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Volume XXXX Number 1 Fall 2018Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds
ScholarshipThe Canadian Fellowship has created a Named Scholarship with Scouts Canada Foundation in2010 which is to be awarded annually to a youth member of Scouting. This scholarship is for$1,000.00 and will be awarded alternately (East or West) to a youth within Canada.The recipient of the "Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds Scholarship" must be anactive member of Scouting and be under the age of 26 on January 1st of the year of theapplication, and attending a university or college. Scouts Canada Foundation and theirvolunteers will make the selection based on the applications submitted. The Scholarship will benamed the "Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds The $1,000.00 is sent directly to theUniversity or College named in the application. A Baden-Powell-Guild in the area of therecipients' home town will present a Certificate and submit pictures of the presentation toMamook Papah.In 2014 the Executive Council authorized a second $1,000.00 Scholarship to be awardedannually - one in the west and one in the east. The boundary is the Manitoba Ontario border.
2018 Recipients
Today, I presented the award to Alvan TrainPresentation for the Scholarship 2018, (east) of at his first scouting meeting after summer breakJacob Hendren of Cole Harbour, NS. David Chan 42nd. Canadian Fellowship Baden-PowellRussell Beeswanger, Guildmaster of the 12th GuildsCanadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guild,Nova Scotia did the presentation on July 17, 2018.
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Mamook PapahVol. XXXX- No.1 Fall 2018
www.canadianbadenpowellguilds.org/Submissions should be directed to:
[email protected] for next issue is 02/01/2019
Mamook Papah is the official newsletter of theCanadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guildsand is published 3 or 4 times per year.
As part of their registration fees, MamookPapah is sent to all registered members of theCanadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds.Subscriptions for all others is $8 CDN per year.Opinions expressed are those of the writersand not necessarily those of the CanadianFellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds, theInternational Scout and Guide Fellowship, norScouts Canada.
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(Proofreader: Geoff Macquire)
Canadian Fellowship of Baden-PowellGuilds Executive
National Guildmaster: Mike [email protected] National Guildmaster: Dennis [email protected] Treasurer: Suzanne [email protected] Registrar: Jennifer [email protected] Secretary: Maria [email protected] National Guildmaster: Wayne [email protected]
Appointees
Archives: David [email protected]:15th Baden-Powell [email protected] Development: VacantWebmaster: Wayne [email protected]: VacantWestCom: George Gouraud
Nominating Committee 2016/19Email [email protected]
As we enter the last year of the current Executive CommitteeMandate for the 2016/19 term the Nominating Committee wouldlike to hear from members who are interested in serving a threeyear term on the Executive Committee for the 2020/22 term.
The Positions are:
National Guildmaster
Deputy National Guildmaster
National Secretary
National Treasurer
National Registrar
The current National Guildmaster becomes the Past NationalGuildmaster
If you are interested in one of the positions please email theNominating Committee a brief outline of your experience. Andif you are nominating another member you will need to includea signed approval by the candidate that they are willing toserve.
Duties and Responsibilities
The Guildmaster
Shall:
- Serve as Chair for all meetings of the Executive Council,the Executive Committee, and of those who
are designated to be Directors under the requirements of theSociety Act of British Columbia;
- Represent the Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guildson matters of national or international concern;
- Promote the activities of the members of the CanadianFellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds to Scouts Canadajurisdictions throughout Canada;
- Provide a liaison function with the National Council ofScouts Canada;
- Invest, or delegate a member of the Executive Council toinvest, the members of all new Baden-Powell Guilds, either inperson or by electronic means: and
- Appoint four members from the Executive Council to serveon the Nominating Committee; one of whom shall be the PastGuild Master who shall serve as Chair.
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Continued from previous pageThe Past GuildmasterShall:- Provide advice and assistance to the Executive Counciland undertake duties that are requested by the GuildMaster;- Chair the Nominating Committee.
The Deputy GuildmasterShall:- In the absence of the Guild Master, act for the GuildMaster in all matters- Be responsible for the encouragement and thedevelopment of new Baden-Powell Guilds.- Work to preserve any Baden-Powell Guild that appearsto be in danger of disbanding through lack of interest orsupport.
