November 2006

The Running Waters

RIDGEWOOD YMCA THE BIG CREEK FRONTIER

Friends Always

Adventure Princesses

Check out the Web Page at www.thebigcreekfrontier.org (To get to the member section log in with the User Id and password on page 2) Inside this issue:

Special points of interest:

Letter from Tony Cocita

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Princess Birthdays

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Princess Mardi Gras Ad Form

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Frontier Meeting Thursday 11/02/06 at 7:45 PM Busch

• Car Rally Photos: pages 4-5

Princess Interviews

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• 2007 Registration Form: page 28

Territory Reports

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• Entertainment Books: Page 30

Story Teller Series

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• Strongsville Overnighter: Page 34

Event Flyers / Forms starting on

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• Induction Ceremony: Page 39

Greetings Dad’s and Daughters, Here it is November already, the year is almost over. We had a great recruiting year with over 100 new Dad’s and Daughters joining the organization. A Special thanks to Jim Stewart for all of his hard work and all of the Recruiters and Advisors who helped out. Without everyone helping like they did there was no way we could have had the success that we did. Thanks to all. The Car Rally was another huge success; it was a great time for all. It was nice to see as all the new people that were there, everyone looked like they had fun. Thanks to the OIC’s Dave and Nick and all of the outposts who helped put this together. By now the fall camps are winding down. The Ghost Marches were spectacular as usual. The girls all had a great time; especially when they were presented with the Assistant Trail Boss and his secret identity. (I can’t reveal that in this letter because I am writing it before the camps and it is a surprise, we wouldn’t want the Running Waters editors to let it “slip”). This past month we also received a Grant of $500.00 from the Ronald McDonald House Charities. I would like to personally Thank Dave and Madelyne Stiles, of the Mighty Rising Stars, for helping us put this together. Dave has been in for quite a few years and was even a past Chief. He constantly helps us with donations of food and other items so that we can continue to keep the cost of our events low while still allowing us to provide quality events. Thanks Dave and Madelyne… This money allowed us to upgrade our lighting system for the Ghost March dance and will be available for future event use. Our own InkJet/Toner Cartridge Fund raiser is moving right along; this past month we received another $100.00 check that will go directly into the general budget to help fund some upcoming events. Keep up the good work and keep the cartridges coming. I hope to see everyone take advantage of the remaining events through the end of the year; these are some of the best events and are a great opportunity to create that special memory between Dad and Daughter… Don’t let them slip by….. Don’t forget about the website for current information. Visit www.thebigcreekfrontier.org and try the member’s only area Username = princess Password = tiger That’s about it, until next time… Your Trail Boss, Tony Cocita – Dark cloud and Melissa Cocita – White Cloud Remember: A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for.

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Princess Adventures Photo Pages: 2006 Car Rally

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2006 Car Rally Event Review A Nick Marton—Dave Stiles Production When: Sunday, October 8th Where: Royalview Picnic Plaza Weather: Sunny and 75 degrees Attendance: 599 kids and adults

Wow!! What a day. What a turn out– 599 kids and adults. I hope everyone enjoyed themselves. I would like to thank the following Outposts for their participation in making this event one of the best of the year: Thundering Waters (Outstanding Food Preparation), Shawnee (Great job handling the huge registration lines), Cougars (Nice Route preparation), Burning Cuyahoga (Fantastic work DJ Russ and the rest of the Cuyahoga handling the Parking detail) and once again the Wild Bears put on a wonderful display of games and tattoos. Great Job everyone. Thanks to Fire Maker Bernie Willoughby for the use of his generator, Awards Maker Mike McClelland for his creative patch design (pictured above), Legend makers Tim Hollo and Dave Markulik for their event pictures and my dad, Paul Marton, for his setup work and running for supplies. I would also like to thank Dave Stiles who does so much for this organization. Dave was the COOIC of this event. He arranged for the Ronald McDonald appearance. Dave also made a gracious food donation and shared his knowledge in running such a huge event. Thanks again Dave. A special thank you to my wife Laurel for her support and assistance in preparing for the event. 2006 Car Rally Raffle Winners Toys–R-US Raffle

