| Training News | ||
| University of Scouting is March 3rd! | Online Leadership Training |
Outdoor Leader Training |
| ATTENTION
ALL LEADERS. UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING IS THE TRAINING EVENT OF THE YEAR!
Did you know that if you're not
fully trained for your
position you could put your scouts AND yourself at risk? This
includes
Den Leaders, Assistant Scoutmasters, and Commissioners as well as
Scoutmasters,
Cubmasters, and Committee Members. Click Here for Mapquest Directions. Click Here for the Registration Form for Cub Scout Training Only. Click Here for the Class Times. Click Here for Course Descriptions. Click Here for the Registration Form. ![]() |
Did you know that you don't
even have to leave your house to
get some training? That's right! Some training
courses are now
offered online through the BSA National Online Learning Center.
Youth
Protection, Safety Afloat, Safe Swim Defense, Cub Scout Leader Fast
Start,
Venture Advisor Fast Start, Boy Scout Leader Fast Start, and Troop
Committee
Challenge are all offered online as well as some other training
materials and
multimedia. |
Attention
Boy Scout and Webelos Leaders! The Introduction to Outdoor
Leader Skills Training will be available the weekend of April 13th-15th
at Camp
Kirby, Upper Black Eddy, PA. Join
in a fun-filled program of hands-on outdoor
skills training designed
to help you
master the basic camp skills required for Tenderfoot to First
Class. This
training will help you deliver the promise of Scouting to yourself and
the
youth you serve. Attendees will also work with other
Scouters, meet new
friends and reinforce skill techniques with fellow leaders. This is a
required
training to obtain TRAINED status for Boy Scout Troop leaders with
direct
contact with Scouts, including Scoutmasters, Assistant Scoutmasters and
those
registered leaders who work with scouts. |
| Playwicki and Tohpendel
Districts Join Forces for 2007 Camporee |
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Playwicki
and
Tohpendel Districts Join Forces for 2007 Camporee The 2007 Playwicki and
Tohpendel Joint Camporee is scheduled
for April 27th, 28th and
29th at Tyler State
Park in Newtown. This
year’s theme is “Outdoor
Sports” and will feature BB guns,
archery, fishing, sling shots and pellet guns. Don’t worry
moms --all these
shooting sports activities will
be conducted and supervised by the Sportsman Alliance from Ohio, a
community
service organization that runs these activities for Scouts around the
nation. Saturday
night features a combined campfire and OA Tap Out. All
these events are still in the planning phase, so if you
have any good ideas or would like to help with any of the activities,
contact
Dawn Macomber at BDMac1@aol.com
or Tom Leitz at tleitz@bsamail.org More
information and sign-up sheets are forthcoming. |
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Pennsbury District | ![]() |
| Covering: |
| District Chairman: |
| District Commissioner: |
| District
Executive: Sam Griga
215-358-7205 sgriga@bsamail.org |
| Round Table is held the second Thursday of each month at 7:30pm at Christ United Methodist Church. |
| Upcoming Events |
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Klondike Derby On January 12th through the 14th over 250 scouts and leaders had a blast at Ockanickon Scout Reservation. We made two very tall towers where we had the American Flag and our District Flag displayed on top of each tower. Each sled had to use their orientation skills to find each station. Rich Yatchyshyn and Jim Sullivan of Troop 102 always do an excellent job putting together both the Webelos and Scout Klondike. Another thank you to Crew 102, who again did an excellent job cooking everyone dinner on Saturday night. This event is always the highlight of the scouting year for Pennsbury and thanks again to all the leaders and parents who make it great. Boy Scout Results1st place T 102 Panthers 2nd place T 132 Stars 3rd place T 53 S. Bells Webelos Results P 100 Dragons, P 100 Eagles, P 120 Sharks, P 61 Phoenix, P 123 Bulldogs, P 123 Rattlesnakes, P 102 Corn 1, P 102 Corn 2, and P 132 Mustangs all ties for 1st place. |
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Swim O Ree Our 2007 Swim O Ree will be held again at the Truman Pool on Thursday Feb 22nd at 6:30 PM. The cost of the event will be $4. The 200 scouts, leaders, and parents always have a blast doing many great aquatic events. Dan Trost of Troop 130 has running this event for many years and he does a fantastic job with it. Thanks again to the scouts who have already volunteered to serve as lifeguards; without them there would be no Swim O Ree at all. |
