THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

J.L'v 16. 1930

APORALS ayofiualé

_ and Notices.

Brother scouts:— ' The eighth Charlottetown troop

Proposed by Assistant s. M. Roland Taylor Raponded to by Scouts Avon ' Andrew and Allister Ayer- Mrs. Roy Cudmore reported the progress of the Cub pack oi’ which she is Akela and responded to the

toast on behalf oi’ the Cubs: Our Church school

Proposed by Scout Donald Bruce

Responded to by Rev. J.W. Barbour Our Homes

Proposed by Scout Iwbert Forsythe

Responded to by Mr. Sidney T.

Green

A vote of thanks was moved by Assistant 8. M. Richard Mathcson. and seconded by cub. rvo cud- more, to the ladies for their assist- ance through the year, and for the excellent banquet which they had provided.

131 closing all joined hands around the table and sang Blest be the tie that binds our hearts in Chris-

Ind pack held their father and son banquet on Monday evening Mrs. J. P. Simmonds. who is a mcrnberl of the group committee. and n. number or moLhers and friends of’ the Scouts, provided an excellent dinner. The tables were tastefully‘ decorated with flowers and candles In the troop co'ors. maroon and orange. The flowers were donated by Mrs. Janies Tait. There were sixty scvcn prcsi-iii including the Iollowing visitors, Mr. L. D. Mur- ray, President of the Scout Associ- ation. Ml‘, H. Grcciiriway, Field Commissioner for the Dominion, Mr. W. W. Warren. Provincial Field Commissioner and Mr. R. 6. Par- ent. secretory oi’ the Association. tcgct-her with the group committee and the fathers of the boys. The following program or toasts followed the dinner: Toast Master Lt. col. Geo. E. Full -The King The Church Proposed by Scout Allison Saunders] Responded to by Rev. Hugh Miller’ Our Country Proposed by scout Dean Robinson Responded to by Mr. A. R. Olllis The Boy Scout Movement Proposed by Scout Douglas Mclennan Responded to by Mr. qrostwwny ests

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._.o_ Mr. Gteenalway completed the Preliminary ‘Training Course for Scout Leaders in Ch'tnWn on Mon- day evening. and left on Tiiesclny for summcrside where the Course will be repeated. .0. The new troop hall of 1st. Bor- den measurcs 22 it. by 45 ft. Along

Otiicers of Canadian Daily Newspapers Association for 1936-87

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_.o.. A new Cub Puck has been form- ed At St. Paul's church. Sllmme" side, with Mic Mnrgiuvt Wedge 35 Akell. mu wedge is one of those who took the Aksla Traininl! oouru lut ml. The new pack W storied with a membership til 12.

Good luck and good huntlnz. _G|ey Wolf.

@000!.A'l‘E UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE

One cup sifted coke flour. l tea- spoon baking powder, M teaspoon salt. 2-3 cup sugar, 54 cup softened butter, 1 well-beaten en. 6 table-

susnr. 3 cups sliced canned peocnsc. Blit ﬂour once, measure; add-bub in; powder. salt and sugar, and slit together three times. Add butter. combine ass. milk and vanilla; add to ﬂour mixture, stirring until all ilour is dampened. Add chocolate and blend; then beat vigorously 1 minute.

Melt 3 tablespoons butter in 8xBx2-inch or deep 9-inch round pan; Add sugar, and cook and stir until thoroughly mixed. On this arrange peaches. Turn batter out on contents of pan. Bake in moderate oven (350 degrees Fahrenheit) 50 minutes. or- until done. Loosen cake from sides of pan with spatula- Turn upside down on dish with peaches on top. Serve warm with plain or whipped cream. Canned

, Lt. Governor ill. the opening of lst.

one side are individual work bench- os, which may be folded back against the wall. Above each bench

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is an electric outlet. A box-lmntal_ bar is also removable. The table and seats for troop headquarters may nlso be folded back into 9-her wall. All this means plenty of clear space for gllliies.

The District Preliminary 'I‘raln— lng Course for Scout Leaders orp- ened at Summcisidc on Tuesday cvcniir: with the following in at- li.‘llClLill(‘(‘I .

The Owl Patrol.-PL. E.J. Halleti-.' 2nd. R. S. P. Jardlne. 3 11- P- 051'" ctti, 4 R. L. Mollison. 5 R. Toombs.

The Beaver Pi1trol——P.L. G. Sulli- I van, 2nd T. C. Brown. 3 L. Wedge. 4 Rev. E. L. Murray, 5 Jus Calloglian 6 P. L. Wlllct.

_o_ The official opening of the new lst Bordon Troop hall was carried out at 3 p. m. on Wednesday the 13th inst. His Honour Lieut. Gov- ernor DcBlols nrrived It sharp three o'clock and was received by: the Provincial President, Provincial I Commissioner and other Scout oi- l ficlals. An (‘smri of Boy scouts and ‘ Wolf’ Cubs and a Colour Party; were drawn up before the new hall. 1 After “Flag l)rcni.:" mid singing of God Suvc the King. His Honour proceeded to officially open the‘ the hall; lmvlniz received the key; from (ll(‘ hmids of woif Cub walicr 1 Dorsey. ._o_._ The address of His Honour the

Borden Troop hall was ii most in- spiring onc. Addresses were also made by the Prov. Commissioner, Prov. President. Dominion Field

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*yQm;;N'1‘o, May l;'i~—\viiii inc announcement of complete stand- lng commiliees for the YEBI‘. the Canadian Daily Newspapers As-

per ocnl. oi the Ciilindlall diilfy press began its scuson‘s work, whicli will iiiuiuilc the development of its m;-nib-:rs' adxcriislng revenue. l‘Cpl"(‘5el'll.aLlOllS to parliament cori- ccrnlng sccoiid—clus.-3 postal rates and ‘similar mEl‘.l£l‘S a.lfe'.'ilng circu- lation costs. ilk‘ price of H€W'5P1‘m3 arid the relalioiislilp of the publish- iz-rs with the :r<ii'ci'tl-W18 830116105. in the last mentioned field ma- inriul changes have taken place in the last five years. The recompense of the agencies has been made a ,--inndardlzed commission by practi- cally all the dolly newspapers. and ihe newspapers allow this commis- sion to Canadian agencies to whom ihe Canadian Daily New5il3D9rS

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ship Mayor Lczird. Rev. Fr. W. Nlonaghan. Roi’. Mr. Organ. Scout Master C(.‘l’Y.‘l.l.l. Cub Masirr Rod- gers. Mr. Frank Arnctt and others.

_.()_ I-{onmir in the members ri‘ the D‘strlct Preliminary Triiiiiizig

v. ‘izllm wiio (ll'n\'e from Suninicr-lreulizlxig the importance of Scout-“ si to '

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