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DECEMBER 2014
JANUARY 3, 2015
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Staff Directory...........................................................................................................................................................................................3
I’m a New Leader! What Do I Do?..........................................................................................................................................................4
Circle Ten Council Social Media.............................................................................................................................................................5
Scouting for Food......................................................................................................................................................................................6
High Adventure News..............................................................................................................................................................................7
World Scout Jamboree..............................................................................................................................................................................9
Camping News........................................................................................................................................................................................10
Wood Badge............................................................................................................................................................................................12
Adventures in Art at the National Scouting Museum........................................................................................................................14
Eagle Scout News: Sons of the American Revolution Scholarship, Eagle Photography................................................................15
District News .........................................................................................................................................................................................17
Community Events.................................................................................................................................................................................31
WinterFest, Dallas Stars Scout Game, AT&T Stadium Scout Sleepover, Mesquite Arena - ArenaCross, Dallas
Sidekicks, Allen Americans, Dallas Summer Musicals
Circle Ten Council Staff
Director of Field Services, Greg Balog
Central Service Area
Field Director, James Parnell - 214-902-6729
Cimarron District Executive, Daniela Rios - 214-902-6730
Mustang District Director, Pete Peterson - 214-902-6725
Mustang District Executive, Michael Garcia - 214-902-6731
West Park Sr. District Executive, Ezra Hernandez - 214-902-6757
Wisdom Trail District Executive, Andrew George - 214-902-6739
East Central Service Area
Field Director, Michael Hunt - 214-902-6720
Blackland Prairie District Executive, Alberto Saucedo - 214-902-6756
Eastern Skies Sr. District Executive, Ophelia Phillips - 214-902-6728
Northern Trail District Executive, Matt Fortuna - 214-902-6743
Tejas Caddo District Executive, Giovanni Angon - 214-902-6741
Eastern Service Area
Field Director, Ken Camp - 214-902-6724
Duck Creek Sr. District Executive, Adrian Rivas - 214-902-6736
East Trinity Trails District Executive, Ryan Kinkade - 214-509-2120
Golden Arrow District Executive, Reece Hanson - 214-509-2114
Texas Skies District Executive, Marjorie Malig - 214-902-6752
Tonkawa District Executive, Ryan Masteller - 214-509-2119
214-902-6785
Northern Service Area
Field Director, Jordan Ray - 214-509-2108
Service Area Membership Director, Maribeth Hughes - 214-509-2121
Eagle Trail Sr. District Executive, VACANT - 214-509-2117
Iron Horse Sr. District Executive, Frank Griffin - 214-902-6758
Lone Star District Executive, Tim Mason - 214-509-2116
Northern Lights District Executive, Ron Settele - 214-509-2115
Texoma Valley District Executive, Austin O’Neil - 214-509-2113
Southwestern Service Area
Field Director, Roger Derrick - 214-902-6723
Five Trails District Executive, VACANT - 214-902-6747
Mountain Lake District Executive, Michael Clanahan - 214-902-6740
North Star Sr. District Executive, Bradley Falatko - 214-902-6744
Southern Star District Executive, William Kimsey - 214-902-6751
Trinity Woods District Executive, Laura Eggleston - 214-902-6750
LFL Service Area
Director, Espie Randolph, Jr. - 214-902-6718
Exploring Director, Carlos Coronado - 214-902-6721
Learning for Life Executive, Sherri Wood - 214-902-6745
Exploring Executive, Clarisa Figueroa - 214-902-6746
Support Services
Director of Support Services, Scott Ferguson - 214-902-6777
Camping Director, Scott Arrington - 214-902-6778
Program Director, Karen Thunert - 214-902-6776
IT & Communications Director, Greg Taylor - 214-902-6710
Operations Manager, Dick Corcoran - 214-902-6709
Finance Services
Director of Finance Service, Don Burke - 214-902-6711
Development Director, Jim Sullivan - 214-902-6708
Marketing Director, Brandi Mantz - 214-902-6794
Social Media Director, Greg Mazen - 214-902-6749
Executive Staff
Scout Executive/CEO, Pat Currie - 214-902-6701
Deputy Scout Executive/COO, David Williams - 214-902-6712
Circle Ten Council Camps
Clements Scout Ranch/Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp
11217 FM 2970, Athens 75751
Roy Cassel, Camp Ranger; Sam King, Asst. Ranger
903-675-3781 phone
903-677-3971 fax
Camp Wisdom/Billy Sowell Scout Camp/Shirley Sowell Cub World
6400 Redbird Lane, Dallas 75236
Dan Minnick, Camp Ranger; Preston Larman, Asst. Ranger
972-298-3177 phone
972-298-0145 fax
Constantin/Jack D. Furst Aquatics Base
3003 Park Road 36, Graford 76449
Shae Smith, Camp Ranger
940-779-2131 phone
940-779-2131 fax
Camp James Ray
David Carson, Camp Ranger; Frisco Reid, Asst. Ranger
1931 Mill Creek Road, Pottsboro 75076
903-786-2591 phone
903-786-3943 fax
“I’m a new leader!
What do I do?”
To better understand the required trainings for your registered position in the
pack, troop, team, crew, ship, or post, see below.
All courses - except those marked with an asterisk (*) - are available online at myscouting.org. A complete list of
trainings is available at scouting.org/training/adult.
All leaders must complete Youth Protection Training (YPT) every two years ‫ ـ‬a requirement for rechartering.
Cub Scout Leader-Specific
Scoutmaster/Assistant Scoutmaster
YPT, Scoutmaster/Assistant
Scoutmaster Specific*, Introduction
to Outdoor Leader Skills*
Venturing Committee Member/
Committee Chairman
Venturing YPT, Venturing Adult
Leader Training*
Cub Den Leader/Assistant Cub
Den Leader
YPT, Den Leader Job Specific
Varsity Team Leader/Assistant
Team Leader
YPT, Varsity Adult Leader Training*,
Introduction to Outdoor Leader
Skills*
Exploring
Tiger Cub Den Leader/Assistant
Tiger Cub Den Leader
YPT, Tiger Leader Job Specific
Webelos Leader/Assistant Webelos
Leader
YPT, Webelos Leader Job Specific
Cubmaster/Assistant Cubmaster
YPT, Cubmaster/Assistant
Cubmaster Job Specific
Pack Training
YPT (specific to unit), Pack Trainer
Job Specific
Pack Committee Member/
Committee Chairman
YPT, Pack Committee Job
Specific
Boy Scout LeaderSpecific
Troop Committee
Member/Committee
Chairman
YPT, Troop Commmittee
Challenge
Varsity Team Committee/
Committee Chairman
YPT, Troop Committee Challenge
Venturing Leader-Specific
Venturing Advisor/Assistant
Venturing Advisor
Venturing YPT, Venturing Adult
Leader Training
All Registered Positions
Exploring YPT, Exploring Adult
Leader Training*
Other
Chartered Organization Rep
(COR)
YPT (specific to unit), This Is
Scouting, Training the COR*
Unit College Scouter Reserve
YPT
Circle Ten Council Social Media Attention Scouts, Scoutmasters, family and friends of Scouting:
The Circle Ten Council of Boy Scouts of America is constantly growing and looking for
new ways to spread the mission of Scouting:
To prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them
the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
Our greatest asset is YOU! You love Scouting and you want all of your friends and family
to love Scouting as well, right? Please help us spread the word by following us on Social Media.
v Facebook: Find us by searching Circle Ten Council
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In addition to following us, share your experiences with us by posting to our page and
sending us information you would like to see shared with your fellow Scouts.