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First Aid O Ree We are holding our 2007 First Aid O Ree at Truman High School on Wednesday February 28th at 6:30 PM. The cost of the event will be $4. Over 200 scouts, leaders, and parents make this one of the most well attended events of the year. Norbert Sonnie of Pack and Troop 168 will be chairing this event for the second time, and does a top notch job. The members of Crew 102 always lend a hand with running the Webelos portion of the event. Thanks again for everyone that helps make this event great. |
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District Dinner It’s New Year’s Eve in March this year! Come to our District Dinner and have a great time. It will be held at the Knights of Columbus on Saturday March 31st from 7-11 PM. The cost for great time is $25. We will also have silent auction, we will also be giving our some great awards. We are honoring some great Scouters with are the District Award of Merit, the Buck Award, and the Unit Honor Scouter Award. Jen Cumberland does a great job running the event and everyone always has a great time. If you never attended a District Dinner, you should mark your calendars; you won’t be disappointed. Click Here for the Registration Form. |
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Spring Camporee We have a very exciting location for this year’s Spring Camporee, it is going to be at the Bucks County Technical High School is Levittown. The Camporee is planned for April 27-29th. We are planning on having presentations by the Tech School and local businesses. The cost for event is $5 per person. This is an opportunity for al scouts to see different careers that they would have the opportunity to see. There will also be a cooking contest and the OA Tap out will happen just like last year. If you have any question about the event, please contact Bruce Bintliff at 215-260-0586. |
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Playwicki District | ![]() |
| Covering: Morrisville, Neshaminy, and Pennsbury School District |
| District Chairman: Bob Ansel r.ansel@verizon.net |
| District Commissioner: Russ Kantner rkantner@aol.com |
| District Executive: Bill Carter bicarter@bsamail.org 215-348-7205 ext. 104 |
| News and Upcoming Events |
Derby
Tests Scouting Skills
Playwicki
District Boy Scouts and Webelos Scouts tested their knowledge and
abilities at
the 2007 Klondike Derby held on February 3, 2007 in Tyler State Park,
Newtown. They
were young men on a mission in the park, as the scouts
held the annual Klondike Derby. During the Derby, about 200 Boy Scouts
and 100 Webelos
Scouts tested the skills they learned over the years at stations such
as “Dead
Horse Gulch”, “Mountain Top”,
“We’re
Stumped” and “Watch Your Step”. At “We’re Stumped,” for example, the scouts had to figure out how to slide their sled along a fallen tree without it falling off. Up to 200 points were given to the successful groups at each station. At the end of the day, after pulling their sled to as many stations as possible, the final point totals were tallied and the winners determined. Congratulations to the following winners: Boy Scouts: Webelos I : Webelos II : 1st
Place – Pack 230 Eagles Webelos Combined: Winners of the Sled Race : Win or lose, everyone certainly had a good time. Thank you to Dawn Macomber and Dave Clark for organizing this year’s event. Thanks to Craig and Pete Hill and the rest of Pack 4 for providing the hot dogs and hot chocolate. Finally, thanks to all those volunteers who braved the cold and manned the stations. See you next year! |
Pinewood Derby MadnessMarch Madness takes on a whole new meaning if you are a Cub Scout. On March 25, 2007, over 300 Cub Scouts from the Playwicki District will compete in the annual District Pinewood Derby Race at the Oxford Valley Mall in front of the new Boscov’s Department Store. Contestants consist of the winners of the pack competitions conducted throughout the months of February and March. The top three winners in the Tiger, Wolf, Bear, Webelos I and Webelos II divisions represent the pack at the district finals. Trophies will be awarded to the first, second and third place winners in each group based on the fastest computer calculated times. All participants will receive a special patch and certificate. Cubs must be in uniform to compete. Tigers compete from 10:30 AM to 11:00 AM, Wolves from 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM, Bears from 1:30 PM to 2:00 PM, Webelos I from 3:00 PM to 3:30 PM and Webelos II from 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM. All rules and regulations must be followed. Cubs must do at least 50% of the work on the car and cubs must do all the painting on the car. For a complete list of guidelines, please access the Playwicki District Pinewood Derby link Here or ask your Cubmaster. |
| District Dinner April 13th, 2007 Playwicki will have it's annual District Dinner at Hilltop Athletic Association. Everyone is welcome! The deadline to sign-up is April 8, 2007 so hurry up to reserve your spot! Click here for the Dinner Registration Form Click here to have an Ad in the Dinner Booklet Click here for the Award Nomination Form |