McDonalds Collector Displays

$50– Rebecca Stewart

Mario– Felicia Rocco

$20– Andrea Pawul

Polly– Brieann Wolfe

$20– Halley Miller

Pirates– Colleen Albert

$20– Heather Hollo

Mermaid– Brianna Norwalk

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Adventure Princesses The Big Creek Frontier Officer Nominations are still being accepted. It’s not too late to get nominated. If you ever wanted to do something worthwhile with your spare time, this is it… VOTING WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE DECEMBER 7th 2006 FRONTIER MEETING! NOMINATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UP UNTIL NOVEMBER 28th, 2006 12:00pm Assistant Trail Boss (will become Trail boss, then Elder - 3 year commitment) Firemaker Treasure Keeper Tally Keeper Awards maker Assistant Running Waters Editor (Will become Running Waters Editor) Legend Maker Assistant Legend maker Assistant Membership tracker (Will become the membership tracker) Outfitter Sky Territory Scout Fire Territory Scout Forest Territory Scout Sun Territory Scout The Story Teller position is a selected position that is voted on by the Officers at the December Officer meeting. Tryouts are held at that meeting. Call or notify the Trail Boss for all of your nominations. Tony “The Tiger” Cocita 440-212-3800 [email protected] Page 6

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Officer / Frontier Meetings Frontier Meeting will be Thursday, November 2nd at 7:45 PM. (No Fluffing) Officers Meeting will be Thursday, November 30th at 7:00 PM. (Fluff the Officers) Both meetings are held at Busch Funeral Home on Ridge Road. Page 7

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Place a Patron Ads or just send a friendly message The 2007 Mardi Gras bash is just around the corner. This is the only Fundraiser of the frontier. As you will read later in this newsletter we sell raffle tickets and side boards. In addition to those we sell Patron ads from just 20 words to full page advertisements (see page 9 for details) . The ads are placed into a Mardi Gras booklet that is passed out on the day of the event. This ad book reaches 400 families. Where else can you reach so many people for such a minimal cost. Place an ad now for your personal business or just send a message to your princess or outpost. See some $2.00 Ad examples below!

Allison Marton, your mom and dad love you very much.

Michael Waters, DDS Family Dentistry 6929 West130th 885-3340

The Mighty Mohican Red welcome the new Fire Territory Outposts

Mail Entries to: Tony Cocita at 7248 Craigmere Dr. Middleburg Heights, OH 44130 Checks payable to the Adventure Princesses

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Name:_________________________________________ Outpost:______________________________ Territory Name :__________________________________ Phone Number: _________________

Amount Enclosed: $______

Up to 20 words for $2.00 (Please Print)

$2

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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 at the next campout. Each month in the Running Waters, several interviews will appear, so make sure you check each issue for your Personal Interview. Complete the form and mail it to me at the address below, or better yet, drop it off at my house and receive a fluff too! Looking forward to hearing from you! ***PLEASE INCLUDE PICTURE OF DAD & DAUGHTER***

Mail to: Assistant Running Waters Editor, Paul Mathis-, 6113 Rousseau Drive, Parma OH, 44129 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 DESSERT:

WHAT ACTIVITIES ARE YOU INVOLVED WITH? (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 PRINCESSES?

FUNNIEST THING YOUR DAD EVER DID:

HOW LONG IS YOUR TRAIL OF FLUFFS? HOW MANY PATCHES ARE ON YOUR VEST?

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HOW MANY BEADS ARE ON YOUR NECKLACE?

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HEY THERE PRINCESSES!!! My name is Melissa Cocita. My dad, Tony and I are in the Shawnee Outpost of the Fire Territory. I am 10 years old and in the 5th grade at Bigcreek Elementary School. What I like most about school is writing. My favorite TV show is Suite Life of Zack and Cody and my favorite book is Harry Potter. My favorite song is “I’m having a party”. My favorite food is pizza and I love ice cream sundaes for dessert. Besides Adventure Princesses, I am involved in soccer, baseball, choir and instrumental. My favorite Princess events are the campouts and my favorite craft was candle making. The most fun thing our Outpost ever did was campout. For a new Adventure Princess event, I think tobogganing would be fun. The funniest thing my dad ever did was dress up as Napoleon. The trail of fluffs on my headband is four feet long. I have 70 patches on my vest and I have 66 beads on my necklace.

