2011 Cub Resident Camp Leader Guide available

[OK, a little snowy in this picture, but it sure won't look like this in June!]

Welcome all! I am very excited about overseeing Cub Resident Camp, and I hope everyone is looking forward to an exciting time at Cub Resident Camp this summer. Let’s face it; the highlight of the Scouting year is summer camp. It is time to learn new skills, make new friends and enjoy the outdoors. Scouts from all over the council will meet at camp looking for a fun filled program for either a few nights or an entire week. Our Staff has been preparing a fantastic summer program that is filled with memories to last a lifetime.

Did you know that if your pack attends a summer camp your Scouts are more likely to stay involved in the Scouting program? Please take time to prepare for your adventure at camp. Remember that it’s not so much the amount of requirements completed as it is to gain knowledge, develop confidence, appreciate our natural environment and ensure its survival. For more information and forms please visit www.sac-bsa.org. I look forward to meeting all of you this summer at camp!

To help make sure you and your Scouts are prepared for camp we have prepared this in-depth guide of everything you need to know for camp. Please take time to read this guide from cover to cover, absorb all of the information in it and pass it along to your other leaders and your Scouts. Remember it is each pack’s responsibility to organize their leadership in a way that allows the boys to attend camp.

In order to ensure you have trained leader we will be offer BALOO training each week of Cub Camp.

Let’s put the "outing" back in Scouting! Celebrate America and its history with us this summer.

Rachel Ringler

Cub Resident Program Director

Staff and CIT--do you have what it takes?

Camp Rock Enon needs you!

Time to step and be counted...for STAFF at Camp Rock Enon.

Interviews will be at the Council Office on 08 JAN 2011--please call and make your appointment right away:  540-662-2551

Both paid positions and CIT (counselor-in-training) positions will be considered.

Haunted Woods 2...A Scout is Brave

Wind whistling...leaves rustling...mammals bustling...

Or is it something else?

Camp Rock Enon will be crawling with creepy-crawlies all Halloween weekend but they need your help to pull off the Haunted Woods event.

Everyone is welcome to help make it happen.  Camping all weekend is an option, meals will be provided.  Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

Contact Sharon Winsatt for more details.

Unless you are...scared...

Family Camp at Camp Rock Enon!

Native American Family Camp begins in just a few days at Camp Rock Enon!

25-26 September beginning at 8AM (yes, the form says 10AM...trust me--8AM).

Do you have your registration in yet?  Completed your medical form?  Invited Grandma to come?

If not, now is the time to GET BUSY!  We want you at the Rock!

Ready for Ad-Venture?

Coming soon to an October near you...

Whispering Rock--04 AUG 2010

The Whispering Rock

“The spirit is there in every boy; it has to be discovered and brought to light.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
Showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm before 4pm, then scattered showers and thunderstorms after 4pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 88.

Evening Schedule
4:30 Slip 'n' Slide (Parade Field)
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 Water Carnival (Aquatics) and Scoutmaster v. Staff Softball (Activity Field)
8:30 Video Game Night (Bowman)

Do you know who the Dining Hall is dedicated to?

Horseshoes Challenge
Troop 36 had an impressive showing of sportsmanship as they joined Pooh for the Horseshoe Challenge. But alas the team of Garith & Greg beat the team of Rich and Pooh. Although Pooh lost he was grateful for the fun time and congratulates Troop 36 on a job well done.

HISTORY OF THE ROCK (Pt. 2)
The resort survived the American Civil War and continued to draw Virginia's elite. It changed owners several times until, in 1919, it was purchased by Fred Glaize, Sr. and Lee Herrellin who tore down several buildings and the original wing of the hotel. The resort continued to lose business until 1944 when the Glaize Family sold the resort to the Shenandoah Area Council.

Today's Pooh Challenge: Archery
Today the brave of heart can meet with our fearless camp director in an attempt to best him with the bow and arrow. Meet at the Archery Range at 1 pm if you are courageous enough to accept the challenge!

Whispering Rock--03 AUG 2010

The Whispering Rock

“We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
Patchy fog before 8am. Otherwise, partly sunny, with a high near 90. South wind around 7 mph.

Evening Schedule
4:30 Are You Smarter Than a Scout (For leaders at Dinning Hall)
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 – 8:00 Ultimate Frisbee & Orienteering Course
9:00 OA Social (Dinning Hall)
10:30 Astronomy Outpost (Starts on Parade Field, then proceeds to Chapel Hill to spend the night.)

Polar Bear Plunge!
For the daring and brave at heart only! Tomorrow morning (Wednesday) from 6:00 to 6:15 you are welcome to take an invigorating dip in Miller Lake during the Polar Bear Plunge. Just remember to bring a towel for afterward and that this is a plunge, not a free swim. We hope to see you there!

HISTORY OF THE ROCK (Pt. 1)
Rock Enon Springs Resort was built up around a mineral water spring and was originally called Capper Springs after an early settler, John Capper. In 1856,William Marker bought the property and built a hotel to accommodate guests at the springs. During the mid-19th century, it became very popular as a place for people to heal various ailments by soaking in the spring's "medicine" waters.

Are You Brave Enough to Accept the Pooh Challenge?
Over the course of this week, our fearless Camp Director will accept any leaders that wish to challenge him in a variety of skills. To the winner goes the glory and praise in this periodical.

• Tuesday – Horseshoes – 1pm – Akela Lodge
• Wednesday – Archery – 1pm – Archery Range
• Thursday – CRE Golf – 3pm – Trading Post (make your own clubs from natural materials)

Today's Meals

• Tuesday Lunch: Cold Cut Sandwiches Chips Fruit
• Tuesday Dinner: Spaghetti Mixed Vegetables Applesauce Bread Sticks
• Wednesday Breakfast: Pancakes Bacon Cereal Milk Fruit Juice

Whispering Rock--29 JUL 2010 PM Edition

WHISPERING ROCK: EXTRA EDITION

SOFTBALL
With great enthusiasm the Scouts from Athletics, Scout leaders and staff played a rousing game of round robin softball. For one hour everyone hit repeatedly and ran around aimlessly. The only complication was how many pitches/strikes Coleslaw should have had. As a highlight Darina did not permanently hurt anyone even though she threatened to. Thanks everyone for a fun time!

WATER CARNIVAL

• CANOE SWAMP: Troop 165 – 14 Scouts
• WATERMELON: Troop 427

SCOUTMASTER COMPETITION

• Biggest Splash: Jeff (Troop 165)
• Best Dive: 4-way Tie between John (427), Mark (212), Jeff (165), and Shane (Staff)
• Belly Flop: Frank (58)
• Most Creative: Shane (Staff)

Thanks to all participants for a fun time!

