Coronado Council eNews - May 2008
Coronado Area Council, BSA
644 S Ohio, PO Box 912
Salina, KS 67402-0912
Phone: 785-827-4461
Toll free: 866-950-7750
Fax: 785-825-7752
Council President
• Jim Waters
Council Commissioner
• Carol Harfmann
Scout Executive
• Stacy Huff
Districts
District Executive
• Vacant
District Director
• Keith Thompson
District Executive
• Chad Hamons
District Executive
• Russell Black
District Director
• Gary Shoemaker
District Executive
• Chad Hamons
District Executive
• Vacant
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Brett Matherley Promoted to Scout Executive
Brett Matherly became Scout Executive of the Arbuckle Area Council in south central Oklahomha on April 15, 2008. The Arbuckle Council has three districts and serves nine counties. Brett was the Assistant Scout Executive for the Coronado Area Council for a little over three years during which time he gave direction and leadership to five field staff and served as adviser to the Commissioner Staff and popcorn sale. We wish Brett, Jacki and their family much continued success in their new home.
Matthew Stuchlik Hired as Wheatland District & Buffalo Bill District Executive
Stacy Huff, Scout Executive, is pleased to announce the hiring of Matthew Stuchlik, effective June 1, 2008 Matthew will be graduating from Kansas State University in May with a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications. He is an Eagle Scout originally from Towanda, Kansas and worked as a backcountry ranger at Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron, New Mexico. Matthew enjoys a variety of outdoor recreational sports as well as traveling and spending time with family and friends. During college he was active in the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, worked at the school newspaper and radio station, and volunteered for Big Brothers / Big Sisters of Manhattan for four years. Please welcome Matthew Stuchlik to the Coronado Area Council.
School Night to Join Scouting is Thursday, August 28th
Three Rivers District Golf Tournament is Saturday, May 10
Scout leaders and others interested in supporting Scouting and having a fun time are encouraged to attend the 16th Annual 4-Person Scramble for Scouting Charity Golf Tournament, sponsored by Crestwood Cabinets at the Salina Municipal Golf Course. tee up a few golf balls and support Scouting on May 10th. Read More>>>
Venture Outing Sponsored by the Coronado Area Council
Venturers and Crew leaders from across the council are invited to attend the first council-wide Venturing
activity which will be held July 11 -13, 2008 at Camp Hansen near Kirwin, KS. This three-day, two-night
event will feature: camping, mountain biking, climbing, rappelling, mountain boards, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, crafts, shooting sports, archery and much more. This is a great way to have an activity, meet crew members and leaders from other crews and take some training. Read More>>>
Congratulations new Eagle Scouts
Congratulations to the newest Eagle Scouts and to their parents and unit leaders.
Read more about their Eagle Scout Service Projects.
Andrew Blake Koerperich from Troop 20 in Salina;
Gavin Keith Hanson from Troop 214 in Salina;
Rusty Allen Johnson from Troop 86 in Washington;
Ethan Robert Schuette from Troop 86 in Washington;
David Earl Smith from Troop 79 in Riley;
Andrew James Knak from Troop 2 in Salina;
Levi Wayne Kiser from Troop 124 from Logan;
Alexander James Henry from Troop 105 in Osborne;
Andrew F. Heimann from Troop 101/Crew 101 in Hays;
Cord Arthur Gross from Troop 64 in Junction City
Units Are Encouraged to Recharter On Line 
Last year, over 80% of our Scout units rechartered on line, making the process much easier for the units. Please read the following informaiton and find out how to recharter and exactly what steps need to be followed to complete the Rechartering of your unit.
Read More>>>
BROWNSEA -
National Youth Leader Training - CANCELED for 2008
The Coronado Area Council will offer Brownsea (National Youth Leader Training) that was scheduled for June 22 - 27 has been canceled due to low registrations.
High Adventure for Boy Scouts
The Coronado Area Council 2009 Philmont Scout Ranch trek will arrive at Philmont on July 20 and de
part from Philmont on August 1. This 14 day trek is available to all Boy Scouts who will be at least 14 years of age by January 1, 2009 and are First Class rank. A total of 36 can attend. Information is on line www.coronadoscout.org/camps Click onto High Adventure.
2010 National Scout Jamboree
is July 26 - August 4
Dream it, See it, LIve it !
Jamboree Contingent is 55% filled.
Forty Scouts from 16 troops have registered to attend the 2010 National Scout Jamboree and celebrate BSA's 100th birthday celebration. There is room for 32 more Scouts before a waiting list begins. This will be a trip of a lifetime. Information is now available on our web site. You can download a Scout flyer, a leader flyer, or an application to serve as one of the eight contingent leaders and information on how to serve on the Jamboree staff. Request a jamboree promotion at a troop meeting with parents. DVD's from the last Jamboree are also available for promotions. Register soon, positions are filling up fast. Read More at www.coronadoscout.org/jamboree
Scout Shop News
SWITCHBACKS – BUY ONE – GET ONE FREE!!!
What a great deal this is! This special promotion is from April 15th through May 15th while supply lasts or promotion ends. Switchbacks can be ordered for youth, men or women. There are a few restrictions on this offer. You must purchase one pair of Switchbacks for $44.95 to receive one pair free (this can be in any size for youth, mens or womens). So your retail price for two pair of switchback pants is only $44.95! No returns or exchanges will be accepted with this offer. Call Bev at the Scout Shop 785-827-4461 to place your order or email her at bzizumbo@bsamail.org. – get your order in early!!
Mens sizes: 30”, 32”, 34” inseams only Youth sizes:
Small (size 28-30 waist) Small (8)
Medium (32-34 waist) Medium (10-12)
Large (36-38 waist) Large (10-12)
X-Large (40-42 waist) X-Large (18-20)
2XL Large (44-46 waist)
3XL Large (48-50 waist)
Womens sizes: 29” and 33” inseams only
Small (4-6)
Medium (8-10)
Large (12-14-)
X-Large (16-18)
2X-Large (20-22)
3X-Large (24-26)