Explore. Engage. Invite. F
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SCOUTING FOOD
As we enter the holiday season we are surrounded by images
of joy, excitement and celebration. But even in the midst of
this festivity, thousands of people in our community are
hungry with almost half of these being children. And, the
need is growing every day. Through Scouting for Food, we
have the opportunity to help alleviate this need.
Through this cooperative effort, we will make this
the largest food drive in the Circle Ten Council’s
history. Our role will be two fold. On February 7th
and February 14th, our Scouts will again canvas the
neighborhoods, knocking on doors and collecting
food that will be delivered directly to food pantries
within your community. For other ways to help,
such as assisting with the unloading at the pantries,
please contact your unit leader, district’s Scouting
for Food Chair, or your district executive.
We know that your unit calendar is full, but this
is a worthy cause and we urge your unit to be a
part of it – and to enable your leaders and Scouts
to be a part of it. Your district Scouting for Food
Chair will be contacting units soon for your
commitment.
More information is available on http://www.circleten.org/scouting-for-food.
Help Scouts
Feed the Hungry
HIGH ADVENTURE NEWS
Circle Ten Philmont Day
Saturday, October 18th from 9 a.m. until about noon we will have a couple of presentations to assist units preparing
for a Philmont trek next summer. Philmont is sending a representative to provide information about Philmont and
planning for your trek. We will also have a presentation on equipment. Advisors, youth and parents are welcome to
the meeting at the John D. Murchison Scout Office, 8605 Harry Hines.
Philmont 2015
Circle Ten has a few crews available for next summer. The first group departs June 11, 2015 and returns June 24,
2015 and the second group departs June 23, 2015 and returns July 6, 2015. There will be some opportunities to go
to Philmont next summer for individuals and small groups. Philmont participants must be 14 years of age prior to
arrival OR completed 8th Grade and be at least 13 years of age prior to participation. If you’re interested email Scott
Ferguson and Doug Latimer for details. Scott.Ferguson@Scouting.org and latimerdk@verizon.net.
Northern Tier 2015
Limited space still available at Northern Tier for the 2015 winter and summer program season. 2015 Northern Tier
participants must be 14 years of age OR completed 8th Grade and be at least 13 years of age by the date of arrival.
Call Northern Tier at 218-365-4811 to check on availability.
Sea Base 2015
Sea Base has a limited number of opportunities for the summer of 2015. Log on their system soon and see if there
is an adventure your unit would like to do. Click on the following link and login to check it out. https://scoutnet.
scouting.org/seabase/
Philmont 2016 - NEW PROCESS FOR PHILMONT DIRECT CREWS
Beginning in 2016, any unit will be able to attend in consecutive years. Unit reservation requests for 2016
Expeditions for Philmont Scout Ranch will be made online beginning Wednesday, October 29 thru Wednesday,
November 19, 2014. Please read this information completely for instructions on the process, fees, and attendance
requirements for Philmont. The following information is provided to assist your unit in placing a reservation
request:
From Wednesday, October 29 thru Wednesday, November 19, 2014, reservation requests will be accepted online
for 12-day and 7-day Expeditions. This is strictly a random draw and an entry on October 29, 2014 will be treated
equally as an entry on November 19, 2014.
Click on the following link for more information.
http://philmontscoutranch.org/Camping/TrekPlanning/HowToReserve.aspx#inline_register
Philmont 2016
Drawing for Circle Ten Council Contingent crews will be held during the lunch break at the University of Scouting,
January 3rd. Details will be shared later.
Northern Tier 2016
Click on the following link to sign up for information. http://www.ntier.org/Reservations/LotteryInfo.aspx
Sea Base 2016
Reservation requests for 2016 begin on January 15th 2015 and will end February 15th 2015. We will then conduct a
Lottery and you will be notified as to the results by email.
Triple Crown of National High Adventure Award & Grand
Slam of National High Adventure Award
The Charles L. Sommers Alumni Association (SAA) in conjunction with the Boy Scouts
of America have authorized the issuance of a special certificate and patch to honor those
Scouts and Scouters who have participated in at least one qualified high adventure program
at three National High Adventure Bases operated by the Boy Scouts of America. The SAA
created the Triple Crown of National High Adventure Award (Triple Crown) in 1996 to both
promote all National High Adventure programs and help identify those Scouts with a thirst for
High Adventure who may potentially be interested in serving on the staff of the Northern Tier and
other High Adventure programs. The Boy Scouts of America’s National High Adventure Bases are:
Northern Tier High Adventure Program (Northern Tier), Philmont Scout Ranch (Philmont), Florida
National High Adventure Sea Base (Florida Sea Base), and Paul R. Christen National High Adventure
Base (The Summit).
The Grand Slam of National High Adventure Award honors those who have participated in at least
one qualifying high adventure program at all of the Boy Scouts of America’s National High
Adventure Bases: Northern Tier High Adventure Program (Northern Tier), Philmont Scout
Ranch (Philmont), Florida National High Adventure Sea Base (Florida Sea Base), and Paul R.
Christen National High Adventure Base (The Summit).
The patch for The Grand Slam Award has not been finalized yet and applications are
not being accepted at this time. Details will be released on the following
web page soon. http://www.holry.org/TripleCrownAward/
Who May attend?
Participants
Unity and harmony. Friendship
and peace. All that and
more is reflected in the
Kanji character 和 (WA), in
Japanese culture, and in the
23rd World Scout Jamboree.
Make plans now to be a part
of this once-in-a-lifetime
event, where Scouts and
Venturers from around
the world will meet at the
intersection of tradition and
innovation to explore energy,
technology, and harmony.
Eligible participants must be registered with the Boy Scouts
of America as a Boy Scout or Venturer and have been born
between July 27, 1997, and July 28, 2001. These age ranges
are set by the World Organization of the Scout Movement
(WOSM) and are not negotiable.
International Service Team (IST)
To join the IST at the jamboree, you need to have turned 18 at
the start of the camp, July 28, 2015.
