GAC`s Premier Winter Camping Event December 27th

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GAC`s Premier Winter Camping Event December 27th
Greater Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America
www.1bsa.org
October 31, 2011
IMPORTANT INFORMATION, MEETINGS AND DATES TO REMEMBER
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8:30am until 5:00pm
Main Phone 205-970-0251 Fax 205-970-0349
Northern Area Service Center 256-883-7071
Birmingham Scout Shop 205-967-5954
Huntsville Scout Shop 256-880-1488 or 877-880-1488
Scout Shop Hours: M-F: 9-5; SAT: 10-2
Printer Ready Digital Eagle (pdf)
GAC's Premier Winter Camping Event
December 27th-31st 2011
(Click the box above for more info)
What's Happening (next four weeks)
TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES- Check out the upcoming training at the Training Calendar on our website.
ON-LINE REGISTRATION -A new page has been added to the council website for on-line registration. Check it out!
BIRMINGHAM VETERAN'S DAY PARADE REGISTRATION- Click here for more information
BIRMINGHAM VETERAN'S DAY PARADE REGISTRATION- Click here for more information
ADULT LEADER TRAINING - Talakto District and the North Program area will be hosting an Outdoor Leader Skills
course November 18-19 at Camp Westmoreland. Click on the link for more information.
BALOO, CUB SHOOTING SPORTS & MORE - Two opportunities are right around the corner for the adults in your
units to get the training they need...without leaving their scouts at home! Mark your calendars for November 5, 2011 when
BALOO or CUB RANGEMASTER CERTIFICATION (with Jim McCullars) will be offered at East Gadsden
Methodist Church. Cubs & Scouts are welcome to attend with parent/guardian(s) (The day's schedule features special
breakout sessions for youth to be youth while the leaders cover adult material.) Click here for a flyer with details &/or contact
Jennifer Newton at [email protected] or (256)504-2175.
OFFICES CLOSED - The Scout Service Centers in Huntsville and Birmingham will be closed on Friday, November 11th
for Veteran's Day. The Scout Shops will be open at their normal times.
OA ORDEAL - This weekend at Camp Comer. Go to www.coosa50.org for more information.
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING - Thursday, November 17th at the Gardendale-Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church.
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY - The Scout Service Centers in Birmingham and Huntsville will be closed Wednesday
November 23rd - Friday November 25th in observance of Thanksgiving. The Scout Shops will be closed on Thanksgiving
Day, November 24th.
Events, Activities, and Information
New information in this section is indicated by this font color.
GENERAL SCOUTING
CUB SCOUT JACKET RECALL - The BSA National Supply has issued a recall for the Cub Scout Wind Tech Jacket.
Click here for more information.
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS :
Memphis - Group rate tickets are available for Scout units for the Harlem Globetrotters at FedEx Forum in Memphis, TN on
Saturday, January 7th, 2012. Click here for more information.
Birmingham - Tuesday, March 12th at the Pete Hanna Center. Click here for more information.
NRA INSTRUCTOR TRAINING - Two sessions of NRA Instructor Training will be offered a Camp Comer in January
and March, 2012. Click here for more information.
SCOUT SHOP NEWS - The new washable red wool jackets are now available in the Scout Shops. (And the remaining
"old style" red jackets are marked down!)
SCOUT DAY WITH THE ATLANTA HAWKS - Sunday, December 4, 2011 @ 2:00pm. Click here for more
information.
SPONSORSHIP ENDS - The sponsorship for free Eagle Scout, Venturing Silver, and Arrow of Light award kits will end
on December 31st, 2011. At this time, the council does not have another sponsor to continue offering these free kits after this
year.
WOOD BADGE 2012 - Greater Alabama Council will conduct two Wood Badge courses next year.
The first will be Friday/Saturday/Sunday April 13-15 and again April 27-29. But, if it is just too hard
to get off work on Fridays, the fall course will be on a Saturday/Sunday/Monday in September, and
then again in October. The first weekend of both courses will be held at Camp Comer, and the
second weekend at Camp Westmoreland. Click here for information/registration flyer
NEW SCOUT EXECUTIVE - The committee has invited four candidates to an interview this week.
SILVER BEAVER NOMINATIONS ARE BEING ACCEPTED - The Greater Alabama Council is accepting
nominations for the Silver Beaver, the highest award that can be awarded by a local council. The Silver Beaver recipients will
be recognized at the Council Recognition Reception March 9, 2012. NOMINATIONS ARE DUE TO THE COUNCIL BY
NOVEMBER 10, 2011 by mailing them to 516 Liberty Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35242 or e-mailing them to Jeff Brasher
at [email protected]. To download the application, click here.
SCOUT UNITS USHER AT AUBURN FOOTBALL GAMES - Click here for more information.
CAMP JACKSON CLOSED - Due to the April 27 tornado damage Camp Jackson is CLOSED until further notice. Please
do not visit the camp or attempt to enter it. It poses dangerous situations with downed and unstable trees, downed power
lines, heavy equipment moving through camp and unstable structures. Thank you for your cooperation.
The Choccolocco District Merit Badge and Pin Fair has been scheduled for January 21 at Jacksonville State University in
Jacksonville, AL. Registration for this event is now up and running. Please click on the following link to
register. http://1bsa.org/jsu-merit-badge-fair.php If you have any questions, please email Danette Sweet
[email protected].
SCOUTING INFORMATION ON THE WEB - A wide range of Scouting information is available to all
volunteers by looking at www.Scouting.org. From training to definitions on Scouting and other information
on a national level can be attained from this website. Everyone is encouraged to go to www.Scouting.org
to attain more information on Scouting you might need along with the Greater Alabama Council’s website
at www.1bsa.org
THE ORIGINAL HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 2012 WORLD TOUR
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 2012
Circle your calendar! Actually, “Magic Circle” your calendar! The HARLEM
GLOBETROTTERS are the MUST SEE EVENT OF THE YEAR and the perfect outing
for your group. From their world famous “Magic Circle” to new basketball innovations,
the Globetrotters provide you with memories that will last a lifetime
Gate Price
Group Rate
Courtside $109
$109
VIP
$69
$69
P3
$39
$39
P4
$32
$25
P5
$26
$19
P6
$21
$14
HOW TO ORDER TICKETS: 7 EASY STEPS
Online:
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Here is the link: http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1B0047339BEB5263
Select the show time you want and Click on "Find Tickets".