The SecretaryShall:- Prepare the Agenda and issue notices for all meetingsof the Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds, (theExecutive Council, the Directors and the ExecutiveCommittee), as well as the Annual General Meeting andthe Triennial General Meeting;- Record the Minutes of all meetings of the CanadianFellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds, (the Executive Council,the Directors and the Executive Committee), as well as theAnnual General Meeting and Triennial General Meeting,and distribute the Minutes within 21 days of the meeting;- Maintain and file all correspondence, Minutes, etc.(Minutes are to be retained for one fiscal year and thensubmitted to the Archivist for filing;- Distribute to all members of the Executive Council, acurrent mailing list of the Guild Masters and Secretaries forall the Baden-Powell Guilds in Canada;- File with the Registrar of Companies, as required underthe Society Act of British Columbia, a currentcopy of the Constitution, the Bylaws, and the Policies andthe Procedures for the Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds;- Serve as the Liaison Officer between the CanadianFellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds and the ISGF;- Initiate and monitor all twinning arrangements betweenBaden-Powell Guilds within Canada and abroad;- Work with the Stamp Bank Manager to promote theparticipation of all Baden-Powell Guilds in the Stamp Bank- Prepare an annual report that details the activities ofthe Baden-Powell Guilds in Canada for the ExecutiveCouncil, and a copy of the report goes to the ISGF.- Perform such other administrative or statistical dutiesthat may be necessary from time to time at the request ofthe Executive Committee and the Guild Master.
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The Treasurer
Shall:
- Maintain an accounting of all dues, fees, assessments,revenues and all other receipts and expenditures
that are relative to the operation of the Canadian Fellowship ofBaden-Powell Guilds;
- Maintain and control the stock and distribution of Baden-Powell Guild materials;
- Prepare and submit to the Executive Committee financialstatements that are reconciled to the end of the previous fiscalmonth;
- Recommend an Investment Advisor
- Arrange for the appointment of a qualified auditor who isrequired to submit an audited financial statement for the fiscal yearthat ends on August 31. Once audited, the statement shall besubmitted to the Executive Council and, upon acceptance by theCouncil, the Treasurer shall arrange to have the auditedstatements published in the next issue of the Mamook Papah;
- Prepare a budget of anticipated revenues and expenses forthe coming fiscal year three months prior to the end of the currentyear.
The Registrar
Shall:
- Maintain a list of all Baden-Powell Guilds within the CanadianFellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds;
- Assign a number in numerical sequence for each new Baden-Powell Guild;
- Obtain, on an annual basis from each member Baden-PowellGuild, a complete listing of its officers and members with full postaladdresses, telephone numbers, and e-mail addresses;
- Receive and record the dues, fees, or other assessments thatare forwarded to the Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guildsby each Baden-Powell Guild as well as copies of annual reports;
- Forward the Handbook and the Constitution for distribution tonew Baden-Powell Guilds;
- Prepare and distribute annual registration kits, and packagesthat contain information and instructions for creating new Baden-Powell Guilds.
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“Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell thedifference.”
Mark Twain
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Reports from AGM’s
BC Fellowship report for MAMOOK PAPAH
The past year has been a busy one for the BC Fellowship.At the Annual General Meeting of the Scout Properties(B.C./Yukon) Society, the BC Fellowship became a votingmember.During the year we had 3 new groups of Scouters ask toform Guilds, one in Terrace, one in Chilliwack and a third inPrince Rupert.We have also been invited to participate at PJ'19 with a BCFellowship booth, to promote Guilds.Our AGM in September was again hosted by the 31st and40th Baden-Powell Guilds and held at the Eagles Hall inMaple Ridge with 9 of the 17 BC Guilds in attendance.Our revised Constitution/Bylaws, designed to bring them inline with the BC Societies Act was passed.Several items were addressed including growth of existingGuilds, formation of new Guilds and communications withGuild members. Several ideas were discused, includingkeeping in touch with Rover Crews, retiring Scouters, visitinglocal Scout Area Meetings and being active with them,getting involved with the non-Scouting community so thatthey learn who we are.One suggestion was to give each Guild a PDF copy of theNational Guild Brochure that they could personalise withcontact information to use as a recruiting tool.In regard to communications, we considered Facebook, butdecided that someone with great social media skills (whichno one would admit to having) would be needed to monitor itfull time for it to be useful.The members thought that our "BC Guild News" was a verygood way to get BC information to members.
