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lcoUT NEWS AND uorrcas we wish all scouts and friends of irouting a Happy New Year.

_Our Objective for 1931-

we have now 150 Cubs and Scouts n Prince Edward Island who are ictive. We want 300 by the end of i931. -

To get this means that 150 scouts

lust be better scout.

We want more good leaders.

And for extension work, we will

need funds, and to raise this a spec-

ial financial committee will enroll at least 100 associate members during February.’ Any person who is a friend of scouts and would like to receive facts on Scouting in this rrovince, may become an associate

amber by paying $2 or more to the

Provincial Secretary Treasurer for

Boy scouts.

We want every Scout registered. Lone Scouts and Bedeque troop have led the way.

Plans are already being made for s bigger and better Scout camp on July, 1931, last year 36 were enrolled from all troops in the Province. Re- quirements for camps are. the boy must be a scout and have his par- ents consent. _

It is also the intention of the Provincial Scout Secretary to put on in February or March the third un» it of the Gilwcll Indoor Training Course for leaders. The first two un- its were taken last March.

This 11nit includes three evening's

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..'GRAND' coucaar, 1.0.01‘. I HALL, Montague. Thursday, Jan. lst. Quartets, readings‘, solos, ctc.. Deacon Dubbs returns, hear Padd; McGintys Goat. Under the auspice" Community Welfare Lcugue. '

..‘SCHO0L CONCERT -- The" School Concert held in the George- town Town Hall on Tuesday, Dec. 23rd. was largely attended. The pro- gram was as iollowsz-Remarks by, the Chairman, Mayor MacDonulth: Welcome. Cby Dorothy Kecpingql Chorus, by pupils; Recitation, Willie Stevens; An Acrostic, by Junior p11- pils; kecitation. Evelyn Hessian; Quartette. “Holy Night"; Reading, Eleanor Leslie; Step dancing, Agnes Batchilder; - Recitation. Agnes French: Piano Solo, Rose Falrchild; Recitation, Marlon Refuse; Vocal Solo, Isabel Lavers; Recitation, Arn-

art; "In Grandma's Day, by 8 girls; Reading. Mrs. Hobbs; Wreath Drill. 14 girls; Recitation, Kathleen Mac- Donald; Intermission, Step dance, John Gotell; Recitation, Rose Mary Wilson; “A Playette Jerry". by four

Clarence David; Closing Chorus, “Jingle Bells", God Save the King. —A.

..'W. I. MEETING-The monthly meeting of the Sturgeon Women's institute was hold on the evening oi Dec. 10th at the home of Mrs. Hugh Colllngs. The meeting opened by singing the Institute Ode, followed by calling of roll. which was answered by "Our favorite Christmas dinner," also paying of nickel. Minutes of lust meeting-were read and approv- ed. Committees heard from. decid- cd to scrub the school room on Fri- day evening. also to pay for a treat taken to a sick child. Ncw coinmit-

msiruction and it is hoped that 1111'

waders will take advantage of this i-aining. -

v SCOUT DIARY

Every Scout should have a copy of ho i931 Scout Diary; this contains nuch useful information for Scouts.

NEW TROOI‘

Ono meeting has been held i11 the nail oi’ the Church of the Holy Re- ciccmci‘ to organize Scouts in that Parish. and it is hoped that they u'ill soon be on the way to goo Scouting. '

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Miss Marion l-l. MacDonald, teach» u- ni- New Perth. is spending hcr Christmas holidays at hcr home in .\lount Stewart.

The many friends of Mr. J. F. Wnylo. Point Dc ltorhc. are ‘sorry to corn that he is confined to his home Jivlng to illness. and hope to scc him nut again soon.

Miss Ilazcl Corbett, teacher at Savage Harbor, is sprndiug some lune visiting friends in Rico Point.

Misa Sadie Favquharson. lcnchor at liridgctown. is spending hcr holidays u‘ the homo of hcr parents, Mr. and "P!- Prrnk I-‘arcmharson. Conavay.

Services were held in Mount Stew- art Presbyterian Church on Sunday nt eleven a. 1n. REY. Mr. Congo, pus- l~r.

