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1 Scout Sign A publication for and about Scouters in our Council October 2017 Vol.13 #10 October - November Council Calendar 4-Oct Properties Committee 6-Oct Eagle Gathering 6-8 Oct NYLT Part I 6-8 Oct Level 2 Tower Instructor Training 6-8 Oct Neuse River Fall Camporee 9-Oct Council Training Committee Meeting 9-Oct Columbus Day Observed 11-Oct Yom Kippur 12-Oct Commissioner Cabinet Meeting Oct NYLT Part Oct LaFayette Fall Camporee 14-Oct Open COPE 14-Oct Campbell Sports Youth Day 18-Oct Popcorn - Show-N-Sell Invoices mailed 19-Oct Finance Committee Oct Dogwood Fall CUBOREE Oct Dogwood Fall Camporee Oct OA Vigil Gathering 21-Oct Commissioner Conference Meeting 22-Oct Critter Dinner 26-Oct Executive Committee 26-Oct Heritage Society Dinner Oct Awahili Fall Camporee 27-Oct Scout Night w/fayetteville Marksmen 28-Oct Popcorn - SALE Ends 28-Oct Open Rock 31-Oct Popcorn - Show-N-Sell Monies Due - Noon 31-Oct Popcorn & Prize Orders Due - Noon 31-Oct Halloween 1-Nov Properties Committee 4-Nov University of Scouting 5-Nov Daylight Savings Time Ends - Fall Back 7-Nov Council Camporee Meeting 8-Nov U.S. General Election Day 9-Nov Program Committee 9-Nov Commissioner Cabinet Meeting 9-Nov Finance Committee 10-Nov Campbell Camp Out Night Nov 10th Annual LDS Merit Badge Clinic Nov Webelos Woods 11-Nov Veteran's Day Nov Lodge Leadership Development 11-Nov Cub Scout Shooting Sports Day Nov Open Tower 13-Nov Council Training Committee Meeting 16-Nov Board Meeting 16-Nov Popcorn Take Order Delivered to Warehouses Nov Popcorn Take Order Distribution to Units Nov Camp Durant Closed 23-Nov Thanksgiving Day 27-Nov Advent Begins 29-Nov Advancement Committee Scoutmaster Thoughts The quality of a leader is reflected in the standards they set for themselves. - Ray Kroc Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 1

2 nomination form. Ask for reference letters, they are not required but are helpful to the selection committee. A maximum of three letters of recommendation, one per category, may be submitted along with the nomination. Nominations by immediate family members are not recommended, but will be considered Occoneechee Eagle Count 2017 SILVER BEAVER AWARD Before Submitting a Nomination Contact the nominee s Scout unit leaders, District or Council leaders, religious leader, fellow members of civic organizations, spouse, and/or Scouts they have worked with over the years. Contact anyone that may help in gathering information to complete the Complete sections 1, 2 & 3 as completely and neatly as possible. Use of this form, and typewritten, is preferred and highly encouraged. If you don't know the exact dates of service (month/year or year) ensure you verify that the positions served are correct, not forgetting to add any awards received, including scouting, religious and civic. It is to the nominee s advantage to amplify their service completeness verses length is paramount. Be sure to add your nomination statement as to why you feel this Scouter should receive the Silver Beaver Award. Remember to have the completed application turned into the Council Office no later than 5PM on Monday November 6, You may the nomination form (including any letters of recommendation) to Dona Johnston at print out the form and drop it off, or mail it to the Council Office. If you have any questions, please me at drunkle@hubbardpipeandsupply.com. Thank you, Dave Runkle 2017 Silver Beaver Chairman Nomination form on pages Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 2