Type (Josh) into the "Special Offer Code" box and click "Verify"
Select the quantity and price level to purchase your tickets.
Select Continue, and enter how you would like to receive your tickets
If you already have a TicketMaster account please type in your user name and password, if you do not please create one.
Select your payment method, and click submit order.
CUB SCOUTS
CUB SCOUTS
Choccolocco District has a Cub Scout Belt Loop fair coming up in November. It is on November 12th at the Oxford UMC
and will be hosted by Pack 4010. Please go to www.choccolocco.org for the information and registration form.
Choccolocco District will also conduct a BALOO training on November 12th at the Oxford UMC. Please go
to www.choccolocco.org for the information and registration form.
Choccolocco District will be conducting Cub Leader Specific Training on November 19 at St. Marks. Please go
to www.choccolocco.org for the information and registration form.
BOY SCOUTS
2012 NESA SCHOLARHIP INFORMATION - Information on the 2012 National Eagle Scout Association scholarship
program has been posted on the "Forms Library" section of the council website. Click here to learn more.
PHILMONT 2013 - Troops and crews may submit reservation requests for Philmont 2013 beginning Monday, October
31st. Click here for more details.
2012 JAMES T. STEPHENS EAGLE SCHOLARSHIP. Information of the 2012 James T. Stephens Eagle Scout
Scholarships has been released. Click here for more information.
EAGLE PROJECT REQUIREMENTS - Eagle Scout rank requirement 5 has been reworded. To support that change, a
new Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook has been created. Through Dec. 31, 2011, Scouts have a choice to use either the
new workbook or the one it is replacing. Scouts whose Eagle Scout service project has already been approved by the council
or district under the former wording of requirement 5—and using the former workbook—should continue with the same
workbook. If their project has not yet been approved by the council or district, they may elect to use the revised requirement 5
and the new workbook. Starting Jan. 1, 2012, Eagle Scout candidates—unless they have already submitted a plan for
approval by the council or district under the former requirement—will be expected to fulfill the revised service project
requirement 5 using the new workbook.
Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook, No. 512-927
(New)
(Old)
Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook, No. 512-927
The new project workbook is on the council website (www.1bsa.org) in the Forms Library.
SUMMER CAMP 2012 - Summer camp is already over half full for next year! Week 1 at Camp Sequoyah is filled to
capacity. More than 110 troops and 2150 Scouts have already signed up. If your troop has not yet signed up, click here for a
reservation form.
NOTE FROM THE CAMPING VICE-PRESIDENT: "DON'T BE LEFT OUT!! While it seems that the 2012 summer
camp at Camp Sequoyah and Camp Comer is a long way off, many troops have already reserved campsites at our camps. In
fact, we are already above 50% of our capacity. As many of you know, Camp Comer was at, or slightly above, capacity in
2011. We want you to camp at either of our council camps. Please register and reserve your campsite quickly so that you
and your troop do not get left out. We look forward to seeing you at camp."
WINTER BLAST -- Can't wait for summer camp 2012? Join us at Winter Blast, December 27-31 at Camp Comer. Online registration will be available soon. MERIT BADGE COUNSELORS needed -- do you have a skill and can teach a
merit badge? Share your unique skills at Winter Blast. Call 205-969-4260 or e-mail [email protected] for more
information. On-line registration now open.
SERVICE PROJECT OPPORTUNITY- American Red Cross
What: Replacing Enclosure Doors for Dumpsters at the Riverchase Red Cross Office.
Steps included: Project Planning, Obtaining Materials, Construction of the Doors, Staining, Hanging the Doors.
Timeframe: ASAP, but the Red Cross doesn’t have money to meet this need and will be very willing to work within a
Scout’s schedule.
Contact: Mary Kinard, Office:(205) 439-7812 Cell: (205) 873-2713, [email protected]
Please pass this along to any and all Boy Scout Troops who have Scouts who need Eagle projects or need a troop level
project.
NATIONAL JAMBOREE -- Planning is already underway for the 2013 National Jamboree. The Greater Alabama
Council will send 108 Scouts and 12 Leaders to the first jamboree at the new permanent jamboree site.
Contingent cost is anticipated to be $1,500. Click here for more information.
NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING (NYLT) - 2012 Winter Session
WHO: NYLT participants must be at least 13 years old, have at least one week-long camping experience,
and have been in Scouting for a minimum of one year before the course begins. Scouts should also be
currently serving in a senior leadership positions within the unit (SPL, Pres., B'sun and their assistants) or
likely to do so in the near future.
WHERE: Camp Comer, 16490 County Road 89, Mentone, AL 35984
WHEN: Scouts must attend both course weekends.
- Weekend #1: 9:00am Sat 14 Jan 2012 – 4:00pm Mon 16 Jan 2012
- Weekend #2: 8:00pm Fri 17 Feb 2012 – 3:00pm Mon 20 Feb 2012
Click here for more information/application.
WHAT: NYLT is a six-day outdoor training course for senior youth leaders in the Boy Scouting or the
Venturing programs. This winter session will be held on two three-day weekends. NYLT augments the
training received from Troop Leadership Training (TLT) or the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews
(ILSC) focusing on the skills needed by Senior Patrol Leaders, Presidents, and Boatswains. The course is
led by a volunteer staff of youth and adults experienced in training youth leaders.
SCUBA OPPORTUNITIES --- SCUBA merit badge is now available. Interested? Click here for more
information.
VENTURING/EXPLORING
PHILMONT 2013 - Troops and crews may submit reservation requests for Philmont 2013 beginning Monday, October
31st. Click here for more details.
NATIONAL JAMBOREE -- Planning is already underway for the 2013 National Jamboree which will include Venturers
for the first time. The Greater Alabama Council will send 8 Venturers and 2 Venture Leaders to the first jamboree at the new
permanent jamboree site. Contingent cost is anticipated to be $1,500. Click here for more information.
VENTURING OFFICER ASSOCIATION (VOA) - VOA meetings are the third Sunday of each month at 2:00 PM
at First United Methodist Church (NOTE LOCATION CHANGE) in Cullman. Each crew should send their Crew
President, and another representative selected by the crew.
NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING (NYLT) - 2012 Winter Session
WHAT: NYLT is a six-day outdoor training course for senior youth leaders in the Boy Scouting or the
Venturing programs. This winter session will be held on two three-day weekends. NYLT augments the
training received from Troop Leadership Training (TLT) or the Introduction to Leadership Skills for Crews
(ILSC) focusing on the skills needed by Senior Patrol Leaders, Presidents, and Boatswains. The course is
led by a volunteer staff of youth and adults experienced in training youth leaders.
WHO: NYLT participants must be at least 13 years old, have at least one week-long camping experience,
WHO: NYLT participants must be at least 13 years old, have at least one week-long camping experience,
and have been in Scouting for a minimum of one year before the course begins. Scouts should also be
currently serving in a senior leadership positions within the unit (SPL, Pres., B'sun and their assistants) or
likely to do so in the near future.
WHERE: Camp Comer, 16490 County Road 89, Mentone, AL 35984
WHEN: Scouts must attend both course weekends.
- Weekend #1: 9:00am Sat 14 Jan 2012 – 4:00pm Mon 16 Jan 2012
- Weekend #2: 8:00pm Fri 17 Feb 2012 – 3:00pm Mon 20 Feb 2012
Click here for more information/application.
SCUBA OPPORTUNITIES - --SCUBA instructions and outings are available. Interested? Click here for
more information.
District News
(Click on the District name to go directly to that section)
Arrowhead Birmingham Cheaha Cherokee Choccolocco Lookout Mountain Mountain Lake Shelby
Talakto Three Rivers Vulcan Westmoreland Coosa Lodge Commissioner's Corner
Commisioner's Corner
The Council's annual business meeting is November 17, 2011, 6:30 pm, at the Gardendale Mt. Vernon United Methodist Church.
Commissioners, encourage your chartered representative organizations to attend. There will be important updates on Council leadership,
the Capital Campaign and Scouting facilities.
One of the top three goals of the Council's Youth Impact Plan is that all adult leaders will be Youth Protection Trained...this means unit
leaders, as well as District Committee and Council board members. Please make this a goal in your unit and/or district to be
accomplished by December 31. Online training is available at www.myscouting.org.
Yours is Scouting,
Fran Buchan
[email protected]
Coosa Lodge
OA Update
Introducing the 2011-2012 Coosa Lodge
Executive Committee
One of the main items of business this weekend was to elect and install a new set of officers for the 2011-2012 lodge program
year. Here are the results:
Lodge Chief — Kyle Dotson
Vice-Chief of Service — Ethan Merrell
Vice-Chief of Inductions — Jon Rogers
Vice-Chief of Administration — Caleb Hood
Vice-Chief of Communications — Jacob Smith
Vice-Chief of Native American Affairs — Alex Pope
Vice-Chief of Fellowship — Micah Gilliland
Northern Area Vice-Chief — Tyler Belk
Southern Area Vice-Chief — Jorge Marin
We also installed a new set of Lodge Advisers:<
Mr. Ed O’Neal — Lodge Adviser
Mr. Joey Kiker — Staff Adviser
Mr. Wayne Jackson — Senior Associate Lodge Adviser
Mr. Michael Wells — Associate Staff Adviser
I’ll be working over the next few days to get all of the @coosa50.org email addresses pointed in the right direction. In the
meantime you can email the Key 3 directly with any questions or concerns:
Kyle Dotson — [email protected]
Mr. Ed O’Neal — [email protected]
Mr. Joey Kiker — [email protected]
ARROWHEAD (Serving Cullman, Lawrence, Limestone, and Morgan Counties)
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
Contact: [email protected]
Arrowhead District Website:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/arrow_web/
Just a reminder that popcorn orders were due this past Friday, so if there are any more out there, get them in ASAP!
11/3/11 ROUNDTABLE: Point Mallard Pkwy Baptist Church. 7:00PM-8:30PM
11/4-5/11 OUTDOOR LEADER SKILLS – WEBELOS LEADER - (TALAKTO) (N): (Blue Water Springs Park, 1060 Opp Reynolds Road,
Toney, AL 35773) Training Chairman: Ed Poniatowski [email protected]. To register go to: www.tors.cypress-softworks.com
11/5/11 basic adult leader orientation (baloo) - (TALAKTO) (N): (Blue Water Springs Park, 1060 Opp Reynolds Road, Toney, AL 35773)
Training Chairman: Ed Poniatowski - [email protected]. To register go to: www.tors.cypress-softworks.com
11/5/11 ATHENS VETERAN’S DAY PARADE - The parade and ceremony will be held November 5, 2011 in downtown Athens. If your
Troop/Pack/Crew would like to participate, please contact Roxanne Haggermaker at 256-374-2073. The entry fee is $25, and the
proceeds go to the Alabama Veterans Museum and Archives, the burial detail, the American Veterans and the Disabled American
Veterans.
11/5/11 Scout Bonfire - Hosted by Troop 91 - Annunciation of the Lord Catholic Church (3910 Spring Avenue, Decatur) At 6:00 PM we
will start off the evening with hamburgers and hotdogs. At about 7:00 PM we will light the big bonfire. All scouts are invited – Cub
Scouts, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts. Do as many skits and songs that you want! There is no cost for the bonfire or the food. If you would
like to contribute something please let me know! Boys may camp out Saturday night with Boy Scout Troop 91. For more information,
contact Kevin Moore at (256) 251-2252 [email protected]
11/11/11 CULLMAN VETERAN’S DAY PARADE - The parade will start at 11am and head south on Hwy 31 and will end at the North
Cullman Shopping Center. Please come out and wear your red, white & blue to show your American pride and bring your American flag!
11:00 am - 12:00 pm. If your Troop/Pack/Crew would like to participate, contact 256-739-6611.
