S C O U T E R 2010 MARCH / APRIL

GULF COAST COUNCIL

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 9440 UNIVERSITY PKWY

PENSACOLA, FL 32514

(850) 476-6336 OFFICE

(850) 476-6337 FAX

888-GULFBSA WWW.GULFCOASTCOUNCIL.ORG

TIM SHUMAN

COUNCIL PRESIDENT

BETSY WERRE

COUNCIL COMMISSIONER

SPENCER PAGE

SCOUT EXECUTIVE

GULF COAST COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 2010 BANQUET

What a wonderful night Saturday, February 6th, 2010 was as as we celebrated Scouting’s 100th Birthday and the volunteers who made last year such a success for the Gulf Coast Council.

13 Eagle Scouts from the class of 2009 were recognized and were given an Eagle Keepsake Neckerchief and the 2009 Council Program Chairs were given Scout Anniversary blankets.

A special thanks to the volunteers and Scouts from Lake Sands who helped set up the room and provided our opening flag ceremony. Thanks also goes to Jeff Gibbs the Lake Sands Chairman for serving as our host.

If you weren’t with us the following awards were given to:

RANDY WERRE - 2009 WORK HORSE AWARD

DICK HOOVER - 2009 EAGLE CLASS HONOREE

JENNIE SULLIVAN - 2009 SILVER BEAVER AWARD

DARRYL HUDDLESTON - 2009 SILVER BEAVER AWARD

JEFF STONE - 2009 SILVER BEAVER AWARD

JOEL FAIRBANKS - 2009 SILVER BEAVER AWARD

My batteries were recharged to see so many volunteers together that give so much to the Gulf Coast Council.

Spencer Page Scout Executive

GULF COAST COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA

2010 BANQUET

TAKE THE CHALLENGE:

PERFORM FIVE ACTS OF KINDNESS EACH DAY

Teachers using the Learning for Life Character Education Curriculum help students develop good and healthy

habits. One topic discussed in the grade specific preschool through high school curriculum is overcoming ad-

versity and showing kindness to others.

You can also practice the kindness habit! If you find yourself upset by a lack of courtesy and respect in to-

day’s society, strive to set an example for others by practicing random acts of kindness.

Here are some ideas to help get you started:

Plant flowers in a public, neglected corner. Pick up a piece of trash you notice as you walk along the street. The next time an employee at a store does his or her job enthusiastically and with care, make sure that you let their supervisor know; we’re often quick to complain if someone doesn’t do their job well but fail to offer recognition when someone goes out of their way to do a good job. Leave the exact change for a chocolate bar, or other treat, in the change slot of a vending machine. Pay the toll for the car behind you. Let someone who appears to be in a hurry cut ahead of you in line at the grocery store. Give someone an honest compliment. Drop off a big box of doughnuts at the fire or police station. Send a letter to your favorite teacher thanking them for helping you become the person you are now. Leave a bouquet of flowers on your neighbor’s front steps anonymously. Leave a dollar bill on the ground for someone else to find.

Look for specific ways in which others need help and do what you can to help them. So the next time you find yourself upset after being cut off in traffic, remind yourself to start practicing ran-dom acts of kindness.

For more information on the Learning for Life Curriculum

please contact Monica van den Berg at (850) 619-8897.

RELIGIOUS AWARDS

GOD AND ME

Will Blankenship Wesley Delware

Jack Mock

GOD AND FAMILY Tripp Abshire Collin Harvey Austin Baker

Robby Bennett David Brown

Eusebio Palacious Kendall Martin Travis Wicker Evan Overly Dagan Duke

Alex Etheridge Alex Hild

Devin Tigano Matthew Crowther

Kyle Ferris Tristan Bond

Christian Grimes Luke Grubbs Ben Linkous

Chandler Ormsby Josh Turnipseed

CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS MEDALS AWARDED

Five Boy Scouts from Troop 157, Niceville and one Scout from Troop 553, Bluewater Bay were awarded the "Ad Altare Dei" Medal in a ceremony at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in

Pensacola on Boy Scout Sunday, February 7, 2010.