3 Carolina Hurricanes Scout Nights The Hurricanes are proud to present a special offer to Scouts & other special guests from each troop to five weekend games. Scouts will receive a new Hurricanes patch, troop recognition on the video board, and the opportunity for members of your troop to be selected to watch warm-ups from the Canes bench or penalty box, as well as the possibility your troop leader could be selected to ride the Olympia ice resurfacing machine during an intermission. We will also be introducing several new in game experiences that Scouts will be able to take advantage of this season More info on page 13 Occoneechee Council s 13 th Annual University of Scouting November 4, :00am to 5:00pm Wake Tech Community College 9101 Fayetteville Road Raleigh, NC More info on page 12 Outdoor Ethics Offerings At University of Scouting Jim Saunders Cope and Climbing Committee Chair BSA NCS Climbing & COPE Director Camp Durant, Carthage NC 35 20'20.90"N79 33'10.19"W occopeclimb@gmail.com The Chancellors are building a new College into the structure for the 2017 University of Scouting. Opening on November 4 th, will be the College of Outdoor Ethics! This College will take the Outdoor Ethics/Conservation classes that you have found in previous years in the different/various Colleges and house them all in one easy to search location. For those courses that are moving from their previous College, you will see them cross-listed in their previous location. For example, the Outdoor Ethics Orientation Course for Cub Scout Leaders that was listed at C in last year s catalog Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 3

4 might appear as OE this year in the Cub Scout College. We have a couple of NEW offerings and some that we are bringing back after a hiatus. New this year for our female Scouts and Scouters only is the Women s Backcountry Hygiene: Peeing, Pooping, Periods, and More (OE-400)! We will also have a brand-new class called Outdoor Ethics Guide Why Should Your Unit Have One? (OE-200) and a Tread Lightly! Awareness Workshop (OE ). Make sure that you check out these new offerings. The Outdoor Ethics Training Team looks forward to the ribbon cutting on our new College by filling our classes with excited students. This year s classes include: OE Outdoor Ethics Orientation for Cub Scout Leaders (returning) OE Outdoor Ethics Orientation for Boy Scout, Venturing and Sea Scout Leaders (returning) OE Tread Lightly! Awareness Workshop (new) OE-101 BSA LNT 101 (returning) OE-200 Outdoor Ethics Guide Why Should Your Unit Have One/ (new) OE-300 Conservation Awards and Program (returning from hiatus) OE-400 Women s Backcountry Hygiene: Peeing, Pooping, Periods and More (new for females only) OE-500 Hornaday Award Program (returning from hiatus) We look forward to seeing you there! Meredith Blackwood College of Outdoor Ethics Dean HAPPY HALLOWEEN 2017 Calendar of Conservation and Stewardship Events A large part of Scouting is our dedication to teaching stewardship to our youth and adult members. As you plan or update your unit calendars for 2017, go ahead and add in a couple of the events listed below. You can join an existing event with many of these organizations or create your own. NC Environmental Education (Monthly Events) endar More info on page TH ANNUAL BSA JAMBOREE ON THE AIR Jamboree-on-the-Air, or JOTA, is the largest Scouting event in the world. It is held annually the third full weekend in October. JOTA uses amateur radio to link Scouts and hams around the world, around the nation, and in your own community. This jamboree requires very little travel; this year s event will take place on October 21 st from 10:00am to 2:00pm at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in North Raleigh (5060 Six Forks Road). Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 4

