I bet YOU wearing your special bib overalls while giving the man-talk, scares the hell out of them!
The banjo music in the background is a nice touch too

My Dad taught me that if you want too impress a girl and win over her Dad, you insist on meeting him, even when the daughter is afraid of what he will say and do
I'd walk up, introduce myself, shake his hand and look him in the eye.
When he asked what time I was bringing his daughter home, I say " What time do you want her home?" I'd also admit that there might be beer at the function, and that we might have a few. Then I'd say " I don't drive under the influence, can I call you IF we need a ride?
  Never failed me, I stayed friends with some of the Fathers long after I quit dating their daughters

Paddler:

I think all the advice you have been given is right on, especially the idea of getting him involved with the planning.  My first trip to the Q was in 1996 with three other men who had all been there before.  I knew absolutely nothing about the park, what to expect, etc.  They were purely fisherman so we entered at Stanton Bay early in the morning and paddled all the way down to Russell in one day if I remember correctly.  I had no map, no idea if we had 1 mile to go or 100 to get to our basecamp.  We were in whitecaps part of that first day, and to that point the only canoeing I had done had been floating down a river.  I was so ignorant.  Obviously the trip didn't ruin me on Quetico, and I ended up loving it, but that first day was not very enjoyable for me.  I think if i had had a marked map it would have helped me considerably to be able to keep track of our progress.  BTW my wife and I travel the park together now, and our ideal trip is almost no fishing and moving each day, but we would have never had the chance to find our own rhythm if not for that first trip.

As to your route, I love it.  Get an early start.  I have entered at Beaverhouse twice and had wind issues both times.  We were able to paddle through some rolling water the first time, but were windbound last year with nine strangers on one campsite not too far from the entrypoint.  They couldn't even make it to the ranger station to pick up their permit, but almost overturned trying to do it.  They ended up paddling back to our campsite.  

Have a great trip!

ST
I think you meant east end of BH for camp sites.
Westwood