The scouts completed a nine month program that included over 20 meetings, weekend retreat, 25 hours of community service

which included cooking and taking food to shut-ins, maintained parish grounds, built a bonfire for the parish picnic and prepared all meals at a weekend retreat for over 100 high school students from the Pensacola-Tallahassee Diocese. The most important

aspect of the program is that the Scout grows in his spiritual experience of his relationship to God and the church.

Pictured left to right are Ricky Miller, Joe Neiger, Zac Gadzinski,

Tony Neiger, Ryan Rasins, Chad Foy.

IN MEMORY OF

MRS. TED SPANGENBERG

BRYAN TAYLOR

GULF POWER COMPANY

HAL & JOAN JENSEN

WEST FLORIDA BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

MICHAEL SAMS

IN MEMORY OF

DON DISKY

THE MYERS FAMILY

EAGLE NEWS

Please note that due to PRIVACY ISSUES, the Gulf Coast Council will no longer submit requests to the

President, Congressman and any other officials for recognition certifications & letters for scouts that

have achieved their Eagle rank. You are welcome to submit a request yourself to receive these recogni-

tions. Make sure that your full name, address & date of your court of honor along with a letter of request,

is enclosed for all submissions. The following addresses are included with your Eagle Certificate.

Submissions to the President, must be addressed as follows:

THE GREETINGS OFFICE

ROOM 39

OLD EXECUTIVE OFFICE BUILDING

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500

If you live in Santa Rosa, Escambia, Okaloosa or Walton County, please submit a letter of request to

Congressman Jeff Miller at 348 S. W. Miracle Strip Parkway, Suite 24, Fort Walton Beach, Florida 32548.

If you live in Bay, Gulf, Holmes or Washington County, please submit a letter of request to the Honorable

Allen Boyd, Jr. at 1237 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, D. C. 20515.

If you live in Escambia, Conecuh or Monroe County in Alabama, please submit a letter of request to the

Honorable Jo Bonner at 315 Cannon, Washington, D. C. 20515.

Please be sure that you are using a 2009 Eagle Application and have reviewed the updated Eagle Scout

Advancement Policy that can be found on the right side of our web page, highlighted in blue. Our coun-

cil web page is www.gulfcoastcouncil.org.

Also be sure that you DO NOT schedule your COURT OF HONOR until you have received confirmation

from the local scout office that your Eagle has been approved. Please allow 4-6 weeks to receive ap-

proval from the National office.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the local office and speak with our Eagle Certification

Specialist Veronica Farkas @ ext. 26.

OUR NEWEST EAGLES

Cody Tyler Walden Otto Daniel Akin Nicholas Scott Musmansky

Joshua Thomas Pfeiffer James Andrew Sumrall Patrick Zale Thornton

Kristoffer David Taylor Philip Gage Riley Thomas Garrett Carrico Jared Layne Iserman Alexander Sharp Kevin Gage Story

WINTERFEST 2010 ~ GATLINBURG, TENNESSEE, FEBRUARY 4 - 7TH, 2010

75 youth and leaders from the Gulf Coast Council made the trip to Gatlinburg in early February to attend Winterfest, an annual regional Venturing event.

WHAT IS WINTERFEST?

Winterfest is an exciting, competitive and fun-filled event that has taken place for more than 30 years. It is the largest event for Explorers and Venturers in the nation. Events cover many areas of interest and all youth are sure to find multiple activities they will enjoy. Additionally, participants enjoy snow skiing, shopping and site seeing in the beautiful Great Smoky Mountains of eastern Tennessee.

Several Crews & Posts rode to Tennessee, some in private vehicles and some on a chartered bus, arriving in time for a hearty breakfast at the Log Cabin Pancake house in downtown Gatlinburg Friday morning. After breakfast, the Crews broke into groups. Some spent the day skiing and others spent the day seeing what the little town had to offer. Many of the crews also attended Friday night’s welcome dance!

Saturday was a day filled with events and competitions at the Convention Center. Crews took home prizes for competing and some just enjoyed the events and camaraderie. Saturday night brought the awards ceremony and the closing dance. On Sunday, tired but happy, the Gulf Coast Council Venturers and Explorers headed back home, hoping to arrive in time to watch the Super Bowl!

