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Cubmaster:
Timothy Barre
Asst. Cubmaster:
Richard Hutchinson
Pack Committee Chair:
Leslie Sanborn
Pack Treasurer:
Cynthia Hooker
Den 1 - DL:
POSITION OPEN
Den 2 - DL:
Cynthia Howarth
Michael Kuban
Den 3 - DL:
POSITION OPEN
Den 4 - DL:
Travis Verret
Howie Howarth
Den 5 - DL:
Billie Jo Hutchinson
Richard Hutchinson
David Simpson
Marc Poulin
Unit Commissioner:
John Hooker
Web Master:
Timothy Barre
Camping
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Note: Other content available on YouTube is not under the control of this web site or the Green Mountain
Council.
Here is some specific information that you might need right off:
Parent's Letter
Camp Sunrise Resident Camp Info
2009 Campership Application
Cub Scout Camp Equipment Needed
Carpooling Permission Slip
Scout Release Form
Parent's Letter
Camp Sunrise Resident Camp Info
2009 Campership Application
Cub Scout Camp Equipment Needed
Carpooling Permission Slip
Scout Release Form
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Mount Norris Resident Camp
Camping for (crossing over Webelos) & Boy Scouts
Just to give you a little taste of what you'll be in store for
when joining Boy Scouts...
For detailed info, click here
Camping for (crossing over Webelos) & Boy Scouts
Just to give you a little taste of what you'll be in store for
when joining Boy Scouts...
Please Note: Other content available on YouTube is not under the control of this web site or the Green Mountain Council.
CAMPFIRE ASH HISTORY (LINEAGE)
- I'll bet you didn't know that Scouts SAVE their campfire ashes!
- "What for?", one might ask.
- Because it's how we recognize tradition, friendship and comraderie.
Legend has it that the founder of the Scouting movement Lord Robert Baden-Powell, would collect some ashes from the campfire of each Scouting event and carry them to the next. He would spread the ashes of the previous fires with the leaping flames of the new one. The ashes represent the Friendship and Scouting Spirit shared by Scouts and Guides at campfires around the world. Joining of these remnants of past Scouting experiences with the cheerful spirit of new ones symbolize the unbroken chain of fellowship and dedication to a common purpose that binds the Scouts of all nations.
Scouts from around the world have shared campfires and this tradition. As the tradition has grown, Scouts have made lists to record the events where the ashes have been shared. These lists form a history and reinforce the bond between us, over the years and across the miles, no matter our language, culture or uniform. The lists usually show the date, location, and name of the events.
- I share with you an updated list including our Pack's participation in some of the more recent events
- You may download the list from here in your format choice:
- Microsoft Excel Version - Ceremonial Campfire Ashes
- Adode Acrobat Version - Ceremonial Campfire Ashes
- Web Page Format - Ceremonial Campfire Ashes
Need help in getting camping equipment?
There are plenty of places to go!
Here is a list of a few local places I've seen great outdoor equipment:
Campmor
Green Mountain Council Scout Shop
Kingdom Outdoors
Onion River Sports
R & L Archery, Inc.
Vermont's Barre Army Navy Store
There are plenty of places to go!
Here is a list of a few local places I've seen great outdoor equipment:
Campmor
Green Mountain Council Scout Shop
Kingdom Outdoors
Onion River Sports
R & L Archery, Inc.
Vermont's Barre Army Navy Store
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