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Page 2 CUB AND SCOUT NEWS 'the regular Cub mooting will be held in the Armouries at 6:30 p.m, Friday, March '24th (Note the new meeting place). During the last meeting, the "Going Up ceremony was held for Roger LeBlanc, who graduated to the Scout Troop, Stanley (Butch) Kowalik was promoted to Seconder in the Brown six. Don't forget the monthly Church Parade on Sunday, March 26th, Those attending the Community Church are to meet at the Armourics at 10:45 a.m. and those attending St. Martin's Chureh are to meet at the Armouries at 9:45 a.m. Two very successful Scout hikes have been enjoyed: tha past two Sundays, March 12th and March 19th, with three boys passing their fire lighting and cooking tests, They are; Jacob Compton, Ray Husband and John Galvin - Good Work boys - Keep it up? Thanks are extended to the Kiwanis Club for the opportunity of earning a little "extra" for this coming year's Scout Camp - (Also) thanks to Mr. Clarence Smith and the School Janitor for their cooperation, There will be a Scout Shoot at the Rifle Range on Saturday, March 25th. Only Scouts will be allowed on the range. Scout Camp to be held July 2nd to 9th, o=-0-0 It is announced that Mr. Frank Williams living at House No. 52 is now the fully licensed agont for Rawleigh Products, Mr. Williams will be pleased to be of service to you. 0-0-0 MOHAWK CLUB 4 mecting of the Mohawk Club will be held in Teen Town at 7:30 DeM,| OD Tuesday, March 21st. The purpose of this meeting is to organize Friday or Saturday night dances to be held weekly or semi-monthly, All prospective members or inter- ested parties of all ages are cordially invited to attend, o-0-0 BiDMINTON NEWS Badminton Members - just a word to remind you about Saturday night, Both Marathon and Schreiber Badminton Clubs will be our guests for a full evening of badminton, The movies have been cancelled for that night, and we can put up the courts at 7:00 p.m. sharp - Marathon will be met at the station and brought up to the Recreation Hall so badminton may commence immediately. Along about midnight lunch will be served in Teen Town. We expect about 30 from Marathon and 15 from Schreiber, so we will need all our members on hand to show these people a really good time, ayn 0-0-0 ST, MARTIN'S LADIES GUILD The regular meeting of the St. Martin's Ladies Guild, was held ~~ at the home of Mrs, P. Gombola on Wednesday, March the 15th. Plans were discussed for the organization of a Tea, to be held next month, and the Ladies have plans for a Bazaar which is coming next Fall. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. Shemanski, O-0=-0 RESERVE ARMY - 200 LAA Bty. Parades: Tuesday March 28th 1915 hours Tuesday April. Ath 1915 hours Dress: Battle dress Boots Puttees P. P. Halonen, Major. Oy, oe 200 LAA Bty. 0-0-0 A MESSAGE FROM OUR FIRE CHIEF Gasoline - a dengerous killer 1. Always remember that you ae must take no chances with gasoline; it is one of the most dangerous substances in common use. 2. It must always be kept in tightly fastened cans; never in glass bottles, 3. It should never be uncovered within the house, nor at any point where it's fumes can travel to an open flame, 4. Do not use it for cleaning; get a safe cleaning preparation. 5. Gasoline in quantity should be kept in underground tanks, 6, No one should be allowed to smoke in a Garage. 7. No one should be allowed to smoke in an automobile while it's gasoline tank is being filled, Should one be so unfortunate as to have a gasoline or kerosine fire occur in a garage or house, earth or sand can be used to smother it, although the usé of s chemical extinguisher is even better. Water, applied as a spray, can be used, but newer as a ® forceful stream, because this would scatter the flaming fluid, One quart of gasoline only, in sealed container, permitted in each house, by law,