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Colonial Virginia Council Newsletter
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Let us know what Unit Events or News you would like to Share with the Council! We love hearing local success
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the Newsletter stories about Scouts in our area and what they are doing to positively impact our community. Photos are also
welcome and all stories and/or photos may end up on our Facebook and Twitter pages as well.
Special Edition
Patch Sale!
If you have anything to share or have any comments, questions or concerns, please contact Director of
The
Community Relations, Kelly Allan at Kelly.Allan@Scouting.org. We look forward to hearing from You!!
Christening of
the Gerald R.
Ford (CVN 78)
2014 First
Colony Winter Special Edition Patch Sale!
Camporee
STARTING THIS COMING MONDAY FOR AS LONG AS SUPPLIES LAST:
LumberJack
2014
CAMP CARDS
2014
Webelo Scouts
Discover the
Complex
Relationships
Found in
Nature
Archery Day
2013
Popcorn
Olym"Packs"
Leave No
Trace Trainer
Course
University of
Scouting
Venture Youth
Hunt
Charter
Organization
Representative
Training
Training
PDF Version of
the Newsletter
Scout Shop
News!
LIMITED EDITION PATCH SALE!!!
ONLY 200 BSA OFFICIALLY LICENSED PATCHES
to commemorate the Christening of CVN 78- Gerald R. Ford by
Newport News Shipbuilding
Available For Sale IN PERSON ONLY
at The Colonial Virginia Council Scout Shop
beginning at 9am on Monday, November 11th, 2013
$10 Donation
Also, while supplies last complete your Gerald R. Ford- Aircraft Carrier Collection with 2
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other limited edition patches from the 2013 Jamboree featuring the carrier!
ALL THREE PATCHES FOR $20 (While supplies last!)
The Scout Shop is the ONLY place to purchase these patches. Patches will NOT be distributed or for sale at
the event on Saturday. Also due to the limited supply, we will not be accepting pre-orders or phone-in orders.
You must purchase in-person, limit 5 per customer.
The Christening of the Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78)
Scouts to Participate in Christening an Aircraft Carrier
Submitted by Mike Walsh
On Saturday, November 9, 2013, Newport News Shipbuilding will christen the nation's newest aircraft carrier
Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) during a ceremony on-site where the ship is being constructed. President Gerald R.
Ford was the 38th President of the United States. His daughter, Susan Ford Bales, will serve as the ship's
sponsor, performing the traditional honor of breaking a bottle of American sparkling wine across the ship's bow
during the ceremony. This is both a significant milestone in naval shipbuilding and historical at the same time;
as the Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) is the first of a new class of aircraft carriers, the first new design since USS
Nimitz, which was launched in 1972. This will be a very special event for Boy Scouts of America as well since
President Ford is the only Eagle Scout to be President. To commemorate this accomplishment we have
selected 5 Colonial Virginia Council Eagle Scouts to serve as honorary Color Guard at the ceremony. Aaron
Whitehead -Troop 306; Joseph Hamilton - Troop 275; Christopher Dobyns – Troop 303; Brady Reisch - Troop
226; and Nicholas Adams – Troop 6 will be featured at the opening of the ceremony carrying the National, State,
and the BSA Council flags before an audience expected to number in the thousands. They will be recognized
from the dais and will be covered by a Live Webcast of the event that you may view at www.theFordClass.com
streaming at 11:00 am on November 9th . Scouts from the Colonial Virginia Council have assisted at other Shipyard ceremonies over the years in handing
out flags, programs, and helping to assist with ushering the VIP guests as elevator operators; but this time the
Scouts will be part of the official program. The program includes a processional of 78 US flags (for CVN 78 the
Navy ship designation) to be carried by Scouts and Scouters from both the Colonial Virginia Council and
Tidewater Council; and a large contingent from Michigan representing the President Gerald R Ford Council, BSA
in Grand Rapids vicinity of Michigan. Bob Dawson from Troop 316 in Holland Michigan has a Wood Badge
ticket he is working to complete. He has arranged for a chartered bus trip to Newport News sponsored by Troop
43 arriving on Friday in time to visit the Army Transportation Museum at Ft Eustis and The Mariner’s Museum. After the Christening ceremony ends and they lunch at the Shipyard, the Michigan bus heads to our Council
camp at Bayport Scout Reservation where they will be treated to a tour of the camp and get to witness the
afternoon “Pumpkin Chunkin” event. Camp Staff will serve them dinner before the bus heads back for the
fourteen hour bus trip to Michigan. Commemorative council service patch commissioned by the Shipyard for just
this event..
