[scouts] Hi. Adventure 2009 Deadline

[Richard Deitz]

hi joe, patrick and i are in but i am waiting on the final work schedule to come out this week.  i asked for the time off.... now to see if i got all the days i asked for.  then i would start trading with others and that is always interesting.  thanks for your work on this.  rick

>>> Joe Bollig <joe at theleaven.com> 5/18/2009 10:36 AM >>>
May 17, 2009



Greetings Scouts and Scouters:



This is the last call for the Troop 65's 2009 High Adventure  
expedition to the new Rocky Mountain High Adventure Base near Poncha  
Springs, Colorado.



  If you want to be on the High Adventure Roster, I must have your  
$50 deposit by Monday, May 25. So far the roster has 2 adults and 3  
Scouts. The tour leader is Scoutmaster John Richards.



Eligibility: At least age 14, and first class rank, with the  
Scoutmaster's approval, according to the Troop 65 Handbook. You must  
also meet the RMHAB health guidelines.



Cost: $385 (which includes the $50 deposit), plus $20 for two-day wet  
suit rental. Pay the balance of $335 by July 1.  (You may break it  
down in installments, or pay it all before the due date. Make checks  
payable to "Troop 65," with "High Adventure" on the memo line.



Scholarship: I've been informed that one-time $500 Bromelsick High  
Adventure scholarships for Eagle Scouts are available. I'll try to  
find out more details and how to apply.



When: We will leave on July 25 and return on Aug. 9 (Nine Days).



Required:

● Each participant must have a physical and completed State of  
Colorado Health Form. (Contact Joe Bollig or download it directly  
from the Rocky Mountain Council Web site at (http:// 
www.rockymountaincouncil.org/)

● Each participant must provide proof of health insurance.

● Each participant must pass a BSA swim test before coming to camp.  
Certification is required.

● Each youth must have a permission slip.



Questions? Call Joe Bollig at W: (913) 647-0302, or C: (785) 893-0410.



More information will be coming. Stay tuned.



Yours In Scouting,



Joe Bollig,

T-65 ASM