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The Mighty Ducks– Health and Safety

On September 11, the Mighty Ducks visited the North Royalton fire department for a Health and Safety meeting. The meeting was conducted by Lt. Ken Toth. The Mighty Ducks were given a tour of the firehouse and learned about some of the equipment used in fighting fires. Lt. Toth told us how some of the departments from other cities cooperate with each other when an emergency situation arises. He also told us about the trucks and their cost and how water is brought to high rise buildings to fight fires. The girls got to sit in a rescue squad and George Erker explained that most of the firefighters are now also instructed to be paramedics. Of course, there was a call during our meeting and Lt. Toth and some of his squad had to rush out to answer a call. Mr. Erker took over and continued our meeting. Other firefighters answering questions at our meeting were, Rich Urich, Bill Hejduk and Mark Pollack. The Mighty Ducks found the meeting most educational and would like to thank Lt. Toth and his squad for conducting this meeting for us. Hail to the North Royalton Fire Department for their service. They are A Quack Above The Rest.

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Princess Standard Care and Feeding Beginning in 2006, a Princess Standard will be provided to each Outpost as their symbol of representation within the Frontier. The Standard consists of a pole that is approximately 6ft long, which is colored to match the Territory to which the Outpost is assigned. The Standard is equipped with a pennant that the Outpost can decorate with their logo. The Standard is not to be “Greenhorned” or the subject of pranks between Outposts. Care and Maintenance of the Standards are the responsibility of each Outpost. Basic Care Simply wipe the standard with a damp cloth to keep off dust and dirt. The flag is nylon and requires no special care. Construction The standards are constructed of 1-1/4” white PVC pipe, with glued fittings and threaded together into two parts to make transportation easier. Each section is roughly 40” long. These materials are available at most hardware stores. Prior to assembly, a ½” x ½” x15” piece of hardwood is glued inside the top section of the standard using tub surround glue about 1- ½” from the top end of one PVC pipe. This will be the support for the pennant. The top half of the standard where the hardwood is located is drilled with a 1/8” about 2- ½” from the top into the hardwood. The second hole is drilled by measuring the distance between the grommets on the pennant. All other pieces are glued together at this point with PVC cement. The standards are cleaned and primed with a plastic primer. After drying one of the following colors is used to spray paint the standard. Sun Territory

American Tradition by Valspar -- Bumble Bee Gloss

Forest Territory

American Tradition by Valspar – Hunter Green Gloss

Sky Territory

American Tradition by Valspar – Royal Blue Gloss

Fire Territory

American Tradition by Valspar – Cherry Red Gloss

After the paint dries, two 1/2” gold anodized cup holders are screwed in place for the pennant. The cup holders are bent with pliers after the pennant is inserted to hold it in place. The 12” x 18” white pennants are made of nylon to last for the four years of use in all weather. Painting with waterproof paint and/or embroidering and/or gluing designs on the pennant are acceptable tribe decorations. No other decorations are acceptable on the standard itself. Your outpost will collect service ribbons over the duration of the program that will be hung on the standard. Feeding None necessary, except, perhaps a touch up of paint over time.

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Fire Territory Report by Dean and Gina Manzetti Remember Outposts: please get your reports in to me no later than the 6th of each month so we can publish them in the upcoming month’s Running Waters.

FIRE TERRITORY REPORT Cheyenne: We are looking forward to doing our final Ghost March skit and last camp out. Steve Toth can’t wait to get started selling those thousands of raffle tickets for our annual fundraiser. The Thundering Waters: Layni and Mike Manochi hosted the September meeting for the out post at the North Royalton McDonalds. The location gave the girls a good opportunity to get in some exercise and allowed the dads some time to plan out the Car Rally and upcoming Ghost March skit. The event was a blast for all those in attendance. The Mighty Maya: This months meeting was hosted by Kirsten and Rich Maricic. The meeting was held at the Seven Hills Rec Center. The girls had a great time swimming and eating pizza. We made plans for our upcoming Ghost March skit and also planned for the fall campout and are looking forward to the Car Rally. The Mohican Red: We are looking forward to our last Car Rally and Camp. The Ghost March is always a great activity. No report: The Wikki Running Wakki Deer, Iroquois, Miami, Shawnee, Yellow Knife: The Yellowknife group is finally back in gear after the summer break, and we have had two meetings since we last reported. The first meeting was held at the Thorman household where we had a craft to create a keepsake picture plaque for each of the girls. Each dad & daughter provided a picture of themselves taken during the last four years, and each girl took the outpost photos to create a picture collage of the group. We all signed the backs of the plaques to make a truly memorable item that the girls will treasure for years. Thanks to the Thorman's for taking a great idea and making it happen! We also met at the Stewart household for our 4th annual (and last... sigh..) "Tunnel of Terror" maze buildiung party in preparation for the Ghost March at camp. The maze is built and painted and is ready for assembly. We'll look forward to presenting it one last time. Hope you all have fun! Rachel & Jim Stewart (Little Feather / Big Feather) Page 19

