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Swimming, Weather and Woodcarviiiig,
The week at camp was wrapped Cjlt with a campfire on Friday night whifcfi included sluts performed by the majjy participating troops. Immediately fs% lowing the campfire closing, the Orc|$r of the Arrow, Scouting’s National Hagiy or Society, performed the ShenshaW* potoo Lodge annual induction ceremit ny, in which five Troop 36 Scouts w^jje selected for membership. The cereirt® ny is based on the culture of the American Indian, and involves the liberal use of fire, and a nighttime canoe paddle across the lake by the Lodge’s principal, Allowat Sakima. Nearly i third of the troop’s scouts are now Brothers of the Order, speaking well foJr their willingness to cheerfully serve. '
A week at Camp Rock Enon filled with activity makes for long but fun* filled days. Many are ready for a clean bed with sheets by Saturday morning. Some adjust and could probably live a camp life indefinitely.
One of these could be Troop 36’s newest scout, Matthew Beck, who as everyone else was packing up to go home stated emphatically: “I wish I could stay for another week!’*
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