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CURLING CLUB held their annual meeting |
- October 2bo-~: “Craigie -Hood cave a good»
eccount of 1957/58 ‘activities and Seo.
“Preasurer Archie Campbell threw in a ‘good |

BOY SOW COPMISSION:R VIITS CASSIARe

Joe Turner, Field Commissioner for
the Boy Scouts® Association of B.C. visi
Comm, Sumlay Nowember 4; He snent the

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ro Christian, Father Foulet, Rupert
HokKensie, }ro Cummings and }'r. Rronsons

A good tine was had by alle

Kr. Turner also had the opportunity
to mect and discuss scout matters with
“cout leaders Vic. tilson and ‘sst. Jim
Caunders and Qub Scout leaders Bill 5
and Asst. 1.ans Reyere

At &.0C pers a Special Sr up Committ
mecting was leld at IT. Dronson’s ho:e to
cive all membc.s a Clance to reet Joe
“urrere ie gave a siort resume of his

Chairmen

Bert Dcnnis « l‘embership,
Bill Slaine < Ice,

Dick Stevens ~ Dramnaster,
‘lex lavloy = Rules.

Power to adc to Committees is permiss-
itle.

Vote of thanka to Craigie and hfs
1957 helpers was wel? received.

Pat Stevens bas lined up 55 Ladies
for this seuson. Tits should be fun

i a temscnvabianectel méatizice of.the Cub |. UM aistetenente
; and Roy Scouts at tke school, He oon= The building and rocks now belong to
ducted a portion of the meting in scout the Comumity Club - - Fonraye

activities gemes and singing. A full

attendance of eight scouts and thirteen Officers elected weres=

cubs were present in ad. ition to the Jack Tresic

following visitorss= ear one a

activities as Scout Comissioner ané oute The CRIN, Trophy will be given to Ee
lined the purposes oi a group See the “Eadties® seetion for nnmiel enmpatition
ami methocs by which scouting activitiss ¢

Dor Cumnings consented to act as
Asst. Cub Vester to Bill Slaine in place

oF oompetitiona,
of Hans Beyer who wished to resigno

Ower Mvwe Leet of snow has been
stoprincg Jack Frost from uvealing the
weather we need for Curlins.e Fees will
Joe Turner left early Vonday morning! be 26,00 for men and <1,,0C for Ladies, to

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ete RE ANE EO Na nN EE He Ot RE Re SURE TOME EE ene ON EL" AROS HP EEN ARE! PRORATED cree et eA eee 8 RE SELENA TS ON et

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should be handled by the leaders. | Mixed Curling will be the ceneral xun

a -

for Inspection at Telegraph Creek. include Yukon Curling Aseociation Fee and
enaeqged brooms

CITILENSHIT COURT. Ve need 100 mm this season, sign nor.

Sourt held at the School, October 9, were armmounced when Ice is in,

GQeee ose

written by Marion Teyer and John lurray
Trize of 74.50 was svarded each stucent.

Essays will be printed in next issue

exeoe soca

fhe bartender was brazging ahout.,

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Viinnineg essays covering Citizenship Classes for bezinners will be |
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On Konday, Novemdcr 5, a cocktail part

a SASETY &. ATI.
| and dinner was held in recognition of the

Louinrment Gara;te having completed one year

LCE ON MONEE AER NN SO A ON HLH RAEN NI ep ERR aa

to polisi: the classeso
ho®ll tell?"

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nig sisters wo rad Gispudsed herscl’ ar without a lost tine eectdant.
goincd the immye
"Dat wait a mimte," a cust x.er *,lloewing short speeches by the Gunera |
interrupted, "She®ll }ave to cress with Yannacser, lro Jack Christian, )r. Fred
the boys, won't she?" lurray and Dick Yirwan, Ir, Christian |
"Yon, “ the DAR CCHCey adritted. rreschted suitable awards to those manbers)- |
* cll, won't they tind out then?" of the Lepartment who lad had an accicent- |
Tle etree shruced and continu free year.

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