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Scouting News and Views from around the Valley
October 2017 OHIO RIVER VALLEY COUNCIL, BSA
Important Popcorn Dates to Remember
Show and Sell and Take Order Sale Ends October 30 Show and Sell Money Due November 3 Unsold Show and Sell Popcorn Returned November 3 Take Order Due November 3 Take Order Pick Up Dates November 17/18
Unit Pick Up Locations; Carenbauer, Mensore and Mittal
Congratulations to the 2018 Onondaga Lodge Leadership.
Lodge Chief- Andy Rice
Executive Vice Chief- Austin Wood
Vice Chief of Events- Jonathan Golden
Vice Chief of Membership- Andrew Fisher
Vice Chief of Unit/Council Relations- Jaden Duffield
Vice Chief of Communications- Nick Shust
Vice Chief of Ceremonies- Alex Dague
The Place for Eagles & Eagle Information
2017 Eagle Scout Class:
Name: Troop: Scout Master: Date Earned
Jacob C. Thornburg Troop 212 Vincent Thornburg 01/12/2017 Nathaniel L. Thomas Troop 20 James Linscott Jr. 01/26/2017 Robert L. Targosky Troop 78 Ed Loy Jr. 02/01/2017 Hunter D. Howell Troop 49 Luke Hoobler 02/14/2017 Matthew M. Vargo Troop 29 Scott Beresh 03/09/2017 Austin W. Postle Troop 82 Tom Cook 03/13/2017 Nathan S. Postle Troop 82 Tom Cook 03/13/2017 Jacob S. Jancart Troop 137 John Everly 03/14/2017 Andrew B. Tinsky Troop 38 Rick Greenwood 03/14/2017 Patrick J. Wherry Troop 401 Ron Bolster 03/14/2017 William R. Sellers Troop 6 Chris Lee 04/06/2017 Christian C. Brooks Troop 3 Shawn Smith 04/11/2017 Andrew J. Fisher Troop 6 Chris Lee 05/11/2017 Zachary A. Kovalski Troop 6 Chris Lee 05/11/2017 Alexander J.C. Norton Troop 128 Heather Norton 06/20/2017 Zackary S. Slie Troop 128 Heather Norton 07/17/2017 Jacob Bailey Troop 38 Rick Greenwood 07/24/2017 David J. Peshek Troop 14 Jeff Dickerson 07/31/2017 Aron M. Russell Troop 109 Peter Ehni 08/10/2017 Calvin S. Jackson Troop 3 Shawn Smith 08/14/2017 Noah A. W. McFarland Troop 212 Edward Minger 09/07/2017 Nathaniel C. Ward Troop 49 Luke Hoobler 09/12/2017 Hayden R. Brown Troop 14 Jeff Dickerson 10/10/2017 Justin T. Hamilton Troop 23 David McLeod 10/12/2017 Patrick R. Malloy Troop 5 Phil Emmerth 10/12/2017 Maxwell J. Kellas Troop 5 Phil Emmerth 10/12/2017 Hunter C. Lough Troop 212 Edward Minger 10/12/2017
The ORVC & National Eagle Scout Association
• The Scout Shop has limited edition Council Eagle Scout shoulder patches on sale.
Call office 304.277.2660 for more information.
Attention All Life Scouts: • Once you start working on your Eagle Project, you can find your Eagle Project
workbook by clicking here. www.scouting.org/home/boyscouts/advancementandawards/eagleworkbookprocedures-pc.aspx
• When your Eagle Project is complete, you will fill out your Eagle Application found right here. http://www.scouting.org/filestore/pdf/512-728_WB_fillable.pdf
• Remember to contact your District Advancement Chair to schedule your project approval and Eagle Board of Review.
Mountaineer: Tom Cook 304.639.9103 or [email protected] National Trail: Paul Stecker 740.338.8808 or [email protected] Two Chiefs: Carolyn Clements 304.670.7535 or [email protected]
Scout Shop and Scout Office Information
The Uniform forms are located below the current newsletter http://orvc-bsa.org/blog/newsletter/.
