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14 -THE HURON EXPOSITOR, May 25, tale
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A LOOK TO THE FUTURE - Fifteen scouting members took part in the first ever Bluewater Region
Youth Forum, held May 13-14. The two day event took place in the Carlsruhe Leaming Center. Two
youth members from the area that attended the function were Steven Pullman of RR#2 Kippen, a
member of the first Seaforth Venturers and Kevin Waddel of RR#2 Staffa, a member of the first
Cromarty Scouts.
Local youths attend Forum
BY STEVE PULLMAN
Expositor CO-OP Student
Youth getting involved was the
key point when of the first ever
Blue Water Region Youth Forum
for Scouts Canada, on may 13 - 14.
The forum was held in the Village
of Carlsruhe southeast of
Walkerton.
Steven Pullman a member of the
first Seaforth Venturers and Kevin
Waddell, a scout in Cromarty, were
the representatives for Perth District
at this very special event. Each
District was to send one representa-
tive from their Scout, Venturer and
Rover sections. Blue Water covers
the area from Blue Mountain down
to Seaforth and the surrounding
area, so participants could learn
new important information and
meet youth from various places
within the region.
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The Service Officer will
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Seaforth on June 2, 1994
at 9 a.m.
Veterans and widows
wishing an interview
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In total there was a total of fifteen
youth representing various districts
at the function.
The Friday night's activities
included a question period on how
the scouting program is perceived
in the eyes of the public and the
participants. These questions were
asked in the form of the comparison
between the program and cars.
This was the end of the day and
the participants all retired for the
night. The next day was filled with
a vaned supply of group activities
to start the process of training the
forum participants for future youth
meetings so the new improved
ladder of communication from
youth all the way to the national
council could begin.
The Forum held group discussions
so the leaders of the scouting sec-
tions could know the views and
concerns about the program that the
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forum participants had. In many
discussions, topics like promoting
the image and putting the OUT
back in scouting were major issues
that were brought up on several
occasions.
The largest thing that was dis-
cussed was advertising, trying to
put the program back in the public
eye.
Some of the resolutions that were
made were to have more regional
activities, for example a regional
camp, and functions like the past
forum, another one was to get more
corporate sponsorship to reduce the
cost of uniforms and everything
else that goes into participating.
All in all it was a learning experi-
ence and hopefully an experience
that can be duplicated over and
over again. I was happy to be a part
of it and able to supply the com-
munity with the information
obtained from it.
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ENGAGEMENT
MIDDEGAAL - ROCK
John and Anne Middegaal
of Seaforth
are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Judy Anne
to
Craig Andrew,
son of Ken and Carol Rock
of Monkton.
The marriage will take place
May 28, 1994
at St. James Church, Sealorth
at 2:30 p.m.
Corvette
stolen
Someone broke a hole in the glass
to the North door of Evans
Chev/Olds in Goderich, on May 7
and went into the building where
the culprit removed the following
vehicle: A 1993 Chev. Corvette
two -door, dark green in colour with
a tan convertible roof. This car was
found abandoned in Ashfield
Township.
Someone entered the 'Used Book
Pedlar' store on Hamilton Street in
Goderich between the hours of
12:30 and 14:30 on May 1 and
stole the following items: Models:
'Star Trek With Sounds', 'Role
Playing Board'. Books: Palladium
series, 'Africa' and 'England',
Cable series, 'Batman'. One
package of Palladium series
miniatures (titles unknown). In
addition two packages of dice were
stolen.
During the period between April
30 and May a residence at Lot 18
Conc. 14 Hay Twp., was broken
into and ransacked.
The thief made off with a large
amount of property including a
VCR, TV, movie tapes, jewellery
and tools, along with a radio,
electronic games and liquor.
A break, enter and theft took
place at Lot 19, LRW Stanley
Twp., sometime after May 6 and
before May 7. The thief smashed a
window to gain entry and once
inside stole. 1 - Electroholme VCR;
1 - Mitsubushi cabinet stereo
including a duel cassette deck
model #DT76 Ser. #CN13830 and
a amplifier and model LT46
turntable; 2 - large marble elephants
(501bs. each). 1 - set Tasco
binoculars. 1 - CAMCO .6 Cubic
foot microwave. Assorted makes
and amounts of beer and liquor
were taken.
Thieves smashed a window at
Anstett Jewellers in Exeter using a
large rock and then they stole a
quantity of jewellery including 200
gold chains and 25 sterling silver
rings and 25 South Huron District
High School rings. A newer model
Chevrolet Z24 cavalier two -door
red with a grey stripe along the
bottom was seen. Two male
suspects were seen and are
described as follows: #1 - 5 ft. 10
inch 180-200 lbs., short black hair
and wearing a black sweat shirt. #2
- Thin build, 160 lbs. wearing a
hooded sweatshirt over his head.
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