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Saturday, April 21
at the
Mitchell Arena 9 pm -1 am
Bus Departure times - 8:30 Blyth Arena
8:45 Clinton Credit Union
9:00 Seaforth New Orleans Pizza
9:15 Dublin General Store
$6.00 per person Music by DJ
Lunch provided
- Age of majority -
for more information call
Janet 523-9527
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Memorial Hall
Blyth, Ontario
Tuesday, April 24, 2001
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office for more information or to
order tickets (5l9) 578-1570 or toll-
free 1-800-265-8977. Tickets may be
purchased on-line at The Centre's
web site www.centre-square.com
Honours and Awards banquet in
Exeter to receive recognition for 10
years of dedicated service to
Scouting. David Cartwright, Lavern
Clark and Nancy Hakkers were hon-
oured with pins and certificates to
thank them for their valuable contri-
bution to the Scouting youth.
On April 21 all 1st Blyth Scouting
Sections will participate in the
Millennium Project #2 at the
Benmiller Falls Conservation Area.
Rain or shine this is a community
service project from 9 a.m. until
noon, adding to the number of trees
that were planted last year on the
grounds.
For those adults and youth who
have been fundraising to go to the
Canadian Jamboree in Prince
Edward Island July 6 - 14, there will
be a Pre-CJ Camp April 27 - 29 at
Camp Everton.
"All sections are looking forward to
May 12. The Beavers will help with
the annual Scouting bake sale in
Phyllis Diller comes to Centre
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handicraft badge the Cubs have
made such things as a rain gauge,
hand puppet, and a kite out of cloth.
The next challenge will be to
achieve the World Conservation
Badge, which the Cub Pack will all
work on together.
The Scouts made bluebird boxes
and set them up around the wooded
area on Doug Scrimgeour's property.
On April 4 they were to practise
compass work around Blyth. The
challenge was to follow a pre-estab-
lished course, and to identify land-
marks along- various points of the
route.
On April 18 Meryl Thomas will
speak to the troop about alcohol, cig-
arette, and drug addiction awareness.
As part of the requirements for the
Chief Scout Award the second and
third year boys will take a first aid
course in early May.
On April 7 three 1st Blyth
Scouters attended the Huron District
Jamie Grant, General Manager of
The Centre In The Square,has
announced that Phyllis Diller is the
surprise act at The Centre on
Saturday, June 2.
Diller, a leading female stand-up
comic, has starred on television, in
movies, and on the stage, and has
headlined in venues all around the
world as a professional comic.
Call The Centre In-The Square Box
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The Easter singles dance goers
enjoyed the music of Southridge
Sound.
The Ladies Stag Night is Saturday
with Jeff West appearing to entertain.
If you don't have a ticket yet, call the
Branch. Palm readings by Roz are
available by appointment, so call the
Branch immediately.
The general meeting is April 24 at
8 p.m. This is the election of officers.
We need every comrade out this
night to show support to those who
are willing to stand for office.
We have a bus going to Casino
Rama on Saturday, May 5. It's leav-
ing at 8:30 a.m. The cost is $5 per
person payable at the Branch.
Book your seat now and don't be
disappointed.
The bus is open to anyone wishing
to go.
BUCK & DOE
Dave Jacklin
Kandice McNichol
SATURDAY,
APRIL 28, 2001
Brussels, Morris & Grey
Community Centre
Music by D.J. (9:00 pm to 1:00 am)
Age of Majority Required
For Tickets call:
887-8133 or 887-9003
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These three Brussels Scouts are heading to Prince Edward Island this July for the annual
Jamboree. The group atended a camp to prepare for the event, passing a number of required
badges. They were selected to attend by their Leaders who say the camp is for the "elite" of
Scouting. the total cost of $1,500 each. Support has come from Knechtels, CIBC, the Brussels
Legion, Optimists and Lions. As well the boys, from left: Bradley Hill, Devon Josling and Justin
Biesinger, have been fundraising.
Cubs work on conservation badge
front of Memorial Hall from 9 a.m.
until noon. Cubs will be selling hot
dogs and pop in the parking lot
across from the post office from 10
a.m. until 2 p.m. The Scouts will
hold a rummage sale at the Blyth
Veterinary Clinic from 8 a.m. until 1
p.m.
This is the last fundraiser of the
current Scouting year. The money
raised will be used to support local
Scouting events.
The next group committee meet-
ing will be May 7 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Blyth Public School.
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