The Key West Citizen Newspaper, February 17, 1954, Page 8

Bay Scouts And Cubs Participate In Annual Scout Week Activities Keys To The City Asa climax to Scout Week,| Troop No, 42, sponsored by J,| Frank Cavanaugh Post No. 67, the American, Legion, North Miami, paid a visit to Key West at the in- vitation of tiie. Holy Name Society’ of St. Mary, Star of the Sea Church sponsors of Troop No, 253. Upon arriving in Key West, the. Scouts. were givér. a guided tour} of the Naval Station, the USS Ho-| ward W. Gilmore and the USS 2at-| fish. | A delicious spaghetti supper was gerved at the Parish Center, 1021 Duval Street, by Mrs, Alma La- fiette and Mrs. E. S; Coughlin, di- rector of the N, C. C. S. Movies at the Monroe, through the courtesy of Ygnacio Carbonell were enjoyed Saturday night. Rising early Sun- day morning, the Scouts joined the’ Holy Name Society, Troop and} Pack No, 253 at St Mary, Star) of the Sea Church, for Mass at/ 8:30 a, m. The Scouts proceeded) to the Parish Center where break-| fast and Geveral speeches awaited) them., Chefs Bavid McCurdy and) Leonard “McEfveen, assisted by; Scout James McElveen, ably pre-; pared breakfast for men of the Holy Name. Societies from the Na- val Station, Naval Air Station and! St. Mary, Star of the Sea units. The Junior Holy Na: y Joined in and a fine gr and men ate breakfast together.| Inspiring is the word for the} @peech given by Cdr. H. C. Galla- @her USN, stressing the fact that = | Winners In Boy Seout Field Meet Announced BIG CHIEF and -warrior: Scouts gathered at Bayview Park Wednesday night of last week: for the-big,palaver aud feed around the campfire. trioti is instilied in the Scouts! nis Fe gou“knartsa ae Photo Finish zens. Ohaplan Galland saluted the e 8 ‘ather Maring, pastor, too, saluted the Scouts on their birthday. On behalf of the American Legion Post, Tom G. Ga- Troop No, 42,:thanked the Holy Name Society and Scoutmaster To-! Martinez for a wonderful week-| ot. After a lunch of arroz con pollo, is, Dick Chase, Tommy Sedivie,| Jeffrey Gteéit, Bik Fallon, Den-| nis Frawkié amd Richard Baum.| ~“ * i Your Grecer SELLS That Good; STAR. * BRAND! AMERICAN COFFEE —— TRY A POUND TODAY — PE oe Ss Sat ae SATURDAY MORNING saw Scouts from all over the city gathered at Wick- ers Stadium-for a field meet. Events were highly competitive as this pic- ture of the finish of a 50-yard dash slows.—All Photos by Finch. Much Interest SCOUT PLANNING BOARD MEMBERS and plain citizen Scouts show alot |= of interest in schemes for the future of the city. Firewater? CUBS OF VARIOUS PACKS rallied around Den Mother Pierce to give her a share of cokes and food, explaining that the chow line at the campfire was too rough for a woman to buck. Whistle Blowers | Needed In Md. BALTIMORE Ww — When the er Maywood of agency reg down, |Too Many Deductions | CINCINNATI w — County em- Ployes’ paychecks are so overload. jed with deductions, the payroll ma- jehines can’t handle any more, |County Auditor George Gucken- berger says new machines may jhave to be purchased to subtract i; new city of Cincinnati earnings tax. LL Now On Display 1954 NEW GENERAL MOBILE HOME STREAMLITE, LUXOR, VAN DALE, SMOKER RAWLINGS TRAILER SALES af JOE'S AUTO SALES Next to P.O., Marathon, Fla, ALL FINANCING AT 6% NOW OPEN KEY WEST HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. 515 FRONT ST, TEL. 2.6501 We Build to Your Speci- } fications . . . Complete | Line Cabinets, Shelves, | | Floor & Wall Coverings. | Installed to Your Satisfaction FREE ESTIMATES D.L. Kothage T. G. Simmons (Whitie) (Tom) 10,000 MILE Guaranty on USED CARS with BOB, a Guaranty & Pe B Carlife EB Boy Scout Troop 54 ani Cub/Pack 251, second place, 73 points Stores; Third place, Shop 250 dis- ‘Scout Pack 253 won first places'and Pack 217, third place, a Played at pahaetayrin ne i y j ints, inners among were: respunaeaig Sap \ hoor sain meet Pine window displaying judging) First place, Pack 251, displayed’ according to a final tabulation Te-|was a difficult one for the judges|at McCrory’s; Second place, Pack leased today by the judges. ‘because of the high valuz of all|217, displayed at Tucker’s Depart- Only one-tenth of an inch, or | entries. ment Store; Third place, Pack 253, ® split second was the differznce | A pat on the back for the/displayed at Noble’s Art Center, : Y gaa NAVARRO, Inc. 601 Dyyal St. Tol, 2-7043 between first and second places | youngsters of the Cub Pac's was im the troop events, | the opinion expressed ! he Final results were: | judges that the Cubs outdii the Troop 54, first place, 112 points;| Scouts in the displays. |Troop 59, second place, 110% points) Winners for the displays among} and Troop 253, third place, 93% the Scouts and Explorers were: points. | First place, Troop 53, displayed Cub Pack results: jat Oriental Pharmacy; Second Pack 253, first place, 113 points;'place, Troop 253 displayed at Page 8 THE KEY WEST CITIZEN Wednesday, February 17, 1954 NAVARRO, Inc. 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