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Hello Everyone!

 

It is THAT time of the year to begin planning our District Camporee.

The dates for the event are April 21-23 at Beautiful Camp James Ray in Pottsboro,TX.

We will host a total of 3 meetings prior to Roundtable 6:30 PM at Trinity Presbyterian Church (5871 Virginia Parkway McKinney 75071).

 

What we will need from your Unit:

 

Attendance at each meeting from your SiC (scout in charge)/SPL along with AiC (Adult in Charge)/Scoutmaster.

Showing up to the meeting is important to help with planning events for each group as well as theme, patch design and obstacle course contribution.

 

This event will be co-hosted with Western Horizon District, as Council has paired us up to combine resources.

We will offer a zoom link if needed, however this is an event run by the youth and in person participation is encouraged.

 

Dates for planning meetings:

February 2 6:15-7PM

March 2 6:15-7PM

April 6th   6:15-7PM

 

The leaders guide is in progress as we are hosting additional meetings along with WH District to get that completed.

 

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to myself or Rob Taylor (rob@taylorinet.com)

 

Thank you and let’s all work together to make it a great event as it always is for Lone Star!!!


Toni Taylor

www.taylorscouts.com


EVENT DETAILS: 

Cost

Required Information
The following information will be requested during registration:

Documents Required at Check-In

Event Contacts

Click here to sign up: https://scoutingevent.com/571-2023CJRSpringCamporee3# 

Lone Star District Camporee April 8-10 @ Camp James Ray

Come join Lone Star District at Camp James Ray for our annual Camporee.  This event is for all troops and crews.  We'll have competitions, fun, and will culminate with a large campfire program, awards, and Order of the Arrow callout.  We'll start check-in on Friday at 7 pm followed by a full day of activities on Saturday.  Sunday there will be a Scout's own service as well.  See you there!

Registration: https://scoutingevent.com/571-2022LoneStarCamporee 

Camporee Program Outline

Camporee Leader Guide

Lone Star District Camporee - April 16-18, 2021

 October 16-18, 2020 at Camp James Ray

WEBELOS: 8:00 am (Saturday) Registration/Check-In

TROOPS and CREWS: Check in Friday from 6:30 - 8pm

Check-out by Sunday 10:00 am

Thank you for registering for the Lone Star District WOW.

Lone Star District is looking for at least one adult per Troop to help with meal preparations.  The volunteer must take a food safety course (approximately 30 minutes to complete).  The course can be found HERE.

The following documents will be REQUIRED to attend the Lone Star District WOW event whether Webelos Scout, adult, or staff (each person will need each of the documents; no grouping of documents):

2020 Medical Form A & B – Download HERE

COVID-19 "At-Risk" Camp Participant Statement - Download HERE

COMPLETED Pre-Event Medical Screening Checklist - Download HERE

COMPLETED Commit to Transport – Downloand HERE

Have read and agree to execute the 2020 Circle Ten Council Arrival/Check in Procedure below

Don’t forget to bring cash for concessions during the movie which is sponsored by the Order of the Arrow.


If you plan to leave early please let us know when you check in.

Lone Star District WOW is all about Scouts working with Webelos to teach Scout skills and the ideals of scouting. This is a great opportunity for Webelos to meet the Troops in the Lone Star District as they start to think about which Scout Troop to join. Troops, this is a great opportunity to show off your Scout skills and earn the admiration and respect of the Webelos. Again, this is an opportunity for Webelos to meet many of the Scouts from the different Troops in the Lone Star District. On Saturday, the Webelos will rotate from station to station throughout the day to learn exciting Scout skills from each Troop. We will start with an opening Ceremony and end with a Campfire Program.  If your Webelos would like to participate in a flag ceremony or put on a fun skit during our Campfire program the Webelos and Scouts will have the opportunity to do so.

Who:  All 1st and 2nd year Webelos AND adult partner (parent / guardian) OR at least 1 adult leader for every 5 Webelos with 2 deep leadership).  Those who have Sunday obligations are encouraged to leave after camp fire on Saturday night.

Scout Troops, please e-mail wow@lonestardistrict.org with the Scout skill you would like to do.  Troops can teach skills they think would be appropriate for Webelos scouts such as rope making, lashing competition, tent setup, Cast Iron Chef, rope throw rescue, geocaching, etc...  Troops are encouraged to incorporate their activity to a Webelos Requirement like Outdoorsman, Readyman, Stroner Faster Higher, Camper, etc. Be Creative and be responsible with your ideas.  We want the Webelos to have FUN; and of course we want everyone to have fun!

Webelos girls, if you would like to come to WOW with a female troop then troop 406-G would like to invite you to camp with them.  Just sign up and email scoutmaster@simply-smiles.net and you are in.

Cost:  Due to the pandemic food preparations are not allowed at the campsites by units.  All meals will be at the dining hall and will be by professional staff in a social distancing setting.  Thus the cost of camp is a little higher.  Meals will be served Saturday for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and a walking breakfast on Sunday.  Eat before you come on Friday.

Fees for Everyone:  $25

Register here.

Provisions:   Except for eating in the dining hall, this event should be treated as a weekend campout.  Packs, Troops, Crews you will provide your own tents, camping gear etc…  OA might have a concession stand for purchasing snacks so scouts may want to bring a few dollars. WEBELOS: You will camp with a Scout Troop. Please make every effort to contact the Troop that you wish to camp with and get their approval prior to registering.  When you register, please let us know who you will be camping with. IF YOU CANNOT FIND A TROOP TO CAMP WITH, LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  We will help you find a troop.

Schedule2020 Schedule of Events - posted 10/15/2020

Flyer:  2019 WOW Flyer

Campfire/Cracker Barrel:  Saturday night – skits, songs, fun, and snacks (available for sale by your OA Staff)!  Creativity and humor abound!  (Please let us know on arrival if you would like to do a skit Saturday night.  Skit approval during Leaders meeting Friday night.)

Staffing: The OA (Order of the Arrow) will be staffing the event.  If you are an OA Member, or Venturing Scout and you would like to help staff this event please let us know.  Remember the needs of your Troop should always come first. For staffing questions please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com  Co-ed Venture Scouts are welcome to assist with Staffing  (We will have the appropriate adult leadership to accommodate young lady, Venturing Scouts.)

