
	Follow us to the Jambo! “The Patriots’ Path Council Centennial Jamboree” 100 Years of Scouting! Our Camporee location will be in beautiful Sussex County at theSussex County Fairgrounds! OPEN Registration is now on! Boy Scout Troops, Venturing, and WEBELOS The total cost per person to attend the Jamboree is $25. Log on NOW using double knot at ppbsa.org to register! Get the Leaders' Guide click here ---------------------------------- TO REGISTER If Camping - Click Below http://www.doubleknot.com/Registration/CalendarDetail.asp?ActivityKey=626992&OrgKey=716 If Visiting for the day - Click Below http://www.doubleknot.com/Registration/CalendarDetail.asp?ActivityKey=553139&OrgKey=716 Sign up now and be part of this once in the lifetime experience. OUT OF COUNCIL UNITS ARE CERTAINLY WELCOME! ---------------------------------- WEBELOS World! If you know of any WEBELOS that want to be part of this neat adventure, then invite them NOW. We will have special programs set up for our WEBELOS. They will get to see the fun and excitement that Boy Scouts have! Click here for the latest Jamboree Gazette Newsletter Preliminary Boy Scout-Venturer Activities Buckskin Games: a program area that is involved in a set of competitive activities that men participated in during the early 19th century. The games feature instruction in and firing of muzzle-loading guns, a tomahawk throw, a knife throw, a bucking bronco event, bullwhip cracking, and branding. Conservation: Nature program area: a program area that is involved with nature and conservation related topics which include "Leave No Trace" Philosophy . Physical Fitness: a program area that is involved with physical skill sets, races, mountain bike racing, and Iron man course Exhibits: static and interactive exhibits which exhibit the theme of the History of The Boy Scouts of America. Skill-O-Rama: a program area that is involved with the "show and do" and the "hands on" of Boy Scout skills both old and new. This includes cooking, pioneering, semaphore, first aid, backpacking, and camping. Service to Community: a program area that is involved with the services that are involved with the betterment of the community. Involved with this area are members of the Salvation Army, Red Cross, AmeriCorps, and Community of Emergency Response Teams (CERT). Disability Awareness: a program area that is involved with disabilities of the 5 senses; sight, hearing, smelling, touch, and taste. Some of the 90+ Program Area Highlights Knife Throwing, Tomahawk Throw, Wheelchair sports, Bullwhip cracking, Crosman rifle, Ultimate Frisbee, Barrel Game, Climbing Walls, Orienteering, Signaling, Fireman’s Rodeo, CERT (Community Emergency Response Teams), Virtual Army Experience, Archery, wheel chair Olympics, New York City parks commission, Kessler Rehab Institute, muzzle-loading guns, 2^nd Texas Calvary, Throwing Stick, Bull whip cracking, Iron man course (all levels!), Bocce Ball, Horseshoes, Turkey Shoot, Mountain Boarding, Sky Hawks and Jackals baseball teams, Old time scouting exhibit, Jersey Central Railroad Historical Society, Robotics, Sussex Ham Radio Club, Postmaster of USPS, Springfield Office of Emergency Management, NJ Transit Police Operation Lifesaver, cooking demos, pioneering, Canoeing/Kayaking, Good Turn of America, Salvation Army, Marine Corps, Ultimate Frisbee, Picatinny Arsenal Demos, US Marine Corp, NJ National Guard HumVees, Tryrolean Traverse, Row boating, Army Tank, baseball throw, fly bys of the Civil Air Patrol-US Coast Guard-Marine Corp-Forest Fire Service, Conservation-Nature, Augusta Post Office, Appalachian Mountain Club, Rappeling, Fly Fishing, Red Cross, State Police K9 Units Something to do after you set up your camp Friday night: Go to the movies! Friday night we will be featuring a movie and some of our program areas will be open. Entertainment Night Show – Laser Light Show by PAWN LLC Campfire, music, skits, and sing-a-longs. *Contests:* *PHOTO:* *This will involve Scouts only photos. Details are being put together.* *COOKING: Sponsored by the Eagle Scout association. We will have chefs from local hotels and restaurants on staff that are Eagle Scouts. Help out with our Centennial Cook Book!* If you consider yourself a great cook and have some recipes to share, how about being a contributor to our Centennial Cookbook. We are also looking for an editor. If interested, contact Steve Minett at sm.minett@gmail.com Looking to be part of a once-in-the-lifetime experience? If so, then join the 2009 Patriots’ Path Jamboree staff! Be part of a Jamboree that will be held in October 2009. We expect 5000-7000 Scouts to attend. If you are interested in joining a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity visit: http://join.ppbsa.org/anniversary/Camporee.htm to get an application. Check out the Patriots' Path 100th Anniversary website: http://join.ppbsa.org/anniversary/ If you are interested on being on staff, please send in the application. 2009 Patriots' Path Council Jamboree Staff Application 2009 Patriots' Path Council Jamboree Staff Job Descriptions

Follow us to the Jambo!
“The Patriots’ Path Council Centennial Jamboree”
100 Years of Scouting!
Our Camporee location will be in beautiful Sussex County at theSussex County Fairgrounds!

