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February 11, 2011 Iva Coolbottom

Allen County
Akela Day 2011
Theme:
Akela’s Winter Wipeout!
When? February 19
9 am – 1 pm
Where?
Allen Cnty Fairgrounds
2726 Carroll Road
Cost? $5 per person
$20 per family limit

(Price includes : A patch and lunch – Each youth should bring a back pack.)

Events of the Day Include :
Water/Ice Rescue and Safety
*Winter Obstacle Course
Winter Craft – Knot Tying – Learning how to set up an Emergency Shelter

(Groups (Den or Packs) will depart from registration every 15 minutes)
Please bring a roster of the participants who have paid!

Dress WARM and have some FUN!
If you have any other questions, please call Tara Follrod at 241-3839.
A flier can be found on www.awac.org under Thunderbird, Miami, and Scout Reach web pages.
DON’T FORGET
2011 Lincoln Pilgrimage
Saturday, February 12
Miami District Annual Recognition Dinner
Sunday, February 20
Mom on Valentine’s Day
February 14

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