_ Heritage: Day

On ‘Sunday, February 26th, . -from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. the Scouting and Guiding Move-

ments will be joining the Recrea-

- tion Department and Heritage

Society in a display of toys-and games from. the ‘‘Olden Days”’. It will be taking place in the Arena Banquet Room.

When families come to this

display (which is free to every- . one in the community),. they will | ‘be able to participate in crafts

such as kite-making, paper

CUBS. aad a :

. ‘Wolf Cubs are an active pro-. gram for boys 8, 9 and 10 years

old: It is based on an exciting

mixture of games, crafts, music, Stories, . acting. and outdoors work. Cubbing provides appeal- — ing activities designed to match the vivid imaginations of its ‘members.

The Cub program allows boys.

to work together through mem- bership in the pack and six, through projects and through .sharing worthwhile group ac- tivities. It also helps boys to develop hobby and handicraft skills and to explore their emerg- ing personal interests. There is also an emphasis on such family

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| Lekicnson - “tors and Games — of Yesterday”

dolls, and Button on a ‘tring Everyone can try their hanc ;

playing Crokinole, Rig - - Toss, Hop Skotch and other such. old ance

fashioned games.

Display ‘tables ‘will be set ‘up one

for browsing through. The

Scouting and Guiding Move-° . °. ments will be selling coffee, juice aon and donuts. - ce

‘one in some fun. for the noon. .

_activities as ‘camping, house orderly work, cooking, garden- ing and home handywork.. As well, Cubs become familiar with “their community and environ- ‘ment through rambles, hikes ‘and tours of local resources.

The Cub motto is s “do your

best?’ and Cubs aré able to earn

badges and stars in recognition —

of their efforts to do their best in

a variety of fields. But learning |

is fun as well, and new skills and proficiencies are often gained without realizing it. Cubbing helps boys to channel their

ities.

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energies | into worthwhile a activ. ne

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* Scouting opens new worlds of iearning ~ and exploration. You’re our hope for the _ future, Scouts, and we salute you!

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