Tenderfoot - Second Class & First Class rank changes
effective January 1st
The National Youth Protection Committee recommended additions to Boy Scout rank requirements that were approved and will become effective January 1, 2008. These changes will help us advance the importance of Youth Protection training beyond the initial Boy Scout joining requirements, and to keep youth informed and actively engaged in understanding the key elements of personal safety and protection. The changes are ,,, Read More>>>
New Eagle Scout Applications Now Available
Beginning May 1st, only the new Eagle Scout application will be accepted. Troop leaders are encouraged to get these new applications to Scouts working on their Eagle Scout award and who might turn in their application after May 1st. The new application requires the Scout to list his service project and hours. New applications are available from the Scout Service Center and on line. The new application publication number is 58-728A. Download the new Eagle Scout application.
Start Planning Now for Cub Scout Camping this Spring and Summer
Pawnee District – as part KSU Merit Badge University on April 26. New Leader Essentials is a 90 minute training and Boy Scout Leader Specifics training will be offered. Questions, contact Michael Wamsley Click to send email or Dustin Taylor e-mail Click to send email phone (785) 537-3520
Wood Badge Course offered in 2008.
The Coronado Area Council will host a Wood Badge course in 2008 using Camp Brown the first weekend & Camp Hansen the second weekend of the course. Wood Badge is the most advanced training offered by the BSA focusing on leadership skills for adult leaders. Read More>>>
Start Planning Now for Cub Scout Camping this Spring and Summer


Are your Cub Scouts looking forward to camping? There are a lot of camps to choose from:
Cub Scout Adventure Camps – held in April, one at Camp Hansen and two at Camp Brown. This is a Saturday – Sunday overnight with lots of fun activities. Information and registration forms are on our web site. www.coronadoscout.org/camps
Camp Workdays – Camp Hansen is May 3 and Camp Brown is May 17. Morning work projects are followed by afternoon activities. Saturday lunch is provided. Your pack can camp if you have a BALOO Trained leader attend. Registrations available in March on our web site and also will be availalbe at Roundtable.
Summer Leader Guidebook - Check out all the camps in late June and July that are available. Webelos only camps, Cub Scout only camps, Fun with Son Overnights for all Cub Scouts, including Tiger Cubs – family members can attend. Leader Guidebook is on line and is available upon request. Contact the Scout Service Center.
Ecology Trail at Camp Brown
A three mile hiking trail will be available at Camp Brown this spring. Designed for Cub Scout. Part of the trail has stops for ecology and conservation lessons. A self-guided booklet will be available for Cub Scout leaders and there is a special patch for completing the requirements. Schedule Camp Brown for a Saturday and tour the camp. The booklet will be on the web site and available at the Scout Service Center and at Camp Brown. See our website: www.coronadoscout.org/camps for more information.
Order of the Arrow Elections
Boy Scout troops are encouraged to hold unit elections for new members for the Order of the Arrow. If you have a Scout tha
t has earned his First Class rank and has 15 nights of camping with your troop, including one long-term camp (at least five consecutive nights), he is eligible to be elected. Troops may also nominate one leader for membership if at least one youth has been elected. Do you need to know who to contact to schedule a troop unit election? Check out the lodge web site. www.coronadoscout.org/kidikidish
Scout Shop News

COME CHECK IT OUT! We’ve expanded our book inventory and have several new books in stock. We have books on weather, fossils, edible plants, bugs & slugs, magic, and a special one called “Boy Scouts of America – circa 1911” to name a few.
We also still have several items for Blue & Gold, many nice gifts for Eagle Scouts and many other items to choose from. Our “flashing glasses” are really something to see!
If there is anything that you need that we do not have in stock, please don’t hesitate to call me and I’ll order it for you. Thank you for supporting your local Scout Shop. Happy Shopping, Bev Zizumbo -Scout Shop Manager