OA WOW Staffing Sign Up

OA Brotherhood Ceremony:  If it has been 10 months since your ordeal, you are likely eligible for the Brotherhood.  The cost for the Brotherhood ceremony is $20 (AND YOU WILL GET A BROTHERHOOD SASH)

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

QUESTIONS: Contact wow@lonestardistrict.org

See www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/wow for more details and deadlines.

2021 Camporee Leader Book (as of 4/9/2021)

It is time to start registering for the Lone Star District Camporee.  It is coming up on April 16-18, 2021 (Sunday is optional).  We would love to have every Troop, and Crew there.  We will be at Camp James Ray.  Don't forget we have the Order of the Arrow Call Out Ceremony after the district campfire on Saturday night.

2021 Camporee Leader Book.pdf

Camporee Registration Link: https://scoutingevent.com/571-2021LSspringCamporee 

We are also holding a Brotherhood Ceremony at the District Camporee at 1 pm if you are interested.  You are eligible as an Order of the Arrow member for Brotherhood if you did your ordeal in May of last year at James Ray (or before).  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Order of the Arrow members are needed to help staff.  If you can spare a few hours or the entire weekend please sign up at our staffing page below.

OA Camporee Staffing Sign Up

Reception Program Link District Dinner 2020

CubE is an outdoor experience for elementary aged children (K-5th grade) who are registered cub scouts. This is an opportunity to start the school year with scouts shooting BB guns, archery, making and racing boats in rain gutter regatta, doing crafts, fitness and more! Siblings may participate. However, they are not allowed to participate in shooting sports for liability reasons. All youth must have an adult present to attend this event.

Online registration - https://scoutingevent.com/571-39818

Early Bird cost:  Scouts $10.00 per scout (includes Patch), Siblings $5.00 each

After September 28, 2020, the cost will increase:  Scouts $20.00 per scout, Siblings $10.00 each

Walk ups need to bring cash or make check payable to Circle Ten Council.

Masks are required for this event.  Don't forget to bring your water bottles, sunscreen, and a FUN attitude.

Each unit is asked to host or help run a station so that the scouts have a variety of activities to rotate through. Please contact Gloria Albertson gloria.albertson@gmail.com (214) 244-2966.

District Eagle Recognition and Award Dinner, January 23rd

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Every February all the Scouts of Lone Star District go door to door collecting food for their local food pantries. 

Collection for 2020 is on Saturday, February 29th.  You may also collect before that but the food pantry accepts the food on the 29th.  Units can start collecting in the morning but need to have it turned into the food pantry before 2 pm.  When food is dropped off at the pantry the food will be counted.  Each unit then needs to submit your results by 2 pm by submitting to the form below so all of the results can be reported to the council.

2020 Unit Guidebook

2020 District Flyer

2020 Door Cards



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Every February all the Scouts of Lone Star District go door to door collecting food for their local food pantries. 

See the details for Circle Ten Council then come see the local details here. 

Collection for 2019 is on Saturday, February 23rd.  You may also collect on the 16th but the food pantry accepts the food on the 23rd.  Units can start collecting in the morning but need to have it turned into the food pantry before 2 pm.  When food is dropped off at the pantry the food will be counted.  Each unit then needs to submit your results by 2 pm by submitting to the form below so all of the results can be reported to the council.

Here is a 2 page flyer for 2019 with instructions and a script.

Bags for collection are available at Round Table on February 7th at the Fairview Office now.


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For 2019 we are looking for a pack to sponsor and host this event. If you are interested let us know by emailing:

OurPackWantsToHostTheDistrictPineWoodDerby@lonestardistrict.org

It is expected that the races will be held early April and that the races will be open to anyone, even if they have not won their Unit race or even if they have not run them yet.

2018 Rules (these rules will still apply for 2019)

Registration Link

Location: TBD

Description: Sign up for Lone Star District Pinewood Derby Championship and Open Class Races

Race Time: TBD

Car Check in/Impound Time: TBD

Cost: TBD


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Please mark your calendars for Twilight Camp!!

Flyer:  link

Theme: Under the Sea

Date: June 3rd-7th, 4:00p-8:30p

Location: Myers Park, McKinney

Here is a printable flyer for 2018.

Visit www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/cube to register or for more details

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Please mark your calendars for Twilight Camp!!

Theme: Passport to Adventure

Date: June 11-15, 2018 4:00p-8:30p

Location: Myers Park, McKinney

Cost: $70 per Scout early or $80 per Scout after 4/5/2018-April Roundtable

Archery, BB Guns, Sling Shots, Arts and crafts, Nature walks, Gaga ball, and miscellaneous games

Paperwork required:

For All Youth:

Medical to A & B with immunization form. Insurance front/back

For Adults:

Medical to A & B with immunization form. Insurance front/back

YPT Face to Face Training LINK

Weather Hazards Training on www.my.scouting.org

Adult in Compliance Form  LINK

½ of all Staff need to have CPR. LINK

Please contact Toni Taylor, Camp Director, with questions regarding registration toni@taylorinet.com 214.592.2286

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Lone Star District - Pinewood Derby Championship

Calling all racers! The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship. 

It is expected that the races will be held early April and that the races will be open to anyone, even if they have not won their Unit race or even if they have not run them yet.

2018 Rules

Registration Link

Location:         First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX

We have moved to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 

2801 Eldorado Parkway, McKinney, TX

Where we hold round table at.

Description:     Sign up for Lone Star District Pinewood Derby Championship and Open Class Races

Race Time:     Races held on April 7th, 2018 start at 9:30

Car Check in/Impound Time: April 6th, 2018 (6:00pm to 8:00pm), April 7th, 2018, (morning prior to races, 8:00am to 9:30am)

Cost:                 $10.00 per scout for Championship Races (1st, 2nd and 3rd in Pack Race), $5.00 per car for Open Class Races (one open class car per person).

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Every February all the Scouts of Lone Star District go door to door collecting food for their local food pantries. 

See the details for Circle Ten Council then come see the local details here. 

