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Upcoming Events

Spring Pow Wow June 1 - 3

Powwow check-in will be between 6:00 pm and 8:30 p.m. Friday night. The Powwow will end Sunday afternoon at 1:00 pm. You should eat dinner before arriving. Make sure to bring the following items: work clothes and gloves, Class A uniform, OA sash.

Ordeal members who have at least 10 months tenure in the OA since their induction will have the opportunity to become Brotherhood Honor members. Want to know what it takes? Check the Brotherhood FAQ at http://www.natsihi.org/faqs/brofaq.shtml or your OA Handbook

Registration Form.

 

Project 2013 begins largest Corps recruitment in OA history

Join Project 2013 to serve on staff at the 2013 National Scout Jamboree with the Order of the Arrow. Project 2013 is recruiting 700 Arrowmen who are excited and dedicated to cheerful service to support the 40,000 Scouts attending the jamboree. This corps will be the largest in the Order's history. To learn more about Project 2013, click here.

 

Winter Issue of Voice of the Pines Now Available

The Winter Issue 2012 Voice of the Pines is now available online. Click Here to check it out!

 

Wanted: Website committee members

If any brothers are interested in becoming part of the Website Committee, they are encouraged to contact us via webmaster@natsihi.org. We are looking for interested youth and adult advisers. While no experience is necessary, an interest and familiarity with computers is helpful.

 

Great Resources for Units

Check out the information on hiking the Battle of Monmouth Historic Trail, and our recently-updated Where to go Camping directory. A new CD-ROM directory of Scout camps in the northeast has also been issued by the Northeast Region OA committee and is being distributed to all troops in the council this spring. Packs, Troops, and other groups can book the Native American Dance Team to perform their dance program at the next Blue and Gold dinner, Court of Honor, or other event. The Ceremonies Team is available to perform their famous Webelos Crossover or Eagle Scout “Four Winds” ceremony at your next event.