ADVENTURE PRINCESSES: RUNNING WATERS MAY 2015

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1 MAY 2015 ADVENTURE PRINCESSES: RUNNING WATERS Upcoming Events: Indians Scout Night (5-8), Breakfast in the Park (4 th year only 5/23), Fishing Derby (5-24), Memorial Day Parade (5/25), Spring Camp (5/29 5/31)

2 TRAIL BOSS LETTER Yetta Hey! May has come and the events keep rolling on. April brought us 2 more great events, The Lake Erie Monsters game where the girls had a blast watching a great hockey game and one of our very own princesses won a prize during their customer appreciation game. Olivia Brommier won a Game jersey, congratulations. We also saw the event the girls and dads wait for each year the car race where I saw so many great cars. The water sprites took down the trail boss race with their car versus the Minion camp trail boss car. If this race was any sign of what the boat race will bring, I can t wait and will have to work even harder to try and win that for the officers. May brings us a few events a parade and of course the camp of the year Spring camp at camp Fitch. I see the checks pouring into me and the deadline for checks to this camp are May 7 th, at the frontier meeting or at the latest May 9 th at my house. This gives me the time needed to organize the camp cabins to meet what is usually a very good turnout. The one thing to keep in mind is if you have not paid your YMCA registration it must be paid prior to registration to be able to go to camp for insurance reasons. I would hate for you to miss camp over this so if you have not paid your membership fee to the YMCA please make sure you do that now so you can attend what will be a jam packed fun filled camp. Till next month. Yetta Hey! Friends Always, Wes, Sierra, and Mackenzie Brown

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4 Ridgewood YMCA Adventure Princesses 2015 Events (DD) = Dad & Daughter (F) = Family (AP/AG) = Adventure Programs Event (MD) = Mom & Dad Only Event The dates shown below are tentative. Always check the latest issue of the Running Waters or for updated information. January 2016 February 2016 March : Induction Ceremony (F) 07: Frontier Meeting (D) 16: Sled-fest I (F) 23: Sled-fest II (F) 28: Officer Meeting (D) 04: Frontier Meeting (D) 06: Mardi Gras (MD) (Annual Fundraiser) 12-14: Winter Camp (DD) 25: Officer Meeting (D) TBD: Bowling (DD) 05: Frontier Meeting (D) 08: Father/Daughter Dinner (DD) 22: Easter Party (F) 26: Officer Meeting (D) April 2015 May 2015 June : Frontier Meeting (D) 17: Lake Erie Monster Family (F) 23: Officer Meeting (D) 26: Car Race & Fair (F) 07: Frontier Meeting (D) 08: Indians Scout Night (F) 23: Breakfast in the Park (4 th Year) 24: Fishing Derby (DD) 25: Memorial Day Parade (DD) 21: Officer Meeting (D) 29-31: Spring Camp (DD) 04: Frontier Meeting (D) 25: Officer Meeting (D) 28: Pool Party (DD) July 2015 August 2015 September : Frontier Meeting (D) 04: 4 th July Parade (DD) 12: Boat Race & Picnic (F) 23: Officer Meeting (D) 26: Putt-Putt (DD) 06: Frontier Meeting (D) 07: Mid-Summer Fluff Raid (DD) 22: Breakfast in the Park (DD) 23: NR Home Days Parade (DD) 27: Officer Meeting (D) 03: Frontier Meeting (D) 13: Recruiting Rally (AP/AG) 20: Recruiting Rally (AP/AG) 24: Officer Meeting (D) October 2015 November 2015 December : Frontier Meeting (D) 03: Buffalo Naval Overnighter 11: Car Rally (F) 22: Officer Meeting (D) 23-25: Fall Camp (DD) 05: Frontier Meeting 08: Family Skate (F) 21: Overnighter (DD) 24: Officer Meeting (D) 29: NR Christmas Parade (DD) 04: Festival of Fluffs (DD) 03: Frontier Meeting (D) 13: Christmas Party (F) TBA: Officer Meeting (D)