ONE VENTURER’S VIEW

Winterfest was probably our first real big event as a small crew. It was just four of us and that was most of the crew. It was my mom, LauraJo, Billy and Shay, two crew members. We all went with barely any knowledge of what would be going on or what the heck we were going to do half the time. When we finished the 10 hour bus ride there, I could only think of how long the day was

going to be and how tired we all would be. It was also the day that we would ski. Of course, Shay and I stuck together through our ski school and we figured out something; neither of us could ski. After several falls and bruises, we decided that skiing was left for Billy. Even though we didn’t ski, we still goofed off walking around Gatlinburg and then watched several of the competitions. Shay

tried the squeeze box and we took pictures as she did that and laughed and we explored the area around. All in all, it was an amazing trip and I know my crew and hopefully new Venturer’s

will return and we’ll try ourluck at the competitions yet to come.

LEAH HUST - CREW 773

2010

WINTERFEST

THE PROGRAM CORNER Jim Boksa Council Program Director The wheels are starting to turn and we are picking up speed heading into Spring and Summer.

The biggest experience, Scout Jam 2010, April 9 -10 will be the largest event in the history of the Gulf Coast Council. This is the council’s 100th anniversary celebration. There is so much planned, we can’t list all of it here. Please plan to come out at least for the day on Saturday, April 10th, 2010. Look for more information on our website soon.

The Spring Family Camp dates are set for April and May. Remember that only 600 people will be al-lowed to attend, get your reservations in early.

The Cub/Webelos Resident Camp Cubmasters will receive a copy of the Leaders Guide, you are also able to download them from the council website.

The Day Camp Directors and Day Camp Program Directors are planning another great week of Day Camps in each district. Look for information coming in the mail and at your district’s roundtables.

Summer Camp at Spanish Trail Scout Reservation is filling up quickly. We will once again offer for older Scouts the Euchee Outdoor Experience (EOE). This is a week long wilderness survival program, where Scouts will see parts of Spanish Trail that few people have ever seen. There are also several new merit badges this summer, with over 90% of them to be completed at camp. All Scoutmasters will receive a copy of the Leaders Guide in the mail and it is available on the council website at www.gulfcoastcouncil.org under Boy Scout Camping. We are looking for Camp Staff this summer. If you have anyone interested in working at summer camp, please have them contact me at the Scout Office (850) 476-6336 or email jboksa@bsamail.org. Youth must be 15 years old to participate in the Coun-selor In Training (CIT) Program and must be 16 years of age to be paid staff .

Several of our Venturing Crews and Exploring Posts spent a fun filled weekend in Gatlinburg, TN with several thousand other Venturers and Explorers at Winterfest. They enjoyed snow skiing, snowboard-ing, and many other activities.

Please be sure you are on on your Districts e-mail list. If you are not, contact your District Executive to get on this list.

STSR 2009 WINTER CAMP

We had 82 Scouts at our 1st Winter Camp. 15 different Merit Badges were offered and 17 Troops were represented at Winter Camp.

CHOCTAWHATCHEE DISTRICT

DISTRICT CHAIRMAN - JOHN TOWNSEND (850) 865-7762

DISTRICT COMMISSIONER - GEORGE PELFREY (850) 651-1613

DISTRICT EXECUTIVE - BRYANT PERKINS (850) 683-0330

From the Desk of your District Executive:

I hope that everyone had a great birthday last month and showed everyone they knew what scouting

means to them. Now that the BSA is officially 100 years old, we have so much to be thankful for as an

organization.

We have many things going on in the district. Most of the packs have either had their Blue & Gold or will

be having them in a week or two. Along with Blue & Gold’s everyone has been racing their cars at the

Pinewood Derbies. The winners of those pack races will bring their cars to Santa Rosa Mall on Saturday

March 20th for the District Pinewood Derby. Please check the district page at www.gulfcoastcouncil.org

for more information on the district race.

February, the council started our Camp Card Spring Fundraiser. In the first few weeks of the Camp Card

Sale for the district, I have heard of great success from units in the district. I have heard from more than

one leader that “These cards sell themselves!” There is no reason that a Scout that would like to go to

camp shouldn’t be able to with this sale going on. Let’s get those Scouts to camp from the funds raised.

After everyone attends Scout Jam 2010 at the Northwest Florida Fairgrounds in April, we will have a Dis-

trict Webelo Ree in May the weekend of May 21-23 at Camp Euchee at Spanish Trail Scout Reservation.

