles Macxinnon. Fraser Burke.

Physical Exercises: Bobby Buch- anan. Fraser-Burke. Donnie Gli- lis. Charles Brown, George Fraser. Mike Blan- chard.

Verbal Message Test: George Fraser, Colin MacMillan. Donnie Glilis, Bernard MacNeil, Charles Macxlnnon, B o b b y Buchanan. Fraser Burke, Billy Toombs.

Composition of Union Jack: Colin MacMilian, Edmund Camp- bell. George Chandler. Bernard Ma.cNeil.

Compass Test: Michael Blanch- ard. Fraser Burke. George Fraser. Charles Macxinnon. Lloyd Burke. Bobby Buchanan. Ivan Brown. Donnie Gillie.

The Queen Test: Donnie Gulls, Charles MacKinnon. George Fras-

er. Knots: Bernard MacNeil. Colin Major Hoople

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Britain's newest and best bomber to date is seen in the air as it was unveiled at the air show put on by the Society of British Aircraft Constructors at Farnborough be- fore 28.000 visitors from the free nations. Known as the Avro A 693, it is believed to be the first four-Jet operational Delta - winged bomber in the world. Duncan Bendys. Britain's minister of sup- ply. reported the bomber would be

MacMillan, Junior Ceretti. Chester Gillan, Edmund Campbell. Mar- cellus Gauthier.

Prize Winners

Besides badge winners there were quite a few prize winners at camp this year. Everyone was so keen in the various phases 'of camp-life that a decision of win- ners was dii'iicult to make. A list of the winners is as follows:

Prisca for boat Cub Spirit in Camp: George Fraser. Alan Burke, Lloyd Reymond, Chester Gillan. Lloyd Burke, Colin MacMillan. Edmund Campbell.

Prise: for Field Day: Charles MacKlnnon. Chester Gillan, Mich- ael Callaghan, Fraser Burke. Colin MacMiilan. ,

Prise for Best sin: in Camp: Bernard MacNeil.

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arded to Green Six: Bernard MacNeiil. George Fraser. Colin MacMillan. Marcellus Gauthier.

Before closing this report, those in charge of the camp would like to take this opportunity to thank anyone who helped to make it the success it was. A special "Thank You" is due Mr. A. P. Ceretti, Dr. .1. A. MacMillan. Mr and Mrs. Carl Burke, Brig W. W. Reid. Sgt. Major Henry Gallant, Mrs. Char- les MacNeil. Miss Bue MacKinnon. Mr. Gordon Kerr. Mr. Harry Piu- esu, Mr. F. A. Driscoll. Mr. Fred Coyle, Mrs. J. Costello.

ESTHER. Sask, - (OP) -- Wil- liam Ballantyne. a tarmer at Lov- erna. found what he thought was an eight-pound meteorite and be- lieving someone might be interested in it he displayed it on his porch steps. Someone was interested enough to steal it.

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Mrs. Howard Ling entertained the Women's Institute at her home on Monday evening. Sep- tember lst. A poem was read by the president to open the meet- ing. The Island Hymn was then sung. followed by the Creed in unison. Roll call was responded to by sixteen members and two visitors.

Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. The school committee reported toilet articles needed for the school, and Miss Elsie Laird reported for the sick committee. New committees were appointed as follows:-

School and lunch, Mrs. C. S. Dlngwell and Mrs. Foster Seiiar; sick. Mrs. Melvin MacLeod and Mrs. R. W. Stevenson. Corres- pondence was read and discussed and canvassers were appointed for the Cancer Fund. Place of meet- ing was left undecided ior Octo- er.

Roll call for next month is to be answered by naming the date of birthday and the birthstone.

Mrs. Harland Hill gave an inter- esting synopsis of her trip to the

Toronto Exhibition, while Mrs. Watterworth and Mrs. Eeveil Dick- ieson gave readings for the pro- gram, and Mrs... Vincent Deveau sang a solo. The collection sm- ounted to 31.09.

A delicious lunch was served by the committee in charge. assisted by the hostess. An enjoyable sing- song was held with a former member at the organ, Mrs. George Dlckieson. Members were pleased to have Ruth back on the organ again. The meeting closed with the National Anthem.

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