*****Race for Fun Against Sleeping Giants Adults*****

Any adult wishing to race is welcome…we all know you have an old

Pinewood derby car sitting on a shelf or in a closet so dust it off and come

race with us… First Place gets bragging rights…

Only rules are: must fit on track

max weight 5 ounces

max length 7 inches

max width 2&3/4 inches

must be free wheeling

Adults- all towns

11:30 A.M. Reg./Check-in 12 noon Race time

****Directions:

From the north- take I-91 S to exit 9. Keep right at end of ramp onto Universal Drive. Follow through the

next traffic the light over hill towards “Home Depot”. Continue past shopping centers and “BJ’s” to

Executive Jeep/Nissan on the left. (next door to Rave Cinemas).

From New Haven- I-91 N to exit 9. Turn left under highway, then right onto Universal Drive, see above

Sleeping Giant District

ADULT PINEWOOD

Saturday April 18th

2015

In the showroom of

EXECUTIVE JEEP/NISSAN

900 Universal Drive

North Haven

Information or Questions?

Contact

Mark Parisi

Cubmaster810@sbcglobal.net NO pre-registration required

Show up @ 11:30 and race @

12 noon

$5 Race donation welcome, but not required

No limit on # of scouts from a Pack or a Rank!

(District Pinewood Derby Rules apply to all cars.)

Saturday April 18, 2015 In the showroom of

EXECUTIVE JEEP/NISSAN

900 Universal Drive, North Haven

Tigers

9 a.m. Registration/Check-in 10 a.m. Race time

Wolves

10:30 a.m. Registration/Check-in 11:30 a.m. Race time

Bears

12 p.m. Registration/Check-in 1p.m. Race time

Webelos

1:15 p.m. Registration/Check-in 2 p.m. Race time

$5.00/scout (Early bird fee-ends Monday, 4/13/15)

$6/scout (after 4/13/15)

ON-LINE REGISTRATION ONLY

Scouts may register individually, NOT required to register as part of a pack.

NO LIMIT ON # OF SCOUTS

FROM A PACK OR RANK.

Go here to register: http://www.ctyankee.org//webpay/event/new/?form=000225 ****Directions:

From the north- take I-91 S to exit 9. Keep right at end of ramp onto Universal Drive. Follow through the next traffic the light

over hill towards “Home Depot”. Continue past shopping centers and “BJ’s” to Executive Jeep/Nissan on the left (next door to Rave Cinemas).

From New Haven- I-91 N to exit 9. Turn left under highway, then right onto Universal Drive, see above

Trophy ceremony

immediately following each rank’s races.

No waiting until the end of the day

to get your trophy!

BLUEFISH

Scout Night

Pack, Den or Individual Registration

Pack Coordinator / Parent (Please print) Pack

Email Phone

Address

City State Zip

________ tickets at $16 each. ________ FREE tickets for Tiger Cubs registered between Jan. 1 & June 13, 2014.

$__________ Total Check. Payable to “Connecticut Yankee Council.”

Credit Card Number (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) Expiration Date

Name on Card (Please print) Signature

Register online at www.ctyankee.org/bluefish or return this form to Connecticut Yankee Council, PO Box 32, Milford, CT 06460 or fax (203) 876-6884.

Email bluefish@ctyankee.org with questions.

2015

Saturday, June 13 at Ballpark at Harbor Yard, BridgeportCelebrate the end of a great Scouting year or welcome new recruits with a great game of baseball, an evening of fun for the whole family, and a movie/campout in the outfield! This awesome activity features an on-field parade, a great game, a short film on the jumbo-tron, a campout and an awesome patch.

FREE TIGER TICKETS & The Rest of the Details You Want to KnowThis is a great first activity for newly recruited Tiger Cubs and their adult partners. New Tigers (boys going into first grade in September) are eligible for a free ticket. The boys must be registered in order to attend. Directions and details specific to the game are available at www.ctyankee.org/bluefish. Submit one registration per pack to ensure that your families sit together. Tickets will be left at the “Will Call” window for pick-up by individual families on the day of the game. No refunds.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JUNE 5. NO EXCEPTIONS.