11/11/11 DECATUR VETERAN’S DAY PARADE - The parade and ceremony will be held November 11, 2011 in downtown Decatur. The
parade will begin at the corner of 2nd Avenue and Gordon Drive at 9:00 a.m. Staging for the parade will begin at 7:30 a.m. Mr. George
Mills, former POW from World War II will be our Grand Marshal. The ceremony will follow the parade at 11:00 a.m. behind the Morgan
County Courthouse. The ceremony should last about one hour. If your Troop/Pack/Crew would like to participate, please contact Theresa
A. Groves, Commander, CPO of Morgan County, at 256-606-4414.
11/12/11 “LOST IN THE WOODS” PROGRAM - 2:00 pm at the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge Visitor’s Center. The North Alabama
Search Dog Association will present the “Lost in the Woods” program, which explains survival tips for children and adults. There will also
be a search dog demonstration. For more information, go to: http://friendsofwheelerrefuge.org/
11/17/11 DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETING – 6:30 to 7:30 pm at Byrd, Smalley & Adams, P.C. (237 Johnston Street S.E., Decatur, AL
35601). Open to all Scouters in Cullman, Lawrence, Limestone, and Morgan counties.
11/18/11 OUTDOOR LEADER SKILLS – BOY SCOUTS (TALAKTO) (N): – 2 pm Friday until 8 pm Saturday 11/19 at Camp
Westmoreland in Florence, AL. One of two training elements required for those leaders associated with the Boy Scouts at the Troop
level. Many have considered Outdoor Leader Skills to be one of their funnest and most memorable training experiences in Scouting! A
weekend where the outdoors is the classroom and your 'study guide' is the Boy Scout Handbook. See the flyer for all the details.
Outdoor Leader Skills flyer: http://www.talakto.org/documents/2011%20OLS_Flyer_11_11.pdf. Help us 'Be Prepared' - Register On-Line
Here!: http://www.tors.cypress-softworks.com/Training.php.
12/1/11 COMMISSIONER’S STAFF MEETING – 6 – 7 pm. Point Mallard Parkway Baptist Church (3518 Indian Hills Rd. SE, Decatur,
Alabama 35603). This will be our annual Unit Analysis meeting to identify areas that potentially need units. All Unit Commissioners,
Assistant District Commissioners, and Roundtable Commissioners are invited
12/1/11 ROUNDTABLE – 7 – 8 pm. Point Mallard Parkway Baptist Church (3518 Indian Hills Rd. SE, Decatur, Alabama 35603). All Boy
Scout leaders, Cub Scout leaders, and Crew advisors invited!
3/31/12 Scout Rock at graceland - http://1bsa.org/tyfoon/site/fckeditor/file/2012ScoutsRockFORM%20-%20Updated%207-2011.pdf
BIRMINGHAM
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
Karen Harris Johnson
Greater Alabama Council
Boy Scouts of America
District Executive
+1.205.902.2766
Good afternoon Birmingham District! I hope that everyone had a great week last week. We are looking forward to seeing all of our
wonderful volunteers, scouts and parents at this Thursday's roundtable. Please consider finding out what you can do to help us build a
better District Committee. We are currently looking for volunteers to fill several committees. It's a great opportunity to support our scouts
and give back to the community.
POPCORN!POPCORN!POPCORN!
Thank you to all of our units who worked so hard at making this year's popcorn fundraiser a great one. Popcorn orders are in and the
delivery will be made November 9, 2011 at the Christian Service Center. All monies are due to the council by December 9, 2011.
DISTRICT COMMITTEE MEETING AND ROUNDTABLE
Our November District Committee Meeting will be held this Thursday on November 3, 2011 at 6:00pm at Sixth Avenue Baptist Church
located at 1101 Martin Luther King, Dr., Birmingham, AL 35211. Roundtable will be held immediately afterwards at 7:00pm. Both
meetings will take place in the fellowship hall. All committee members are encouraged to attend both meetings. Parents and unit leaders
are strongly encouraged to attend the Roundtable Meeting at 7:00pm. Please invite a friend to Roundtable. Remember! We will be
recognizing scouts who attended the October 15th Birmingham Heritage and History Day as well as announcing Eagle Scouts who are
working on their Eagle Service Projects.
TRAINING
It is very important and required that all adult leaders have taken the Youth Protection Training. This training can be accessed
at myscouting.org once you have created an account. In addition to this training, much of the leader specific training can also be
accessed here. Please register online today to take your required training. For specialized training opportunities, please contact Yolanda
Pleasant at 205-401-6966.
CHEAHA
District Executive Thomas Ritch email - [email protected]
Office - (205) 970-0251 Cell - (256) 452-5135
Hey Cheaha District,
We are gearing up for our Fall Camporee this November 11th and 12th at the Cheaha State Park. If you could please
visithttp://www.meritbadge.info/mbn/eventdetails.aspx?id=E49CDF16-4B30-4353-9C68-F83EBA03D854 to register for the Fall
Camporee. We would appreciate it if you would log onto the website and register early so that we can get an Idea of how many people
will be coming and we can make the right accommodations. Also for this event we are encouraging youth to invite friends to join
scouting, so if you could express to the kids in your unit that we would like for them to invite their friends outside of scouting to come
and experience the fun they can have. We look forward to seeing you there.
Also there are some merit badge fairs and belt loop fairs coming up in Choccolocco district that you might be interested in. The merit
badge fair will be held at Jacksonville State University January 21st. If you are interested in attending the fair please
visit http://form.jotform.com/form/12652645321 in order to register, also I have attached the flyer. The Weblos activity pin fair will also be
at Jacksonville State University on January 21st, and you can visit the same website to sign up for that too.
Once again I would just like to thank everyone who helped this year with Cub Haunted and making it another great event for everyone.
We saw growth in attendance at Sequoyah and we could not have done it with out your help.
Roundtable will be this Thursday at Talladega Citizens Hospital at 6:30, I hope everyone can make it and if you have any new Adult
leaders that need Youth Protection Training we will be offering that to anyone who needs it. So If you need to send your new leaders
please do so, and I look forward to seeing everyone at roundtable.
Thanks for all you do,
Thomas Ritch
Thomas Ritch
256-452-5135
[email protected]
CHEROKEE
**QUALITY DISTRICT**
District Executive Anthony Edwards [email protected],
Office 205-969-4252 Cell 205-441-5763
Cherokee District Website - www.bsacherokee.org.
Eagle Board of Review
The Great News:
The Cherokee District now has four new Eagle Scouts.
Thank you to all of you that volunteered your time this past Sunday to serve on the Eagle Boards of review. I'm sure you'll agree that all
of the new Eagle Scouts are very worthy and deserving.
We have four more candidates ready for their Eagle Boards.
Another date for Eagle Scout Boards of Review has been set for Sunday, November 13, 2011, beginning at 1:30PM. The boards will be
held at the Bessemer Chamber of Commerce building.
