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Marching in the Muskogee Christmas parade.		 Sallisaw
Cherokees
Those bandannas kept us warm at the Muskogee parade!
Ready for the Sallisaw Christmas parade.

Altus High Flyers
Our Pathfinder and Adventurer before we rode in our Christmas Parade.

Tulsa Twisters   We went can collecting again!  The kids love to go out and collect cans as well as see people.  We went to the Oklahoma Camporee and had a great time, although we froze!  We also took the kids to Mohawk Park to start working on some honors.  It has been a busy month! 

 
Altus High Flyers
Our Pathfinder got to go to his first Camporee this month and had a frozen great time!!! We all earned the Heritage Patch from the museum and went on a “hike” around the camp-ground to work on the edible wild plants honor.  On Sunday we learned how to make soap and made a bull roarer. There was a great time had by all!!!  We went ingathering on the 22nd with a church member and the adventurer to the local business. We were able to raise over $200.00 in just over 1 hour. The kids learned more about what our church does and got to meet several new people. We also started gathering clothes to take to a battered woman’s shelter to help out. We will also drop off some literature with the clothes. 

South Tulsa Twisters canvas the
neighborhoods collecting canned food items		  

Tulsa Twisters


Can collecting

Enjoying the Oklahoma Camporee

  
Many memories were made as Tulsa Twisters pose for a final shot before leaving the Oklahoma Camporee 2006

South Tulsa Twisters break a club record with over 350 cans collected
in a single afternoon
Dixie, Museum’s curator, really enjoys teaching the kids the history of Pathfinders
Assembling flutes for an “Oklahoma Honor"
 
Candle making can be fun and quite messy

Greg enjoys a well deserved break
Wewoka club has quite an impressive site
Racing down Heart AttackHill
After lunch there is time for a quick game of catch

Learning the age old craft of soap making
Preparing to “bury the hatchet” in the opening ceremony
On the way to the Pathfinder Heritage Museum
Our Club hatchet in the closing ceremonies

Learning the skill of arrowhead making
Stalking prey can be quite tricky as pointed out in this presentation
“Home away from Home”
South Tulsa Twisters ready for inspection

Twisters enjoy a hot lunch and a warm fire
Enjoying the Sewing class  
Twisters learn the value of soap making in an earlier time
Trying to beat the lunch rush

Tulsa  Dreamcatchers

Can Collecting & Hayride

Oklahoma City Central  Trailblazers


Yukon Czech Festival Parade



Chili Cook Off


Passing the Reviewing Stand

Lining up for the parade

Can Collecting

 



 

                     Sallisaw Cherokees


Practicing with a hatchet under Steve's watchful eye

We made bookbags and put books in them. Then we gave them away.
Starting his fire with one match!


Learning about different types of fires for Camping Skills

Break Time after finishing the Bones, Muscles, and Movement honor
 

Sallisaw Cherokees Backpack Trip
BJ and Steve AFTER the hike!
 Backpacking trip

Geronimo!
At the top of the waterfall near our camping site
We look like a large, colorful centipede

Tulsa  Dreamcatchers Pathfinder Club Induction Service

 








 

  


OKC Central
Club Registration Night We once again  have a  Pathfinder Room
 

Sallisaw Pathfinders

This move was trickier than it looked
Sallisaw is teaching marching to a whole new group of Pathfinders


 Look!  I can fly!
We're serious about worship.
They loved the Tumbling and Balancing honor