Chairman - Mike Risi
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Commissioner - Harold Thela
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Executive - Tiffany Deygoo
tdeygoo
(914) 773-1135 ext 239 |
Serving: Bronxville, Crestwood, Eastchester, Mt. Vernon,
Tuckahoe and Yonkers
Good Turn Project by Four Rivers District
On May 15, 2010 the Great Saw Mill River Cleanup was held. Run by
Groundwork Hudson Valley and the Saw Mill River Coalition, the
collecting and removal of hundreds of bags of trash, along with car
tires and other debris was accomplished by hundreds of volunteers at 11
sites along the river. Participating Four Rivers units who donated Good
Turn For America service hours included Yonkers Troop 5 and Pack 338
(see photo) and Mt Vernon Troop and Pack 109.

Webelos to Scout Transition
It should be the goal of the Cubmaster and Webelos Leaders to
graduate every Webelos Scout into a Boy Scout troop. The key to
accomplishing this is to begin promoting Boy Scouting when Cub Scouts are
still in their Tiger, Wolf and Bear dens, and to sell the sizzle of the
great outdoors. Scouting should be viewed as an ongoing adventure, and the
progression should be as normal as moving from elementary school to middle
school.
Boy Scout troops should assign an Assistant Scoutmaster or a troop
committee member to be responsible for new Scouts, which would include
developing a relationship with the Cubmaster and the Webelos Leaders. This
person serves as a resource during Webelos overnight activities and builds
enthusiasm among boys and their parents for the exciting challenges that
await them in Boy Scouting.
Conservation Resource Guide
Conservation is a basic part of the BSA mission. Scouting embraces
Leave No Trace, requires conservation-related activities for rank advancement,
and encourages conservation service projects to the community. The new Conservation
Resource Guide identifies Westchester-Putnam agencies engaged in nature and
conservation activities. Organized by District, the Guide is intended to enable
‘one-stop’ access for any Westchester-Putnam Scouts and Scouters seeking
sites for troop conservation projects, nature-related advancements, or outdoor
activities (including William Hornaday Award, Leave No Trace Award, Boy Scout
Rank Advancement Nature Requirements, and Eagle Service Projects).
Opportunities to Volunteer in Four River District
Our district is always looking for people who are willing to assist Scouting
beyond their own pack or troop. If you are interested in helping bring the
values of Scouting to youths outside of your own unit, then please let Tiffany
know. You may become a member of the district committee or commissioner staff.
SCOUTING NEEDS YOU!
Committee
Signup Form [PDF, 5K]
Concordia College in Bronxville
Concordia College will continue to support " Leadership
Scholarships" for high school seniors or former and/or current Scouts from
Yonkers, Mt. Vernon, Bronxville, Eastchester, and Tuckahoe High Schools who wish
to transfer from a community college and are recommended by the Four Rivers
District.
For those accepted into Concordia, the "Leadership Scholarships"
will range from $3,000 to $5,000, renewable annually based on satisfactory
academic progress.
Applications can be received by contacting Christopher "Kit" Nagel,
Vice President, at 914-337-9300, or from your District Executive.
District Award of Merit
Recipients
1974
Joe Hipius
1975
Leo Sweeney
1976
John Gomez
Bob Schlegel
John Spiteri
Terry Zaleski
1977
Carol Brown
Ralph Gelardo
Al Kuropatwa
Gene Lanza
1978
Joe Beczak *
Rosemarie Doerr
Lee Hipius
Ted Ruddiman
1979
Bruce Charlton *
Henry Doerr
John Hradsky, Sr. *
Joe Zaleski, Jr.
1980
Bruce Beck *
Charles Lutomski
Henry Yochman *
Millie Yochman *
Joseph Zaleski, Sr.*
1981
Arthur L. Chambers II *
William Confalone
Richard Houston
Robert S. Olyha
Ezio Smoyver *
Lucille Vece
1982
Robert Begley
James Carr
Stanley Howie
Lucius Mintz
Leroy Nanton *
Adolph Stewart
1983
Walter Bedder *
Saul Freeman
Jean Fruscillo *
Mike McCabe *
1984
Fred Craft *
Dennis Flynn *
John Lagulna
Joan Malutich *
John Finegan**
1985
Joseph Ahearn
Arthur DeSantola
Norma Guzman
William Kelly
Sam Lewis
Ken Rubin
Tom Safford
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1986
Senator John Flynn
Nick Kowatch
Jean McPartland
Michael O'Shea
Ken Trank *
1987
Randy Archer
Gloria Guy
Tom Schwarz
Irwin Vogel * 1988
Joseph Barca
Michael Camporeale
Msgr. John J. Foley *
John P. Hradsky
1989
Lincoln Buchanan
Angela Calabrese
Leon Naton
Nick Ventarola
Charles Wallace
1990
George Byler
Keith Confalone
Lyon Howe
Susan O'Brien
Robert Reifmuller
William Sanford *
Edward Tangredi, Jr.
1991
Alice Barrett
Patrick Leddick
John Michin
Joseph Stineman
1992
Charles J. Aitcheson
Perry Alley
Howard LaMorte
George Leddick
Linda Ventarola
1993
Mike Boccardi*
Kris Komorowski
Kathleen LaMorte
Edward Simko
1994
Bob Blackman
Bart Jerusi
Paul Oths
Craig VanSteenbergen 1995
Curtis Confalone
Frank McNamee
Dennis O'Brien
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1996
John Satenstein
Diane Walsh
1997
Edward Borelli
John Walsh 1998
Julio Andrade *
Joe Goubeaud
1999
Dave D'Lugin
Michael Qualitero
2000
Milton Craven III
Dr. Howard Rakov
2001
Richard Bromberg
Peter Lenahan
2002
Frank Helmrich
Ed Michelin
2003
Andy J. Casucci
Donna Ragusa
2004
Gaetano "Guy" Marricco
John Cranston
2005
Antonio Amieiro
Kathy Fleming
2006
Jim Collins
Tom O'Grady
2007
Joe Forlini
Ken Moore
2008
Jeanne Shanahan
Howard Sklar |
*Deceased
** Awarded through Algonquin District
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Leroy
Nanton Award
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Scouter
of the Year
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Unit
of the Year
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1998
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1999
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1999
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Richard
Holly
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Peter
Lenahan
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Pack
46-Yonkers
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1999
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2000
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2000
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Henry
Samoyedny
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Joe
& Lee Hipius
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Troop
1- Bronxville
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2000
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2001
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2001
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Ed
Simko
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John
Michin
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Troop
12- Yonkers
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2001
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2002
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2002
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Frank
McNamee
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John F. Finegan
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Pack 353 - Eastchester
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2002
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2003
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2003
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Paul J. Oths Jr.
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John "Akela" Gomez
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Pack 7 Tuckahoe
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