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PROGRAM KICKOFF
MAY ROUNDTABLE
MAY 8th - 7:00pm
1st METHODIST CHURCH
JACKSON & HURD
District Round Table
If you don't know what's happening in Eagle District, then you haven't been to
Round Table!
Every unit in Eagle District should be represented each month.
Next Round Table will be August 14, 2008!
May Round Table is Program Kickoff for 2008-2009. Don't miss it.
- All interested adults are invited. Every cub pack, and every troop should have at least one leader attend Round Table every single month.
- Round Table is held at the Christian Activity Center of the Edmond First United Methodist Church
at the corner of Jackson and Hurd, West of the campus of the University of Central Oklahoma in Edmond.
- Round Table is held the Second Thursday of every month of the year, except for June and July.
- Round Table starts promptly at 7:00 p.m.
- Learn scouting skills, skits, songs, stories, games, crafts, and leadership training of all sorts.
- Be Informed
- Get Involved
- Get the latest news and information about BSA, Last Frontier Council, and Eagle District.
RT Handouts:
Download the May
Eagle District Newsletter!
THE NEW
MEINDERS OKLAHOMA
SCOUT SHOP IS NOW OPEN!!!
Store hours are Monday thru Friday
9:00 am - 6:00 pm
SATURDAY
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Financial Assistance is Available for Summer Camp!
Edmond Scout Benevolent Committee has funds for Eagle District Scouts for camping fees and for uniform costs.
Please fill out the
ESBC 2008 application for funding
for Scouts in financial need. The deadline for some Edmond Women's Club funds is in May, so please send to Colleen
as soon as possible. Send the completed application to
Colleen Bicket
by email (bicket@swbell.net) or fax (405-348-1610) or by mail (13074 S Santa Fe, Edmond, OK 73025). When a completed
application is approved, the funds will be sent directly to the unit to distribute.
Uniforms... Day Camp... Resident Camp... Summer Camp... High Adventure...
Thank You Edmond Women's Club for all you do for the scouts and families of Eagle District!
A Friend of Scouting
David Goin, Superintendent of the Edmond Public schools, reflected on his youthful scouting days at the Eagle District FOS Breakfast
in February.
Read his comments.
OA Members get the MaNu 133
Lodge Newsletter for April 2008! It includes the lodge calendar
awards and patches.
Troops, it's time to elect new Order of the Arrow candidates, ahead of:
- Spring Ordeal May 16-18 at Slippery Falls Scout Ranch
- Fall Ordeal September 12-14 at Camp George Thomas
If you get elections in now, your scouts will have two membership events to choose from.
Download your
OA Elections Guide now and schedule an election soon.
Eagle District Camporee was April 25-27, 2008 at Central Christian Camp in Guthrie, OK.
So who is the best patrol in Eagle District?
- Troop 77 Panther Patrol
- Troop 331 Black Iguana Patrol
- Troop 344 Flaming Arrow Patrol
Congratulations to all scouts who put their scouting skills on the line. You are all winners!
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Eagle District Cubmobile Race down Main Street, UCO on May 17, 2008! Don't wait until May to start
building that soapbox-style racer. Helmet-clad cub scouts will drive their own gravity-powered vehicles
across the finish line. It's fun to watch and the scouts absolutely love it. Cars can be reused year
after year, so build that racer with your Tiger Cub and we'll see that young man at the starting gate!
Download the rules & registration form for Cubmobile 2008!.
Take this Parts List with you as you shop for cubmobile parts.
Contact Dave Stapleton or Charles Hawkins for more information.
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2008 Eagle District Cub Scout Day Camp
Monday – Friday June 2 – 6, 2008
Location: Rockin’ O Ranch, Southern Logan County (subject to change)
Registration Packets
* will be available shortly. For more information, please make sure your Pack sends a representative to the April Roundtable – Thursday 10 April 2008, 7:00 p.m. held at Christian Activity Center of the Edmond First United Methodist Church at the corner of Jackson and Hurd.
Each Pack
must provide one
adult Walking Leader each day for every four youth. Den Chiefs and Den Aides do not count toward this ratio. Keep in mind that some Cub and Webelos activities will be separated – thus a Walking Leader for each separated group.
Each Tiger Cub (boys entering first grade) must be accompanied by an Adult Partner, one to one ratio.
Drop-ins (Cubs and Webelos without an adult Walking Leader or Tigers without an Adult Partner) are not allowed to attend camp.
The only youth participants are Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos Scouts. Registered Boy Scouts and Venture Scouts may attend as Den Chiefs, Den Aides, or Camp Staff.
No unregistered siblings may attend the camp as participants.
All parents and registered adult leaders may attend but are expected to take an active role in leading the camp experience either as Walking Leaders or Camp Staff.
Please register as a unit. Registration packets will be available online soon.
No registrations will be accepted after May 23
rd 2008.
Your Pack should have a Day Camp Coordinator who can answer your questions. If you cannot contact this person, feel free to contact one of the following:
* Last year's 2007 registration packet contains some pertinent information for 2008.
Centennial Quality Unit 2007-2008
Those units that have not met their goals can now apply for the 2007 Centennial Quality Unit Award with their
Unit Commissioner. If a unit has not met their 2007 goals, they have until 12/31/2007 to complete the process.
All units that receive CQU status receive the
Gold Card also. The Gold Card makes you eligible for free
advancement patches at the Scout Shop.