"GONE HOME"Lloyd Bygrave, 1st Baden-Powell GuildDoug Wellwood, 3rd Baden-Powell GuildJames (Jim) Lohnes, 31st Baden-Powell GuildTerry Colautti 107th Baden-Powell Guild
Submitted by George Gouraud, BC Provincial Guildmaster
Ontario Fellowship Report
The 73rd B.P. Guild hosted the recent AGM at Blue SpringsScout Reserve for The Ontario Fellowship of B.P. GuildsOctober 27, 2018. Although the first snow of the season anda flat tire for one of the Guilds tried to delay arrivals, themeeting began and offered a teleconference option for thoseunable to travel. The most significant decision was theunanimous vote to move from an Annual General Meeting toa Triennial General Meeting, beginning immediately.
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Therefore our next meeting will be hosted by the 81st B.P.Guild of Ontario in the fall of 2021 at a location and date to bedetermined.
Each BP Guild present spoke of their various fundraisers andgroup activities they have offered to support their localScouting groups. The assembly suggested a few differentstrategies to address the number of absent BP Guilds. Thisissue is a lingering one that continues to cause grief. At theconclusion of the meeting, the new officers were invested fortheir three year term. All in all, the comraderie and great foodprepared by the 73rd BP Guild made the travel to B.S.S.R.worthwhile.
The happy people at the Ontario AGM
Susan Little - Ontario Guildmaster and David Wiebe - OntarioSecretary being invested by Russ Kelk and Malcolm “Mac”
MacLean with the help of Larry Lyons (73rd) and Bill Edwards(63rd)
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“Keep your face to the sunshine and you cannot see ashadow.”— Helen Keller
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The Trading Post
The Canadian Fellowship National Necker is $20.00includes shipping
A new addition has been made to the Trading Post - anavy blue tie complete with logo has been added the
price is $25.00 which includes shipping a limited numberavailable.
To order contact:Wayne [email protected] Hwy 105River Dens, NSB0E 2Y0_______________________________________________
Reports from Guilds in next edition
I have received Reports from the following Guild that willappear in the next issue - 28th, 29th, 31st, 38th, 40th, 48th,63rd, 73rd, 107th, 120th
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Gone Home______________________________
Sylvia Elaine Crouse January 21, 1927 - June 14, 2018
Sylvia Crouse, age 91, passed away at Drummond Hall inHalifax after a brief illness; only two months after she attendedthe funeral of her beloved husband of 67 years, Arthur Crouse.She was born and raised in Lunenburg where she enjoyedskating, swimming, and going to the movies. After graduatingfrom the Lunenburg Academy she moved to Wolfville to attenda business course at Acadia University. She returned home towork at the Bank or Montreal and also helped her father JohnWalters with the books of the Thomas Walters and SonsBlacksmith Shop. In 1946 she moved to Halifax to become alaboratory technician where she worked under the direction ofD. J. Mackenzie at the Pathology Laboratory until her marriagein 1951. Art and Sylvia soon became parents of a family thatwould number five children. Sylvia's new career was raising thefamily and orchestrating many moves through Ontario and NewBrunswick, returning to Nova Scotia in 1965.Sylvia loved beingactive at home and in the community. She applied her creativeskills to making special occasion cakes and scrumptiouscookies, clothes and costumes for the family, quilts, andembroidery projects using published patterns but also creatingoriginal designs in cross stitch and needlepoint. She also taughtthe settler art of making wool beds at the Nova Scotia Museum.She held leadership positions with the Lutheran ChurchWomen of Resurrection Lutheran Church in Halifax where shemade church banners and countless quilts and baby layettes tosend to people in need around the world. She also served asthe congregational representative at several synodical andchurch-wide assemblies. She participated in a local group ofEngineers Wives, and for many years along with Artparticipated in the 12th Canadian Fellowship of Baden-PowellGuild and the Chebucto Links Lunch Bunch.She enjoyed theannual gatherings of family and friends at the Lutheran CampMush-a-Mush Family Camp, and the peace and quiet of thelakeside cottage that she and Art built in nearby Newburne.Their home and cottage were the gathering points for manyhappy times for their eleven grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren who will dearly miss their Nannie.Sylvia issurvived by four of her children: Joanne (Andy Paulsen) ofCambridge, ON; and Catherine (Jim Casey), Michael (Heather),and Thomas (Jen Sewell) all of greater Halifax. She ispredeceased by her daughter Barbara (Stephen Spearns);niece Linda Patterson; parents John and Eglah Walters; andthree siblings Christabel Canteloupe, Jean Crouse, and VernonWalters.Cremation has occurred under the care of the J. A.Snow Funeral Home and her ashes have been placed in adouble urn with those of her husband. A Celebration of Life willbe held on Thursday, July 12, at 11:00 a.m. at ResurrectionLutheran Church, 2096 Windsor Street, Halifax.
