Lodge Advisor Denny Kinzel calls Wagion Lodge #6 members to the April Service Weekend. He writes:

It's time to prepare camp; and with all the snow there was in the mountains, Conestoga may need a lot of repairs, at the least a lot of tree limbs to clean up. We urge everyone to come to the April weekend and help out. If you're an adult and have a chainsaw, you might want to bring it.

To register for the weekend, please call the Council Service Center by Wednesday, April 14, 2010!

Written by Thomas Fish, First Aid Chairman

It is a new year of camping and service. National Council has brought in some new regulations for the New Year. One of these is a new style of heath form. Also, every member of the BSA needs to fill out a new form every year.

Starting at the April Weekend all newly filled out health form will be the new style. All past medical forms will expire on the August weekend. Everyone who has not done so already, will need to submit Parts A and C the new official health form.

Download Health Form

For information on more Wagion Lodge #6 events, look back on the 2010 Banquet or forward to Conclave 2010!

Welcome to these web pages dedicated to Wagion Lodge #6, Order of the Arrow and the Boy Scouts of America. The Order of the Arrow is a special program within the Boy Scouts. Its principal purposes are to honor scouts and scouters who exemplify the scout oath and law, promote camping, and to build habits of helpfulness in young men.

Boy scouting itself is geographically divided into local councils. Depending on the population density, a council might be the size of a large city, or a large portion of a state. Each council has its own OA "lodge". The purpose of the lodge is to support that council and its camping program.

This web page is dedicated to the 6th oldest lodge in the nation! Wagion Lodge is part of Westmoreland-Fayette council, located in South-Western Pennsylvania. Wagion is very proud of it's 85 years of heritage.