5 Tell Me More Scouts of any age can participate, from Cub Scouts to Boy Scouts and Venturers. Once at the ham radio station, the communication typically involves talking on a microphone and listening on the station speakers. However, many forms of specialized communication will also be taking place, such digital communication (much like sending a message on your smartphone but transmitted by radio), or sending/receiving without using the local internet. We will also use an earth-based relay (called a repeater). The exchanges include such information as first name, the radio s location (called QTH in ham speak), Scout rank, age, and hobbies. The stations you ll be communicating with can be across town, across the country, or even around the world! The World Scout Bureau reported that nearly one million Scouts and almost 20,000 amateur radio operators participated in the 2016 JOTA, from more than 17,776 stations in 151 countries. When Is It? Date: Saturday, October 21, 2017 Time: 10:00am 2:00pm Place: 5060 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC How Can I Participate as a Scout? Just come on by no registration is needed! It ll be fun. The Raleigh Amateur Radio Club (RARS) is sponsoring the event and will have radios, antennas, computers, and other items setup and ready for you to use. There will also be trained operators ready to assist you to get on the air and provide instruction so you can talk with other scouts. If you are planning to attend, we would love to hear from you. How Can I Participate as an Amateur Radio Operator? If you are a licensed Amateur Radio Operator and would like to participate, we would love to have you on the team. There will be many ways to get involved, from helping scouts at the different stations to running your own station and communicating with the scouts from the comfort of your own home. If you are interested, please contact us using the information below. For additional information or to participate in please contact: Robert Cox at JOTA.Raleigh@gmail.com (Rob - N4MN - is an Extra Class Amateur Radio Operator, an ARRL and RARS member, and former Scoutmaster for Troop 310 in North Raleigh.) Follow us on Facebook: JOTA.Raleigh or on Twitter: JOTA_Raleigh District Committee Meetings First Wednesday of the month: Awahili 7:00 pm First Thursday of the month: Dogwood 6:30 pm Crosswinds 7:00 pm Neuse River 7:00 pm Impeesa 8:30 pm Third Thursday of the month: LaFayette 7:00 pm Black River 7:00 pm Mawat 8:30 pm Third Monday of the month: Shakori 7:00 pm Fourth Thursday of the month: Highlander 7:00 pm Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 5

6 District Roundtable Meetings First Monday of the month: Shakori 7:00 pm First Thursday of the month: LaFayette 7:00 pm Impeesa 7:00 pm Highlander 7:00 pm Dogwood 7:00 pm Black River 7:00 pm Neuse River 7:00 pm Third Thursday of the month: Mawat 7:00 pm Awahili 7:00 pm Crosswinds 7:00 pm Send your District news to: Cub Scout Fun Starts Here! What Is Your Cub Scout Pack Doing? Tell us about your ceremonies, AOL, camping, community service, special activities, field trips, etc. Send us your Pack news and photos. Share your STORY SAVE THE DATE: 10 th ANNUAL LDS MERIT BADGE CLINIC Calling all Scouts! Please save the date, come participate in and celebrate together the 10 th Anniversary of the Annual LDS Merit Badge Clinic November 10th and 11 th, This event is open to all Scouts regardless of their Troop sponsorship or locale. Sponsored by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, this Clinic is free of charge to all participants and features Merit Badge Counselors that are registered, trained and eager to share their time, experience and talents with Scouts seeking advancement opportunities! Last year, 940 Scouts attended and worked on a whopping 1,998 merit badges. A total of 199 Scout Troops were represented across 11 Clinic venues. Scouts from the Triangle, outlying areas and as far away as New York attended. The Scouts collected 3500 pounds of food for a number of local food banks, demonstrating that the Scout Slogan Do a good turn daily is written on their hearts. Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 6

7 Friday evening, November 10 th will feature a three-hour Merit Badge Clinic block followed by morning and afternoon Clinic sessions on Saturday, November 11 th. This looks to be a very special weekend for advancement opportunities, fun and fellowship with Scouts! We hope to surpass last year s attendance and food donations as we celebrate 10 years of Scouting excellence at the Clinic! For more information on this special 10 th Anniversary Merit Badge Clinic go to LDSMeritBadgeClinic.com. Registration will be available mid-october at Look for the event under November 10 th. For information contact: Steve Hanna; stevehanna@ .com; Send us your Troop News And Photos Good Citizen Award for Eagle Scouts The Marine Corps League would be happy to attend your Eagle Scout's Court of Honor and present him with a Good Citizen Award. More info on page 20 Get Plugged-in to Venturing As we develop ways to know what is happening in our Council with Venturing: We are looking to post something in the Scout Sign each month. If you have any possible write ups about Crews or things going on please send them to ocvoa.communications@gmail.com There are some Facebook pages and groups you might be interested in that are not only for our Council but our Area and Region. We are located in Area 7 of the Southern Region. Below are the links to each of those pages and/or groups. Occoneechee Council Venturing / Occoneechee Council eecouncil/ Southern Region Area 7 Venturing / Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 7

