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NOVEMBER 2015
ADVENTURE
PRINCESSES:
RUNNING WATERS
Upcoming Events: Frontier Meeting (11/5), Family Skate (11/8), Overnighter (11/21),
Christmas Parade (11/29)
TRAIL BOSS LETTER
Yetta Hey!
Well My final Camp with the Sky territory has come and gone, wish I would have felt better all weekend to
enjoy it more but you can’t always get what you want and made the best of what of the time there as I
could. It was great to see all the new people that are willing to replace the officers leaving from sky
territory, and I know they will do a great job and bring some new fresh ideas to the group. We also got to
welcome the new trail boss Dan McCoy to the group, aka Linus. Wonder how his thumb tasted by the end
of the weekend? With all that being said I hope everyone had a blast at the car rally and camp.
We have many events still to come before the year ends. In the month of November we have 3 events
The Overnighter, Family skate and the N.R. Christmas parade where we get to see Santa. Hard to believe
there are LESS THEN 60 DAYS LEFT IN 2015 AND EVEN LESS TILL CHRISTMAS. Wow where has
the year gone. I know I will miss seeing many of the sky territory but it’s not good bye, it’s on to the next
journey.
Have to go now as I think I need to start setting up my Christmas decorations now as I like to have them
up before the snow starts falling and well at camp that already happened, so I need to hurry.
Yetta Hey! Friends Always,
Wes, Sierra, and Mackenzie Brown
Ridgewood YMCA
Adventure Princesses
2015 Events
(DD) = Dad & Daughter
(F) = Family
(AP/AG) = Adventure Programs Event
(MD) = Mom & Dad Only Event
The dates shown below are tentative. Always check the latest issue of the Running Waters or
www.thebigcreekfrontier.org for updated information.
January 2016
03:
07:
16:
17:
23:
28:
Induction Ceremony (F)
Frontier Meeting (D)
Sled-fest I (F)
Bowling (DD)
Sled-fest II (F)
Officer Meeting (D)
February 2016
04:
06:
Frontier Meeting (D)
Mardi Gras (MD)
(Annual Fundraiser)
12-14: Winter Camp (DD)
25: Officer Meeting (D)
April 2016
07: Frontier Meeting (D)
TBD: Lake Erie Monster Family (F)
24: Car Race & Fair (F)
28: Officer Meeting (D)
05: Frontier Meeting (D)
TBD: Indians Scout Night (F)
26: Officer Meeting (D)
29: Fishing Derby (DD)
30: Memorial Day Parade (DD)
04: Frontier Meeting (D)
05: Mid-Summer Fluff Raid (DD)
TBD: NR Home Days Parade (DD)
25: Officer Meeting (D)
28: Breakfast in the Park (DD)
Frontier Meeting
Family Skate (F)
Overnighter (DD)
Officer Meeting (D)
NR Christmas Parade (DD)
Father/Daughter
Dinner
Easter Party (F)
Officer Meeting (D)
02: Frontier Meeting (D)
3-5: Spring Camp (DD)
23: Officer Meeting (D)
26: Pool Party (DD)
September 2016
01:
10:
17:
22:
November 2015
05:
08:
21:
24:
29:
Frontier Meeting (D)
June 2016
August 2016
October 2016
06: Frontier Meeting (D)
09: Car Rally (F)
14-16: Fall Camp (DD)
27: Officer Meeting (D)
03:
06:
20:
24:
May 2016
July 2016
04: 4th July Parade (DD)
07: Frontier Meeting (D)
10: Boat Race & Picnic (F)
TBD: Lake County Captains (DD)
24: Putt-Putt (DD)
28: Officer Meeting (D)
