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COUNCIL
PRESIDENT MAKES SPECIAL PRESENTATION |
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Members of Boy Scout Troop 62, of
Abbeville, South Carolina were
recently honored to play host to Mr.
Russell Smart, the Council President
of the Blue Ride Council. Mr.
Smart came and visited with the
young men, under the leadership of
veteran Scoutmaster Ed Patton
recently and presented a one-man
show on the founder of the Scouting
movement world-wide, Lord Robert
Baden-Powell. Everyone thought
that the presentation was FANTASTIC!
and made the offer to Mr. Smart that
he is welcome back to the troop any
time he desires. |
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** UPDATED **
DISTRICT LEADERSHIP
CONTACT INFORMATION ** UPDATED ** |
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Andrew
Reale, District Executive |
554-3393 |
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Isaac
Shaffer, District Chairman |
227-0002 |
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Gary
Stratton, District Commissioner |
223-2013 |
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Michael
Kirby, Activities Committee
Chairman |
221-2998 |
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Jay Pendergrass,
Advancement Chair |
223-9262 |
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Wayne White,Co-Chair,Eagle Board-of-Review |
554-7827 |
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Daniel Miller, Co-Chair, Eagle
Board-of-Review |
223-7699 |
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Chris
Dunford, District Training Chairman |
227-9168 |
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Tim
Sanders, Camporee Committee Chairman |
344-1415 |
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Richard
Turner, OA Chapter Advisor |
554-5543 |
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Debbie
Holder, Cub Scout Day Camp Director |
227-1422 |
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Debbie
Turner, Day Camp Program Director |
543-5386 |
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2009 - 2010
DISTRICT AND COUNCIL TRAINING DATES |
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August 21,
2010 |
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BALOO
Training for Cub Scout Leaders/Packs.
BALOO (Basic Adult Leader Outdoor
Orientation) is a one-day training session
held at Camp Old Indian twice a year (one in
the spring, the other in August). It
is required that every registered Cub Scout
Pack have at least ONE person in the pack
who is BALOO-trained. The BSA prefers
that the BALOO-trained individual NOT be the
Cubmaster. The Registration fee is
usually $15 and covers materials, breakfast,
lunch, and a snack. Bring
notebook/pad, pen/pencil and something to
drink. Dress accordingly to the
weather (which may be cold and rainy).
Training is usually held in the Camp's
Dining Hall facility. |
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August 21,
2010 |
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Webelos
Training.
Use to be
called "Webelos Outdoor Leader training,
and "OWL" training (Outdoor
Webelos Leader) training.
Training especially designed for the Webelos
or Assistant Webelos Den Leader.
Held at Camp Old Indian. Registration
Fee is usually $15 per participant and
covers a breakfast, materials, handouts, and
a lunch/snack. Bring notebook/pad,
pen/pencil and something to drink.
Dress accordingly to the weather (which may
be cold and rainy). This training will
most likely be taught in the great outdoors. |