Connecticut Yankee Council

Outdoor Code

As an American, I will do my

best to -

Be clean in my outdoor manners.

Be careful with fire.

Be considerate in the outdoors.

Be conservation minded.

Plan Ahead and Prepare

Travel and Camp on Durable

Surfaces Dispose of Waste

Properly

Leave What You Find

Minimize Campfire Impacts

Respect Wildlife

Be Considerate of Other Visitors

Does your District have a Leave No Trace Trainer?

The Leave No Trace Trainer helps minimize impact on the land by teaching members the principles of Leave No Trace and improving Scouts’ outdoor ethics decision-making skills. The course covers the seven Leave No Trace principles and teaching techniques to enable you to teach others.

Connecticut Yankee Council Leave No Trace 16 hour Trainer Course

May 30th-31st, 2015 Wah Wah Tay See Scout Camp, Hamden, CT Course Coordinator- Keith Spaar and Tom O’Brien

Cost -$45 Included in course

LNT Trainer Participant Packets from lnt.org LNT Resource DVD

LNT Bag LNT Patch

No experience necessary but Trainers Edge is helpful

Course is open to adult leaders and scouts 14+ years old or older Course qualifies for youth leader position of LNT Trainer

Participants are required to teach one of the LNT principles.

Participants are encouraged to support future trainer courses and events.

BSA Medical Form Part A/B required. Register online at

http://www.ctyankee.org/webpay/event/new/?form=000136

For a more in depth class description contact Keith Spaar 203-988-3426 or kasparton@gmail.com. For Leave No Trace information go to www.lnt.org.

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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2015 Scout Day at Lime Rock

Registration Form (TICKETS WILL BE MAILED SO PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY)

Name: _________________________________ Unit: ________ District: ______________ Telephone: _________________ Address: _______________________________City: ______________ ST: ___ Zip: ______ E-Mail: _____________________

Registration Deadline for tickets to be mailed – September 23, 2015 (Tickets may be purchased and picked up at the Milford Scout Office through October 2, 2015)

No. Scout/Adult passes (11 years old and up) ____ @ $15 each = $_____________ No. Cub/Sibling passes (through 10 years old) ____ @ $7 each = $_____________ Total Amount Enclosed: $_____________ I would like to pay by credit card AMEX/MC/VISA: ________________________________________ Exp. Date: _________ Signature: _______________________________________ Check enclosed, made payable to Connecticut Yankee Council, BSA

Mail to: Connecticut Yankee Council, BSA Scout Day at Lime Rock P.O. Box 32 Milford, CT 06460-0032 Email: ccruson@bsamail.org Fax: 203-876-6884 Phone: 203-876-6868, ext. 273 Account No. 6801-830-20

Start your program year with a Fall outing at Lime Rock Park. An easy campout Friday night followed by an all day Saturday program of racing make this event an all time favorite. Take advantage of a foot-long hot dog and tater fries lunch from the track’s food concession or you can prepare your own meals track-side – either way, your Scouts will be hooked on Scouting forever.

Saturday’s races will provide hours of wheel-to-wheel, flat out racing by highly talented amateur drivers who are in competition for the Northeast Region SCCA championship trophy. Many of the drivers are local residents who frequently race at Lime Rock and look forward to meeting and talking with their Scout fans.

Scouts are free to take home any car parts or tires which fail to finish the race – just follow the skid marks to your own track trophy.

COST: Scouts/Adults $15 Cubs & siblings under 10 $7

Fee includes an event patch for the first 1500 registrants, Friday night camping and adult leader social (crackerbarrel) and Hot Laps for 20 lucky Scouters. What’s a Hot Lap? It’s two high speed laps around the LRP race track in the track’s pace car driven by a skilled and licensed race car driver. The ride will be relatively safe but fast enough to be an exhilarating experience. To qualify for a Hot Lap, you must be 21+ and be a registered Scout leader. Hot Laps will be run during the noon intermission around 12:30 PM. Five Hot Lap passes will be awarded to the units with the most registered Scouts in attendance, the remainder will be door prizes for the crackerbarrel.