Thank you, Diahann and Ruth
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA OHIO RIVER VALLEY COUNCIL
• Scout Shop and Office Hours: Monday— Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The office will be closed Thurs-
day November 23 and Friday, November 24, 2017 happy
• Our Mailing Address is: ORVC-BSA PO Box 6186 Wheeling, WV 26003
• Phone Number: (304)-277-2660
• Into the Swing of Scouting:
Don’t forget to get your Scout their new book and uniform parts. It’s not to late to order yours.
New Handbooks, slide, neckerchief, hat. We have them all! Plus, we can still order cool t-shirts.
• When emailing your orders to the Scout Shop, please use the following email address:
• Attention All Units: Call the Scout shop to check your unit account balance before you place an order.
You must have enough money in the account before you can place an order. You may bring a check with
you or have the treasurer send money for the account.
• All returns to the Scout Shop must have a receipt and be within 30 days of purchase.
• Need help from the National Office? The Volunteers Support Phone Number is (972)-580-2489.
When you shop at Amazon a portion of your purchase will go to the Ohio River
Valley Council. Sign up here: www.smile.amazon.com/ch55-0357014
Don’t miss your Holiday Wrapped Pinewood Car kits for Season $3.99
Notes from your Registrar…
Still REPEAT, If you are having trouble setting up your online registration please call. Online Registration for all Units has rolled out...
Scouting families and prospective Scouting families have asked for it, and now it is here! The Boy Scouts of America is offering online registration to meet the demand for completing the entire registration process for youth members and adult leaders digitally. BY NOW YOU HAVE SET UP YOUR MY.SCOUTING ACCOUNT AND UPDATED YOUR BeAScout.org ACCOUNT if not be sure to visit scouting.org/onlineregistration.aspx and complete the steps below to successfully implement the online registration system in your unit.
1.Create/update your My.Scouting account 2.Update your “Contact Us” pin in BeAScout.org 3.Review the Online Registration Unit Guidebook and learn how to configure the online registration tool
to meet your unit’s needs 4.Review training videos and how-to documents 5.Review your preparation checklist under Before You Start – Preparation Checklist
Detailed instructions for each of these tasks can be found at scouting.org/onlineregistration.aspx. An FAQ document is also available for additional information. For questions not answered in the FAQ, please reach out to your council online registration contact Lori at 304.277.2660 Ext 101 or [email protected]. If you need assistance, please contact the Member Care Contact Center at [email protected] or call 972-580-2489, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Central time.
This is a once-in-a-lifetime Jamboree including FAQs, Registration Information, and links to our Social Media outlets. https://wsj2019.us/ What is a World Scout Jamboree?
The People The World Scout Jamboree is Friendship. If you like to make friends, meet new people, and be social, this is the place for you! Imagine making a friend from India on the way to get water, learning to tie your neckerchief the Swiss way while in line for your next activity, and stumbling into a Welsh party before going to bed.
With over 35,000 Scouts from 160 countries living side-by-side, you are sure to meet amazing guys and girls faster than you can find them on Facebook.
Don’t miss what will surely be the largest party in the world! Participate! Participate! Participate!
here are three ways to be a part of the BSA Contingent to the 24th World Scout Jamboree. If your birthday falls between July 22, 2001, and July 21, 2005 (i.e. you will be age 14-17 by the time of the Jamboree), you have the unique opportunity to join the contingent as a youth. Click here to learn more about being a youth participant. If you were born before July 22, 2001, you may apply to be either an Adult Leader or an IST (International Service Team, a.k.a. Staff member). For more information about being an IST, go to the website https://wsj2019.us/ for more details. For more complete information about these and other international Scout Jamborees for 2018 and 2019, see http://micamporee.org/jamboree-list or contact your Council International Representative, Scott Thayer, at 304-830-1393.