We look forward to seeing the entire 3rd and 4th grade Cub Scouts there to see how the Boy Scouts Roll!

Troop 52 will be the troop that is hosting the Webelo Ree. If any troops are interested in helping them,

just let them know.

2010 will be a great year for Scouting in our district so just keep doing what you have been and we will

soar like we always do!

MARCH / APRIL CALENDAR

Mar 2 7 pm – 8 pm CH District Committee MTG - St. Paul's Lutheran Church Niceville, FL Mar 9 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm CH Order of the Arrow Mtg - Shalimar United Methodist Church Shalimar, FL 7 pm – 8:30 pm CH Dist Round Table - St. Paul's Lutheran Church Niceville, FL Mar 20 CH Pinewood Derby / Scout Show Mar 25 6:30 pm – 8 pm CH CMSR MTG Mar 29 - Apr 2 Okaloosa & Walton County Spring Break Apr 6 7 pm – 8 pm CH District Committee MTG - St.Paul's Lutheran Church Niceville, FL Apr 13 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm CH Order of the Arrow Mtg - Shalimar United Methodist Church Shalimar, FL 7 pm – 8:30 pm CH Order of the Arrow Mtg - Shalimar United Methodist Church Shalimar, FL Apr 29 6:30 pm – 8 pm CH CMSR MTG May 4 7 pm – 8 pm CH District Committee MTG - St.Paul's Lutheran Church Niceville, FL

LAKE SANDS DISTRICT NEWS

SERVING BAY, GULF, HOLMES, WASHINGTON COUNTIES DISTRICT CHAIRMAN JEFFREY GIBBS (850) 596 -6849

DISTRICT VICE - CHAIR BILL PAYNE (850) 866 -9195

DISTRICT COMMISSIONER DAVID KIRKLAND (850) 832-4532

DISTRICT EXECUTIVE BRANDON GOODWIN (850) 784 -1886

January kicked off our Blue and Gold season, which has been enjoyed by many throughout the district. Blue and Gold’s will continue through March and April. The District Adult Awards Dinner was held January 9, 2010 at the First Baptist Church in Panama City. Tom Reynolds and his staff presented a great program. We had three District Awards of Merit given that night along with many other awards. Graduation was held February 8, 2010 for Second Year Webelos at Sheffield Park in Lynn Haven, FL. Shandi & Bill Payne did an excellent job putting this together. It was held on the 100th Birthday of Scouting and we had over 70 Webelos in the district crossover into troops that night. The Pinewood Derby Race for Lake Sands was February 20th, 2010. Chairman Mark Gilland and his staff did a great job. We had 138 entries, which made for a full and exciting day of races! UPCOMING EVENTS! The Lake Sands District will hold its First Merit Badge University (MBU) on March 27th, 2010 at Deane

Bozeman School, the Chair is Georgia McFadden. Update information can be found on the LSD website.

Please sign up early so all Instructors will know how many are in their classes two weeks prior to the

event . THERE WILL BE NO WALK-IN REGISTRATIONS. Last date to register is March 11, 2010.

Lunch will be included, bring your lawn chair and other materials required for your classes.

Attention all Cub Scouts! Day camp will be June 14 -18 at the Bay County Fairgrounds. Leaders and parents are welcome to Roundtable for more information. If you need help in any way, no matter how big or small please contact Brandon or Wayne. Many thanks to Wayne Rosalis, our new day camp di-rector. He has stepped up to the plate to put on a great week for us. He can be reached at: Wwrosalis@yahoo.com or 850-532-0099. Yours In Scouting, Brandon Goodwin (850) 784-1886 bgoodwin@bsamail.org

LONG LEAF PINE DISTRICT

SERVING ESCAMBIA, MONROE & CONECUH COUNTIES IN ALABAMA.

DISTRICT CHAIRMAN - BEN ROE (251) 296-7209

PARA-PROFESSIONAL - PRISCILLA EBY (251) 363-4345

2010 MARCH / APRIL CALENDAR OF EVENTS There is no teaching to compare with example ~Lord Baden Powell~

I hope this finds you enjoying our lovely Southern Alabama spring time weather! If not, hold on and it will be here before you know it!

AROUND THE DISTRICT ~ With the District Pinewood Derby coming up, several packs have had their races at the unit level. Pack 42 met at the Armory in Brewton on January 30th for a day of fun and racing.

