8:00am - The wave of severe storms that went through southern Michigan and northeast Ohio overnight affected our troop’s campers staying at Camp Pioneer. According to Fox News Toledo a possible twister was sighted near the Scout camp outside the Village of Pioneer in northern Williams County at the height of the storm as it crossed into Ohio from Indiana. The Boy Scout camp is located about seven miles east of the village. High winds with heavy downpours and hail knocked out power to Pioneer and to nearby Kunkle.

PLC suggested that we meet a few times over the summer similar to last year.

Decisions were:

Family camp in August at Cedar Point.
For those who went to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with us last year, we will use the same KOA campsite. They have trailer sites, tent camping, and cabins to rent. We plan on going August 20th through August 22nd.

Results from the elections are:

SPL - Joey McNeil
ASPL - Patrick McGowan
JASM - Andrew Novacek
Quartermaster - Richard Cocora
OA Rep - Stevie Wizniuk

Camp Report: The 21st Annual Dorchester International Brotherhood Camporee turned from an event of fun and games to one of testing real Scouting skills. As other troops packed it in and went home, Troop2Ten continued its tradition of being able to face the fiercest of conditions in a safe and measured manner. The Troop faced relenting wind and rain from set up to break down. Dealing with wind gusts near 50mph, horizontal rain, hail and snow, each and every one of the boys showed their character and stared down their own fears and self imposed limitations. For the younger Scouts it may have been an exciting and maybe a slightly scary experience. For the older boys, we heard many stories of “it was worse when…” Even as the wind was howling, Peter Decker found a great new recipe with Trail Mix. We all grew from the experience.

Please review the attached list and check the accuracy of your age, rank, and merit badge or activity selection for our summer camp in Pioneer this summer.

The Thomas C. Bailey Campership was established for Troop 210. Tom was a Scoutmaster, Unit Commissioner and Eagle Scout. His family made Troop 210 the recipient of financial donations, upon his untimely death.