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A reception will follow in the church hall, after which theinternment will take place at the Hillcrest Cemetery inLunenburg.The family would like to thank the many staff ofDrummond Hall who supported our Mom through the lastfour months of her life with compassion andprofessionalism, and Pastor Kimber McNabb and BillMacintyre for their spiritual support. Donations can be madeto the Lutheran Church of the Resurrection or LutheranCamp Mush-A-Mush.
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Reports from Guilds
1st Baden Powell Guild
The 1st Canadian Baden-Powell Guild held their annualChristmas luncheon in Vancouver and had a few socialgatherings. Unfortunately Lloyd Bygrave went home inFebruary. He was a long time Guild member and Scouterfor 51 years. He started Scouting with the 12th Richmondas an ACM, moved to the 5th Richmond as a Scout Leaderand was District Commissioner for Richmond Georgia andwas a Trainer 3. He was awarded the Medal of Merit in1998. On a more positive note, Alex Hadden was awardedhis 55 year certificate and pin by Scouts Canada in June.
J Alex Hadden Guildmaster
3rd Baden Powell Guild
We continue to meet at Sands Funeral Home on the thirdMonday of the month. At this time we have twelve paid upmembers with one more to come. We are still trying to getmore members, like most organizations.Our Guildmaster is Ray Lockhart, Treasurer Bob Cools andSecretary Sally Burrows. We continue to support the ScoutTroop that goes to the Jamboree at Blaire Atholl inScotland.Four of our younger members also serve on the CampWoodlands Camp Committee, a wilderness camp at LakeCowichan.We continue to support the Kub Kar races in the spring andmaintain a Memorial Bench and plaques at the "DiscoveryCentre" north of Duncan, for former BP Guild members andformer Scouters.We held our annual Christmas lunch a bit early inNovember as most of us were getting busy with other Yulefestivities and families.In July we held Pot Luck dinner at Camp Woodlands, thiswas to give the membersa chance to see the camp thatsome of us are part of. Some extensive work had beendone out there and we wanted to show it off.This year our dear friend and long time member, DougWellwood passed away, Doug had been the treasurer formany years and he certainly kept us up to date andfinancially secure. Bob Cools certainly has big shoes to fill.
Respectfully submitted by Sally Burrrows, Secretary for the3rd Baden Powel Guild, Duncan, B.C.
22nd Baden Powell Guild
Elsie Adrian who is our longest serving member in the 22ndBaden Powell Guild. She has been active in the Scoutingand Guild movement in Prince George BC from 1966 to2018 and continues to this day.
As the 22nd Baden Powell Guildcelebrates its 33rd anniversary,here is a brief history of our oldestand longest serving member ElsieAdrian.1960's Prince George BoyScouts. Boys with an interest indeveloping outdoor survival skillswanted to join the Baden-Powellmovement. These skills werepassed down to young boys by
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Elsie's son Ken heard of a Cub pack and wanted to join. Soin 1966 Elsie innocently went to see what it was all about.Little did she know that leader Tom Burns was eyeing herup for a uniform as a potential and much needed leader.Her offer of wanting to "just be a helper" quickly led to herinvestment as a leader in the 10th Fort George Fraser Cubpack. Her husband Hank also joined the group and asnumbers grew, a second Cub pack was formed. Elsieaccepted and became the Cub Master (Akela) of the new13th Fort George Fraser group.In 1976/78 Elsie took her Baden Powell Gilwell I & II trainingto get more efficient in the skills she would need as a Cubleader and future Scouting roles she might seek out. In1982 Elsie did her Gilwell Train the Trainer. Some of theBP Guild group remember taking the first training coursefrom Elsie and rumour has it at the Flag raising ceremonyone morning, a bra just happened to float to the groundduring the unveiling of the flag. She adamantly denies itwas hers but all of us there had a good chuckle and to thisday we give her a hard time about it. We all enjoyed havingElsie as the leader of the Wood Badge II training We took itto heart when she told us to act like the Cubs in our groupsand that's what we did…hence the bra in the flag. Elsiecontinued with the Gilwell training for another 10 years butwe don't think she had the same group of fun guys as shedid in her first course.Elsie and Hank became well known in the Scoutingorganization within Prince George and in other parts of BC.They took part in camps, hikes, Cuborees, ScoutJamborees, JOTA Lynx Lake, Trees for Canada, TrashTrek, Kub Car events and so much more. They receivedmany Scouting recognitions including Bar of Merit in 1997and lifetime membership (BC Northern Region ScoutsCanada).
