This weekend we will have the Webelos Crossover Ceremony at the Game Club Lake as usual. 

For those attending here is the agenda: 

Saturday Night: 
1) Arrival time 4pm 
2) From 4pm to 6:30pm 
        -Andrew and Patrol leaders work with the new scouts on rank requirements 
        -Andrew and Patrol Leaders show the new scouts how to set up a tent 
         -Andrew and Patrol Leaders supervise the new scouts setting up their tents 
        -Andrew and Patrol Leaders prepare new scouts for ceremony 
        -Andrew and Patrol Leaders conduct games to occupy time 
3) Dinner at 6:30pm scouts cook and serve dinner.  Andrew and Patrol leaders make cooking assignment's, cleanup assignments, lantern lighting assignments. 
4) Andrew and Patrol Leaders line up scouts for ceremony 
5) Scouts head for the fire ring around dusk and light lanterns...then wait  "IN SILENCE" for New scouts to arrive 
6) New scouts line up at the pavilion for the silent march to the crossover bridge...led by the Cubmaster 
7) Upon arriving at the bridge New scouts stop and wait for the ceremony to start. 
8) Follow scripted ceremony 

Sunday Morning: (note: all going must have passed the swim test and submitted at least Parts A and C of their annual medical forms though all 3 re preferred - A, B and C)
1) Wake-up 7am 
2) Scouts cook breakfast.  Andrew and patrol leaders make cooking assignments, cleanup assignments. 
3) Cleanup. 
4) Packup camp. 
5) Drive to Catoctin creek 
6) Launch canoes and paddle down Catoctin creek cleanup trash and debris along the way. 
7)  Pickup after the catoctin creek cleanup at 4pm will be at McKimmeys Landing and NOT the Lovettsville Community Center. 

Additional Info: 

Make sure your scout brings the following items... 
1) Sleeping bag 
2) Bathing suit 
3) Water shoes 
4) Lunch 
5) Sun screen 
6) Towel 
7) Dry bag (new scouts without dry bags can put their towels and lunch in another scouts dry bag) 

Contact person: Fred Psimas , Scoutmaster

703-314-3888 

Join thousands of other Council Cub Scouts, Webelos, Boy Scouts, and Venturers for the Centennial Camporee at Goshen Scout Reserve on Memorial Day weekend 20101 to celebrate 100 Years of Scouting. Be prepared for decades of reenactments, games, contests and a special arena show!   It’s going to be big, it’s going to be exciting, and it’s going to be memorable!  See flyers attached.

If you or your son is planning to attend the Centennial Camporee,  you need to make payment at tonight's meeting.  The cost is $25 per person. I'm not sure what adults are going - I'm sure the menfolk will work that out. Regardless, if you are a scout or an adult planning to attend, you need to pay $25.  Make checks payable to Troop 962.

Attachments:

Camporee Flyer 090610[1].pdf	[ ]	283 Kb
Centennial_Comporee_flyer_13b_v2_BoyScouts_small[1].pdf	[ ]	817 Kb