5 2015 Adventure Princess Event Staff Sign-up Revised February 28th 2015 Dates Event OIC 1 OIC 2 Outpost 1 Outpost 2 Outpost 3 OUTPOST 4 1/5 Induction Ceremony Roger Bundy Wes Brown Officer Corps x x x 1/17 SledFest 1 David Shefferly x x x x x 1/24 SledFest II (make-up date) David Shefferly x x x x x 2/15 Bowling Dan McCoy x Night Owls Sequoias x x 2/20-2/22 Winter Camp- Camp Y-noah Wes Brown Roger Bundy Officer Corps x x x 3/8 Father-Daughter Dance Don Richter MOMS MOMS x x x 3/22 Easter Party/Egg Hunt Noah Wemmer Chris Walker Night Owls 4/17 Lake Erie Monsters Game Wes Brown x x x x x 4/26 Car Race & Fair Don Mckee Vito Cimino Bear Clan Princess Grizzles Fearless Fawns AMADAHY AN 5/8 Indians Scout Night Roger Bundy x x x x x 5/24 Fishing Derby Sean Kelly PJ Egnaczyk Sequoias x x 5/25 Memorial Day Parade Bill Demattie x x x x x 5/29 Spring Camp - Crooked River Bert Eggelmeyer N/A x x x 5/29-5/31 Spring Camp Wes Brown Roger Bundy Officer Corps x x x 6/28 Pool Party Scott Amick x x x x 7/4 July 4th Parade Bill Demattie x x x x x 7/12 Boat Race & Picnic Chris Walker David Shefferly Shooting Stars Ageyutsa 7/26 Putt-Putt John Gaughan Don Richter x x x x 8/7 Mid-Summer Fluff Raid Storyteller x Officer Corps x x x 8/22 Breakfast in the Park Vito Cimino Scott Amick Princess Grizzlies Rising Dragons Cloud Walkers Chepi 8/23 North Royalton Home Days Parade Nick Marton x x x x x 9/13 Recruiting Rally Dan McCoy Wes Brown Officer Corps x x x 9/20 Recruiting Rally Dan McCoy Wes Brown Officer Corps x x x 10/3 Buffalo Naval Museum Wes Brown Roger Bundy x 10/11 Car Rally P.J. Egnaczyk 10/23 Halloween Dance/Party Don McKee 10/23-10/25 Fall Camp Wes Brown Roger Bundy Officer Corps x x x 11/8 Family Skate Dan Vegh Don McKee x x x x 11/21 Overnighter Don Bromeier Cloudwalkers 11/29 Christmas Parade Nick Marton x x x x x 12/04 Festival of Fluffs Kevin Sexton x Officer Corps x x x 12/13 Christmas Party Dan McCoy Haider Alawan Bear Clan Fearless Fawns

6 SKY TERRITORY Night Owls Nothing to report at this time. Friends always, NIGHT OWLS Yetta Hey from the Cloud Walkers! Nothing to report at this time. The Chepi s Nothing to report at this time. Thanks, Friends Always Bert and Sarah Egglemeyer 2015 Sky Territory Scouts

