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Text Box: At first it was diagnosed Tony Eijgendaal had an inner ear infection but after further tests it was found Tony had had a minor stroke. And in addition to Tony’s problems he had an eye operation in February. We wish Tony a speedy recovery. Great to hear John Tommasini, John Boardman and Frank Storey are doing well. On March 2, 2005 Mr. Ian Doggett, father of Robyn Kamer,

Text Box: It is with regret we advise Michael Wilson passed away at the Box Hill Hospital in January 2005. A funeral service was held for Michael at Le Pines Croydon and attended by a number of members of the Lodge and a large contingent of Scouters. Bob Collins is now back home after a spell in hospital. Bob is on the mend and we look forward to seeing back at Lodge meetings soon.

Text Box: father in law of W.B. Robert Kamer, grandfather of Bro. David Kamer and Bro. Adrian Kamer passed away at the Valley Hospital. The Master and Members of the Baden Powell Lodge extend their condolences to the Doggett and Kamer families. John Currie has not been well lately. John has had a fall and broken his arm and at his age a cast for his arm is not an option. We wish John a quick recovery.

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VOLUME 10, ISSUE 2

Gang Show Visit

This annual Scout show is always a lot of fun for all ages. Feel free to bring along your children or grand children. We will also likely meet for lunch preceding the show.

When: Saturday 25th June 2:00pm

Where: Besen Centre
Station Street, Burwood.

RSVP:    David Wain & Pauline Diver
             Ph: 8502 6304
             Email: jw@badenpowelllodge.com

Jazz in the Zoo

Text Box: Over 30 BP Lodge Brethren, widows, family and friends attended the February 2005 social event at the Melbourne Zoo. The Big Band sounds were an enjoyable addition to the relaxing environs of the Melbourne Zoo. The weather was perfect

Text Box: throughout the day and into the evening. This was another successful and entertaining event organized by our Social team (David & Pauline).

Text Box: Did you know that within the 1st three degree ceremonies there are 20 different charges which are delivered to the candidates? Within the BP Lodge we pride ourselves in the quality with which these charges are delivered however to maintain this quality we need to ensure we have all charges covered by more than just a couple of brethren. There is currently a fair number in which this is not the case. If any brother is interested in learning a charge please contact Peter Trenery or David Stewart to discuss this further.