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Important Links
Council Website
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University of Scouting is open to all adult leaders, the University of Scouting has
over 180 classes with something for everyone!
More information including registration and scheduling instructions is available at:
http://www.c10univ.org
Walk-in registration is $40
HOPE TO SEE YOU HERE!
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Scouting for Food is the single largest service project in the council. Scouts spend two weekend dropping off food bags in neighborhoods in their district and the next weekend collecting filled bags. Last year Scouts and Scouters collected 444,894 cans of food which were contributed to over 40 local food pantries.
For 24 years, Tom Thumb has sponsored the plastic food bags we use in the annual drive. We greatly appreciated their continued support!
Don't forget to look for support from this year's media sponsors WFAA and The Dallas Morning News.
Scouting needs your help! If your unit would like to participate and has not already committed to this years food drive please contact your District Scouting for Food Chair, attend your District Roundtable, or contact Wendy Kurten, Staff Advisor for Scouting for Food. |
| SCOUTS MAKING A DIFFERENCE |
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---The following was share by the Cubmaster from Pack 202, Carlos Navarro:
We truly have some outstanding parents in our Pack.
Inspired by the story below, and by what the our Scouts were able to accomplish with our food drive, Michael Gholson, a Tiger parent, spearheaded and motivated the employees at Marrs Bros. Inc. to collect enough money to donate 100 turkeys to the Grand Prairie Family Church food bank.
The Marsicanos helped deliver a couple of the turkeys and said the recipient families were extremely surprised and grateful.
Because of his actions, 100 families will be able to have a better holiday. This is what Scouting is all about. Do your best and help other people. It's all part of the Scout Promise.
Michael, thank you!
Regards,
Carlos
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| EAGLE SCOUT (FOOTBALL PLAYER) SAVES LIFE |
Ever have a Scout tell you he can't play football and be in Scouts? Tell him to watch the Rose Bowl this Monday, and watch the starting Right Tackle for the University of Oregon, Mark Asper. Asper is an Eagle Scout.
It's a good thing, too - because Asper saved a man's life this week during a Rose Bowl week event at a steakhouse in Beverly Hills. He saved a man from choking after a restaurant employee tried to perform the Heimlich maneuver, but couldn't. Asper tapped the employee on the back and said, "If you don't know what you're doing, I do, because I'm an Eagle Scout."
CLICK HERE to read the recap from the Los Angeles Times
CLICK HERE to watch video of Mark's comments to the press (including thanks to his Scoutmasters back home in Idaho) |
| REI PHILMONT CLINICS |
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REI hosts clinics to help you prepare for Philmont check out www.rei/dallas calendar for times.
Clinic Schedule: (times may vary)
- 1:30 -- 1:45 Introduction
- 1:55 -- 2:40 Backpacks and Tents
- 2:50 -- 3:10 Footwear and socks
- 3:20 -- 4:20 Sleeping Bags, Pads, Stoves and Water Filters
- 4:30 -- 5:00 Base Layer, and Rain gear
There will be a drawing at each clinic for a $25 dollar gift card and all scouts will get coupons for 20 % off an REI item that can be used all year.
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| HIGH ADVENTURE OPPORTUNITIES |
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PHILMONT 2013
Drawing for the Circle Ten Philmont Council Contingents will be held during the University of Scouting on January 7th, 2012 . 2013 dates are departing June 10, 2013 and returning June 23, 2013 or departing June 22, 2013 and returning July 5, 2013. One person must be present for drawing which will be held during the lunch break (11:50 -- 12:40). Drawing will be held in the Ernst & Young Gallery of the Fincher building.
PHILMONT 2012
If you have some youth or adults interested in going to Philmont this summer with another unit, have them contact Doug Latimer at Latimerdk@verizon.net . We have several units that have openings for youth and/or adults. If your crew has openings please let Doug know also.
NORTHERN TIER OPIK
Some of the best weather, snow conditions, facilities, and terrain for cold weather camping in North America are offered through the OKPIK Adventure program at Charles L. Sommers base in Ely, Minnesota. OKPIK provides a highly-trained staff to help you learn cold weather camping skills such as dog sledding, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, clothing and sleeping systems, snow shelter building, animal tracking, cold weather cooking, and ice fishing. They offer weekend, long weekend and mid-week programs as well as a longer Holiday Stay between Christmas and New Year.
http://www.scouting.org/sitecore/content/NorthernTier/Adventures/WinterAdventures.aspx
KANIK: PHILMONT'S COLD WEATHER CAMPING PROGRAM
Cold-weather camping is the ultimate test of your ability to camp and travel in the backcountry and learn to live in harmony with the environment. Training in winter camping will prepare you to safely enjoy many winter adventures and to teach others to enjoy these unique experiences.
Participants in Kanik learn to camp comfortably in cold weather, and enjoy Philmont's beauty in winter. Crews hike through the backcountry, sleep in tents or snow shelters, and participate in activities such as ski touring, snow shelter building, and winter ecology.
Kanik expeditions are scheduled around weekends from late December through March. Space is limited, and each season fills up quickly, so make your reservations early!
http://www.philmontscoutranch.org/Camping/SecondSeasonPrograms/WinterAdventure.aspx
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING -- JANUARY 7TH
There are two courses available on the National High Adventure programs.
National High Adventure Bases: Explore the resources of how to plan an expedition to Northern Tier and Sea Base. Philmont High Adventure: Information on the Philmont camping and hiking activities for crews and individuals.
NORTHERN TIER 2013
If your unit would be interested in attending Northern Tier in 2013 as part of a Council Contingent please advise the number of crews you're interested in and the approximate date you would like to arrive.
Units can make reservations with directly with Northern Tier for 2013 starting April 1st 2012.
Contact Doug Latimer at Latimerdk@verizon.net or Scott Ferguson at Scott.Ferguson@scouting.org for more information on Philmont or Northern Tier 2013.
SEA BASE 2013
Lottery requests can be made between January 15th and February 15th. There is no priority given to when you make your requests, and requests can be added, deleted or changed anytime during the lottery period.
Request any adventures that your crew would like to participate in, you can prioritize your requests. Multiple crews can be requested and when you win a reservation, it will be for the number of crews requested.