8 Southern Region Venturing enturing/ Useful websites Southern Region website National Venturing website Venturing.aspx Getting The Most from Venturing OA NEWS Send us your Venturing News and Photos Send Us Your OA News And Photos Send us your Sea Scout News and Photos Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 8

9 In Scouting, a boy is encouraged to educate himself instead of being instructed. Sir Robert Baden-Powell Volunteers needed to help the Florida Sea Base clean up after Hurricane Irma The myscouting app puts training, rosters and commissioner tools at your fingertips Check out these and other interesting articles at: Where to go Camping hgjokfq55tg3bvduavkezff18yvmnofcpc/edit?pre f=2&pli=1 Pledge to never, ever use your phone while driving, because #ItCanWait The Occoneechee Council s Next Generation Committee is a group of young professionals engaged in the community and are rising stars within their organizations. The Next Generation Committee is dedicated to providing the next generation of leaders for the Scouting program in the Triangle. The group strives to provide valuable service to Scouting. The group, in turn, benefits from top-down mentorship from the Occoneechee Council Executive Board. For more information please contact Robert Shaw at shawrw5@yahoo.com or call Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 9

10 SCOUT SHOP NEWS Occoneechee Scout Shop Anne J. Hendrix, Senior Store Manager Boy Scouts of America, Supply Group Phone: Phone: Fax: Street Address: 3231 Atlantic Ave Raleigh, NC Cumberland Scout Shop Tony Garcia, Store Manager Phone: Phone: Fax: Street Address: 717 Hope Mills Rd Fayetteville, NC Scout Shop Hours Monday - Friday Saturday Closed Sunday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Scout news? The mission of this newsletter is to publish on a monthly basis those events that show Scouting at its best and help you deliver a Scouting program that delivers the Scouting promise. Send your events, Eagle projects, and Scouting news articles (with pictures) to: OCScoutSign@icloud.com Deadline: 20th of every month Publication: 1st of every month Editorial Policy The Scout Sign is a monthly publication that communicates relevant news to Scout leaders about the Scouting community of Occoneechee. We welcome articles (with pictures) that demonstrate Scouting in action, including Eagle projects, outings, and upcoming events that can serve as inspiration to others. While we reserve the editorial decision as to what content is relevant, we will attempt to utilize your content as submitted with only minor corrections to improve readability. Send your content and comments to mailto:ocscoutsign@icloud.com Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 10

11 High AdVenturing Northern Tier Florida Seabase Do you want to receive the Scout Sign newsletter via ? Veronica at: SBR Check them all out at: nturing.aspx Contact Information for Occoneechee Council Office Phone: Phone: Fax: Street Address: 3231 Atlantic Ave Raleigh, NC Web: More info on page 20 Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 11

12 Occoneechee Council s 13 th Annual University of Scouting Wake Technical Community College 9101 Fayetteville Road Raleigh, NC :00am to 5:00pm On-line registration cost $25 by September 30, 2017 October 1 thru October 31 registration increases to $30.00 Walk up registration cost: $50.00 (only on event day) Instructor cost: $15.00 All registrations include Lunch On-line catalog/registration September 1 Don t forget to visit the Scouting EXPO! 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. Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 12

13 The Hurricanes are proud to present a special offer to Scouts & other special guests from each troop to five weekend games. SCOUT NIGHTS Scouts will receive a new Hurricanes patch, troop recognition on the video board, and the opportunity for members of your troop to be selected to watch warm-ups from the Canes bench or penalty box, as well as the possibility your troop leader could be selected to ride the Olympia ice resurfacing machine during an intermission. We will also be introducing several new in game experiences that Scouts will be able to take advantage of this season. More details will be ed out shortly. Sunday, NOV. 19 vs. New York Islanders 5 PM Sunday, NOV. 26 vs. Nashville Predators 1 PM Sunday, JAN. 14 vs. Calgary Flames 3 PM Sunday, FEB. 18 vs. New Jersey Devils 5 PM Saturday, MAR. 17 vs. Philadelphia Flyers 7 PM SEATING CATEGORY BOX OFFICE PRICE YOUR PRICE Lower Level North $90/$108 $55 Terrace Preferred $61 $40 Terrace Value $50 $32 Shoot Twice Goal Zone $37 $22 Fan Zone $30 $20 Hat Trick Section $40 + Hurricanes Exclusive Hat Buy Tickets: Hurricanes.com/Scouts Promo Code: Scouts To purchase 10 or more tickets, Contact Brian Kapusta: Phone: (919) / briank@carolinahurricanes.com Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis & subject to availability. If the above dates do not work for you and Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 13 your Pack or Troop, but you would still like to attend a game, please contact Brian Kapusta for additional opportunities.