Leaders
All Boy Scouts of America leadership must meet the
requirements listed on the adult leader Web page at
www.scouting.org/worldjamboree. In addition, councils must
first give their approval to applicants. Selection will then be
made under the direction of each regional director.
Registration and Payment
Registration and payment of fees will be done online. The
Web address for general information is www.scouting.org/
worldjamboree. The cost of participation in the 23rd World
Scout Jamboree is as follows:
Adult Leader and Youth Participant— $5,750
International Service Team— $2,000
The registration system will be live soon. Watch the general
information website for more details.
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CAMPING NEWS
Accepting Staff applications
We are now Accepting Summer Camp Staff Applications for all summer camp positions. Check out the new
Summer Camp Staff page HERE for eligibility requirements, a complete list of positions, 2015 summer schedule,
and interview dates. You can also find a downloadable application or follow the links to the all new online
application!
Winter Camp
As the leaves start to change and the relentless summer heat finally starts to subside, its time to start planning
for WINTER CAMP at Trevor Rees-Jones Scout Camp! Click HERE for the Circle Ten Council 2014 Winter
Camp page featuring the leaders guide and the new Merit Badge Addendum (available October 15) and all the
information that you need to plan your Winter Camp adventure. Staff reports on December 26, and the check in
for troops will begin on December 27. Cost is $35 per person and you can sign up through campmaster HERE.
Calling All Adult Leaders Who Love to Shoot!
What do you think the most commonly earned elective merit badges are? Rifle Shooting (13), followed quickly
by Archery (17) and finally Shotgun Shooting (26). What’s common among all these? The need for trained and
certified Adult leaders. That’s right in order for the Scouts, and Venturing Crews to participate in these activities,
units, districts and councils need to a have a large group of trained adult leaders for these three activities.
Fortunately Circle Ten has an active certification process in place and offers certification classes in Rifle, Pistol,
Shotgun, Range Safety Officer and Archery throughout the year. Check out the Circle Ten Shooting Sports
website (http://www.C10ShootingSports.org) or the Shooting Sports
Supplemental Training Page on the Circle Ten website
(http://circleten.org/shooting-sports) for more information and a list
of classes and dates. You can sign up for the classes directly from either
webpage. The Scouts and Venturing Crews need you!
Shooting Sports Merit Badge Completion Opportunity
Is your unit’s records full of Scouts who have partials in the Shooting Sports merit badges - Rifle Shooting,
Shotgun Shooting, and/or Archery? Well then we have the perfect day for you and your Scout. On Saturday,
January 17, 2015 the Circle Ten Shooting Sports Committee will be holding a Shooting Sports Merit Badge
Completion Day.
The purpose of this class is to help the Scouts get those last few incomplete requirements that have been hanging
around. We will have merit badge counselors and shooting instructors available during the event to work with
the Scout on open requirements and help the Scouts with their shooting for score requirement.
Scouts will need to sign up for the class, by using the events list on the Circle Ten Shooting Sports Website
(http://www.c10shootingsports.org/EventsList.html) and clicking on the “View Details” link for the merit
badge they wish to complete. This will display a page about the event and contains a link to a form that must
be filled out in order to register for the class. In this form the Scout must list the specific requirements he wants
to get completed at the event. Scouts may work on a reasonable number of requirements during the day, so
that everyone who signs up can get an opportunity to finish up the missing requirements. This is NOT a class
designed to start on the merit badge. The Scout will need to have researched and come prepared to answer any of
the non-shooting requirements with the counselors.
Also transportation to and from Camp TRJ will be the responsibility of the Scout (or troop) along with any food
for meals during your time at the event.
We look forward to seeing you there and getting those merit badges completed.
Mailing address on next panel
Name
Address
City
Evening Phone
Day Phone
E-mail address
(Circle one) Pack, Troop, Team or Crew No.
Adult Scouting position
ZIP
↑↑↑
I want to participate in (check one):
□ Wood Badge 112
□ Wood Badge 113
□ Wood Badge 114
□ Wood Badge 115
□ Wood Badge 116
I have completed (Please check all that apply):
□ Youth Protection
□ This is Scouting or New Leader Essentials
□ Troop Committee Challenge
□ Leader Specific Training: Cub Scouts,
Boy Scouts, Varsity, Venturing
□ BALOO
□ SM/ ASM Leader Specific Training
□ Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills
□ Powder Horn
□ Trainer’s EDGE
Or
Visit us online at:
www.circleten.org/wood-badge
Wood Badge Training
Circle Ten Council, BSA
8605 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, Texas 75235
Please mail interest form to:
Wood Badge 116 – Camp Wisdom
Course Director – George Lankford
Dates: January 29-31, 2016 and
February 19-21, 2016
Wood Badge 115 – Camp James Ray
Course Director – Chad Packard
Dates: September 24-26 and
October 15-17, 2015
Wood Badge 114 – Philmont - PTC
Course Director – Joe Stallard
Dates: August 16-22, 2015 – Weeklong Course
Wood Badge 113 – Camp James Ray
Course Director – Susie Bishop
Dates: April 10-12 and
April 24-26, 2015
Wood Badge 112 – Camp Wisdom
Course Director – Jimmy Greenwood
Dates: January 23-25 and
February 6-8, 2015
CIRCLE TEN COUNCIL
COURSE SCHEDULE
For ALL Leaders in
Scouting
Wood
Badge
Badge.
neckerchief and woggle that are Wood
will earn the recognition; beads,
plan of action. Upon completion, you
course. You will create and carry out a
what you learned in the practical
The second part is a plan to apply
• Leading to Make a Difference
• Tools of the Trade
• Models for Success
• Bringing the Vision to Life
• Living the Values
of Wood Badge:
concepts that underlie the five themes
opportunity to learn skills and
experience where you have the
weekends, or one week, of practical
The first part is the two 3-day
Scouting and Venturing Scouting.
Scouting, Boy Scouting, Varsity
from all areas of Scouting – Cub
Wood Badge brings together leaders
WHAT IS IT?
Wood Badge
• Completed an Annual Health Form
outdoor environment.
• Capable of functioning safely in an
for their Scouting position.
• Completed the basic training courses
an adult leadership role.)
They do not need to be registered in
Protection guidelines are followed.
long as the appropriate Youth
(Youth 18 and older may attend as
• Be a registered member of the BSA
following prerequisites:
Scouters may apply if they have met the
learning as Scouters.
new levels of personal growth and
youth and other adults, and go on to
skills, extend their understanding of
Baden-Powell, to help leaders hone their
training course started by Robert S.S.
Wood Badge is a comprehensive
Everyone should attend!
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
will your Scouts!
experience and, more importantly, so
greatly from the Wood Badge
As an adult leader you will benefit
ships.
