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Clinton News-Record, 1983-02-16, Page 14PAGE A—CLINTON NEWS -RECO Scouting news Watch for the Scotia win- dow displays corning next week. We would like to thank the businesses for allowing use of windows. Dont forget our Pancake ill/rich. Scouts -Went tobogganing at Brown's Hill and over the past weekend, the senior Scouts went camping at Ailsa Craig. It was the first Huron District wianter camp. They won the football game and lost to pond soccer. The Scouts and Venturers enjoyed the 1st Huron District winter camp. Don't forget next week the parent and son Ir;..:nquet at Wesley - Willis Church. Also our volleyball game on February 24. It's hoped the girls are ready for this game. Starting time is 7 p.m. at Clinton Public School. The following Cue: receiv- ed badges: Jeremy Lane, cyclist, Jason Fleet - Handyman, Skaters. Two boys received their red star - Jeremy Lane and Sheehan Carter. Raksha and her group visited Cooke's Florists. Akela, Bagheera, Shere Khan worked with the boys on the reef knot then had a reef knot relay game. Remember Cubs to bring your cars this week. The big race is February 19. Beavers "A" - The Beavers "A" played game called Ship to Shore and made Valentine animal crafts. Also played Pin the tail on Heart Mouse and Pin the fin on Heart Fish and had a bubble gum relay race. weavers "B" -Went tobog- ganing at Brown's hill on Saturday. They went over tobogganing safety for Saturday and then made Valentine crafts. Gui(d;,rg News The Brownies, Guides, Pathfinders are selling cookies. They will be out the next weeks getting orders. You pay for your cookies after they arrive in end of April or first of May. No money to be given now. They will be wearing uniforms. This money helps to finance packs and companies, helps finance trips, and special events. Pathfinders -Some girls presented challenges. They discussed the upcoming trip to Ice Capades and finished evening practicing for the volley]. 41 game. Guides -had a Valentine party and fathers were in- vited. The evening started with a skit about the history of Guiding. Mrs. Sylvia Brady presented a film on Mexico. Girls presented Valentine crafts to fathers. Brownies -Two ;::rownies presented articles from Mexico in which :rents visited. They are finishing the !:.rownies Around the World project. Played a new game called hat race. Brownies evening -They made Valentine crafts and Tweenies worked on re- quirements to Itecome a !:.rownie and Tawny Owl and rest of girls worked on weather reports and Kayley Mills did her Brownies Around the World ,.project. The country she chose was Switzerland. Remember to be at Mur- phy's Bus Line at 8:45 a.m. The bus is leaving at 9 a.m., arriving back at 5 p.m. Kippen news First meeting of Kippen 1 4-H Club was held Feb. 8 at the home of the leader Mrs. Al Iloggarth. Assistant leader Mrs. Diane Chalmers and five of the six members were present. Mrs. Chalmers will be tak- ing the Club, and this will en- title her to Provincial Honors at the successful completion of the Club. Ontario Heritage is the name of this Club which deals with recipes of the dif- ferent nationalities that make up Ontario's popula- tion. Results of Election of Of- ficers were: president -Diane Chalmers; vice president, Joan Binnendyk; secretary, Linda Roberts; treasurer, Linda Binnendyk; press reporter -Janet Hoggarth. It was decided to hold the next meeting on Feb. 16 at the home oT Diane Chalmers, it was agreed to have yellow duo -tangs. Members are to conic prepared to suggest a club name and also suggest designs for the cover pic- ture. After studying the book work, members and leaders divided into groups. 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