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PAGE 20. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1998.
Scouting
thrives
in Blyth
Scouting is thriving in Blyth,
thanks to the dedication and
enthusiasm of many 1st Blyth
leaders, the strong support of the
Program Service Team and Group
Committee, and the keen interest of
the local youth.
Sixty-two youth, 14 leaders, and
three Group committee members
have been registered this year.
In order to keep it working more
leaders would be an asset. Anyone
interested in working with the
youth in an active, educational,
outdoor program is asked to contact
Barb Knox at 523-4290, or David
Cartwright at 523-9974.
All sections have made good use
of the exceptional fall weather for
hikes and camping, and are now
making plans for outdoor winter
activities in order to "Put the 'Out'
in Scouting".
On Nov. 3 the Beavers visited the
Garage, where Karen Stewart
introduced them to some of the
theatrical aspects of Blyth.
Colony Scouters also shared with
them the meaning and relevance of
Remembrance Day, prior to
participating in the Nov. 11
ceremony at the Blyth Memorial
Hall.
Cubs are finishing the
requirements for the Red Star. Nov.
24 an OPP officer will attend a
meeting to talk to the boys about
drug awareness, rights and
freedoms.
Scouts raked leaves as part of
their community service, and will
paint the Blyth Public School
bicycle racks when the racks are no
longer in service for the year.
Venturers are looking for
community fundraising activities in
order to finance a wilderness
canoeing-camping excursion in the
summer of 1999.
On Oct. 24 the communities of
Auburn, Belgrave, Blyth and
Londesboro were canvassed in the
traditional Scouts Canada Apple
Day. A total of $507.19 was raised
to support local Scouting.
All sections participated in the
Remembrance Day service. They
gathered at the Legion Hall and
marched with the Legion members
to the Blyth Memorial Hall.
Flags were carried by Trevor
Ritchie (Beavers), Josh deGans
(Cubs), and Jesse Hakkers (Scouts).
Wreaths were placed by Ben Rouw
(Beavers), Jacob Rouw (Cubs),
John Battye (Scouts), Lavern Clark
(Venturers), and Arden Scott
(Rovers).
4-H meets
By Sarah McLellan
The second meeting of the Ethel
4-H club's "From Farm To Table"
began at 6:30 p.m. on Monday,
Nov. 9.
Karen and Debbie Terpstra had a
charade-like warmup game
prepared for us to play.
Members talked a little about
processing food, and the different
methods that are available.
They divided into groups. The
first group made a chocolate cake
from scratch, the second group
made a white cake from a mix, and
the third group was responsible for
cutting the store-bought cake.
While all the baking was going
on, they discussed the labelling of
products, and what must be
included in a label. When all the
cakes were done, they sampled and
compared the tastes, price and time
spent to prepare.
Legion remembers
By JoAnn McDonald
Remembrance Day: A time to
Remember was celebrated and
honoured by the members of
Branch 218 this past week. Many
people attended the service held
indoors at Branch 218 because of
the poor weather.
The Sergeant at Arms marched
on the Colour. Party made up of
Cadets, Legion members and
young members of our Brussels
community. Prayer and scripture
reading by Rev. Cathrine Campbell
followed the laying of 43 wreaths.
The comrades of Branch 218 and
Auxiliary members placed their
poppies.
The Last Post followed by the
silence at 11 a.m. was observed.
Reveille and the Benediction
concluded the service.
The Brussels Pipe Band then led
the colour party and comrades and
auxiliary members in parade to
Brussels United Church for a
service of worship.
Rev. Johnson conducted a service
of "Re-membering".
It has been a busy week with
Remembrance Day services
starting it off.
Saturday afternoon euchre
enjoyed a good crowd of 10 tables.
Cecil and Maxine Pollock were the
first place winners and second
place went to Eileen Mann and
Isabelle Gray. The third place
winners were tied, Barbara Ross
and June Jacklin and Kay
McCormick and Marie Merkley.
The 50/50 draw was won by Mrs.
Glen Sellers and six other door
prizes were given away.
The Saturday night dance to the
Westerners was poorly attended
and will be discontinued.
Sunday's breakfast was enjoyed
by a great many people and the
popular singles dance Sunday night
had a good crowd.
Initiation of members is going to
be held on Friday night, Nov. 27 at
8 p.m. with a pub night to follow.
Any member who received a letter
concerning their membership 'are
asked to return them as soon as
possible.
Anyone who is interested in
joining the Legion is invited to
drop into the Branch and inquire.
The Legion opens at 4 p.m.
weekdays and 2 p.m. on Saturdays.
Serving our Communities for over forty years
Remembering
Cadets were among those honouring the veterans during the Brussels Legion
Remembrance Day service, Nov. 11. Taking part in the service were Legion comrades,
Ladies Auxiliary members, members of Brussels Scouting and Guiding movements, Walton,
Grey and Brussels Public School student representatives, local politicians and the general
public. The service this year was held indoors due to the rain and high winds.