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challenge that awaits them.

. SMILING FACES were the order of the day as local Scout leaders attended leadership training
- session at Northwest Community College. The weekend-long course acquainted the 27 people
participating with the aims and objectives of the Scouting movement and prepared them for the

- Scouting leaders”

By ERIC HARKONEN

The Terrace Scout district -
recently put on a weekend-
long Gillwell part one course
for area leaders.

Held at Northwest Com-
munity’ College, the course
was a basic training program
offered to those in leadership
roles:in Scouting. All leaders
are encouraged to take the
course as soon as possible.

The theme was ‘Get Hook-
ed on Scouting’ and pro-
grams were available for
leaders of Beavers, Cubs,

Scouts,
Rovers.
- The course covered many
aspects of Scouting including
its history, aims and prin-
ciples, the flag ceremony as
well as the many different
aspects to running a meeting
night, The subject of child
abuse was also discussed.

In many of their activities,
candidates assumed the role
of the youth members,
thereby learning to look at a
mecting from both the youth
and adult perspectives.

Venturers and

»become hooked

Campfires were held on
both the Friday and Saturday
nights with songs, skits and
yells performed. Religious
observances were held -Sun-
day morning.

The course ended later that
day with the presentation of
wallet certificates and a Tur-
shead toggle followed by the
singing of the course song.

A total of 27 candidates
and 10 trainers took part in

. the course which was very

imaginative and fun for all,

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