Scouting for Adventure continues this week!

It will air this week on Cox Channel 250, (153 on Dish Network) - the Outdoor Channel.

Wednesday - 7:30 AM & 5:30 PM
Saturday - 1:00 PM

This weeks show: Out Island Adventure.

Scouting for Adventure is an original series based on the Boy Scouts of America and their flagship magazine, Boy’s Life. This high-adventure show targets young outdoorsmen, teaching wilderness skills with an emphasis on safety and team-building. Episodes feature exciting activities like rock climbing, kayaking, scuba diving, ropes courses, backpacking, horse riding, canoeing, and whitewater rafting; and cover important outdoor Scouting topics, including safety tips, gear reviews, merit badges, conservation, campfire cooking, and knot tying. The show promotes awareness of the Boy Scouts of America and its scouting values and activities.

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Scouting for Adventure Flyer

The replanting drive will begin again 1 Sept. – Thru 30 Nov. and Channel 2 needs lots of units involved to continue the ReGREENing Green Country effort.

For more information contact Carol Whitebook at 918-743-6125.

cwhitebook@okscouts.org

See the donation form

Purpose and Mission

The Boy Scouts of America is chartered by Congress and incorporated to provide a program that offers effective character, citizenship and personal fitness training for youth.

The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

A former Boy Scout, Tulsa County Sheriff Stanley Glanz
urges youth to join Scouting!

Join the Good Gang

During a Press Conference held on August 13, 2008, The Indian Nations Council, Boy Scouts of America brings together Tulsa’s Gang Task Force Unit and The Tulsa County Sheriff’s Department and the Tulsa Area United Way to announce the 2008 launch of our JOIN SCOUTING CAMPAIGN.

Join the Boy Scouts of America

Call 918-743-6125 to join today!

Over 6,000 new Scouts are expected to join during this falls Campaign. With over 4 million members nationally, the Boy Scouts of America is the largest GANG in the country. Our neighborhoods and our communities need GOOD GANGS. Currently the Indian Nations Council in Tulsa serves 28,000 youth members who are actively participating in our local area Scout Programs.

Full Story check out http://krmg.com/localnews/2008/08/americas-largest-gang.html
http://www.tulsaworld.com/news/article.aspx?articleID=20080814_11_A9_TulsaC949583

Trail's End Popcorn

Popcorn kickoff dinners are coming up! Check out the Popcorn page to see when your district's dinner will be held.

Popcorn Dinners and Important Dates

Click here for the 2008 popcorn page.

You are invited to the premiere of
Believe It. Live It.

September 17th
7:00 PM
Jenks Riverwalk Movie Theater

See the flyer

Bring the whole family and participate in over 60 activities including games, archery, canoes, fishing, zip lines, and more.

“Try Scouting on for the Day!”
Free & Open to the Public

Saturday, September 20, 2008
11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m
Camp Russell (Located at 101st and 193rd E. Ave., Broken Arrow)

Each Fall over 4,000 scouts & their families “Try Scouting On For the Day!” at Camp Russell. Boys and their families will experience many of the activities that Scouts in packs and troops get to do during the year. Beautiful Camp Russell located in Broken Arrow will be the host camp for over 60 fun scouting activities for the whole family. You can try fishing on the dock, learn archery safety and skills, paddle one of the canoes, play games and races, soar down a zip line, meet Sparky the Clown, shoot a BB Gun, participate in Indian dances, “dig for Gold’, try the obstacle course and much, much more……AND ITS ALL FREE. Concessions will be available for those wanting to have lunch or a snack. Don’t miss this once a year family event.

For more information call the Scout Resource Center: 918-743-6125

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Wood Badge Reunion
& Scholarship Dinner

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Mark your Calendar and watch for more information!

This event is open to ALL Scouters who have attended a Wood Badge course and spouse or guest.

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The 2008 Catholic Committee on Scouting and Camp Fire sponsored retreat will be on October 11 & 12. All youth of the Diocese from 1st thru 12th grade and their families are encouraged to attend this fun and faith filled retreat. Come spend a weekend at Camp Fire USA’s Camp Waluhili on Fort Gibson Lake. Activities include Olympic style games, arts and crafts, songs, skits around a campfire, and Mass. Register early to insure a spot. The cost for early bird registration by September 19, 2008 is $17/person or $68/family. After September 20, the cost is $20/person or $80 per family. The fee includes 3 meals and the overnight stay.

Registration forms can be found at www.catholic-church.org/tdccscf or call Anne Daubney at 366-7354 or Dennis or Donalyn Zvacek at 250-8782.

Eagle Scout - Roll of Honor

Our first nationwide Eagle Scout search has less than a month to go. We have had excellent results. However, there are sure to be Eagle Scouts that we have not managed to locate. Please pass the flyer to any Eagle Scout you hear of who did not receive contact from Harris Connect, Inc.

NESA Flyer

nesa.org/misc/essearch.html