Click -HERE- to view PJF’s (with input from Diane) photo album. Awesome job Diane & Sandra, thanks for the pictures, thanks to the 1st Guelph Firefighter Venturers, I could go on. The kids had a GREAT time, and most didn’t notice the weather, rain, wind, or snow! Over 200 (including staff & volunteers) made it out for at least part of the day.
Archive for the ‘1 Beavers’ Category
Wellington Beaveree May 8th history, and it was a LOT of fun!
Sunday, May 16th, 2010Wellington Beaveree – full!
Wednesday, April 28th, 2010Congrats to Diane & Sandra for putting together what looks to be an outstanding event coming up May 8th. With 140 youth, 40 vleaders, 40 parent volunteers, and 15 staff this will be one of the largest Beaverees in Wellington in several years. Camp Barber just might be a tad packed that day!
Wellington Beaveree – “It’s a Bug’s Life” – May 8th
Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010Join us for a fun-filled day of exploring all things creepy and crawly from 8:30 thru 4:30pm at Barber Scout Camp in Guelph. Full details by clicking -HERE- . If you can help (yup, we need volunteers!), or have questions, contact Sandra Walters at 519-836-4254 swalters@uoguelph.ca or Diane Hilborn at 519-766-9823 scouterdiane@hotmail.com .
Beaver Magic
Thursday, November 19th, 2009Dear Colony Scouter:
Are you ready for some Beaver Magic???
When: March 19,20-21. 2010
Where: At Barber Scout Camp, just southeast of Guelph. Registration will take place at 7:30 p.m. Friday and the workshop will finish Saturday at 4:00 p.m.
Who: This workshop is designed for Colony Scouters who would like to pick up some new ideas, share experiences and rekindle the Scouting spirit.
What: Topics to be covered during the workshop will include: Keeo and the Cub Link, Outdoors, Scouting for Youth with Disabilities, Resources, Games, Songs, Tails, Shared Leadership, Planning, Beaver Camping and Area Concerns.
Cost: The cost for this workshop (Friday evening to Saturday afternoon) will be $35.00 for registrations received by March 1st and $42.00 for registrations received afterwards.
Click - HERE - for more information
Santa Claus Parade in Guelph – all welcome!
Friday, October 30th, 2009The 31st Guelph is entering a float (Hay Wagon) themed “Scouting with Snoopy”, consisting of a dog house, Charlie Brown Christmas tree and Snoopy riding in a canoe. We are getting most of the youth to wear yellow t-shirts over their jackets to represent Woodstock.
We will be putting the float together Friday November 13th, 7 pm at 355 Elmira Rd Unit 136 (Go around the back of the building) if anyone is interested in helping.
Any group that is interested in walking (some room for riding) is welcome to join us. Please bring flags/banners to add flare to the walk. I will forward where and what time we are gathering before the parade. [The 29th Guelph has joined in already – let’s get a HUGE participation from Wellington this year, to showcase Scouting Fun!! ]
Message from:
Brian Reilly, 31st Guelph Group Commissioner
519-760-1440
Remembrance Day Parade in Wellington
Friday, October 30th, 2009Open invitation to all Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, Venturers, Rovers & leaders that would like to participate in the Remembrance Day parade. Everyone is welcome to join us, as we mark this annual event together.
The parade starts from the new City Hall this year, as there is construction around the Armories.
Please arrive at 9:15 am, in full uniform at the new City Hall front doors. Blue pants preferred, but jeans are okay, so long as the jeans have no holes.
Please bring your section flags, if you have them.
The parade will march to Sleeman Centre for the ceremony inside, and then please regroup behind Sleeman Centre to reform the parade in the laneway. Then the parade marches on Woolwich towards the Cenetaph to salute.
Please call Luc Desrochers if you have any questions – cell 519-766-3121
Scouts Canada Day with the Argos
Friday, October 30th, 2009Yup, it’s that time of year again. Click -HERE- for the flyer. It’s SOON (Nov 7th) so dont’ wait, do it now. You’ll have to do pickup or will call. See flyer.
Toronto Marlies Hockey Game Nov 21 @ 4pm
Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
This annual event drew 565 last year. With tickets for just $24 (seats worth $30 all by themselves), free give-away for everyone, draws for autographed sticks & a pair of Leafs tickets, meal voucher and skating on the rink after the game it’s an outstanding value. Click -HERE- for the flyer.