March 2016
Frontier Meeting (D)
Recruiting Rally (AP/AG)
Recruiting Rally (AP/AG)
Officer Meeting (D)
December 2015
03:
04:
13:
22:
Frontier Meeting (D)
Festival of Fluffs (DD)
Christmas Party (F)
Officer Meeting (D)
(DD)
2015 Adventure Princess Event Staff Sign-up
Revised February 28th 2015
Dates
Event
OIC 1
OIC 2
Outpost 1
Outpost 2
Outpost 3
1/5
1/17
1/24
2/15
2/20-2/22
3/8
3/22
4/17
4/26
5/8
5/24
5/25
5/29
5/29- 5/31
6/28
7/4
7/12
7/18
7/26
8/7
8/23
8/29
9/13
9/20
10/3
10/11
10/23
10/23-10/25
11/8
11/21
11/29
12/04
12/13
Induction Ceremony
SledFest 1
SledFest II (make-up date)
Bowling
W inter Camp- Camp Y-noah
Father-Daughter Dance
Easter Party/Egg Hunt
Lake Erie Monsters Game
Car Race & Fair
Indians Scout Night
Fishing Derby
Memorial Day Parade
Spring Camp - Crooked River
Spring Camp
Pool Party
July 4th Parade
Boat Race & Picnic
Lake County Captains
Putt-Putt
Mid-Summer Fluff Raid
North Royalton Home Days Parade
Breakfast in the Park
Recruiting Rally
Recruiting Rally
Buffalo Naval Museum
Car Rally
Halloween Dance/Party
Fall Camp
Family Skate
Overnighter
Christmas Parade
Festival of Fluffs
Christmas Party
Roger Bundy
David Shefferly
David Shefferly
Dan McCoy
W es Brown
Don Richter
Noah W emmer
W es Brown
Don Mckee
Roger Bundy
Sean Kelly
Bill Demattie
Bert Eggelmeyer
W es Brown
Scott Amick
Bill Demattie
Chris W alker
W es Brown
John Gaughan
Storyteller
Nick Marton
Vito Cimino
Dan McCoy
Dan McCoy
W es Brown
P.J. Egnaczyk
Don McKee
W es Brown
Dan Vegh
Don Bromeier
Nick Marton
Kevin Sexton
Ben Rababy
W es Brown
x
x
x
Roger Bundy
MOMS
Chris W alker
x
Vito Cimino
x
PJ Egnaczyk
x
N/A
Roger Bundy
Officer Corps
x
x
Night Owls
Officer Corps
MOMS
Night Owls
x
Bear Clan
x
Sequoias
x
x
x
x
Sequoias
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Princess Grizzles
x
x
Fearless Fawns
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
David Shefferly
N/A
Don Richter
x
x
Scott Amick
W es Brown
W es Brown
Roger Bundy
Roger Bundy
Don McKee
x
x
Dan McCoy
Officer Corps
x
x
Shooting Stars
x
x
Officer Corps
x
Princess Grizzlies
Officer Corps
Officer Corps
x
Officer Corps
x
Sunflowers
x
Officer Corps
Bear Clan
x
x
x
x
x
Ageyutsa
x
x
x
x
Rising Dragons
x
x
x
x
x
x
Cloud W alkers
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Fearless Fawns
x
x
OUT
AMA
Consider Being An Officer for 2016 !!!!!!
To All Princess Dads,
Please consider being an officer for 2016. Nominations Started in September and most of the positions are
open for 2016, meaning that dads in good standing with the organization can run for election (or audition in
the case of the Storyteller position). Even if someone else is running for a given position, if you are
interested in it – run for it! Having more people running makes it more fun for everyone. Listed below are
the names of each position with a brief description of what it entails. If you would like to know more, feel
free to ask current or former officer about their experiences.
Elections are held at the December Frontier meeting. See Dan McCoy or Wes Brown to nominate
someone to run for a position. I hope you’ll consider it!
