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arid . LNOIIICCS SOOUTS-At l. meeting oi’ the 1st Charlottetown, (Baallica) Wolf Cub Pack held on , Friday, 23rd October, Freddie Flynn wag invested as a. Tenderpad and three Wolf Cubs-Michael Hen- } neseey, George Tulle and Dan Mc- iDonald received their First Starr. ' The Pack also has t recruit in the I person or Raymond Buote, and now numbers eighteen members. Miss

iMadellne Clarkln is doing good work and and t: to be congratulat- ed.

For the purpose of sale of No. 1 McIntosh Red, Island grown apples on Boy Scout Apple Day, the City of Charlottetown has been divid- ed into eight districts as fol1ows:—

District No. I-Hcadquarters at Foster's Grocery.

District No. II—Headquarters at W. J. Cudmoreﬂs Grocery.

District No. III—l-leadquarters at Blue Bird Grocery. ' District No. IV-"Headqirartcrs at

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lklcBcatlfs Grorery.

District No. V-Jlendquarters Vcre Beck's.

District No. vf~lieadquarters Csfllrfs Grocery.

District N0. VII-Headquarters at St. Paulls Parish Hall.

District No. VIIIQCcntrnl de- pot) — Headquarters at Tourlrt Office.

District Captains have been ap- pointed as follows:-

District No. I-F. Cnrbonell. District No. II-»F'. A. Driscoll. District N0. Ill ~Kezi McMillan. Disirl t No. IV-VS R. lluivlcy. District No. v~-~Gco. E. Hart. District No. Vl-J. \V. Johnston. District N0. VII-A. J. lizislam. District No. VIlI—llcru'_v McLean.

The mrinbcxs of the Wolf Cub ‘Jtfk of Ttli Cil.‘ilri'.ifl0l\‘l‘l group

laces, (inch etc, cor- rectly yrlzrrrczl. Slllllt‘ cl those shown at lLl t mcciing were excellent, the rnxlcl cxliIblty-rl by Wuli Clll) Davie IZcrirYey being rozisirlci-erl worthy of fl.st. plu e.

Tubur Lilllll “its; lll\‘§‘.:lt‘(l recent rnccli g.

On hloruluy last this lhrsk l‘.‘Clll a l*l.‘.1l0'»‘-C'l‘ll l and A rple Grab. ‘llic all .lllllll‘\.' \\'.r.. lllllltlfdll per" ccrit.

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The gaoizp committee of tltc 7th

Chariot (‘UL-ll lC.n, Ch. and St. Paulﬂs) has b_eu formed a fol- lows:- l J. rr. Williams. Mlton Stewart, Melvin Andcrson—Ccntrcl Chris- tian Church.

Ernest Beer, Allison McLean, \Vil- llnm Warren-st. Paul's.

' I, was a mo“; plgypsure to meet, i937. Each o1 the eight sub-camps w” “mam? Pmmlely- balm"!

two good old Sumrnctrslrle Scouts in Charlotttetown one day last week. Scouts 'l‘iintou McNeil and Edward (Biscuits) Gallant were here a: members ol the Summer- slde Football team. The writer has had many happy diiys in camp with the two Scouts named.

The Annual Boy Scout Apple Day lakes place on the 14th instant. Every Boy Scout and Wolf Cub will be on his toes.

l Don't forget the decorated baa- , kets.

‘Ilicre will be a meeting of Dis- trict Captains in the room of lat Charlottetown (Basilica) troop, on Monday the 9th instant at 7.00 o'clock_p.m.

Hts Worhlp Mayor Zhirner has | kindly consented to act as judge or lthe decorated baskets, which are to be used on Boy Scout Apple | Day.

Every Boy Scout and Wolf Cub I who intends taking part in the sale of Island grown No. l McIntosh Red apples. on Saturday the 14th instant. is urged to attend a meet- ing to be held in St. Paul's Pariah Hail on Friday the 13th instant at 7.00 dclock pm. Baskets will be Judged at this meeting.

Empire Lodge No. 19, Knights oi’ Pythias, has undertaken to dispose of one barrell oi’ apples, and turn the proceeds over- t/o the Boy I Scouts Association.

Reports coming in to Provincial Headquarters, show that great en- ihusinsm exl ts in “ ‘J

iCensCh_ and St. Pairl’ l are busy '

Montague. Aiberwn Ind other points, and it is expected that Boy Scout Apple Dﬂy this year will go over with a bans and he the best BVEI‘.

Scouting teaches unaelflshness, the “good turn" being a high spot, in the Scoutllle.

A meeting of the 7th Charlotte- town (Can. Ch. and St. Pam's) group committee will be held in St.

( Paul's Parish Hall on Tuesday the 10th instant at 7.00 o'clock p.m.