No Refunds after September 11, 2015

RAIN OR SHINE

For more information, go to ctyankee.org

October

2-3,

2015

The American Legion Auxiliary and the Southington Parks & Recreation Department are proud to present the

 

13th Annual

TOUCH-A-TRUCK  

Saturday, May 9, 2015 (Rain Date: Sunday, May 10th)

 

10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Southington Drive-In Enter via Main Driveway at 995 Meriden-Waterbury Turnpike

 

Child Admission: $3.00

Adult Admission: $1.00

Climb On/Into Construction, Military, Rescue & Other Vehicles

Face Painting Music

Refreshments Channel 8 Weather Lab

Free Seedlings …And Much More!!  

2015 CAMP CARDS A great program to help Scouts earn their way to camp.

Units participating in this program will earn 50% commission ($2.50) on each $5 Camp Card they sell. The program is

open to all packs, troops, crews and posts. Use the income from Camp Cards to support Scout experiences at Cub Scout

Day Camp, Webelos Resident Camp, Boy Scout Resident Camp or national high adventure activities, or the unit can use

the commission to purchase new camping equipment, etc.

An Amazing Deal – Over $100 in savings for only $5

McDonald’s – Free Big Mac w/ purchase of a Big Mac

Burger King – Free Whopper w/ purchase of a Whopper

Dunkin Donuts – $1 off a dozen donuts

Dunkin Donuts - $0.99 Hot or Iced Latte

Taco Bell – Free Crunchwrap Supreme w/ purchase of a Crunchwrap Supreme

Rita’s– 1 free item w/ purchase of another for equal or greater value.

Sonic – Buy 1 get 1 free, chili Cheesy Coney

Subway – Free 6” regular sub w/ purchase of greater or equal value sub & a large drink

Beardsley Zoo – Free admission with purchase of equal or greater admission.

Mystic Aquarium – $6 off admission OR $10 off a new membership

Discovery Museum – Free child admission with purchase of a child admission

ProFlowers –25% off any product, any time.

Dick’s Sporting Goods - $10 off Purchase of $50 or more.

juffylube – $12 off a Signature Service Oil Change

MIDAS - $7 off any oil change

The program is Risk Free! Units pay nothing up front and simply return any unsold/undamaged cards (coupon tabs must be attached) at settlement on or before May 15, 2015.

4 Ways to sell Camp Cards:

1. Family & Friends – Friends and Family are often the first customers! Ask all of them. 2. Door to Door – sell around the neighborhood (with a parent and in uniform). Don’t forget local businesses. 3. Show & Sell – set up a booth in front of a local business (as a unit, with permission) and sell Camp Cards on the

spot. 4. Sell at work – a great way for parents to help their Scout or their unit.

For more information or to order Camp Cards visit www.ctyankee.org/campcards

Additional Information

Here is how the program works …

Unit places its order for Camp Cards on or before March 15, 2015.

Camp Cards are to be picked up from the Council office starting on March 30.

If a unit absolutely cannot send someone to the office, contact a District Executive to have them brought to Roundtable.

Unit coordinator explains program to Scouts and helps them set a goal for the amount they want to earn.

Scouts sell cards through April 30, 2015.

If customer wants to pay for a card(s) with a check, the check must be made out to the unit, NOT Connecticut Yankee Council.

The unit returns any unused cards and payment for the cards sold no later than May 15, 2015 to the Council Resource Center. The unit pays only $2.50 for each card sold. Checks are made payable to Connecticut Yankee Council.

No cards will be accepted after May 15. We reserve the right to refuse products that have been damaged or rendered unsellable. The unit is responsible for any unreturned cards, lost, misplaced, damaged, etc. Scouts should treat each card as if it were a $5 bill.

