Issue 35 OCTOBER 2011 - Goodna Scout Group - Scouts Queensland

Cub Scouts
Robyn Devine (Rikki)
Branch Commissioner (Cub Scouts)
bc.cubscouts@qldhq.scouts.com.au
INGHAM SCOUT GROUP EXPLORE THEIR TOWN
Ingham Cub Scouts and Joey Scouts recently undertook a "Know
your town" hike to learn more about the Town. Cub Scouts were
undertaking some of the requirements for Task 14 Your Community
and the Joey Scouts found out more about the Town.
The local library was a great place to learn the informaon we
needed. We also had fun ringing our mums learning how to use a
payphone. Ingham Joey Scouts and Cub Scouts along with
Bagheera "Grace Pennisi‐Maynard and "Kowari" Dianne Jensen are
pictured in front of the new cultural centre which houses the Art
Gallery and our New Library. We all had a great me and learnt a
bit more about our Town.
ENVIRONMENT DAY FOR SCOUTING IN CENTRAL AND COASTAL REGION
Going Green! Is the message out there whether it be in scoung, the educaon system, on farms,
in industry, or in every household, everyone needs to be aware of the environment.
Mrs. Joann Brzozowski, the Leader in charge of Environmental Acvies for Scoung in the Central
and Coastal Region held an environment day at the Banksia Scout Den, Fernleigh Avenue, Andergrove
on Saturday 3 rd September.
The day began with and games reinforcing the need to
recycle. The Cub Scouts and Joey Scouts hiked to Morag
McNichol Reserve and picked up rubbish as well as observing
the environment and vegetaon.
They returned to the den aer lunch to more
games, an interacve river story on polluon,
and an acvity where they decorated biscuits
as swamp rats which they happily devoured
for aernoon tea.
The youth member enjoyed the day of acvies. Mrs Brzozowski thanked the leaders,
the Venturer Scouts and a Rover who helped run the acvies on the day.
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