On February 7th, the Boy Scouts of America celebrated its 100th Anniversary of Scouting in the USA! Boys and Leaders wore their uniforms all day across the council in celebration. Many units are working to-wards their 100th Anniversary Year of Celebration ribbons as well.

February 7th brought SNOW to the Longleaf Pine District! School was out for the day and both youth and adults enjoyed a day in the snow!

Several units also made the long trip to Pensacola to see the Pensacola Ice Flyers on Scout Day. The boys loved the game and are planning to return next year!

UPCOMING EVENTS ~ March 18th is the date to remember for the District Awards Banquet! This year is a special year as we celebrate 100 Years of Scouting in the USA. Please spread the word to all the Scouters who would like to come and celebrate with us. We are especially looking for ‘OLD TIMERS’ and alumni to come and share their memories and experiences with Scouting in the Longleaf Pine District. Please join us for a Potluck, 6:30 pm, March 18th at the First United Methodist Church of Brewton. Please bring a covered dish to share.

SCOUT JAM 2010 is coming - April 10th -11th at the Ft. Walton Beach Fairgrounds, Ft. Walton Beach. This is an exciting opportunity to join the entire council for a weekend of celebration in honor of the 100th Anni-versary. There will be events for every age group, including Cub Scouts and Venturers. More information can be found on the council website at www.gulfcoastcouncil.org.

District Pinewood Derby is scheduled for March 13th at Our Place in Monroeville. Registration begins at 11:30 am with races kicking off at noon.

Family Camp sessions are scheduled several weekends at Camp Euchee in DeFuniak Springs. The week-ends available this spring are April 23-25, May 7–9, and May 14–16, 2010. Please visit the council website at www.gulfcoastcouncil.org for the Spring Family Camp form.

Additional opportunities ~ The Order of the Arrow is willing to come help with Bridging Ceremonies or Eagle Courts. Please contact me if you have a date you’d like to have them come, dressed in full Native American regalia to help with your celebrations!

And speaking of OA, there are many exciting events on the calendar that former OA members may want to consider attending. Among these events are Conclave and Spring Fellowship. If you were an OA member as a youth or if you are an adult member, please consider renewing your membership. OA is a wonderful opportunity for Scouts and we don’t want them to miss out on anything that scouting offers. For more in-formation, please visit the Lodge website at http://yustaga385.com/.

As always, it’s a pleasure to serve with so many talented and dedicated volunteers!

Have a blessed Springtime Camping Season!

Priscilla Eby Prieby@bsamail.org 251-363-4345

L O N G

L E A F PINE DISTRICT

PENSACOLA BAY DISTRICT

Serving All of Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties

DISTRICT CHAIRMAN: JOEL FAIRBANKS

DISTRICT COMMISSIONER: LISA FLORES

DISTRICT EXECUTIVE: BRANDON JACOLA & BILLY EGAN

THE SCOUT SHOW IS COMING… THE SCOUT SHOW IS COMING... That’s right; Pensacola Bay District will be hosting the 2010 Scout Show on March 13th at Cordova Mall from 10-4 pm. We are very excited about holding this event again for the community so they can see what Scouting does right here at home. We are looking for all the Packs, Troops, Crews, Ships, and Posts to participate and show off their skills to the public and tell everyone what you do. Registration Deadline is Feb. 26th, come show off what your unit is known for. There is NO fee to participate in this, but if you would like to purchase a patch the cost is $1 per patch. Supplies are lim-ited, please pre-order. The Leader Guides and Signup Sheets have been emailed and given out at Roundtable. If you have any further questions contact Terry McClarren @ 293-0570.

100TH ANNIVERSARY SCOUT JAM Pensacola Bay will skip the Spring Camporee this year in order that units may participate in Scout Jam in Fort Walton. This is going to be an awesome experience, come out and show your Pensacola Bay Spirit. You and your group can come out for the day or the whole weekend. We’ll see you there…

DAY CAMPS For the first time all three Pensacola Bay Day Camps will be staggered on different weeks to give your Scout several op-portunities to attend. Remember, it’s very important to recruit a Day Camp Coordinator for your pack to make registra-tion and recruitment of walkers flow smoothly.