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Sky Territory Report by Jim and Megan Mementowski Jolly Rogers: The Jolly Rogers got together at the Family Camp at Kalahari in September. Lots of water and lots of fun! What a great event. We hope more Princess outposts join in the fun next year! We've also been tweaking up our Ghost March Skit and are looking forward to the Fall Camps. Mighty Eagles: Wow where has the summer gone? Next up is back to school and preparing for the ghost march (start getting your costumes ready) and fall campout. Fall is here and all the girls are back in school. Some of the tribe did get together at Kalahari for some fun. This was a great time and we are hoping we can do it again next year. Olivia and her Dad took some time to talk to the first graders at St. Columbkille and tell them all about how great it is to be a Princess and all the fun stuff we do. Next month will start getting busy; we are getting ready for the fall campout and will be working the dance hall for the first camp weekend. Don’t forget the car rally! Rising Stars: Been a slow month for the Rising Stars. The girls are looking forward to the Car Rally and Overnighter. Some of the girls will be at the Fall Camp and can’t wait to do the ghost march. Hope the Dads aren’t frightened by all the ghosts and goblins. BOO! Until next month…….. Night Owls: The Night Owls are looking forward to the Fall Camp out. We have already had one meeting to work on our skit for the Ghost March. Prepare to be scared!!!!!! See you at the camp! Blue Lightning: The Blue Lightning put on a new skit at the Fall campout. Cassidy and Tom Wagner hosted the preghost march & camp meeting at their house to work on the skit. Fun was had by all. The host's entertained with pizza baking and experiments with black light drop tests. A new trend we think! Fall camp's behind us now and we're looking forward to the overnighter!!! Armadillos: Greetings from the Mighty Armadillo outpost. Here it is October already. Year 3 is nearing its end. The last 3 years have gone by so fast. We would like to take this time to thank THE STORY TELLER for the story concerning the ARMADILLO. We all really enjoyed reading it. We had our annual summer camp at the outpost of Greg and Espe Breen. We enjoyed a bonfire, food, and fun Sat night sleeping in tents till Sun morning breakfast. We have a profound respect for cabins after sleeping on the hard ground. We are getting things ready for our fall camp and ghost march skit. We are also looking forward to the CAR RALLY and OVERNIGHTER. Till we see everyone on the trail again---happy trailing between dad and daughter! No Report Submitted – Crooked River & Kazoos

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Fire Territ ory Report

Forest Territory Report by Phil and Heather Thorne A Note from the 2006 Forest Territory Scout: November On behalf of the Forest Territory I would like to welcome the new Fire Territory as they embark on a four-year adventure. . I would also like to welcome the four New Forest Territory members’, two members to the Grizzly Bears and one each to the Purple Panthers and the Wild Bears. You all are going to have a great two years full of adventure. I would request that the Outpost Leaders email me their Outpost Running Waters report by the first of each month so that I can have time to collect them all and turn them over to the Editor. My Email address is [email protected]

The Blue Angels - A friend of mine spotted the Blue Angles at the air show last weekend in Florida. I hope they had a great adventure flying. The Cougars – are on the prowl on the great Big Creek Frontier trail. I hope to we can read of the great adventures in the Next Running waters edition. The Mighty Ducks - The Mighty Ducks attended a Fire & Safety meeting at the North Royalton fire station hosted by Lt. Ken Toth. The girls toured the firehouse, learned about safety procedures and they firemen even had to respond to a call during our meeting. There were other firemen who stayed behind and continued the tour with our daughters. The Mighty Ducks are looking forward to Fall campout and the Ghost March. Who knows what duck (Oops!) or ghoul may be out there waiting. The Mighty Ducks.........A Quack Above the Rest The Grizzly Bear – Welcomed two new members this month and are getting them set to enjoy the next few years together. The Mighty Purple Panthers - spent September planning for a busy October. The outpost had a meeting at Hannah and Pat Coyne's home. The Dads had plenty of planning to do for camp and our ghost march skit. We decided on a theme for the ghost march skit with the help of Jim Hovanchek - thanks Jim. We also planned details for our camp on FRIDAY the 13TH - SCARY!!! The Coynes had great food/snacks for all who attended and a great Halloween craft for the girls. And most important was the time spent together - thanks Hannah and Pat. We are looking forward to camp and our next meeting by Aubrie and Jodie Taylor. Happy Halloween!!! Annamarie and Sal Talarico. The Mighty Red Dragons - We’re currently working on our ghost march skit and we’re looking forward to fall camp and the car rally.