Whispering Rock--29 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

“For those who have eyes to see and ears to hear, the forest is at once a laboratory, a club and a temple.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly before noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 87. West wind between 5 and 10 mph.  Chance of precipitation is 60%.

Evening Schedule
4:30 Bird on a Stoop (Parade Field)
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 Iron Man (Parade Field)
Immediately Following Iron Man: Frontier Outpost Leaves (Buttress)

Trivia Question Answers

• Sunday:  Venturing
• Monday:  1944
• Tuesday:  The World Organization of the Scouting Movement (WOSM)
• Wednesday:  Gordon D. Bowman

We hope you learned a little about Scouting and CRE this week.

Pooh's Archery Challenge
In an exciting challenge, Pooh was defeated by John McConnell from Troop 427. John obtained a top score of 47 out of 50 to Pooh's 44. The rest of the challengers were all from Troop 212. Their results were Sid Barteau (44), David Perdue (44), Tom Routhier (43), Charles Kim (42), and Jerry Sellers (self-proclaimed honorable mention).
In the “shoot the orange” challenge another Troop 212 leader, Doug Gardner won. Congratulations and thanks to all for a great time. We hope to see you today at 3 pm for the golf challenge in front of the Trading Post.

HISTORY OF THE ROCK (Pt. 3)
The Main Hotel was located on the Parking Lot of Camp Rock Enon. Lumber from the old hotel was used to build Buffalo Lodge.  Rock Enon Springs had a station along the Winchester and Western Railroad until the 1930s, when the railroad was shortened to Gore.

One of the most famous guests was John Phillip Sousa, the composer of many marches like “Stars and Stripes Forever.”

If you would like to see what Rock Enon Springs Resort might have looked like turn left on Back Creek Road and go to Capon Springs Resort which is still in business today.

Whispering Rock--28 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

“We are not a club or a Sunday school class, but a school of the woods.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
Scattered showers and thunderstorms after 1pm. Partly cloudy, with a high near 90. West wind between 3 and 7 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Evening Schedule
4:30 Slip 'n' Slide (Parade Field)
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 Water Carnival (Waterfront) & Scoutmaster/Staff Softball (Activity Field)
9:00 Video Game Night (Bowman Lodge)

Do you know who is Bowman Lodge named after?

Pooh's Challenge 1: The Results
Yesterday's competition for the glory of beating Pooh was a bit confusing. Due to the fact that NO LEADERS showed up the game of horseshoes resulted in David Meade, a CIT, and Shawn Kohlhaas, Kitchen Staff, played. Shawn claims victory but David managed one ringer. Luckily, no one was injured. We hope that some Leaders will show up today and show us their archery skills.

Results of Are You Smarter Than a Scout?
Yesterday at approximately 4:30pm a meeting of the minds was held in the Dining Hall in the academic competition of Are You Smarter Than a Scout? The results may shock you, but the winner was Jerry Sellers of Troop 212. His intelligence and knowledge has astounded us all.

History of the Rock (Pt. 2)
The resort survived the American Civil War and continued to draw Virginia's elite. It changed owners several times until, in 1919, it was purchased by Fred Glaize, Sr. and Lee Herrellin who tore down several buildings and the original wing of the hotel. The resort continued to lose business until 1944 when the Glaize Family sold the resort to the Shenandoah Area Council.

Whispering Rock--27 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

“We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
A chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 2pm. Partly cloudy, with a high near 86. Calm wind becoming south around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Evening Schedule
4:30 Are You Smarter Than a Scout (For leaders at Dinning Hall)
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 – 8:00 Ultimate Frisbee & Orienteering Course
9:00 OA Social (Dinning Hall)
10:30 Astronomy Outpost (Starts on Parade Field, then proceeds to aaaaaChapel Hill to spend the night.)

Polar Bear Plunge!
For the daring and brave at heart only! Tomorrow morning (Wednesday from 6:00 to 6:15) you are welcome to take an invigorating dip in Miller Lake during the Polar Bear Plunge. Just remember to bring a towel for afterward and that this is a plunge, not a free swim. We hope to see you there!

HISTORY OF THE ROCK (Pt. 1)
Rock Enon Springs Resort was built up around a mineral water spring and was originally called Capper Springs after an early settler, John Capper. In 1856,William Marker bought the property and built a hotel to accommodate guests at the springs. During the mid-19th century, it became very popular as a place for people to heal various ailments by soaking in the spring's "medicine" waters.

Are You Brave Enough to Accept the Pooh Challenge?
Over the course of this week, our fearless Camp Director will accept any leaders that wish to challenge him in a variety of skills. To the winner goes the glory and praise in this periodical.

• Tuesday – Horseshoes – 1pm – Akela Lodge
• Wednesday – Archery – 1pm – Archery Range
• Thursday – CRE Golf – 3pm – Trading Post (make your own clubs from natural materials)

Whispering Rock--26 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

“The man who is blind to the beauties of Nature has missed half the pleasure of life.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
Sunny, with a high near 87. North wind between 5 and 7 mph.

Evening Schedule
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:45 Assembly for Campfire (Parade Field)
8 – 9:30 Campfire
9:30 – 10:00 Eagle Scout Social/Cracker Barrel (Dinning Hall)

Do you know what year CRE opened as a Boy Scout Camp?

MERIT BADGE CLASSES
Your week of merit badge and fun at Camp Rock Enon begins today shortly after breakfast. Please be prompt to all your classes; if you aren't sure where your class is look at the back of yesterday's newsletter (or ask a Staff member). Also, please bring your blue cards to class. This is to ensure that your counselor can keep accurate records.

Lost and Found
If you lose something over the course of the week, be sure to check the lost and found located in Buffalo Lodge. As you walk in from the front porch it is a black footlocker immediately to your left. Valuable objects (knifes, phones, keys, cameras, etc.) should be turned into an administrator for safe keeping.

Emergency Procedures
Do you know where to go in case of an emergency?
Red sites (Big Oaks, Hilltop, Lowery, Pinecrest, Pinnacle, Sleepy Hollow, and Tall Timbers) go to the Dining Hall in the event of an emergency.
Blue sites (Cooper, Hickory Ridge, Hepner, Indian Village, Laurel Ridge, Rowe, Sutton,, and Zeb) go to Bowman Lodge.
Please listen to the Staff at the location and assemble quickly and quietly. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated!

Whispering Rock--25 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

A Scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens.

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

WEATHER
A chance of showers and thunderstorms after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 94. West wind between 11 and 14 mph, with gusts as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

WELCOME TO THE ROCK!
A Note From Pooh:
When I decided to join Staff in 1996 I never thought it would be such a long term commitment. But I am thrilled to be here and look forward to serving you this week.
As you go throughout this week I want you to look for opportunities to show the Scouting Spirit. If you see a piece of trash “Be Clean” and pick it up and throw it away. If you see someone that looks like they are having a bad day “Be Cheerful” and help them be happy. Do you get the idea? I hope so.