14 2017 OCCONEECHEE COUNCIL SILVER BEAVER NOMINATION FORM Nominee: Address: City: State/Zip: Occupation or Profession: Address: Phone: PART 1 Scouting Service (50% of the consideration for award derived from this category) Years as Cub Scout: Years as Boy Scout: Years as Explorer/Venturer: Highest Rank: Total years served as an adult Scouter: Positions served as an adult: Position Council To/From Years Served Awards or Recognitions received: Award Council/District Awarding Date Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 14

15 Part 2 Service to Community/Non Scouting (25% of the consideration for award derived from this category) List and comment upon the nominee s involvement in community activities and standing in the community. This should include: business, professional, civic, educational, fraternal, veteran, and other non-scouting areas. Part 3 Religious Activities (25% of the consideration for award derived from this category) Part 4 Statement by Nominator Please attach a statement summarizing why you think the contributions to our youth by this nominee merit consideration for awarding of the Silver Beaver. Nomination submitted by: Telephone: Address: City: State/Zip: Scouting Position: Address: Mail Nomination Form To: Silver Beaver Committee Occoneechee Council 3231 Atlantic Ave Raleigh, NC Deadline: November 6, 2017 Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 15

16 Instructions and Examples Before Submitting Contact the nominee s scout unit leaders, district or council leaders, religious leader, fellow members of civic organizations, spouse, and/or scouts they have worked with over the years. Contact anyone that may help in gathering information to complete the nomination form. Ask for reference letters, they are not required but are helpful to the selection committee. A maximum of three letters of recommendation, one per category, may be submitted along with the nomination. Nominations by immediate family members are not recommended, but will be considered. Attach Photo Attach a current photo of your nominee. This can be a scouting photo or non-scouting photo. For example: Service to God Jane Smith has been a member of her church for 20 years; she is a good Christian. Not enough information. It is important to identify their religious activities, and not just their faith. Be specific: Jane Smith has been an active member of St. Stephens Church for 20 years ( ). During that time she has expressed her faith by working in the following areas and activities (ensure to include the dates of service for each): Sunday school teacher 4 & 5th graders (from to) Served as sexton (from to) Chair of the building committee (from to) Hurricane relief - Fran & Floyd (from to) Heads annual Thanksgiving food drive (from to) VBS volunteer (from to) Couples bible study organizer and teacher (from to) For example: As a Scouter: John Doe has been a registered Scouter for 15 years. John started out in Pack XXX as a Den Leader, and is now the Scoutmaster of TXXX. During his scouting tenure John has always stepped up and helped whenever he was needed. He is a loyal Scouter and an excellent example to the adults & youth that he comes in contact with. Over his scouting career he has served in the following areas and activities (ensure to include the dates of service for each, i.e. month/year or year: Tiger coach (from to) Wolf, Bear and Webelos Leader (from to) Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 16