Collection for 2018 is on Saturday, February 10th.  Units can start collecting in the morning but need to have it turned into the food pantry before 2 pm.  When food is dropped off at the pantry the food will be counted.  Each unit then needs to submit your results by 2 pm by submitting to the form below so all of the results can be reported to the council.

Here is a 2 page flyer for 2018 with instructions and a script.

Submit to Scouting For Food results here.   

Bags for collection are available at Round Table on February 1st. 

Here are the McKinney routes as they are assigned to the Packs and Troops as they stand.

And here is the map for Princeton for 2017.

Webelos Outdoor Weekend

 October 6th to 8th, 2017 at Myers' Park

WEBELOS: 8:00 am (Saturday) Registration/Check-InTROOPS and CREWS: Check in Friday from 6:30 - 8pmCheck-out by Sunday 10:00 am If you plan to leave early please let us know when you check in.Lone Star District WOW is all about Boy Scouts working with Webelos to teach Boy Scout skills and the ideals of scouting. This is a great opportunity for Webelos to meet the Troops in the Lone Star District as they start to think about which Boy Scout Troop to join. Troops, this is a great opportunity to show off your Scout skills and earn the admiration and respect of the Webelos. Again, this is an opportunity for Webelos to meet many of the Boys from the different Boy Scout Troops in the Lone Star District. On Saturday, the Webelos will rotate from station to station throughout the day to learn exciting Boy Scout skills from each Boy Scout Troop. We will start with an opening Ceremony and end with a Campfire Program.  If your Webelos would like to participate in a flag ceremony or put on a fun skit during our Campfire program the Webelos and Boy Scouts will have the opportunity to do so.

Who:  All 1st and 2nd year Webelos AND adult partner (parent / guardian) OR at least 1 adult leader for every 5 boys with 2 deep leadership).  Those who have Sunday obligations are encouraged to leave after camp fire on Saturday night.

Boy Scout Troops, please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com with the scout skill you would like to do.  Troops can teach skills they think would be appropriate for Webelos scouts such as rope making, lashing competition, tent setup, Cast Iron Chef, rope throw rescue, geocaching, etc...  Troops are encouraged to incorporate their activity to a Webelos Requirement like Outdoorsman, Readyman, Stroner Faster Higher, Camper, etc. Be Creative and be responsible with your ideas.  We want the Webelos to have FUN; and of course we want everyone to have fun!

Cost: 

Webelos: $10 for early registration and must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 29th. REGISTER EARLY TO GET A PATCH!

Webelos Adults: entry is Free (add $3 if you would like a patch).

Troops: $25 Troop campsite fee plus $3 per Boy Scout. (Adult leaders are free – add $3 if leader wants a patch); Payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 29th. 

WOW Registration

Provisions:  Lone Star District will NOT be providing food.  This event should be treated as a weekend campout.  Packs, Troops, Crews you will provide your own meals, tents, camping gear etc…  OA will have a concession stand for purchasing snacks so scouts may want to bring a few dollars. WEBELOS: You will camp with a Boy Scout Troop. Please make every effort to contact the Troop that you wish to camp with and get their approval prior to registering.  When you register, please let us know who you will be camping with. IF YOU CANNOT FIND A TROOP TO CAMP WITH, LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  We will help you find a troop.

ScheduleSee our schedule of events here.

Campfire/Cracker Barrel:  Saturday night – skits, songs, fun, and snacks (available for sale by your OA Staff)!  Creativity and humor abound!  (Please let us know on arrival if you would like to do a skit Saturday night.  Skit approval during Leaders meeting Friday night.)

Staffing: The OA (Order of the Arrow) will be staffing the event.  If you are an OA Member, or Venturing Scout and you would like to help staff this event please let us know.  Remember the needs of your Troop should always come first. For staffing questions please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com  Co-ed Venture Scouts are welcome to assist with Staffing  (We will have the appropriate adult leadership to accommodate young lady, Venturing Scouts.)

OA WOW Staffing Sign Up

OA Brotherhood Ceremony:  If it has been 10 months since your ordeal, you are likely eligible for the Brotherhood.  The cost for the Brotherhood ceremony is $20 (AND YOU WILL GET A BROTHERHOOD SASH)

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Dutch oven Contest: There will be a Dutch oven contest on Saturday night, so plan accordingly.  (Contest time will be announced at check in.)

QUESTIONS: Contact lonestarwow@yahoo.com

See www.lonestardistrict.org/wow for more details and deadlines.

Here is a printable flyer with all of this information.

“CUB experience” - October 7th, 2017, 9 am - 3 pm

What is CUBe?

An outdoor experience for all elementary aged Cub Scouts and their siblings.  All scouts must have an adult partner present to participate.  Each Cub Scout Unit in the Lone Star District is asked to host a station, where the scouts and siblings will rotate through.  Some of the activities include: Archery, BB’s, Crafts, & Games.  Siblings are not allowed to participate in the Archery and BB’s Station for liability reasons.  This is the first chance of the new scouting year for the Cub Scouts to shoot Archery, BB’s, and work on Program Adventures. 

October 7th, 2017 from 9:00am – 3:00pm (come & go event)Myers Park (7117 County Road 166  McKinney, TX  75071)

Early Registration (by September 29th) Cost - $10.00 per scout & $5.00 for siblings (K-5th

Register online here then pay at the office.

Register here and pay online ($1.75 more).

Payments must be received at the Scout Office in Fairview BY September 29th

After September 29th Cost - $15.00 per scout & $10.00 for elementary aged siblings.

Late registration can be paid via check or cash at the event

Please register early so the Units have enough supplies at the stations

REGISTER EARLY TO RECEIVE A PATCH

 

Hot Dogs, Chips, & Drinks will be available for purchase through the Order of the Arrow Please bring a water bottle, wear sunscreen, and wear your Scout field uniform or Pack activity t-shirt.

Bring pieces of wood, belts, hats, etc. to brand.

Cub Scout Packs, please email Jason Ash with the station you would like to host at scouterjay120@gmail.com as well as with any questions.

Visit www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/cube to register or for more details

A printable flyer of this information is available here.

