3rdGuelph Cubs

2011 / 2012 Sixes List

Black Six Phone Number

advisor Tall Pine 519-362-1549

Sixer Joey MullinWawbeck 519-824-6810

Second Meagan Bann 519-763-4704

Bodie Florence 519-822-2846

Dylan Buck-Bowen 519-221-5624

Moira Jones 519-400-3526

Red Six

Advisor Rama 519-822-2846 Baloo 519-400-3526 plus KIM Andy 519-265-2987

Sixer Ayden Smit Red Claw 519-821-1277

Second Sean Connolly 519-829-1783

Alejanda Ale Ducas 519-763-6914

Karla Ducas 519-763-6914

Liam Deaton 519-766-0171

Katelyn Quan 519-821-1050

Kyle Sired 519-993-8815

Blue Six

Advisor Sahi 226 338-0840

Sixer Sarah Gilbert Wabeeno 519-836-6495

Justin Philp 519-823-8543

Toby Crooke 519-942-7539

Lynn Phung 519-265-2987

Katlyn Gibbons 519-265-6893

Green Six

Advisor: Raksha 519-716-4317 plus KIM Blair Janzen 519-824-7405

Sixer Andrew Phung White Claw 519-265-2987

Second Luke Skolseg 519-823-0035

Hannah Roussel 519-824-0869

Matthew Hopkins 519-836-7979

Ethan Rousel 519-824-0869

AKELA 519-240-1843

“The aim of Scouting is to improve the standard of our future citizenhood, especially in character and health;to replace Self with Service, to make the youth individually efficient, morally and physically, with the object of using that efficiency for service for their fellow men”
Baden-Powell, “Aids to Scoutmanship” 1919

“The aim of Scouting is to improve the standard of our future citizenhood, especially in character and health;to replace Self with Service, to make the youth individually efficient, morally and physically, with the object of using that efficiency for service for their fellow men”
Baden-Powell, “Aids to Scoutmanship” 1919

bring the answer to the next cub mtg

“The aim of Scouting is to improve the standard of our future citizenhood, especially in character and health;to replace Self with Service, to make the youth individually efficient, morally and physically, with the object of using that efficiency for service for their fellow men”
Baden-Powell, “Aids to Scoutmanship” 1919

Wow!! Blink and almost half of the cub year is done. December is on the horizon so I want to outline what is in store for our cubs:

22 November: GuelphLakeNatureCenter

29 November: meeting at the churchmaking paper from recycled paper which will become a Christmas card for the seniors at Heritage House.

6 December: Christmas craft for the seniors and a little carole rehearsal.

10 December: laser quest for which you should have permission forms.

13 December: We are at Heritage House on Gordon St south of Clair Rd. Please consider if your cub would like to do a solo performance of any instrument. I will be asking.

20 December: Our last meeting, before the Christmas break. We will be holding the meeting at RiversidePark to walk the lights in the park exhibit. We then walk to McDonalds around the corner for some treats and the exchange of the Secret Santa gift. Look for more details on both items soon.

A couple of points to note:

- Please donate any used clothing as part of the recycle badge.

There will be a basket labeled for such at all upcoming meetings

- Permission forms for the 13-15 January 2012 camp will be available before the break. We return from the break on 10 January and the forms are due then so we know numbers for food purchase.

Thats all or now folks!!!

“The aim of Scouting is to improve the standard of our future citizenhood, especially in character and health;to replace Self with Service, to make the youth individually efficient, morally and physically, with the object of using that efficiency for service for their fellow men”
Baden-Powell, “Aids to Scoutmanship” 1919

2 November 2010 running with pack.doc

NOTICE RE 22 NOVEMBER CUB MEETING.doc