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‘Joshua Lozineki,.

Terrace Beavers, enjoys a ‘sing-a-long with his ~

“Scouting friends.”

a member of the Seventh Jesse. ‘Dusdal of the First
demonstrates the Scout salute, wearing a

uniform.

‘

Terrace Cubs»

Ryan Beckley ‘of the First Terrace. Scouts in’ the
Horseshoe, ; a Scout traditional movement.

heritage |

SCOUTS

any : National’ Giide-Scout ‘Week
wd {Canada will be celebrated: in
- Terrace next week from: Feb. 16. . a

. ftiembers: in ‘the ‘area’ will be.

taking part, in, several, activities

A A:Cainpfire p program will be

Held “Feb. 21 from 7:30 to 8:45
* p.m. at the Thornhill Community
Centre ‘in company with. local -
Guides. Scouts and Guides are.

- preparing a display that will be

2 set up at the Skeena Mall on:
Feb. 22, the birthday of one of.
“the movement’s founders, Lord.
a ’ Baden-Powell. And on Heritage

ay youth =members.. _of the
ement will | be. dressed in

- : fritage uniforms and practising
~ “tpgditional Scouting ‘handicrafts:

oa “the display in the Terrace

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+ Arena banquet room. .
: Scouting is made up of

| ae and : Bight, Scouting is:
: inp looking for adult volun-.
tee $80. that this great program.

cout Wee 7

For. further «. information.

about Scouting, call Per Hal-
“yorsen at 635-2118. It is an
"enjoyable program for everyone *
so help, andthe traditional outdoor

who gets involved in it.”

GUIDES

- Gontributed, by .;
’ Kathleen Davies .

The Terrace ‘Guiding groups

“are collectively called the Tall”
‘Totem Division and are. under

the supervision of commissioner
Kathleen Davies.
Totem consists of cight units:

_ Sparks (up to five years of age),
four. groups of Brownies (six to.

‘projects:

The . Tall.

included international travel,
sponsorship of development .

-countries, community service

activities. =.
During 1990, 9.2 percent of

. athe girls between ihe ages of,

five and 17 were in the Guiding.
movement, and total membership
had increased by three percent
over the previous year. Total ©

in’ -Third) World —

membership in Canada, includ- tyagition is a strong element in Giiiding, as show by this ©

ing girls of all ages and junior |
and adult leaders, is now
269,532.

nine years), two groups. of.

Guides (nine to 13 years) and ©

one group of Pathfinders an to

15 years).

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As of this yeat there are. 135

girls in the. Tall Totem, led by

21 adult members and a junior

leader. There are six. adults in |

the division exccuiive.

Environmental, “concerns

were prominent in 1990 Guiding |
activities across: Canada. The
girls and-Ieaders got-involyed in °
recycling.

shoreline clean-up,

"18 years in busin

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remember is with an In

moriam gift to the Heart and Stroke Foundation

3c C. and Yukon. Please mail ‘your donation to |
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group of Terrace girls. The three in back model heritage |
uniforms of leaders, and the girl in front is wearlng a guide.
uniform from years gone. by.

| Ris headpieces mie

29", 1992.