2010 Scout Fair
April 17
Qualcomm Stadium
Join thousands and thousands
of your Scouting friends at
Scout Fair 2010, April
17 at Qualcomm Stadium!
Activities, badges, food,
fun and more are in store.
Sign up NOW for ticket
sales, with an exciting new
coupon booklet.
We are selling Scout Fair
Ticket "COUPON BOOKS" for
$10 each. If you spend $75
at Ralph's Grocery Store,
you can use a $10 coupon--so
the ticket and coupon book
is FREE! Units make $4 from
each coupon book sold. What
a easy money-maker!
Contact Bev Jatczak to
pickup Coupon Books.
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Camporee
2010

April 23-25
Mataguay Scout Reservation
It's
time to start thinking about
the upcoming Camporee in
April. It is set for the
last weekend in April, the
23rd through the 25th at
Mataguay Scout Reservation.
This year's theme is “100
years of Scouting”.
Events will cover Scout
skills from each of the
Scout handbooks over the
years. 'Be Prepared' to use
skills that have not been
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Philmont
and
Northern Tier Canoe Trek
Northern Tier Canoe Trek and
Philmont contingents are
being organized for summer
2011. Learn more about the
Philmont and
Northern Tier treks. |
2010
International Camporee
May 14-16, 2010
Mataguay
Participate in the FUN and
EXCITEMENT of the
2010 International Camporee
May 14-16 at the Mataguay
Scout Ranch. Meet Scouts and
Scouters from other BSA
Councils and from Mexico.
Experience the culture of
another country. |
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Philmont
Training Center
Philmont Scout Ranch,
Cimarron, NM
What better place to spend
part of the 100th
Anniversary of the Boy
Scouts of America than at
the Philmont Training
Center! Great volunteer
leaders have guided this
organization for one hundred
years and are central to the
success of the next 100
years. The PTC is the place
where outstanding volunteer
leaders are shaped. We
invite you to build on your
leadership skills by
attending one of the many
specialized courses offered
during the summer of our
100th year. Take some time
to look through the great
selection of courses being
offered. Don't forget! A
week at the PTC is a great
way for the
family to spend some
quality time under the
beautiful blue skies of New
Mexico.
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Get
in the Game! with Geocaching
For our 100th Anniversary
Celebration, the BSA is
tapping into the outdoor fun
and excitement of geocaching
and inviting you along for
the adventure! Through Get
in the Game! geocaching
events, Scouts and
non-Scouts alike will search
for prizes in this
fast-paced, outdoor quest.
It's a great way to share
interesting and useful
Scouting skills — and
outdoor adventure — with
today's tech savvy kids.
Put simply, it's a high-tech
treasure hunt. Players hide
containers, called "caches"
or "geocaches," outdoors and
then share the coordinates.
Then, other players seek
them out using GPS
navigation devices. It's
fun, challenging, and
interesting for individuals,
families, and groups. |
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Interested in Scouting?
BSA offers scouting programs
for Boys ages 7 through 20,
and for young women ages 14
to 20.
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Tiger Cubs, a part of
Cub Scouts, is a
year-round family- and
home-centered program that
encourages the ethical
decision-making skills for
first-grade (or
7-year-old) boys. These
boys participate in the
program with their adult
partners. The program
emphasizes shared
leadership, learning about
the community, and family
understanding.
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Cub Scouts is a
year-round family- and
home-centered program that
develops ethical
decision-making skills for
boys in the second through
fifth grade (or who are 8,
9, and 10 years old).
Activities emphasize
character development,
citizenship training, and
personal fitness.
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Webelos Scouts, a part
of Cub Scouts, is a
year-round family- and
home-centered program that
develops ethical
decision-making skills for
fourth- and fifth-grade
(or 10-year-old) boys.
Webelos Scouts participate
in more advanced
activities that begin to
prepare them to become Boy
Scouts. |
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Boy Scouting. A
year-round program for
boys 11 through 17
designed to achieve the
aims of Scouting through a
vigorous outdoor program
and peer group leadership
with the counsel of an
adult Scoutmaster. (Boys
also may become Boy Scouts
if they have earned the
Cub Scouting Arrow of
Light Award and are at
least 10 years old or have
completed the fifth grade
and are at least 10 years
old.) |
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Venturing. A
year-round program for
young men and women who
are 14 (and have completed
the eighth grade) through
20 years of age to provide
positive experiences
through exciting and
meaningful youth-run
activities that help them
pursue their special
interests, grow by
teaching others, and
develop leadership skills.
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Join at any time of year by
contacting the local
Pack,
Troop, or
Crew. Most scouting
programs are based on grade
or age and do not require
prior scouting experience.
Join any Pack, Troop, or
Crew. You do not need to
be a member of the school,
parish, religion,
or organization that
provides the facilities
used by a Pack, Troop, or
Crew.
Scripps-Mesa District has
several active scouting
units within the Scripps
Ranch and Mira Mesa
area. Choose a Pack,
Troop, or Crew based on:
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Convenience.
Make sure the location
and meeting times are
convenient, especially
for units that meet
weekly. Note that
weekly meetings are
often at a different
location and time than
the monthly meetings of
the entire Pack, Troop,
or Crew, which are
listed on our
website. |
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Friends.
Consider a Pack, Troop,
or Crew whose members
are friends or have
compatible
personalities. |
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Interests. Learn
about the Pack, Troop,
or Crew you are
considering. Many focus
some of their activities
on special interests,
such as camping,
backpacking, high
adventure, and more. |
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Visitation.
Visit with a Pack,
Troop, or Crew you are
considering. Attend one
of their meetings, and
speak to one of the
leaders. Find the Pack,
Troop, or Crew that is
right for you. |
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