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Boy Scouts of America |
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| Cub Scout God and Me Award Program First Evangelical Lutheran Church (FELC) of Odenton, Charter Organization for Pack 662, will be sponsoring the God and Me Program for Cub Scouts beginning 19 Nov 09. We would like to invite Cub Scouts in 1st through 3rd grade (Tigers, Wolves and Bears) to participate. 2009godandmeoverview.doc |
| Klondike Derby 2010klondikeinfo.doc January 16, 2010 |
| 2010 Cub Scout Day Camp Flyer Cub Scout Day Camp 2010 Dates |
| Camporee November 13-15, 2009 2009nov13camporeeflyer.doc 2009nov13camporeetroopreg.doc 2009nov13camporeestaffreg.doc 2009nov13camporeesitemap.jpg 2009nov13camporeeleadersguide.doc |
| Four Rivers District Directory 4rd-dir_090815pw.pdf (need password) |
| Online Training Training for leaders is now easier than ever. The first three required trainings - Fast Start, Youth Protection, and This is Scouting (aka New Leader Essentials) are now available online! You’re off to a great start AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! Just go to www.myscouting.org to set up a free account. Leaders that have just registered DO NOT NEED a member ID number. That information is contained in the profile and can be updated when the card is received. Records in the ScoutNet database will be updated, but everyone taking the online courses should print out their certificates and forward them to your pack trainer or committee chair. Trek Safely and Climb on Safely have been added to the online health and safety training which are required on tour permits. Safe Swim, Safety Afloat, and Hazardous Weather, also required, have been available. A few reminders: Youth protection training is valid for two years. This includes in-person training. Merit Badge counselors are required to have Youth Protection Training. New Leader Essentials has been replaced by ‘This is Scouting’. It is a required training for all positions. Training can be completed in other districts and councils. Leaders completing training this summer at camps in other councils should forward a copy of their training card to Kathy Hull, Council Registrar, at the council office. |
| Cub Scout Recruiting Cub Scout Fall Recruiting Incentive Cub Scout Spring Recruiting Flyer Cub Scout Recruiting Ideas |
| 100th Anniversary Jamboree Normally every four years, the Boy Scouts in America holds a National Jamboree. This time it will have been five years since the last Jamboree so that it will occur on the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts in America. Since 1937, more than 654,000 Scouts and leaders have shared the jamboree experience and hiked the trails, paths, and roadways at 16 national Scout jamborees. Now, 100 years after Scouting reached the United States, it’s your turn to celebrate! This is a chance for 35,000 Scouts and their leaders to spend a week camping together and enjoying fun activities, making new friends, enjoying huge shows and experiencing the Brotherhood of Scouting. The 17th National Scout Jamboree will be held at Fort A.P. Hill, Virginia, from July 26 to August 4, 2010. 43,000 participants - 35,400 Scouts and leaders in 760 troops, plus some 6,600 staff members. The Jamboree is a "must-do" event for every Scout! The Jamboree is Scouting at its Best. The Jamboree is an opportunity to share Scouting with Scouts from around the United States and from other countries as well. The Jamboree is also a place to have fun. There are action activities like bicycle motocross, rappelling, a challenge course, trap shooting, biathlon, buckskin games, pioneering, air rifle shooting, and archery for those scouts who attend. Additional activities will be provided in the Outback Centers where there will be boating, canoeing, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and fishing. Jamboree exhibit and display areas include the Merit Badge Midway, Arts and Sciences Fair, Brownsea Island Camp, K2BSA Amateur Radio Station, disability awareness trail, and daily stage shows. Baltimore Area Council now has a webpage bacjamboree.com/ We invite you to click on the link and explore the web site. Jamboree application available on line through My BSA. You need your registration card. Yours in scouting Bob Faber 4 RVS District Commissioner vze22psp@cablespeed.com |
| Matthew McClain’s Eagle Scout Court of Honor WBAL Broadcast about Matthew McClain’s Eagle Scout Court of Honor |
| 40th Anniversary Patches For Sale Limited quantity available.  See 2008_40thannivpatchsale.doc |
| VENTURING NEWS (E-Newsletter) The Council Venturing Committee publishes a montly e-newletter with upcomming events, opportunities, and stories of what other Crews are doing. Please sign up to get the word, or to put out the word on your District or Crew's own events. TO SIGN UP FOR THE VENTURING NEWS: If you would like to receive The Venturing News, please follow these instructions. Send an email to listserve@baltimorebsa.org with subscribe venturingnews in 1st line of the BODY of the message. |
| Youth Protection Certification Training An adult with this certification is required on all trips and outings. This training satisfies ALL Boy Scouts of America Youth Protection training requirements. Presented at Glen Burnie United Methodist Church on 2nd Avenue at Crain Highway. Please use the street-level 2nd Avenue entrance; go down the steps into the basement and turn right. No fee. No pre-registration. 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. BE ON TIME! PLEASE! 2009 Dates:
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