Varsity teams, Venturing crews and
for Cub Scout packs, Boy Scout troops,
men and women who serve as mentors
together in one dynamic course the
Across the nation, Wood Badge brings
program possible.
trained leaders deserve the best
Scouts deserve trained leaders and
WHY ATTEND
WOOD BADGE?
Calling all Scouts and Siblings!
Need a gift for your parents or grandparents? Ever wanted to learn what it takes to become an artist? Now is your
chance!
There's MORE! Cub Scouts attending You Can Paint will finish their Academics Belt Loop for Art, and
several requirements for the Academics Pin for Art are completed during the Magic of Silk Screening.
What
You Can Paint oil painting workshop
Magic of Silk Screening workshop
When
Saturday, December 13, 2014
You Can Paint - 10 a.m.
Magic of Silk Screening - 1 p.m.
Where
National Scouting Museum
1329 W. Walnut Hill Lane
Irving, Texas 75038
Cost
$15 per person / per class
What to Bring
For Magic of Silk Screening ONLY - bring a plain, white t-shirt
Call (972) 580-2476 today to reserve a spot!
Eagle Scout News
Tell your Eagle Scout story by emailing Brandi.Mantz@scouting.org for possible
inclusion in upcoming Circle Ten Council communications.
Sons of the American Revolution Eagle Scout Scholarship
Open to all Eagle Scouts who are currently registered in an active unit and have not
reached their 19th birthday during the year of application (the application year is the
calendar year, January 1 to December 31). The year that the Eagle was awarded is not
restricted. College plans do not need to be completed in order to receive the scholarship.
One scholarship award is given to the state winner - $2,500. You may apply more than
one year if you meet the age requirements but no more than $2,500 total may be granted
to any one Eagle Scout by the Texas Society Eagle Scout Contest. The winner of the Texas
Society Contest is forwarded on to the National Society Contest.
Complete applications must be received no later than January 15th.
More information may be found at http://www.txssar.org/eagle.htm.
Dallas Woods & Waters Foundation
The Woods and Waters Foundation (WWF) is an IRS 501(c)(3) charitable
organization which works closely with the Dallas Woods and Waters Club
(DWWC) to establish mutually compatible charitable goals. Their mission is
to ensure the future of the great outdoors through conservation, preserving
wildlife, restoring habitats, and educating youth in the outdoor disciplines
and the preservation of our natural resources. They also strive to develop
charitable contributions and gifts in order to further our mission and to assist
other charitable organizations with similar goals and objectives.
WWF offers $100 donations for assistance on Eagle Scout Service Projects.
They require a written request describing the project and the board will
select one Scout each month to receive $100 for use on their project. WWF only asks that the Scout submit an
article and pictures of the completed project for their use in upcoming issues of the DWWC monthly newsletter.
Request should be sent to:
Woods and Waters Foundation
1221 W. Campbell Road, Suite 215
Richardson, TX 75080
(214)570-8700
CIMARRON DISTRICT
Serving Seagoville, Pleasant Grove, South East Dallas
December
2
District Committee Meeting, 7:30 pm, First United Methodist Church of Seagoville
4
Key 3 2015 Goal Setting Meeting, 6:30 pm, Dallas Office, 8605 Harry Hines, Dallas, TX 75235
5-7
Order of the Arrow Induction Weekend, Camp Trevor Rees-Jones
9
Risk Management Meeting, 7:00 pm, Dallas Office, 8605 Harry Hines, Dallas, TX
11
District Roundtable Meeting, 7:00 pm, FUMC of Seagoville
11
District Commissioner’s Meeting, 8:00 pm, FUMC of Seagoville
12
Final Unit Popcorn payments due
12-13 Central Service Area CHILL O REE
17
Camp Card Chair Orientation, 7:00 pm, Dallas Office, 8605 Harry Hines, Dallas, TX
20
Recharter Clinic, February Units, 9:00 am, Dallas Office, 8605 Harry Hines, Dallas, TX 75235 (upstairs)
January
1
New Year’s Day, Office closed
3
University of Scouting, 7:00 am - 5:00 pm, SMU campus
8
District Committee Meeting-TENTATIVE, 7:00 pm, FUMC of Seagoville
15
District Roundtable Meeting, 7:00 pm, FUMC of Seagoville
15
District Commissioner’s Meeting, 8:00 pm, FUMC of Seagoville
15
Recharter Turn-in - February Units
31
District Breakfast, 9:00 am, FUMC of Seagoville
2015 District Chair
I would like to welcome our 2015 District Chair, Dr. Alan
Seay. Dr. Seay is the Superintendent/CEO at A+ Charter
Schools, Inc., right here in Dallas, Texas. He attended the
University of North Texas where he earned his Doctorate
in Educational Administration. Dr. Seay has been happily
married for thirty years, and is an active member of both
the Kiwanis Club of Pleasant Grove, as well as the Southeast
Dallas Chamber of Commerce. He wishes to let everyone
know about his excitement for the upcoming year serving
the Cimarron district and the boys of Southeast Dallas and
Seagoville.
University of Scouting
University of Scouting, a supplemental training for adult
leaders, will be held on Saturday, January 3, 2015, at 7:00 am
to 5:00 pm at the SMU campus. You may pre-register online
for $30 at Campmaster until December 29, 2014. Checkin and walk-up registration will start at 7:00 am at $40 per
person. Courses offered will be: College of Cub Scouting,
College of Boy Scouting, College of Venturing, College of
Commissioner Science, and College of General Studies.
Don’t forget to sign up!
MUSTANG DISTRICT
Serving Wilmer, Hutchins, Oak Cliff
December
1
District Committee Meeting
12
Popcorn Money Turn In
12-13 Central Service Area Chill-o-ree
18
District Commissioner’s Staff Meeting – 6:30 p.m. – Christ Episcopal Church
18
Cub Scout/Boy Scout Leader Roundtable – 7:00 p.m. – Christ Episcopal Church
25
HAPPY HOLIDAYS!!!
January
1
Happy New Year!!!
3
Climb the Cliff Fundraiser – 10:00 a.m. - Oak Cliff Tower - 400 S. Zang Blvd.
3
University of Scouting
15 District Commissioner’s Staff Meeting – 6:30 p.m. – Christ Episcopal
15
Cub Scout/Boy Scout Leader Roundtable – 7:00 p.m. – Christ Episcopal Church
30
Mustang District Dinner – 7:00 p.m. - Christ Episcopal Church
Mustang District Dinner
Put it on your calendar!!! This is the one time a year
where all of us from every branch of Scouting in Oak
Cliff come together to get to know each other some, look
and feel good, and recognize each other’s dedication and
accomplishment in bringing positivity and fun to the youth
in our area.
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.