David “Pooh” Winsatt

Camp Director

Trading Post
Open Sunday Evening
7:45-9:00 pm
Don't forget to buy your Merit Badge Kits tonight!
They will be delivered for you Monday.
If you don't see it in the Trading Post—ASK!

This Evening's Schedule
5:45 Assembly/Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 Dinner
7:00 Vespers (Assemble at Parade Field)
7:30 Program Fair (Parade Field) & Scoutmaster Meeting (Bowman)
8:30 Movie Night (Bowman)

Areas to Avoid

• Crags – On the right side of the trail to Nature
• Spillway
• Dam
• HILLSIDE ACROSS LAKE
• WASTE TREATMENT PLANT
• Climbing, Waterfront, or Shooting Sports Areas without Staff Supervision
• OTHER CAMPSITES – Do not enter without permission
• Scout Leader Lounge – Leaders Only
• ROAD OUTSIDE OF FRONT GATE
• Staff Living Quarters

Whispering Rock--23 JUL 2010

The Shouting Rock

“Momma always said life was like a box of chocolates, you never know what cha' gonna get.”

Forest Gump

THE WEATHER
180% chance of snow, High of 21, low in the upper -30s. Accumulation suspected to be upwards of 8 feet.

Evening Schedule
5:00-7:30 Family Night
7:40 Assembly For Campfire (Parade Field)
8:00-9:30 Campfire
9:30-10:30 OA Call Outs (Parade Field)
Leaders can get their unit's blue cards starting at 5:30pm from the red mailboxes located in Scout Leader Lounge.

Troop 117 and Troop 7 are Awesome and Rule!

Rock Enon Classic Results
9-hole Winners: 1st Dan (T-4) Tie for 2nd Dow (T-100) & Doug (T-4) 3rd Pooh (Staff)
Longest Drive: Dow (T-100)
Longest Backwards Drive: Pooh (Staff)
Longest Launch of Golf Club Head: Rick (Troop 100)
We hope that everyone that participated had a wonderful time at the Wet Rock Golf Course yesterday.

Today's newsletter was written by the Communication Merit Badge Class

Iron Man Results
T124 – 9:44 T7/8 – 11:58
T11/117 – 9:01 T88 – 8:35
T100 – 9:01 Scoutmaster Team 1 – 6:31
T413 – 9:06 Scoutmaster Team 2 – 5:42
T45 – 8:02 Staff – 5:49
T995 – 12:45 Congratulations to all teams
T196 – 8:49 that participated last night on
T66/7454 – 9:32 a well-played competition
T4 – 6:02

Whispering Rock--21 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

“If you make listening and observation your occupation you will gain much more than you can by talk.”

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

THE WEATHER
Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly after noon. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 90. Calm wind becoming west between 8 and 11 mph. Chance of precipitation is 60%.

Evening Schedule
4:30pm Slip 'n' Slide (Parade Field)
7:00pm Water Carnival & Scoutmaster v. Staff Softball
9:00pm Video Game Night (Bowman Lodge)
The Water Carnival will be held in the Aquatics Area.
Scoutmaster vs. Staff Softball will meet at the Activity Field.

Horseshoes Record Broken!
Yesterday outside Akela Lodge a battle for the ages happened! Troop 117's Randy and Dodge defeated Troop 4's Doug and Rick. This triumphant clash ended a long standing record held by Troop 4. What other upsets could happen this week?

The Rock Enon Classic Opens Again
Any leaders are cordially invited to the Rock Enon Classic hosted outside the TP at 1 pm on Thursday. Join Pooh for a round of golf. The only requirement is that you must make your own golf club from the materials found in camp. We hope to see you there!

The Pooh Challenge
Can your leaders out shoot Pooh? Today at 1pm our fearless Camp Director will be accepting any challengers at the Molden Archery Range. To the victor goes the prize, a delicious watermelon!

Whispering Rock--20 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it.

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

WEATHER
Scattered showers and thunderstorms after 1pm. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 89. Calm wind becoming southwest between 7 and 10 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.

Daily Schedule
7:00 Reveille
7:45 Assembly/Flags (Parade Field)
8:00 Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:00—11:50 Merit Badge Classes (Program Areas)
12:00—13:00 Lunch (Dining Hall)
13:00—14:00 Siesta/Free Time
14:00—16:50 Merit Badge Classes (Program Areas)
16:30 Are You Smarter Than A Scout? (Dinning Hall)
17:30—18:30 Dinner (Dining Hall)
18:45 Retreat (Parade Field)
19:00 Ultimate Frisbee & Orienteering Course
20:30 OA Social
22:00 Taps
22:30 Astronomy Outpost
Ultimate Frisbee will meet on the Parade Field and the Orienteering Course will meet at the Med Lodge Pavilion

Do You Know where to go for any emergencies? When an alarm sounds:

Blue campsites go to Bowman Lodge

Red campsites go to the Dinning Hall

Whispering Rock--19 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

The most worth-while thing is to try to put happiness into the lives of others.

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

WEATHER
Scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly after 9am. Cloudy, then gradually becoming mostly sunny, with a high near 88. West wind between 8 and 14 mph. Chance of precipitation is 50%.

Daily Schedule
7:00 Reveille
7:45 Assembly/Flags (Parade Field)
8:00 Breakfast (Dining Hall)
9:00—11:50 Merit Badge Classes (Program Areas)
12:00—13:00 Lunch (Dining Hall)
13:00—14:00 Siesta/Free Time
14:00—16:50 Merit Badge Classes (Program Areas)
17:30—18:30 Dinner (Dining Hall)
18:45 Retreat (Parade Field)
19:40 Assembly for campfire (Parade Field)
20:00—21:30 Campfire (Campfire Circle)
21:30 Eagle Scout Social (Dining Hall)
22:00 Taps

Please be on time to your classes and be sure to bring your blue cards!

Lost and Found
The Lost and Found is a black footlocker located in Buffalo Lodge. Any valuable items (keys, knives, wallets) should be turned into to an administrator for safe keeping.

SHOUTOUT!
Good work Ghon Caswell, Assistant Climbing Director, for picking up the Program Fair and ensuring its success. Our heartfelt praise go out to Ghon and wish him well in all his future endeavors!

vel unnin störf (Good work for our non-Icelandic speaking readers)

Whispering Rock--18 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

A Scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens.

Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, 1st Baron Baden-Powell

WEATHER
Mostly sunny with a high near 90. West wind around 11 mph. Slight chance of showers and thunderstorms before 2AM.