17 Asst Cub master (from to) District Popcorn Chair (from to) District Cub Camporee Chief 1997, 2000, 2004, 2007 Council Camporee committee member (from to) Troop Committee Chairman District Scouting for Food Coordinator (from to) OA Chapter Advisor (from to) Served on Council Membership Committee (from to) For example: Community Service Louisburg Christmas Parade Chairman United Way Board Member 2006-present Little League Coach Friend of the Franklin County Libraries 2004-present Captain of Neighborhood community watch (from to) Salvation Army Bell Ringer (from to) Complete sections 1, 2 & 3 as completely and neatly as possible. Use of this form, and typewritten, is preferred and highly encouraged. If you don't know the exact dates of service (month/year or year) ensure you verify that the positions served are correct, not forgetting to add any awards received, including scouting, religious and civic. It is to the nominee s advantage to amplify their service completeness verses length is paramount. Be sure to add your nomination statement as to why you feel this Scouter should receive the Silver Beaver Award. Remember to have the completed application turned into the Council Office no later than 5PM on Monday November 6, You may the nomination form (including any letters of recommendation) to Dona Johnston at dona.johnston@scouting.org, print out the form and drop it off, or mail it to the Council Office. If you have any questions, please me at drunkle@hubbardpipeandsupply.com. Thank you, Dave Runkle 2017 Silver Beaver Chairman Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 17

18 2017 Calendar of Conservation and Stewardship Events A large part of Scouting is our dedication to teaching stewardship to our youth and adult members. As you plan or update your unit calendars for 2017, go ahead and add in a couple of the events listed below. You can join an existing event with many of these organizations or create your own. Great Backyard Bird Count (February 17-20) Keep America Beautiful (Wake County) National Wildlife Week (March 14-18) National Arbor Day (March 17) Let s G.O. (Get Outside)! (April 1-30) John Muir Day (April 21) Earth Day (April 22) National Kids to Parks Day (May 20) Falls Lake Youth Fishing Tournament (May 21) Great Outdoors Month (June) National Trails Day (June 3) Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 18

19 National Get Outdoors Day (June 10) National Marina Day (June 10) Great American Backyard Campout (summer long) Serve Outside September (S.O.S) Take a Child Outside Week (Sept ) National Public Lands Day (September 30) Christmas Bird Count (December-January) NC Environmental Education (Monthly Events) Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 19

20 Good Citizen Award for Eagle Scouts The Marine Corps League would be happy to attend your Eagle Scout's Court of Honor and present him with a Good Citizen Award. To find a Detachment near you, enter your zip code at: Contact the Commandant of the nearest detachment and have him give you the contact information for their Eagle coordinator and give them the following information: Name of Eagle Scout (s) as it is to appear on the award Court of Honor Location: (Facility and address) Date: Time: of Court of Honor Unit type and number: Requestor's Name:, Requestor's cell phone: Any special instructions: If for some reason you get no response from your local detachment or if they can't attend on the date requested or you are in the Crosswinds District send a note to David Gardener: gardener1941@att.net or call at Marines in Red Jackets Marines in Summer Dress Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 20

21 Occoneechee Council Office and Staff List January 1, 2017 Name Position Ext. Contact Information Tiffany Adams Registrar/Eagle Desk John Akerman Chief Executive Officer 240 Ryan Biegert Office Assistant/Website Designer 248 Alicia Embrey Fundraising Assistant 247 Lauri Gillie Program Assistant 238 Henry Goodson Camping Director Lucy Grist Dogwood Senior Dist. Executive Matt Groseclose Mawat Senior Dist. Executive Lori Hirth Accountant 223 Dona Johnston Senior Executive Assistant 222 Kenna McIntire Program Director Terry McIntire Ranger Desmond Miller Director of Marketing & Activities Barbara Ocasio Part Time Office Assistant 221 Shaun Olynick Director of Development Tyler Perkinson Crosswinds District Director John Phares Director Of Field Services Veronica Porterfield Special Event Assistant 225 Debbie Sanders Controller/Office Manager 234 Greg Sanders Impeesa District Director Rodger Skirvin Field Director Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 21

22 Adam VanStedum Field Director Ivan Waldorf Neuse River Sr. District Executive Bill Walters LaFayette District Director Jerry Wells Have a Question? To submit an article for Scout Sign:: Shakori/Awahili Senior District Executive jerry.wells@scouting.org occoneechee.council@scouting.org scoutsignsubmit@ocscouts.org Occoneechee Scout Sign Vol. 13 #10 22

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