PLEASE CONSIDER WORLD SCOUT JAMOBREE...
Onondaga Lodge #36 Order of the Arrow News
2017 LODGE OFFICERS
Lodge Chief- Austin Wood Executive Vice Chief- Andy Rice
Vice Chief of Events- Jonathan Hunter Golden Vice Chief of Membership- Davis Warmuth
Vice Chief of Unit/Council Relations- Jaden Duffield Vice Chief of Communications- Cory Bodkin
Vice Chief of Ceremonies– Brandon Coleman
Area Leadership Training Conference—Welcome to ALTC 2017! November 3-4-5, 2017—Camp Lazarus, Delaware, OH
The Area Leadership Training Conference (ALTC) is a gathering of lodge leaders from across Eastern Ohio and all of West Virginia. The conference is a one of a kind learning experience lead by some of the most skilled Arrowmen from Section C-4A and Section C-4B. This year's program will emphasize skills to better equip lodge leadership for success within the lodge and beyond. Explore this website to learn more about the conference.
Register at: https://altc.oa-c4.org/
Registration for the Area Leadership Training Conference can be completed online or by walking-in. The registration fee is $38.
Training Tracks (Available Trainings) BECOME A MORE EFFECTIVE LEADER: This track will cover a lot of the soft skills of leadership that can be the difference between a good leader and a great leader. By learning skills like communications, delegating, building and developing a team, multitasking, and acting like a leader will go a long way towards improving the effectiveness of your leadership. This track is open to youth and adults who want to develop their leadership abilities PLANNING AND MARKETING EVENTS: The “Planning and Marketing Events” track will cover the process of successfully planning and implementing an event, with particular emphasis given to marketing and promotions. By the end of this track, participants will be equipped with everything they need to run a successful, well-attended event. RISING STAR: “Rising Stars” is a session intended to equip high-potential youth with the skills and knowledge necessary for being a future lodge leader. This session will help broaden their understanding of our organization and teach them about themselves and their leadership styles. It is open by invitation only to those Arrowmen whose lodge adviser has identified them as a future leader. CEREMONIES 201: ACTING TECHNIQUES: This course will teach you common theater techniques and will help you apply them in your ceremony roles. Some topics within the course include effectively memorizing lines, voice projection, tone quality, the effective use of hand gestures, as well as many other topics used in theater programs everywhere. Whether you’re a seasoned veteran, someone who is new to your lodge’s ceremony team or an adviser looking for tools to help your youth, this course will make you better at what you do.
GUEST SPEAKER Vice Chief of Ceremonies- Brandon Coleman
What should I pack for the weekend? Annual Health and Medical Record Field Uniform with Sash (Class A) & Activity Uniform (Class B) Toiletries & Crazy Auction Items [bring them to the ALTC Office] Walking shoes & Note taking materials Sleeping bag or sheets and blankets
The Council Commissioner’s Corner:
Rick Greenwood
Scouting Friends,
We still have two plus weeks of recruitment left and although we have an increase in enrollment we still have a lot more that we can do. We still have some events where we can recruit more boys into the scouting program and there is still time to do more boy talks and open houses. So, let’s see if we can still get that increase in numbers up to 5 or 10 percent.
I had the opportunity to attend the Central Region Area 4 Commissioners Training in Zanesville this past weekend and gained some valuable information. One of the points I want to bring to everyone’s attention once again is the Youth Protection Training that must be taken in order to recharter with your unit again. The percentage of adults who are trained is around 90% but we need to get that number to 100%. I encourage everyone who knows of someone who needs this training to help them to find a way to take it, whether on line or using a CD and then filling out a training sheet. We don’t want to lose adults that are working with the units to help provide these scouts with a good program.