The Rowdie Raccoons - have captured that pesky Raccoon who took off two months ago with the running waters report. The bad news is the report was shredded. I hope that next month The Rowdie Raccoons report makes it safely to the forest scout with great details of the fall camp. The Wild Bears - The Wild Bears would like to welcome our new members Ed and Rachel Haoui. The group has been busy gearing up for all of the fall festivities. We had a family party at the Gulick house with many in attendance. We are also in the planning of our heritage outing. Beware of the Wild Bears in the woods at the ghost march Friday the 13th!!! Hope to scare (I mean see) all of you there. Friends always, Scott and Kaitlin Conner

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[email protected] All Outpost Scouts don’t forget you can call or e-mail me your reports before the 6th of each month.

Arrowheads: . The Arrowheads got together to prepare for their Ghost March skit. The girls and dads are excited to put on a good show for everyone. The girls are also looking forward to their first fall campout. In October, we're planning a hayride get together at Heavenly Hills Orchard on State road. The girls will be picking apples, playing in a corn maze and picking pumpkins from the pumpkin patch. Sure hope the weather coorperates Annie Oaklies: The Annie Oaklies met at the Cleveland Zoo for a family picnic. The family’s enjoyed summers last gasp and walked till the dads were ready to drop. The Annie Oaklies are looking forward to the fall campout and to the possibility of a few new members joining the Outpost. Burning Cuyahoga: The Outpost has been busy getting ready for the fall campout and putting the final touch on their Ghost March Skit. They are also working on their vest logo and getting ready to take care of parking at the Car Rally. Hope to see you there !!!! Blazing Saddles: No Report Coyotes: Ava and Katy attended the fluff raid and breakfast in the park and had a great time. They won first place in the fluff raid. They hope to get the entire group together to enjoy the D'Natos gift certificate. We're also excited about our first fall camp. Jaguars: August was full of summer fun for the Jaguar outpost. Greta and Alyssa and their dad's went to the Breakfast at the Park. They had delicious food and lots of fun the whole day long. The Jags then "hit the links" at the Princess PuttPutt at Buzzard's Cove in Hinckley. We had great weather and enjoyed a fun day of golf. Katie K., Greta, Bandi, Alyssa, and Brieann all went on the Mid-Summer Fluff Raid. The Jaguars enjoyed all of the challenges at each officer's house. There were also Jaguars at the North Royalton Parade where we had a great day for marching. We are looking forward to some Jaguars outpost activities in September such as Drive In Movies, Midnight Fluff Raid, Recruiting Rallies, and the Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration. See you in October! The Jaguars would like to welcome the new Fire Nation... we hope your first year will be as memorable as ours. The Jaguars held their first backyard movie at the Wolfe's house. We had a DVD projector and watched the movie "RV". We then went on a midnight fluff raid. We raided 5 officiers house's (well, actually 6 officers, but the Tally Keeper either wasn't home or was sound asleep). The Jags also earned our heritage patch and ribbon by attending the Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration. The Jags got to "live in the 1800's" all day and each brought home a new harmonica. We then had a picnic at the Rocky River reservation. We cooked hot dogs and brats. The princesses, and their families, got to explore the river, and put on a show debuting their new harmonica skills. Some Jags were also busy helping recruiting at all 3 rallies. We are preparing for the Fall Camp and looking forward to seeing the new Fire Nation at the Car Rally! Monarch Butterflies: Are busy getting ready for a great time at the fall camp and Ghost March. Mustangs: No report this month Twisters: The Twisters held a meeting at the Parma Fire Safety House, The Twisters very own Firefighter Matt , spoke to about fire safety. Then the girls walk over to the fire station where Lt. Tony of the Parma Fire Department gave the Twisters a guided tour of the fire station and showed the us all of the equipment they use to fight fires. Megan's dad Doug got to try on all of Lt. Tony fire fighting equipment. All the girls even had a chance to sit in the drivers seat of the fire truck and blow the horn. Megan and Doug hosted a meeting at the Independence Library The shelf's shook and the books swayed the building is still standing.

