Moe Klondike, "Escape from Butler"

Drifting into the 1940’s was quite a treat with the WWII "Escape from Butler" Klondike event. How nostalgic were the Red Cross volunteers canteening as well as how realistic and fun were the challenging maneuvers presented by the 106th Cavalry/83rd Infantry Reenactors and the "troops" of 152! A big thank you goes out to Troop 152’s scouts, leaders, and parents for a dynamic event.

Klondike Winners:
Medal of Honor(1st Place): Troop 333, Patrol 20
2nd Place: Troop 777, Patrol 26
3rd Place: Troop 179, Patrol 10
1st Place Sled Race: Troop 179, Patrol 11
Outstanding Sled Theme Design: Troop 777, Patrol 26
Purple Heart Award: Troop 177, Patrol 29

2010 Wood Badge Dinner

2010 Wood Badge Dinner

2010 Moecomdws Klondike Registration Flyer

2010 Moecomdws Klondike Registration Flyer

“Mission Impossible” Fall Camporee

October 16-18 was“Mission Impossible”,the Moe Fall Camporee. The event was hosted by Troop 270 and had 125 participants. The Scouts did a great job running the events and everything was well organized. Troop 270 put much care and effort into putting together a fun camporee. The weather was chilly Friday night and Saturday morning, but eventually the sun peeked out and the temperature warmed up.
A huge thank you goes out to Troop 270 for all of their hard work, to those who helped to organize, run, plan, cook, and everything else such an event takes, and to all of the participants, the event would not have been a success without any of you.

Klondike- ”Escape from Butler”

Re-enactors from the 83rd Infantry Division and the American Red Cross will be joining us to create a memorable WWII adventure for Moe’s 2010 Klondike, January 15-17, at Camp Butler.
Payment is not required until check in, but early bird troop registration price is $15/person if registered by the December 10 Roundtable $20/person if registered after December 10). Cost includes all activities, camping fee, a patch, a hot lunch and dinner, and a donut and juice on Saturday morning. Please contact Jo Jarosz with any questions at 330-376-0623 or jojarosz@hotmail.com.
Registration forms will be in the saddlebags.

It’s time again to recharter

Congratulations on a great fall round-up. Hopefully all registrations were turned in at the October Roundtable. If you have any lingering registrations please turn them in ASAP to make the recharter process as easy as possible.
Remember, at the December 9th Roundtable, we will be having our recharter orientation, so please send a few extra people from your unit to Roundtable. At the recharter orientation we will be going through the process of online rechartering as well as handing out the charter paperwork. Please make sure your unit is represented. Charter turn in is Thursday, February 11, at Roundtable.

November Roundtable Note

Please remember that the November Roundtable will be held on Wednesday , November 11, at 7:15 p.m., at St. Stephen Church due to a church conflict on Thursday.

It’s time for Friends of Scouting!

As the end of the year grows near, it is time to begin planning our annual Family Friends of Scouting Fundraising Campaign. This year Ruth Mundy will be the Moe District Family FOS Chair. She will be contacting each unit to set up a presentation date. We will have a sign-up sheet at future Roundtables, as well as a unit commitment flyer in each saddlebag. Please schedule your presentation as soon as possible.

Hooked on MOE

On October 17, we had the Moe District Fishing Derby. There were about 75 Scouts fishing in Camp Manatoc’s Lake Litchfield. The morning started out quite chilly, but as the day went on the sun peeked out once or twice and it turned out to be a nice day. Thank you to Stan Lero for organizing such a great event. Also, thank you to Jeff Carley and Bill Sinex for counting and measuring fish.
Come to the November Roundtable to meet the winners of the most fish, biggest fish, and smallest fish. Thank you to everyone who helped make this event successful!