One of the next big events coming will be rechartering time for all units. Most charters will be handed out at roundtables but if you can’t make the roundtable please make arrangements to get your charter so you can get started on it. If you have problems getting it done you will have more time to fix the problem and get finished on time. And once again Youth Protection is going to be a big factor in completing those charters.
I also want to encourage the District Commissioners and Unit Commissioners to continue making your contacts with the units. We need to continue helping them with any problems they might have and give them our support.
The last thing I want to mention is the need for unit commissioners that I talked about last month. We are in need of several in all three districts. So if you are looking for a way to help please consider this as a way to get involved.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns please send me an email at [email protected] or call me at my cell (304-374-5480). You can also leave me a voice mail or send me a text.
District Chairman: James Mull 304.312.4738 [email protected] District Commissioner: Pete Conklin 304.455.5064 [email protected] District Executive: Melissa Reinbold 740.827.4558 [email protected] District Advancement: Tom Cook 304.639.6103 [email protected] District Training: Sally Conklin 304.455.5064 [email protected]
MOUNTAINEER DISTRICT Roundtable: Thursday, November 9, 2017 at the Murray Energy Building below Moundsville on Route 2 7pm Mountaineer Roundtable goes LIVE! If you are not able to be with us in person at Roundtable log on to our Live Feed from the Murray Energy Building to participate or listen. Download the app to your device or computer at https://www.bluejeans.com/ you will receive an email prior to Roundtable detailing how to log in to the live feed. We know it is impractical for many of our leaders to drive to Roundtable on a weeknight and we hope this allows more leaders to participate from all corners of Mountaineer District. More details will follow by email in the coming weeks. Mountaineer Advancement Committee: By Appointment Only Thursday, November 19, 2017 Mountaineer District Meeting: Thursday, November 30, 2017 at 7:00pm at the Murray Energy Building.
WELCOME! A warm welcome is extended to Troop 17 Chartered by St. Sylvester Catholic Church in Woodsfield, Ohio. The new Scout Master is Tim Dolan and Assistant Scout Master is Shaine Slevin. Troop 17 will serve Monroe County and the Switzerland of Ohio School District. This new Troop will be supported by Pack 17 with the assistance of Melissa and Kiven Smithberger. Look for press releases in the local papers to welcome this new unit to our scouting family and the community.
Mountaineer District Membership Congratulations to each and every unit in our district for having a great Back to School recruiting season. The numbers are in and as of today Mountaineer District has 531 scouts, a 10% increase over the number of youth we served last year. Pack 128 pushed us over our goal yesterday with the addition of 3 new boys to their pack. A huge Thank You to Pete Conklin and Jim Lyons for many hours of Boy Talks in all the schools. If you have a school open house, back to school fair, community event or festival that we can have a booth or table at let me know to further our recruiting efforts … remember recruiting is YEAR ROUND. Thank you for a job well done. WE ARE A GREAT TEAM!
MOUNTAINEER DISTRICT POPCORN SALE Popcorn Pick up is Saturday, November 18 at Mensore Distributing at 134 N Bridge St, New Martinsville, WV 2615 from 9am to 11am. Unless you made arrangements for Friday, November 17 at the Carenbauer Distributing 1900 Jacob Street Wheeling WV 26003 from 8am to 6pm. (suggest picking up early this is the Festival of Lights Parade in Downtown Wheeling and the Traffic will be picking up as the day progresses. Call Melissa if you need more help 740-827-4558 or our District Popcorn Kernel Sally Conklin at 304-771-5064.