Jeff S. Pruitt,
Eagle Board Chairman
Training
Cherokee & Three River District is hosting a (OLS) Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skill on November 4th 6:00pm to November 6th
2:00pm. Location: Camp Jack Wright at Tannehill State Park. OLS is the outdoor requirement of the Position Specific Training for
Scoutmasters and Assistant Scoutmasters. To be considered a trained leader, this course is required for Scoutmasters and Assistant
Scoutmasters.
Click here for registration form OLS Form
Cherokee & Three Rivers District is hosting a Baloo and Owls Training Saturday, November 5, 2011 Registration at 7:00am. Training
begins at 8:00am. This for Cubmasters, assistant Cubmasters, and all adult leadership with cub scouts. Every scout deserves a train
leader. Click here for BALOO Form
Belt Loop Bonanza is Saturday, November 19- 9:00am-4:00pm at Hueytown 1st United Methodist Church
Please contact you Cubmaster or leader for registration.
Popcorn
If you have any success stories for popcorn please email me [email protected] As always feel free to call or email us if you have
additional questions. Remember, it is important to to help your scout set a goal to work towards. Keep it easy, like sell $300 before
Halloween". Encourage them, point them in the right direction and make sure they understand that they're helping to "make the pack go!"
Greater Alabama Council is offering great incentives for the Scouts. See popcorn form for incentives on Greater Alabama Council
website www.1bsa.org
Popcorn orders are due October 28, 2011 and Popcorn pick-up is November 9 at the Christian Service Mission- 3600 3rd Ave South
Birmingham, Alabama 35222- Time 8am-6pm
Please make arrangement to pick up you order on November 9.
Tips for fun Cub Scout pack!!!!!!!!
One of the key tool in having a successful pack is keeping the cub scouts interested. Boring pack meetings will only lead to bored
scouts. Here are several ideas to bring some excitement to your next den meeting or pack meeting
• Skits - What is a scout meeting without a scout skit? Every meeting should have one skit prepared by a different den. The skit can be
elaborate or only last a moment. These are fun to watch and help prepare the scout for speaking in public.
• Halloween - The Halloween meeting can be most fun of all. Scouts can dress in costumes and have a parade around the room. The
month before, ask each den to create a Halloween display for the October meeting. They can create a "haunted house," a game with a
Halloween theme - anything they want! The display can have candy for each visitor. Then have a time during the meeting for everyone to
walk around the room enjoying the displays.
• Toilet Paper Mummies - Another good break for a meeting! Each scout has a partner. One will be the mummy, one will be the wrapper.
Each wrapper has one roll of toilet paper. When the leader yells, "Go," the wrapper must wrap the mummy with as much toilet paper as
they can. When time is called, the winner is most wrapped. Now comes the "clean up" lesson! Make sure you have a big trashcan, and
see how fast the group can clean up all that toilet paper!
CHOCCOLOCCO
CHOCCOLOCCO
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
District Executive Steven Miles [email protected] Cell - 256-223-2999
Guys, I hope that everyone has wrapped up their popcorn sales and I do hope that you all had a successful effort. As of last Friday, we
were at just over $53,000 sold with 6 more units waiting to report. It is going to be close and I should know by today whether we made it
or not. Regardless, we had a heck of a sale and I am very proud of all of the units and their efforts. Every unit either matched last year
or had an increase in sales. That is huge in itself given these times. You guys have made Choccolocco District a proud district with what
you have accomplished. Let's keep it up guys and finish out the year strong.
On another note, we matched last year's attendance for Cub Scout Haunted sending 180 youth and families through the camps. That is
a great effort by the district and a tribute to your efforts as leaders for providing the program. Great job, guys.
The Round Table and District Committee Meeting will meet this week on November 3rd at our usual location. This is at the Anniston LDS
Church just off of HWY 431 on Lenlock Lane. District Committee will begin at 5:30 p.m. The Round Table will be at 6:45 p.m. See you
guys there. We will have a presentation dealing with NYLT so make sure that you guys show.
We have the Cub Scout Belt Loop fair coming up in November guys. It is on November 12th at the Oxford UMC and will be hosted by
Pack 4010. Please see the attached flier. BALOO training will also be conducted that day. Please see the attached flier and registration
form for it as well.
We have Cub Leader Specific Training on November 19 at St. Marks. Please go to the following link for the training
flier.http://www.choccolocco.org/training_fliers/CLSTNov2011_distributed.pdf
Don't forget, the JSU Merit Badge and Webelos Pin Fair has been scheduled for January 21st at JSU. Registration is now open and online at http://1bsa.org/jsu-merit-badge-fair.php. Classes will be capped at 25 per class unless otherwise stated. Cost of the fair this year
will be $7 per session. We will have a patch available for everyone who participates. The system is set up for individual registration per
scout. We cannot group scouts by troop. Sorry for this. Just do the best you can, guys.
The Pinewood Derby is on February 18th at the Quintard Mall. More information is to come on this event.
Make sure that you are paying attention the the Journey to Excellence requirements for year end awards. Remember to log in your
service hours. We will have a brief refresher training on this on Thursday night. We are entering into the last months and we need to be
prepared to make this award as units and as a district. Go to http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/Awards/JourneyToExcellence.aspx to
look at the pack, troop, and crew scorecards. You can find these at the links at the bottom of the page.
Guys, that about covers it. Please continue to strive towards excellence in everything that we do. Serve the youth. That's what we are
signed on to do. Thank you for all that you do.
Steven D. Miles
District Executive
Choccolocco District
Greater Alabama Council
Boy Scouts of America
256-223-2999
BALOO FLIER
BALOO REG.
BELT LOOP FAIR FLIER
Steven D. Miles
District Executive
Choccolocco District
Greater Alabama Council
Boy Scouts of America
256-223-2999
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN DISTRICT
YOUR INVITED THIS TUESDAY. NEW VENTURE CREW IN GADSDEN
We are starting a NEW VENTURE CREW in Gadsden. We will have an open house for all interested youth and their parents on Tuesday,
November 1st, at Crosspoint Church at 6:30 pm. Venturing is a co-ed program for boys and girls ages 14 to 20. For more information,
Contact Michael Wells at 256-473-5511, or email at [email protected].
