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Old News -- October 2007
Articles from the Front Page


Nothing is ever thrown away at WorthingtonScouts.org.    These are articles from the front page of the website.  They're kept around for future reference.  In some cases the articles link material from other websites.  Be aware that these links may/may not work.  Your milage will vary.  


Last seen on 10/30/2007
Troop 243 Collage


You are Invited to Our Open House

October 29, 2007 7:30 p.m.

Perry Middle School, 2341 Snouffer Road,

Worthington, Ohio


http://www.mytroop243.org

boyscouttroop243@yahoo.com

Last seen on 10/26/2007
Spaz in character
Resident Camp Alumnus Spaz demonstrating the proper technique for saying "BOO!" 
Wanted:  Scary Scouts

Simon Kenton Council is looking for boy scouts who are good at saying "BOOGA BOOGA"  and going bump in the night.  They're needed to help with the Camp Lazarus Halloween Friday and Saturday nights, Oct. 26, 27.  


Friday/Saturday Night, October 26, 27:
Boy scouts are needed to help with the activity areas along the haunted trail.  Younger boy scouts should be accompanied by an adult.  Adult leaders are also needed to help direct traffic in the parking areas. 
Meet at 6:00 p.m. at the Welcome Center on either Friday or Saturday Oct. 26, 27 for orientation.  The event runs from 7:00 to 10:00 pm.





5:30 pm, Saturday, Oct. 27  Ohio Historical Village
See the event page for additional information



What is Scouting about?
An Official Perspective
A Less Official Perspective

Last seen on Oct. 25, 2007
Paper Chase Advancement administration
'Nuff said!
User friendly
We come in peace
Internet Advancement
User friendly
We come in peace

We've been trolling Ebay, Travelocity, and ETrade for years.  Now this fall, scout packs, troops, and crews can log their advancement reports online.  Detailed information is available on the Council website, but the high points of the process include
  • Appointing one of your unit leaders Unit Advancement Processor (artist's conception at right and BTW, someone at the BSA came up with this term)
  • Reading the instructions -- not traditional, but highly recommended . . . admit it, you weren't planning to read the documentation.
  • Complaining about the design . . .  okay, THIS  WAS something you were planning to do.  Everybody's a web designer.
Previous advancement procedures involved submitting paper reports to Simon Kenton Council.  By asking packs and troops to submit advancements online, the BSA hopes to avoid recording your Webelos' Arrow of Light under your Tiger Cub's name.  If that happens now, it's all your fault.  Click here to learn more.
You can be a
Funny looking guy
Unit Advancement Processor

Last seen on Oct. 24, 2007


Troop 123 business cardtr
Webelos Open House
Come visit Troop 123
at our Webelos Open House on
Monday, October 22nd, at
St. Michael's Church in Worthington
from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm.

See what we are about and how your Scout will
fit in.  Learn about us and our programs and the
fun activities we do, the places we visit, and the
skills your Scout will learn.                               
 

Last seen on Oct. 22, 2007
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World Scout Jamboree on the Internet
  The World Scout Jamboree On The Internet (JOTI) is an international Scout Meeting on the Internet which takes places every year on the third weekend of october. This is an official event of the World Organization of the Scout Movement.
  During that weekend, thousands of Scouts from all over the world meet and communicate with each other over the Internet, using any technologies locally available, from web browsers to e-mail, chat programs, microphones, scanners and digital cameras.
  To learn more about this event, check out the Jamboree on the Internet Website.
Funny looking guy
We come in Peace!

Forbes Logo
Forbes Magazine interviews
Chief Scout Executive
Robert Mazzuca
Teaching Leadership
Scout's Honor
Matthew Kirdahy, 09.04.07, 6:00 PM ET

All too often it's those without integrity who make the headline news. When corporate scandals break, no one really ever hears much about the "boy scouts" of business, or those who play by the rules.

Maybe it's time more people did. And from what better source then the new top Scout, Robert Mazzuca?

. . . . . more



Last seen on Oct. 16, 2007
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Pinewood Derby Patch Contest
For the last twelve years, the Roundtable Staff has sponsored a Pinewood Derby patch design contest.  Cubscouts in Buckeye District are invited to submit a design for the 2008 Derby patch.  
  • Entries are due October 16.  
  • The winning patch may be ordered in November.   
  • Rules are on the entry form (linked at right).  
For more information, contact .
Entry Form (PDF)
Patch form

(MS Word Version)
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See your patch in the District Gallery

Last seen on Oct. 16, 2007
Pack 432 logo Cub Pack 432 is on the Web!

Pack 432 just put up a new website at http://www.cubpack432.org/.  The site appears to be hosted by dreamhost.com, uses Google Calendar, and has some really cool animated graphics.  This is a great example of a simple, but very effective pack website.  Take a moment and have a look.

Random thoughts about setting up scout websites can be found on this site at About this siteIf your unit sets up a new website, send the link to Al Magnuson.  Your website will be listed on the Worthington Units page and the information will also be forwarded to the Buckeye District webmaster.

Last seen on Oct 10, 2007
BSA Product Recall
Image of recalled product
BSA Product Recall

On October 3 the Plastic "Progress Towards Ranks" piece of the "Immediate Recognition Kit" (Item No.01804) was recalled by the manufacturer. The item may contain lead levels in excess of U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission standards in the paint on the totem badge. This is a voluntary recall and pending formalization of the recall details, all consumers are urged to remove ALL Cub Scout Recognition Totem Badge from the child's possession and kept in a safe place where only adults have access. Detailed instructions for returning the product for replacement will be provided by the manufacturer and posted as soon as they are available. The manufacturer has received no reports of any injuries resulting from the  use of the kits, but are urging this action as a precautionary measure.  The Simon Kenton Scout Shop will replace the plastic patch as soon as new ones are available but do not expect them for 4-6 weeks. If you have questions or want to find out if replacements are available, call them at 614-436-1593.

See the information on the National website at http://www.scoutstuff.org/bsasupply/info.aspx?page=cskit



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