7 Forest Territory Report: Yetta Hey from the Sequoias Yetta Hey!! The Sequoias are having lots of fun as spring is here and the temperatures have arrived. Looking forward to the car race on Sunday, Indians night and spring camp will be here before we know it. We are working on a special song to reclaim our trophy. We are also in the process for scheduling our own fluff raid before the big one in June. Hope to see everyone soon. Yetta Hey from the Fearless Fawns Yetta Hey! Greetings from the Fearless Fawns. Its been a quiet month over here in Fawnland. We've been putting the finishing touches on our cars for the big race and gearing up for spring camp. Birthday wishes go out to are own Kendall Ziegler. See you all soon. Friends Always. The Fearless Fawns. The Grizzly Growler (formerly Grizzly Grapevine) The Grizzly Grapevine There was a Princess Grizzlies sighting at the Easter Party. Congrats to Sabrina Barbeck. winner of the older 9+ coloring contest. The Stromboli and Easter egg hunt were enjoyed by all the Grizzlies in attendance. The big event for the Grizzlies in April was our outpost meeting, where we finally achieved the final portion of our 4-part patch. What a great journey. We began with our Heritage leg and sponsored the Flag Retirement event at the 2014 Winter Camp. Shortly after, in March 2014, we volunteered for the St. Albert the Great Service Day, where we all had a chance to meet and craft with the residents of The Heights Rehabilitation Center. And in July-2014, then came the fun. A cookout, swimming and movie, at Ledge Pool, brought home the fun patch. Proceeding to the final leg, the Grizzlies met at the Brunswick Beuhler's, on April 12th, for some socializing and crafting, before taking a tour of the Brunswick Fire Station. We learned that neither Firemen nor Paramedics manned the station. They are, in fact, Firemedics. Firemedic John, Keith and Kevin were our gracious hosts as we received a personal tour of the dispatch center, lounge, kitchen, sleeping quarters and garage at the station. The princess grizzlies sat in an ambulance and walked through a pumper truck. We learned about all the gear the firemedic must wear whenever they respond to an emergency. It was a very fun and educational outpost meeting. But, there is more to April than just an outpost meeting. Trailboss, heed this warning, BEWARE OF THE BREEN-IN-ATOR, Grizzly crafted with one goal in mind, TAKE DOWN THE TRAILBOSS! And, princesses of the Ridgewood YMCA, save your dough. We got a snow cone with your name on it! See ya'all at the Car Race. GRIZZLY BREATH OUT.

8 Bear Clan Annen Neeshee (Hello my friends). The Bear Clan members have been working hard in their workshops preparing for the 2015 Princess Car Race. We hope to bring home some hardware with our fast and pretty cars. After the race we are looking forward to busy May with the Fishing Derby, Memorial Day Parade, and Spring Camp! We love Camp Fitch and are excited compete in the Princesses Olympics. We are also flying in to top choreographers from Broadway to help with our Lip Sync routine to be debuted at Spring Camp. We can t wait to see you all at the events. Friends Always! Scott and Sadie Amick 2015 Forest Territory Scout

9 SUN TERRITORY REPORT: Ageyutsa The Mighty Ageyutsa: Everyone had a great time at this year s car race. Our own Gianna Cimino took second place and Charlotte Finnecy took 3rd place in the Sun Territory. Thanks to Dave Shefferly for finishing our territory car. The "Butt" Car. Friends Always! The Sunflowers Yetta Hey from the Sunflowers. We had a great time at the car race. Congrats to two-time consecutive winners Rob & Abbey Deal! We're looking forward to a fun month ahead with the Indians game and spring camp! Happy May! Thee Lakota Yetta Hey to the AP, The girls had fun at the Easter Party looking for the Easter eggs. How about that Easter bunny? We did not do too good at the Pinewood Derby Race, there is always next year. May is looking like a fun filled month for the Princesses. Can t wait until Spring Camp And visiting Peggy Gray s candy store. Friends always. The Mighty Sun Territory, if your outpost see the Sun Territory Scout at Spring Camp and bombard him with water balloons. Your outpost will win a prize. Thee Lakota Friends Always 2015 Sun Territory Scout Don & Kaila McKee