The Formation of the 22nd BP Guild
In 1984, the Adrian's along with other scout leadersdiscussed forming a BP Guild in Prince George. HankAdrian, Phil Ralph, Flo Dew and Roberta Moxham sent anapplication off in October of 1984 and by February of 1985a charter was granted to form the 22nd BP Guild chapter inPrince George. Phil Ralph was elected Guild-master with amembership of seven. Since its inception the 22nd Guildcontinues to fellowship with meetings and many foodoriented socials. During Christmas our commitment tocommunity service takes us shopping to provide food andgifts for a needy family through the Salvation Army Adopt-A-Family and we also spend a day 'Ringing the Bells' for theKettle campaign.Today we recognize the Scouting movement has changed.Young people do not seem as interested in joining so manyScouting groups have folded here and elsewhere due tolack of interest. It is sad, but like Elsie we hope this trendwill turn around one day as the young people of todaydiscover what they're missing! Perhaps a 'Scouting App'can be developed! The Cubs, Leaders and Guild membersexpress their appreciation to Elsie for her 50 years ofcontinuing service here in Prince George. We feel blessedto have her still involved in our Guild and look forward tosharing many more wonderful times together.
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“It's the job that's never started as takes longest to finish.”J.R.R. Tolkien
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Old Scout Photo
I am a researcher at the ScoutsCanada National Museum, here inOttawa.
The purpose of this correspondenceis to solicit your assistance, throughMamook Papah, in identifying theBoy Scout in the attached photopost card.
In 1964, the Boy Scouts of Americaissued a set of approximately 100postcards, each one depicting theimage of a Scout from a differentcountry. We have received one ofthese sets of cards at the Museum,and we would like to display theCanadian card with a descriptive
caption. I believe that the photograph of this Canadian Scout wastaken during the 1959 Jamboree in the Philippines , as many ofthe others may have been, based on similar background scenery.But what we would really like to know is the name of that CanadianScout, his home-town Scout troop, and a confirmation of when &where the picture was taken.
I know this seems like looking for needle in a haystack, but wehave been successful in identifying the Canadian boy who wasphotographed for another collection of 'Scouts-of-the-World' postcards which the BSA issued in 1968. What facilitated thatdiscovery though was that he was a member of an Ottawa troop,and I was able to learn his identity through one of the localScouters' Clubs, and a Scouter who recognized the 1968 photo asone he had seen in the Troop's scrap book. This approach hasnot worked for the 1964 picture.
I thought of the Guild Fellowship for this search because it hasbeen my experience that many Scouts who attended Jamboreesas a Youth stayed with Scouting as an adult. And just maybe he isnow a member of one of the Guilds, or someone that knows him isa Guild member.
Hoping that you can help.