WELCOME TO THE ROCK!
A Note From Pooh:
When I decided to join Staff in 1996 I never thought it would be such a long term commitment. But I am thrilled to be here and look forward to serving you this week.

As you go throughout this week I want you to look for opportunities to show the Scouting Spirit. If you see a piece of trash “Be Clean” and pick it up and throw it away. If you see someone that looks like they are having a bad day “Be Cheerful” and help them be happy. Do you get the idea? I hope so.

David “Pooh” Winsatt

Camp Director

Trading Post
Open Sunday Evening
7:45-9:00 pm
Don't forget to buy your Merit Badge Kits tonight!
They will be delivered for you Monday.
If you don't see it in the Trading Post—ASK!

Areas to Avoid

• Crags – On the right side of the trail to Nature
• Spillway
• Dam
• HILLSIDE ACROSS LAKE
• WASTE TREATMENT PLANT
• Climbing, Waterfront, or Shooting Sports Areas without Staff Supervision
• OTHER CAMPSITES – Do not enter without permission
• Scout Leader Lounge – Leaders Only
• ROAD OUTSIDE OF FRONT GATE
• Staff Living Quarters—Staff Hill, Bowman Lodge, Garrabrandt Lodge, Upstairs of Buffalo

Whispering Rock--14 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

Trading Post
Win a Free Set of CRE Dominoes!
Dominoes Tournament 4 pm on the Trading Post Side

Weather
Partly sunny with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs around 90. Chance of rain 20 percent.
Wednesday Night
Mostly cloudy with iso-lated showers and thunderstorms in the evening...then partly cloudy after midnight. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent.

Evening Activities
4:30 Slip-n-Slide Parade Field
Water Carnival Aquatics
Scout Leader/Staff Softball Athletic Field

** Remember to remind your family and friends who come to visit that they cannot drive into camp without prior permission from the Camp Director.**

Beat the Bear!
Shooting Sports!
Give it your best shot during free shoot at Archery or Rifle. Leave your results with Jim or Andrew.
See if you can beat Pooh Bear’s Score.


Dwayne Snyder of Troop 1 was able to come out on top at the annual Beat the Bear Horseshoe Tournament here at Camp Rock Enon.
Also going against the Bear was Rick Bush of Troop 1 and Karan Johnstone of Troop 3.
Thanks to all who participated!

Foil Dinner Preparation Procedures
At 2:00pm Leaders or Scouts over the age of 14 years old need to come to the Dining Hall to prepare their foil dinners. They will then be labeled and placed in the refrigerator.
At 5:00pm the pre-prepared foil dinners may be picked up from the Dining Hall.

LEADER’S DINNER
Thank you to all the Leaders who shared their praises and concerns with us at the dinner last night. You really make a difference because sometimes looking at things from the inside just does not afford us the complete picture. We took copious notes and we will do our best to continue to improve.

Dave “Pooh” Winsatt

Thank you to those who helped make Pancakes today!!

Whispering Rock--13 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it. Robert Baden-Powell

Tuesday’s Weather
Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of showers in the morning...then showers and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon. Highs in the mid 80s. Chance of rain 70 percent.
Mostly cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms likely... mainly in the eve-ning. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of rain 60 percent.

Trading Post Special
Let’s Go Fishing! Buy a fishing pole & get a lure FREE!

MAIL CALL
Remember to check the Red Lockers in the Scout Master Lounge Daily!
Outgoing mail –Mail Bag in lobby of Buffalo

Quartermaster
Open 30 minutes after every meal

Open Swim
3:00 to 5:00
M-Th
Friday Open Swim

Rock Enon Springs Resort
Rock Enon Springs Resort was built up around a mineral water spring and was originally called Capper Springs after an early settler, John Capper. In 1856, William Marker bought the property and built a hotel to accommodate guests at the springs. During the mid 19th century, it became very popular as a place for people to heal various ailments by soaking in the spring's "medicine" waters. The resort survived the American Civil War and continued to draw Virginia's elite. It changed owners several times until, in 1919, it was purchased by Fred Glaize, Sr. and Lee Herrellin who tore down several buildings and the original wing of the hotel. The resort continued to lose business until 1944 when the Glaize Family sold the resort to the Shenandoah Area Council.

The Main Hotel was located on the Parking Lot of Camp Rock Enon. Lumber from the old hotel was used to build Buffalo Lodge.
Rock Enon Springs had a station along the Winchester and Western Railroad un-til the 1930s, when the railroad was shortened to Gore.
One of the most famous guests was John Phillip Sousa, the composer of many marches like Stars and Stripes Forever.
If you would like to see what Rock Enon Springs Resort might have looked like turn left on Back Creek Road and go to Capon Springs Resort which is still in business today.

Whispering Rock--11 JUL 2010

A Big Rock Enon Welcome

The Whispering Rock

Correcting bad habits cannot be done by forbidding or punishment.-Lord Robert Baden-Powell

Trading Post

Open Sun Evening

7:45-9:00 pm

Don’t forget to buy your Merit Badge Kits tonight! They will be delivered for you Monday.

If you don’t see it in the Trading Post - ASK!

Have a great week!

Weather

Mostly Clear. Lows in the lower 60s NW winds around 5 mph in the evening.

Evening Activities

7:00 pm

Program Fair –Front of Dining Hall

Scoutmaster/Leader Meeting-Bowman

WELCOME TO THE ROCK!

A Note From Pooh:

When I decided to join Staff in 1996 I never thought it would be such a long term commitment. But I am thrilled to be here and look forward to serving you this week.

As you go throughout this week I want you to look for opportunities to show the Scouting Spirit. If you see a piece of trash “Be Clean” and pick it up and throw it away. If you see someone that looks like they are having a bad day “Be Cheerful” and help them be happy. Do you get the idea? I hope so.

AREAS TO AVOID

• CRAGS – On right of trail to Nature
• SPILLWAY
• Dam
• HILLSIDE ACROSS LAKE
• WASTE TREATMENT PLANT
• CLIMBING, Waterfront or Shooting AREAS without Staff Supervision
• OTHER CAMPSITES – Do not enter without permission
• SCOUT LEADER LOUNGE – Leaders Only
• ROAD OUTSIDE OF FRONT GATE
• Staff Living Quarters-Staff Hill-Bowman Lodge or Garrabrandt Lodge

Whispering Rock--09 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

From Communications MB. The Only Class that Matters!!

Weather
Smoldering, Blister-ing, and unbearably hot!!

Trading Post
Come Spend your money!