Your unit will be notified by March 1st with what adventure reservation you have won.
A deposit of $100 per person will be required within 3 weeks of notification.
TRIPLE CROWN AWARD
The General Manager of Sea Base Paul Beal calls the National High Adventures bases "The retention department of The Boy Scouts of America"¯. If your boys make it their goal to earn the Triple Crown Award they will stay active longer and will be more likely to earn the rank of Eagle. Click on the following link for more information on the Triple Crown Award. http://www.scouting.org/sitecore/content/NorthernTier/TripleCrown.aspx or
http://www.holry.org/triplecrownaward.php
Contact Doug Latimer at Latimerdk@verizon.net or Scott Ferguson at Scott.Ferguson@scouting.org for more information.
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| BOY SCOUT MERIT BADGE WORKSHOPS |
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Museum of Nature and Science Boy Scout Merit Badge Workshops
Archaeology Merit Badge Workshop
January 14, 2012 & January 21, 2012
Now is your chance to fulfill the requirements to earn the Boy Scout's Archaeology merit badge with a BSA-- approved counselor and actual archaeologist!
You'll get a chance to dabble in experimental archaeology by spear-throwing to understand ancient hunting techniques and making cordage to learn about ancient textile fabrication.
Participants will also examine archaeological sites from around the world to compare and contrast ancient cultures and engage in an artifact show-and-tell about Texas'rich past.
Each paid attendee will be given an exhibit ticket voucher for a return visit to the Museum' permanent exhibits.
Time: 9am--4pm
Cost: $24.00 per Scout, $5.00 per adult (Each boy or group of boys must have at least one adult present.)
Engineering Merit Badge Workshop
February 11, 2012 & March 31, 2012
Is your Scout interested in how things work? Well this is the workshop for you!
Learn about simple machines and motion. Perform experiments to convert energy from different forms.
Workshop led by a certified Engineer and BSA--approved counselor.
Each paid attendee will be given an exhibit ticket voucher for a return visit to the Museum' permanent exhibits.
Time: 9am--4pm
Cost: $24.00 per scout, $5.00 per adult (Each boy or group of boys must have at least one adult present.)
For all workshops:
Reservations must be paid in full at the time of booking in order to hold your space in the workshop.
Reservations are non-refundable.
Workshops fill up fast, so make sure to reserve your spot early.
We cannot hold spots for whole troops in workshops.
For more information on any of the workshops or to book please call Tuppence at: 972-201-0558
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Dallas Scout Shop
8605 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75235
Emmanuel E. Lawrence
Senior Store Manager
214-902-2001
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Bobby Lyle-Billy Gamble Scout Shop
5600 Highway 75 South
Fairview, TX 75029
Toni Atwell
Store Manager
972-359-9992
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National Scouting Museum Scout Shop
1329 West Walnut Hill Lane
Irving, TX 75038
James Tinker
Store Manager
972-580-2484
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District Chair:
District Commissioner:
District Executive: Chris Fox
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JANUARY
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NO ARTICLE SUBMITTED
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| CHEROKEE 2 |
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District Chair:
District Commissioner:
District Executive: Vacant (contact Roger Derrick, Field Director)
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| CIMARRON |
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District Chairman: Rey de la Garza
District Commissioner: Vacant
District Executive: Horacio Lopez
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January
3 District Committee Meeting
10 District Commissioner Meeting
12 Cub Scout/ Boy Scout Leader Roundtable
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February
7 District Committee Meeting
14 District Commissioner Meeting
16 Cub Scout/ Boy Scout Leader Roundtable
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CHILL-O-REE RECAP
The Chill-o-ree was a great. This event had 321 Scouts and 138 adults in attendance. Scouts had the opportunity to shoot bb guns, bows and arrows, jump in bounce houses, watch a movie, do fitness routines, go through obstacles courses, shoot paint ball sling shots, and a lot more fun things. Thanks to all of the program managers, parents, and adults that attended.
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
University of Scouting will be January 7 at SMU. Please go to http://www.c10univ.org/ for more information.
FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
Family Friends of Scouting is important to the success of the Comanche District. Again this year, we look forward to coming to your units and educating you about Scouting dollars.
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| DUCK CREEK |
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District Chairman: VACANT
District Commissioner: Earl Pike -- commissioner@grayowl.org
District Executive: Vacant (contact Ken Camp, Field Director)
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January
1 New Year's Day
3 District Committee Meeting, 7:00pm, Location TBD
5 Roundtable, 7:30pm, First Christian Church of Garland
7 University of Scouting, 8:00am-4:00pm, Southern Methodist University
10 District Commissioner's Meeting, 7:30pm, First Christian Church of Rowlett
14 Order of the Arrow Lodge Annual Dinner, 6:00pm-9:00pm, Swingin' D Ranch
16 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day -- Circle Ten Council Offices Closed
19 Order of the Arrow Meeting, 7:30pm, 116 South 6th Street, Garland, TX
28 Merit Badge Mania, 8:00am-4:00pm, First United Methodist Church of Rowlett
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February
2 Roundtable, 7:30pm, First Christian Church of Garland
3 District Dinner, 6:30pm-9:00pm, Frist Baptist Church of Garland, The McDonald Center
4 Wood Badge Reunion, 6:00pm-9:00pm, Camp Wisdom
5 Scout Sunday
7 District Committee Meeting, 7:00pm, Location TBD
11 Scouting for Food Bag Distribution
14 District Commissioner's Meeting, 7:30pm, First Christian Church of Rowlett
16 Order of the Arrow Meeting, 7:30pm, 116 South 6th Street, Garland, TX
18 Scouting for Food Bag Pick-Up
24-26 Order of the Arrow Pow-Wow, Camp Wisdom
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March
1 Roundtable, 7:30pm, First Christian Church of Garland
2-4 Order of the Arrow Induction Weekend, Camp Wisdom
3 District Pinewood Derby, 8:30am-2:00pm, Location TBD
6 District Committee Meeting, 7:00pm, Location TBD
11-16 National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT), Camp James Ray
12-16 Garland Independent School District Spring Break
13 District Commissioner's Meeting, 7:30pm, First Christian Church of Rowlett
15 Order of the Arrow Meeting, 7:30pm, 116 South 6th Street, Garland, TX
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THE GARLAND FRIENDS OF SCOUTING BREAKFAST
Over $4,720 was raised at the December 1st Garland Friends of Scouting Breakfast with keynote speaker, Cliff Odenwald, the Associate Athletic Director for Garland Independent School District. The breakfast was kicked-off with an opening flag ceremony by Troop 57 of Garland First United Methodist Church and was followed by some opening remarks by long time Scouting supporter and Nationwide Insurance Partner, Stan Luckie. The audience had the pleasure of hearing what Scouting means from two Scouts from Troop 57, Andres Velasco and Jenor Rasmussen. The District Chairman for the Gray Owl District and CEO of the Garland Chamber of Commerce, Paul Mayer then introduced Cliff Odenwald, the keynote speaker, who delivered a speech that focused on supporting those youth that might not be able to afford the Scouting program. While Scouting is relatively affordable and has financial assistance programs for those that can't quite fit it into their family budget, fundraising breakfasts like the Garland breakfast help raise funds and support the financial assistance programs of the Circle Ten Boy Scout Council so that Scouting is affordable to all. This year's breakfast was chaired by Fritz Heinke, the President of Texas Brand Bank. Fritz challenged other local banks to attend the breakfast and come together as a community to support the Scouting program. The breakfast is an annual event that has been supported for a number of years by the Garland business community and is greatly appreciated by the Scouts and volunteer leaders of the Gray Owl District and Circle Ten Council. A special thanks goes out to Stan Luckie, Paul Mayer, Tom Cooper, Troop 57 of Garland UMC, Fritz Heinke, Diane Whitlock of the Garland Chamber of Commerce and all of the Friends of Scouting that attended the breakfast to help support Scouting.