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Fluff Log There will be a patch given to the 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 homes. The second part is for Princesses who "raid" 5 officers after midnight. Use this fluff raiders log to collect stamps [or signatures] from the officers. When you get the 14 regular stamps and/or 5 mid-night stamps, then "Raid" the Awards Maker for the Patches. FLUFF COLOR:

OFFICER: 1. Trail Boss

NAME: Tony Cocita

2. Asst. Trail Boss

Jim Stewart

Multi

3. Elder

Ken Pawul

White

4. Fire Maker

Bernie Willoughby

Brown

5. Treasure Keeper

Chris Stahursk

Red

6. Tally Keeper

Bob Jones

Orange

7. Awards Maker

Mike McClelland

Pink

8. Running Waters Editor

Nick Marton

Lt. Orange

9. Asst. RW Editor

Paul Mathis

Rust

10. Legend Maker

Tim Hollo

Lt. Pink

11. Asst. Legend Maker

Dave Markulik

Aqua

12. Membership Tracker

Jeff Price

Teal

13. Asst. Mem. Tracker

Dave Stiles

Lt. Brown

14. Outfitter

Tim Andel

Purple

15. Storyteller

Greg DeLaat

Dark Pink

16. Sun Territory Scout

Russ Lakatos

Yellow

17. Fire Territory Scout

Dean Manzetti

Red

18. Sky Territory Scout

Jim Mementowski

Royal Blue

19. Forest Territory Scout

Phil Thorne

Green

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REGULAR RAID

Multi

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2007 Entertainment Books The 2007 Entertainment Books will again be offered for Outpost fundraising. The following are some of the highlights of this year’s program:

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Single Book for both East and West side.

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Start date will be last week in August.

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End date will be Dec. 1st, 2006.

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Online sales for cities across the country. Sell to friends and relatives and still get the credit. (More information to follow).

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Books are $25.00 during this time period, and will go to $30.00 after December 1st. For each book your Outpost sells for $25.00, you will be able to keep $6.00 of that for your Outpost’s Wampum. Pre-selling of books is encouraged. The program works like this:

• Each book is available for sale for $25.00, but your cost is $19.00, which means you keep $6.00 of every book sold for your Outpost. •

Designate a coordinator for each tribe. That person will contact me with a total number of books that they would like to initially receive and a time when they would like to pick them up. (Starting the last week of August).

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All money for the books distributed must be received by me no later than December 1st 2006. (Note – If funds for books not returned before by December first, your cost per book will be $23.00 – This is per Entertainment Company rules).

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Entertainment books will be available at Longhouse meetings. For large orders please call or email me with a total number so I can make sure I have enough on hand.

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Please read the F.A.Q. (Frequently Asked Questions) page for more information.

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Call or Email me also with any questions.

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Email [email protected].

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Phone 440-888-6379 or Cell 440-915-7635

Officer in Charge-: Bernie Willoughby

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Adventure Princesses Picture Order Form Memories that last a lifetime!

Order your pictures now! Order individual pictures, entire event on CD or even the entire year! Name: ________________________________

Outpost: _______________________________

Territory: _____________________________

Home Phone: ____________________________

Each CD- $3.00 per event, All pictures for the entire year on CD- $20.00, Individual pictures (see event books) Mail to the Assistant Legend Maker: Dave Markulik 2815 Marioncliff Dr. Parma OH

Quantity

Event Name \ Picture Description

44134 [email protected]

Unit Price

Total

Balance Due

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Attention: NEW DATE

LASER TAG Friday, November 17th, 2006 The Shootout Begins at 23:00 (11:00 pm) 13409 Smith Road Middleburg Heights, Ohio 44130 Cost is $15.00 per person Pop, Coffee, Pizza, Munchies, Wings Included Video Games are Extra

Free to 4th Year Adventure Princess Daughters from the Old Fire Nation with paying Father! Sign up now, play limited to the first 75 people, Deadline for entries Friday, October 20, 2006! Mail Entries to: Bob Jones at 6826 Belmere Drive, Parma, Ohio 44129 (440) 888-7283 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Father’s Name:__________________________________________ Daughter’s Name(s):______________________________________ Tribe Name (Optional):____________________________________ Organization (Adventure or Senior Princesses):_________________ Page 32