| Playwicki Annual Meeting Notice
and Call for Nominations Dear Fellow Playwicki Scouters: The Playwicki Nominating Committee is asking all Playwicki District Scouters to submit to them the names of persons for consideration for the following positions: Playwicki District Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, District Commissioner and District Members-at-Large for the 2007-2008 scouting year. Members at Large are the voting body of the district along with the Chartered Organizational Representatives. Members at Large are also the primary source of volunteers for service as chairpersons or member of one of the operating committees in the district. District operating committee include: camping, advancement, activities, training, finance and membership and are appointed by the incoming District Chairperson. The 2007 members of the Playwicki Nominating Committee are as follows: Bill Pfundt– Playwicki Nominating Committee Chair Bill Thompson – Playwicki District Representative Lew Mohr – Playwicki District Representative We ask that you please submit in writing the name, qualifications and contact information of the person you are suggesting by April 11, 2007, to the following address: Bucks County Council, B.S.A. Playwicki District Nominating Committee One Scout Way Doylestown, PA 18901 From this suggestion, the Nominating Committee will form the slate which will be voted on at the District Annual Meeting District held 8PM, Wednesday, May 2, 2007, at God’s Love Lutheran Church, 791 Newtown Yardley Road, Newtown, PA 18940. Meetings are held in the portable buildings at the back of the parking lot. Eligible voters include all Playwicki District CORs and current members at large. A majority of these eligible voters present at the meeting will approve or reject the Nominating Committee’s slate of Members-at-Large and District Officers. The nominated District Commissioner is to be an elected Member-at-Large, but is not specifically voted for at the Annual Meeting. His/her name is offered for appointment and approval to the Council Executive Board through the report of the District Nominating Committee and with the concurrence of the Council Scout Executive. Units CORs are encouraged to attend and exercise their right to vote. The elections process should take less than fifteen minutes. CORs may leave after the vote, but are invited to stay for the remainder of the meeting and become an active, participating member of one of the District’s committees. District CORs are also voting members of the council and are encouraged to attend and vote at the Bucks County Council Annual Meeting to be held on Monday, May 14, 2007, 5:30 PM to 5:55 PM (location in the Doylestown area to be announced). We look forward to receiving your suggestions and electing many new scouters that will continue Playwicki’s tradition of providing an excellent scouting program for our youth. Sincerely, Bill Pfundt Playwicki Nominating Committee Chair |
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Lenape District | ![]() |
| Covering: Centenial, Central Bucks, and New Hope School Districts |
| Steve Prusienski District Chairman Stephen.Prusienski@wakefern.com |
| Pat Wax District Commissioner patcommish@verizon.net |
| Bob Baird District Executive 215-348-7205 ext.106 bbaird@bsamail.org |
| Lenape District ROUNDTABLE - Roundtable is a monthly meeting open to all district troop, pack, and crew leaders. Roundtable embraces fellowship, district communications, and training, as well as an exchange of ideas where informative learning is fostered. Meetings are held the 2nd Thursday of the month from September through May, at 7:30 pm at the Neshaminy-Warwick Church on Meetinghouse Road in Warminster. |
| News and Upcoming Events |
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Klondike Derby The Lenape Klondike
Derby was a huge success!! This annual event was held on January 27
this year at Camp Ockanickon Scout Reservation in |
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Gold Rush Saturday March 17, 2007. Check in is at 9:30 am, the Gold Rush starts at 10am. This event which is for Cub Scouts, leaders, and parents is held at the Council office in Doylestown. The theme for this event is based upon the Great California Gold Rush. The format is similar to the Boy Scout Klondike Derby. The purpose of this event is to allow the Cub Scouts to put into action through friendly competitive events and games what they have learned through scouting the past year. Based on the team’s performance, they will be awarded a “claim” of “gold nuggets”. |
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Lenape Swim-O-Ree Monday March 19, 2007. William Tennent High School, Centennial Road Warminster is the location of this year’s Swim-O-Ree. Registration is at 6pm, the events start at 6:30 pm. Events for both swimmers and non-swimmers are available combining ingenuity, concentration and teamwork. |