Camporee

Lone Star District Camporee - April 20-22, 2018

Lone Star Camporee Leader Packet (as of 3/30/2018)

It is time to start registering for the Lone Star District Camporee.  It is coming up on April 20, 2018 (Sunday is optional).  We would love to have every Troop and Crew there.  We will be at the Chambersville Tree Farm at 7032 CR 971

Celina, TX 75009.  Our theme is Aim Higher.  Webelos are welcome to visit during the day on Saturday; $5.  If they come with a troop it is also $10.  Don't forget we have the Order of the Arrow Call Out Ceremony after the district campfire on Saturday night.  We request that each unit come prepared to teach a skill, lead an event, or do an activity in the morning and afternoon on Saturday.

Register and specify skill, event, or activity here       

(payment deadline to the Fairview office is April 16th)

There will be a Face to Face Youth Protection Training at 10 am at Camporee.  Sign up here.

We are also holding a Brotherhood Ceremony at the District Camporee at 1 pm if you are interested.  You are eligible as an Order of the Arrow member for Brotherhood if you did your ordeal in May of last year at James Ray (or before).  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Order of the Arrow members are needed to help staff.  If you can spare a few hours or the entire weekend please sign up at our staffing page below.

OA Camporee Staffing Sign Up

Map to and of Camporee

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Lone Star District Camporee - April 7-9, 2017

2017 Lone Star Camporee Leader Packet (as of 4/6/2017)

It is time to start registering for the Lone Star District Camporee.  It is coming up on April 7-9, 2017 (Sunday is optional).  We would love to have every Troop, Team, and Crew there.  We will again be at the POW Camp in Princeton.  Our theme is "A Baden-PowellCamporee".  Webelos are welcome to visit during the day on Saturday; $5.  If they come with a troop it is also $10.  Don't forget we have the Order of the Arrow Call Out Ceremony after the district campfire on Saturday night.

Register Here       (payment deadline to the Fairview office is April 3rd)

There will be a Face to Face Youth Protection Training at 10 am at Camporee.  Sign up here.

We are also holding a Brotherhood Ceremony at the District Camporee at 1 pm if you are interested.  You are eligible as an Order of the Arrow member for Brotherhood if you did your ordeal in May of last year at James Ray (or before).  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Order of the Arrow members are needed to help staff.  If you can spare a few hours or the entire weekend please sign up at our staffing page below.

OA Camporee Staffing Sign Up

Map to Camporee

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Scouting For Food

Every February all the Scouts of Lone Star District go door to door collecting food for their local food pantries. 

See the details for Circle Ten Council then come see the local details here. 

Collection for 2017 is on Saturday, February 11th.  Units can start collecting in the morning but need to have it turned into the food pantry before 2 pm.  When food is dropped off at the pantry the food will be counted.  Each unit then needs to submit your results by 2 pm by submitting to the form below so all of the results can be reported to the council.

Submit to Scouting For Food results here.   Or turn in this form to our District Executive, Tim Mason.

Bags for collection are available at Round Table on February 4th from our District Executive Tim Mason. 

Here are the McKinney routes as they are assigned to the Packs and Troops as they stand.

And here is the map for Princeton.

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Lone Star District - Pinewood Derby Championship

Calling all racers!  The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship. 

2017 Rules

Registration Link

Location:         First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX

Description:     Sign up for Lone Star District Pinewood Derby Championship and Open Class Races

Race Time:     Races held on April 1, 2017 start at 10:30

Car Check in/Impound Time: March 31, 2017 (6:00pm to 8:00pm), April 1, 2017, (morning prior to races, 8:00am to 9:30am)

Cost:                 $10.00 per scout for Championship Races (1st, 2nd and 3rd in Pack Race), $5.00 per car for Open Class Races (one open class car per person).

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Webelos Outdoor Weekend

Register your Pack, Troop, or Crew here (then pay at the Fairview Scout office).

 October 28th to 30th, 2016 at Camp James Ray

WEBELOS: 8:00 am (Saturday) Registration/Check-In

TROOPS and CREWS: Check in Friday from 6:30 - 8pm

Check-out by Sunday 10:00 am 

If you plan to leave early please let us know when you check in.

Lone Star District WOW is all about Boy Scouts working with Webelos to teach Boy Scout skills and the ideals of scouting. This is a great opportunity for Webelos to meet the Troops in the Lone Star District as they start to think about which Boy Scout Troop to join. Troops, this is a great opportunity to show off your Scout skills and earn the admiration and respect of the Webelos. Again, this is an opportunity for Webelos to meet many of the Boys from the different Boy Scout Troops in the Lone Star District. On Saturday, the Webelos will rotate from station to station throughout the day to learn exciting Boy Scout skills from each Boy Scout Troop. We will start with an opening Ceremony and end with a Campfire Program.  If your Webelos would like to participate in a flag ceremony or put on a fun skit during our Campfire program the Webelos and Boy Scouts will have the opportunity to do so.

Who:  All 1st and 2nd year Webelos AND adult partner (parent / guardian) OR at least 1 adult leader for every 5 boys with 2 deep leadership).  Those who have Sunday obligations are encouraged to leave after camp fire on Saturday night.

Boy Scout Troops, please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com with the scout skill you would like to do.  Please note the theme is “Scouts' Troop Selection Super Weekend.”  Troops can teach skills they think would be appropriate for Webelos scouts such as rope making, lashing competition, tent setup, Cast Iron Chef, rope throw rescue, geocaching, etc...  Troops are encouraged to incorporate their activity to a Webelos Requirement like Outdoorsman, Readyman, Stroner Faster Higher, Camper, etc. Be Creative, add a patriotic theme and be responsible with your ideas.  We want the Webelos to have FUN; and of course we want everyone to have fun! 

Cost:  

Webelos: $10 for early registration and must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than October 14th. REGISTER EARLY TO GET A PATCH!

Webelos Adults: entry is Free (add $3 if you would like a patch).

Troops: $25 Troop campsite fee plus $3 per Boy Scout. (Adult leaders are free – add $3 if leader wants a patch); Payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than October 14th.  

