Saturday, July 9

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Tamaracouta
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Saturday, July 9th / Samedi 9 Juillet 2005 • Scouts Canada CCJam’05
“All the news that hasn’t happened yet”
Thanks for the Memories
Week of Friendship ends
A
s the sun set, the wild west week Scouting activities at Tamaracouta came to a close.
The official closing ceremonies were on
Friday evening but the memories of
CCJam live on in the hearts of all
Scouts, Venturers and Scouters in attendance.
Radish and Gooseberries opened
the ceremonies by calling for the return
of the spirit frisbees that were presented
at the opening of the Jamboree. A special presentation of CCJam badges were
given to the Veterans.
Both the Canadian and CCJam flags
were lowered; followed by Ross Miller
and Mike Scott making a dedication of
a CJ’07 banner.
Baden-Powell delivered a special
message to all in attendance. CCJam
was officially declared closed by Ross
Miller.
Radish and Gooseberries thanked
Geneviève Maillé and Kevin Ward the
Youth Master of Ceremonies.
Performances by Red October and
Fighting Crime rocked the closing ceremonies long into the night.
If you don't give respect, then you won't
get any in return.
Fort Calgary: Filming the Bucking Bronco
Une semaine d’amitié et esprit
U
n gros merci pour tous ces souvenirs. La semaine du
Jamboree Canadien Central (L'ouest
sauvage) est maintenant terminé; plaisir,
soleil et laitue étaient au rendez-vous.
Voici donc un résumé des points
principaux de la soirée de clôture.
Radish et Gooseberries ont rappelés les
“Frisbees” de l’esprit du scoutisme.
Cérémonie spéciale de remise de l'écusson du CCJam aux anciens combattants. La descente du drapeau canadien
et de celui du CCJam. Ross Miller et
Mike Scott ont dédicacé la bannière du
CJ’07. Ross Miller a fait le discours de
fermeture du camp. Un gros merci à
nos maîtres de cérémonie Geneviève
Maillé et Kevin Ward. La soirée c’est
terminé par le rythme endiablé des
groupes “Red October” et “Fighting
Crime”.
Cyprus Hil s has most Spirit of the Jamboree
A
t press time Cyprus Hills has achieved the most
Spirit of the Jamboree Award.
Congratulations to all who were
involved.
Thanks a bunch (of lettuce)
T
he Telegraph Staff, Media Team, and Special
Events Crew would like to thank
everyone at the Jamboree for their
incredible support and indelible spirit.
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Fort Tamaracouta
Telegraph
Télégraphe
Jul. 9, 2005
Lettuce have a safe trip home
Obituary: Lefty McShoe
L
efty McShoe, faithful companion of Scouter Boo. He
took his last step in a Fort Calgary
mud hole and not even duct tape could
save his sole. So he hangs amongst the
trees. His journey’s ended; rest in
piece(s).
Badgers’ Club Contest Results
L
otto-Badge was won by Andrew Baldry from
1st Glen Cairn Scout Troop
Craigellachie. Andrew won 140 badges.
About $70 will be donated to the World
Scout Brotherhood Fund.
Lynx Patrol of 4th Petawawa Scout
Troop in Cypress Hills won the 100
badges in the Patrol Contest.
Duct Tape Discovered
A
fter searching for the duct tape all week, Scouter
Dale of 1st Lucknow Venturers discovered that the bump under his sleeping bag was not a root, but a roll of duct
tape. Mystery solved.
Découverte du “Duct Tape”
A
près avoir cherché son “Duct Tape” toute la
semaine, Scouter Dave, des aventuriers de 1st Lucknow a découvert que la
bosse sous son sac de couchage n’était
pas une racine mais son rouleau de
“Duct Tape”. Mystère résout.
The CCJam media team and special events team
Sports
I
n a recent game of lettuce ball, Waterloo defeated
Guelph 15 heads to 12. As a result,
their salaries shall be capped at three
heads. Players’ Association announces
it’s not just fun and games in the vegetable garden. More to follow tomatoes.
Memories
6
th Ingersoll Group when asked by the press what
memories they were taking back they
quickly responded, “We are taking back
lots, bumps, bruises, scrapes, skinned
knees, sore bones, stinking clothes, lots
of dirt, badges, and many friendships.”
Quartermasters’ Contest
W
inning verses:
“There was Romaine, Romaine / it
was driving me insane / in the store…”
— Dave Duff, 1st Bobcaygeon
“Their are gotchies, gotchies / as big
as Craigellachie / in the store…”
—2nd Peterborough
“There was Braden, Braden / lettuce
he was hate’en / in the store…”
—Braden Jones, 1st Chelsea.
Fort Tamaracouta
Telegraph • Télégraphe
Publisher
Mike “Gooseberries” Reid
Editor
Liam Morland
Contributors to this issue:
Diane Delisle, Rose mere Memorial
Clare Ford, Oshawa Area
Doug Peebles, OOS/Wellington A.
And countless others who
shared their stories.
Printed by / Imprimé par
Bureau en Gros, Saint-Jérôme, Québec
Yum: It’s not lettuce