The Fall and Winter social round is getting
underway, and starting it off will be the
LIONS CLUB SOCIAL, on September 28th.
They will feature live entertainment. Watch
for posters with further information.

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The Second Annual Fireman’s Ball is being
held on October 12th. Shake out your
formals and prepare for the biggest event of
the year. Watch for further information in
the Club Bulletin and on posters.

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From July 31st until August 13th some 700
Boy Scouts from Greenland, Old Crow,
Inuvik, Whitehorse, Clinton Creek, Cassiar
and many other places enjoyed a Boy Scout
Jamboree in Yellowknife, N.W.T. The Air
Force flew the boys on an RCAF Hercules
from Whitehorse to where they gathered at
the site some 20 miles north of Yellowknife.
Here the boys took part in obstacle courses,
field cooking and countless other lessons
and amusements directed by ingenious Scout
Masters for the betterment of these young
citizens.

Taking part in the Jamboree from Cassiar
were: James Flanagan, Brian Caron, Paul
Royds, Otto Kliment and Theo Van Heel.
They were joined in Whitehorse by two
Clinton Creek Scouts, Robert Lovell, Jr., and
Michael Shannon.

Al Flanagan drove the boys to Whitehorse
and Bill Royds brought them back home
after it was all over.

These very luck, very happy 700 boys will
have something to talk about for a long time
to come.

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Brownies and Guides will be starting up for
the fall season during the latter half of
September. Please watch for further
notification.

The Boy Scouts and Cubs are badly in need
of Leaders. Volunteers are requested to get
in touch with Mr. Hans Veltmeyer before
the latter half of September.

The Anglican Church members wish to exprey”
their deep appreciation to the 9 members of
the Anglican Young People’s Association of
Vancouver who gave several days of their
summer vacation to cleaning and painting the
Anglican Church and constructing a new fence
and generally improving the appearance of

the grounds. Thanks also are expressed to
the church members who contributed meals
and time to make these young peoples’ stay a
pleasant one.

A SAFETY NOTE

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