Miss Ircuc Warren. teacher at Cove-head. is spending some time at hcr heme in (Yhcrry Hill.

Miss ﬂaitle Plgot. siudrnt at Prince vi Wales College. is micndiug lhc uilidttys nt the hnuir oi hcr parents, Mr. and Nlrs. Fulton lllgoi. Suvngc] Harbor. - I

Miss Ida Macl-iny, has rccciilly rc -'il‘ll2(l to Monti-cal nftcr spout-lint: l1" iacntlon at hcr homc in liiount Fiswurt.

Miss Cziith Cameron. tcuchcr ,at Htanhopc. is spcnding hcr holidays at the home of hcr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Cameron. head of Hills- borough. ~

Mr. John Morrison. student nt Saint Dunstairs University, is spend- ing hisyChristmas holidays st the home of his pqrcnia. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Morrison. Savage Harbor.

l"? Marion L. Collin. touchrr at Mount Stewart, is spending some sime at her homo in Mcrcll.

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lWr. Ernest Warren. Cherry l-iill.i . Ml” “m”

was a visitor u» the city recently.

Miss Bessie Mncaasey. Charlotte town. spent Christmas at her home in Mount Brewers.

tees appointed: Mrs. Maurice Daly nnd Mrs. Earl Llewellyn to visit thc sick. Mover and seconded to buy silver mugs for two young children in the district. Program for the even- ing was as follows: Monologue, by three members. Mrs. Hugh Ceilings and Misses Muriel and Mary Col~ lings. entitled "Neighbors"; Vocal music. by Mrs. Leigh Wight and Mn. Earl Llolvclivn, entitled "The Coon“ also a reading by Mrs. Hugh Col- lings. Sixteen members were pres ent. Meeting closed ullih the Na- tional Anthem. alter which Mrs. Col- lings scrvcd n dainty lunch. Nrxi meeting to he held 11L the home of Mrrr. Philip Crcctl.

..’*S()ll00l. CLOSING-The pupils of Savage Harbour staged their an-

roqm 011 'l‘ucsdn,v. Doc. 23rd. Duo tn the vcry inclement weather, tho nu- dience was much smaller than would ordinarily be expected on such an occasion. but what tho audience lacked ln size. they made up in duo appreciation of tho very excellent entertainment provided by the pu- pils. The high standard of the vari- ous numbers and superior mannc." in which they were presented, ro- flccts credit on the toncln-r, liliw: Corbett. and shun-s tho great carr

hcr time to make the concert silch H huge _S\“~C(IQS_ The ruoiu was ti"- coraicd in the l-onvcuiionnl Fhrial- mas siylc, with Mouths. livlli‘. llPl"*- and variously colored lights. 11PM‘ "l" stage stood the Christmas free ivcll lndcn with presents. which hcraldcrl Santa Claus‘ arrival. When the cou- ccrt had bccu concluded. n commo- tion was hoard without and the dour was opened on no lcss a personage than Santa himself. In his usual hustling manner. ho presented the pupils with many nlltﬂ "ml "m" wishing everyone present a Merry,‘ Christmas. he was soon on his vcay. - The entertainment was then trrmin~

ated by everyone rising to sing the I Notional Anthem. I

(POLDSTREAM GUARDS NOT SO Tl\l.l.

LONDCN, December. 31- Soldiers sCrm to be growing: shortrr these (lays. Al any rate . the Grenadier, and Ccldstrcam Guards. lacking six [cot canuatss- have lowered the height requirement to five feet eleven inches for the Grenadier» and me feet eight and a half for the Ccldstrsnm Guards. ' i

1m aphorisin of the drama: All characters must be in tho right.-~ I-lcbbcl. " '

Miss Dom Doyle is spending som. time at the homo of hrr parents Ml Md Mm J, p, Doyle, Point do Rocl“ Gan-cl. teacher a‘ Fcint de Roche. h Silwdl" w“ time at hcr home in Charlottctoivn

m.‘ walm- Dockcndorf. Covchcnd l was a visitor in Cherrv Hill raccntlv-

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