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Annual Winter Camp-In - March 3-4, 2012
2703 Battleship Parkway (Highway 90/98)
Just off Interstate 10, Exits 27 or 30
Advanced Registration Required
FINAL
DAY FOR PAYMENT IS FEB. 21ST
Ship Admission
- Overnight scouts and male chaperones: $18
- Females and non-overnight guests (ages 12 and up): $10
- Females and non-overnight guests (ages 6 to 11): $5
- Females and non-overnight guests (ages 5 and under): free
Optional Souvenirs
- Scout T-shirt (overnight scouts only): $10.90
- Patch (scout only): $3.27
- Dog Tag: $8.18
Be prepared for the following costs
- Dinner from Domino's
- Breakfast (donuts or biscuits from surrounding restaurant)
Hotel information for Females
Female adults and female children will be asked to leave the ship at 8pm. Your ticket stub will allow for readmission to the park 8am the next morning to rejoin the group. The Best Western Battleship Inn has given us a Boy Scout discount for rooms. 2 Queen Bed, non-smoking, windows facing the battleship for $89 + tax. Located right next door to ship for easiest convenience. You may want to team up with other mom's and share the room cost ...
Transportation and General Info
Carpooling is certainly encouraged. Individual arrangements should be made in that regard.
The ship has a bunk for each person that has a covered mattress. You will need to bring pillows, sleeping bag or blanket, toiletries, towels, pajamas, change of clothes, a duffel bag or equivalent, a flashlight and a camera (optional).
Our drive is around 6 - 7 hours. We need to arrive at approx. 3pm. Check-In is between 3pm and 6:30pm. There are not guided tours so the pack leaders will act as the leader of their group. When we arrive we will check in as a group and plan our tours. We can plan a time for dinner accordingly and order pizza from a surrounding restaurant. The ship tends to do lights out at 8pm to conserve energy but curfew isn't until 11pm so flashlights are strongly advised. We will pack up at 8am the next morning and take our gear to the cars. We also are expected to gather our trash and take it out before we leave. We will probably do breakfast for the boys from a surrounding restaurant and will have those details when we get there. The ticket stubs of the females allow them to re-enter the museum at 8am the next morning to rejoin their Scout. Any additional touring or souvenir shopping can be done then as well.
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Pinewood Derby Workshop - Jan 7, 2012
Our annual Pinewood Derby Workshop will be held Jan 7, 2012
from 10am-12pm
at Mr. Blake Reid's House
113 Kinsale Drive, Madison, AL 35757-7645
Mr. Reid has graciously offered his garage, tools, time, and expertise to host this event for the pack.
Rules, design ideas, map for Mr. Reid's house for the workshop, Scout Shop's workshop flyer, and more are below.
If you can't make the pack's workshop, the Scout Shop is also providing a workshop during time-frames below:
- Saturday, January 7th: 10 am - 2 pm – Scout Shop Workshop
- Saturday, January 14th: 10 am – 2 pm – Scout Shop Workshop
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Map to Blake Reid House.pdf |
Map to Mr. Reid's house |
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Blank car template (draw your own) |
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pwood_template.pdf |
Simple car plans |
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*** Adult Leaders Only activity ***
 Outdoor Leadership Skills for Webelos Leaders (OLSWL) &
Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation (BALOO) Training - Nov 4 & 5, 2011
To get started, a pack leader needs to attend Basic Adult Leader Outdoor
Orientation (BALOO) training, which will provide your pack's outdoor
activity leader with the tools to conduct a safe and successful
overnighter.
Outdoor Leader Skills for Webelos Leaders is
designed to provide Webelos Leaders, Cubmasters, and interested
Committee Members with the information and skills needed to conduct a
successful Webelos outdoors program. Incorporating the adage "Scouting
is Outing", the course is conducted out-of-doors. Outdoor skills of
Cooking and Sanitation, Campfires, Knots, Woods Tools, Naturalist,
Forester, First Aid, Geologist, Outdoorsman, Selecting Campsites, Tents,
Bedding and Weather are taught in the program. The emphasis is on
"Hands-on" training.
Where: Blue Water Springs Park.
1060 Opp Reynolds Road, Toney, AL
When: Fri. - Sat., November 4 - 5, 2011
Time: See attached flyer
Fee: See attached flyer
Click Here for Online Registration
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Flyer for 2011 Fall BALOO / OLSWL Training |
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Map to 1060 Opp Reynolds Road (site of 2011 Fall OLSWL/BALOO training) |
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Oct 8-9, 2011 - Session 2 @ Camp Comer
Cub Haunted is an overnight camp-out for Cub Scouts. It is a weekend full of games, crafts, good food, hayrides, BB guns, archery, costume contests, and FUN for the whole family! The ENTIRE family is welcome to attend!
How do we register?
Registration will be limited, according to the Camp that you wish to attend. The registration deadline is one week prior to each session. You must attend the session for which you have registered. On-line Registration: Cub Haunted Online Registration
How much does it cost?
The cost is $44.00 per cub and partner and $60.00 for 2 Cubs and partner. Additional family members are $20.00 each, (Children 5 and under are free). A $15.00 late fee will be added if you register after the deadline. The fee includes dinner, breakfast, program supplies and a Cub Haunted TShirt and patch for the Cub Scout. Pre-orders of T-shirts for adult sizes and non-Scout youth are available. Please indicate on the registration form if you would like to purchase additional shirts for $10.00 each. 2X and 3X shirts are $12.00 each. For more information call 205-970-0251 in the Birmingham area or 256-881-7071 in the Huntsville Area. Pre-payment for the additional adult shirts and non-Scout youth is required by October 1, 2010.
What do I bring?
You will need the following items:
Completed BSA Health Form (Parts A and C), sleeping bag, personal toiletries, towel, wash cloth, rain gear, extra clothes, and spending money for the Trading Post. Optional items can include pillow, blanket, flashlight, and costume.
Sleeping accommodations
Two person canvas tents with cots and mattress are provided in each campsite. Adirondacks are available with four mattresses in the campsites as well. Availability is first come, first served. Please do not occupy an Adirondack if less than 3 people. Packs or individuals may bring their own tent. Campsites can not be reserved. Campsite seven is special needs/handicapped accessible for families with special needs.
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BSA Medical Form (Pack 412 info filled in) |
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