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ti. SCUUT CORNER (Cont, ) helpful camping tips, Church parades were held in Terrace Bay last Sunday and follow- ing this the boys were sent out on a 2h hour camping trip. Shelters were built from forest material and the calibre of these were severely tested during the Sunday evening rainstrom, A fine start was made on an outdoors chapel by the campers as a gesture of appreciation for the use of the Terrace Bay Camp. This chapel has. been laid out on a high rocky promitory commanding a beautiful view of White Sand Lake, At the final campfire held Monday night, Field Commissioner Griggs presented Scouter Bill Megraw, Cubmaster Roland Wills and Assistant Scoutmasters Sam Ballentine and Dick Jones with camp badges in recognition of their attendance and assistance during the camp session. Field Coumissioner Griggs expressed the hope that all present would be making plans during the coming Scout season to attend the World Boy Scout Jamboree to be held at Niagara- on--the-Leke in August, 1955, This is the first World Jamboree ever to be held on this side of the ocean. 0-0-0 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Following the most ie teens meeting of August 20th given by Fred Parish, Port Arthur, The object of a Society shall be -to encourage interest and improvement in horitculture (in common - your garden) (a) by holding meetings for in- struction and discussion on subjects con- nected with the theory and practice of horticulture, (b) by encouraging the improvement of home and public grounds by the planting of trees, shrubs and flowers, and by otherwise promoting outdoor art and public beautification, (c) by interesting juveniles and others in the study of horticulture by the holding of contests and competitions and by such other means as may be con sidered proper, (d) by holding exhibitions and awarding premiums for the production of vegetables, plants, flowers, fruits, trees and shrubs, (ec) by the distribution of seeds, plants, bulbs, flowers, trees and shrubs in ways calculated to 'create an interest in horticulture and (Cont,. on next col.) Page 7 HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY (Cont.) f) by promoting the circulation of horticultural periodicals, Every person of the full age of sixteen years or over shall be entitled to membership in a society. Members and prospective members, for 1955 membership contact :A, Farrow, Ted Brown, E, Perrsoi. or A. Sinkins. Don't delay with your membership, So we will receive the full benefit of the Premiums, 0-0-0 WANTED A good sturdy two-whecled trailer. Willing to pay cash or make a trade~in on a good out-board motor. Apply to Stewart Reid Clock No, 188 or at residences in Schreiber, 0-0-0 AROUND THE TOWN (Cont.) Anne and Adam Zyri with their child- ren spent the weekend visiting Anne's parents, Mr, and Mrs. N, Wukovich of Port Arthur. Mavis MacFagtyen entered McKellar Hospital to commence her training there along with Janice Erickson on the 24th of August. Both girls are wishal success in attaining their objective, Mre.2nd Mrs, Lindstrom with Bobby and Allan of Port Arthur arrived Sumday to spend a few days with Mel and Dane Moore. Norma and Len Crockford returned home Sunday from their motor trip to Thessalon, Ontario where they spent two weeks visiting with Norma's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Goodmurphy and Len's folks, Mr. and Mrs, Carl Crockford,. Fran Caddy accompanied them to and from the Sault, where she was the guest of her Mother, o-0-0 ATTENTION HOUSEHOLDERS Due to the shutdown of the Lake Pump House the town will be supplied with emergency water on Tuesday, Sept. 7th from noon until 6:00 p.m. There may be some discolouration in this water but this will be harmless except that it is not recommended for washing clothes, - Mill Engineering Dept.