247 Willow Street
Yarmouth Port, MA  02675
(P) 508-362-4322
www.scoutscapecod.org 
September 7,  2017
workshopFirst Leadership Workshop of Fall 2017

Date:  September 11th
Topic: Campfire Cermonies & Scouts Own
Where:  Camp Greenough Campfire Ring
Time:  6:30 pm - 7:30 pm

There will also be a 9/11 Remembrance and 
Flag Retirement Ceremony.

vessVESS GAMES 2017
Venturers,  E xplorers, S ea S couts

Camp Greenough, Yarmouth Port, MA
September 15-16-17
Let's All Have Fun!
Think "Unboat".


Just $40.00 per person (includes camping and food)
www.scoutscapecod.org.
Contact Kevin Radford at: evertonfc@comcast.net for details
or call the Cape Cod and Islands Council at 508-362-4322
 
 fleece S cout Shop Item of the Week
Ju st in Time for the Cold Weather!
We just got a shipment of Columbia Youth fleece jackets for the Cub Scouts. A true ready-for-adventure design in performance polyester fleece. Full-zip-front jacket is the perfect weight for layering, through three seasons!

Columbia's Modern Classic Fit design includes zippered pockets, plus Cub Scout logo embroidered at wearer's left chest.  
The price is $29.99

Come in and see all the new gear!
Store Hours: 9:30 am to 5:00 pm
Mon. through Fri.Phone: 508-362-4322
247 Willow Street
Yarmouth Port, MA  02675
newmemberInformation and Resources on
BSA New Member Coordinator Position Available
 
The new, New Member Coordinator unit-level volunteer
 position has moved into high-speed launch throughout the BSA. Be sure to share all of the training and marketing information available for this game-changing position with your Membership Team. 

 
The first 2,500 BSA unit volunteers who register as a
New Member Coordinators (NMC) and complete the Welcome module in my.scouting.org will receive recognition.
 
Upon confirmation of requirements, a congratulatory email will be sent from the National Vice President of Membership providing an access link and code to New Member Coordinators so that each can choose a NMC hat or shirt. 
volunteerVolunteer Spotlight
Paul Laconto (center)
Paul Laconto
Harwich, MA
 
Scouting is blessed by volunteers who are ready and willing to take on any task, work quietly in the background, and then ask what else they can do.  They rarely seek any recognition or complain or criticize.
 
Paul Laconto is one of those volunteers.  He is a committee member of Troop 76, founder and Advisor of Explorer Post 73 with the Barnstable Amateur Radio Club, Associate Advisor to the Order of the Arrow Lodge, Merit Badge Counselor, and District Committee Member.  He is actively involved with all of these groups as well as many community organizations besides Scouting. 
 
Paul is a principle organizer of the annual Jamboree on the Air program and has a HAM Radio demonstration in the science café at the STEM Journey program.

Thank you, Paul for making a difference 
in the lives
of hundreds of young people!

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