Showing posts with label Hazelwood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hazelwood. Show all posts
Monday, November 30, 2009
Australia Day Jan 26th in Hazelood and Churchill shopping Centre.
Starting usually a 7am this local event is now being held at the Hazelwood and Churchill shopping Center. (theory of this is great) As a Hazelwood and Churchill Event it is open to all aged Guiding personal and members. Event permission forms should be handed to the Guide Leader in Charge of the Guides on the day... signed by parent or carrer.
Previous years we have been asked to face paint as an activity while people eat and catch up with friends. Other times there have been odd jobs like the handing out of flags, song sheets, readings, hoisting the flag / color party [with Scouts].
One draw back here is that we usally do not get finalisation of anything until the week before. When we do it will be posted here. So keep an eye out and email us when if you think you are coming.
Previous years we have been asked to face paint as an activity while people eat and catch up with friends. Other times there have been odd jobs like the handing out of flags, song sheets, readings, hoisting the flag / color party [with Scouts].
One draw back here is that we usally do not get finalisation of anything until the week before. When we do it will be posted here. So keep an eye out and email us when if you think you are coming.
Friday, February 13, 2009


Some of last years Australia Day (2008) photo's.
A different place and a different time. But still we were there.
It was hot that day too. We were glad there was some shade and the Australia Day service started early in the morning.
Next time more sun shade and drink bottles will be requested to be brought. Just in case it is better to Be Prepared.
Australia Day 2009
2009-02-10
On the 26th of January 2009 some of the Churchill / Hazelwood Girl Guides made their way over to the Churchill Community Hall, to start the Australia Day ceremony.
This is one event that the Guides and Scouts share. The little kids get to give out flags and the Australian National Anthem (song) sheets.
We started the ceremony with the color party coming forward. The color party then had to raise the flag (Although they only had to do was pull a string to release the flag). Last year Jessica and I were in the color party. I had to raise the flag then too.
This year I got out of colour party and instead I took some magnificent photos trying to keep in the shade. It was hot.
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