Thanks, Dan McCoy (2016 Trail Boss)
Officer Positions for 2013
Position
Description
Election Nomination Name(s)
Status
1
2
3
Trail Boss
Elder
Asst Trail Boss
Closed
Closed
Open
Dan McCoy
Wes Brown
Scott Miller
4
5
Treasure Keeper
Fire Maker
Open
Closed
Chris Finnecy
Chris Sliwinski
6
6
7
9
Asst. Fire Maker
Storyteller
Tally Keeper
Forest Scout
Responsible for all activities
Supports Trail Boss as necessary
Works with Trail Boss to learn
future responsibilities
Tracks all financial transactions
Organizes and runs all council
fires
Assists Fire Maker
Tells stories at council fires
Takes notes at all meetings
Responsible for coordination of
territory participation
Responsible for coordination of
territory participation
Responsible for coordination of
territory participation
Responsible for coordination of
territory participation
Responsible for coordination of
territory participation
Assembles and publishes the
newsletter
Maintains AP Websites
Open
Open
Open
Open
Brent Bokman
Kevin Sexton
Paul Ekey
Scott Amick
Open
Adam Albright
Open
Vito Cimino
Open
PJ Egnaczk
Open
Tom Miller
Open
David Shefferly
Open
Bryan Armbruster
Takes photos and publishes for
the organization
Assists Legendmaker as needed
Manages all membership records
Open
Don McKee
Open
Closed
Val Cimino
Ben Rababy
Assists Membership Tracker
Open
John Montgomery
Procures all patches and awards
Inventory, storage and repair of
Frontier property
Open
Open
Don Peel
Don Richter
10
Sun Scout
11
Water Scout
12
Fire Scout
13
Sky Scout
14
15
Running Waters
Editor
Web Keeper
16
Legend Maker
17
18
Asst Legend Maker
Membership
Tracker
Asst Membership
Tracker
Awards Maker
Outfitter
19
20
21
Officer Expectations
So, you think you might like to be an officer! You might ask “what does that mean?” “What
is expected of me if I were to become an officer?” In anticipation of those questions, here
is a brief summary of the general expectations of any officer, regardless of the position that
you might hold. (Check the Princess Member Handbook for specific detailed responsibilities
for each officer position).
If you have questions, feel free to contact me or any officer to find out more. I hope you
join us!
Thanks,
Dan McCoy, 2016 Trail Boss
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------(Excerpts from officer expectations and conduct guidelines)

You represent the organization as an officer at all times; both at and away from Princess
Events you are viewed by others as representing the group. Set the right example at all
times

You have a duty to support the organization in decisions both big and small. What is right
for the program, and what is right for the kids should guide us in making the right
decision. It is our duty to preserve this program that we currently enjoy, for the benefit
of those that will come in later years.

Throughout the year all officers have assigned responsibilities. Some are clearly stated
in the handbook and by-laws and some are not. Regardless of where the assignment
comes from – whether it is voluntary or a requirement of your elected position – we are
all counting on you to meet your commitment.

It is the responsibility of all officers to attend all Officer and Frontier meetings. Be
prepared to discuss any action items that you might have. Territory Scouts should be
prepared to speak on behalf of their Territories.

There are a number of events during the year where support from the general officer
group is needed in order to be successful. The Mardi Gras fundraiser, the Guides Night
at the Races, and supporting the council fires at campouts are several of the main ones.
Even though you might not be the specific officer assigned to coordinate the event, we
will all need to pitch in to make sure things run smoothly.

Future officers: We need your help in identifying possible candidates for future officer
positions. Without good leadership going forward, the organization will eventually fail.
We need to make sure that does not happen.
SKY TERRITORY
Night Owls
Nothing to report at this time.
NIGHT OWLS
Yetta Hey from the Cloud Walkers!
Nothing to report at this time.
The Chepi’s
Nothing to report at this time
Thanks, Friends Always
Bert and Sarah Egglemeyer
2015 Sky Territory Scouts
Forest Territory Report:
Sequoias
Yetta Hey from the Sequoias!!
