The Official District Website Serving the North Carolina Counties of

Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Gates, Pasquotank, and Perquimans ~ 04/30/2013

 

 

~Standing Meetings ~

District Meeting (commissioner and committee) 7:00 p.m., the first Thursday of each month, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , 600 West Ehringhaus Street, Elizabeth City

 

Cub Scout and Boy Scout Leaders Roundtables 7:00 p.m.,  the second Wednesday of each month, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints , 600 West Ehringhaus Street, Elizabeth City

 

Pasquotank Village Order of the Arrow 7:00 PM, the first Tuesday of each month, Pasquotank Ruritan Club, 2213 W Main Street Extended, Elizabeth City

Roanoke Village Order of the Arrow 7:00 PM, the second Tuesday of each month, American Legion Hall, 302 Lake Dr, Kill Devil Hills

 

 

Police Explorer Sworn In as a Kill Devil Hills Police Officer

Officer Tyler Doughtie fulfilled his childhood dream on January 9th when he was sworn in as a police officer for the Kill Devil Hills Police Department. Officer Doughtie has spent his entire life surrounded by public servants. Between his father being a retired police officer with over 30 years of experience and now currently serving as the Sheriff for Dare County, his mother serving a combined total of over 15 years as an emergency dispatcher and police records clerk, and his brother serving as a Deputy Sheriff, Officer Doughtie knows the ins and outs and ups and downs to public service.

 

Officer Doughtie started his law enforcement journey in 2010 as one of the first members of the Kill Devil Hills Police Explorer Post 110. While participating in the post, Officer Doughtie got a taste of what to expect in a law enforcement career. As soon as he was old enough to attend Basic Law Enforcement Training, he signed up. Officer Doughtie graduated from the BLET program at the College of the Albemarle on December 17th, and began his 12-16 weeks of field training the next day.

 

The Kill Devil Hills Police Explorer Post 110 is open to youth ages 14 to 20 who have an interest in the field of law enforcement. For more information on the program contact Officer Sarah McDowell at (252) 449-5337 or smcdow@kdhnc.com .

 

Community Service - A Hallmark of Scouting

Pack 117 celebrated Scout Sunday with their chartering organization, Kitty Hawk UMC. 

As part of their Scout Sunday project at KHUMC, they collected food from church to help take care of those in need. A total of  215 items, or 177 lbs of food was collected - and their service did not stop there. The bags were dropped off at the Beach Food Pantry and the kids helped the volunteer staff them put it away.

Congratulations to Pack 117 for a job well done!

 

Manpower

To Serve the Needs of our Chartering Partners

Membership, Manpower, Money - it takes all of those components to make sure Scouting is available for EVERY youth who wants to join.  Send suggestions for names to be submitted to the nominating committee to dana.mott@scoutng.org.

Position

Name

Phone

E-mail

District Chairman

Lena Lawrence

(252) 562-6564

 

District Commissioner

Larry Proctor

(252) 202-0006

larry@theproctors.info

District Executive

Dana Mott (757) 685-6707

dana.mott@scouting.org 

Nominating Committee

 

   

Publicity Chairman

     

Training Chairman

Frances Creel

(252) 202-2615

gargoyles3@embarqmail.com

Boy Scout Training Chairman

     

Cub Scout Training Chairman

     

Varsity Training Chairman

     

Venturing Training Chairman

     

Training Records/Registrar

     

Supplemental Training

     

Activities Chairman

     

Spring Camporee Chairman 2013

Dennis Stewart

(252) 473-5632 dlseagle338@charter.net

Service Chairman

     

Day Camp - Eliz City

Angela Dungca

(252) 771-2311

babzhugs@yahoo.com

Day Camp - OBX

Tom Maher

(252) 305-5844 tommaherboe@embarqmail.com

District Dinner Chairman

 

   

Pinewood Derby Chairman

 

 

 

Camping Promotion Chairman

     

Boy Scout Resident Camp Chairman

     

Cub Scout Resident Camp Chairman

     

Order of the Arrow Chapter Advisor

Crystal Bunch

(252) 426-8299

crystalbunch@embarqmail.com

Membership Chairman

     

Gates County

     

Dare County

     

Perquimans County

Crystal Bunch

(252) 426-8299

crystalbunch@embarqmail.com

Currituck County

Michael Mitchell

(757) 510-0722

Eagle81@juno.com

Camden County

     

Pasquotank County

     

Chowan County

     

Webelos to Scout Transition Chairman

     

Lost Member Chairman

     

Finance Committee

     

Steering Committee Chairman

     

Leadership Chairman

     

Zone 1 (Dare, Lower Currituck)

Forrest Seal

(252) 599-2521  

Zone 2 (Chowan, Gates, Perquimans)

Mike Jackson

(252) 482-3012  

Zone 3 (Pasquotank, Camden, Upper Currituck)

     

James E West (Endowment) Chairman

     

Popcorn Chairman

     

Unit Money Earning Chairman

     

Project Sales Coordinator

     

Special Events Coordinator

     

Advancement Chairman

Tim Gaylord

(252) 489-5305

sandcastle70@gmail.com

Merit Badge Counselor Coordinator

Larry Proctor

(252) 202-0006

larry@theproctors.info

Boy Scout Advancement Chairman

     

Cub Scout Advancement Chairman

Kathy Taylor

(252) 619-6232 katharina.i.taylor@uscg.mil

Eagle Chairman

     

Venturing Achievement Chairman

     
 
 

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