Klondike- January 26-28 at Sandscrest. BOY SCOUTS Get ready to demonstrate your winter survival techniques with your patrol for this annual event. More details to follow in the upcoming months. For information please contact Klondike chairman Joe Reinbold at 740.827.5382 and for more details go to the website http://orvc-bsa.org/events/event/klondike/ Never too Early to start planning for competitions: Scenario: Your patrol is headed up north to do some camping, when your plane goes down, leaving only the Scouts to survive without adults. The sled patrol (no less than 4 Scouts but no more than 8 Scouts per sled) will have to work together to get to the main village, stopping at outposts along the way to complete tasks. Patrols of 4 Scouts will have 1 Scout with an injury and 2 Scouts with injuries for sleds with 8 Scouts. Scouts will pull from a hat as to who will be injured and what injury they will have. (Broken right arm or left arm) Here is where teamwork comes into play. Sleds must weigh at least 60lbs with all gear on sled. Sleds will be weighed at check-in. Outposts 1 First aid 2 Container making 3 Fire building & water boil 4 Rope braiding 5 Bowline rope rescue 6 Sign language decoding 7 Compass & map reading 8 Platform lashing 9 Knot relay 10 Wood splitting Sled Gear A patrol first-aid kit Duct tape Blanket 3-100 feet ¼ inch rope Tarp Pencil & paper Heavy duty roll aluminum foil Compass (BSA type) Garbage bag Scout handbook Flint & steel and/or magnesium 5 foot stave for each Scout Ax 100 feet cordage for lashing Each Scout must have his Tote n’ chip and Firem’n chit cards WITH HIM. Only Scouts with cards will be allowed to use knives and axes.
District Chairman: Peter Ehni 740-769-2910 [email protected] District Commissioner: Art Limann 740-633-1068 [email protected] District Executive: Bret Nadolski 304.551.3935 [email protected] District Advancement: Paul Stecker 740-338-8808 [email protected] District Training: Nina Cleaver 740.769.2465 [email protected]
National Trail Roundtable: Thursday, November 2, 2017 at Thoburn United Methodist Church at 6:30pm November Roundtable, we will be doing Youth Protection Training. National Trail Advancement: By Appointment Only, Thursday, November 9, 2017 National Trail District Meeting: Thursday, November 16, 2017 at Thoburn United Methodist Church at 6:30pm. District Committee If anyone is interested in joining the National Trail District Committee please follow this link to committee descriptions: http://www.scouting.org/filestore/commissioner/pdf/34266.pdf National Trail Unit Commissioners: Thursday, November 30, 2017 at Sandscrest Scout Camp at 6:30pm.
FRIENDS OF SCOUTING - If your unit has not had a Friends of Scouting Presentation Be sure to contact Bret at 304-277-2660 X 103 or [email protected]
National Trail Night Out at Black Sheep Vineyard to be determined contact Bret at 304-277-2660 X 103 or [email protected] for more details.
Klondike- January 26-28 at Sandscrest. BOY SCOUTS Get ready to demonstrate your winter survival techniques with your patrol for this annual event. More details to follow in the upcoming months. For information please contact Klondike chairman Joe Reinbold at 740.827.5382 and for more details go to the website http://orvc-bsa.org/events/event/klondike/ Get ready to demonstrate your winter survival techniques with your patrol for this annual event. More details to follow in the upcoming months. For information please contact Klondike chairman Joe Reinbold at 740.827.5382 and for more details go to the website http://orvc-bsa.org/events/event/klondike/ Never too Early to start planning for competitions: Scenario: Your patrol is headed up north to do some camping, when your plane goes down, leaving only the Scouts to survive without adults. The sled patrol (no less than 4 Scouts but no more than 8 Scouts per sled) will have to work together to get to the main village, stopping at outposts along the way to complete tasks. Patrols of 4 Scouts will have 1 Scout with an injury and 2 Scouts with injuries for sleds with 8 Scouts. Scouts will pull from a hat as to who will be injured and what injury they will have. (Broken right arm or left arm) Here is where teamwork comes into play. Sleds must weigh at least 60lbs with all gear on sled. Sleds will be weighed at check-in. Outposts 1 First aid 2 Container making 3 Fire building & water boil 4 Rope braiding 5 Bowline rope rescue 6 Sign language decoding 7 Compass & map reading 8 Platform lashing 9 Knot relay 10 Wood splitting Sled Gear A patrol first-aid kit Duct tape Blanket 3-100 feet ¼ inch rope Tarp Pencil & paper Heavy duty roll aluminum foil Compass (BSA type) Garbage bag Scout handbook Flint & steel and/or magnesium 5 foot stave for each Scout Ax 100 feet cordage for lashing Each Scout must have his Tote n’ chip and Firem’n chit cards WITH HIM. Only Scouts with cards will be allowed to use knives and axes.