THE 2012 CAMP CARD SALE
Has your Scout unit signed-up to sell the 2012 Camp Cards? The Camp Card is designed to help units fund their way to 2012 Camp programs. This is a risk-free unit sales project where all Scouts can earn their way to day camp or summer camp, Philmont, other activities or simply support unit program or supplies needs. Each Camp Card will sell for only $5.00 to the general public and will have multiple food, service and entertainment discounts for the customer to use throughout the year. The participating unit will keep 50% commission of the sales for each Camp Card sold and with the $5.00 Kroger discount, the Camp Card PAYS FOR ITSELF! Commissions from the sales are encouraged to be applied toward directly sending youth to day camp or summer camp programs, but they may be used as the unit committee sees fit. In 2011, Camp Card sales generated over $310,000 in unit commissions so don't miss out this year!
To sign-up for the 2012 Camp Card Sale, please contact Ken Camp with your Unit Camp Card Chairman's name, e-mail and cell/work number at ken.camp@scouting.org or 214-701-9207. Mark your calendars now for the 2012 Camp Card Kick-Off on Tuesday, February 28th from 7:00-8:30pm at the First Christian Church of Garland located at 115 South Glenbrook Drive, Garland, TX. We hope to see you there!
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District Chairman: Gordon Wright
District Commissioner: Colby Norton
Vice-Chair of Membership: Bo Bass
Vice-Chair of Administration: Bill Hawley
Vice-Chair of Finance: Scott Graham
Vice-Chair of Activities: Dave McKeehan,
District Executive: Eric Williamson
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January
3 District Committee Meeting, Allen Stake Center, 7:30pm
7 University of Scouting, Southern Methodist University
8 Order of the Arrow Lodge Banquet, 5:00pm
10 Commissioner's Staff Meeting, Allen Stake Center, 7:30pm
12 Roundtable, Allen Stake Center, 7:30 pm
12 OA Meeting, Allen Stake Center, 7:30 pm
21 New Advancement Guide Orientation, Fairview Scouting Center, 2:00pm
26 Re-charter "online"¯ clinic (all units), Allen Stake Center, 7:30pm
28 District Dinner, Stonebriar Community Church, 5:00pm |
ROUNDTABLE -- JANUARY 12, 2012 AT 7:30PM
NOTICE: All roundtables will now be held on the second Thursday of the month at the same location as last year.
Roundtable is a monthly training event that brings leaders from all over our district to one place to learn and share what they have learned. We will meet at 7:30 pm at the Allen Stake Center at 1324 W. Exchange, in Allen, Texas. If you are a new leader or you simply want to get to know some other leaders in the surrounding areas, be sure to check this out.
NEW ADVANCEMENT GUIDE ORIENTATION -- JANUARY 21, 2012 AT 2:00PM
Join us at the Bobby Lyle Billy Gamble Scouting Center for an hour-long orientation regarding the *NEW* Advancement Guide! This new guide goes a lot deeper into the specifics of the Boy Scout advancement program. There have also been several changes, so come see what they are! Ask questions! Take notes! We will be at the Scouting Center at 2:00pm.
ONLINE RE-CHARTER CLINIC -- JANUARY 26, 2012 AT 7:30PM
For those both new and experienced with the online re-charter system, this clinic is meant to be a teaching session and a refresher. Come join our Commissioner's Staff in this extremely beneficial clinic to learn the ins and outs of the re-charter system. Don't get caught off guard this year! Get this knowledge under your belt and we can make this year's re-charter flow smoothly. We will be at the Allen Stake Center on January 26th, 2012 at 7:30pm.
DISTRICT DINNER -- JANUARY 28, 2012 AT 5:00PM
Southern Sky will be celebrating its final year at our District Dinner! The dinner is scheduled to be on January 28th at Stonebriar Community Church on Parkwood Dr. in Frisco. Please save the date. More information and registration can be found on the Southern Sky website at http://www.southernskydistrict.org/coming-events/district-dinner/.
We are currently looking for nominations for several awards. More information can be found on the website above as well as the forms for nominations. All nominations must be in by January 13th, 2012. Please turn these in to Eric Williamson at the Fairview Office or at Eric.Williamson@scouting.org.
DO YOU NEED HELP?
