Introductory Interviews are held at Bundilla on the first Thursday in the month.

For those unable to attend this night, your Group Leader needs to contact the DC and Training representative to organise an alternative.

Proudly presented by Mona Vale and Forest Rover Crews, "Seuss Moot" is set to be one of the biggest and best Moots for 2010.

•  Date: 12th - 14th March, 2010
•  Location: Camp Ku-ring-gai - on the Hawkesbury River
•  Cost: $25 pre-sold and $30 at the gate

Where's Camp Ku-ring-gai? Holmes Drive, Ebenezer. 27 km north of Windsor, on the western side of the Hawkesbury River.

What will be happening? What makes it different from other Moots this year?
•  Spit roast dinner will be provided on Saturday night, which is guaranteed to be a great feed
•  Great prizes have been lined up and the list is continuing to grow
•  All profits from the Moot will be going to charity to help raise funds for the Lymphoma Foundation
•  Lemi from Razorback Rovers will be running Shave for a Cure at the event

Great day and night time activities including:
•  The flying fox team
•  Rockcraft activities are being planned
•  Huge sound gear will be provided for a great night of dancing
•  We are currently negotiating with various live bands to perform on Saturday night
•  Iron gut
•  Bingo and Trivia
•  The Hawkesbury River is there for our use
•  There are also prospects of a jumping castle
•  All this, plus our excellently themed and planned out round-robin activities
•  Toilets and amenities are provided

Seuss Moot is being run by Mona Vale and Forest Rovers, who have combined and pooled our resources to provide Sydney North Region as well as Rovers from across NSW, the best Moot we can - so don't miss out on this epic event that will be remembered for years to come!

Crew visits are currently under way so please email David Butler (Moot Chief) at davidj.butler@hotmail.com if you would like us to visit your Crew to sell tickets.

Tickets can also be purchased by direct deposit to the following account:
•  Account Name: Forest Rover Crew
•  BSB: 062 295
•  Account No: 00903686
Please ensure that you write your name and Crew in the deposit description and email our Treasurer at killer_kyles@hotmail.com to let us know you've made the transaction, along with your postal address so we can post you your ticket.

NOTE - this event is for over 18s only

The Moot is just a few weeks away, so please purchase your tickets as early as possible to help us in planning.

Download a flyer for your Den at http://sydneynorthscouts.com/rovers/summermoot

Check out more details on Facebook – link via http://sydneynorthscouts.com/rovers/summermoot

YOUTH HELPERS COURSE

at Bundilla Scout Camp

on Saturday 20^th March 2010

COST: $35.00

WHO CAN ATTEND?

If you are working as a Youth Helper with a MOB, Pack or Troop you are eligible to attend this course.

You need to attend this course in addition to your work with the section to receive your Youth Helpers Badge.

HOW TO APPLY:

Complete an “Application to attend a training Course” Form

and return to GWS Region Office, 6 Baden Powell Place, Winston Hills NSW 2153

with $35.00

by  5^th March, 2010

This is a two day course.

More information is available in the A1 form.

Locations:
Saturday 6 March:  Meet at Pierces Pass top car park on the Bell Road at 9 am.
Sunday 7 March:  Meet at the bottom of Cathedral Reserve, 1 km past Mt. Wilson at 8.30 am.
 
Camping is available at Cathedral Reserve and is free.
 
A pre-requisite for this course is the Abseiler qualification.
Successful completion of this course earns the Canyoner qualification.
 
Bring lunch, water, raincoat if it looks like rain.  Carry this in a day pack inside a dry bag or plastic bags.
A wet-suit is good to have - otherwise a thick woollen jumper.

More information is available in the A1 form.

Necessary pre-requisite for this activity:  Caver qualification.
 
Location:
Bendethera Caves, south of Braidwood.  Meeting will be at 9 am on Saturday 20 March about one hour's drive south of Braidwood, at the start of the 4WD road.  Transport will be combined here into 4WD vehicles.  Camping is available here for those wishing to travel down on the Friday night.  The activity will finish about 4 pm on the Sunday at the same location.

More information is available in the A1 form.

Successful completion of this activity will qualify a Scout for the Abseil Proficiency Badge.
 
Theory night will be on a Scout meeting night in the week before 28 March.  Will advise when we finalise the location most suitable to most applicants.
 
Please wear closed-in shoes.  Bring a hat (optional), sunscreen (optional) and raincoat (if it looks like rain).  Bring your own lunch, snacks and drinking water.
 
The activity starts at 9 am and finishes at 4 pm.

Cost: $20
Payable to Region Office - 2 weeks prior to course.

Cost: $20
Payable to Region Office - 2 weeks prior to course.

It’s on again in 2010…

The 60th Sirius Cup Regatta

What is it?

• a chance for Scouts, Venturers and Leaders to get together at a camp based around water activities
• 
  the Scout Groups camp on Balmoral Oval, just a hop, skip and a jump from the waters of Middle Harbour, as a tent city comes to life from Friday afternoon
• 
  Scouts come from all around including interstate, Lake Burley Griffin and Lake Tuggeranong from the ACT, from the north (Belmont North, the Hunter and Coastal team, Ourimbah), from the west (Penrith) and from the south (Gerringong).

More Details…

• the Sirius Cup Regatta is the premier Scout sailing regatta on the Branch calendar and it is held annually
• there are 5 divisions of sailing races
• canoeing races for Cub Scouts, Scouts, Venturers, Rovers and Leaders
• rowing events
• iron man events for all-comers
• activities for the land lubbers
• evening entertainment

The when and where…

 12 to 14 March 2010
 Balmoral Oval/Balmoral Beach, Sydney

 For more details, please visit http://siriuscup.webs.com/ or email siriuscup@yahoo.com.au it in your diary now!

Mark it in your diary now!