OPEN Registration is now on!
Boy Scout Troops, Venturing, and WEBELOS
The total cost per person to attend the Jamboree is $25.
Log on NOW using double knot at ppbsa.org to register!

If you know of any WEBELOS that want to be part of this neat adventure, then invite them NOW. We will have special programs set up for our WEBELOS. They will get to see the fun and excitement that Boy Scouts have!

Preliminary Boy Scout-Venturer Activities

Buckskin Games: a program area that is involved in a set
of competitive activities that men participated in during the early 19th
century. The games feature instruction in and firing of muzzle-loading
guns, a tomahawk throw, a knife throw, a bucking bronco event, bullwhip
cracking, and branding.

Conservation: Nature program area: a program area that is involved
with nature and conservation related topics which include "Leave No
Trace" Philosophy .

Physical Fitness: a program area that is involved with
physical skill sets, races, mountain bike racing, and Iron man course

Exhibits: static and interactive exhibits which exhibit the
theme of the History of The Boy Scouts of America.

Skill-O-Rama: a program area that is involved with the
"show and do" and the "hands on" of Boy Scout skills both old and new.
This includes cooking, pioneering, semaphore, first aid, backpacking,
and camping.

Service to Community: a program area that is involved with
the services that are involved with the betterment of the community.
Involved with this area are members of the Salvation Army, Red Cross,
AmeriCorps, and Community of Emergency Response Teams (CERT).

Disability Awareness: a program area that is involved with
disabilities of the 5 senses; sight, hearing, smelling, touch, and
taste.

Some of the 90+ Program Area Highlights

Knife Throwing, Tomahawk Throw, Wheelchair sports, Bullwhip cracking, Crosman rifle, Ultimate Frisbee, Barrel Game, Climbing Walls, Orienteering, Signaling, Fireman’s Rodeo, CERT (Community Emergency Response Teams), Virtual Army Experience, Archery, wheel chair Olympics, New York City parks commission, Kessler Rehab Institute, muzzle-loading guns, 2^nd Texas Calvary, Throwing Stick, Bull whip cracking, Iron man course (all levels!), Bocce Ball, Horseshoes, Turkey Shoot, Mountain Boarding, Sky Hawks and Jackals baseball teams, Old time scouting exhibit, Jersey Central Railroad Historical Society, Robotics, Sussex Ham Radio Club, Postmaster of USPS, Springfield Office of Emergency Management, NJ Transit Police Operation Lifesaver, cooking demos, pioneering, Canoeing/Kayaking, Good Turn of America, Salvation Army, Marine Corps, Ultimate Frisbee, Picatinny Arsenal Demos, US Marine Corp, NJ National Guard HumVees, Tryrolean Traverse, Row boating, Army Tank, baseball throw, fly bys of the Civil Air Patrol-US Coast Guard-Marine Corp-Forest Fire Service, Conservation-Nature, Augusta Post Office, Appalachian Mountain Club, Rappeling, Fly Fishing, Red Cross, State Police K9 Units

Go to the movies! Friday night we will be featuring a movie and some of our program areas will be open.

Night Show –
Laser Light Show by PAWN LLC
Campfire, music, skits, and sing-a-longs.

PHOTO: This will involve Scouts only photos. Details are being put together.

COOKING: Sponsored by the Eagle Scout association. We will have chefs from local hotels and restaurants on staff that are Eagle Scouts.

If you consider yourself a great cook and have some recipes to share, how about being a contributor to our Centennial Cookbook. We are also looking for an editor. If interested, contact Steve Minett at sm.minett@gmail.com

Looking to be part of a once-in-the-lifetime experience?

If so, then join the 2009 Patriots’ Path Jamboree staff!

Be part of a Jamboree that will be held in October 2009. We expect 5000-7000 Scouts to attend.

If you are interested in joining a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity visit: http://join.ppbsa.org/anniversary/Camporee.htm to get an application.

Check out the Patriots' Path 100th Anniversary website:
http://join.ppbsa.org/anniversary/

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