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Winter Camp 2012
This year once again for the third time the Annual Winter Camp will take place at Doe Lake. All the groups will participate together over the weekend of February 24 to 26, 2012.
Please Click Here to see some picture from last year.
Please click here for the WinterCamp 2012 Permission Form
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Doe Lake Camp encompasses over 800 acres of picturesque woodlands along the shore of a quiet lake just north of Muskoka.How to get there: From Toronto, take Hwy 400 north to Hwy 11 North. Turn Left onto Hwy 518 West, approximately 1/2 hour north of Huntsville. Camp is 7km in on the right. Doe Lake is approximately 3 1/2 hours north of Toronto.
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2011 - 2012 Scouting Season Starts on Sunday, September 18, 2011
at 11:00 am at the Armenian Youth Centre
Scout Khorourt members will be there to help parents register their youth.
All youth are to come in their uniforms.
Ages Groups
5 - 6 Boy and Girls Beavers
7 - 11 Boy and Girl Cubs
12 - 14 Boy and Girl Scouts
15 - 17 Boy and Girl Venturers
18 + Rovers
The Scout Marching Band will also be taking on new members.
The band is looking for youth to play the drums, trumpets, clarinets, saxophone and other instruments.
Training and music reading will be provided.
See Flyer
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Summer Camp 2011
This year the camp took place over the Canada Day weekend at Bonita Glen campsite on Lake Simcoe. The older Yerets' group camped for 9 days - their leader claiming "best 9 days ever"...Ari and Arenoush campers were there for 7 days and the Kaylig and Ardzvig groups for 4 days. The 110 campers enjoyed great weather, terrific food, lots of fun and games and of course wonderful campfires everynight. Handicrafts, swimming, and group work kept the campers busy all week. The Saturday night Visitors day campfire was well attended and ended off with a fireworks display.
Congratulations and a big thank you to all our volunteer leaders for their commitment at this year's camp.
Homenetmen Toronto Scouts resumes Sunday, September 18th 2011.
Please click here to see come pictures.
Boys and Girls groups
gives the opportunity to the Armenian youth learn about themselves
as Armenians, while developing in each individual a sense of social
and moral responsibility. The program is developed and implemented
by the Council, a body appointed by the Regional Executive. It
features regional camping trips and seminars on scouting and
Armenian-related topics, supplemented by illustrated manuals written
Armenian language. Following completion of each educational manual,
a final exam is administered, and those who pass receive the
appropriate badge and certificate.
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The program also features troop
activities such as field trips to local museums, and
amusement parks. Moreover, each troop hosts an annual
camping trip, inviting other chapter members to
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In addition to regional activities,
scouts from Toronto have participated in
Homenetmen's world
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Leaders Seminar The Boy and Girl Leaders attended a Leaders Seminar over the weekend of April 30 to May 2nd at Camp Endobanah. They participated in several Educationals and Team Building Excercises. Please Click Here to see some pictures.

Winter Camp 150 boys and girls took part in this years' winter camp from March 5 to 7. The younger groups went to Doe Lake and the older groups, also joined by the youth from our sister chapter Cambridge went to Endobanah. A perfect weekend full of sunshine and lot's of snow ensured that all the youth had a great time. Click Here to see some pictures.
Fall Camp 2009
- The Homenetmen youth, for their Fall Camp at a new site this year near Peterborough. The Camp Endobanah. This is a private campsite that we used to run our own Homenetmen program.
Please click here to see the all the pictures.
Summer Camp 2009
- The Homenetmen Boys and Girls had their annual summer camp at a new site this year near Peterborough. The YLCC Pigeon Lake Campsite. This is a private campsite that we used to run our own Homenetmen program. The older groups went from Monday, August 3rd to Sunday, August the 9th. The younger groups joined them from Thursday, August 6th to Sunday, August 9th.
The much anticipated Parents and friends Visit Day on Saturday, August 8th was well attended and the youth put on a great show.
Please click here to see the all the pictures.

Good Friday 2009
- The Homenetmen youth and Fanfare band gave colour and sound to the annual St. Mary's Church Good Friday parade. Please click here to see some pictures.

Regional Camp 2008
- Homenetmen Toronto participated in the Homenetmen Canada Regional Camp this year at the Awacamenj Mino Campsite from July 19 to 26. There were over 150 youth from Toronto, Montreal, and Cambridge. This camp takes place every four years and has left great experiences and memories to all those that attended.
Please check out www.homenetmencanada.com for the official camp website with more information and pictures.

Girl's Winter Camp 2008
Over 40
girls and leaders took part in their annual Wintercamp on the
weekend of January 18 to 20th at Woodland Trails Scout Camp. The
girls had a great time in their cabin, as well as all the
outdoor activities including tobaganning.

Groups
go Bowling
Over 100 boys and girls went Bowling on January 13, 2008
On Sunday, October the 28th the Venturer went on
their Fall Hike to the Warsaw Caves approx. two hour from
Toronto. The Groups Hiked, took in the caves and had a barbeque
lunch. Over 20 boy and Girl Ventuers made the trip and although
the weather was chilly, it was a beautiful and sunny Autumn day,
perfect for a hike.

Scouts
Summer Camp 2007
110
scouts took part in this summer's camp at Earl Rowe Provincial
Park near Alliston, Ontario from June 27th to July 2nd. The
older groups left on Wednesday morning and the younger groups on
Friday morning. Saturday June 30th, was Parent's Visit day and
approximatley 150 parents and other family member and friends
showed up to check out the campsite, take in a BBQ dinner, and
watch a great Campfire show.

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Scouts from Homenetmen Toronto
got together at the Armenian Community Centre on Thursday, July
the 27th before they set off for the Airport. At the Centre,
they received words of encouragement from yeghpayr Hratch
Najarian representing the Scout Committee and yeghpayr Zareh
Dervichian representing the Toronto Executive Committee.
Afterwhich they went into St. Mary's Church where they received
a blessing prayer from Hayr Meghrig. Thank you to Canar for
providing the transportation to the airport. The group's first
stop will be in Prague, Czeck Republic where they will go on a
tour of the fabled city. Then they will proceed to Yereven where
they will meet up with their brothers and sisters from Montreal
and represent Canada at the Jamboree.. We will do our best to
provide updates and photos as we receive them. Please
for
the first set of pictures.
Scout
Camp 2006
took place at the Ganaraska Forest Conservation Area from June
28th to July 2nd. Over 100 parents and friends came to the
campsite on Canada Day, Saturday July 1st to visit the scouts
and see their tents and handicrafts, A great Kebab BBQ was
served up by the Scout Khorourt which was followed by a Flag
lowering ceremony where Masnajoughie khoumpabed yeghpayr Saro
Farra thanked the scouts for attending this years camp. Scout
Committee Chair, yeghpayr Hratch Najarian presented the Deebar
Leader of the Year Award to kouyr Liz Balian for her
contribution to her scout group and to Homenetmen. The highlight
of the day was the campfire kharouyg where the scouts had
prepared a variety of skits, songs and other activities.
Although mother nature held her rain until the campfire, the
scouts did not let a little rain dampen their spirits. Yeghpayr
Jano Sarkhanian spoke on behalf of the Toronto Executive
Committee and thanked the leaders for their efforts and the
parents for trusting their children to Homenetmen. Yeghpayr
Vahan Tchalikian ended the evening with his words of inspiration
representing the Canadian Regional Executive. A great time was
had by all and we look forward to seeing everyone back next year
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