Update! Below our Colonial Virginia Council Eagle Scouts selected to participate in the Color Guard. This photo
was taken at the christening's rehearsal earlier this week:
L to R: Aaron Whitehead, T 306; Brady Reisch - Troop 226; Nicholas Adams - Troop 6; Joseph Hamilton - Troop 275; and
Christopher Dobyns - Troop 303.
2014 First Colony Winter Camporee
For More information and complete leaders guide CLICK HERE!
LumberJack 2014
For More information and complete leaders guide CLICK HERE!
CAMP CARDS 2014
(2013 Card)
Camp Cards are on the horizon! So that means it is time for units to begin thinking about their spring
fundraiser! For those of you who do not know, the Camp Card is a discount coupon card with various
one time and unlimited use deals. Scouts sell them for $5 each and earn 50% commission per card that
they can use to help pay for summer camp or any other Scouting purpose. Below are some key points:
Scouts earn 50% commission for each $5 card sold
Units keep their 50%
Sale will run from March 1st through June 1st 2014
Food Lion is signed on as a community partner for 2014
2013 community partners included:
Busch Gardens
Hardees
Sonic
Play a Round mini Golf
Applebees
Poopeyes
Jammin’ Jerk BBQ
Bass Pro Shops
Each $5 card is worth $100’s in deals
Sales guide will be out in December
Keep an eye on the newsletter for updates!
It is important that units start thinking about camp cards now so they can include them in their 2014 budget and program planning.
Once more information becomes available you'll hear it here first, so be sure to check your weekly newsletter as updates become
available!!!
(2013 Card)
Webelo Scouts Discover the Complex Relationships Found in Nature
Webelos Scouts discovers the complex relationships found in nature
submitted by Kim Daum
(Pictured:Back Row - Den Leader, Marie Connor, CM Dr. Ramon Rodriguez, Katherine, VA Aquirium & Science Center; Eagle Scout, Assist Webelos Den Leader James Daum, Assistant
Webelos Den Leader Desiree Isotalo, Den Leader,Kimberly Daum;BR Boys - Ayden, Connor, Jack, Ramon IV, Daniel; Center Boys - Anthonie, Phelan, Colby, Corwin, Joshua; Front - Steve)
The Webelos Scouts of Pack 103 of Historic Williamsburg ventured out to the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center to earn their Webelos
Naturalist Activity Badge. They explored and identified wildlife, poisonous plants and discovered unique habitats while hiking along the trail. They practiced
their observation skills and became a “Naturalist” while exploring and understanding that wetlands are valuable lands that support a rich biodiversity of
waterfowl, songbirds, turtles, frogs, fish, and other wildlife. They understand that salt marshes occur along our coastal areas and which are dominated by salt-tolerant plants like cord grass and are greatly influenced by
tides. Among our most productive wildlife habitats, salt marshes are important feeding and nursery areas for fish, shellfish, crabs, and waterfowl.
The Webelos Scouts also studied the four basic parts of any ecosystem, whether aquatic or terrestrial, are:
• A biotic (nonliving) substances (mainly inorganic and organic compounds),
• Producers (largely green plants),
• Consumers (animals), and
• Decomposers (bacteria and fungi).Plants, animals, decomposers, and organics are interdependent with one another.
