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First Blyth Group Committee met
Dec. 3 at the Blyth Public School.
All sections have registered more
new members since September. Four
new leaders have been interviewed
for the current year, and the program
for the youth is going well.
For Halloween the Beavers carved
pumpkins and donated them to local
businesses to decorate their stores.
They also made snowflakes, which
were used to decorate the Scouting
float in the Christmas parade.
On a couple of nights, when
weather permitted, Beavers went for
a hike around the town. On the last
meeting before the Christmas break
they are going to have a movie night
and pizza party.
Cubs have not finished the
requirements for the Red Star.
Fitness and health were emphasized
for this badge. Topics covered bicy-
cle safety, drug awareness, good eat-
ing and hygiene. For one meeting
night the boys constructed an obsta-
cle course, using their skill and inge-
nuity.
On Nov. 6 Mike Scott made a
presentation to the boys about drug
awareness. .
They worked on a Christmas craft
for part of one meeting. For the other
half Jerrymae Marten assisted them
in the kitchen making Christmas
cookies.
For fun and fitness they went
swimming at Vanastra Dec. 4 and
Dec. 11. They look forward to one of
the fun events_ of the Christmas sea-
son, an alphabet tour of the main
street in Blyth.
In order to help the Cubs under-
stand what they are required to do
for different badges, and to show
them the natural progression of these
badges into the Troop program, a
chart has been provided for the third-
year youth. With this their interest
has been regenerated in what they
are able to accomplish.
Ndvember was a busy month for
the Scout Troop. Over the
Remembrance Day weekend they
participated in a fall camp, biking to
Blyth for the Remembrance Day
service.
The Scouts who enjoyed the
Canadian Jamboree in July made a
presentation to the Blyth Legion on
Nov. 6 in appreciation of the support
that they received.
They have also been working on
their CJ knives.
Venturers who attended CJ '01 in
Prince Edward Island this past sum-
mer made a presentation to the Blyth
Lions Club Nov. 8 in appreciation of
the support that they received in
order to get there.
This year the Venturer Company
has undertaken a major project. With
blueprints and materials supplied by
the owner, they are constructing a
single seat airplane. Along with the
actual work involved they are learn-
ing about the concept and mechanics
of flight, aerodynamics, navigation,
etc.•
The youth and their advisors are
very excited about this project, and
hope to .see the product of their
labours test-flown in the spring. •
With Christmas approaching and
no sign of snow, 1st Blyth Scouting
is still enjoying the season. On Dec.
7 all sections were well represented
on the Scouting float in the Blyth
Christmas parade.
Many thanks are extended to
Grant Sparling for the use of the
trailer, to Jerry Stevens of Great
Western Resources for the use of the
truck which pulled it. to Allan Peel
for the use of the straw bales and
to Gerald Hakkers who drove the
truck.
Again this year the youth collected
donations of food along the route.
Because of the generosity of many.
there will be a brighter Christmas for
many families in Huron County.
Ho, Ho, Hol
Santa Claus (Jennifer Popp) gave a resounding chuckle as
Blyth Public School students presented Santa and Me in
their Storybook Christmas concert last week at Blyth
Memorial Hall. (Bonnie Gropp photo)