For more information or to register go to: http://circleten.
org/university-scouting
Climb the Cliff
15 Stories in 2015 for $15
30 Stories for $20 (do it twice)
45 Stories for $30 (do it three times)
Make plans to take the stairs in 2015 and join us for Climb
the Cliff! Nearly 300 steps to the top of this 15-story
building overlooking Oak Cliff with the best view in Dallas.
Save the date and step up as Bison Giving Back (an Oak
Cliff Alumni Association) raises money for Oak Cliff high
school scholarships and climb the area’s largest multitenant
building.
Check them out on Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/
bgivingb
Bobcat 90
Also now would be a good time to review your
advancement records through the internet advancement
system at www.circle10.org. Be sure that all your Scouts
have received proper credit for the awards and badges
now even if you are not presenting them until a later date.
You can always go back in the system and print previous
copies of your advancement reports. All your new Cub
Scouts should have earned their Bobcat badge by now.
It would not be a bad idea to present those badges at a
pack ceremony to hold the interest of those young Scouts
(and their parents) for a few more months. Contact our
district’s Advancement Chair Laura Walsh for suggestions
or if you have questions. Also feel free to ask your unit
commissioner or district executive.
Recharter
Time to review our rosters and make sure we are on point
with regard to YPT (Youth Protection Training). Remember
this must be renewed every 2 years and we cannot process
your charter until all registered adults are current. It is
important to get these done on time for advancement and
unit tenure purposes. It is also a major part of every known
JTE (Journey to Excellence)!!!
WEST PARK DISTRICT
Serving Highland Park, University Park, West Dallas, Fair Park, Lindsey Park
DECEMBER 2014
11
District Committee Meeting; 6PM @ Highland Park Presbyterian- Bell Center
11 West Park Roundtable; 7PM @ Highland Park Presbyterian- Bell Center
12 Popcorn money due to Circle Ten Council
13 Circle Ten Council Chill-O-Ree
18 District Commissioner Meeting; 7PM @ 4849 Greenville Ave.
24 Christmas Eve—Circle Ten Offices closed
25 Merry Christmas!— Circle Ten Offices closed
27 Winter Camp begins
Congratulations to Pack 70 for having
the highest popcorn sales in West
Park District!
Every fall, thousands of Scouts participate in the annual
popcorn sale to help fund their programs and activities.
This year, Pack 70 held the torch for most sales made, out of
the 72 units that make up our district. Congrats, and thank
you for leading our popcorn fundraiser!
We’d also like to congratulate Pack 84 and Troop 518 for
having the next highest sales in WestPark. They sure make
selling popcorn look easy! Thank you to everyone who
participated in the popcorn fundraiser this year! Remember
to t
urn in your prize orders as soon as possible, and to have all
popcorn money turned in by December 12th!
Annual District Recognition Dinner
This dinner is held annually to recognize the dedication
of Scouting units and volunteers in the West Park District
during the past year, including Silver Beaver recipients,
Special recognition CHEW and CHOMP awards, and the
District Award of Merit. We have incredible volunteers and
are looking forward to recognizing their commitment.
January 23, 2015
6:00-9:00 pm
Murchison Scouting Center (8605 Harry Hines Blvd,
Dallas)
University of Scouting January 3, 2015
The University of Scouting is an action-packed, 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. Please
visit
http://circleten.org/university-scouting to register. If you
have any questions, contact our Training Chairman, Robert
Higginbotham, at
training@westparkdistrict.org.
District Dinner Nominations
Please visit
http://westparkdistrict.org/activities
to find more information, as well as nomination forms, on
the West Park C.H.E.W. Awards, and District Awards of
Merit.
All nominations are due by January 1, 2015 to our
Advancement Chair, Mojgan Withers, at advancement@
westparkdistrict.org.
Roundtable
This month’s Roundtable will feature a recharter clinic to
assist your unit in all aspects of the rechartering process.
Don’t miss out!
EASTERN SKIES DISTRICT
Serving Mesquite, Sunnyvale, Balch Springs
December
4
District Committee Meeting @ 6:00pm - Cancel due to Annual and Goal Meeting
4
District Commissioners Meeting @7:00pm
4
Cub Scout and Boy Scout Roundtable@7:00pm
4
Order of the Arrow@7:00pm
Location for all: 2801 Skyline Dr. Mesquite Texas
5
Annual Business Meeting at the Council Office @ 5:00pm.
5
Goal Setting Meeting at the Council Office @ 6:30pm
5
Christmas in the Park
6
Trainer’s EDGE, Fairview Office
6
Commissioner’s Retreat
Roundtable
Roundtable is the best way to keep up with all the exciting
things that are scheduled for the upcoming year in Circle
Ten Council and Eastern Skies District. Roundtable is also
a monthly program training that equips you to deliver the
best possible program to the youth in your unit. All leaders
in Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturing are encouraged to
attend monthly. We look forward to seeing you all there!!!
Eastern Skies Ring Out
Please send Unit Membership Roster for Membership
Inventory - past due November 1, 2014. Please send your
roster ASAP! Ophelia.Phillips@scouting.org or fax (972902-6797) Attention: Eastern Skies.
Join Scouting All Year Round
Have your Scouter to think of friends who would be
interested in joining Scouting. Talk with their parents about
the idea of joining Scouting. Then invite the family to a
meeting or event.
Bring A Friend
Any Scout who recruits one new Scout on his own outside
of School Night for Scouting, will earn the official “Circle
Ten Council BSA “Recruiter Patch. Recruit a second new
Scout and earn the “Prepared for Life BeAScout “patch.
Eastern Skies District Family Friends of Scouting DatesSecond Request
Need ASAP units date and location for your Blue and Gold
Awards and Court of Honor.
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 office.
Present the Flag-Opportunities
Mr. Greg Noschese offers the opportunity for Scouts to
present the flag at the Mesquite City Council Meeting on
the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month @ 3pm located at 707
Galloway at the Municipal Building. Please contact Mr.
Noschese at gnoschese@munsch.com or contact Ophelia
Phillips at Ophelia.Phillips@scouting.org to put your unit
on the agenda. Please provide the contact information.
Camping
Reminder to reserve your camp sites for winter and summer
camp.
If you’re looking for new activities for the Scouts - Special
Promotions are online.
Let the District know what you units are doing! Please
make sure your units send information to be highlighted in
the newsletter.
Thanks for supporting Scouting!
Ophelia Phillips, District Executive
Ophelia.Phillips@scouting.org 214-902-6728
Working Together for the Success of our Scouts!
