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Hello everyone.

Welcome to Scout/Guide Week 2018 – A time to celebrate the insight of our founder – Lord Baden Powell.
We at the 24th Scouting Family are very excited to be hosting our Annual Scout Sunday Service on Sunday, Feb 25. It will be a time to celebrate Scouting and all that we have to be thankful for. We encourage every youth and leader and families to join in this service. 

Our theme is “What is in YOUR cup?”. This is about putting your whole self in so you can get your your best out.

You can find more information about the service HERE

Wednesday, June 14, 2017

6:30 to 8pm

Where: Directions are here

Come and Register early and Save!

Reserve your spot for the 2017-2018 Scouting Season.

Cost:

$185.00/youth    Scouts Canada Registration Fee (rising to $215 after Spring Reg.)

$50.00/family   Family Fundraising Subsidy (1 per family no matter how many youth)

$40.00/youth    Dues

Payments can be accepted in cash, cheque, and we now accept e-payments.

For more information CONTACT US

Fall Camp and Fall Registration information is now on-line.

Registration Here

Fall Camp Here

Tonight, 18 awards were awarded to 24^th Kitchener Scouters.
The awards ranged from a 5 year service pin to a Medal of Merit.
Area Commissioner, Shawn Frederick and 24th Commissioner, David White where on hand for the presentations.

Left Back to Right Front: Scouters Brian, Bud, Teresa, Jim, Shawn, Peter, Margot, Larry, & David.

Here is a list of all the awards received by 24th Kitchener Scouters:

Milestone Awards

• Samantha King – 5 years of Service
• Brian Donaldson – 10 years of Service
• Dianne Miehm – 10 years of Service
• Julie Feledi – 15 years of Service
• Sandra Hattle – 20 years of Service

Medal Of Good Service

• Teresa Carse
• Brian Donaldson
• Dennis Feledi
• Julie Feledi
• Blair Morrow
• Sandy Sichewski
• Andrew Sinclair
• Margot White

Bar to Medal of Good Service

• Russell (Bud) Adams
• Lawrence (Larry) Conrad
• Holger Fischer
• Sandra Hattle

Medal of Merit

• James (Jim) Carse

Bar to Medal of Merit

• Peter Miller

Congratulations to all the award winners!

Spring Registration Evening

on

Wednesday, June 8^th

from

6:30 to 8:00 pm.

(Drop-in style)

At this time you will be able to pre-register for Beavers, Cubs, and/or Scouts and reserve your spot for next year before it opens up to the public in the Fall.

Note: Members registering for the first time have the added benefit of starting now with membership that lasts for 15 months.

End of Year Event

It will be like nothing 24th has ever done before!

Saturday June 4, 2016.

For our end-of-the-year event, the 24th Scouting Group is planning a short paddling adventure on the Grand River (in a shallow, calm part of the river) followed by a pot-luck and BBQ.  There are 2 parts to the End of the Year Event:

• the Paddle portion is from 9:15- 12 noon

and the

• BBQ portion is from 12:30ish – 2:30ish.

Please use the Register form below to sign-up for either or both parts of this event.

The PADDLE:

Those that are renting equipment:

Canoeing the Grand has a small parking lot and requires participants to carpool.  Participants will meet Scouter Paul at the Moose Lodge (655 Wabanaki Dr.) by 9:15am.  As soon as a vehicle has 4 or more people inside, it will travel to Canoeing the Grand (3734 King St E).  All participants must check-in at Canoeing the Grand at 9:45am sharp for lifejacket and paddle-sizing.  The shuttle leaves the outfitter at 10am.

Those that are bringing their own equipment:

Those who are bringing their own canoe, life jackets and paddles should meet Scouter Jen at the access point by 10am and be unloaded and out of the way before the shuttle arrives. We will meet at the M.R. Good Family Trailway parking lot at the end of Otterbein Rd.  Follow Ottawa St. east as far as it goes. Jog north onto Keewatin, then east again onto Misty St. Near the end of Misty, you’ll go south on a dirt road until you get to the parking area with the M. R. Good Trailway sign.

EVERYONE:

We will receive paddling instructions at the access point, do a group photo together, and then travel down the river in small groups.

The Paddle will take about 1.5 hours.  We should be back at the Outfitter by about 12 noon.

The BBQ:

After our paddle we will have a potluck BBQ and advancement ceremony at

• Moose Lodge, 655 Wabanaki Dr. (See Map Below)
  (At the back of the parking lot behind the Lodge)

Families that are joining us only for the BBQ should arrive at the Moose Lodge around 12:30.
Bring camp/lawn chairs if you want to sit down.

Register – Click Here

If you have any questions after completing the form, email party@24th.ca

Cost

Each boat has 2 seats for paddlers, and room on the floor in the middle for 2-3 small kids or 1 older youth or adult. There are also leaders attending that have extra room in the middle of their boat for a child or two. To get this discounted rate, we are required to make one group payment. Please pay your section Scouters ahead of time.

A whole boat is $45

• Share a canoe with another family & split the cost for $22.50 per family. (1 adult & 1 youth ea.)
• A child attending without a parent and would like to paddle in a canoe is $20 each
• A child attending without a parent, sits in the middle and enjoys the ride is $5 each
• There is no cost if you bring your own boat, life jackets, & paddles.

(Transport Canada approved PFD’s must be worn by all participants at all times while at, on or in the water.)

Click Here for a map of the route and locations.

A – Put-in

B – Moose Lodge

C – Canoeing the Grand – Outfitter

Yellow Line  – route on Grand River

Follow this Link for details and to sign-up

Sunday, March 20, 2016

Details Here