The Citizen, 1991-08-28, Page 3Registration for another
Scouting season Sept. 11
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28,1991. PAGE 3.
Music students pass exams
Registration for Blyth Beavers,
Cubs, Scouts and Venturers is
Wednesday, September 11, from 7
to 8 p.m. in the Blyth Public School
Gym. A parent or guardian must
attend registration. Anyone with
questions can phone Joan Clark,
523-9659. New members welcome
to all age levels.
Beavers is for boys aged 5, 6 and
7 (kindergarten, grade 1 and 2).
They meet Tuesday nights 6:30
p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Beaver activities
include games, handicrafts, stories,
and special outdoor events such as
Winterfest and Bcaveree. The
major character influence is shar
ing. Beavers leant to share through
co-operation and team effort in
their fun, work, play and feelings
towards others.
Cubs is for boys aged 8, 9 and 10
(approx, grade 3, 4, 5). The Pack
meets 7:30 - 9 p.m. Tuesday nights
at Blyth Public School. Boys leant
to work and play with others in
During the month of August,
1991, there have been five reported
thefts or attempted thefts from
vehicles in Goderich.
At McGee's used car lot on
August 5, 1991, three 17-18 year
old youths were seen on the lot and
they fled when observed and on
checking it was determined that
they had removed four chrome rims
off a 1985 GMC Wrangler pickup
truck.
A car stereo was removed from a
camper truck parked at the Evans
car lot on Kingston Street some
lime after August 3, 1991, and four
wheel-rings were stolen as well.
The thief(s) entered the truck by
going in to the camper section, then
broke the rear window to the truck
cab.
A wheel disc from a 1988 GMC
pickup was stolen from the McGee
Motors car lot on August 7 between
midnight and 2:00 p.m. the same
day. The pickup had only been on
the lot for a couple of days and the
thief(s) removed 18 screws to
effect the theft.
Another theft took place at the
McGee car lot on the same dale
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groups and develop responsibility
for their own behaviour. They par
ticipate in small group activities
badge and star work, games, songs
storytelling, and acting. There is a
weekend camp at Benmiller in
May.
Scouts is for boys aged 11 - 14,
(approx, grade 6 - 9). They meet
Wednesday nights 7 - 9 p.m. Blyth
Public School. Scouts in co-opera
tion with their leader make deci
sions regarding program. There is
personal development through a
wide range of indoor and outdoor
activities, achievement, badges,
hiking, and usually several camp
ing weekends.
Venturers is for boys aged 14 -
17, (approx, grade 9 to 12). Ventur
ers meet about twice a mon’h. Ven
turers have a committee type
organization, electing officers.
They share adult responsibilities
with advisors in planning their
activities.
Crime Stoppers
Crime of the week
when a Pioneer super tuner was
remove from a 1978 Monte Carlo.
If you have any information
about these or any other crimes call
Crime Stoppers of Huron County,
1-800-265-1777 or 524-6851 and
you could receive a reward of up to
$1,000.00. Remember crime
doesn't pay, Crime Stoppers does.
Swine Club
tours
pig bam
BY JAMIE THOMAS
On August 13 the Central Huron
4-H Swine Club held their fourth
meeting at John Hussel's farm.
When everybody got there
members went on a tour of Mr.
Hussel's pig bam and he showed
how he made his own feed. Two
nutritionists from Kenpal Farm
Products talked about
requirements for healthy pigs.
President Amy Thomas
adjourned the meeting and
refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be at Amy and
Jamie Thomas' on September 9 at
7:45 p.m.
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Several area students recently
completed their Royal Conservato
ry exams in Blyth.
Grade 8 Tuba- Alison Sara
Wardrop, RR1, Wingham, Hon
ours.
Grade 8 Piano- Kerrie Jean
Szusz, Londesboro, Honours;
Andrew Perrie, RR3, Brussels,
Honours; Stephanie Lentz, Blyth,
Pass, Nicole Louise Middlekamp,
RR3, Aubum, Pass.
Grade 7, Piano- Colin Darling,
RR1, Wingham, Honours; Jennifer
Lynn Szusz, Londesboro, Honours,
Ann Uhler, RR3, Brussels, Hon-
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Jim Walsh and his son, Don, of
Goderich arc spending a week's
vacation in Timmins.
John and Vera Hesselwood
returned Aug. 21 from a very inter
esting tour of Churchill and Win
nipeg, Manitoba. In Churchill they
toured the tundra by plane and tun
dra buggy and bus and saw several
polar bears, elk, swans and geese.
Also on a boat tour they saw
schools of beluga whales. In Riding
Mountain National Park they saw a
herd of bison.
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Monkton, Honours.
Grade 6, Piano- Kimberley Ann
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Honours; erica Clark, Blyth, Pass.
Grade 5, Piano- Johanna Abigail
Ramirez, Blyth, Honours, Jane
Elizabeth Darling, RR1, Wingham,
Honours; Julie Lynn Glauscr, RR1,
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Grade 4 Piano- Heather Somers,
Brussels, Honours; Kimberly
Dianne Baan, RR3, Walton, Pass.
Grade 3 Piano- Trent Nelson
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