Information and tools are available at www.ctyankee.org/campcards. Complete the forms and follow the same rules as the unit. Number of Camp Cards sold may not be the actual cost of the activity. Camp Card sales can also support other unit needs or activities. Cub Day Camp early bird registration is due by April 30, 2015 Boy Scout Resident Camp early bird camp registration paid in full by May 1, 2015

Unit Camp Card Orders Camp Card Order Form Date Ordered ____________ Unit Type & Number _____________________ District ____________________ Contact Name ___________________________________________________________________ Address ___________________________________________________________________ Phone ___________________ Email _______________________________________ # Camp Cards requested (quantities of 25)? ____________

Camp Card Distribution Amount of cards issued ___________ Date issued ____________ Received by _____________________________________________ Signature _____________________________________________ Staff Signoff _____________________________________________ The unit is responsible for returning any unsold cards and payment no later than May 15, 2014 to the Connecticut Yankee Council Resource Center. Any unsold cards must be returned undamaged with tabs attached. Checks made payable to Connecticut Yankee Council should equal $2.50 x total unreturned cards.

Camp Card Distribution # Camp Cards returned ________ Date Received ____________ # Camp Cards sold ________ Total Due ($2.50 each x # Camp Cards sold) $____________ Received by ____________________________ Date ____________

Connecticut Yankee Council, BSA

2014-15 Cub Scout Overnight at the Boston

Science Museum

Program Includes:

� NEW!!! The Hall of Human Life

� Science Theater Welcome production

� Staff led hands-on science activities

� Late night LIGHTNING presentation

� Planetarium & Omni Theater show

Prior to the start of the program, a light snack will be

provided. The next morning, Scouts will be provided

with a continental breakfast. Dinner is not provided.

All Scouts that participate will receive an event patch

and free Re-Admission Pass good through the end of

2015.

Fee: $60/per person (youth or adult)

Dates for Overnights: # of Spots Registration and Payment Deadline

Friday, January 23, 2015 100 Monday, December 20, 2014

Saturday, January 31, 2015 85 Monday, January 3, 2015

Friday, February 6, 2015 75 Monday, January 13, 2015

Friday, March 27, 2015 75 Monday, February 27, 2015

Saturday, April 11, 2015 150 Monday, March 11, 2015

All reservations are booked on a first come first served basis.

Siblings are welcome, but must be in grades 1-5.

No refunds can be made after the registration deadline; unless there are special circumstances.

Key Details: Once signed up, a more comprehensive expectations sheet will be sent to each unit.

• Participants are allowed in to the museum at 5pm; a light snack provided. Early entry is not permitted.

• Lights out at 12am; 6:45am wake up call. (Groups to use public bathrooms; no showers)

• Breakfast is served before the morning show; 7:00am. /Departure from the museum is at 11:00am.

Contact: Cindy Pepe 203.876.6868. Ext-231 or cypepe@bsamail.org

Registration Form: Overnight at the Boston Science Museum

Please return this form and the payment for youth and adults to:

Connecticut Yankee Council

Attn: Cindy Pepe 60 Wellington Road Milford, CT 06460

Camp-In Leader: ___________________________________ Pack# ______ Position: ______

Address: ______________________________________ City: ____________ Zip: ______

Home Phone: __________________________ Email: ____________________________________

Please list 2 Emergency Contacts who will not be attending the Overnight:

Name: ______________________ Phone-Day_________________ Phone-Eve_____________________

Name: ______________________ Phone-Day_________________ Phone-Eve_____________________

Our Pack will be attending on: (check one)

Dates for Overnights: # of Spots Registration and Payment Deadline

€ Friday, January 23, 2015 100 Monday, December 20, 2014

€ Saturday, January 31, 2015 85 Monday, January 3, 2015

€ Friday, February 6, 2015 75 Monday, January 13, 2015

€ Friday, March 27, 2015 75 Monday, February 27, 2015

€ Saturday, April 11, 2015 150 Monday, March 11, 2015

Participating Den Information:

_______ Youth @ $60= _____________ Write Account # 6801-101-20 in check Memo

_______ Adults@ $60= _____________

Total= _____________

** Please submit your payment in full with your registration forms by the assigned registration deadline.

You will then receive an email with a roster for you to fill out and return and a “Survival Guide” that will

tell you all that you need to know about your overnight stay at the Museum!

