SCOUTING SKILLS: Devin Craig of the ist Terrace Scouts and Ross Fifield of the 7th Terrace
Scouts show off their knot-tying expertise at the B.P. Woodsman camp held last month at Furlong
Bay provincial park campground. PHOTO — ERIKHARKONEN

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THE SCOUT district. B. P
Wooisman camp was held Oct.
15-17, at Furlong Bay provincial
park campground.

The‘ campground covered the
basic'scouting skills scou's need
to leam before they can advance
into their achievement badge pro-
gram.

Carl Johansen was s responsible
for setting up the program and
Gary Shannon was camp director.

The camp. opened Friday. night
with scout troops. from ‘Terrace,
Kitimat,:Prince Rupert, Smithers,
and Kitwanga in attendance.

The troops busied” themselves
with camp setup that night,

Saturday saw: ‘scouts attend
training sessions: that’ covered -
compass work, knot tying, water
safety, nature, basic first ald, fire
lighting, and axe and knife
safety.””

The ; first year scouts got a
chance to try their skills in cook-
ing.

Older scouts worked on a
.bridge that spans the. hiking trail
that leads from the Furlong Bay
campsite fo First Avenue,

A campfire was held: that eve-
ning with scouts performing
songs, skits and yells.

Sunday moming, a scout’s own
was held with scouter: Geoff
McFarlane of Kitimat conducting
the service and delivering an in-
spiring message.

Camp closed at-10:30 a.m. with
camp pennants passed: out. to all
in attendance. .

Scouts, will receive thelr BP
Woodsman chevrons at regular
troop meetings. |

Scouts learned many new skills
and- had fun visiting each other
during free time. ©

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