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Pinewood Derby Saturday April 14, 2007. Butler Elementary School, 200 Brittany Drive, Chalfont is the location of this year’s Pinewood Derby. Registration starts at 8:30 am, racing starts at 9am. Cub Scouts build their own race car within certain specifications and the top three finishers in each rank (Tigers, Wolves, Bears, Webelos 1 and Webelos 2) from their Pack’s Pinewood Derby race are eligible to compete in this district final race event. Parents, leaders, friends, and of course Cub Scouts are all invited to attend. |
| Spring
Camporee |
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Tohpendel District | ![]() |
| Covering: Palisades, Pennridge, and Quakertown School Districts |
| District Chairman: Matt Zrada matt_zrada@merk.com 215-652-6566 |
| District Commissioner: Gary Price gkpscout@entermail.net |
| District Executive: Tom Leitz tleitz@bsamail.org 215-348-7205 ext. 101 |
| Round Table is held the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30pm at St. Matthews Kellers Church (Ridge Road & Kellers Church Road, Perkasie) 3668 Ridge Road Perkasie, PA 18944 |
| News and Upcoming Events |
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Fun
at the Klondike!
Also, check out or article in the Intelligencer http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/113-02042007-1294035.html |
| Pinewood Derby March 17, 2007 9:30 Sands Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge (Quakertown Rt 309 North of Walmart) Cost $5 Must pre-register with the Pack. Drivers get ready to start your engines. March 17th is the annual Tohpendel District pinewood derby the top 3 tigers, wolfs, bears webelos and webelos 2 from each park are eligible to race in this years event. All youth must be signed up by the pack no later than March 14th to be able to compete in this year’s race. Here are the rules and regulations. |
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District Dinner
District Dinner is open to all adult leaders. This year's theme is a Luau. Please join us for an evening of Fun, Great Food, and Dancing. |
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Tohpendel District is also looking for some good volunteers we currently are looking to fill positions in Finance, Membership, Activities, Training, Commissioners. If you would be interested in helping on the District Committee please contact Matt Zrada or Tom Leitz. If you know of any one else that is not receiving District e-mail updates and would like to please contact Tom Leitz to have your name on the District e-mail distribution list. |
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| Do you know what Exploring is? Exploring is an exciting, work-site based program for teenagers (boys and girls) age 14 to 20. Have you always wanted to ride an ambulance on an emergency call? Extinguish real fires? Practice responding to a terrorist alert? Learn about Italian culture? See the inside of a beating heart? Bucks County has a number of posts that do those activities and much, much more! Email Sandi Leonard at saleonar@bsamail.org to find out more! |
| Teens Learn More Than First Aid
At Central Bucks Ambulance They Learn to Save Lives and Be Leaders, and They Get To Have Fun (Partially Reprinted with Permission from "the Central Bucks Beat") Every Tuesday evening, 19 teens gather together at Central Bucks Ambulance to learn how to save lives. They are part of Explorer Post 125, a program that introduces 14- to 17-year-olds to emergency medical services. Some want to be doctors, paramedics, or medics, while others just want to engage in public service. For 15-yearolds Brian Campbell of Plumstead and Nick Lager of Buckingham, it's a bit of both. "I like the field and I want to give back to the community," Brian said. "I want to be a medic in the military." Nick said he wants to become a doctor and finds Exploring a good way to get his medical training started while serving the community. Doylestown
area teens Nicole Brandecker, 14, and Katie Zimmerman, 15, were
inspired by their loved one and the medical care they recieved."My brother was in a very bad accident, and one of our buddies who works here, he saved his life," said Nicole, an aspiring teacher. Katie saw her brother survive brain cancer and now wants to become a pediatric neurosurgeon. "He's the one who inspired me," she said. The Explorers get to First Responder training, CPR, First Aid and more, and when they are 15 years old and have received the proper training, they can accompany the squad's paramedics and EMTs on ambulance calls. "It's awesome. You get to see what people don't see in a lifetime," said Emily walsh, an 18-year-old Buckingham resident who wants to be a paramedic. The Explorers can also take the EMT class and become certified EMTs at age 16, and several Explorers have, or are planning to do so. "We're not just a bunch of kids who come on Tuesday night to goof off," said