10 Water Territory Report: Water Sprites Yetta Hey! The Water Sprites had fun preparing their cars for the car race and it showed. Fun was had by all. Food and snacks were enjoyed by the strong Water territory showing. Congrats to the Sprites for winning the Trailboss race! Thanks to the officers in charge of the car race. We are looking forward to upcoming events and warm weather. Also we are currently brainstorming names for our country for camp. Dancing Water Go Cavs! Amadahy Angels d A special thanks to the entire Amadahy Angels outpost for their participation in this year s AP Car Race. Every dad/daughter pair showed up to offer their support in helping setup and run the event. A special thanks to Joe LiPuma who voluntarily stepped in as the MC for the entire event Great job Joe! The Angels completed a sweep for the best decorated for the Water Territory with Olivia Podlogar, Leah Presenkowski and Camryn Supelak taking the spots for 1 st, 2 nd and 3 rd respectively. Also a special congratulations goes out to Grace LiPuma and Elizabeth Cimino who finished 2 nd and 3 rd overall for the Water Territory races. A few of us also had a great time eating plenty of hot dogs while sending off the Lake Erie Monsters at their last game at Quicken Loans Arena. See you guys at the Indians game and then at Spring Camp! Friends Always! Vito, Victoria and Elizabeth Cimino 2015 Water Territory Scouts

11 Potawatomi (Poe-tah-wah)-toe-me That is how you say it. YETTA HEY! The Potawatomi took a breather in April but we definitely showed up at the Car Race. We placed first and third in the territory. We also finished second and third in best decorated. We worked hard building and decorating the cars and our hard work paid off. The next few weeks will be busy with the Indians game and being able to go on the field, to our first parade where we can show off our vests to everyone. Second camp coming fast, wondering what's in store. Many events coming fast!!! See you there! -Potawatomi Soaring Phoenix Nothing to report at this time. The SPARKS The Sparks had a great time at the car race. "Hey Dad I need a dollar. Dad how about a hotdog? No, nachos. No, an ice cream cupcake, I know a snow cone!! I need eight dollars please!" Let's just say we enjoyed lots of delicious snacks AND enjoyed lots of racing too! Looking forward to the Indians game, fishing derby, parade and spring camp, May is packed with fun!! PJ and Kaylee Egnaczyk 2015 Fire Territory Scout

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16 $135 Registration Due by May 7 th Frontier Meeting

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21 Buffalo Naval Park & Museum Overnighter DATE: Saturday October 3, 2015 SHIP BOARDING: 3:30pm- 4:30pm LOCATION: Buffalo Naval Museum 1Naval Park Cove Buffalo,NY PARKING: Erie Blvd.at the north end of Marine Dr. (shared parking with Miss Buffalo Cruise Boat parking) COST: $90 per dad/daughter or dad/son ADDITIONAL CHILD: $45 each Cost includes: All activities aboard the ship, Saturday evening meal, access to the museum exhibits afterhours, Saturday evening movie, sleeping bunk, and Sunday morning breakfast. * * THIS IS A SHARED EVENT BETWEEN THE ADVENTURE PRINCESSES, SENIOR PRINCESSES, ADVENTURE GUIDES, AND TRAILBLAZERS** THIS EVENT WILL NOT BE HELD AGAIN UNTIL 2017 RESERVATIONS ARE LIMITED!!! ***RESERVATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED NO LATER THAN THE AG OFFICER MEETING ON JULY 30, 2015 *** Circle one: Adventure Princesses Senior Princesses Adventure Guides Trailblazers Dad: COST w/first Daughter/Son: (circle one) $90.00 Additonal Child(ren): # x $45 each = + Total Additional Children are: # girls # boys (this info is needed for bunk arrangements) *** MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: ADVENTURE GUIDES*** Send checks to: Frank Pallotta AG Navigator West Linden Ln. Parma, OH By submitting this form, you are agreeing to the "Museum Code of Conduct" as seen in your monthly newsletter