Evening Schedule
Assemble on the Parade Field at 7:45 pm
Campfire!
8:00 pm

-Make sure to check the showers for anything you left before you go home tomorrow!
-Make sure to donate to the unicorn fund at the Trading Post before you leave. Give a little to save a life!
-The New Twilight movie was so bad, it made Cody’s acting look good!
-Please report any Pooh found in your campsite. It will be taken care of.

Friday Night before the Closing Campfire and Order of the Arrow Callout:

• Have Scouts pack their belongings except those needed for Friday night and Satur-day morning. Pack all troop gear.
• Check your packet for all awards and merit badge cards. Identify if something is miss-ing or incorrect; please see the appropriate Area Director at the scheduled leaders meeting.

Saturday Morning:

• Make your Troop reservation for next year!
• Check your packet for medical forms, camp patches, and advancements before leav-ing camp.
• Clean campsite for Commissioner Inspection, making sure all trash is collected, recy-clables are placed in the proper container, and the shelter and latrine are clean.
• Close all tent flaps – do not tie them.
• Return all issued equipment to the Quartermaster
• Prepare evaluation form and turn in to Program Director.
• Make sure all Scouts and leaders are accounted for before leaving camp.

THANK YOU

Thank you for joining us for this hot but good week.

Please remember to fill out your evaluation and to suggest Scouts to join Staff for 2011. Interviews will be held December 11 at the Council Service Center in Winchester.

Remember to sign up in the Leader Lounge for your spot next year.

Have a safe trip home and God Bless you!

Dave “Pooh” Winsatt

Camp Director

Iron Man Results

Troop Campsite Time (minutes)

82 Hepner 7:30

349 Big Oaks 7:50

853 Sutton 8:10

575 Pinecrest 8:36

381/13/1899 Hickory Ridge/Tall Timbers 8:53

33 Indian Village 10:20

289 Pinecrest 12:25

FORECAST

Friday Partly sunny. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the upper 80s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 50 percent.

Friday Night Mostly cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms likely... mainly after midnight. Lows in the lower 70s. Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 70 per-cent.

Saturday Mostly cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms likely...mainly in the morning. Highs in the mid 80s. East winds around 5 mph... becoming northwest in the after-noon. Chance of rain 70 percent.

Whispering Rock--08 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

“We must change boys from a „what can I get‟ to a „what can I give‟ attitude.”-Lord Robert Baden-Powell

Evening Schedule
4:30-Bird on a Stoop-Parade Field
7:00-Iron Man-Buttress
8:30-Movie Night-Bowman
Outdoor Skills Out-post-Buttress

Thurs: The Trading Post will be selling can drinks, popcorn, and candy at Bowman during the first 30 minutes of Movie Night.

• Can drink $1
• Cup-O-Popcorn 50¢
• Bag-O-Popcorn $1
• Candy 25¢

Weather
COOLING DOWN!
Ok-so its only five degrees but we’ll take what we can get.
Sunny...hot with highs in the mid-90s. North winds around 5 mph

Softball Score
In a hard fought battle the Staff prevailed over the Scout Leaders and Scouts with a score of
11 to 5. Thanks for a great game!

Who Beat the Bear?
We had several leaders who braved the heat and faced down the Bear.
Curtis From Troop 50
John from 91
Adam from 54
Curtis beat the Pooh and John Beat Curtis
Then John and Curtis teamed up to face down the Bear and the Adam and came out victorious.
Congratulations!

Water Carnival!
The Water Carnival was a “Popping” experience.

• Canoe Swamp— 381/33 had 13 kids before swamping the canoe.
• Greased Watermelon contest was won by Staff who turned the watermelon to Troop 289.
• Best Dive — Erik — Troop 33
• Best Belly Flop -Steve-575
• Biggest Splash — Brad-Troop 83
• Most Creative — Shane-Staff

Rest in Peace Caruso
Thank you to Chasity for being the first woman to compete in the Water Carnival.
She had the most points and was crowned “Queen of Water Carnival”!

Don‟t forget Pooh Golf at 3pm down at the Trading Post.
We need Scouts to show up at 2:45 to set up the course.

Tomorrow's Newsletter will be brought to you courtesy of the Communications Merit Badge Class.

Whispering Rock--07 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

A Scout is never taken by surprise; he knows exactly what to do when anything unexpected happens. --Robert Baden-Powell

Evening Schedule
4:30-Slip-n-Slide –Parade Field
7:00 PM-Water Carnival-Aquatics
Scout Leader/Staff Softball-Athletic Field
8:30-Video Game Night-Bowman Lodge
9:00- Eagle Social-Dinning Hall


Lost and Found
Wallets and Knives and other goodies have shown up. If you have lost anything make sure to check to see if someone has turned it in. A Scout is Trustworthy.

Weather
Sunny...hot with highs in the upper 90s. North winds around 5 mph
Remember to drink lots of Water!

Win a free set of CRE Dominoes!
Dominoes Tournament
4 pm today at Trading Post
(on Trading Post Side)

Beat the Bear!
Dave ‘Pooh Bear’ Winsatt challenges all Scoutmasters to a game of horseshoes!
Today at 1 pm at the Horseshoe Pits by Akela Lodge

Other Challenges:
Thursday: Golf—3pm by Trading Post — make your own club(s)
Throughout the Week—Rifle/Archery — Open Shoot Scores

Whispering Rock--06 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock

We never fail when we try to do our duty, we always fail when we neglect to do it.

Evening Schedule
4:30 Are You Smarter than a Scout?-Dining Hall
7:00-Ulitmate Frisbee-Parade Field
Orienteering-Med Lodge
10:00 Astronomy Out-post-Buttress


Heat Wave Safety Tips 

• Slow down. Strenuous activities should be reduced, eliminated, or rescheduled to the coolest time of the day. Individuals at risk should stay in the coolest available place, not necessarily indoors.
• Dress for summer. Lightweight light-colored clothing reflects heat and sunlight, and helps your body maintain normal temperatures.
• Put less fuel on your inner fires. Foods (like proteins) that in-crease metabolic heat production also increase water loss.
• Drink plenty of water or other non-alcohol fluids. Your body needs water to keep cool. Drink plenty of fluids even if you don't feel thirsty. .

Lost and Found
Black Footlocker inside Lobby of Buffalo Lodge

Weather
Sunny...hot with highs in the upper 90s. North winds around 5 mph

Don't Forget...
Quartermaster Shed is open 30 minutes after every meal


Mail Call
Remember to check the Red Lockers in the Scout Master Lounge Daily!
Outgoing mail –Mail Bag in lobby of Buffalo

Whispering Rock--05 JUL 2010

The Whispering Rock
July 5 2010

Did you know...
That if you miss a few points on your inspection score you can get them back by doing service pro-jects? See your camp commissioner or visit the front desk in Buffalo Lodge to see what jobs are available.