If you need help with program ideas, call:
Advancement/Eagle Scout Questions: Rob Hayes 214-263-5060
Activities: Dave McKeehan 520-289-4475
Training: Anna Sturdivant 214-250-6057
OA Chapter: Kevin Lovett, Sr. 214-547-1088
Questions about your unit"¦Call our District Commissioner, Colby Norton, 972-423-5888.
Other questions, call our professional staff, Eric Williamson 214-509-2117.
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District Chairman: Vacant
District Commissioner: Kresha Alvarado
District Executive: Mike Denoy
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JANUARY
3 District Committee Mtg 7:30 PM, Location TBA
5 Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtable, 7:30 PM, Location TBA
10 District Commissioner Mtg 7:30 PM, Location TBA
12 Order of the Arrow, 7:30 PM
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WELCOME
At this point you should be aware that your district has changed. We couldn't be more excited to welcome you to East Trinity Trails District. This is an exciting opportunity for us to place more focus on our local communities. We want to provide the best scouting program possible and we want you to be a part of that. If you have any questions about the new district please contact Mike Denoy at michael.denoy@scouting.org.
FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
It's time for our 2012 Friends of Scouting Campaign and we need every family to be involved. Funding is a vital tool in our ability to provide the scouting program in Rockwall, Heath, Royse City, Nevada, Fate, and Wylie. How do we receive funding? We receive funding from the generous donations of families like yours. We cannot sustain our program without financial support and every dollar makes a difference. If your pack or troop needs to set up a presentation or campaign, please contact Robert Phillips at 469-698-0899 or RPhillips@samcocapital.com.
DISTRICT LEADERSHIP
Have you ever wondered what volunteer opportunities are available outside of a pack or troop? There are more than you may realize. In order to provide the scouting program it takes a dedicated group of volunteers outside of the units to make sure that our district operates. Do you have an interest in recruiting youth? Do you enjoy fundraising? Do you have a passion for activities? Would you like the opportunity to mentor unit leaders? Then the District Committee or District Commissioner Staff is the place for you! If you have an interest in helping with the District Committee, then please contact Mike Denoy at 214-902-6735 or michael.denoy@scouting.org. If you are interested in serving on the District Commissioner's staff, then please contact Kresha Alvarado at kalv@sbcglobal.net.
TRAINING
Have you received all of the training that you need to help your son have the best Scouting experience possible? If your answer is no, then we have an opportunity for you. The great news is that you can take all of your trainings online! All you need to do is go to www.myscouting.org and set up your account. When more leaders are trained, then more boys stay in the program. If you are looking for a more personal experience, then please call Keith Brown at 214-240-7478 or brownka54@gmail.com, and he would be happy to get you signed up for a class.
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District Chairman: Greg Noschese
District Commissioner: Montgomery Harris
District Executive: Ophelia Phillips
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JANUARY
3 Key Three Meeting
3 District Committee Meeting
5 Roundtable Meeting
9 District Commissioner Meeting
21 District Annual Dinner
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NEW DISTRICT LOGO-FROM THE DESK OF MR. BILL HAYDEN
To go along with our new District name, we now need a new logo. (The one I have on the site is an interim image I threw together to get us by for a while) Since a Boy Scout's suggestion was used for the name, we would like for a Cub Scout to come up with a design idea for the logo. Christi will polish it up and we will use it on the website, etc. The Cub Scout that submits the winning design will receive a campership to Twilight Camp.
Submit ideas (scanned sketches please) to Bill Hayden at: wdh61@swbell.net. The district committee will select the winning entry and announce it in January.
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING AT SMU-JANUARY 7, 2011
Online registration closes December 12, 2011 for the 2012 University of Scouting
University of Scouting- Education Leadership Training for adults' leaders.
Please go online to register and review the Course Catalog.
Fee is $40.00 for walk up registration on the day of the event.
Please let me know if you need any assistance.
Literature is available on the Eastern Skies District training page: http://easternskies.net/district/index.php?option=com_content&view=section&layout=blog&id=3&Itemid=32
FACEBOOK PAGE
We have set up a Facebook page for the district. There will be times when an urgent message will be posted on the Facebook site first, and an email or website posting will follow after that. The Facebook page is: http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Eastern-Skies-District-Boy-Scouts-of-America/138890796210846
Please visit this page and click the "Like" button.
MEMBERSHIP "RING OUT"¯
Did you know that if a boy is not registered he does not get credit for advancement or is not covered under our insurance?
We need to make sure that every scout that is meeting with you is registered. We will have a district wring out. A wring out is when we compare your roster to the roster that is listed in the system. Anyone that is not listed on our roster we will need to make sure the parent fills out an application on their boy. Please make sure all applications are turned in for youth and adults
Ringout rosters are still needed. Please send your scout roster to Ophillip@bsamail.org. Please make sure to verify that your unit is 100% registered.
YOUTH PROTECTION
Please remember to take Youth Protection Training, log on to MyScouting.org and go to My Training. There you should find the "Youth Protection Training"¯ link. It takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes to complete online. If your member ID is linked to your MyScouting name, the YPT records will show up in the system. We suggest that you print out your certificate and either fax or bring it in to the Allen or Dallas offices. Please remember to have a copy of your youth protection card at all times especially when attending to camping events. For additional training please go online to Circle10.org.
PICTURES
Please submit articles concerning your pack and troop. We love to hear and see what young people and leaders are doing in the Eastern Skies District.
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District Executive: Gary Garza
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JANUARY
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5 District Committee Meeting -- National Scouting Museum -- 7:00pm
7 University of Scouting - SMU
8 Webelos to Scout Transition - Unit Leaders Meeting
9 Cub Scout Leader Roundtable - -- Plymouth Park UMC -- Irving -- 7:00pm
12 District Commissioner's Staff Meeting -- National Scouting Museum -- 7:00pm
14-15 Webelos Show-N-Do -- Camp Wisdom
23 Recharter Turn-in Deadline -- Plymouth Park UMC -- Irving -- 7:00pm
27 District Dinner -- Sheraton DFW -- Irving -- 6:30pm
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WEBELOS SHOW-N-DO
The Five Trails District Membership Committee cordially invites you and your Webelos to the Webelos Show-n-Do on Saturday, January 14 at Camp Wisdom from 1:00 to 5:00pm Cost for the day of fun is $3. This is a great time for all Webelos and their parents to explore the World of Boy Scouts and to meet the Five Trails District Scoutmasters. For full details, please attend the January Roundtable or contact Peter Parish at (972) 814-9502 or pete.parish@verizon.net
DISTRICT DINNER
Calling all District Scouters! You are cordially invited to attend the District Dinner on Friday, January 27, 2011 at the Sheraton DFW. The festivities start at 6:30 with a gathering time and then dinner will be served shortly after 7:00pm. The cost for is $25 per person.