Provisions:  Lone Star District will NOT be providing food.  This event should be treated as a weekend campout.  Packs, Troops, Crews you will provide your own meals, tents, camping gear etc…  OA will have a concession stand for purchasing snacks so scouts may want to bring a few dollars. WEBELOS: You will camp with a Boy Scout Troop. Please make every effort to contact the Troop that you wish to camp with and get their approval prior to registering.  When you register, please let us know who you will be camping with. IF YOU CANNOT FIND A TROOP TO CAMP WITH, LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  We will help you find a troop.

Campfire/Cracker Barrel:  Saturday night – skits, songs, fun, and snacks (available for sale by your OA Staff)!  Creativity and humor abound!  (Please let us know on arrival if you would like to do a skit Saturday night.  Skit approval during Leaders meeting Friday night.)

Staffing: The OA (Order of the Arrow) will be staffing the event.  If you are an OA Member, or Venturing Scout and you would like to help staff this event please let us know.  Remember the needs of your Troop should always come first. For staffing questions please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com  Co-ed Venture Scouts are welcome to assist with Staffing  (We will have the appropriate adult leadership to accommodate young lady, Venturing Scouts.) 

OA WOW Staffing Sign Up

OA Brotherhood Ceremony:  If it has been 10 months since your ordeal, you are likely eligible for the Brotherhood.  The cost for the Brotherhood ceremony is $20 (AND YOU WILL GET A BROTHERHOOD SASH)

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Dutch oven Contest: There will be a Dutch oven contest on Saturday night, so plan accordingly. The theme for the contest is "Red, White and Blue".  Entries with these patriotic colors will have a competitive advantage. (Contest time will be announced at check in.)

QUESTIONS: Contact lonestarwow@yahoo.com

See www.lonestardistrict.org/wow for more details and deadlines.

“CUB experience” - October 1st, 9 am - 3 pm

What is CUBe?

An outdoor experience for all elementary aged Cub Scouts and their siblings.  All scouts must have an adult partner present to participate.  Each Cub Scout Unit in the Lone Star District is asked to host a station, where the scouts and siblings will rotate through.  Some of the activities include: Archery, BB’s, Crafts, & Games.  Siblings are not allowed to participate in the Archery and BB’s Station for liability reasons.  This is the first chance of the new scouting year for the Cub Scouts to shoot Archery, BB’s, and earn Belt Loops. 

October 1st, 2016 from 9:00am – 3:00pm (come & go event)

Myers Park (7117 County Road 166  McKinney, TX  75071)

Early Registration (by September 24th) Cost - $10.00 per scout & $5.00 for siblings (K-5th

Register online here then pay at the office.

Register here and pay online ($1.75 more).

Payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview BY September 24th

After September 24th Cost - $15.00 per scout & $10.00 for elementary aged siblings.

Late registration can be paid via check or cash at the event

Please register early so the Units have enough supplies at the stations

REGISTER EARLY TO RECEIVE A PATCH

 

Hot Dogs, Chips, & Drinks will be available for purchase through the Order of the Arrow

 Please bring a water bottle, wear sunscreen, and

wear your Class A (scout field uniform) or Class B (Pack t-shirt)

 

Cub Scout Packs, please email Gloria Albertson with the station you would like to host at lonestartwilightcampprogram@gmail.com as well as with any questions.

 

Visit www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/cube to register or for more details

Twilight Camp 2016

Date: June 6-10, 2016

Time: 4:00-8:30 PM

Location: Myers Park McKinney

Theme: CSI

See flyer here.   Online registration up next week.

ACTIVITIES: Archery, BB’s,crafts, Woodworking. MORE ACTIVITES WILL BE ADDED.

 

Price: $70 before if coordinators also turn in all applicable paperwork at April 7th Roundtable or make arrangements with Toni Taylor toni@taylorinet.com / 214.592.2286, $80 afterwards

 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO FULFILL CAMP REQUIREMENTS

Walking Den Leader: 1 Adult per 5 boys, then 2 per 10; if you have 6 boys you will need 2 WDL.

Staff: 1 Staff/10 boys registered

Setup/Takedown person—2 per Pack- one for Setup one for Takedown. Setup will be on the 6th of June.

If you are a Station Leader (Staff) at camp, or a Walking Den Leader (WDL) training info below..

ALL adults attending camp are required to attend training.

All Walking Den Leaders should have signed up on their Adult registration form for Camp Orientation and if needed-YPT f2f (follows each session).

WDL:

May TBD

June 2, 6:15 pm LDS Church 2801 Eldorado McKinney (where we have roundtable)

June 4th 9am MYERS Park Amphitheater

Staff training:

TBD

PAPERWORK NEEDED FOR CAMP

Current BSA Medical-A/C with Immunizations (can be attached) Scouts & Adults

YPT Face to Face (Adults)

TBD

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Lone Star District Camporee - April 8-11, 2016

Lone Star Camporee Leader Packet (as of 4/3/2016)

It is time to start registering for the Lone Star District Camporee.  It is coming up on April 8-11, 2016 (Sunday is optional).  We would love to have every Troop, Team, and Crew there.  We will again be at the POW Camp in Princeton.  Our theme is "A Baden-Powell Camporee".  Webelos are welcome to visit during the day on Saturday; $5.  If they come with a troop it is also $10.  Don't forget we have the Order of the Arrow Call Out Ceremony after the district campfire on Saturday night.

Register Here       (payment deadline to the Fairview office is April 4th)

There will be a Face to Face Youth Protection Training at 11 am at Camporee.  Sign up here.

We are also holding a Brotherhood Ceremony at the District Camporee at 1 pm if you are interested.  You are eligible as an Order of the Arrow member for Brotherhood if you did your ordeal in May of last year at James Ray (or before).  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Order of the Arrow members are needed to help staff.  If you can spare a few hours or the entire weekend please sign up at our staffing page below.