NRA INSTRUCTOR TRAINING, NATIONAL JAMBOREE 2013, LEADER TRAININGS
If you want to learn more about these and other opportunities, make sure you are looking at the top of the Digital Eagle.
ROUNDTABLE – BE THERE IF YOU WANT TO KNOW AND LEARN
District Roundtable is next Tuesday, November 8th, 6:30pm
Fort Payne, Troop 63 Scout Hut, Hwy 35, base of Lookout Mountain
Gadsden, First United Methodist Church in Gadsden
We would love to see Representations from all our units. Remember, this is a requirement for Adult Leader Knots.
REVISED BSA PHYSICAL FORM - The BSA physical form has been revised and expanded, and now serves as the single health form
for all BSA activities, from pack overnighters to jamborees and high adventure bases. Part A (the health information section) and Part B
(permission and authorizations section) are required for all Scouting activities. Part C (the medical examination) is required for any
activity greater than 72 hours (such as Boy Scout summer camp), and also for specific activities such as Wood Badge, NYLT and
Powder Horn, for example. The new section (Part D) is required to be used in conjunction with Part C for the High Adventure Bases
(Philmont, Sea Base, and Northern Tier.) Gotowww.1bsa.org for the form.
POPCORN
Thank you to everyone who sold popcorn. Although we did not do as well with our campaign this year, I hope your unit met its goals for
money earning to support your budgeted needs for your program.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN CAMPOREE TO BE NOVEMBER 11-13.
For Camporee information, CLICK HERE.
The Choccolocco District Merit Badge and Pin Fair has been scheduled for January 21 at Jacksonville State University in
Jacksonville, AL. Registration for this event is now up and running. Please click on the following link to register. http://1bsa.org/jsu-meritbadge-fair.php If you have any questions, please email [email protected].
NATIONAL YOUTH LEADERSHIP TRAINING (NYLT)
NYLT is a great program which will pay benefits to your troop or crew in stronger youth leadership. For more information, see the NYLT
section under Boy Scouts at the top of the Digital Eagle.
SUMMER CAMP 2012 - Summer camp is already over half full for next year! see the section under Boy Scouts at the top of the Digital
Eagle.
WINTER BLAST -- Can't wait for summer camp 2012? Join us at Winter Blast, December 27-31 at Camp Comer. On-line registration will
be available soon.
PHILMONT 2013 - Troops and crews may submit reservation requests for Philmont 2013 beginning Monday, October 31st.
SCOUTS WIN AWARDS FOR BOOTH DECORATING AT DEKALB COUNTY FAIR
Pack & Troop 184 won first place for their booth with a patriotic theme. Troop 106 took second with items of Scouting including
backpacking and Philmont memorabilia. Troop 96, with a Patriotic Theme, and Lookout Mountain Cub Scouts, with memorabilia of day
camp and cub activites both took fourth place awards.
GREAT FISHING RODEO AT COMER!
It was a beautiful morning at Camp Comer with some great fun had by all
Biggest Fish Caught - Jacob Yates, Pack 184, 20 inch Catfish, Littlest Fish Caught - Jacob Burgess, Pack 4077, Ugliest Fish Caught Scout Sullivan, 4054
Tigers
1st Canyon Parker, 4071, 2nd Brody Tinker, 4304, 3rd Joshua Davis,
Wolf
1st Jacob Yates, 4184, 2nd Jaden Parker, 4264, 3rd Landon Ott, 7237
Bear
Alex Peterson, 4130, Brent Reel, 4304, Spencer Winters, 4063
Webelos
1st Skyler Britton, 4304, 2nd Seth Michael, 4071
GREAT GADSDEN FISHING RODEO!
The 2011 GSCC Fishing Rodeo was a huge success.
Overall
Smallest: Zac, Pack 777, Largest: Cade, Pack 32, Funny Fish /Ugliest fish: Anthony, Pack 82
Tiger Cubs
1st: Leo, Pack 6, 2nd: Devin, Pack 777, 3rd: Tyler, Pack 50
Wolf
1st: Jayce, Pack 777, 2nd: DJ, Pack 777, 3rd: Tyler, Pack 777
Bears
1st: Michael, Pack 6, 2nd: Tyler, Pack 6, 3rd: Daniel, Pack 58
Webelos
1st: Gage, Pack 6, 2nd: Tim, Pack 114, 3rd: Dakota, Pack 82
Digital Eagle
Make sure you are talking to all your members about signing up for the Digital Eagle, and all the other digital media where they can get
information
MOUNTAIN LAKE
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
District Executive Johnathan Lovett [email protected]
(256) 609-3150
Dear Scoutmasters :
Please provide any preliminary information you can on activities you would like to see at the fall camporee especially those
that you can or are willing to support. A lot of ideas were discussed at the roundtable but I did not record who was going to
coordinate which event.
Please volunteer early so I don’t have to resort to assigning duties that your troop might not appreciate.
Many thanks in advance,
Donn Hall
ASM Troop 60
Arab, AL
[email protected]
Attention all unit leaders:
Please let me know if you are in need of any extra popcorn forms. Also... We would like to hear about any success stories
your youth have had during the popcorn sale. Please send any of this information to [email protected]
YiS;
Johnathan Lovett
(256)609-3150
[email protected]
SHELBY
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
For Info about the Shelby District please contact Derrick at [email protected]
**New Interim District Executive**
Derrick Russaw, South Program Area Field Director will be filling the role of interim Shelby District Executive until a new D.E. is
Derrick Russaw, South Program Area Field Director will be filling the role of interim Shelby District Executive until a new D.E. is
announced. Derrick has served Scouting as Scoutreach Director, Finance Director, and Choccolocco District Executive. Derrrick can be
reached [email protected] or 205.602.2620.
**Shelby District Commissioner's Newsletter 3rd Edition**
Thank you to Steve Ware for his leadership and hard work in compiling this great resource. Also, we'd like to welcome Jeff Johnson to
our Commissioner's Corp. Jeff will be serving Pack, Troop, and Crew 538 at Asbury United Methodist Church.