‘ Every member is urged to be pres-

' sent. Mr. Mitchell will outline the

, duties 1nd responsibilities or group committees‘.

l l l How much do you know about the 1 Boy Scout movement? no you un. I derstand the ideas at the back o! 1 it all? Are you interested in the ‘ boys of the Province, their pries- I eat, their future? Do you want to do something to help improve the 'sta.ndard o! citizenship: Gail at , Provincial Boy Scout Headquarters 90 Queen Street, Charlottetown, or . phone 655 and ask for some help- ful literature on the subject.

will have it: own comp ﬁrs, and two general camp ﬁres will beheld for the entertainment o! visitors.

Four hundred Clngnleu Woli’ Cuba (junior Scouts) assembled for a Cub rleld day on the estate 0f Sir Francis and Lady 'I‘yrreil, in?

Ceylon, and performed episodes from Rudyard Kipling‘: "Junllﬁ Book."

years ago among the Juvenile ab’ renders in the central Prison,‘ Harlpur, Northwest Frontier of 1n- dia, has been o. notable success. The boys have made excellent pro- gNss in their Scout tests and have rendered valuable first aid, water supply and sanitation service it the annual local cattle lair. It ll beloved the boys will start lite with a new outlook when their terms expire.

At the request o! the National Safety Council ot Australia, police department! and the Boy Scouts

guidance o! lost airplanes, and those in diﬂiculty at mam, to safel landldng fields. more: will ho av-

Hia Horton} Lleut. Governor Geo. D. DeBlois, whoihas always taken a keen interest in Scouting for Boys was given a. complete report on existing conditions in the Pro- vlnce at. an interview granted to the Provincial President, Provincial Commissioner and the Dominion Field Secretary, Mr. E. J. Mitchell.

We are glad to be able to ro- poirt that a Boy Scout group is ln l process or fomiatlon at Souris. Mr. ‘ Ian Scarlh, formerly of Charlotte- ,

town has consented to act as 1 , Scoutmastcr. Mr. C. N. Roop,‘ Mr. l i Roy McLean, Rev. Father I. R. A. I , McDonald and Rev. Father Croken ‘ with power to add, form the group

committee. A public meeting is call- ed for Nov. 20th. All citizens inter- ested in the great game of Scout- ing for Boys are requested to at- tend.

1st; Montague group committee, Sunder the chairmanship of Mr.. W. A. Mcllaggau, mct on Thursday 29th October, lust, and dlscusserh plans for the full and winters work. Arrangements were rrurde to ecure a new group headquarters.

Community good turn. A group of Boy Scouts will assist in con- trolling the onlcokcrs at tlic scr-

ccs near the nuhuaruclit on

Errnlstlce Day.

Reports from Suuimcrsidc state ha‘. urrnrtgcrnu-uts are IJOiIL: mudc holding an uu lion lu connec-

lion with Buy Scout Appic Div. -orr|;r WOLF ,

6.0110 Scouts will, it is cxpr-cicrl. l't'l)l‘T.‘§(Zll. the BfltlFll Euipire at wrxt siuniricrs Film Wmld Boy Zcout Juinporrcio bu h Id in Hol- rmd. '

The Town Council oi Dingavall, Scot and, has asked the local lire brigade of Rover Scouts to “carry on wiih their gxod work“ [or rm- other year.

The popular boys’ stings of mnny nations will be a lraturc of the camp fire programmes of the ﬁlth , world gathering oi’ Boy Scouts, to, be held in Holland in August of‘

ailable at police stations through- out the country, and Scouts will be

required to know all suitable local ' . landing ﬁelds. When it u learned n0W--_-

that a plane is lost or in dlﬂlcu- ties, the Scouts will be called out and will light ﬂares at all suitable landing places, for the guidance of the pilot.

The site of the great world camp of Boy Scouts to be held in Hol- land next summer is appropriately known as Volgelenzang, or "Song of‘ the Birds."

Nearly 30,000 Boy Scouts attend- ed four “Jamboree? held in dif-L fcrcnt parts of England this sum- mcr. A North Country gathering at Durham attracted 10,000, aWest Country affair at Plymouth drew 8,000, the Midlands Jamboree 8,000‘ and Sea Scouts from throughout the British Isles gathered at Ports- mouth.

Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands has expressed her readiness to be Patroncss of! the Fifth Boy Scout World Jam- borcc, to be held near Vogelenzang Holland, next summer. The Queens late Consort, Prince Henry, was Patron of the Dutch Scout Asso- ciation, aWl shortly after his dcuth the Queen assumed his place as Palroncss of the movement.

Nottingham Journal: Slr,--'I‘he value of a knowledge

A Boy Scout Troop organlzedtwo '

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sound her leg being saturated with bloood.

When the steamer arrived there -——' were calls tor a doctor, or anyone A letter to the Editor of the‘ with first aid knowledge. Of at , least 200 peiiple on board only one

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tll the Lime arrives when itismost needed. Orr August Bani; Holiday, 'l‘uvsdu_\'. I, with my family, had a zlay trip to Sundown, Isle of Wight. While wrnting at the pier steps lo cnt;li a return bout b0 Suurhhamgtcri, we obsorned an aged lady who had the misfortune to stumble, her lug slipping be- tween two iron steps. She rcct.vcd n. very severe cut behind her knee,

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