PENSACOLA BAY TRAINING Thank you to all the volunteers that have put on wonderful training events so far this year. We have had a great turn-out at all trainings, which proves that everyone agrees “EVERY BOY DESERVES A TRAINED LEADER”. Thank you to all that have helped and participated. Let’s not forget that we have more training still on the horizon for those in need. Please check the Council Website for upcoming dates and locations of training, you can also find registration information online and at Roundtables.

PINEWOOD DERBY The Annual District Pinewood Derby was a huge success. We hope everyone had a great time. This year there were over 300 boys registered and everyone that participated said they had a great time. Ben Womble along with his volun-teers did an outstanding job hosting the Derby. They deserve a big round of applause for all the hard work that was put into planning and running an event of this size.

SCOUT REGATTA IS COMING…3RD ANNUAL SEA It will be held May 7th and 8th at the Pensacola Yacht Club and if you missed it last year, it is really something great to check out. Crews are welcome to participate, so sign on up….. The registration deadline is April 12th and the cost is $15. For questions, contact Doug Parker at (850) 469-6360.

CUB SCOUT DAY CAMP Locations and Dates for Day Camps 2010 are as follows:

St. Ann Catholic Church on Saufley Field Rd, June 7-11, contact Kathleen Elijah for info 457-0538

Woodbine Middle School, June 14-18, contact Kate Johnson for info 255-1281

Community Life Center in Tiger Point, June 21-25, contact Wei Ueberschaer for info 934-8663

***Units should be setting up a Unit Day Camp Coordinator to handle signups with the Council***

Camp Cards are sending

Scouts to camp this year!

If your unit is participating in the spring fundraiser you have

probably already witnessed how the cards sell themselves. Our

goal this year was to offer a product that would allow every

Scout that wanted to go to Day Camp or Summer Camp the ability

to go out and quickly raise all the money needed to do that

in these tough economic times. It has Only been 3 weeks since the

sale began and units have checked out more than 14,000 of the

Camp Cards. Several units have sold their initial order and are

checking out additional Camp Cards. A Scout from Pensacola Bay

has already received a $75 check through the weekly drawing

and “On my Honor” forms are coming in daily from Pensacola Bay.

One parent said “These things are selling themselves”. Their Scout

sold 50 cards in 1 day. This is definitely an awesome opportunity

for Scouts to be able to raise $125 to send them to camp

and have their name placed in a weekly drawing to win

$75. Congratulations everyone… and keep up the great work

PENSACOLA BAY MARCH / APRIL DISTRICT CALENDAR

MARCH Mar 4 District Commissioners Meeting, 6:15 pm, 9th Avenue LDS Church Mar 4 District Scouters’ Roundtable Meeting, 7 pm, 9th Ave LDS Church Mar 6 BALOO (8-12 pm)/OWL (8-4 pm) Training @ St Luke on Nine Mile Rd Mar 8 District Committee Meeting 7 pm, St Luke United Methodist Church Mar 13 Pensacola Bay Scout Show at Cordova Mall 10 am - 4 pm Mar 13 Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills Training at Scout Show 8 am - 4:30 pm Mar 19-21 OA Ordeal Weekend Mar 25 OA Chapter Meeting Mar 26-28 Woodbadge Week #2 Mar 29 - 2 Santa Rosa / Escambia County Schools Spring Break

APRIL April 1 District Commissioners’ Meeting, 6:15 pm, 9th Ave LDS Church April 1 District Scouters’ Roundtable, 7 pm, 9th Ave LDS Church April 2 Good Friday, Office, STSR and Scout Shop Closed April 4 HAPPY EASTER April 9-11 100th Anniversary Encampment FWB “Scout Jam” April 12 District Committee Meeting 7 pm, St. Luke United Methodist April 16-18 OA Conclave @ STSR April 22 OA Chapter Meeting April 23-25 Family Camp #1 week April 24 Wilderness First Aid Training April 30-1 OA Spring Fellowship May 1 Early Bird Deadline for Day Camp

THE GULF COAST COUNCIL AND THE NATIONAL SCOUT SHOP WILL BE

CLOSED FRIDAY, APRIL 2ND, 2010 IN OBSERVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY.

WE WILL RE-OPEN ON MONDAY, APRIL 5TH, 2010.