If you have any questions, please call Cindy Pepe @ 203.876.6868, ext 231 or email at

cypepe@bsamail.org

Come with your whole pack, your den, or just your family. Stay for the whole weekend, camping in Cub World, or just come for the day on Saturday.

This is the biggest Scouting event in Connecticut - thousands of Scouts will be there! Don’t miss out - ConnJam only happens every 3 years!

Early bird cost is only $20 per person for the whole weekend - includes camping, patch, and all the activities. Day visitors are only $10 or $40 for the entire family.

Registration starts December 1, 2014. For more information, go online to:

http://www.ctyankee.org/connjam

ConnJam is the only council-wide major event, featuring a carnival-like midway, a special Cub Scout world to stay and play in, and much more. At ConnJam you can:- Go rock climbing.- Duel it out on huge inflatable obstacle course.- Shoot BB guns, archery, and slingshots.- Do crafts and work on your Cub Scout awards.- Shoot multiple types of rockets.

- See an authentic Native American dance.- See displays from hundreds of organizations!- See the huge arena show with fireworks!- Eat great food, no cooking needed!- And much, much more!

Attention Cub FAmilies!Are You Coming to ConnJAm 2015?

May 15-17, 2015Orange FairgrOunds, 525 Orange Center rOad, Orange, Ct

THE 28TH ANNUAL “DAFFODILS ON PARADE” In this, the 37th year of the Meriden Daffodil Festival,

we are proud to announce the 28th Annual “Daffodils on Parade”

April 25, 2015 ~~~ 11:30am

This year’s theme is “Letting Your Seuss Loose!” Join us in the celebration as we kickoff

the 37th Annual Daffodil Festival with “Daffodils on Parade Letting Your Seuss Loose!”

Attached please find “Daffodils on Parade” Entry Form

All entries must be received by Friday, March 27, 2015. Parade line-up, arrival time and parking information will be returned to you by April 15, 2015.

Please send Entry Forms to Donna DeRosa

donnaderosa@sbcglobal.net or

Jane Dunn dunnjane57@yahoo.com

Meriden Daffodil Festival Parade Coordinators

Thanks!!! Hope you can join us!

The popular Daffodils on Parade will occur rain or shine. Participants are expected to show up at their designated staging area at the time listed on their acceptance letter. If there are any concerns please contact one of the parade coordinators: Donna DeRosa @donnaderosa@sbcglobal.net or Jane Dunn @Dunnjane57@yahoo.com. Or call the Festival HOTLINE: 203-238-1315.

THE 12th ANNUAL DAFFODIL FESTIVAL FISHING DERBY TAKES PLACE ON

SATURDAY APRIL 18, 2015! 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM

FREE FOR KIDS AGES 15 & UNDER!

LIVE BAIT WILL BE PROVIDED

LIMITED FISHING EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE

PRIZES TO BE AWARDED

THE 28TH ANNUAL “DAFFODILS ON PARADE”In this, the 37th year of the Meriden Daffodil Festival,

we are proud to announcethe 28th Annual “Daffodils on Parade”

April 25, 2015 ~~~ 11:30am

This year’s theme is“Letting Your Seuss

Loose!”

Join us in thecelebration as we

kickoff

the 37th Annual Daffodil Festival

with “Daffodils on Parade Letting Your Seuss Loose!”

Attached please find

“Daffodils on Parade” Entry Form

All entries must be received by Friday, March 27, 2015.

Parade line-up, arrival time and parking information will be returned to you by April 15, 2015.

Please send Entry Forms to

Donna DeRosa

donnaderosa@sbcglobal.net

or

Jane Dunn

dunnjane57@yahoo.com

Meriden Daffodil Festival

Parade Coordinators

Thanks!!! Hope you can join us!