Remember there are places in Camp Rock Enon that are off limits to leaders and campers. This is mostly for YOUR safety.
The Crags-which is the rocky hill to the right of the trail as you are going to the Nature Lodge
The Dam...its unstable.
The Bridge to the Dam-is unstable
Campsites other than your own. ALWAYS ask permission before entering. A Scout is courteous.
The steep area below Chapel Hill
Any living areas of the Staff. That includes Staff Hill, Buffalo Lodge, the western end of Bowman or
Garrabrandt Lodge. These are their homes for the summer. A Scout is respectful.
Chapel Hill is there for respectful meditation and for religious services. Clearance is needed for any other activity in that area. A Scout is reverent.
The following areas…Waterfront, Climbing or the Shooting Range without proper supervision.

A Scout smiles and whistles under all circumstances. Robert Baden-Powell

Weather
Monday-Sunny. Hot with highs in the Upper 90s. West Winds around 5 mps.

DAILY SCHEDULE
7:00 A.M. Reveille
7:45 A.M. Assembly (Parade Field)
8:00 A.M. Breakfast
9:00 – 12:00 P.M. General Program Time (Merit Badge Classes)
12:00 – 12:30 P.M. Free Time
12:30 – 1:00 P.M. Lunch
1:00 – 1:30 P.M. SPL Meeting (Buffalo Front Porch)
2:00 – 5:00 P.M. General Program Time (Merit Badge Classes)
5:00 – 5:45 P.M. Free Time
5:45 P.M. Retreat (Parade Field)
6:00 P.M. Dinner
6:30 P.M. Free Time
8:00 Campfire-Campfire Circle
OA Cracker Barrel –Dinning Hall

Do you know where you go in case an alarm sounds?
Blue goes to Bowman
Red Goes to the Dinning Hall
Look for the colored tape on your shelter or bulletin board

Whispering Rock--04 JUL 2010

WELCOME TO THE ROCK!

A Note From Pooh:
When I decided to join Staff in 1996 I never thought it would be such a long term commitment. But I am thrilled to be here and look forward to serving you this week.

As you go throughout this week I want you to look for opportunities to show the Scouting Spirit. If you see a piece of trash “Be Clean” and pick it up and throw it away. If you see someone that looks like they are having a bad day “Be Cheerful” and help them be happy. Do you get the idea? I hope so.

So as I close this little talk I want to say Welcome to Camp Rock Enon and I hope this is the best summer camp experience you have ever had.

THANKS FOR COMING TO “THE ROCK”
ENJOY YOUR STAY!!

CAMP LEADERSHIP
Camp Director – Dave “Pooh Bear” Winsatt
Program Director – Will Clark
Assistant Program Director-Cody Oher
Business Manager – Lucinda Lentz
Ranger – Frank Moore
Head Commissioner – Pat Patterson
Medic – James Robinson
Aquatics – Adam Stevens
Handicraft – Michael Biggs
Nature – Jim Miller
Outdoor Skills – Jon Frye
Shooting Sports – Jim Parsons

SUNDAY SCHEDULE
5:40pm – Assembly on Parade Field
6:00pm – Dinner
6:45pm – Scoutmaster Meeting (Bowman)
7:00pm – Ultimate Frisbee (Scouts/Staff)
10:00pm -- Taps

AREAS TO AVOID
STAFF HILL
CRAGS – On right of trail to Nature
SPILLWAY
Dam
HILLSIDE ACROSS LAKE
WASTE TREATMENT PLANT
BOWMAN – LADIES AREA
CLIMBING AREA without Staff Supervision
SHOOTING RANGES without Staff Supervision
WATERFRONT without Staff Supervision
OTHER CAMPSITES – Do not enter without permission
ROAD THROUGH INDIAN VILLAGE
Please use the path around
SCOUT LEADER LOUNGE – Leaders Only
ROAD OUTSIDE OF FRONT GATE

Enjoy Your Stay!

The Whispering Rock
Edition 1 Volume 1 July 4 2010

Footwear Policy for Camp Rock Enon--Effective Immediately

                                                                                   

FOOTWEAR POLICY (RULES) FOR CAMP ROCK ENON

The below policy is hereby effective immediately regarding proper footwear use at Camp Rock Enon:

1. Open-toed shoes, and/or sandals, and Vibram FiveFinger type shoes are not appropriate footwear at Camp Rock Enon and are prohibited anywhere on the property except in the showers.

2. Scouts, leaders and staff must wear closed-toed shoes to all meals, daily activities and evening activities. Closed-toed shoes are defined as sneakers or tennis shoes, trail shoes, or hiking boots.

3. Rubber clogs (Brand Name - Crocâ clogs) with closed toe and strap are permitted during the following times:

v  Directly from campsite to shower house and back.

v  Free time in campsite.

v  Directly from campsite to waterfront and back (if you are planning to go from waterfront to another activity you must wear closed-toe shoes as described in paragraph 1).

v  Specific times your activity requires water shoes (example: creek exploration).

The wearing of socks with the rubber clogs shoes is highly encouraged to minimize slippage, blisters, and cuts.

4. Visitors will only be allowed as far as the dining hall in open-toed footwear. Visitors must have the appropriate closed-toed footwear to proceed to the campsites and program areas.

5. The on duty Camp Director, Ranger, or Campmaster are the final authority in determining whether footwear is unsafe on Camp Rock Enon property. You may also direct any questions regarding this policy to these same individuals or the Camping Committee.

6. Campers, leaders, and staff will be required to return to there campsite immediately to change into appropriate footwear for those activities requiring closed-toed shoes. Continued non-compliance with this policy may result in the offender losing program privileges or being asked to leave Camp Rock Enon property. Other actions may be taken at the discretion of the Shenandoah Area Council and Camping Committee as deemed appropriate.

Hot at The Rock? Not always...

Just a few short months ago, we were up to our eyebrows in snow...

Enjoy the hot sun and cold water!

Cub Scout Program Director Meeting--29 JUN 2010

Who:  All Cub Scout Program Directors (including Twilight Directors)
Where:  Bowman Lodge, Camp Rock Enon
When:  Tuesday, 29 June, 6PM for dinner (let Tony Manzione know if you are attending dinner!), 6:45PM meeting

Come out and enjoy the dinner with the Cubmasters during Week #2 of the Cub Resident Camp program.  Hear firsthand feedback on the program being offered.

The Cub Scout Program Directors Meeting will begin right after the dinner.

New Camp Rock Enon Photographers at check-in

When you get to Camp Rock Enon, one of the first things you do is get your picture taken.

This year MBeePhotography is doing the work!

Want to see the CRE Staff in action?  Scroll down and watch the slide show here.