This is a fabulous evening for us to join together and celebrate the phenomenal year we had in 2011 in all our Packs, Troops, Teams, and Crews and in the District! We will also be recognizing you for all the hard work and passion that you do each week to make a difference in the lives of so many youth! For full details, please attend the January Roundtables or contact Pam Peveto at 972-986-6516 or pampeveto@verizon.net
SCOUTING FOR FOOD
This is a great opportunity to make an impact in our communities! This year's Scouting for Food Drive is scheduled for February 11 (Bags Out) and February 18 (Bags Collected and taken to local food pantries). For full details and bag pick up, please attend January Roundtables.
FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
What is Friends of Scouting and why should you give to it? FOS is the largest single portion of income for our Council. Without it, we could not serve the youth of our communities through Scouting. We will be conducting FOS at January and February Pack Meetings and Courts of Honor. If you have not scheduled your presentation, please contact Becky Pullum, FOS Presentation Chair, at (214) 587-7912 or becky@jimpullumproductions.com. We need everyone's financial support to continue quality programming in Five Trails District.
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District Chairman: John Stone
District Commissioner: Debra Copley
District Vice Chairman-Program: David Wille
District Vice Chairman-Administration: Jeff Butcher
District Vice Chairman-Finance: Marty Cummings
District Vice Chairman- LDS Relations: Ken Midgley
Senior District Executive: Jim Sullivan
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January
6 Great Plains District Dinner; First United Methodist Church of Plano 5:30
7 University of Scouting; SMU
10 District Committee Meeting; First United Methodist Church of Plano 7 pm
12 District Commissioners Meeting; 2700 Roundrock, Plano 6:30 pm
12 Boy Scouts/ Cub Scout Roundtable/ OA Meeting; LDS Church at 2700 Roundrock, Plano 7:30pm
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February
9 District Commissioners Meeting; 2700 Roundrock, Plano 6:30 pm
9 Boy Scouts/ Cub Scout Roundtable/ OA Meeting; LDS Church at 2700 Roundrock, Plano 7:30pm
11 Scouting for Food First Weekend
14 District Committee Meeting; First United Methodist Church of Plano 7 pm
18 Scouting for Food Last Weekend
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GOLDEN ARROW DISTRICT
This is the first month of our new district! Golden arrow includes plano isd that is south of parker road. Jim sullivan looks forward to working with all the volunteers in golden arrow district! If are interested being involved on the district level then contact jim sullivan at jim.sullivan@scouting.org.
DISTRICT NAMING CONTEST WINNER
We had 15 entries submitted for the new district naming contest. we would like to congratulate Nicholas huge from pack 822 on winning the district naming contest by submitting the Golden Arrow entry! Also, check out the new district website at www.goldenarrowbsa.org.
POPCORN'S TOP SELLERS!
Great Plains District is proud to be the home of Circle 10 Council's Top Three Popcorn Sellers! Congratulation s to: Noah Orta ($10,148), James Bradshaw ($8,889), and Nathan Wille ($8200). Thank you to all those who sold, and to all the Popcorn Kernels out there who helped organize their units sales.
FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
If you have not set your Unit's Friends of Scouting presentation yet, please e-mail jim.sullivan@scouting.org and schedule it as soon as possible. We would like to give a presentation at your pack meeting or Court of Honor.
GREAT PLAINS DISTRICT DINNER
The final Great Plains District Dinner will be on January 6, at the First United Methodist Church of Plano on Spring Creek and Parker. Check in will begin at 5:15 and dinner will begin at 5:30. Early registration will be $20. Please register and pay before December 31. You can submit information for your unit leader's awards and awards for your unit. For more information please visit the Great Plains website, www.greatplainsbsa.org.
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
University of Scouting is coming up fast! It will be on January 7, at Southern Methodist University from 8 AM to 4:30 PM, and offers training classes that are not offered anywhere else. The Registration fee is $40. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn new ideas and implementation techniques from experienced scout volunteers from all over Circle 10 Council. For more information please visit http://www.c10univ.org/
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Senior District Executive: Dennis Luellen
NO ARTICLE SUBMITTED
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District Executive: Ed Grune
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January
3 District Committee Meeting, Fairview Scout Office, 7:30 pm
5 Twilight Camp Planning Meeting, McKinney LDS; 6:45pm
5 All Roundtables, McKinney LDS, 7:30 pm
5 OA Chapter Meeting, McKinney LDS, 7:30pm
7 University of Scouting SMU
8 Order of the Arrow Lodge Banquet
10 Commissioner's Staff Meeting, McKinney LDS, 7:30 pm
12 Re-charter Online Clinic (For ALL Units), McKinney LDS, 7:30pm
21 District Awards & Eagle Recognition Dinner, Location TBA
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SAFARI: TWILIGHT CAMP 2012 - PLANNING
Yes, it's that time of year again, the time to start planning for twilight camp.
On Thursday Jan 5th at 6:30pm at the LDS Stake Center on Eldorado (where roundtable is held).
We would like a representative from all packs to attend so even if you haven't found your pack representative, send someone who can take notes.
Any Questions on Twilight camp 2012 -- Please contact Andy Tate, 2012 Twilight Camp Director - andy@bestfinancialconsulting.com
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
The University of Scouting is an adult leader's learning adventure! It is an action-packed, fun-filled single day of supplemental training where you choose the sessions you wish to take. Sessions are led by experienced volunteers and professionals who will help you enhance your ability to deliver a fun and exciting program to the scouts.