Click Here for Entry Form:

Attention: Scouts, Explorers, Venturers

Announcing the formation of a NEW Venture Crew

Connecticut Yankee Council wants you to know aboutThe NEW Venture Crew with a theme centered on

Native American Pow Wow CultureThis Crew will:• Learn and Perform Publicly Native American Dances• Make modern dance regalia• Learn the songs and social culture of modern pow wows• Dance at local pow wows• Study the history of Tribal Groups• Demo life in a tipi village• AND HAVE LOADS OF FUN

Like Native Americans, like history, want to learn more?Than this Crew is just for YOU!!!

We are currently taking inquiries and setting starting dates:• Meetings are tentatively set for Sunday afternoons and/or evenings.• Two (2) meeting locations to serve you! (Hamden, Fairfield)• Experienced advisors and staff already in place.• All we need is YOU!

If Interested Contact:Chris Fagan @ 203-234-8077Matt Banas @ 203-996-3332Jim DePaola @ 203-213-4605

NO OBLIGATION Just try us out!

Note: This is an expansion of the OA Quinnipiac Dancers

Attention: Scouts, Explorers, Venturers,

Guys and Girls

Announcing the formation of a NEW Venture Crew

Connecticut Yankee Council wants you to know aboutThe NEW Venture Crew with a theme centered on

Native American Pow Wow CultureThis Crew will:• Learn and Perform Publicly Native American Dances• Make modern dance regalia• Learn the songs and social culture of modern pow wows• Dance at local pow wows• Study the history of Tribal Groups• Demo life in a tipi village• AND HAVE LOADS OF FUN

Like Indians, like history want to learn more?Than this Crew is just for YOU!!!

We are currently taking inquiries and setting starting dates:• Meetings are tentatively set for Sunday afternoons and/or evenings.• Two (2) meeting locations to serve you! (Hamden, Fairfield)• Experienced advisors and staff already in place.• All we need is YOU!

Interested? call Chris Fagan @203-234-8077 Matt Banas @ 203-996-3332 Jim DePaola @ 203-213-4605

for details

Note: This is an expansion of the OA Quinnipiac Dancers

NO OBLIGATION AT ALL,

Just try us out!

The Adventure Park at STORRS Boy Scouts - Cub Scouts

Reserved Group Rates

Bring Your Scouts For A Climb Together! • Teamwork • Mutual Support

• Personal Growth • Fun!

The Adventure Park at Storrs would like to invite your Scouts for some fun in the trees! (Ages seven and older.)

Here is an outing filled with fun and challenge they are to remember. Zip lines and much more!

Stretching over five acres, with five different aerial challenge courses—ranging from introductory to advanced—The Adventure Park presents rewarding challenge for all ability levels. A perfect destination for your next outing!

Park facilities include plenty of picnic tables for outdoor meals. Stay and picnic after your climb!

The special discounted rates listed below are for two hours of climbing and are offered to all Scout Troops as well as siblings, friends, and chaperones climbing with the Scouts on the day of the visit. Advance reservations are required.

Climbing Rates, Per Person – All Ages – Weekdays & Weekends - Please note our Peak times are Weekends and Holidays -

Weekend//holiday times are limited to 9:00AM, 9:30AM, 10:00AM (As Available)

(Min. 10 climbers) 25+ 50+ 75+

$34* Peak / $31 weekday $31* All Days $28* All $28*All

* Plus Connecticut Admissions Tax: We do not charge Connecticut Sales Tax for your ticket purchase at The Adventure Park at Storrs. However we are required to collect a State of Connecticut 10% Admissions Tax at your time of purchase. This is a State law and is required of all customers, including not-for-profit organizations. Call: (860) 946-0606 Email: Info@StorrsAdventurePark.com THE ADVENTURE PARK AT STORRS 2007 Storrs Road, Storrs, CT 06268 www.StorrsAdventurePark.com

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