Summer is gone and fall is in full swing. The car rally was a great time with 110 people supporting the Adventure Princesses program.
The final destination had roller skating, putt putt in 3-D, plenty of TV’s to watch the Browns win and a haunted house. Great choice!!
Fall Camp was very nice although some warmer weather would have been nice. The council fire was hot and the 4th year fire was very
special for the outgoing Sky territory.
Next up will be the skating event and then the overnighter.
Hope to see everyone soon!!
Bear Clan Update
Aneen Neeshee, (Hell-o my friends). The Bear Clan had an exciting October. The Buffalo Naval Overnighter was awesome! I hope
everyone got a chance to also see Niagara Falls. The Car Rally was blast and we are happy to say none of the Bear Clan got (too)
lost. We had fun at Ghostly Manor roller skating, playing miniature golf and going in the bounce house. The month was topped off with
another great camp at Y-Noah. All the costumes were great!
We are looking forward to more roller skating at the family skate in November, and we are excited for one of our favorite events, The
Overnighter! We hope to see you all there!
Friends Always!
Megwetch (Thank you), Bear Clan
Princess Grizzlies
Grizzly Grapevine
The Princess Grizzlies experienced firsthand the nuances of close quarters, primarily, sleeping inches away from chronic
snorers. Myself, I had ear plugs buried so deep, I thought they may require a surgical procedure to remove. Much like my first
exposure to the Buffalo Naval Overnighter, I offer the following link http://www.americarecpap.com . Seriously, it isn't funny
anymore. Or, give Zyppah a try. Or, just don't go to bed. Snoring aside, the Overnighter provided loads of maritime fun. The
weather on Saturday was cool and wet, but Sunday was gorgeous, perfect for touring the entire museum. The following
weekend brought us the car rally. Most Grizzlies couldn't attend but I hear it had everyone surprised, as they thought they
were going to Cedar Point. Nice job guys. Fall Camp brought you the Grizzly version of Dice-Dice Baby, as we bid farewell to
Sky. It was colder than expected but we still had a great time. Much in store for November, skating, Kalahari, Overnighter,
and a parade. Wow! Will see you somewhere I'm sure. Grizzly Breath Out.
Fearless Fawns
Nothing to report from the Fearless Fawns.
Scott and Sadie Amick
2015 Forest Territory Scout
SUN TERRITORY REPORT:
Ageyutsa
The Ageyutsa Outpost expresses our deepest sympathy for the loss of Kimberli Iwanicki. Madison and her family are in our
thoughts and prayers.
Our girls had a great time at the Car Rally. Fall Camp was a blast too riding horses, archery, rock
wall climbing and zip lining! We managed to successfully hold off all the sneak attacks on the
trophy and left camp unscathed. 2 more months of this albatross, I mean, wonderful award, and
we’ll be able to pass it on to the next Outpost.
See you at the November events!
Friends Always!
The Sunflowers
It is with great sadness that we announce a loss in the family of the Sunflowers. On October 9th, one of
our dads suddenly lost a wife and a princess lost a mom. Thoughts and prayers to the family of Stephen
and Madison Iwanicki on the loss of their wife & mother, Kimberli Iwanicki.
Friends Always!
The Sunflowers
Thee Lakota
The Lakota would like to send their condolences to the Iwanicki family.
We had a Spooktacular time at camp, the costume/dance was a blast. That clown on the mic was
funny. Next year we are taking first place!! Next up is the skating party and then the overnighter.
Yetta Hey,
Thee Lakota
Friends Always
2015 Sun Territory Scout
Don & Kaila McKee
Water Territory Report:
Water Sprites
Water Sprites attended two events this month. We started out with the Car Rally and I know our girls had a great time skating, play house,
haunted house and enjoying some food. Then we were on to fall camp. Camp is always great spending time with friends and our girls.
The Halloween Party Friday night was a blast! One of our Princesses got sick and unfortunately had to leave early, but now on to Family
Skate and Overnighter.