To order your photos, use this form for Cub Scouts and this form for Boy Scouts.

You can order everything from a single print to a hardcover yearbook!

We can't wait to see you this summer...at THE ROCK!

Share YOUR Fun at Camp Rock Enon

Have you ever had fun at Camp Rock Enon?

Earned a merit badge, used a shotgun, climbed a cliff, caught a fish...or just enjoyed a cold day in the snow?

So the big question:  WHY ARE YOU KEEPING ALL THE FUN TO YOURSELF?

Last year, thousands of Scouts stayed for summer camp or came back for other weekends during the off-season.

Camp Rock Enon would like to hear from YOU!

Here's how...

Facebook
You can post your pictures and comments to Camp Rock Enon on Facebook.
Search for Camp Rock Enon and friend him...her...it.  CRE has even been known to add comments and chat a little.
Camp Rock Enon really likes to be tagged on pictures.  When you look as good as CRE, that's just the way it is.

Email
Camp Rock Enon has email.  Yep, and it isn't the Ranger's email either.
Send a picture and a little information about what you did at camp, and we'll share it on this blog.
Have an idea?  CRE can forward your camp suggestion straight to the Camping Committee.  Seriously, CRE is that powerful.

Twitter
Do you tweet?  Camp Rock Enon does!  "Follow" me, boys!...and girls!...and adults!  Now that CRE has wireless, the birds aren't the only ones who tweet.

Scouts and Scouters--if you see Pooh, tell him I'm watching...always watching...

Beaver invasion predicted!

CRE Beaver Days

Saturday, May 29, 2010

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

If you are that person who can perform any type of labor to help the camp (and its weary old ranger), please report to Camp Rock Enon at 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, May 29, 2010, to participate in the Beaver Day.  Or, if you are RETIRED, UNEMPLOYED, or OTHERWISE AVAILABLE, a special weekday Beaver Day is scheduled for Wednesday, June 2, 2010. 

There will all sorts of projects to complete (a partial list is included below), and EVERYONE IS WELCOME. 

Projected projects:

·       Distribute and set up tents and cots in all sites.

·       Roofing repairs at various locations.

·       Install electrical service to first Adirondack in Sleepy Hollow campsite.

·       Straighten and brace rope bridge and climbing rope in Obstacle Course.

·       Burn refuse at burn pile.

·       Various projects at Waterfront area:

·       Install new light fixture in shelter

·       Remove old siding boards from tower

·       Rake and level sand along beach area

·       Clean walk-in refrigerators and replace screening at Dining Hall.

·       Clean all shower houses and re-caulk around tiles in Adult Showers.

Many other projects are available and may be assigned.  Tools will be provided, but you are encouraged to bring your own favorites, especially if you have power tools you want to show off.  Please come ready with your own work gloves, sturdy boots, and clothes that you don't mind getting dirty!  Pick-up trucks are especially needed.

Lunch will be provided by the camp.

Who's invited?  Everyone!  Bring troops, packs, crews, families, and friends;  but most of all, bring yourselves, so you can be proud of your work for Camp Rock Enon!

Please contact Ranger Frank at 540-858-2551 for more information.

Explorer-Venturer Weekend 16-18 APR 2010

Had enough of this?

Camp Rock Enon will be hosting an Explorer/Venturer Weekend, 16-18 April.

If your post or crew needs a chance to get out and stretch, this is the place and time to do it!

From the flyer:

ACTIVITIES: Campwide Events, Rappelling/Rock Climbing, Shooting Sports/Archery, Volleyball Tournament and Lipsync (Talent) Contest.

Pistol shooting will be offered as part of the Marksmanship activity. All Adult leaders may participate. Only Venture Crew members that have previously completed an NRA Basic Pistol course (First Steps or Basic Pistol) may also participate. Proof of course completion must be presented at sign-in. This may be a copy of the course certificate, a course completion card or a letter from the course instructor with the instructor's name and NRA number.

COST: Tent Camping (fee paid by April 12th) - $30.00; after April 12th - $35.00.  Cabin Camping (fee paid by April 12th) - $35.00; after April 12th - $40.00. Fee is per person.

For more information, contact Chris Spaid at 540-662-2551 or by email.

To Do List Update at Camp Rock Enon

118 out of 158 items have been completed:  do you have a little time or expertise to help finish the list?

There are a lot of units signed up to be at Camp Rock Enon between now and the beginning of the summer camp season.  Feel free to tackle a project!

You can:

• Take time to browse the whole list to see how much has been completed already!
• Send a link to your Scouts, their families and Scouters to make them aware of what needs to happen.
• Check your calendar for a couple of hours that you could help.

