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COUNCIL:
Tecumseh Council #439
The Clark Patton
Council Service Center
326 S. Thompson Avenue
Springfield, OH 45506-1145
Office: (937) 325-6449
Fax: (937) 325-6574
email: tecumseh@bsamail.org
Tecumseh Council's
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Directions:
- I-70 East to SR 4 East
- Past SR 68 to Main Street
- Cross RR tracks and turn right on Walter
- 3-Blocks and Turn Left on Jefferson
- 2-Blocks and Turn Right on Thompson
- Council Office is on the Left.
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CHILLICOTHE ROUNDTABLE (normal meeting place)
TARHE LODGE - ORDER OF THE ARROW
CAMP BIRCH
SCOUT MEETING HELPS:
TRAINING:
TROOP 71 FORMS and REPORTS :
PUBLICITY
Pam Girton representing the Xenia Gazette, Fairborn Herald,
and the Beavercreek News came to a Roundtable and talked about
getting Scouting articles in the newspaper. She said it was easy
and here is a summary of what she told us. With their limited
resources they cannot cover most Scout events.
That is where we can help to get our Scouting activities in
print. First, it would be helpful to run it past the ScoutMaster
or Committee Chair for approval
prior to submission to the paper. (A) Submissions
should be current. (B) If an article and or pictures are submitted
they assume that they have permission
from everyone shown or listed to publish it in the paper. (C)
Brief copy
is best more likely to get published and more likely to get read.
(D) Action photos are best. Photos
with everyone in a line saying cheese aren't as interesting.
They would like digital photos sent as a jpg file. Pictures can
be submitted but it would be better to have them scanned. (E)
They run Macintosh and cannot read
stuff from the PC world so you should only send text in email
text and jpg files. It would be best to write, edit, spell check,
etc. in a word processing program and then cut and paste this
into the email. Email this information to pgirton@xeniagazette.com.
(F) Finally, let the rest of the Troop know so we can look for
the article. -Irv Martin
EAGLE PROJECT IDEAS:
- Mrs. Cort at the Beavercreek Parks Dept. has Eagle project
ideas.
- John Bryan / Buck Creek Eagle Project
POC:
- Scott Fletcher, Ranger, cell: (937) 605-1095 or 322-5284,
e-mail: scott.fletcher@dnr.state.oh.us
- Bridge building (plans and materials provided) at John Bryan
and Buck Creek State Parks.
- Several bridges are needed, thus several eagle projects are
available!
MISC.
OTHER WEBSITE RESOURCES:
A Scout is Helpful
- American Red Cross Comfort Kits Service
Project - The American Red Cross is always in need
of what they call "Comfort Kits" that they give out
to people when they respond to emergency situations (house fires,
flooding, etc).
- The American Red Cross will supply you with the bags - all
you have to do is fill them. This is a great project that multiple
people can do together.
- Here are the items that are part of the Comfort Kits - (Please
ensure deodorant, toothpaste, shampoo, and soap are regular size
and not samples or hotel/motel items): Shampoo / Deodorant /
Bar of Soap / Flouride Toothpaste / Toothbrush (soft) / Shaving
Cream / Razor (2) / Lotion / Tissue (travel size pack) / Comb
/ Washcloth
- Elizabeth Long (937) 222-0124 x139 / elong@dac.redcross.org
A Scout is Reverent
- Strength for Service, to God and Country - http://www.strengthforservice.org/order.htm
or 800-321-5692. This is a daily devotional revised from WWII
by an eagle project and intended for our service men and women,
but also scouts and generally. It is sponsored by the United
Methodist Men Foundation. I find it a very good daily devotional.
It is intended for an interdenominational Christian audience
but does have a few pages devoted to other world religions as
well.
- USScouts.org has some very good resources for Chaplain's
Aids - http://www.usscouts.org/
Scoutmaster's Minutes Shared at Roundtable (2005):
*CUB
SCOUT RESOURCES
CUB TRIPS, ACTIVITIES, EVENTS
- Boonshoft Museum of Discovery, 2600 DeWeese Parkway, Dayton,
Ohio, 275-7431 (Tuesday Nights are free admission).
- COSI - PLAN A TRIP TO COSI
- Dayton Daily News Technology Center: 1-877-782-8687 (voice
mail for reservations after January 1, 2000. New print plant
in Springboro-Miamisburg)
- The Dayton Newspaper Tech Center is not accepting kids younger
than 4th grade and groups larger than 50.
- KOOGLER - Koogler-Suburban Waste Management: Mr Ed Walkup,
1700 N. Broad St, Fairborn, OH 45324, 878-6699 (can call for
a reservation)
- NARROWS - Using the The Narrows for Scout Outtings and Requirements
- SHERIFF - Greene County Sheriff's Office: Lt Robin Hughes,
69 Greene St, Xenia, OH 45385, 376-5172 (needs a letter of request)
- Sunwatch Village
- Wetlands - There are many opportunities to assist, but Webelos
can work with Troop 68 to do both a service project and an outdoor
activity with a Troop.
- Think TV (Channel 14 and 16 in Downtown Dayton) - >Tina
Spaulding, 110 S. Jefferson St., Dayton, OH 45402, 937-220-1670
CUB SCOUT AIDS
General
Ceremonies {Added 1/10/2008}
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Webelos
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CUB SCOUT ADVANCEMENT TRACKING)
- Universal Registration Form (cut and paste
and e-mail to the scout office)
Use this form to Register for any Activity, Event, Training,
or Meeting! Make copies to register for more than one event,
or to distribute to other members of your unit.
Clip and return to the Tecumseh Council Service Center with appropriate
fees.
326 S. Thompson, Ave., Springfield, OH 45506
Yes, I want to Participate!
Name of Event: ______________________________ Date of Event:
_____________
My Name Is: __________________________ Unit #: _____ Phone: _____________
# of persons I am registering: Adults ______ X Fee Due __________
=___________
Youth ______ X Fee Due __________ = ___________
Additional Fees Due: (for: ______________________________) ___________
Total enclosed: $ ___________
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