There are all sorts of GREAT classes"¦Last year I learned all about magic tricks for Cub scouts, "How to keep your den under control', and fun science experiments"¦..but there are also MANY more classes on just about every other scouting topic you can think of, from the serious to the light-hearted. I suggest everyone go!
When: Saturday, January 7, 2012 from 7:00am until 4:30pm.
Where: Campus of SMU
More info here: http://www.c10univ.org/
DISTRICT AWARDS DINNER
Keep posted on the website for the latest info on the District Awards Dinner"¦.more info to come soon! www.lonestardistrict.org
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETING
Join our district committee! It's a great way to be involved in the local scouting mission, beyond your home pack or troop. Our committee meets the first Tuesday of each month at the Bobby Lyle Billy Gamble Scouting Center in Fairview. Ever want to try your hand at planning a camporee? Help run training events? Wonder where those crazy patch designs come from? Budgeting, Recruiting, Fundraising, ADMINISTRATION! It's all at the district committee where we come up with it all! Join us this month! Let us know that you are interested in serving before-hand, and we'll have some goodies prepared for you! Contact our Committee Chairman Greg France at: 214-620-3705.
ROUNDTABLE
The roundtable for December will be great. If there is anything that you would like to see discussed at RT, please contact our RT Commissioners Greg Meals and Lisa Walters at: greg3meals@netscape.net and lisandavew@sbcglobal.net with your suggestions. It starts at 7:30pm at the McKinney LDS Church, 2801 Eldorado Pkwy McKinney.
Mark your Calendars for Jan 5th"¦BE THERE!
DISTRICT COMMISSIONER STAFF
Like the District Committee, the District Commissioner Staff is another great way to serve a broader portion of the youth in our area. We meet on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:30pm at the McKinney LDS Church, 2801 Eldorado Pkwy McKinney.
The Commissioners are the "friends' of the unit, and help them with anything they may need / questions about scouting policies and procedures and best practices. This is an ideal job for an experienced scouter in search of a new volunteering opportunity.
For info see David Lambeth at: 972-571-6511
DO YOU NEED HELP?
If you need help with program ideas, call:
Cub Scouts: Lisa Walters lisandavew@sbcglobal.net
Boy Scouts: Greg Meals greg3meals@netscape.net
Venture/Varsity Scouts: Duwaine Thomas 972-540-6966
Advancement: Brenda Fee brendafee1@gmail.com
Activities: Mark Hanes 214-876-7194
Training: Mike Anderson 972-540-6532
OA Chapter: Bill Fisher 214-202-9661
Questions about your unit"¦Call our District Commissioner, David Lambeth: 972-571-6511
Questions about Lone Star District"¦Call our District Chairman, Greg France; 214-620-3705.
Other questions call our professional staff, Ed Grune: 214-509-2116
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District Chairman:
District Vice Chairman:
District Commissioner:
District Executive: Tim Fuller
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January:
5- District Committee
5 - Commissioner Meeting
7 - University of Scouting
12 - Roundtable
13 -- District Dinner
19 -- OA Meeting
27-29 First weekend of Wood Badge 100
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WHAT A BUSY YEAR 2011 WAS!
There were lots of opportunities to camp, to recruit and to have tons of fun and I know that 2012 will bring many more!
What a great time was had at the Adolphus Parade! Thank you to Pack 1908, Troop 507 and Troop 498 for representing Mountain Lake District.
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
January 7th is University of Scouting. This busy, fun filled day has classes for EVERY LEADER! Do you want to know more about Dutch Oven Cooking? What about Webelos Crafts? Are you a new Commissioner looking to learn about the Journey to Excellence or a Boy Scout or Crew leader looking for program ideas? Check out www.c10univ.org for all classes and registration questions.
DISTRICT COMMITTEE
Want to help Scouting in Mountain Lake be the best but don't know where to go?
Are you looking for a new challenge? Then join us the first Thursday of every month at our District Committee meeting! Come on down and put your skills to the test.
You can join the Activities Committee and help plan events.
Do you like camping? Then hop on the Camping Committee!
Do you enjoy teaching others? Then join the Training committee to help us train our Scout Leaders to be the best!!
Scouting in the Mountain Lake District would not be what is if it were not for our hardworking volunteers that make the district run. In order for us to continue the success of Scouting in Grand Prairie we need your help! We meet the first Thursday of the month at the Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce from 7:00PM to 8:00PM. The chamber is located at 900 Conover drive.
COMMISSIONER'S CORNER
Commissioners are district and council leaders who help Scout units succeed. They coach and consult with adult leaders of Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout troops, and Venturing crews.
The commissioner staff meeting takes place immediately following the district committee meeting at the Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce from 8:00PM-9:00PM. The chamber is located at 900 Conover Drive.
ROUNDTABLE
Join us from 7:00 - 8:30pm on the second Thursday of the month at the Grand Prairie Family Church at 1513 S. Beltline Road in Grand Prairie for some fun at Roundtable! This is a wonderful way to get great and new ideas and programs from other leaders to take back to your Scouts. Plus it's a fun opportunity to socialize with old friends as well as make some new ones! Come and see who our guests will be each month. Thank you SGP Robotics Team 704 for bringing last month's honored guest!
OA MEETING
Are you in the Order of the Arrow? Are you aware of all the great things going on lately?
Make sure you are in attendance for the next OA meeting to find out! Contact your OA Advisor, Alan Larson at oahitman@yahoo.com, for meeting information.
TRAINING
Do you have any new scout leaders? Or do you just need a refresher course? Be sure to check out www.myscouting.org!! Just login, or create a profile if you don't have one, and train away!!
OR, do you think you have taken every possible training? Wonderful leadership training is available through Wood Badge. Our council has 4 WB opportunities a year; make sure you register for one today on www.circle10.org.
Every scout deserves a trained leader!
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District Chairman: Brad Mayne
District Commissioner: Debbie Chesley
District Executive: Vacant (contact Roger Derrick, Field Director)
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January
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District Training Committee Meeting
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University of Scouting
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Cub Scout Roundtable
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Boy Scout Roundtable
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District Dinner
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Roundtable
Please remember that this is the most important meeting of the month! We will be giving out important dates, curriculum for the next month, and any announcements that need to be made.