OA Camporee Staffing Sign Up

Map to Camporee

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District Crossover, March 6, 2016

Please set aside Sunday, March 6th at 3 pm for the District Crossover.  Brought to you by the Lone Star District Wicahpi Chapter of the Order of the Arrow.  All Webelos 2’s are invited to “Crossover”  in this group setting.  ALL scouts and scouters are invited to come out and watch for FREE.  It is $5 per Webelos to participateand they will each receive a totem made by the Order of the Arrow.  Important things to remember are 1) be sure to sign up so the OA knows how many totems to make and 2)be sure if you have selected a unit, you have notified them as well.  Scouts are welcome to participate even if they have not chosen a unit yet.  There will be some great photo ops… so Bring your Cameras!  Sign up AND PAY ONLINE here by group or individually:

District Crossover Sign Up       See map below.   Be sure and sign up online so we know you are coming and so we'll have enough totems.

There will also be a Brotherhood Ceremony in the same location.  Anyone that completed their ordeal 10 months ago or longer, are eligible to complete their Brotherhood Walk.  Participants should arrive by 12:30pm and the walk will be completed by 2:30.  Cost is $20, paid at the walk, to cover the price of the sash.  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Questions for either event can be directed to our Vice Chief of Native American, Corey Crawford, at ccrawford98@sbcglobal.net or the chapter adviser, Michell Crawford, at crawford-clan@sbcglobal.net.

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Set aside some time to come and have some fun with us at these Upcoming District Events Through 2014-2015:

Updated 1/5/15

Weblos Outdoor Weekend (WOW)

Who –All Webelos I and II in the Lone Star District.

What -WOW is all about Scout Troops teaching Webelos Scouting Skills. They teach first aid,fire starting,throw tomahawks shoot archery,BB guns learn about nature etc… whatever the troops would like to teach. The Webelos get to go from one station to the next. It really is a great event.

When – Fall

Where –Camp James Ray

Cost –$6 for early registration and late registration $10 can be paid at James Ray.

CUBe

Who –All Cub Scouts in the Lone Star District.

What -It is 3-way fun for the Scouts:  The hosting of stations (Each pack is responsible for staffing and running a station) AND participating in the various games,crafts,and activities AND earning electives/achievements in the Tiger,Wolf,Bear and Webelos books!

When – Fall

Where –Possibly the Chambersville Tree Farm

Cost –$10/Scout;$5/elementary school aged sibling

Tiger Fun Day

Who –New Tiger Cub Scouts AND parent or adult guardian!

What –Plenty of fun-filled activities with other Tigers!

When –Fall

Where –

Cost – 

Orienteering Challenge

Who –All Boy Scouts,Crew and Teams in the Lone Star District

What –The 2nd Annual Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

When –January 23-25, 2015

Where –Camp James Ray

Cost –Early registration is $16 person and $22 after 1/20/15.

District Dinner

Who –All Scouts and Scouters within the Lone Star District

What –This is the night when we honor all our Volunteers for the service that they have provided to Scouting and also all the Scouts that have earned the rank of Eagle in 2014.

When – February 7, 2015

Where –The location for the dinner has not been set as of yet.

Cost – $15 (2014 eagles are free)

Scout Sunday

Who –All Scouts and Scouters within the Lone Star District

What –A way we show that a Scout is Reverant

When -February 8, 2015 (For most Churches)

Scouting for Food

Who –All Scouts and Scouters within the Lone Star District

What –Food Collection Drives for the Cities within our District

When –Hang bags February 7, 2015 and Collect bags on February 14, 2015

Where –Anna, Blue Ridge, Farmersville, McKinney, Melissa and Princeton

District Crossover

Who –Webelos II that are crossing over to a Boy Scout Troop. You don’t have to made your decision yet as to which Troop you are crossing over to.

What –Crossover Ceremony put on by the Order of the Arrow to introduce them to their new Troops

When –March 1, 2015

Where –Myers Park at the Bridge

Cost –$5 per Webelos II. Please make sure to register your Webelos II on line as the time to cross over get closer. The Scouts in the Order of the Arrow make totems for the Arrows of Light and we need an accurate count to get the supplies.

Camporee

Who –All Boy Scouts,Crew and Teams in the Lone Star District. Cub Scouts and Webelos can come visit the event but can not participate.

What –All the fun things that makes the Scouting program go!

When –March 27-29, 2015

Where –Chambersville Tree Farm or Princeton POW Camp

Cost –$5 for the each night that a Scout or Scouter spends out at the Camporee.

Look for more information at your monthly Boy Scout Roundtables and on the District Web Pages in the upcoming months! Contact Robert Spencer if you have any questions.

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2016 Lone Star District - Pinewood Derby Championship

Calling all racers!  The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship. This is for the top two fastest racers per rank per pack. There is also a design contest of one scout per rank per pack and three at large participants per pack. There will be trophies and the title of District Champion.  See the flyer and rules below.

Sign Up Here

When:   April 1-2, 2016.  1 (Check-in) and 2 (races by rank at various times)

Where:  First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX 75069

Cost:     $10 per scout, $5 outlaw cars

2016 Flyer

2016 Official Rules

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 October 2nd thru 4th, 2015 at Myers ParkWEBELOS: 8:00 am (Saturday) Registration/Check-InTROOPS and CREWS: Check in Friday from 6:30 - 8pmCheck-out by Sunday 10:00 am If you plan to leave early please let us know when you check in.Lonestar District WOW is all about Boy Scouts working with Webelos to teach Boy Scout skills and the ideals of scouting. This is a great opportunity for Webelos to meet the Troops in the Lone Star District as they start to think about which Boy Scout Troop to join. Troops, this is a great opportunity to show off your Scout skills and earn the admiration and respect of the Webelos. Again, this is an opportunity for Webelos to meet many of the Boys from the different Boy Scout Troops in the Lonestar District. On Saturday, the Webelos will rotate from station to station throughout the day to learn exciting Boy Scout skills from each Boy Scout Troop. We will start with an opening Ceremony and end with a Campfire Program.  If your Webelos would like to participate in a flag ceremony or put on a fun skit during our Campfire program the Webelos and Boy Scouts will have the opportunity to do so.

Who:  All 1st and 2nd year Webelos AND adult partner (parent / guardian) OR at least 1 adult leader for every 5 boys with 2 deep leadership).  Those who have Sunday obligations are encouraged to leave after camp fire on Saturday night.