Yours in Scouting…
Dave Truemner
Researcher & Group Registrar
Scouts Canada National Museum
NHQ Ottawa
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The Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds Profit & Loss Prev Year Comparison
September 2016 through August 2017
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Sep17-Aug18 Sep '16 - Aug 17Ordinary Income/Expense
Income
Interest 1425.54 0.00
Interest Triennial Investment 673.55
Membership Fees
Early Bird 7212.00 3,224.00 Note 4
Ontario Membership Fee Collecte 0.00 0.00
Prev Years'Registration 211.00 Note 5
Prepaid Membership 4,511.00
Membership Fees - Other 3294.00 2282 Note 6
Total Membership Fees 10717.00 10,017.00
Misc. Income 0.00 181.00
Sale of Guild Items 1464.00 1975.25
Total Income 13606.54 12846.8
Cost of Goods Sold
Cost of Goods Sold 3016.95 2,036.44
Total COGS 3016.95 2036.44
Gross Profit 10589.59 10,810.36
Expense
2016 Triennial Meeting
Air Travel 0.00 5,748.34
Ground Transportation 0.00 661.50
Hotel 0.00 2,970.61
Meals 0.00 1,500.41
Misc Expense 0.00 139.84
Parking 0.00 105.25
Presentations (Gifts) 0.00 560.14
Total 2016 Triennial Meeting 0.00 11,686.09
Bank Service Fee .10 1.38
BC AGM 0.00 0.00
brochure 0.00 748.64
Executive Expense
Archivist Expense 0.00
Past National Guildmaster 59.02 64.38
Registrar's Expense 816.75 607.37
Secretary Expense 0.00 689.72
Treasurer's Expense 00.00 100.00
Executive Expense - Other 0.00 0
Total Executive Expense 875.77 1,461.47
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The Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds Profit & Loss Prev Year Comparison
September 2016 through August 2017
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Sep17-Aug18 Sep '16 - Aug 17
Fellowship Gifts 0.00 0.00
ISGF Membership Fees 2357.17 2,561.54
Mamook Papah
Misc. Expense Mamook Papah 253.41 151.47
Postage Mamook Papah 780.42 543.20
Printing Mamook Papah 1088.28 720.86
Total Mamook Papah 2122.11 1,415.53
Marketing
Website 175.15 310.07
Total Marketing 175.15 310.07
National AGM 1,000.00
Reconciliation Discrepancies -1103.77 -419.92 Note 7
Scouts Canada -Scholarship 2000.00 2,000.00
Scouts Canada AGM 0.00
Society Act of BC 40.00 40.00
Telephone Conference Calling 701.43 525.16
Travel Expense
National Guildmaster 303.4
Past National Guildmaster 421.28
Total Travel Expense 421.28 303.40
Uncategorized Expenses 20.55 172.5
Total Expense 7709.79 21805.86
Net Ordinary Income 2879.80 -10,995.50
Other Income/Expense
Other Income
Donations
Stamp Bank 350.00 230.00
Donations - Other 0.00 -50
Total Donations 350.00 180.00
guilds closed 0.00 0.00
Total Other Income 0.00 180
Net Other Income 350.00 180
Net Income 3229.80 -10815.5
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The Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds Balance Sheet Prev Year Comparison
As of 31 August 2017
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31Aug.18 31 Aug 17
ASSETS
Current Assets
Chequing/Savings
TD Bank - Operations 18,462.68
TD GIC 10000.00 10,000.00
Travel Investment Savings 95000.00 95,000.00
Total Chequing/Savings 121,579.85 123,462.68
Accounts Receivable
Accounts Receivable 14.80 0.00 note12016
Total Accounts Receivable 0.00
Other Current Assets
Inventory Asset 2421.96 2,132.52
Undeposit Funds 32.20
Total Other Current Assets 2454.16 2,132.52
Total Current Assets 124,048.81 125,595.20
TOTAL ASSETS 124,048.81 125,595.20
LIABILITIES & EQUITY
Liabilities
Current Liabilities
Accounts Payable
Accounts Payable 6.00 1,665.19 note2
Total Accounts Payable 6.00 1,665.19
Other Current Liabilities
prepaid membership Income 1252.00 4,369.00 note3
Total Other Current Liabilities 1252.00 4,369.00
Total Current Liabilities 1258.00 6,034.19
Total Liabilities 1258.00 6,034.19
Equity
Opening Bal Equity 103400.12 103,400.12
Unrestricted Net Assets 16160.89 26,976.39
Net Income 3229.80 -10,815.50
Total Equity 122,790.81 119,561.01
TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY 124048.81 125,595.20
16,579.85
Notes to the Financial Statements for 2017-2018 Balance Sheet Note 1 $14.80 Accounts Receivable to be adjusted in 2018 . Note 2 Accounts Payable $6.00 to be adjust in 2018 Note 3 Prepaid Membership Income 2017- 1252.00 fees for next year 2018-2019 Income Statement Note 4 Early Bird -Fee paid early for current year, Note 5 Prev Years Registration- for membership from pror years Note 6 Membership fees -other-The membership fees are for current year membership. Note 7 Reconcilliation Discrepancies is for adjustment for previous unrecorded Inventory.