Lodge Annual Report!

In December, Na Tsi Hi submitted its charter for 2010 and Chief Lelesi gave the annual lodge report to the Monmouth Council Executive Board. Take a look, our accomplishments are impressive. Our Quality Lodge petition tells the rest of the story - a list of reasonable, attainable and meaningful goals. It is in essence our report card. Our membership keeps growing, our Brotherhood inductions are respectable, and our contributions to our camps in dollars and service hours are generous. It all adds up to ArrowPower! As we celebrate our 60th birthday, let's make 2010 another outstanding year for Na Tsi Hi. To see the Quality Lodge Petition click here.To see the Lodge Annual Report click here!

New Section Chief!

Na-Tsi-Hi would like to extend its congratulations to Ron Apostle, the newly elected NE-5A Section Chief!

Winter issue of Voice of the Pines Online!

To view the most recent issue, click on this link.

Frozen Fellowship 2010 patch

Frozen Fellowship 2010

Frozen Fellowship 2010 was a huge success! We hiked down Darlington Falls and tested out the new and improved Forestburg Historic Trail. We watched movies and had a fantastic cracker-barrel afterwards. You know it is a frozen fellowship when you can see your breath even when you are in the dining hall! 9 degrees is nothing for our arrowmen! You all missed out on a lot of fun and hope you can come next year. Just remember to bring warm socks and hand warmers :) - Peter Conforti Lodge Treasurer

OA Staff Jobs Available at Jambo!

The Indian Village is full, but there are still openings for the OA Service Corps and the Mysterium Compass. The fee for youth staff is half the regular Jamboree fee. For more information, follow this link.

OA high adventure applications for summer of 2010 are available!

For more details, look here.

Water Bottle Alert

The Quartermaster has received some complaints about the water bottles sold at Spring Pow Wow shrinking in the dishwasher. Please hand wash these bottles instead of using the dishwasher.

2010 Spring Trails and Campbuilders Weekend

The weekend of May 21-23 is the 8th FSR Trails and Campbuilders weekend. This weekend is free of charge to any volunteers who work that Saturday doing either trail work or other projects. Food, lodging, and entertainment are provided throughout the weekend. Any scouting volunteer can attend, and troops are welcome to register as a unit. Please contact the FSR Trails Committee at fsr_trails@natsihi.org for more information. A flyer and pre-registration form can be found here.

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.

Lost and Found

Have you lost something at a past Lodge event? Check the online Lost and Found.

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.

NOAC Flap

A limited amount of these special edition NOAC flaps will be sold at Lodge events for $10 so hurry before they are all gone!