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BE.7IiI:I7N, Oct. 9-rR.eutiersi- Gen. Pierre Carolet, French com- mandant in BPl'lln, today return- sd a Soviet protrst note because of its "insulting contcnm." The note. received Oct. 4, protested against an alleged "provocative . attack" last Aug. 29 by West Berlin police on a French sector rail station. Communists administer the ele- vatcd rail system.

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Twenty tour Scouts attended the Troop Camp at Crapsud from June 28th to July 6th. Overnight hikes. daily swimming, games, in- struction periods and all the other camp activities were enjoyed in pcrlcct weather. Mr. F. A. Drls- coll, Provincial Commissioner, was our Camp Chief and he expressed the opinion that. the camp more than lived up to the requirements or :1 Scout Camp. We are in- debted to the Rev. A. E. Plerccy, Mr. Walile Scantlebury, Mr. George Scantlebury. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Larkin and Mrs. R. Tngget for the help that they gave us at this camp.

O I I We are now back in full swing alter the summer break and regu- lar meetings are being held every Monday evening. All except one of last. year's Troop have returned which speaks well of the enthusi- asm of our lads. Five Cubs 'camc up' to the Troop and four new recruits have joined us to give A. total of sortie forty boys. In ad- dition we have a waiting list but we hope to admit more boys when the re-organization of the Troop has been completed. 0 . .

our Queen's Scouts are being given special duties and will act as

Troop instructors. Bill Ives is Troop Leader, Ian Taylor is Quartermaster, Lloyd Dalziell is responsible for outdoor activities,

Alan Massey is responsible for re-

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arranging extra. outdoor activities. 0 I 0

Frank Mellish has qualified for his First Class Badge and is now established as a Patrol Leader The three other Patrol Lender vacancies are up for competition among our eighteen Second Class Scouts. . - a so far this season we have had two week-end hikes and a Troop hike on October 11th for the pur- pose of passing First Class tests. Great. enthusiasm is shown for these activities and Lloyd Dal- ziell, Alan Massey and Alec Mur- chison are deserving of congratu- lations for the parts they have played. a 0 o

It is planned to establish model aeroplane, table tennis and amat- eur radio club activities within t.he Troop with each boy entitled to invite one friend to join these clubs. This will provide. extra fun for everybody. In addition we are planning I. toy repair project to be started immediately in order that Christmas gifts will be avail- able for the needy. It anyone reading this column is interested

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in helping with any otthcao tans. will they please contact . W. Jclks, phone 364. This is great work. which helps young people keep out or mischief and trains, them to be useful citluns. 1 O U C p

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Mr. Tom Gardhsm and Mr. 110- land Macmschern have Joined us as Troop Leaders. We are very pleased to have their help and lmow that. they will enjoy their association with fur boys. 0 C

It is very pleasant to find our Ladies' Auxiliary so active early in the season. They have already arranged and held s. Dancing Party in order to raise funds which will be used for the futherance of our many activities. This type or support heartcnii the leaders im- mensely and relieves them from worries over tunds.

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Best wishes to all other scouts and their supporters; we hope you have the best season ever.

CAPE TRAVERSE SCHOOL

Report of the senior department of Cape Traverse School for sep- tember:

Grade 9-1. Jean Murphy; 2. Elaine Noonan; 3. Bob MacWll- liams.

Grade 8-1. Lila Irving; 2. Elaine Campbell; 3. Jessie Mac- Donald.

Grade 7-l. Beryl Murphy.

Grade 6-1. Wayne Howatt: 2. Patricia Patterson; 3. Leo Hollo- Hill.

Principal: Doris G. Macwilllams.

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It is "sound economically." Man- ltobans spent. approximately 829,000- 000 during the year 1950. plus an- other s9.000,000 .or hotel keepers' profits; nearly 40 millions of dol- lars which could be dlvertc: to the building or new schools, and in- creasing t.cachers' salaries, better roads and many other sadly need- ed improvements.

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