Here is some valuable Info for Calypso water park. We will be going rain or shine. You CAN bring your own lunch Anything alcoholic, glassware, BBQ's and portable radios are not permitted. Each attractions safety rules are displayed at the slide entrance and on the website. Know the ride requirements in advance. Calypso supports fun in the sun. Therefore it is strongly recommended that you apply sunscreen regularly. Do not forget to wear a hat and t-shirt when you take a break from the attractions. To prevent heat stroke, drink a lot of water. (not from the pool) If raining do not bring an umbrella. No balls or frisbees either. Lockers are available to store your extra stuff. You must wear appropriate swimwear. Swimsuits with buttons, zippers, snaps or rivets are not permitted. Jeans, shorts, t-shirts are also not permitted on the slides. Aqua socks are only permitted in the wave pool, pirate's aqua play and Zoo lagoon. Smoking is permitted only at the Hawaiian beach bar and VIP bar. Spending money can be loaded onto a system in which your fingerprint is used as a way to retain your balance. You can get any money back at the end of the day. http://www.calypsopark.com/parc-aquatique/en/ Calypso :: Ottawa Waterpark :: Canada Waterpark Please note that you will need to make a slight detour on the main access road when you arrive at the waterpark since we are currently doing construction work at the main entrance. Follow... CALYPSOPARK.COM

After a little bit of rain Saturday morning the rocket club has successfully completed their first launch. Using MARKS ( the latest in rocket pacing measurement technology ) we counted out how many paces rockets were from a target and used that to gauge who won prizes. First place with only 11 marks is Justin Keeping, with a tie for second is James McCafferty and Sara Hill with 13 marks, third place goes to Chandler Lapointe with 14 marks and with the farthest away from the target is Jade Johnstone with 263 Marks. A big thanks to Cpl. Mooij, OCdt Snelgrove and to all who participated, a big shout out to Abmer Luloff for the use of the Luloff family farm.

Special thanks to The Pembroke Observer and Sarah Hyatt for the excellent coverage of our Annual Ceremonial Review.

Tomorrow is also the deadline for permission slips and money for the two year end trips. Please feel free to stop by the squadron to complete this.

Tomorrow is also the deadline for permission slips and money for the two year end trips. Please feel free to stop by the squadron to complete this.

REMINDER Tomorrow night there will be a session for cadets and their parents, for cadets who have been accepted to a summer camp. It will start at 1900 hrs and go to approximately 2000 hrs.

June 14th will be the First Rocket Club launch, being held at the Luloff farm. (251 Kelly Lake Road, directions were handed out at tonight’s meeting) Transportation will not be provided and cadets must make their own arrangements there and back. Cadets are asked to arrive no earlier than 10:30 and no later than 11:15. The road is one way road so all vehicles will have to leave at once. We ask all parents to start arriving at 16:30 for pick up. Prizes will be handed out to cadets who can complete certain challenges such as hitting landing targets and furthest highest achieved. All cadets have one rocket engine included in there kits and it is recommended that more are purchased. Each rocket engine is $5 and I am sure after you launch one you will want to do another, especially if you are out there all day. The weather forecast for the weekend looks good but the Facebook group and the blog will be updated just in case of a change of weather. The 15th will be used as a backup day. All cadets are to bring water bottles, bug spray and sun screen. Cadets are encouraged to bring snacks as meals are not provided but light snacks may be.