22 ITINERARY : Arrival of Scouts. Troops muster in Exhibit Building (adjacent to museum). Troop Leader pays balance of dues in museum, receives and distributes wristbands to all overnight encampment members. 1730: Assemble for orientation and SAFETY lecture in designated areas, either in Movie Room, in aft of ship, or forward in the Officer's Wardroom. 1800: After briefing, assemble in assigned berthing areas. 1815: FIRE DRILL! Muster at designated fire drill stations on main deck, either on the bow (front of ship) or on the fantail (back of ship). Mess attendants will be chosen during drill; 5 for dinner and 5 for breakfast. 1830: Evening Chow, Motion Simulator, Exhibit Building, Artifact Display Yard, Museum, and Ships Store will be open. 1930: Geedunk/snack bar (located by movie room) will open for snacks (popcorn, candy, and fountain drinks). Also, hands-on military exhibits in Exhibit Room located below Geedunk will open. 1945: Chow line - CLOSED! Museum, Ship's Store, Exhibit Building, Motion Simulator, and Artifact Display Yard- CLOSED! ALL PERSONNEL RETURN TO THE USS LITTLE ROCK! Note: all of the above will reopen on Sunday at : All encampment personnel MUST be on board the USS Little Rock. The gangway on the USS The Sullivan's will be secured. 2015: Movies. 2 movies will be playing; one in the Movie Room and the other in the Officer's Wardroom. A documentary will also be showing in the First Class Petty Officer's Mess. 2230: TAPS! TAPS! Lights out! Maintain silence about the decks : Fire Watch/Security Officers to be up and alert. Encampment adults are responsible to fill these positions. 0630: REVEILLE! REVEILLE! All hands up and about. Move gear to bunks and square away berthing areas. Duty Officer's will inspect and release you to chow. DO NOT START FORMING CHOW LINE UNTIL RELEASED BY THE DUTY OFFICER TO DO SO! 0730: Morning chow. Mess attendant's report to Galley at : Self-guided tour. Please complete and deposit comment sheets in the box provided on the Mess Deck. Feel free to stay as long as you would like. Note that the park will open to the public at All personal gear should be removed to cars prior to Ship's Store Hours: Evenings: & Mornings: 0800.

23 SAFETY RULES 1. NO running or pushing. 2. Discipline of encampment young people is the responsibility of the adult leaders. 3. Adults will accompany young people while touring the ships. It is paramount that encampment personnel stay on the tour route and in designated spaces/areas. 4. Refrain from touching switches, valves, buttons, and electrical equipment. 5. DO NOT lean against the life lines. 6. Adult encampment personnel will be required to assist in standing fire/security watch between taps and reveille. 7. Encampment personnel, other than adults, will not be permitted on deck after taps. CODE OF CONDUCT 1. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the park during encampments. Persons who violate this rule WILL BE removed f rom the park and not permitted to return. 2. Smoking is not permitted except on park grounds and on the main deck of the USS Little Rock. DO NOT LITTER! 3. Encampment personnel are not permitted to leave the park except in a n emergency situation and then only with the permission of the Encampment Duty Officer. 4. Encampment personnel are required to maintain silence in the berthing areas a t all times after taps.

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27 Storyteller Story A Flower A Day Once upon a time there were two friends who lived in a palace with their families, who worked in service of the King. One of these boys knew a girl he liked so much that he wanted to give her a present. One day, he was walking with his friend in the main palace hall, and he saw a big vase filled with the loveliest flowers you could imagine. He decided to take one to give to the girl, thinking that no one would see him do so. He did the same thing the next day, and the next, and the next... until, one day, the King noticed how few flowers were left in the vase. He was so angry that he called everyone in the palace to assemble. When they were all before the King, the boy thought he should say it had been him who took the flowers. However, his friend told him to be quiet, because the King would be terribly angry with him. The boy was paralyzed with fear, but when the King came near he decided to confess. As soon as the boy said that he had done it, the King went red with anger, but on hearing what the boy had done with the flowers, a smile appeared on the King's face, and he said, "I couldn't have thought of a better use for my flowers." And, from that day, the boy and the King became great friends. They went to the vase and took two of those wonderful flowers, one for the girl, and the other for the Queen. Kevin and Kaitlyn Sexton 2015 Storytellers

