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TERRACE — Scouting
was started in 1907 in
. England when Lieutenant-
General R.S.S. Baden-
Powell took boys to camp
‘on Brownsea Island. The
Movement’ was incor-
porated as the Boy Scout
Association throughout

monwealth. by a Royal
Charter granted by His
- Majesty King. George V
1912.
; Scouting started in
Canada in 1908... The
. Canadian General Council
of the Boy Scouts Associa-
tion was incorporated on
- June 12, 1914 by an Act of
the Canadian Parliament.

Cub Mark Wyatt Is just one of
the many youngsters who are
given an opportunity to learn
about camping outdoors.

the then British | Com-

The Canadian ‘General.

Council was a branch of
the Boy Scout Association
in England until October
30, 1946, when it became

‘an independent member .

of the Boy Scout World
Conference. —
A subsequent amend-

‘ment, to the Act-of Parlia-
ment-changed the name to.

Boy Scouts of Canada.
The aim of Boy Scouts

of Canada is to help boys
-develop their character as—

resourceful and responsi-
ble members of the com-

munity by providing op-

portunities and guidance
for their mental, physical,
social and spiritual
development. ;
The principles of

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Some students at Thornhii! Elementary School show prizes won after their participation ina

Rick Hansen run sponsored by the school In an attempt to raise funds for the Man-In-Motion
campalgn. Students ran a total of 26,200 laps around thelr school gym, ralsing $472.27 In

nickle, dimes and pennies.

Photo by Dantele Berquist.

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Scouting marks eight
decades of helping |
youth in development

Scouting are: ‘‘Man must,
to the best of his ability,
love and serve God;
Respect and act in ac-

cordance with the human.
dignity and rights of. in-

dividuals; Recognize the
obligations of himself to

develop and maintain his |

potential.’’

- The programs * of Boy -

Scouts of Canada are

‘designed to fit the needs

and abilities of specific
age groups. —
BEAVERS
-A ‘program for boys
five to seven years of age

was introduced in 1974, -

designed around the con-
cept of sharing.

WOLF CUBS

Designed especially for

boys eight, nine and 10,
this program provides
boys with the opportunity
to: work and play with

other in group situations;
“develop responsibility; in-.

crease their skills in hob-
bies and handicrafts. .

BOY SCOUTS

- Through Scouts boys
11, 12, 13 and 14 are pro-

vided opportunities. for:

membership in small

friendship and interest -

groups known as patrols;
‘challenging and appealing

_patyol activities based on
the principles of learning
. .by doing; developing good
-health and fitness; ap-

preciaton of the ex-

perience in the community

and outdoors; developing
individual hobbies, in-
terests and skills.

VENTURERS

A program for ‘youths
ages 14, 15, 16 and 17
which: helps them adapt

.to a rapidly changing

world by meeting people,

| going places and doing

things; through a club-like
structure, involes them in
more adult types of ac-
tivities; encourages activi-
ties based on member in-
terests; provides for com-
pany officers elected from
the membership; en-
courages involvement in a
wide range of co-educa-
tional activities; makes use
of community resources
and people with specializ-
ed skills and encourages
the members to become
involved in the life of the
community.

ROVERS

A program for young
men and women 17 to 23
which helps: individual
development and self
discovery; to develop a
program best suited to
his/her own personal in-
terest; to explore voca-
tions into wider communi-

ty.

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Terrace Cubs participate in the annual Kub Kar rally. ! |

Folk dancing set

FOLK DANCING SET

Sponsor: Terrace Multi-Cultural Association and Ter- be
race Parks and Recreation.
Event: Folk Dancing Club. |
Date: ongoing starting March 24. , ‘Z
Time: Tuesdays, 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. et {
Location: Terrace Arena Banquet Room: 2. & ‘
For more information, call Pete Braganza at i”
638-8529, | i”
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Find your telephone Number in this week's

Terrace Review and phone 835-7840 for your &
.free pass to the Tillicum Theatre. .

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March 14-20, 87 #

AN AMERICAN

TAIL
GENERAL Em

WITCHBOARD
9:15 p.m. only. 14 YEARS

THE MOSQUITO:

COAST
7:15 89:30 MATURE

CRITICAL
CONDITIONS
9:30 only 14 YEARS

Ctitical Condition

Al ALLAN QUARTERMAIN

rt Gabe (| AND THE LOST CITY
Sharon Stone 7:15 only 14 YEARS

March 21, 1987
McHALES NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE
2:00 to 3:30 p.m. FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT

7:00 & 9:15 p.m. 7:15 & 9:30 p.m.

Handicap Facilities Air Conditioned

co 635-7469

Terrace B.C.

ADULTS: $5.00 > CHILDREN: *2,50
YOUTH: *4.00 (635-SHOW)

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