Dancing Water
Nothing to report.
Amadahy Angels
October was an awesome month; first the Angels had a great
time at Buffalo Naval Park where we got to sleep on a World
War II battleship. The snoring was amazing as well as the
tight confines for sleeping on board both the ship and in the
submarine next door. A special thanks goes out to all those
who have served in the armed forces for their sacrifice to our
great country. Next we had blast at the Car Rally. Many of us
totally thought we were going to Cedar Point once we got to
Rt. 250. We had a great time bouncing throughout the
inflatable houses, skating on the roller rink and stuffing our
faces with pizza and hot dogs at the never-ending buffet of
food. Finally fall camp was here, wow what a busy month.
The Angels took second place in the Halloween costume
party, congrats!
The weather was chilly but dry, perfect for fall camp. We
burned a bunch of wood and had fun with all the camp
activities and then said good bye to the outgoing Sky
Territory, best of luck and see you in Senior Princesses.
Happy Halloween!
Yetta Hey!
Friends Always!
Vito, Victoria and Elizabeth Cimino
2015 Water Territory Scouts
Potawatomi
(Poe-tah-wah)-toe-me
That is how you say it.
Congratulations to the 2015 Sky territory on the completion of the Princess program. I am sure you have all had a great 4 years in the
Adventure Princess program. Now onto the next great experience whether it is Senior Princesses, dance or school athletics. Good Luck on
your next ADVENTURE and THANK YOU.
HEY LINUS!!! HAVE YOU SEEN THE GREAT PUMPKIN???
The scramble of the car rally was fun for the whole family. Where are we going Dad? We are in the middle of nowhere. Was a question
that was heard mid ride. There ended up being a lot to do and we had a great time.
At Fall camp the Potawatomi delivered again, coming in strong wearing our emotions on our sleeves. It didn’t matter the emotion, we all
felt Inside Out as Joy, Anger, Fear, Disgust or Sadness. We all probably felt a roller coaster of emotions as we went through the weekend.
Taking first place in the costume contest was exhilarating considering the great competition we were up against.
Saturday we kept the Adventure going from horseback riding and arts and crafts to archery, BB’s to making our own see-saw with Dad’s
and Daughters. Walking from the archery range to the rock wall was fun as we followed the bridle trail to only get turned around, but then
we finally made it after a quick “short cut”. The girls enjoyed climbing the rock wall to get on the zipline. WEEEEEEEEEEE!!! Can we
do it again?
We have to acknowledge the group that took our sign. We still do not know who did it (don’t care either), but we can assure you next time
it will not be as easy. We didn’t even guard it and left it ”there for the taking”. Who is going to bring a sign next time so we can get
theirs? Many signs were MIA. Does anyone else have one? Bring them so we can have some fun next time.
Remember Linus, you will need to be in the “most sincere pumpkin patch” and make sure you JUST BELIEVE……………….. Maybe he
will come next year. Here’s to just believing!
-Potawatomi
Soaring Phoenix
Soaring Phoenix had a great time at camp. Our girls had a blast tackling the rock wall and zip line. Definitely
overcame some fears. Horse arena rides were fun, but the girls can't wait to do trail rides in a couple years. That
council fire was HOT! The girls love watching the trail boss work the hose ��
Several of the girls needed to hear the Mary Poppins song to get the storyteller punch line...
Go Buckeyes win and epic Michigan fail on last play vs Michigan State.
A few questions from the girls:
When is part 2 of the movie?
Is candy always a meal at camp?
Thanks all for the great memories of our first fall camp!
The SPARKS
The Sparks and everyone that attended the Car Rally had a blast.
Camp was fun, cold, but fun. We had a great time bunking with the Soaring Phoenix. They're
a great group. Big thanks to the storyteller and firemaker for some great festivities. The
climbing wall and zipline were tough, but we got it done after some encouragement from the
group. Good luck to the fourth years. We'll miss you. Looking forward to the Overnighter
and welcoming all the new members.
