Last year’s 1st BX Cub Pack, winners of the 2014 Central Cuboree “coliseum theme” Spirit Award, in costume. Scouts Canada holds an information night Thursday for parents and children to learn more about the organization that welcomes kids ages five to 14.

Last year’s 1st BX Cub Pack, winners of the 2014 Central Cuboree “coliseum theme” Spirit Award, in costume. Scouts Canada holds an information night Thursday for parents and children to learn more about the organization that welcomes kids ages five to 14.

Scouts Canada gears up for new season

1st BX Beavers, Cubs and Scouts holds a registration night on Sept. 4 so kids and parents can find out more

Scouts Canada is alive and well in Vernon. To find out more about getting your child involved, there will be a registration night for 1st BX Beavers, Cubs and Scouts on Thursday.

“This is an opportunity for boys and girls aged five to 14 to experience adventures, learn about the outdoors, and build friendships,” said local Scouts Canada leader Kevin Bader.

Meet the leaders at the Vernon Scout Hut from 6 p.m. to 7:30 to learn more about Scouts and to register your child. The Hut is located at 1901-47th Ave., across from the BMX Park.

For more information, contact Dayna at 250-307-1152 or Sonja at 250-540-4662.

Meanwhile, Scouts Canada leaders from several North Okanagan groups recently completed the two-day St. John Ambulance CPR-C with AED course, including Dayna Li, Jason Kazimer, Shawna Bader, Mel Francescutti, Gail Gauthier, Dan Francescutti, Val Thomas, Chuck Beaton, Kevin Bader and Bert Verleg. These leaders proudly represent 6th Vernon, 1st Coldstream, 2nd Salmon Arm, Armstrong and 1st BX Scouting.

 

 

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