Matt Cain of Doylestown Township, "We come here to learn," added Brian Campbell. Joe McGinty, the paramedic who started the Explorer Post at Central Bucks Ambulance a year and a half ago, said the teens gain more than medical knowledge from the program. "It teaches them responsibility and leadership because they run the Post themselves," he said, adding he and a couple of other adults at the rescue squad act as advisors. The Explorers have elected officers, and they all vote on projects before undertaking them. They recently filled and sent 15 stokings to service members serving in Iraq after one Explorer posed the idea and the others agreed to it. They also are considering going on a ski trip when the weather is warmer. "It's a good way to meet people," Nicole said. Katie agreed: "You'll get friends, you'll have fun, and you might wind up saving someone's life," she said. Teens interested in joining the Explorer Post can call Mary Wallover at the squad at 215-348-8385 to sign up. Dues are $3 a month and are put toward the cost of social events, such as food for camping or ski trips. You can also check out their new website at: www.explorerspost125.com |
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Career Days | ![]() |
| This
Fall, Central Bucks and Palisades School Districts had their
Career Days. These awesome events lasted all morning and
enabled
middle school students to learn about a variety of careers by talking
to actual working professionals. Many of our speakers came
from
Scouters in Bucks County, and, according to the schools' students and
principals, this year's experience was stellar! If you want to be a Career Speaker for our Spring Career Days, which will be held in Lower Bucks at Poquessing Middle School, Franklin Roosevelt Middle School, and Tawanka Learning Center, email Sandi Leonard at saleonar@bsamail.org. |
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Cub Scout
Resident Camp Kirby |
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| Boys
who go to Council-sponsored summer camps are more likely to stay in
Scouting. For many of them, that’s why
they joined Scouts. Camp Kirby offers a
variety of camping experiences.
Mini-camp is designed for first-time campers or parents who want to
come, but can only stay one or two nights.
Three-day camp is our traditional camp and Webelos Extended is a full
week of more challenges for boys finishing Bears or Webelos
I. Boys can come with their Pack or Den, just
their parent, or by themselves as a Provisional Camper.
Come join us this summer for a Jungle Safari! The pool is a favorite spot for all our campers. Our certified Aquatics Director and Lifeguards provide a fun place to relax, receive instructions in swimming and water safety, and complete Aquanaut for Webelos. Certified archery and BB instructors run shooting sports. Everyone has the opportunity to try archery. Those staying three days or longer also learn BB shooting. Weeklong Webelos get the opportunity to use wrist rockets (slingshots) as well. Ecology provides a fun time with science and nature. In Outdoor Skills, everyone plays theme-related and water games. Those staying three days or more also learn Scout skills such as cooking, knot-tying, first aid, and/or compass skills. The program is rounded-out with a project at crafts. Campfires and water slide keep the fun going in the evenings. Meals are served in our air-conditioned dining hall. Campers stay on cots in large 7-person tents. Leaders have the option of bringing their own smaller tents if desired. Flush toilets and showers are available. Portable toilets are also located in other convenient locations. Make sure you have the updated forms to sign-up!2007 Pack Registration Application 2007 Youth Registration Application 2007 Adult Registration Application Come join the fun this summer! Get your application in now to reserve your first choice of session. If you have any questions, contact Viviane Hopper, Camp Registrar at vhopper@bsamail.org |
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2007 Cub Scout Summer Day Camp | ![]() |
| Take Cubs on a Magical Mystery
Tour to Ancient Egypt! Walking like an Egyptian
will be a snap for all the Cub Scouts who attend the 2007 Bucks County
Council, Cub Scout Summer Day Camp. This year’s theme is
“Ancient Egypt: Land of the Pharaohs." Campers will make their
own papyrus (paper) and write secret messages in hieroglyphics (picture
writing). Small groups of same age cubs will rotate through a series of
activities from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM learning ancient crafts and
searching for lost treasures. The Upper Bucks session
will take place at The two Central Bucks
sessions will take place at The Lower Bucks session
will take place from July 23rd through July 27th,
2007, at a location to be determined. Early registration
(before May 1st) is $110.00 and late
registration (on and after May 1st ) is $125.00.