Click Here For the Shelby District Commissioner's Newsletter
**Cub Advancement Day Report**
Below are the advancement reports from Cub Advancement Day on October 1st at Oak Mountain High School. For questions on the Cub
sessions please contact Sam Pool at [email protected] and with Webelos questions please contact Julie Decker
at [email protected]
Click Here For Cub Advancement Report
Click Here For Webelos Advancement Report
Click Here For Webelos Requirements Completed
**Popcorn Sale**
This year's popcorn sale is over half way over! How time flies. NOTE: Orders are due on October 28th, and will not be able to be turned
in at Round Table as they have been in the past. Please check out the council popcorn site to download your unit order
form https://1bsa.org/popcorn.php. Pickup will again be at the Christian Service Mission at 3600 3rd Avenue S. in downtown Birmingham
on Wednesday, November 9 from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Please make arrangements to get your corn during that time.
**Camporee 2011**
Thank you very much to the City of Hoover for making Veterans Park available for this year's camporee. Paul Mink and his camporee
staff put on a great program. Thanks also to our unit leaders for all they did in getting the boys to the event, and helping out! We had a
great time!
**Check out the new www.beascout.org Website**
We have promotional handouts you can use at church, work, restaurants, etc. Please let Alan know if you would like some
flyers. www.beascout.org
**Outdoor Webelos Leader Skills Training**
WHO? All Webelos Scout adult leaders who currently
work with Webelos Scouts are encouraged to attend
WHY? Because every Scout deserves a trained leader!
This training emphasizes the outdoors skills needed to
work with Webelos Scouts and to help them transition
successfully to Boy Scout troops. This course is a
requirement for the Webelos Den Leader Award, and
taught by a combined staff of Webelos and Boy Scout
instructors.
WHERE? Brierfield Ironworks Historical State
Park, 240 Furnace Parkway, Brierfield, AL 35035
WHEN? 8:15 AM – 9:00 PM! Check-in 7:45 AM
Saturday, October 29, 2011.
COST? $25.00 per person.
CLICK HERE FOR OWLS FLYER
**OUTDOOR LEADER SKILLS TRAINING (BOY SCOUTS)**
WHO? Scoutmasters, assistant scoutmasters, Troop
Committee members, and Venture Crew Advisors.
WHY? Because every scout deserves a trained leader!
ALL SM’s and ASM’s are required to complete
Scoutmaster Leader Specific Training AND Outdoor
Leader Skills to earn their “TRAINED” patch, to be
eligible to earn their SM’s Key Award or Scouter’s
eligible to earn their SM’s Key Award or Scouter’s
Training Award, and to be eligible to take Wood Badge
for the 21st Century.
WHERE & WHEN? At Brierfield Ironworks
Historical State Park in Brierfield, Alabama. Check-in
begins at 6 PM Friday evening, October 28th.
The course will conclude Sunday, October 30th at about
1 PM.
COST? $25 per person.
CLICK HERE FOR OLS FLYER
** Philmont 2012 Expedition #613 Crew**
Our Crew 007 won the Philmont lottery for an expedition in June of 2012. As it stands now, we have eleven (11) open slots. If any of you
know of any scout, venturer, or Scouter who is interested, please have them contact me ASAP. The first and second payments total to
$420. I need to send the money to Philmont no later than Friday. There will be one last payment of $320 due on 2/20/12.
Philmont 2012
Expedition Number: 613
Expedition dates: 12 days: Wednesday 6/13/2012 – Monday 6/25/2012
Maximum number of crews: 2
Maximum number of participants: 24
Philmont fee per participant: $740
Estimated additional cost per participant: $250 – $500 (TBD: transportation, lodging, food, expedition t-shirts, etc.)
Its time again to start thinking about submitting a Silver Beaver Nomination. Here is the form. There is also more information located in
the General Scouting Section.
CLICK HERE FOR SILVER BEAVER NOMINATION FORM
TALAKTO
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
Senior District Executive Curtis Hunt [email protected] or cell phone 256-361-7303
District Executive Brian Reeves [email protected]
For those units who have been recruiting new members, please remember to turn applications into Rachel at the office ASAP. Also,
many applications have been turned in without the registration fees, so please remember those as well.
Roundtable-Before November's Roundtable, there will be a recharter training at 6:00 held at Trinity Presbyterian. Committee Chairs
should plan on attending this training if they have not already done so. Recharter packets will be available to those who attend the
training. Roundtable will immediately follow.
District Camporee-The fall camporee will be November 11-13 at Matthews Preserve. There are many fun activities planned, so Boy
Scout troops should make plans to attend. Hope to see all of you there!
Scouting for Food-November 19th-We are supporting the Salvation Army again this year. Bags will be available at the November Round
Table. Stayed tuned for more information. Please let us know the answer to the typical grocery store question, "Paper or plastic?" We've
noticed that the plastic bags have gotten really thin and want to know which you prefer. Talakto collected 20,715 pounds of food in 2010
to help needy families in our local area. Great job!!
Youth Protection Training is required for all registered volunteers. New leaders are required to take Youth Protection training before they
submit an 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. You do not have to be a registered member or
have a member ID to take Youth Protection training..To take Youth Protection training go to My Scouting and create an account. From
the MyScouting.org portal, click on E-Learning and take the Youth Protection training. Upon completion, you may print a certificate
ofcompletion to submit with a volunteer application or submit the completion certificate to the unit leader for processing at the local
council. When your volunteer application is approved, you will receive a BSA membership card which includes your member ID number.
After you receive your membership card, log back into My Scouting, click on My Profile and update the system by inputting your
member ID number. This will link your Youth Protection training records, and any other training, in MyScouting to your BSA membership.
Curtis Hunt
Senior District Executive
Boy Scouts of America
2211 Drake Avenue
Huntsville,Al.35805
Cell: 256-361-7303
Office: 256-883-7071
THREE RIVERS
2010 CENTENNIAL QUALITY DISTRICT
THREE RIVERS DISTRICT
Please visit our district website and Facebook page at:
District Website - http://threerivers.1bsa.org
Contact:
Joey Beachum
(205) 969-4282
[email protected]
District Updates
Silver Beaver Nominations Due!
The Greater Alabama Council is accepting nominations for the Silver Beaver, the highest award that can be awarded by a local council.
The Silver Beaver recipients will be recognized at the Council Recognition Reception March 9, 2012. NOMINATIONS ARE DUE TO THE
COUNCIL BY NOVEMBER 10, 2011 by mailing them to 516 Liberty Parkway, Birmingham, AL 35242 or e-mailing them to Jeff Brasher
[email protected].
