Monday, December 12, 2011

Christmas Wreath Fundraiser at Red-Robin Christmas Trees

Our Scouts were busy last week selling Christmas Wreaths by order, and at Red-Robin Christmas Trees.

Selling wreaths at Red-Robin Christmas Trees. Photo credit: Ian Manning

Thanks to Gerry Redmond of Red-Robin Christmas Trees (and maple syrup) for allowing us to sell at the farm during their popular annual Newfoundland dog event. The dogs were great at hauling trees and kids around, and were extremely well behaved.

Gerry and his staff were very friendly and accommodating, and offer a fun family-oriented Christmas Tree U-cut. Find them at 383 Route 616 (Keswick Ridge Road), or call at 506-470-5121.

Thanks to Ian Manning for snapping this photo of our efforts. Good luck on the MCFT Student Council fundraiser!

We still have wreaths for sale, but they will likely be gone by tomorrow. Talk to one of our members if you would like to buy one.

Monday, October 24, 2011

Daily Gleaner Article on Trail Reopening

Hello Everyone:

Here is a link to the Daily Gleaner article on our grand re-opening on Saturday.

http://dailygleaner.canadaeast.com/cityregion/article/1450206

Ken

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Corbett Brook Trail - Reopening

We had our grand re-opening of our section of the Corbett Brook Trail this morning. It was well attended by our Scouts, Cubs and Rovers, parents of 5th Fredericton, Fredericton Mayor Brad Woodside, New Brunswick Council Commissioner Peter Kent, and a representative from the Fredericton Trails Coalition.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

Corbett Brook Trail - Invitation to Reopening

As part of the rejuvenation the Corbett Brook Trail, the 5th Fredericton Scout Group will be officially reopening a section of the trail at 10:00am, October 22, 2011, with Mayor Brad Woodside performing the ribbon cutting ceremony.

Saturday, June 4, 2011

Corbett Brook Trail Work

Today the 5th Fredericton Scouts, Venturers and Rovers maintained the Corbett Brook Trail by trimming brush and by removing trash. We had a lot of fun and explored the trail.