DUCK CREEK DISTRICT
Serving Garland, Sachse, Rowlett
December
2
4
31
Annual district Business mtg- Committee mtg/commisiioner mtg 7:00 pm
Duck Creek District Roundtable 7:30 pm
December recharters due
January
3
University of Scouting- SMU
6
Annual district Business mtg- Committee mtg/commisiioner mtg 7:00 pm
8
Duck Creek District Roundtable 7:30 pm
Recharters:
Start working on your recharters now! Next training is Dec
4th at roundtable- Call Kim Huff at 469-387-5483 for information and your recharter codes.
Camp Card Sales:
Start thinking about card sales and getting your order in
EAST TRINITY TRAILS DISTRICT
Serving Wylie ISD, Rockwall County, Community ISD
December
2
Combined District Committee and commissioner Meeting, Rockwall Rotary Club, 7pm
4
Roundtable, Williams Middle School, 625 E FM 552, Rockwall, TX
6
Trainers EDGE
18
Order of the Arrow, Chapter meeting
26-31 Winter camp TRJ
31 Recharter due
January
3
University of Scouting
6
District committee meeting
8Roundtable
13
Commissioners meeting
24 District Dinner
Roundtable Themes
Cub Scouts: Re-charter Training
Boy Scouts: Re-charter Training
School night for scouting- We will be doing Re-charter
training at the December Roundtable!
Training- on the 6th of December, ETT is conducting Trainer’s EDGE. Please come out and get this valuable training!
Upcoming Events- Unit Open Houses, Charter organization
recruitment, and Popcorn pick-up!
GOLDEN ARROW DISTRICT
Serving South Plano, Plano ISD
December
12 Commissioner’s Meeting-LDS Stake Church 2700 Round Rock Trail, Plano, 6:45 PM
12 District Roundtable-LDS Stake Church 2700 Round Rock Trail, Plano 7:30 PM
January
8
District Committee Meeting, 1st UMC 3160 E Spring Creek Pkwy, Plano 7:00 PM
13 Commissioner’s Meeting-LDS Stake Church 2700 Round Rock Trail, Plano, 6:45 PM
8
District Roundtable-LDS Stake Church 2700 Round Rock Trail, Plano 7:30 PM
TEXAS SKIES DISTRICT
Serving Kaufman and Van Zandt Counties
December
4
District Committee Meeting in Canton
5-7
OA Induction Weekend @ TRJ 12
Popcorn Money Due
Commissioner’s Meeting
ROUNDTABLE
13
Chill-O-Ree at Camp Wisdom
24
Christmas Eve – Offices Closed
25
Christmas Day – Offices Closed
26
NYLT Session 6 @ JR
27 Venturing Winter Camp
29 Venturing Officer’s Association
JANUARY
1
New Years Day - Offices Closed
3
2015 University of Scouting
5
DDCCS Committee Meeting
12
OA Lodge Banquet
18
Texas Skies District Dinner & Awards Banquet
Day Camp 2014 Workshop
20
MLK Day – Offices Closed
24
Wood Badge 108 Weekend
30
Coordinated Council Program Committee
Troop Recruitments
For all middle schools (6th to 8th graders) in the Kaufman
and Van Zandt areas there will be a couple of opportunities
to join scouting! Scouts, bring your friends along and have
them join in on the fun.
Texas Skies Spring Camporee
Texas Skies Camporee will be March 20-22, 2015 at Camp
Meisenbach. Please contact Marjorie Malig or Harrell
Dotson for additional information!
Friends of Scouting Presentations
Please call your District Executive, Marjorie Malig, at 210744-0608 to notify her of any events including Blue & Golds
and Court of Honors coming up in December, and January.
THANK YOU
Thank you to all the Texas Skies volunteers that have helped
in leadership roles in the council, the district, and the
communities. Your time and efforts are truly appreciated!
TONKAWA DISTRICT
Serving Hunt and Rains Counties
December 2014
4
District Commissioners Meeting
9
District Committee Meeting
11Roundtable
24-25Christmas
27-31 Winter Camp @ Trevor Reece Jones
December Roundtable
At this past roundtable we discussed online recharter for
this next upcoming recharter season. Important things
from this meeting included how to access the online
recharter and the tutorial that is offered once the online
recharter is accessed. All recharter access codes should
have been sent out already. If you have not received your
code, please email ryan.mastellar@scouting.org. We will be
having our next Rountable on December 11th and will be
conducting Recharter for those units that come prepared
and are ready. So please make plans to attend. It will be at
7:00 PM at the Greenville LDS Church. It is very important
that we have 100% of our units represented at this event.
NOTE: In order to access online recharter you must go
to www.circleten.org then scroll all the way down to the
bottom of the page. Under volunteer there will be a link
that says RESOURCES, click it. After you have clicked that
there will be another link called INTERNET RECHARTER,
click it. It will bring you to another page where you can
either take the tutorial or begin your units recharter.
We also held face to face YPT. If you need your face to face
YPT contact Tracy Lindsey or show up to the December
Round Table.
If you have any questions or concerns please call or email
Ryan Mastellar at (214) 535-5669 or Ryan.mastellar@
scouting.org
The wonderful time of Friends of Scouting has started. If
your unit is planning on doing a family presentation, please
contact Ryan Mastellar and get a date set for your unit’s FOS
presentation.
FIVE TRAILS DISTRICT
Serving Irving and Coppell
December
1
7:30 pm, Boy Scout Roundtable at Plymouth Park United Methodist
4
7:00 pm, District Committee Meeting at the National Museum
8
7:00 pm, Cub Scout Roundtable at Plymouth Park United Methodist
11
7:00 pm, District Commissioner Meeting at the National Museum
January
5
7:30 pm, Boy Scout Roundtable at Plymouth Park United Methodist
OA Satank Chapter Meeting
Commissioner’s Meeting at 7:00 PM
8
7:00 pm, District Committee Meeting at the National Museum
12
7:00 pm, Cub Scout Roundtable at Plymouth Park United Methodist
17-18 Show-n-Do at Camp Wisdom
22
OA Chapter Annual Dinner
Roundtable
Roundtable is the best way to keep up with all the exciting
things that are scheduled for the upcoming year in Circle
Ten Council and Five Trails District. Roundtable is also a
monthly program training that equips you to deliver the
best possible program to the youth in your unit. All leaders
in Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Venturing are encouraged to
attend monthly. We look forward to seeing you all there!!!
District Dinner
District Dinner is January 30, 2015 at Double Tree Inn,
4441 W. John Carpenter Frwy., in Irving, TX at 7:00 pm
Tickets are $26.00 per person (must be purchased in
advance).
Tickets are available at BSRT and Cub Scout Roundtables
in January or by appointment with Pam Peveto or Clif
Chamberlain.