28 Rules of the Outpost of the Year Trophy/Participation Trophy There have been many issues lately on what you can and cannot do with this trophy so I am going to list some of the do s and don ts when it comes to this trophy. This trophy and the FUN of trying to steal it has been a tradition for many years in the Adventure Princesses, remember it is all in good fun when it comes to being the guardian of the trophy and the punishment if lost. The Do s 1. Guard The trophy 2. The trophy must be stolen while unattended. 3. The trophy must be brought to all events except for parades, and a few others if unsure ask. 4. The trophy while at all events must be out in open 5. Have someone watch the trophy 6. Have fun with having it 7. If the trophy is requested by the Trail Boss it must be handed over. 8. If the trophy is stolen the group that stole it must follow the rules also. The Don ts 1. You can t steal the trophy while it is in someone hand, the trophy must be taken while it is unattended. 2. You can t lock up/ tie down/ secure the trophy while at events so you don t have to watch it. 3. You can t keep the trophy in a car or place where cannot give someone the opportunity to steal it back, exception at camp it can be stored in the cabin during bed time. 4. No ripping the trophy from the hands of an individual or child I hope this helps everyone understand the do s and don ts of this trophy Thanks Wes Brown Trail Boss

29 Officers Wanted Interested in becoming an Officer of the Big Creek Frontier? Want to get a white sweatshirt and a cool red hat? Do you like taking pictures? Both Bill Demattie and Nick Marton are in their final years of Adventure Princess which means we need to fill the Legend Maker and Assistant Legend Maker officer positions for We d like to get their replacements identified early so they can be mentored by Bill and Nick over the remainder of Please see Wes Brown (trailboss@thebigcreekfrontier.org) if interested in filling one of these critical roles.

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34 PRINCESS INTERVIEW PATCH HEY! PRINCESSES We would like to know more about each Princess and her dad. Please take a few moments to fill out the Interview Form below. Each Princess that sends in an interview will receive a special patch. Each month in the Running Waters, several interviews will appear, so make sure you check each issue for your Personal Interview. You can mail this form to me at the address below or better yet drop it off at the house and receive a fluff too! Looking forward to hearing from you! **PLEASE INCLUDE PICTURE OF DAD & DAUGHTER** Your Name: Dad s Name: Your Princess Name: Territory: Outpost: School: Grade: Your Age: What do you like about school: Favorite TV Show: Favorite Book: Favorite Song: Favorite Food: Favorite Desert: What activities are you involved in (other than Adventure Princesses): Favorite Princess Event: Favorite Princess Craft: Best Thing you ever did as an Outpost: What new event would you like to see be part of the Princesses: Funniest thing your dad ever did: Length of your trail of fluffs: Number of patches on your vest: Number of beads on your Necklace: REMEMBER TO INCLUDE A PICTURE OF YOU AND YOUR DAD. SEND INTERVIEW TO: David Shefferly rweditor@thebigcreekfrontier.org

35 FLUFF RAIDER S LOG: 2015 There will be a patch given to Princesses that Fluff Raid the officers at their homes. The first part of this 2-part patch will be awarded to any Princess who "raids" 14 officers at their home. The second part is for Princesses who "raid" 5 officers after midnight. Use this Fluff Raiders Log to collect signatures from the officers. When you get the 14 regular raids and/or 5 midnight raids, then "Raid" the Awards Maker for the patch(es). OFFICER: NAME: FLUFF COLOR: REGULAR RAID: MIDNIGHT RAID: 1. Trail Boss Wes Brown Multi 2. Asst. Trail Boss Dan McCoy Multi 3. Elder Roger Bundy White 4. Fire Maker Sean Kelly Black 5. Asst Fire Maker Chris Sliwinski Maroon 6. Treasurer Keeper John Gaughan Gold 7. Tally Keeper Dan Vegh Orange 8. Awards Maker Don Bromeier Moss Green 9. Running Waters David Shefferly Beige Editor 10. Web Keeper Chris Walker Rust 11. Legend Maker Bill Demattie Lt. Pink 12. Asst. Legend Nick Marton Coral Maker 13. Membership Noah Wemmer Brown Tracker 14. Asst. Ben Rababy Teal Membership Tracker 15. Outfitter Don Richtor Purple 16. Storyteller Kevin Sexton Dark Pink 17. Sky Territory Scout Bert Egglemeyer Royal Blue 18. Forest Territory Scout 19. Sun Territory Scout 20. Fire Territory Scout 21. Water Territory Scout Scott Amick Don McKee PJ Egnaczyk Vito Cimino Green Yellow Red Aqua