Popcorn Pick up: Friday, November 17 at the Carenbauer Distributing 1900 Jacob Street Wheeling WV 26003 from 8am to 6pm. (suggest picking up early this is the Festival of Lights Parade in Downtown Wheeling and the Traffic will be picking up as the day progresses.
District Chairman: Jane Moore 330.627.3699 [email protected] District Commissioner: Dean McElfresh 304.479.1250 [email protected] Senior District Executive: Jay Mauck 304.277.2660x105 [email protected] District Advancement: Caroline Clements 304.670.7535 [email protected] District Training: Rick Greenwood 304.564.3903 [email protected]
District Meeting Tuesday, November 7, 2017 at Grace Lutheran, Steubenville at 6:30pm. All District Members and Commissioners are invited to attend.
District Roundtable: Tuesday, November 14, 2017 at Grace Lutheran, Steubenville, Ohio at 6:30pm. Topic: Engineering: Boy Scouts will discuss Pioneering and Cub Scouts will be tolking Rockets as the main focus. Two Chiefs Community Campaign The Two Chiefs District committee is conducting a community campaign to help reach its financial goals for the year. If you know of a business that would like to donate please have them send the contribution to P.O. Box 6186 Wheeling WV 26003 c/o Two Chiefs Community Campaign.
Klondike- January 26-28, 2018 at Sandscrest. Get ready to demonstrate your winter survival techniques with your patrol for this annual event. For information please contact Klondike chairman Joe Reinbold at 740.827.5382 and for more details go to the website http://orvc-bsa.org/events/event/klondike/ Watch at roundtable for updates as well as the Website. www.orvc-bsa.org Get ready to demonstrate your winter survival techniques with your patrol for this annual event. More details to follow in the upcoming months. For information please contact Klondike chairman Joe Reinbold at 740.827.5382 and for more details go to the website http://orvc-bsa.org/events/event/klondike/
Never too Early to start planning for competitions: Scenario: Your patrol is headed up north to do some camping, when your plane goes down, leaving only the Scouts to survive without adults. The sled patrol (no less than 4 Scouts but no more than 8 Scouts per sled) will have to work together to get to the main village, stopping at outposts along the way to complete tasks. Patrols of 4 Scouts will have 1 Scout with an injury and 2 Scouts with injuries for sleds with 8 Scouts. Scouts will pull from a hat as to who will be injured and what injury they will have. (Broken right arm or left arm) Here is where teamwork comes into play. Sleds must weigh at least 60lbs with all gear on sled. Sleds will be weighed at check-in. Outposts 1 First aid 2 Container making 3 Fire building & water boil 4 Rope braiding 5 Bowline rope rescue 6 Sign language decoding 7 Compass & map reading 8 Platform lashing 9 Knot relay 10 Wood splitting Sled Gear A patrol first-aid kit Duct tape Blanket 3-100 feet ¼ inch rope Tarp Pencil & paper Heavy duty roll aluminum foil Compass (BSA type) Garbage bag Scout handbook Flint & steel and/or magnesium 5 foot stave for each Scout Ax 100 feet cordage for lashing
Each Scout must have his Tote n’ chip and Firem’n chit cards WITH HIM. Only Scouts with cards will be allowed to use knives and axes.
