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DATES
& PLACES: April 2007 5
– Cub District Pinewood Derby at 6
– OA Chapter Meeting 8
– District Committee Meeting at People of 10
– District Commissioner Meeting at First Presbyterian Church, 10
– Cub Scout Roundtable at First Presbyterian Church, 10
– Boy Scout Roundtable at First Presbyterian Church, 10
– Ideal Year of Scouting Training at First Presbyterian Church, 10
– Circuit of Fun 11-13
– Circuit of Fun Lucas Oil NHRA Division Race 15
– Council Coordinated at 18
– Cub Scout and Webelos Scout Early Bird Summer 19
– Do-It-To-It Day at 28
– FOS Report May 2007 1
– 2009 Boy Scout Summer 2
– Boy Scout Summer Camp Early Bird Due! 2-4
– Spring Camporee at 4
– OA Chapter Meeting 6
– District Committee Meeting at People of 8
– District Commissioner Meeting at 8
– Cub Scout Roundtable at 8
– Boy Scout Roundtable at 10
– Circuit of Fun Indians Baseball Game and Tiger Graduation 11
– Happy Mother’s Day! 24
– 25
– 26
– Memorial Day, Offices Closed. Thanks so much to our veterans! 28
– FOS Report in 30
– Circuit of Fun Indians Baseball Game and Scout Campout Looking
Ahead: May 2-4 Camporees 2-4 Outdoor Leader
Skills Training 2-4 Outdoor Web Leader
Training 4 OA Chapter 9-12 OA Spring Ordeal 13 District Committee 15 Commissioners Staff Review 15 Cub Scout Roundtable 15 Boy Scout Roundtable 24 Venture Specific
Training 26 District FOS Report Welcome
to the following people for joining the District Committee! Golden
Eagle District Webelos to Scout Transition Chair: Garry Reece Golden
Eagle District Popcorn Chair: Doug Dent Golden
Eagle District Cub Scout Training Chair: Beth Shaffer Golden
Eagle District Cub Scout Baseball Chair: Scot Laudicina
Spring
Camporee - Join
Our Crusade Now, Adventure Awaits! Come,
but come only if ye be men of valor! You
are invited to live these Medieval Times with us. Place
this Gala Event on your Scout Units Calendar. Invite
the WEBELOS DENS.
Cub
Scout Field Day
Pre-registration
is required DISTRICT WEBELOS TO SCOUT TRANSITION CHAIR: Garry
Reece "Webelos
to Boy Scout Transition Workshop" for Webelos Leaders & Scoutmasters. It will
be held at: Morrow's
Dutch oven pizza & maybe cherry/apple cobbler will be served Bring a lawn chair "Help us keep the Scouts we've already got!" Garry Reece DISTRICT PROGRAM CHAIR Jack Spears
Indian
Jim has been a symbol used in identifying Camp Red Wing since 1959. The
creation was a gift from cartoonist Tom Ryan.
This gateway was used at a National Boy Scout Jamboree and has been
used at Camp Red Wing on numerous occasions. The
gateway is in need of a new paint job and some new hardware.
If anyone is interested in doing a restoration please contact the
Spring
Do-It To-It Workday Saturday,
April 19.
DISTRICT
COMMISSIONER DON’T MISS THE WHITE ELEPHANT GIFT EXCHANGE AT OUR MAY
ROUNDTABLE Following are new commissioner/unit assignments.
Packs
15, 20, Troops 15, 25, Crew/Posts 3,; Packs 15, 20, Troops 9, 15, 25,
Crew/Posts 3, 380,276; all units not listed
below Hm (765) 282-4759, kgoth@iquest.net Packs 50, 58, 60, 62,
Troops 58,60, Crews 9, 50, 9253 hm (765) 964-6181 Packs 31, 41, & 76,
Troops 287, 387 hm (765) 286-8492 Packs
27, 28, 35, & 37, Troopss 27, 28, 37, Crew/Posts 101, 1720, 3733, hm (765) 741-0504 Packs
5, 30, 42, 74, & 303, Troops 1, 39, 69, 74 hm (765) 286-5093 Packs
9, 11, 33, 56, 70, 71, 500, Troops 22, 77, 316, 500, Crew 500 hm (765) 286-8374 Packs
2, 81R, 81D, Troops 2, 81D, 81R, 596 hm
(765) 378-7408 Need some help? Call
your unit commissioner! We are
here to help, and the above mentioned things are part of what it takes to make
a successful unit have a successful year.
Golden Eagle District Commissioner 765-282-4759 Email: kgoth@iquest.net DISTRICT
EXECUTIVE Family Friends of Scouting
2008!
Can you believe it is that time of year already?! The annual Friends of
Scouting Campaign is starting up now! The Family portion of the campaign plays
a very vital part in the overall success of the campaign, and keeps Scouting
alive and well in Golden Eagle! Please
schedule a presentation as soon as possible.
To get your presentation on the calendar please contact Thanks to the following units for already scheduling their
presentations: Packs 6, 9, 10, 11, 15, 20, 28, 30, 31, 35, 37, 40, 42, 43, 44,
45, 49, 50, 58, 62, 71, 74, 84, 85, 88, 189, 303, 450, 463, 477; Troops 1, 6, 9, 10, 15, 22, 25, 28, 39, 43, 44, 45, 49, 84, 88,
189, 287, 387, 450; Crews 6, 44, 49, 50, 86, 194, 195,
295; Teams
17, 86, 191, 192, 193, 194, 291, 293, 295, 296, 297, 393! What is White Stag Junior Leader Training?
It is White
Stag National Youth Leadership Training! White Stag
is a seven-day outdoor experience for youth leaders in support of the
Scoutmaster's responsibility for the training of troop junior leaders. The
council leadership training committee conducts White
Stag using an outline approved by the Boy Scout Division of the Boy Scouts
of America. Scouting
recognizes that Scoutmasters have the responsibility of training their own
junior leaders. The purpose of White
Stag is not to assume that role, but to support it. The objectives of White
Stag are:
The
next White Stag Training is: Location:
Date:
June Session:
July Session: SCOUTING
IN THE EARLY DAYS
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Playing an Indian Game.
Can you identify the tool and its use?
Doing some required paperwork.
The Wahpekahmekunk(WPK) Chapter of the
Order of the Arrow is gearing up for the Spring Ordeal May 9-11 at Camp Red
Wing. Troop elections should all
be done and the newly elected candidates need to attend their WPK Chapter
Ordeal either this spring at Camp Red Wing or this fall at Jaccos Towne Lodge
Fall Ordeal at Camp Red Wing, September 19-21.
Candidates should receive a letter in the mail explaining what they
need to bring. Arrowmen who have
been members for 10 months are eligible to tie their OA bond by fulfilling
their Brotherhood requirements listed in the OA Handbook. All current OA
members are encouraged to attend this spring to do service at Camp Red Wing
and help on registration, set up, ceremony teams, cook crew, and brotherhood
conversion. If there are any
questions, please contact me at 765-215-4276 or jefischer@iquest.net.
Cheerfully, Jon Fischer, Chapter Adviser. Indian Lore Merit
Badge On March 15 at Camp Red Wing, the OA
held an Indian Lore Merit Badge class.
OA Dues -
EAGLE’s EYE [unit-level questions, concerns, items
to donate, sell, etc.] Help Wanted:
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