Date Completed	Location	Problem
	Big Oaks	repair pavilion roof
	Big Oaks	repair platform supports (2 platforms)
	Bowman	Broken window - Family Quarters
	Bowman	Paint window trim
	Commissioner Bldg	Install chimney flashing
	Dining hall	hole in screen front right corner window
	Dining hall	hole in screen road side near exit door
	Dining hall	Spring - service belt for exhaust fans
	Garrabrandt	rot on last roof rafter on front deck
	General	cut dead trees/limbs
	General	have camp vehicles serviced and repaired as needed
	General	install new flag poles
	General	mark dead trees/limbs
	General	repair cots
	General	repair tents
	General	service and repair as needed mowers, trimmers, chain saws
	Grounds	repair culvert at sleepy hollow intersection
	Hepner	damaged cross brace on one platform
	Hepner	spacing issue three platforms
	Hepner	two platforms w center sagging
	Hepner	two platforms w damaged deck boards
	Hickory Ridge	one platform sagging badly in center
	Hickory Ridge	Spacing issue two platforms
	Laurel Ridge	Spacing issue on two platforms
	Old Archery Range	damaged 4x4 post
	Pinecrest	install water diverters on new path
	Rowe	Half platform w wide spacing issue
	Scout Craft	Pavilion roof edge requires extensive repairs
	Showers - Youth	repair leaks at 4 shower valves
	Sleepy Hollow	Rebuild 4 platforms due to spacing
	Sleepy Hollow	Replace platform floor board
	Sleepy Hollow	re-shingle adarondikes
	Sports Field	Brace climbing rope structure
	Staff Hill	platform center sagging
	Sutton	minor repair to shingles on pavilion
	Sutton	Spacing issue on four platforms
	Tall Timbers	Replace Pavilion
	Water System	Repair breaks along nature trail
	Water System	Repair leak between Pinecrest and Hill Top
	Water System	Repair shut off valve between spring house and cistern
9/15/09	Buffalo	Clean out second floor quarters of food and trash
9/15/09	Cooper	remove tents
9/15/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	bathroom door closer broken
9/15/09	Garabrant	paint flag pole
9/15/09	Medical lodge	check hot water heater
9/15/09	Quarter Master	remove old table from yard
9/15/09	Tall Timbers	Store Tents and Cots
9/15/09	Water system	water leak in line located behind tall timbers cabin
9/15/09	Zeb	remove Tents
9/17/09	Dining hall out bldg	damaged pallet
9/21/09	Trading Post	Flush handle broken #1 toilet
9/22/09	Chapel Hill	Install guard rail along front of slab
9/24/09	Medical lodge	Repair sink shut off valves
9/24/09	Quarter Master	return ladder and power sprayer to maintenance area
9/25/09	Buffalo	repair back door lock set
9/25/09	Chapel Hill	Build Latrine
9/25/09	Chapel Hill	Install door lock front door
9/25/09	Chapel Hill	Install door lock side door
9/25/09	Medical lodge	Repair shower shut off valve
9/25/09	Medical lodge	repair toilet leak
9/28/09	Akela	replace battery in smoke detector
9/28/09	Bowman	Light out in Family Quarters
9/28/09	Buffalo	remove debris from around bldg
9/28/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	light out in storage area
9/28/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	light out in utility closet
9/28/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	light out under hood
9/28/09	Garabrant	remove AC unit from side of building
9/28/09	Garabrant	remove tires from yard
9/28/09	OA storage area	remove kerosene fuel cans to proper storage
9/28/09	Pinecrest	replace battery in smoke detector
9/28/09	Staff Hill	repair lights in lounge
9/28/09	Staff Hill	replace bulb on porch
9/28/09	Tall Timbers	replace battery in smoke detector
10/5/09	Archery	Remove all old canvas
10/5/09	Archery	Remove old stands
10/5/09	Dining hall	hole in screen front side toward bowman
10/5/09	Dining hall out bldg	shelf brace separated at ceiling
10/5/09	Hill Top	Latrine door missing stop plate
10/5/09	Laurel Ridge	repair two latrine door blocks
10/5/09	Medical lodge	remove wasp nest from under pavilion
10/5/09	Medical lodge	replace missing bulb on flood light
10/5/09	Rifle Range	Remove old target stands
10/5/09	Showers - Adult	dispose of locker
10/5/09	Showers - Adult	repair handles on first sink
10/5/09	Showers - Adult	secure door closer
10/5/09	Sleepy Hollow	return picnic table to pavilion
10/5/09	Sports Field	Replace bottom rope on monkey bridge
10/5/09	Staff Hill	Remove debris from shower deck area
10/12/09	Dining hall	Install window covers for winter
10/12/09	Laurel Ridge	remove uprooted stump and debris
10/12/09	Medical lodge	Repair table on porch
10/12/09	Pinecrest	remove debris from roof
10/12/09	Pinecrest	route 66 sign down replace or remove
10/12/09	Pinnacle	Remove debris
10/12/09	Quarter Master	Remove debris
10/12/09	Quarter Master	remove platforms
10/12/09	Staff Hill	replace missing rail on deck by shower
10/12/09	Staff Hill	Store hose for winter
10/16/09	Medical lodge	repair front steps
10/26/09	Archery	Store equipment for winter
10/26/09	Medical lodge	return chairs to Bowman from pavilion
10/26/09	Rifle Range	Store Target stands under pavilion for winter
10/26/09	Rowe	Remove cleaning supplies
10/31/09	Bowman	Check power to BBQ pit
10/31/09	Bowman	Exhaust fan inop -girls shower
10/31/09	Dining hall	repair holes in 2 screen doors
10/31/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	back door screen damaged
10/31/09	Garrabrandt	breaker tripping to Flag pole light
10/31/09	Hepner	Ball valve at sink leaking
10/31/09	Hepner	Hole in roof of sink pavilion
10/31/09	Hill Top	Repair platform
10/31/09	Hill Top	Repair second platform
10/31/09	Pinecrest	damaged floor board on platform
10/31/09	Pinecrest	damaged floor board on second platform
10/31/09	Pinnacle	Install cross brace on platform
10/31/09	Quarter Master	Clean out/ organize storage area
10/31/09	Quarter Master	place pallets on floor to get supplies out of water
10/31/09	Showers - Adult	Secure strap to water line near water heater
10/31/09	Water System	Leak in galv. Pipe next to door at pump house
10/31/09	Water System	Repair leak at valve in Indian Village
11/10/09	General	turn water off in camp & properly drain all lines & prep for winter
11/10/09	Rifle Range	Put away Shooting Supplies for winter
11/12/09	Water System	Repair leak between Kitchen and showers
11/14/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	pull fire surpress system
11/14/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	Warmers- switch broken
11/14/09	Tall Timbers	Broken window
11/16/09	Bowman	Check hot side of sink in toilet for main area(shut off)
11/16/09	Grounds	Fill hole in field between Trading Post and Swimming area
11/16/09	Rowe	Ground hog living under sink area concrete slab
11/17/09	Dining hall	door lock missing exit door by fire place
11/17/09	Dining Hall Kitchen	right walk in cooler not in service???
11/17/09	Garrabrandt	replace damaged counter tops
11/17/09	Lowery	Install access ramp to asphalt from road
11/17/09	Main Gate	Install heavy gauge wire for post support
11/17/09	Nature Lodge	Store screens inside for winter
11/20/09	Aquatics	Tighten ladder
11/20/09	Aquatics	Tighten red post on dock
11/20/09	Medical lodge	Repair back screen door
11/20/09	Medical lodge	repair gap at top of front screen door
11/20/09	Medical lodge	repair roof above gutter (rt side bldg when facing from road)
11/20/09	Medical lodge	Store first aid equipment in building
11/20/09	OA storage area	broken door lock
12/1/09	Zeb	Repair flag pole
12/15/09	Aquatics	Replace end piece on dock
12/15/09	Bowman	Cabinet drawer face needs replaced
12/15/09	Hepner	Replace / repair old latrine
12/15/09	Sleepy Hollow	Trim latrine doors so that they close all the way
2/23/10	Showers - Adult	clean/replace shower curtains
2/23/10	Showers - Adult	remove/store cleaning equipment
2/23/10	Showers - Youth	replace 4 damaged shower heads
2/23/10	Showers - Youth	Replace missing ropes on shower heads
2/23/10	Showers - Youth	replace/ clean shower curtains
3/4/10	Staff Hill	repair lights in shower area
3/9/10	Commissioner Bldg	Replace orange wire with flex wire
3/9/10	Pinecrest	damaged shingles on cabin
3/9/10	Trading Post	No hot water
1215/09	Aquatics	Replace end caps on Canoe racks
118	158	74.68%