Boy Scout Troops, please lonestarwow@yahoo.com  with the scout skill you would like to do.  Please note the theme is “Knot your typical campout.”  Troops have the prerogative to teach skills they think would be appropriate for Webelos scouts ideas include Rope Bridge, lashing competition… Troops are encouraged to ‘TIE’ their activity to a Webelos Requirement like Outdoorsman, Readyman, etc. Be Creative and responsible with your ideas.  We want the Webelos to have FUN; and of course we don’t want anyone KNOT to have fun! 

Cost:  

Webelos: $10 for early registration ($15 after Sept 24) (must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 24th).  Late registration of $15 can be paid at check in. 

REGISTER EARLY TO GET A PATCH!

Webelos Adults: entry is Free (add $3 if you would like a patch).

Troops: $25 Troop campsite fee plus $3 per Boy Scout for early registration. (Adult leaders are free – add $3 ifleader wants a patch); Late Registration: $40 plus $3 per Boy Scout. To be eligible for early registration, payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 24th.  

Provisions:  Lonestar District will NOT be providing food.  This event should be treated as a weekend campout.  Packs, Troops, Crews you will provide your own meals, tents, camping gear etc…  WEBELOS: You will camp with a Boy Scout Troop. When you register, please let us know who you wishto camp with. IF YOU NEED A TROOP TO CAMP WITH, LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  We will help you find a troop.

Campfire/Cracker Barrel:  Saturday night – skits, songs, fun, and snacks (available for sale by your OA Staff)!  Creativity and humor abound!  (Please let us know on arrival if you would like to do a skit Saturday night.  Skit approval during Leaders meeting Friday night.)

Staffing: The OA (Order of the Arrow) will be staffing the event along with Crew 238.  If you are an OA Member, or Venturing Scout and you would like to help staff this event please let us know.  Remember the needs of your Troop should always come first. 

For staffing questions please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com  Co-ed Venture Scouts are welcome to assist with Staffing  (We will have the appropriate adult leadership to accommodate young lady, Venturing Scouts.) 

OA WOW Staffing Sign Up

OA Brotherhood Ceremony:  If it has been 10 months since your ordeal, you are likely eligible for the Brotherhood.  The cost for the Brotherhood ceremony is $20 (AND YOU WILL GET A BROTHERHOOD SASH)

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Dutch oven Contest: There will a Dutch oven contest on Saturday night, so plan accordingly. (Contest time will be announced at check in.)

QUESTIONS: Contact lonestarwow@yahoo.com

See www.lonestardistrict.org/wow for more details and deadlines.

“CUB experience” - October 3rd, 9 am - 3 pm

What is CUBe?

An outdoor experience for all elementary aged Cub Scouts and their siblings.  All scouts must have an adult partner present to participate.  Each Cub Scout Unit in the Lone Star District is asked to host a station, where the scouts and siblings will rotate through.  Some of the activities include: Archery, BB’s, Crafts, & Games.  Siblings are not allowed to participate in the Archery and BB’s Station for liability reasons.  This is the first chance of the new scouting year for the Cub Scouts to shoot Archery, BB’s, and earn Belt Loops. 

October 3rd, 2015 from 9:00am – 3:00pm (come & go event)

Myers Park (7117 County Road 166  McKinney, TX  75071)

Early Registration (by September 24th) Cost - $10.00 per scout & $5.00 for siblings (K-5th

Register online here then pay at the office.

Register here and pay online ($1.75 more).

Payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview BY September 24th

After September 24th Cost - $15.00 per scout & $10.00 for elementary aged siblings.

Late registration can be paid via check or cash at the event

Please register early so the Units have enough supplies at the stations

REGISTER EARLY TO RECEIVE A PATCH

 

Hot Dogs, Chips, & Drinks will be available for purchase through the Order of the Arrow

 Please bring a water bottle, wear sunscreen, and

wear your Class A (scout field uniform) or Class B (Pack t-shirt)

 

Cub Scout Packs, please email Gloria Albertson with the station you would like to host at lonestartwilightcampprogram@gmail.com as well as with any questions.

 

Visit www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/cube to register or for more details

Lone Star District Camporee - March 27-29, 2015

Lone Star Camporee Leader Packet (as of 3/23/2015)

It is time to start registering for the Lone Star District Camporee.  It is coming up on March 27-29, 2015 (Sunday is optional).  We would love to have every Troop, Team, and Crew there.  We will again be at the POW Camp in Princeton.  Our theme is " Treasure Island (Pirate) ".  Webelos are welcome to visit during the day on Saturday not to camp; $5.  Don't forget we have the Order of the Arrow Call Out Ceremony after the district campfire on Saturday night.

Register Here

This year the Princeton Fire Department is teaching three merit badges on Saturday.  First Aid, Emergency Prep, and Fire Safety.  The classes will overlap and take most of the day on Saturday.  The first 25 in each class will be accepted.  Have the boys sign up here.

Merit Badge Class Registration

We are also holding a Brotherhood Ceremony at the District Camporee at 1 pm if you are interested.  You are eligible as an Order of the Arrow member for Brotherhood if you did your ordeal in May of last year at James Ray (or before).  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Order of the Arrow members are needed to help staff.  If you can spare a few hours or the entire weekend please sign up at our staffing page below.

OA Camporee Staffing Sign Up

Twilight Camp 2015

Date: June 8-12, 2015

Time: 4:30-8:30 PM

Location: Myers Park McKinney

Theme: Take Flight

ACTIVITIES: Archery, BB’s,crafts, Woodworking. MORE ACTIVITES WILL BE ADDED.

 

FEES:

$65.00 per Scout through April 1st, then fee increases to $75.00/Scout thereafter.

$12.50 per Walking Den Leader

Staff Free

$25.00 Papoose. $5.00 off for second child-WDL only.

Staff Papoose $12.50

Pack Coordinators will collect fees & forms from participants in their Unit.  Make checks out to "Circle Ten Council".

Gloria/Toni will make up packets with registration form info to provide to Coordinators at February Roundtable.

 

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED TO FULFILL CAMP REQUIREMENTS

Walking Den Leader: 1 Adult per 5 boys, then 2:10- if you have 6 boys you will need 2 WDL.