PJ and Kaylee Egnaczyk
2015 Fire Territory Scout
Here is how the parade patch will look if you attend all 2015 parades:
Storyteller Story
KIPPY, THE SAD LITTLE PUMPKIN
On a hot summer day, the sun shined her sparkling light on a late-blooming flower sprouting from a pumpkin vine. "Hmmm"
thought the sun, "that poor little one. There's not enough growing time left for her."
Pumpkins do take some time to grow, you know, and it was already late in the summer. The earlier pumpkins had a beautiful
orange glow; every time the farmer looked at them, he got hungry for homemade pumpkin pie with cinnamon sprinkled on
top.
The little flower held tight to the vine and hoped with all her heart that she'd grow up big and round like the other
pumpkins. The farmer made sure she got enough water and the sun kept her warm. Before you could say "jack-o-lantern,"
Kippy, for that was her name, had become a tiny pumpkin. She looked all around her and saw many big, round pumpkins, all
ready for picking. Kippy knew she could never catch up to them, no matter how hard she tried, and she hung her head and
tried to hide under the leaves of the vine.
Before long, summer turned into fall and still Kippy hung her head, feeling sad and wishing she could grow big like the other
pumpkins.
Finally it was Fall Fun Day at the Pumpkin Patch. Boys and girls, Moms and Dads trekked down the winding path to the
pumpkin patch, looking for the best pumpkins. Kippy squeezed her pumpkin eyes tight, trying not to watch as one big
pumpkin after another was chosen. Dads left, carrying heavy pumpkins that Moms knew would make the yummiest
pies. Girls and boys called out to each other excitedly as they chose their own special pumpkins. Kippy shivered when she
heard the children talking about carving scary faces on the pumpkins for Halloween.
She thought to herself, "I'd like to have a face, too, but I don't want to scare anyone. I'd like to look happy, not scary." But
Kippy wasn't happy at all. She was the littlest, saddest pumpkin in the whole pumpkin patch.
Suddenly, Kippy heard a wee little voice saying, "That one, Mommy! I want that little pumpkin--there!--under those
leaves." Sure enough, the youngster had spotted the sad little pumpkin hanging its head. Kippy could hardly believe her
pumpkin ears!
When the little fellow's Mom put her soft hand around Kippy and twisted her stem to free her, it kind of tickled and Kippy
couldn't keep from giggling a little giggle. Then Kippy looked up and saw Mom smiling at her as she cradled the little
pumpkin in her hand. She peeked out from between Mom’s fingers to see the little boy. He was so small and thin! Kippy
could hardly believe her pumpkin eyes! The boy was a lot smaller than the others, just like Kippy! When she saw the happy
smile on the small boy's face, her little pumpkin heart began to throb with joy!
"Mommy, I want to hold my pumpkin," the little boy told his mommy. I LOVE my pumpkin!" He reached out his arms and
lovingly took Kippy from his mother and cradled the happy little pumpkin close to his heart. Kippy knew that her boy would
not want her to be a scary pumpkin. Her boy would give Kippy a bright smile like his own, and Kippy would bring happiness to
all who saw her.
And that's how Kippy, the saddest little pumpkin in the pumpkin patch, became the happiest pumpkin of all.
Kevin and Kaitlyn Sexton
2015 Storytellers
Rules of the Outpost of the Year Trophy/Participation Trophy
There have been many issues lately on what you can and cannot do with this trophy so I am going to list some of
the do’s and don’ts when it comes to this trophy. This trophy and the FUN of trying to steal it has been a tradition
for many years in the Adventure Princesses, remember it is all in good fun when it comes to being the guardian of
the trophy and the punishment if lost.
The Do’s
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Guard The trophy
The trophy must be stolen while unattended.
The trophy must be brought to all events except for parades, and a few others if unsure ask.