MOUNTAIN LAKE DISTRICT
Serving Grand Prairie
DECEMBER
4
District Committee Meeting – 7:00PM – Grand Prairie Chamber of Commerce – Annual Business Meeting
11
District Roundtable Meeting – 7:00PM – LDS Church Grand Prairie
24
Christmas Eve
25
Christmas Day
31
New Year’s Eve
DISTRICT DINNER
As we wind down from the past year we begin to look
at what we have accomplished in this time. Everyone is
welcome to the annual Mountain Lake District Dinner
on January 9, 2015, 7:00PM at the First United Methodist
Church in Grand Prairie. This is a time to recognize the
leaders in our district who have exemplified the Scouting
Oath and Law as well as have fun! Additionally, we will have
a guest speaker that evening to speak about the Scouting
program.
Friends of Scouting Breakfast
Just a healthy reminder that our annual Mountain Lake
Friends of Scouting Breakfast will be held on January 15,
2015 at 8AM in the Ruthe Jackson Center. We hope to see
many faces from last year’s event, which was a success!
TRAINING
Have you done your online training lately? 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!! The Youth Protection is due
every 2 years. We as a district need to ensure our Scouts
have trained leaders guiding them. Every Scout deserves
a trained leader! Contact Jim Bratton at jim_bratton30@
hotmail.com to schedule a Face to Face training for
YPT. We will be offering various trainings coming up.
Remember that it is important to have trained leaders
throughout our district. For additional trainings in Circle
Ten Council please visit http://www.circle10.org/training .
Order of the Arrow
Are you in the Order of the Arrow? 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.
NORTH STAR DISTRICT
Serving Carrollton, Southern Lewisville, East Coppell, Northwest Dallas,
Irving
Popcorn
A big thank you to all the people who came out to help sort
popcorn at the warehouse and all the unit popcorn leaders
that picked up their unit’s popcorn and made this year’s
popcorn sale and delivery as smooth as possible.
2014 District Dinner
2014 District Awards Dinner and Eagle Scout recognition
will be held on Friday, January 30, 2015 at the LDS Stake
Center in Carrollton beginning at 7:00 pm. The cost
of the dinner is $20 per person (Babes Chick will be
catered). Registrations can be made individually or as a
group. If paying as a group, please list all individuals in the
Additional Comments box.
If you have any questions contact Debbie Chesley
(dkchesley@gmail.com).
Social Media Links for North Star District
Did you know North Star District, OA Chapter and Circle
10 have a number of social media sites to get information
from or to interact with the district leaders? On the district
Facebook page we post pictures and event announcements,
click here for that page. Our district popcorn kernel has
created a group to share popcorn overages, under ages,
and needs between units in the district, click here. Our OA
chapter has both a Facebook group and page. Click here for
the group. The chapter also has a webpage, click here.
Beyond the district, the OA lodge has a website, click here.
And Circle 10 has a group (click here), and a webpage (click
here). These are all just other ways of getting information
out to our members, so that they can get it in whatever is
their favorite format.
OA Chapter Elections
Now is the time to schedule your unit’s OA chapter
elections. Scheduling is done online on the chapter’s
webpage, click here for a direct link to the scheduling page.
FOS Unit Presentation Scheduling
Now is the time to schedule your unit’s FOS Presentation.
Scheduling is done online, click here for a direct link to
the scheduling page. IF you have any questions regarding
Family Friends of Scouting please contact Michelle
Holcomb at the following e-mail: michelleholcomb@
verizon.net
SOUTHERN STAR DISTRICT
Serving Ellis County
December 2014
2
6:00 PM, District Commissioner’s Meeting, LDS Church, 2418 Brown St., Waxahachie, TX 75165
2
7:00 PM, District Committee Meeting, LDS Church, 2418 Brown St., Waxahachie, TX 75165
January 2015
6
6:00 PM, District Commissioner’s Meeting, LDS Church, 2418 Brown St., Waxahachie, TX 75165
6
7:00 PM, District Committee Meeting, LDS Church, 2418 Brown St., Waxahachie, TX 75165
8
7:00 PM, District Roundtable, LDS Church, 2418 Brown St., Waxahachie, TX 75165
24
6:30 PM, District Dinner, Ellis County Expo Center
Training
Have you done your online training lately? Or do you just
need a refresher course? Be sure to check out www.myscouting.org! Just log in, or create a profile if you don’t have one,
and train away! The Youth Protection Training is due every
2 years. As a district, we need to ensure our Scouts have
trained leaders guiding them. Remember that it is important to have trained leaders throughout our district. For additional training opportunities in Circle Ten Council, please
visit http://www.circle10.org/training.
District Recharter
The deadline for the district recharter is rapidly approaching! Be sure to help out your unit’s representative in getting
the recharter completed in a smooth and timely manner by
ensuring that they have all of your required fees and correct
contact information.
Notes
The meeting times and dates in both December and January are a bit out of the ordinary due to a few conflicts with
events on the Council level and the busy holiday season. It
was decided that a December roundtable would not be held
because of low attendance over the past few years and the
aforementioned busy holiday schedule.
Thanks for everything you all do for Scouting, and have a
safe and happy holiday season!
TRINITY WOODS DISTRICT
Serving Navarro and Henderson Counties
December 2014
11
Combined District Meeting and Roundtable Christmas Party! at 7:00 PM,
Trinidad Jr. High School, 105 W. Eaton St., Trinidad, TX
January 2015
8
District Committee Meeting, Thursday, January 8, 2015 at 7:30 PM,
Trinidad Jr. High School, 105 W. Eaton St, Trinidad, TX
15
Commissioner Meeting, Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 7:00 PM,
Trinidad Jr. High School, 105 W. Eaton St, Trinidad, TX
15 Roundtable, Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 7:30 PM,
Trinidad Jr. High School, 105 W. Eaton St., Trinidad, TX
15
Order of the Arrow Cayuga Chapter Meeting, Thursday, January 15, 2015 at 7:30 PM,
Trinidad Jr. High School, 105 W. Eaton St., Trinidad, TX
Roundtable Info
Christmas Party!!! This month instead of having a separate
District Committee Meeting, Commissioner’s Meeting,
and Roundtable, we will meet together at 7 PM and have
a Christmas party. There will be a White Elephant gift
exchange for those that wish to participate, $10 limit please.
Join us!
Another Year in the Woods
As 2014 comes to a close, let’s reflect back on the fun
happenings in the Trinity Woods District. Rob Risko and
his team kicked off the year with amazing barbecue for
the Awards Banquet in January. Cub Fun Day and the
Camporee events held in the spring at Clements Scout
Ranch were a blast. And let’s not forget the wet and muddy
but incredibly fun Time Travel Twilight Camp! Cubs and
their families closed out the year with a beautiful weekend
of camping during the Cowboy Up! Cuboree at Trevor
Rees-Jones Scout Camp. To close out the year - an extra
chilly group campout - thanks to Chip Perryman for
organizing that!
