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Buckeye Daycamp in Worthington
The Buckeye District Daycamp in
Worthington was held on the weekend of June 10, 11 at
Grace Brethren Church. Roughly 85 scouts and tagalongs
attended. They rode a hovercraft, shot slingshots, bows and arrows, and
played ultimate frisbee. Over 5 dozen eggs survived their
ride in a water rocket, some eggs didn't. All of the scouts
built model rockets which were flown at the closing ceremony.
Check out the picture gallery at the bottom of the page. If you have
daycamp pictures you would like to see posted, contact Al Magnuson.
Over 40 scout and adult volunteers helped host the daycamp.
Their efforts made this event possible. Thankyou!!!
Al Magnuson, Camp Director
Judy Manley, Program Director
Buckeye District Daycamp
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air hockey . . .
with a scout as the puck |
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2006 Buckeye District Daycamp
in Worthington
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Worthington Scouts and Buckeye District are
hosting a district daycamp at Grace Brethren Church on Saturday, Sunday
June 10, 11. This event is open to all cubscouts including any
kindergarteners who join a pack in May.
The camp will focus on space and aerospace and is directed by Pack
365's cubmaster, Al Magnuson, and Bear Den Leader, Judy Manley.
Campers will be building and flying both model rockets and water
rockets. There will be shooting sports (both archery and bb
guns), games, and a lunar lander.
This event is intended to be attended at the pack level.
Applications should be sent to the Simon Kenton Council office.
Once pack parent must attend as a walker for every 5 scouts. |
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Iludium Q32
Explosive Space Modulator
A prototype of the Iludium Q32 Explosive Space Modulator was presented
at the March Pack meeting. The scouts were very disappointed that
it did not actually explode. District camp staff will be working
night and day to correct this shortcoming before opening of daycamp.
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Location, Location, Location
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Grace Brethren Church
8225 Worthington Galena Road.
For more information contact Al Magnuson |
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Egg Lofting
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The
opinions expressed on this site do not necessarily reflect those of the
Simon Kenton Council, BSA, Columbus, Ohio.
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