The trophy while at all events must be out in open
Have someone watch the trophy
Have fun with having it
If the trophy is requested by the Trail Boss it must be handed over.
If the trophy is stolen the group that stole it must follow the rules also.
The Don’ts
1. You can’t steal the trophy while it is in someone hand, the trophy must be taken while it is unattended.
2. You can’t lock up/ tie down/ secure the trophy while at events so you don’t have to watch it.
3. You can’t keep the trophy in a car or place where cannot give someone the opportunity to steal it back,
exception at camp it can be stored in the cabin during bed time.
4. No ripping the trophy from the hands of an individual or child
I hope this helps everyone understand the do’s and don’ts of this trophy
Thanks Wes Brown
Trail Boss
See all the photos taken
throughout the year at our
Shutterfly account.
The password is “adventure”
Follow the link below.
http://thebigcreekfrontier3.shutterfly.com
Like us on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/RidgewoodAdventurePrincesses/info
PRINCESS INTERVIEW PATCH
HEY! PRINCESSES… We would like to know more about each Princess and her dad.
Please take a few moments to fill out the Interview Form below. Each Princess that
sends in an interview will receive a special patch. Each month in the Running Waters,
several interviews will appear, so make sure you check each issue for your Personal
Interview. You can mail this form to me at the address below or better yet drop it off
at the house and receive a fluff too! Looking forward to hearing from you!
**PLEASE INCLUDE PICTURE OF DAD & DAUGHTER**
Your Name:
Dad’s Name:
Your Princess Name:
Territory:
Outpost:
School:
Grade:
Your Age:
What do you like about school:
Favorite TV Show:
Favorite Book:
Favorite Song:
Favorite Food:
Favorite Desert:
What activities are you involved in (other than Adventure Princesses):
Favorite Princess Event:
Favorite Princess Craft:
Best Thing you ever did as an Outpost:
What new event would you like to see be part of the Princesses:
Funniest thing your dad ever did:
Length of your trail of fluffs:
Number of patches on your vest:
Number of beads on your Necklace:
REMEMBER TO INCLUDE A PICTURE OF YOU AND YOUR DAD.
SEND INTERVIEW TO:
David Shefferly
rweditor@thebigcreekfrontier.org
FLUFF RAIDER’S LOG: 2015
There will be a patch given to Princesses that Fluff Raid the officers at their homes. The first part of this 2-part
patch will be awarded to any Princess who "raids" 14 officers at their home. The second part is for Princesses
who "raid" 5 officers after midnight. Use this Fluff Raiders Log to collect signatures from the officers. When you
get the 14 regular raids and/or 5 midnight raids, then "Raid" the Awards Maker for the patch(es).
OFFICER:
NAME:
FLUFF
COLOR:
1. Trail Boss
Wes Brown
Multi
2. Asst. Trail Boss
Dan McCoy
Multi
3. Elder
Roger Bundy
White
4. Fire Maker
5. Asst Fire Maker
6. Treasurer Keeper
Sean Kelly
Chris Sliwinski
John Gaughan
Black
Maroon
Gold
7. Tally Keeper
Dan Vegh
Orange
8. Awards Maker
Don Bromeier
9. Running Waters
Editor
10. Web Keeper
11. Legend Maker
David Shefferly
Moss
Green
Beige
Chris Walker
Bill Demattie
Rust
Lt. Pink
12. Asst. Legend
Maker
13. Membership
Tracker
14. Asst.
Membership Tracker
15. Outfitter
Nick Marton
Coral
Noah Wemmer
Brown
Ben Rababy
Teal
Don Richtor
Purple
16. Storyteller
Kevin Sexton
17. Sky Territory
Scout
Bert Egglemeyer
Dark
Pink
Royal
Blue
18. Forest Territory
Scout
19. Sun Territory
Scout
Scott Amick
Green
Don McKee
Yellow
20. Fire Territory
Scout
21. Water Territory
Scout
PJ Egnaczyk
Red
Vito Cimino
Aqua
REGULAR
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Thursday
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Saturday
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4th Year Laser
Tag
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Frontier Meeting:
7:30 pm @ Busch
Funeral Home
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Family Skate
Officer Meeting:
7:30 pm location TBD
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Christmas
Parade
30
Thanksgiving
Overnighter
YMCA of Greater
Cleveland25
North Royalton YMCA
11409 State Rd.
North Royalton, OH
44133
Adventure Princesses
The Big Creek Frontier
2015 Frontier
Officers
Trail Boss
Name
Daughter
Phone
Address and Email
Wes Brown
Sierra
440-886-1517
3426 Priscilla Ave. Parma, OH 44134
trailboss@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Assistant Trail
Boss
Dan McCoy
McKenzee
440- 886-1951
7840 Joyce Dr. Parma, OH 44134
assttrailboss@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Elder
Roger Bundy
Grace / Sara
216-375-3679
4544 South Hills Dr., Cleveland, OH 44109
elder@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Fire Maker
Sean Kelly
Reya / Nya
440-590-3249
8527 Akins Road, North Royalton, OH 44133
firemaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Asst. Fire
Maker
Chris Sliwinski
Olivia
(440) 888-1413
10071 W. Sprague Rd. North Royalton, OH 44133
asstfiremaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Treasure
Keeper
John Gaughan
Mary /
Meghan
440-885-3590
7719 Lanyard Dr., Parma, OH 44129
treasurekeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Tally Keeper
Dan Vegh
Victoria /
Alexis
(440) 746-9083
1791 E. Sprague Rd. Seven Hills, OH 44131
tallykeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Awards Maker
Don Bromeier
Olivia
(216) 856-0895
3417 Torrington Ave. Parma, OH 44134
awardsmaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
RW Editor
David
Shefferly
Ashley
713-858-5751
130 Wakefield Run, Hinckley, OH 44233
rweditor@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Web Keeper
Chris Walker
Addison
(440) 539-5733
6615 Chestnut Rd. Seven Hills, OH 44131
webkeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Legend Maker
Bill Demattie
Mallory
440-315-3314
11552 Harbor Light Dr. North Royalton, OH 44133
legendmaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Asst. Legend
Maker
Nick Marton
Ava
440-884-5389
6070 Creekside Dr. Parma Hts, OH 44134
asstlegendmaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Membership
Tracker
Noah
Wemmer
Sophia
330-760-2423
1900 Keystone Road, Parma, OH 44134
membershiptracker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Asst.
Membership
Tracker
Outfitter
Ben Rababy
Sophia
440-655-2381
10841 Silver Tree Trail, North Royalton, OH 44133
asstmembershiptracker@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Don Richter
216-299-9130
7806 Jameson Rd. Parma, OH 44129
outfitter@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Storyteller
Kevin Sexton
Destiny /
Faith /
Serenity
Kaitlyn
440-582-3255
11409 Glen Abbey Dr. North Royalton, OH 44133
storyteller@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Sky Territory
Scout
Bert
Egglemeyer
Sarah
(216) 398-7934
1730 Murl Ave. Cleveland, OH 44109
skyscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Sun Territory
Scout
Don McKee
Kaila
440-724-5375
8025 Kenilworth Avenue, Parma, OH 44129
sunscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Water Territory
Scout
Vito Cimino
Victoria /
Elizabeth
216-410-8457
8112 Thornhurst Dr. North Royalton, OH 44133
waterscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Forest Territory
Scout
Scott Amick
Sadie
(440) 397-3586
2330 Fordham Ln. Broadview Hts, OH 44147
forestscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org
Fire Territory
Scout
PJ Egnaczyk
Kaylee
(440) 829-9979
7603 Whittington Dr. Parma, OH 44129
firescout@thebigcreekfrontier.org