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The flag goes up to signal the opening of the camp, while cubs stand at attention.

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Cubs really enjoyed the baths at Morere, and camp routine included instruction in aquatic arts. Cub masters kept a watchful eye on the boys, and every five minutes a whistle was blown, at which signal each boy had to find his swimming partner.

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In the pleasant grounds of Sunnyvale, boys are given instruction in life-saving, and what to do in cases of emergency. Boys in foreground are demonstrating the Holger-Neilson system of artificial respiration under the direction of lady cubmasters.
Camp was in charge of Miss J. McGregor, assistant District Commissioner of Wolf Cubs, and Mrs D. T. English was camp mother.

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Miss McGregor giving boys instruction in swimming. All cubs are required to pass swimming tests.

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Mrs English making repairs to one of the cubs. She had busy time mothering 79 boys.
Photos, C. W. Smith

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Cubmasters, assisted by cubs, preparing materials for a meal. Boys were divided into packs of six, each pack taking its turn at "fatigues".

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Last day. Cubs preparing their belongings for the trip home.