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Leaders

Being a leader within any scout group is volantry and the leaders within the 2nd Coatbridge Scout Group give up their own time and effort the help the young people within the scouting sections.

Baden-Powell said: "When you want a thing done,

'Don't Do It Yourself' is a good motto for Leaders."

Bill Craig

Group Scout

Leader

Gary Patterson

Scout Leader

Mark Furmage

Scout Leader

Mairi Marshall

Cub Leader

  1. View Bill Craig - Group Scout Leader
  2. View Gary Patterson - Scout Leader
  3. View Mark Furmage - Scout Leader
  4. View Mairi Marshall - Cub Leader
  5. View Maureen Black - Cub Leader/Beaver Leader
  6. View Mandy Cowan - Beaver Leader
  7. View LeeAnn Cowan - Beaver Leader
  8. View Kimberly - Young Leader

Maureen Black

Beaver Leader

Kimberly

Young Leader

Mandy Cowan

Beaver Leader

LeeAnn Cowan

Beaver Leader

You know your a leader when...

•Twenty-five Cubs cheer when you step into the meeting room; then you realize that you are the only one with the key to the games locker.

•You can clearly explain to a misty-eyed little chap why his collection of dead house flies does NOT qualify him for his Collector's badge.

•You can ignore getting hit in the face with a wayward ball. You find that old skit just as funny the 15th time around.

•You're sitting in a restaurant with a friend and he asks you what Scouts of Canada is all about and the restaurant closes before you finish.

•Your Biology Professor thinks you're strange because you're SURE that little Beavers grow up to be Wolf Cubs. -

•Your pack is unusually quiet and you worry.

•Someone offers to shake your hand and you automatically extend the left one.

•A parent comments on the noise in the room and you don't know what he's talking about.

•You're willing to trade your shoes for crest you don't have.

•Someone says "You have to be a bit crazy to be doing this!" and you nod and smile knowingly.