We have come a long way this year, adding three new units
to our district. Let’s welcome Ship 11 in Athens, Pack 252
in Kerens, and Pack 256 in Dawson. We are closing out
the year with a positive increase in membership numbers,
a feat that only a handful of districts have been able to
achieve. The district’s success is a result of the hard work
and dedication of volunteers who serve faithfully.
As we look forward to 2015, the district is in great shape
to continue growing and improving, which means a better
program for Scouts and more opportunities to impact the
lives of young men and women through Scouting. We have
a strong team serving the District Committee and we are
building a strong Commissioner Staff to better support
units.
Great things are happening in the Woods!!!! I’m excited to
be a part of it!
Whatcha’ doin???
If your unit is doing something fun and exciting and you
would like to have it included in the newsletter, send it to
Laura.Eggleston@scouting.org and I will gladly include it.
Looking for activities
to do with your
Scouts?
www.circleten.org/community-events
Bookmark our Community Events
webpage and check it often. We will be
posting opportunities as they arise.
•Winterfest
•Dallas Stars
•AT&T Stadium Scout Sleepover
•Dallas Sidekicks
•Dallas Summer Musicals
What is Winterfest?
Winterfest is the largest gathering in the United States catering to Venturers, Explorers and takes place annually in Gatlinburg, TN. Our event is the
largest scout assembly that specifically targets co-ed youth ages 13-21,
and allows them to participate in a variety of competitive and social activities
throughout the weekend.
When is Winterfest?
February 6-8, 2015
Who can attend Winterfest?
Winterfest is open to all currently registered Venturers, Explorers, and their
adult leaders
D A L L A S
S T A R S
BOY SCOUT DAYS!
T H I S Y E A R ’ S P AT C H !
SATURDAY, NOV 15
SUNDAY, MAR 15
VS. WILD
1:00 PM
VS. BLUES
5:00 PM
COMMEMORATIVE DALLAS STARS SCOUT DAY PATCH
AVAILABLE FOR AN ADDITIONAL $2 EACH
PRE-GAME PARTY ON THE PLAZA 2 HOURS BEFORE GAME
TIME
ENJOY HOCKEY BINGO WITH THE CHANCE TO WIN GREAT
STARS PRIZES
$20 TERRACE SEATS $55 PLAZA SEATS
$15 TERRACE SEATS $50 PLAZA SEATS
BON US! THE L ARGEST GROUPS ON EACH NIGHT WILL BE CHOSEN TO TAKE PART IN
SPECIAL IN - GAME EXPERIENCES!
BOY SCOUT
BUNDLE
WITH A BOY SCOUT BUNDLE PACKAGE, BRING YOUR TROOP/PACK
TO
BOTH GAMES
FOR AS LITTLE AS
$30/PERSON!
scout sleepover
2014 update
December 5th 2014 5pm- 8am
cub scouts
The greatest scout sleepover yet is only
a month away! Don’t be the only scouts
to miss out on a night to remember at the
home of our favorite team, the Cowboys!
Earn requirements towards the
“Flag Football” Belt Loop!
boy scouts
Earn requirements towards
the “Athletics” Merit Badge!
everyone is welcome to
come out & participate!
• Welcome Party
• Self-Guided Tours
• Mock NFL Combine
• Movie on Big Screen
• Campout on Field
• Pizza & Popcorn
Contact Name:
Troop/Pack:
Phone Number:
For questions, please reach out to
Email Address:
COliN KElly
Address:
Ph: (817) 892-4524
Fax: (817) 892-4648
City:
Zip:
Individual Admission (under 20 guests):
MiChAEl ShEA
Ph: (817) 892-4651
Fax: (817) 892-4680
Group Admission (20+ guests):
Credit Card Number:
X $60=
X $55=
Exp:
Signature:
CID:
Date:
Deadline: Friday, November 28th
*Dates are subject to change, pending AT&T Stadium Event Schedule
*NO REFUNDS
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At
Cub Scout Night
Mesquite Arena
Friday & Saturday, December 5th – 6th, 2014
ARENACROSS at 7:30 pm / Doors Open at 6:30 pm
Reserved Seat
Everyone Pays
Kid’s Price
$10
Price Good For
Scouts, Leaders,
Family, and Friends
When Ordered With
Scouts
Deadline to order tickets is Wednesday, November 26th, 2014
If your group wishes to sit together, tickets must be purchased at the same time.
Mention Scouts When Ordering
Tickets Must be Purchased In Advance
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Calling
all
Scouts!
Do you know Scouts – of all ages – who are looking for group
projects, activities to support nature & environmental merit
badges, and individual projects like Eagle and Gold Award?
Two Dallas-area preserves are ready to work with
Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Scout troops.
Spring Creek Forest Preserve (www.springcreekforest.org) and
Twelve Hills Nature Center (www.twelvehills.org)
have a long history of working with Scout groups, and can schedule
activities for troops and individual Scouts year-round.
Both parks work closely with the North Texas Master Naturalist
program and offer trained volunteer support
to help coordinate and supervise Scout activities.
***
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A CHRISTMAS STORY Tues., December 2, 2014 at 7:30 PM Sun., December 7, 2014 at 1:30 PM Fri., December 12, 2014 at 7:30 PM THE KING AND I THE ILLUSIONISTS CINDERELLA Tuesday, March 24 at 7:30 PM Thursday, April 2 at 7:30 PM $20 $10 Friday, March 27 at 7:30 PM Friday, April 3 at 7:30 PM $25 $15 Tuesday, April 7 at 7:30 PM Wednesday, April 8 at 7:30 PM Thursday, April 9 at 7:30 PM Tuesday, April 14 at 7:30 PM Wednesday, April 15 at 7:30 PM Thursday, April 16 at 1:30 PM and 7:30 PM Wednesday, June 10 at 7:30 PM $25 $15 $30 N/A Sunday, June 14 at 7:30 PM $25 N/A THE VALUES OF SCOUTING ARE
ENCOMPASSED BY THE SCOUT OATH AND LAW
SCOUT OATH
ON MY HONOR I WILL DO MY BEST
TO DO MY DUTY TO GOD AND MY COUNTRY
AND TO OBEY THE SCOUT LAW;
TO HELP OTHER PEOPLE AT ALL TIMES;
TO KEEP MYSELF PHYSICALLY STRONG,
MENTALLY AWAKE, AND MORALLY STRAIGHT.
A SCOUT IS . . .
TRUSTWORTHY OBEDIENT
LOYAL
CHEERFUL
HELPFUL
THRIFTY
FRIENDLY
BRAVE
COURTEOUS
CLEAN
KIND
REVERENT
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John D. Murchison Scouting Center
8605 Harry Hines Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75235
214-902-6700
Bobby Lyle ♦ Billy Gamble Scouting Center
5600 US HWY 75 South
Fairview, TX 75069
214-509-2100