Sunday Scouting Hot Finds Newsletter March 19, 2017
At the lodge event patch trading was actually on the schedule Friday and Saturday night. In addition Tim Hellaby II ran a class Saturday on how to design patches. It was pretty neat to see some younger buy as crazy about thread as I am.
I will try and post all this up on CarolinaOA.com later in the week but one really interesting item was approved by the youth. Our council Jamboree contingent is combined with the Georgia/Carolina Council this year. There is going to be a joint flap issued with both Santee 116 and Bob White 87. The boys on our side approved the flap and down in Augusta, GA they were doing the same at their fellowship.
Santee Lodge is also one of those that is taking a serious look at bringing back the OBV flap system after the national ban was lifted in December. The lodge rules and by-laws will have to be amended so this might be a drawn out process but it has momentum.
Up on eBay I’ve got 158 auctions running with a bunch that end tomorrow night. Many of these are consignment pieces that are from National and World Jamborees.
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Camp Director, Eagle Scout, Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor Member and past Chief, lifelong Scouter and patch collector.Jason Spangler
14039 Hwy 74 East
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Indian Trail, NC 28079
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I started collecting Boy Scout memorabilia when I was inducted into Santee Lodge 116, Order of the Arrow at Camp Coker in the summer of 1986. All the guys of ISWA chapter in Elk campsite seemed to be trading and since my dad sent me to camp with a small bag of patches, I jumped in and never looked back....
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