The Webelos Scouts day would not have been complete until they had their close up encounter with “King” which is a King Snake. They learned that this
snake is widespread in the Coastal Plain and Piedmont of Virginia. It also occurs in the Potomac River drainage in northern Virginia west of the Blue Ridge
Mountains. It inhabits a variety of different habitats, including hardwood forest, mixed pine-hardwood forest, pine forest, abandoned fields, margins of
hardwood swamps and freshwater marshes, and along creeks and streams.
We would like to give a big “Thank you” to Ms. Katherine and the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Center for this opportunity.
BSA, Pack 103, Historic Williamsburg
Webelos 1 Den 5 Den Leaders: Kimberly Daum, Python Patrol
Marie Connor, Dragon Patrol
Archery Day 2013
Popcorn
Be sure to recognize your scout's efforts!! Popcorn Kernals be sure to follow the below link to order prizes for your Cub Scout Pack or
Boy Scout Troop. Prizes must be entered by November 30th. If you need a username and password to access the system, please email
richard.johnson@scouting.org
http://scouttoys.com/my-account/login/
Popcorn Update- Upcoming dates to
remember!!: November 5th………….Final Orders and Payment Due
November15th……………….PopcornFinal Distrobution November 30th ……………………………....……Rewards entered in online
POPCORN SALES LEADER'S GUIDE
Olym"Packs"
Olympacks 2013
FOR PRINTABLE OLYMPACKS SIGN UP SHEET CLICK HERE!
Leave No Trace Trainer Course
Leave No Trace Trainer Course
December 14, 2013 8:00 a.m. – December 15, 2013 11:00 am
Murphy’s Mill Cabin, Suffolk Va.
For the following groups: Adult Scouters, Scouts 14+
Fee: $50.00 and includes:
Food (Lunch & Dinner Saturday, Breakfast Sunday) & program materials
Course is limited to 14 participants!
For More Information and Registration Form CLICK HERE!
University of Scouting
University of Scouting
January 11th
For More Information Click HERE!
Venture Youth Hunt
Charter Organization Representative Training
For Printable PDF of this flyer please click HERE!
Training
Training Courses can be provided through the MyScout service and can be found at Scouting.org
Courses Include:This is Scouting, All Cub Scout Leader Specific Training, Boy Scout Fast Start, Venturing Fast Start, Start Unit, Commissioner Fast
Start, Physical Wellness, Safe Swim (2 yr), Safety Afloat (2yr), Weather Hazards (2yr), Climb On Safely, Trek Safely, Troop Committee Challenge,
Staffing the District Committee
Youth Protection Training
All Volunteers must have training to register and recharter. Training is required every two years.
Unit Training Detail. The Colonial Virginia Council's training policy requires all direct contact leaders be trained this year. To help units
monitor their leader's training, National has created the Unit training Detail report under MyScouting. This report is available to adults
registered in the Cubmaster, Scoutmaster, Coach, Advisor, Committee Chair, and Chartered Organization Representative positions in
their units. This report provides each unit with a listing of adults and display all BSA training courses shown as completed in the
person's ScoutNET record.
UPCOMING TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES:
Venture Leader Specific Training Novermber 9th, 2013
ScoutMaster Leader Specific Training (Heritage) November 16th, 2013
Venture Leader Specific Training December 7th, 2013
Venture Leader Specific Training December 14th, 2013
PDF Version of the Newsletter
For PDF version of this newsletter please click HERE!
Scout Shop News!
Scout Shop Hours
Mon-Thurs: 9-7:30pm
Friday :9-5pm
Saturday: 9-3pm
Sunday: Closed
SCOUT SHOP HOLIDAY HOURS!!!
SCOUT SHOP WILL BE CLOSED: 5pm Wednesday, Nov. 27th
through Sunday, Dec. 1 and will re-open for normal business at
9am on Monday December, 2nd.
Tel: (757) 595-3356 ex 222
Fax: (757) 877-8611
Email: kelly.allan@scouting.org

LIMITED EDITION PATCH SALE!!! ONLY 200 BSA OFFICIALLY

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