District Training Committee Meeting
The District Training Committee is open to paid and volunteer Scouters in the North District. This committee works to provide opportunities for adult and youth training to ensure that the highest quality programs may be delivered consistently within BSA standards and that each scout has the benefit of well-trained leaders.
There are many opportunities to serve the adults and youth of the North District within the realm of Training. Whether you are passionate about Venturing, Boy Scouting or Cub Scouting, we have opportunities for you to work with others in staffing events, coordinating training courses and behind-the-scenes activities that don't require standing up in front of others. If you have been waiting for an opportunity or an invitation to join the North District's training team, consider yourself invited. Please contact Brad Pense via e-mail or phone (469-235-1874) to take advantage of the opportunity to affect the lives of the youth in our area by helping train their leaders.
Boy Scout Round Table
The 2nd Thursday of each month 7:00 pm Gathering; 7:30 - 9:00 pm roundtable. Roundtable is held at First Christian Church 1835 Walnut Street, Carrolton, Texas 75006.
Cub Scout Round Table
The 2nd Tuesday of each month 7:00 pm Gathering; 7:30 - 9:00 pm roundtable. Roundtable is held at First Christian Church 1835 Walnut Street, Carrolton, Texas 75006. For More Information Contact Elaine Miller.
University of Scouting
The University of Scouting is an adult leader's learning adventure! It is an action-packed, fun-filled single day of supplemental training where you choose the sessions you wish to take. Sessions are led by experienced volunteers and professionals who will help you enhance your ability to deliver a fun and exciting program to the scouts.
YOU should attend for sure along with hundreds of your fellow Scout leaders from Circle Ten Council. All registered leaders, potential leaders and parents looking for the very best program for their youth in scouting will find a variety of class sessions relevant to their current or future position in Scouting.
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District Chairman:
District Vice Chairman:
District Commissioner:
District Executive: Justice Hill
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District Chair: Jay Barksdale
District Commissioner: Trenda Thompson
District Executive: Scott Mahone
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JANUARY
12 District Committee Meeting
12 Commissioner Meeting
14 Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtable
14 Order of the Arrow
18 Scouting for Food Pick up
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District Chairman: John Thompson
District Vice Chairman: Jeff Bosque
District Commissioner: Hilary Jiresak
District Executive: Adam Hunter
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JANUARY
5 District Committee Meeting at Central Lutheran Church @7PM
7 University of Scouting @SMU
12 District Commissioners Meeting @7PM Location: TBA
19 Roundtables, OA Chapter Meeting @ 7PM @ Location: TBA
27 White Rock District Recognition Dinner 7PM @ Knights of Columbus Hall
28 District Advance-o-ree 8AM @ Redeemer Bible Church
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UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
University of Scouting will be January 7 at SMU. Please go to http://www.c10univ.org/ for more information.
DISTRICT DINNER (AWARDS)
Please be sure to go to www.whiterockdistrict.org and get forms to nominate volunteers from your unit for district awards. This is a great way to recognize volunteers at the district dinner held on January 27, 2012 at Knights of Columbus Hall.
CAMP CARDS
Circle 10 will be selling camp cards again this year to help cub scouts go to Day Camp and Boy Scouts go to Summer Camp. Please be looking for more information from the District Camp Card Chair Don Kelly.
YOUTH PROTECTION TRAINING - REQUIRED
- Youth Protection Training is required for all registered volunteers.
- New leaders are required to take Youth Protection Training before they submit their application for registration. The certificate of completion for this training must be submitted at the time application is made and before volunteer service with youth begins.
- Youth Protection Training must be taken every two years. If a volunteer's Youth Protection Training record is not current at the time of recharter, the volunteer will not be reregistered.
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District Chairman: Jamie Hamilton 214-803-9282 cell
District Commissioner: John Brown 972-564-2293 cell
District Executive: Donnie Valley 214-476-1916 cell
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January
1 - New Year's Day
2 - Circle Ten Council Offices Closed - New Year's Holiday
5 - District Committee Meeting, 7:00pm, 11015 East Hwy 205, Terrell, TX
7 - University of Scouting, 8:00am to 4:00pm, Southern Methodist University
12 -- District Commissioner's Meeting, 6:30pm/ Roundtable, 7:00pm at the First United Methodist Church of Canton
14 -- Unit Recharter Training and Turn-In, 8:00am, First United Methodist Church of Canton
16 - Circle Ten Council Offices Closed -- Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
28-29 - Oak Leaf Training, Camp Trevor Reese-Jones
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February
2 - District Committee Meeting, 7:00pm, 11015 East Hwy 205, Terrell, TX
9 -- District Commissioner's Meeting, 6:30 pm/ Roundtable, 7:00pm at the First United Methodist Church of Canton
11 - Scouting for Food Bag Distribution
18 -- Scouting for Food Bag Pick-Up
20 - Circle Ten Council Offices Closed -- President's Day
28 -- 2012 Camp Card Sales Kick-off, 7:00pm, First Christian Church of Garland
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March
1 - District Committee Meeting, 7:00pm, 11015 East Hwy 205, Terrell, TX
8 -- District Commissioner's Meeting 6:30pm/ Roundtable, 7:00pm at the First United Methodist Church of Canton
23-25 - Texas Skies Spring Camporee, Camp Trevor Reese-Jones
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BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY
The Terrell Chamber of Commerce honored the Boy Scouts of America as one of its newest members with a ribbon cutting ceremony on December 7th. The ribbon cutting ceremony, which included Scouts and Scout leaders from Troop 391, was a grand occasion and a great opportunity to showcase the Scouting program to the Terrell community. We would like to thank Troop 391 for their participation in the ceremony
Thanks for all your support!
Donnie Valley, DE Cherokee District
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District Chairman John Boswell
Vice Chairman"”Finance Jason Bethel
District Commissioner Walt Sherman
District Executive Jerry Greener
ROUND TABLE
Mark your calendars!!!!! The next Texoma Valley Cub/Boy scout round table will be on January 5th, 2012 at Grayson County College at 7:00pm (6101 State Highway 691, Denison, TX 75020). This is a great resource to gather news and information about Texoma Valley district and scouting so please invite any and every one from your unit to join you.