Youth Leader Training November 10-11, 2017 There will be a day course on SPL, ASPL and Leader Training to help your unit run the best it can using the boy led system. So be sure to invite your Senior Patrol Leader and Assistant Senior Patrol Leader for training, as well as all your unit leaders. To register go to http://orvc-bsa.org/events/event/senior-patrol-leader-summit/ Popcorn Pick Up Friday, November 17 at the Mittal Distribution Industrial Park, Weirton WV from 2pm to 5pm. Call Jay for more details
Council Key Three President: Ryan Murray [email protected] Commissioner: Rick Greenwood 304-374-5480 [email protected] Scout Exec: Robert Drury 304-277-2660x107 [email protected] Council Staff Registrar: Lori Abraham 304-277-2660x101 [email protected] Scout Shop: Ruth Byers 304-277-2660x100 [email protected] Diahann Fisher 304-277-2660x109 [email protected] Office Manager: Charlotte Wayt 304-277-2660x102 [email protected]
Council Website: www.orvc-bsa.org Scout Shop: [email protected]
Council Hours Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM Telephone 304-277-2660 fax: 304-277-2687 800-365-8028
November 2017 2 National Trial Roundtable, Thoburn United Methodist 3 Show and Sell Money Due to Scout Office 3 Unsold Popcorn Due to Scout Office 3 Take Orders Due to Scout Office 3-4-6 Order of the Arrow–Area leaders Conference, Delaware, OH 4 Fort Steuben Scout Reservation Work Day 4 Scouting for Food Drop Day 7 Two Chiefs District Meeting, Grace Lutheran 9 Mountaineer Roundtable, Murray Energy Building 10-11 Youth Leadership Training, FSSR 11 Veteran’s Day 11 Board Retreat 11 Scouting for Food Pick up Day 14 Two Chiefs District Roundtable, Grace Lutheran-RECHATER 16 National Trail District Meeting, Thoburn United Methodist 17 Wheeling Festival of Lights Parade 17 Popcorn Distribution Mittal and Carenbauer 18 Popcorn Distribution Mensore 18 Sandscrest Scout Camp Work Day 23-24 Thanksgiving-Scout Office Closed 27 Murray Membership Expansion Committee, Generations 30 Mountaineer District Meeting, Murray Energy 30 National Trail Unit Commissioner Meeting, Sandscrest
ORDER OF THE ARROW CALENDAR DATES FOR 2017-2018 ALTC November 3-4-5, 2017 Camp Lazarus, Delaware Ohio OA Winter Banquet December 2017 AIA Weekend, January 19-20-21, 2018 Sandscrest Scout Show, February 3, 2018, Ft Steuben Mall Spring Fellowship, March 11-12, 2018, Ft Steuben Scout Reservation Vigil Night April 2018, TBD Conclave May 18-19-20, 2018 Spring Ordeal June 1-2-3, 2018, Sandscrest Summer Ordeal August 17-18-19, 2018, Ft. Steuben Scout Reservation Fall Fellowship October 12-13-14, 2018, Sandscrest 2017 LODGE OFFICERS Lodge Chief- Austin Wood Executive Vice Chief- Andy Rice Vice Chief of Events- Jonathan Hunter Golden Vice Chief of Membership- Davis Warmuth Vice Chief of Unit/Council Relations- Jaden Duffield Vice Chief of Communications- Cory Bodkin Vice Chief of Ceremonies– Brandon Coleman
December 2017 1 All Popcorn money due into Council Office 2 Fort Steuben Scout Reservation, Work Day 5 Two Chiefs District Roundtable, Grace Lutheran RECHARTER 7 National Trail Roundtable, Thoburn UMC 9 Order of the Arrow Lodge Meeting, Sandscrest 13 Executive Committee Meeting 14 Mountaineer Roundtable, Murray Building 16 Sandscrest Scout Reservation Work Day 16 Order of the Arrow Banquet 19 Murray Membership Expansion Committee, Perkins 21 National Trail District Meeting 25-26 Christmas-Scout Office Closed 28 Mountaineer District Meeting, Murray Buildgin
Ohio River Valley Council Calendar