36 M a y 2015 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 1 2 Y Open Swim 8-9: Frontier Meeting: 7:30 Busch Funeral Home Y Open Swim 8-9:30 Indians Scout Night Officer Meeting: 7:30 Busch Funeral Home Y Open Swim 8-9:30 22 Y Open Swim 8-9:30 23 Breakfast in the Park (4 th Year Only) 24 Fishing Derby Spring Camp Memorial Day Parade Y Open Swim 8-9:30 Spring Camp Spring Camp

37 YMCA of Greater Cleveland25 Ridgewood YMCA 6840 Ridge Rd. Parma, OH Adventure Princesses The Big Creek Frontier 2015 Frontier Name Daughter Phone Address and Officers Trail Boss Wes Brown Sierra Priscilla Ave. Parma, OH Assistant Trail Boss Dan McCoy McKenzee Joyce Dr. Parma, OH Elder Roger Bundy Grace / Sara South Hills Dr., Cleveland, OH elder@thebigcreekfrontier.org Fire Maker Sean Kelly Reya / Nya Akins Road, North Royalton, OH firemaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org Asst. Fire Maker Chris Sliwinski Olivia (440) W. Sprague Rd. North Royalton, OH asstfiremaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org Treasure Keeper John Gaughan Mary / Meghan Lanyard Dr., Parma, OH treasurekeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org Tally Keeper Dan Vegh Victoria / Alexis (440) E. Sprague Rd. Seven Hills, OH tallykeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org Awards Maker Don Bromeier Olivia (216) Torrington Ave. Parma, OH awardsmaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org RW Editor David Shefferly Ashley (330) Wakefield Run, Hinckley, OH rweditor@thebigcreekfrontier.org Web Keeper Chris Walker Addison (440) Chestnut Rd. Seven Hills, OH webkeeper@thebigcreekfrontier.org Legend Maker Bill Demattie Mallory Harbor Light Dr. North Royalton, OH legendmaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org Asst. Legend Maker Nick Marton Ava Creekside Dr. Parma Hts, OH asstlegendmaker@thebigcreekfrontier.org Membership Tracker Noah Wemmer Sophia Keystone Road, Parma, OH membershiptracker@thebigcreekfrontier.org Asst. Membership Tracker Ben Rababy Sophia Silver Tree Trail, North Royalton, OH asstmembershiptracker@thebigcreekfrontier.org Outfitter Don Richter Destiny / Faith / Serenity Jameson Rd. Parma, OH outfitter@thebigcreekfrontier.org Storyteller Kevin Sexton Kaitlyn Glen Abbey Dr. North Royalton, OH storyteller@thebigcreekfrontier.org Sky Territory Scout Sun Territory Scout Water Territory Scout Forest Territory Scout Fire Territory Scout Bert Egglemeyer Sarah (216) Murl Ave. Cleveland, OH skyscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org Don McKee Kaila Kenilworth Avenue, Parma, OH sunscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org Vito Cimino Victoria / Elizabeth Thornhurst Dr. North Royalton, OH waterscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org Scott Amick Sadie (440) Fordham Ln. Broadview Hts, OH forestscout@thebigcreekfrontier.org PJ Egnaczyk Kaylee (440) Whittington Dr. Parma, OH firescout@thebigcreekfrontier.org

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