TIME TO RE-CHARTER
Every active unit in the Texoma Valley District re-charters for another year and the annual process for this will take place during the month of December. Check the website for more updates on re-charter or contact Jerry Greener with questions: 214-707-9546 jerome.greener@scouting.org.
FAMILY FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
The Texoma Valley District will begin the annual Friends of Scouting fundraiser that supplements funding for camps and for less fortunate scouting families. A representative of the Texoma Valley District will be contacting your unit soon but donations are welcome at any time of the year. Interested in helping improve scouting? Please contact Jerry Greener Jerome.Greener@scouting.org.
*For more information on Texoma Valley please visit our website at www.texomavalley.org. or contact Jerome Greener at jgreener@bsamail.org. or 214-707-9546.
SCOUTING FOR FOOD
The Circle Ten council participates in the largest single-day food collection on February 18, 2012. Scouts from all over the Texoma Valley district (Grayson and Bryan counties) will collect non-perishable canned food for the sake of feeding those less fortunate. Want to get involved with this awesome experience? Please contact Jerry Greener at Jerome.greener@scouting.org.
DISTRICT DINNER
Time to celebrate all the great accomplishments our Texoma Valley Eagle Scouts and other scouters have achieved this year. The District Dinner will be at Grayson College again this year on January 27th, 6:00 p.m. Reserve your spot today by R.S.V.P at www.texomvalley.org.
CAMP CARD
Trying to find a way to cover all of the summer camp costs for this year? Have no fear Camp Card fundraiser is back this year. Sign your unit up to sell camp cards and the boys will receive 50% commission to cover many of the costs of summer camp. Sign up online by going to www.texomvalley.org.
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District Executive: Gordon Sidler
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January
3 7pm Distict Committee
5 7pm District Commissioner's Meeting
12 7pm Roundtable
14 7pm District Dinner
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February
2 7pm District Committee
5 Socut Sunday
9 7pm Commissioner/
9 7pm Roundtalbe
11&18 Scouting For Food
25 Merit Badge Day
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March
1 District Committee
3 District Pine wood dirby
6 Camp Card
8 Roundtable
9 Baloo Outdoor leader skills
10 Fish and Fun Day
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SCOUTING FOR FOOD. FEBRUARY 11 & 18
Start early, finish strong! Please make the date for this year scouting for food. Please check with Cynthia as to the areas you will be coming.
DISTRICT DINNER
The district Dinner is in January. This is a great time to celebrate the year we had together. This is a time of fun and fellowship. We look forward to seeing everyone come and participate at the District Dinner. We also look forward to seeing those District Awards given out to the leaders of Tawakoni District.
AWARDS
Calling all leaders to submit names of fellow scouter for District Award of Merit and other Tawakoni awards. Please come to Roundtable to find out all the details.
DISTRICT COMMITTEE
We are in need of new and vibrant Scouters who want to work on the District Committee. If you have Scouting experience and would like to share in the fun and exciting world of Scouting at the District Level ,please contact Gordon at Roundtable for more information.
FRIENDS OF SCOUTING
This year we want to extend a warm invitation to all the units for our Friends of Scouting campaign. As you know we come in once a year to invite parents to help support the scouting program. Please speak to Gordon about the details of this year program at Roundtable. Or email him at Gordon.Sidler@scouting.org.
ROUNDTABLE
Please remember we provide Roundtable on the second Thursday of each month so as to provide training for next month. Thanks to all those who make it a great success.
DISTRICT PINE WOOD DERBY
Plan to attend this year Pinewood Derby. This District event brings a lot of fun and excitement. We look forward to seeing all of you there.
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District Chair:
District Commissioner:
District Executive: Andrew Dilliner
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District Chairman: Cory Spillman
District Vice Chairman: Jeff Conrad
District Commissioner: Duane McKown
District Executive: Carlos Coronado
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JANUARY
5 District Committee Meeting at Cedar Hill Government Center @7PM
7 University of Scouting @SMU
12 District Commissioners Meeting @ Methodist Charleston @7PM
19 Roundtables, Lippoe Chapter Meeting 7PM @ Duncanville Grace Place
21 District Recognition Dinner 7PM @Northwood University
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UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING
University of Scouting will be January 7 at SMU. Please go to http://www.c10univ.org/ for more information.
DISTRICT DINNER (AWARDS)
Please be sure to go to www.wisdomtrail.org and get forms to nominate volunteers from your unit for district awards. This is a great way to recognize volunteers at the district dinner held on January 21, 2012 at Northwood University.
CAMP CARDS
Circle 10 will be selling camp cards again this year to help cub scouts go to Day Camp and Boy Scouts go to Summer Camp. Please be looking for more information from the District Camp Card Chair Gaye Meredith.
CUBOREE
Wisdom Trail will be having their annual Cuboree for Cub Scouts on March 2-4 at Camp Wisdom. Dan Price will be the Chairman for this event, but if you are interested in helping please contact Carlos Coronado at Carlos.Coronado@scouting.org.
SPRING CAMPOREE
Wisdom Trail will also be having their annual Spring Camporee on March 30- April 1at the Trevor Reese Jones Camp in Athens, TX. Please contact Jorge Montequin if you are interested in helping out at Jmontequin@juno.com.
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| LEARNING FOR LIFE |
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Espie Randolph -- Outreach Director
Sherri Wood -- Metro District Executive
Karen Thunert -- Southwest District Executive
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JANUARY
12 District Committee Meeting
12 Commissioner Meeting
14 Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtable
14 Order of the Arrow
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Online Career Interest Survey
School districts across the country are shifting to online and digital formats for curriculum, testing, and administering surveys. Learning for Life has partnered with the AIM Institute to create a new survey of our own to help gauge the career interests of youth.
A test pilot is being conducted nationwide, and the survey launches Jan. 1, 2012. Pricing and registration information are located on the LFL internal website under "Hot Spot."¯
It is the mission of Learning for Life to enable young people to become responsible individuals by teaching positive character traits, career development, leadership, and life skills so they can make moral choices and achieve their full potential.
If you would like to know more about Learning for Life please contact the Learning for Life staff at 214-902-6700.
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