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very,,°y night since last -
fad,. 1$ boys aglive toseven,
mee
t at the f aarlmuw . Unitedd
Church. They are Immix
kno-wn as
Beavers;the youngest'groupp.
boys in the to kkout
.ove1ti
w�av,Rusty:.and Malak
Male l..ougheed4Cliff keno and
David Black),. wito-'ondetstAi
how youngsters this age, grow
and develop, provide the
"motivation and oppfor,.
them to learn More about the
wOld around them and-°themsel..
v + b ( u. .
Because .li n ,this age are
acture but tend to tire, quickly
and have a,. relatively short
interest . san many different
games are ph yed. Inaddition to
the eneh, in a gimp °N, fun aspect, these es
tier,' such such things as: 0 tarns,
accepting add nbidingrby rules,
winning; grac lly and how to
be` a good sp.man..,
Fellowship and spiritual values
are evident .: in the Beaver
promise, mOttO and law:
"I promise to love God, and to
'help take care of the world."
?Sharing, sharing, sharing."
"A beaver has fun,_works bard,
aid -helps } his family ` and
Mends." '.
While the program is for the
benefit of the boys, the leaders
in turn profit ,from ' their ex-.
perrence. DaleLougheed, known
as hlawkeye to the Beavers, has
been a leader for five years.
Dale said ' that motivation to
become a leader usually comes
about when they kave a child of
Beaver age themaelves.tak and
Rusty (Cliff Mann) have worked
with the Beavers for five years
now. Seeing e< .om ., a }
yroungstee s point' of view is
refreshing for Dale and. he
values the many young friends
he has, ma
ship. He i
rewarding w
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4' l�eye .w . h 1fi eve
a: t+y' meet` outsr the
le. These young boys
:special
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B, is n h t year
the boys. His name fv�k
SYnorlYmoor with .a "wise old
Tho local Beaver colony has '
enjoyed a varied tti ne ary of
events this year.'shey visited e
Port Albert fish. ladder, went 9m:
a beaver dam 1k and vi#ted..
the Goderieh Museum. At etther.:.
m *pi have :rad: crafts
A
for special onions and last
weekend attoudedlhe Beave
at Durham. Oil, Monday they►'
have ' their official Jai swim up fo '
Cu a ceremony c at the
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len six -year -0d _dd B an Goetz , A
was asked what he- diked *Oa
being a Beaver, he quckl
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responded by saying �
hk .playing -Nut; Nut Squi e
Brian &so' a "making win
and he agreed meeting new boys. ..
tom havingmore friends Was fun
Being a Beaver is finny it
midden a time for the bolts to
let off sign tough par oils
games: and at the same time
teaches. mem vanes that stand
theta well ut their lives.
Re tration for ; eaCers,Cubs
and ,Scouts.lakes *eel• ....�
fall. We .'lupe A c surra
., given. you some know'
the Scouting movement . a
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The Lucknow, Beavers recently telt to the soccer field .to tet
steam and take in the 'gam weather. Beaversare aged five to
seven and°follow the motto, "sharing, sharing, shar ig i
Pat Livingstonpbtito) -
Ball coaches
Ws nice to know that when you
help- someone up a hill, you're a
little nearer to their* yourself.
The community of Point Clams.
wishes a speedy recovery to Esther
(oliias who is recuperating after
surgery.
reov`e to: Emil.
A spudy
S® gel after surgery in kindine
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Club would like to thank all those
who donated articles and 10 those
who helped in; any w`ato make the
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