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Friends of Scouting

Monday, February 01 2010 06:13 Timothy Calderwood
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SCOUTING CHANGES LIVES! BECOME A FRIEND OF SCOUTING!

Your investment in the Cascade Pacific Council changes lives. Each dollar or hour given contributes to the character, citizenship and fitness of today's youth - who are tomorrow's leaders. Scouting in the Cascade Pacific Council is all about values. Scouts and their families participate in learning activities centered around the three aims:

Character development
Citizenship training
Personal fitness

Your donation enables the council to provide many services for children:

- Camping experiences for over 12,000 youth.
- Basic and advanced training for youth and adults.

Last Updated on Monday, February 01 2010 06:24 Read more...
 

Sea Scouts Participate in Cadet Training Cruise aboard the USCGC Barque Eagle

Monday, February 01 2010 05:31 Timothy Calderwood
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Date:    Sun, 31 Jan 2010 22:34:18 -0500
From:    Bruce Johnson
Subject: Sea Scouts Participate in Cadet Training Cruise aboard the USCGC Barque Eagle

The U.S. Coast Guard Academy will be offering an extraordinary opportunity
to Sea Scouts to be a part of their Cadet cruise during the summer of 2010.
Eagle is the 295 foot square rigger that is used to train U.S. Coast Guard

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Return of the PILGRIM

Friday, January 22 2010 05:24 Timothy Calderwood
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Starboard broadside view of PILGRIMIn September 2008, the 42’ yacht named PILGRIM  left her port in Florence, Oregon returned to Portland and moored at the R.A.Rasmusen Sea Scout Base on the Columbia River, near the Portland International Airport.  This completed a circuitous voyage started in Portland in 1965.

PILGRIM was built by Gladding & Hearn in Somerset, Massachusetts  in 1958.  PILGRIM is a custom yacht built on a tug boat design hull.  The hull is of steel construction and the topsides are of wood.  The boat is heavily built.   PILGRIM was originally ordered built by a couple that intended to go on a

Last Updated on Friday, January 22 2010 05:30 Read more...
 

Advancement Extravaganza

Sunday, January 31 2010 06:09 Timothy Calderwood
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Advancement Extravaganza

Saturday, February 27, 2010
7:45 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
First United Methodist Church
1838 SW Jefferson Street, Portland OR 97203

Map to First United Methodist Church
2 parking lots or ride the MAX

What is Advancement Extravaganza?
Advancement Extravaganza is a day-long, adult-only supplemental training opportunity offered by the Cascade Pacific Council. Participants have the opportunity to take classes on current advancement policies, procedures and issues in the various scouting programs: Cub Scouting, Boy Scouting, Venturing and Sea Scouts are covered. This is one of the best opportunities of the year to get your advancement-related questions answered.

Who should attend?
Advancement Extravaganza has something for every adult involved in scouting. Leaders new to scouting or their leadership positions will find the information

Last Updated on Sunday, January 31 2010 22:25 Read more...
 

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