HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-30, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1986.
Brussels cubs help
MVCA plant trees
The first Brussels Cubs, which
includes boys ages 8 - 11, from
Brussels, MorrisandGrey have
been busy as usual this year.
On April 4, they traveled to
Vanastra for their annual swimm-
ing night, where they had fund
practising their swimming skills,
for the upcoming season.
On Saturday, April 19 those cubs
who were able to, along with Cub
Leader Robin Dunbar and parent
Dale Newman went out to the
Maitland Valley Conservation area
in Morris Township, where thanks
to Jack Overholt and the Ministry
of Natural Resources, they planted
200 seedling white pine trees (a points is the Green Six: Sixer,
requirement for the Black Star). In Robbie Gowing; Seconder, Darren
order to complete the Black Star Hemingway and Cubs Jack Zettel
requirements, the boys are also and Ryan Newman, with the White
working on posters about wildlife
preservation.
Earlier in the year, theboys went
to work designing their own Kub
Kars. Hurry up and get them
finished boys, as you are scheduled
to race the Wingham Cub pack on
Tuesday, May 6.
On Monday, April 21, the Cubs
in keeping with the spirit of the
Stanley Cup Playoffs, held a Floor
Hockey Tournament. The winning
team was the Gold Six, consisting
of Sixer, Paul Kitchen; Seconder,
Danny Hall and wolfcubs Yee
Kuang Wong and Grant Jarvis.
At this particular time during the
Cub season, the leading six in
Rebekahs to display
equipment at TradeFest
There was a good attendance at
the regular meeting of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge.
Noble Grand Barbara Watts
conducted the meeting. A number
of members will accompany
D.D.P. Leona Connelly to Seaforth
April 28. A good number accepted
an invitation to attend Chicken
dinner sponsored by Oddfellows
April 29. Plans for Variety Fair in
lodge hall on May 3 at 1:30 p.m.
were completed. Several members
offered to assist Oddfellows in
booth at Trade Fair May 2, 3, and 4
where there will be a display of
hospital equipment which is loan-
ed to anyone in area to use at home
when in need of it.
An invitation was received to
attend a Friendship meeting of
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, Stratford,
May 20 as well as one to attend a
Blue Water Shriners Club dinner in
Brussels on October 18.
A lovely Rebekah floral wreath
was on display. This was donated
by a member to be used at funeral
homeforadeceasedmember. A
picture of same and plaque to be
hung in Lodge hall in memory of
the late P.D.D.P. Jessie Little.
Winnifred Edgar is still in
hospital. Several other members
are recuperating at home. Birth-
day greetings were sung to a
member. A lovely hand made
cushion and candle holders were
donated by a member. Tickets are
to be sold and a draw held in future.
Closing lodge the members then
prepared the hall for District
meeting on Wednesday. This was
followed by a social time with lunch
served by committee in charge.
Wednesday afternoon Past
Noble Grands of Huron District No.
23 held their meeting in the
Brussels Lodge Hall. This meeting
was conducted by D.D.P. Leona
Connelly. About 50 members were
present.
Reports were given from each
Lodge, all reporting a very busy
and successful year. D.D.P. Leona
then gave a report of her very busy
term. The incoming D.D.P. Lyla
Smith of Exeter was introduced.
Following the meeting each lodge
entertained with a number for a
program which was delightful and
humorous. Brussels Noble Grand
and her assistants served a
delicious meal to all present.
Six; Sixer Brett Clarkson, Secon-
der, Jeffrey Kitchen and cubs
Andy Overholt and Curtis Krauter
making it a very close race. Points
are accumulated by attendance,
proper dresss in uniform, neatness
and cleanliness, competitive
games and activities and awarding
of personal badges. Better get
working on those badges boys!
On Saturday, April 26, the Cubs
will have learned something about
Hospital routine and health after
they have completed a tour of the
Seaforth hospital, lead by Mrs.
Harvey Kitchen.
Coming up soon, a Parent
Meeting will be held at the school
at 7 p.m. , Monday May 5 during
the regular Cub meeting. Parents
are asked to please attend as there
is need to plan for the annual
District Cub Camp, which this year
will be held at Saugeen Bluff's
Conservation area, June 6 - 8, and
to discuss the cub programme.
Coming up also, date to be
announced, the Cubs will be
having a guest night where the
Cubs can invite boys who may be
interested in joining cubs next
year.
Mr. Dunbar would like to thank
all the parents for taking turns
assisting at the Cub meetings, for
driving on field trips and helping in
any way. He would also like to
express his appreciation to the
Brussels Lions for being sponsors.
On behalf of the parents, thank
you Mr. Dunbar for your dedica-
tion and patience in leading the
cubs through another active
successful year.
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