Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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I-'OR Tllli SCHOOL lla-XR l'1-ll -V I'-4.1 H11flrlCfi:.y: Buxei, Klein, Russ, Black, l':msm1lu, blerniiiin, Patterson. .lI1Jif!rlQff:y.' KlcNl.1ster, Nlurgiin, Hiller, lfaulie, Xlolson, Sliqirwutwd, Aitken, C.Bmnfinz1n. l 1'mi1Rff1,' Rhett, Gray, Cmtinglmni, Nlr.llrt-enlees, Lehinatn, I-1.Bmnr'm.m, l,cNlessurier. .ffle-MII: Xfiss, lfratnklin, Nlnrler. SCOUT EWS Slzzzzzizef' Tc'l'll1, 19712. The 'lirorip Uillflllllell tu luuk fur whatever grind turns it ewultl find tu do in crin- nection with the war effort. Seuuts Nlaithewstm :ind Czmiplwell spent nn interesting day in shuwing the sights of Montreal to il British ziirnian who had been 11 scoutniazster in England. Scouts Klatliewsun and I.ehni11n assisted :lt at meeting ul' the Soldiers' Wives League in the Y.NI.CA. An uecotiiit may lie found elsewhere in the magazine nt' the annual Scout prizes which were presented :it the Sclmnl Prize Giving. llll

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SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE LUCAS MEDAL P. IIUIHCII. IFOOIBALI, SIRI-.Sz P. Ifobcll, K. Newcomb, C. Nlncllermot, J. Hallwurd. A. Blank, F. I-eXIeQurier, R. Dollfuu, KI. Chipman. HOCKEY FIVIQS: P. Dobsll, P. Bronfman, P. I-Tolland, D. Voss, If. II'I1irehend, G. Stairs, Pollock .-X. PIIYICTSOII. SKI-ING PRIZES: .Vezzinr I.J0f:11hi!f 1. T. Dobell 7mzic1'l9aig'i:lzi1'1' NI. Pres: 2. P. DOIWII XY. Redpath .N'6'!If0i' .Yffzfom I. P. Dobcll 7IH1i67' .Vlnfcnz XY. Redpath 2. G. Currie 2. J. Morgan .Venior fffmzzping I. G. Currie j7IHli67' f7umpi1fg . J. Morgan 2. T. Dobell W. Redpath S C O L' T I N G BI.-XCKFNZIIQ CCP lfimzing Palm! I-S'f'7li67.f,I Cougar Patrol lfizzfzifzg Pafrol fj'unir1r.rJ Fox Patrol Palrof Leader George Currie Pfzlrcl Leader S. Morgan lwl 3

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SHLWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Ifinlfr Term, I9-IZ: In this school year, the Troop membership was as follows : SENIOR SECTION 0l1 I,A' ll 'OL 1 'ES P.I.. Lehman Cottingham Vass Bronfman, I' Pfadie I.eMessurier Gray Miller Morgan, McMaster Ponsonby Molson Rhea JUNIOR SECTION BE. -I VERA' IVOL FEA' P.L. Bovey Ross, Bronfman, C. Black, A. Aitken Jermain Franklin Klein Paterson Marler VValker Sharwood The Senior Section of the Troop devoted a number of its meetings to equipping the Scout Headquarters on Bishop Street with a view to possible air raid emergencies. The operation of a stirrup pump was practised, the numerous fire extinguishers were cleaned and refilled with fresh chemicals, buckets of sand and pails of water were placed in the proper places, and Scout Vass built an excellent ladder permanently fitted to allow access to the roof and the Hire escape. We visited the exhibition of Army and Air Force machines and armament at Fletcher's Field. In the Junior Section the new recruits were trained and most of them passed all the Tenderfoot tests during the term and were invested in the Troop. The Seniors undertook to collect magazines for the Armed Forces with the aid of the Red Cross. We have been distributing circulars to households on streets near the school, asking people to save their used magazines. Later we make the rounds with a Red Cross truck, collecting the magazines. In this way the Troop has been able to gather quite a large amount of current reading matter for the Forces. l1'2l