Units can also prepare their goals for the 2008 Centennial Quality Unit Award. Forms for 2008 are here. Those
need to be turned in to your Unit Commissioner no later than 12/31/2007.
Return all of your CQU applications into your
Unit Commissioner in order to be assured that you receive appropriate
credit. Direct any questions about Quality Unit to
Mike Flowers.
Commissioners
The time now is
11:23 AM, do you know who your
Unit Commissioner is?
Learn about
Eagle District Commissioners.
Commissioner information was updated 09/25/2007.
Calling all Arrowmen
- Eagle Chapter meetings are the Second and Fourth Sunday of every month at Room 121 of the UCO Business Building unless otherwise specified.
- 20 min Business Meeting
- 40 min Activities and Ceremony Preparation.
- OA Dues Troops and unit Commissioners, please make certain that your OA members pay their $10 annual OA dues,
through the Chapter rather than the Council Office. Chapter dues are due in Feburary.
Phil Jeck Eagle Chapter OA Advisor 348-3323
Check the
Order of the Arrow page to learn more about OA.
Check the
MaNu Lodge Site for information about upcoming Lodge Activities,
including Ordeal, Conclave, and Fellowship.
Good Turn for America
Record the service hours of your unit in this BSA-wide project to recognize the service scouting provides for
America.
Find out more.
Friends of Scouting campaign raises money through private contributions to cover the council costs which are
not covered by other types of funding. About $125 per scout is needed beyond the costs scout families normally pay
to provide the type of professionals, facilities, and services which are necessary components of the scouting program.
- Family Campaign - Every Pack and Troop is responsible for scheduling an FOS presentation at a pack meeting or a
court of honor as part of the Quality Unit program. The Blue and Gold Banquet is the perfect time for an FOS presentation.
Our family program goal for 2008 is $50,000.
- Community Campaign - Many in our Community recognize the virtue of Scouting who have no family
members currently in the program. Our community campaign will identify community leaders and businesses
who can be persuaded to contributing to the cause. Although the idea is not new, this coordinated program is. Our
goal for the Community FOS Campaign is $70,000.
Eagle District Community FOS Kickoff Breakfast
We are inviting “community leaders” to attend our 1st annual, Eagle District FOS Kickoff Breakfast on
February 7th, with checkbooks in hand. Community leaders can reserve a table for their company or
organization with a $500 donation.
The event will be held at the Edward L. Gaylord University Center 2501 E. Memorial Rd. on the campus
of
Oklahoma Christian University. Buffet breakfast starts at 6:45 a.m. and the program begins promptly
at 7:00. Eagle Scout, Dr. David Goin, Superintendent of Edmond Schools will be our special guest
speaker.
Invitations will be mailed in mid January. If you would like to invite a community leader to our
district breakfast, an invitation can be mailed to them. Contact Finance Chairman Angie LaPlante
@ 808-9493, email
angielaplante@cox.net.
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Wood Badge is the ultimate BSA adult training experience.
- Spring Course SR-895 April 4-6 and April 25-27, 2008 at Camp George Thomas
- Fall Course SR-896 September 5-7 and September 26-28, 2008 at Camp George Thomas
Find details on the LFC Wood Badge page.
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Powder Horn is coming to Last Frontier Council!
Be one of the first 48 adult leaders (over 21) to experience, in-council, the Woodbadge of Outdoor Skills -- Powder Horn!
- One two-weekend course of high adventure outdoor leadership skills training
- April 18-20, 2008 at Slippery Falls Scout Ranch near Tishamingo, Ok AND...
- May 2-4, 2008 at Diamond H Scout Ranch in the Cookson Hills near Lake Tenkiller
- Physically fit leaders only, please.
- Space is very limited. Apply now.
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Contact
Ann Williams at 405-767-4553 (Work) or 405-607-4491 (Home).
Friends of Scouting
Please contact
Angie LaPlante to schedule a Friends of Scouting presentation at your next
pack meeting or court of honor for 2008!
Friends of Scouting contributions pay much of the annual expenses of Last Frontier Council. These expenses include the salaries of scouting professionals,
and the care and upkeep of council properties such as Slippery Falls Scout Ranch, Camp Kickapoo, Camp George Thomas, and others. The FOS program helps keep costs affordable for
our scouting families.
You can
donate now to the Last Frontier Council
2008 Friends of Scouting Campaign using the secure server from our friends at scouting.org! Plesase let Angie
know about your online contribution so that your unit and Eagle District can be properly attributed.
Northern Tier High Adventure Canoe Trek for scouts and crew members 14 and older July 21 - August 2. Canoeing the waters of Northern Minnesota and up into Canada.
Contact
Harold Hanke at (405) 751-5170 for more information.
Scouting Sunrise was a smashing success! Logan County Boy Scout and Girl Scout units hosted an August 1 celebration to start the second century of the world brotherhood (and sisterhood) of scouting.
Some wonderful pictures are available
here.
Eagle District Centennial Day Camp was June 4-8 at the Rockin O Ranch
1 1/2 Miles North of Seward Road on Santa Fe.
It was a tremendous success. Thanks to the staff, the leaders, the parents, and all of the participants.
Download
Day Camp Skits and
Day Camp Songs here.
Scouting Centennial Camporee was September 28-30, 2007 at Elmer Thomas Park in Lawton, Oklahoma.
Thanks to everybody who participated in the OU Ushering program for 2007.
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