Turkey Shoot
This year’s Turkey Shoot is an awesome opportunity for your Scouts to get a chance to fire away with BB guns, bows, and slingshots.
Compete for prizes and enjoy a morning full of fun and activities. Turkey Shoot is incredible – make sure your boys get an opportunity to
attend. I guarantee they’ll be excited.
What: 2011 Turkey Shoot
When:
Saturday, November 5th
9 am – 1 pm
Where: Fultondale Elementary
Hwy 31, Fultondale, AL
Who: All Cub and Boy Scouts, Leaders, and
families
Cost: $5 for Scouts and siblings 6 and over ($7 after October 31st).
More information: Mechell Malone at 205-516-6050 [email protected].
Leader Training
OLS/OWLS/BALOO Training
Three Rivers District will be participating with Cherokee District to put on three great trainings in one weekend:
What: Outdoor Leader/Webelos Outdoor Leader/BALOO Training
When: November 4-6, 2011
Where: Camp Jack Wright at Tannehill Park
Who: All Leaders or potential leaders
Who: All Leaders or potential leaders
Cost: TBD
More information: Please contact Tamara Brewer at (205) 647-4377 or email [email protected].
POPCORN 2011!!
The official order date deadline was October 28th, so if you have any order forms left to turn in, please send those into the Council office
as soon as possible so we can give your unit the credit it deserves.
Fall Camporee
What: Please make plans to come out and join us for the 2011 Fall Camporee.
When: Friday, November 11 - Sunday, November 13, 2011
Where: Camp Friday in Hayden
Who: All Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, and Venturers
More Info: Please visit the district website for the official leader's guide and registration form.
Cost: The cost is $8 for the entire weekend
If you would like to volunteer and really help out our youth, please let myself or Danny Crigger know. We need volunteers to work the
camp and would love to have you help.
2011 Winter Blast!
Sign-ups for this year’s Winter Blast at Camp Comer are now officially open. This is a great chance to have fun this winter, load up on
merit badges, and get in one last campout before the new year. Also go to the website if you want to be a staff member for this winter’s
camp.
What: Please make plans to come out and join us for Winter Blast.
When: Thursday, December 27 – Monday, December 31, 2011
Where: Camp Comer in Mentone, Alabama
Who: All Boy Scouts and Venturers
More Info: Please visit the district website for the official leader's guide and registration form.
Cost: $140.00 per Scout; $50.00 per adult leader
Commissioner Staff
If you have not received a visit or call from your Unit Commissioner or have no idea of who your Unit Commissioner is, please contact
Bill Kiley [email protected].
The last two months of 2011 are here. Let’s make each and every day left in this year count – for us, for our families, and most
importantly, for our Scouts.
VULCAN
**A Quality, Award Winning District since 2004**
***The David Dowd III High Adventure Fund is available to all Scouts in the Birmingham area. Click Here for the Form
***Baloo Training will be January 14th. More details will be published on the District website.
***November roundtable will have Rechartering training. We will also have Merit Badge Counselor Training Certification. Remember this
training is required yearly.
***The District Service Project will be at Red Mountian Park this year January 7th. We are looking for some chippers that we can use.
***The District Banquet will be at Dawson Memorial Baptist Church this year.
***Popcorn- Orders are due in this Friday. Please make a final push this week and do the best you can. Please contact Kristin Massie
[email protected] or Doug if you have any questions or need anything.
***Vulcan is on Facebook! The facebook group link is Vulcan District, Greater Alabama Council, BSA. This is going to be a good tool to
keep up on the latest District news.
***Vulcan District Cubmobile Derby
November 5, 2011 at Hunter Street Baptist Church
See the Vulcan District Web Site for Details:
http://vulcan.1bsa.org/event.php?cn=76
***Eagle Boards- Every unit would benefit from participating in the Eagle Boards. Contact George Taylor for more information. October's
roundtable will be a presentation on preparing for the Eagle Boards and Eagle Projects. All Life Scout parent's, Eagle coaches, and
advancement chairman would benefit from attending this session.
Congratulations to Vulcan's newest Eagle Scouts:
Peter Adamo Troop 4
John Phillips II Troop 21
Jonathan Barron Troop 23
Taylor Tucker Troop 23
Patrick Hereford Troop 28
John Sydnor Troop 28
Thomas Hornsby Troop 63
William Nash Troop 63
Summers Hester Troop 63
Aaron Barnes Troop 93
Benjamin Smith Troop 96
Onofrio Virciglio Troop 292
John Blum Troop 320
Joel Michelson Troop 320
Robert Byrne Troop 320
***School Night for Scouting is winding up. Packs please make sure to thank the Schools and Principals and follow up with any youth
that signed in on School Night but has not joined yet. Also, lets make sure that we do not let any Cub fall through the cracks from sign
up night to the meetings. If you have names from the sign in sheets, but don't have an application, please follow up with them.
***Philmont Training Center Scholarship Available - Vulcan Adult Scout Leaders who want to attend the Philmont Training Center can
apply for the Robert F Calhoun Philmont Training Center Scholarship. I am still waiting on the revised form. As soon as it is provided it
will be distributed.
***OA Chapter- Nunne-Hi
-Vulcan OA is on Facebook- “Nunne-Hi Chapter of the Coosa Lodge”
-Fall Fellowship is an event not to miss. It will be at Camp Comer at the end of the month.
-District OA Meetings - OA meetings are held the last Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM at the Briarwood Scout House. Both former
and current arrowmen of any lodge are invited to attend. Questions: Brett Melton,[email protected]
WESTMORELAND
Eagle Board of Reviews:
To schedule a Project Review or Eagle Board, email the Westmoreland District Eagle Board at [email protected]
with your Name, Troop #, Email and Phone Number that you maybe reached at. Also, state if it is a Project Review or Eagle Board and
give a brief Description of your proposed project including the sponsor and the physical location.
Fall Camporee
Our Westmoreland Fall Camporee is scheduled for November 11-13. If your troop is planning on attending please contact me at 256-5583327.
November Roundtable
Thursday, November 3 @ 7:00 pm
Florence Blvd Church of Christ
There will be an Introduction to Outdoor Leadership Skills class (OLS) at Camp Westmoreland from November 18-19. This training is
required of all scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters. Please see the attached flyer for any additional information. Click Here
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