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Family Skate Admission: Non-perishable food that will be donated to local Hunger Center When: Sunday, November 12, 20006 Where: Brookpark Skate Land, 13445 Brookpark Road Time: 4:45 PM – 6:45 PM Skate Cost: $2.50 for regular skates, $4.50 roller blades ( you can bring your own skates but NO black stoppers

OIC Tim Hollo (440) 842-2266

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Adventure Princess Overnighter Strongsville Rec. Center 18100 Royalton Road (Rt82) , Strongsville, Ohio

Saturday November 18 2006 10:00 p.m. till 4:00 a.m. Swimming, Crafts, Movies, Pizza and Snacks Bring your sleeping bags and swim suits (Sorry no girls in the hot tub or saunas) SHOES MUST BE WORN OUTSIDE THE POOL AREA THANKS FOR YOUR COOPERATION Bring a plate of goodies to share!!! Before November 10th $ 5.00 per person After November 10th $ 7.50 per person BEST EVENT OF THE YEAR! DON’T MISS THIS ONE!!! OIC Russ Lakatos 440-842-1906 [email protected] OIC-II Paul Mathis OUTPOST-BLUE ANGELS*WIKKI RUNNING WAKKI DEER ROWDIE RACCOONS*JAGUARS

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Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage Paid Cleveland, Ohio Permit #: 3152

Ridgewood YMCA The Big Creek Frontier 6840 Ridge Road Parma, Ohio 44129

Friends Always

To the home of:

2006 Nation Officers

Name

Daughter

Phone Number

Address and Email

Rachel Rebecca

(440) 582-4564

7248 Craigmere Dr. Middleburg Heights, OH 44130 [email protected] 3591 Wallings Rd. North Royalton, OH 44133 [email protected]

Andrea

(216) 398-3840

Trail boss

Tony Cocita

Melissa

(440) 212-3800

Assistant Trail boss

Jim Stewart

Elder

Ken Pawul

Fire Maker

Bernie Willoughby Alexis Ava

(440) 888-6379

Treasure Keeper

Chris Stahurski

Christina

(440) 845-0959

Tally Keeper

Bob Jones

Gwenevear

(440) 888-7283

Awards Maker

Mike McClelland

Mackenzie

(440) 842-7848

Running Waters Editor

Nick Marton

Allison

(440) 884-5389

Assistant Running Waters Editor

Paul Mathis

Hannah

(440) 888-9729

Legend Maker

Tim Hollo

Heather

(440) 842-2266

Assistant Legend Maker

Dave Markulik

Shannon

(440) 655-8488

Membership Tracker

Jeff Price

Natalie

(440) 888-1652

Asst. Membership Tracker

Dave Stiles

Madelyne

(440) 746-0531

Outfitter

Tim Andel

Jessica

(440) 886-5613

Storyteller

Greg DeLaat

Gabrielle

(440) 884-4142

Sky Territory Scout

Jim Mementowski

Megan

(440) 886-4871

Sun Territory Scout

Russ Lakatos

Jessica

(440) 842-1906

Forest Territory Scout

Phil Thorne

Heather

(440) 888-7015

Fire Territory Scout

Dean Manzetti

Gina

(440) 845-9737

2423 Russell Ave. Parma, OH 44134 [email protected] 7818 Fort Myers, Parma OH 44134 [email protected] 8214 Fenway Dr. Parma, OH 44129 [email protected] 6826 Belmere Dr. Parma, OH 44129 [email protected] 2975 Hilltop Drive Parma OH 44134 [email protected] 6070 Creekside Dr. Parma Heights, OH 44130 [email protected] 6113 Rousseau Drive, Parma OH, 44129 [email protected] 6010 Alber Ave., Parma, OH 44129 [email protected] 2815 Marioncliff Dr. Parma OH 44134 [email protected] 6472 Olde York Rd. Parma Heights, OH 44130 [email protected] 1162 Fireside Trail, Broadview Hts, 44147 [email protected] 6103 Pearl Rd., Parma Heights, OH 44130 [email protected] 11235 Johnson Dr., Parma, OH 44130 [email protected] 8206 Fenway Drive, Parma OH 44129 [email protected] 8302 Renwood Dr. Parma, 44129 [email protected] 7810 Valley Villas Drive, Parma OH 44130 [email protected] 6997 Tobik Trail Parma Hts., 44130 [email protected]