A camper T-shirts is included in the fee. Registration is on a first
come first serve basis. Applications and forms are available at these links: 2007 Day Camp Camper Registration Form 2007 Volunteer Registration Form For more information,
contact Bill Carter at the Scout Service Center,
215-348-7206, ext. 102. |
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Boy Scout Camp Ockanickon | ![]() |
| 2006
will be a summer that stands out in history at
Ockanickon Scout Reservation. Our
staff
excelled and created one of the best camping experiences for many youth. We also broke record
numbers this year as we
came to the aid of our fellow scouters that had to leave Treasure
Island after
the floods. We were
able to offer the
Ockanickon experience to many of the units that were scheduled to
attend
Treasure Island. This
year also saw
some changes to our merit badge and activity schedule.
Our staff started to do a mock accident for
the emergency preparedness merit badge which gave the kids a closer
look at the
kind of accidents that could really happen and the work that goes into
treating
such injuries. Our
Dan Beard program
continued to grow in size as more leaders and first year scouts
realized the
benefits of that first experience.
I am
sure that if you talk to any youth that participated in the Dan Beard
program
this year, they will tell you about the Dan Beard songs and foil packs. With an experience like
this, who wouldn’t
want to come back to Ockanickon? We
currently only have a few spots left open for this summer, so be sure
that if
you want to attend Ockanickon in the summer of 2007 you get your
reservations
in soon.
Call Bill Mischke at 215.297.5290 x-30 to reserve your spot for the 2008 summer season. If you were unable to join us during the summer there is still time. Ockanickon rents camp sites and cabins all winter. If you would like to reserve a space please contact the Bucks County Council at 215-348-7205 and ask for the weekend camping coordinator. Please keep an eye on the Ockanickon website to find out about many up and coming programs. www.ockanickon.org |
| Pay your way to Camp with Popcorn & Nuts! |
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Pay your way to Summer Camp Pay your way to Day Camp Pay your way to special Unit summer events such as Philmont, SeaBase, etc. In cooperation with Trails-End Popcorn and the Virginia Diner Peanut Company registered Bucks County Council scouting members and families are invited to participate. This Spring Sale is an opportunity for units or members to help with immediate needs, but does not replace the fall Trails End Popcorn sale. Take Order Forms are available for each product line; participation can be in one or both. Individual scouts may participate even if their unit is not; commissions can be applied to summer camp fees or a gift certificate good at the Council Trading Post. 50% of total sales are offered to scouts or units attending a Bucks County Council Camp (Ockanickon or Camp Kirby). Payment should be made in full; credits will be applied to camp fees!CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND FORMS |
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| The
end of 2006
saw Ajapeu complete Quality Lodge, experience positive growth, and the
fond farewell to John Shaffer as Lodge Advisor. The lodge
welcomes Mike Shavel as Ajapeu's new Lodge Advisor and will benefit
from his experience and freshness. The Lodge is now gearing up to host the 2007 NE-2A Conclave at Ockanickon. If you know someone who is interested in getting active again in the Order or who might have skills that can highlight our Lodge and Council www.ajapeu33.org has the staff sign-up form or you can contact Nick Lutz directly at lodgechief@ajapeu33.org. The 2007 Lodge Banquet will be hosted at Foster Hall on March 10th and the sign-up forms are available in the Bucktail, and at the Council Service Center. The banquet will again include the wildly successful chapter video contests and a silent patch auction. |
| Editorial Staff |
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Sandi Leonard, Staff Production Manager Laura Fezzuoglio, Volunteer Editor Rick Hasney, Volunteer Layout Editor Special Thanks to: Laura Fezzuoglio for editing articles, Rick Hasney for html and design help, Al Folsoms for website fixes, Mary Wallover and Post 125 for providing a great article, Terry Robinson for the OA information, Ron Shuck for the Philmont article, and everyone else who helped out! Thanks for reading our electronic
newsletter! If you would
like to join our Editing Team (it's fun!) or have pictures or articles
to share, email Sandi Leonard at: saleonar@bsamail.org
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