Staff: 1 Staff/10 boys registered

Setup/Takedown person—2 per Pack- one for Setup one for Takedown. Setup will be on the 6th of June.

If you are a Station Leader (Staff) at camp, or a Walking Den Leader (WDL) training info below..

ALL adults attending camp are required to attend training.

All Walking Den Leaders should have signed up on their Adult registration form for Camp Orientation and if needed-YPT f2f (follows each session).

WDL:

May 23 9am LDS Church 2801 Eldorado McKinney (where we have roundtable)

June 4th 6:15 pm LDS Church 2801 Eldorado McKinney (where we have roundtable)

June 6th 9am MYERS Park Amphitheater

Staff training:

May 14 &  19  21 - 6:30-8:30PM at the LDS Church 2801 Eldorado McKinney (where we have roundtable)

PAPERWORK NEEDED FOR CAMP

Current BSA Medical-A/C with Immunizations (can be attached) Scouts & Adults

Registration Forms- provided by Gloria/Toni

YPT Face to Face (Adults)

CPR (Adults)- 1/2 Staff needs CPR

2015 Twilight Camp Adult Registration Form.pdf

2015 Twilight Camp Junior Volunteer Form.pdf

2015 Twilght Camp Medical Form.pdf

2015 Twilight Camp Scout Registration Form.pdf

Camp Agreement for Adult & Jr Volunteers.pdf

Volunteer Information Sheet.pdf

Every February all the Scouts of Lone Star District go door to door collecting food for their local food pantries.  

Collection for 2016 is on February 13th.  Units can start collecting in the morning but need to have it turned into the food pantry before 2 pm.  When food is dropped off at the pantry the food will be counted.  Each unit then needs to call our District Executive, Tim Mason by 2 pm at 214-491-2285 with the ...

Bags for collection are available at Round Table on February 4th from our District Executive Tim Mason. 

Here are the McKinney routes as they are assigned to the Packs and Troops as they stand.

2015 Lone Star District - Pinewood Derby Championship 

2015 Results

2015 Photos

Calling all racers!  The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship. This is for the top two fastest racers per rank per pack. There is also a design contest of one scout per rank per pack and three at large participants per pack. There will be trophies and the title of District Champion.  See the flyer and rules below.

Sign Up Here

When:   March 20-21, 2015.  20 (Check-in) and 21 (races by rank at various times)

Where:  First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX 75069

Cost:     $10 per scout, $5 outlaw cars

Flyer

Official Rules

Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

Camp James Ray        

January 23-25, 2015

The Lone Star Orienteering Challenge (LSOC) is a competitive sport orienteering event forBoy Scout Troops, Venture Crews, Varsity Teams, and Webelos dens.  Using a map, compass and their smarts, small teams navigate their way to control flags on a course to score points within a set time.  The goal is to score as many points as possible in within the time limit.  The team scoring the most points wins. It’s challenging, fast-paced and fun!  Awards will be presented for team competition and unit competition.

Other activities include the Board Game-O. After awards presentation Saturday evening, the dining hall remains open for board games, puzzles, and other activities.  Bring your favorite scouting appropriate board game or puzzle for more fun and competition… it’s Scout’s choice.

Training clinics will be provided on Saturday morning prior to the competition. This is a great activity for all skill levels- Scouts and Scouters alike

Are you ready for the challenge?

 

Registration

Registration for LSOC 2015 is closed.

Event Details

Volunteers

Awesome events have awesome volunteers. No prior orienteering experience required. See contact information below to sign-up.

 

Results

2015 Results – Troop/Venture/Varsity Team

2015 Results – Troop/Venture/Varsity Unit

2015 Results – Webelos Team

2015 Results – Webelos Unit

2015 Results – Adult Team (Not included in Unit Results)

Contact

Lone Star Orienteering Chair:

Ralph Smith

resmith60@att.net

469-667-1625

 October 3rd thru 5th, 2014 at Camp James RayWEBELOS: 8:00 am (Saturday) Registration/Check-InTROOPS and CREWS: Check in Friday from 6:30 - 8pmCheck-out by Sunday 10:00 am If you plan to leave early please let us know when you check in.Lonestar District WOW is all about Boy Scouts working with Webelos to teach Boy Scout skills and the ideals of scouting. This is a great opportunity for Webelos to meet the Troops in the Lone Star District as they start to think about which Boy Scout Troop to join. Troops, this is a great opportunity to show off your Scout skills and earn the admiration and respect of the Webelos. Again, this is an opportunity for Webelos to meet many of the Boys from the different Boy Scout Troops in the Lonestar District. On Saturday, the Webelos will rotate from station to station throughout the day to learn exciting Boy Scout skills from each Boy Scout Troop. We will start with an opening Ceremony and end with a Campfire Program.  If your Webelos would like to participate in a flag ceremony or put on a fun skit during our Campfire program the Webelos and Boy Scouts will have the opportunity to do so.

Who:  All 1st and 2nd year Webelos AND adult partner (parent / guardian) OR at least 1 adult leader for every 5 boys with 2 deep leadership).  Those who have Sunday obligations are encouraged to leave after camp fire on Saturday night.

Boy Scout Troops, please lonestarwow@yahoo.com  with the scout skill you would like to do.  Please note the theme is “Knot your typical campout.”  Troops have the prerogative to teach skills they think would be appropriate for Webelos scouts ideas include Rope Bridge, lashing competition… Troops are encouraged to ‘TIE’ their activity to a Webelos Requirement like Outdoorsman, Readyman, etc. Be Creative and responsible with your ideas.  We want the Webelos to have FUN; and of course we don’t want anyone KNOT to have fun! 

Cost:  

Webelos: $10 for early registration ($15 after Sept 24) (must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 24th).  Late registration of $15 can be paid at check in at James Ray. 

REGISTER EARLY TO GET A PATCH!

Webelos Adults: entry is Free (add $3 if you would like a patch).

Troops: $25 Troop campsite fee plus $3 per Boy Scout for early registration. (Adult leaders are free – add $3 ifleader wants a patch); Late Registration: $40 plus $3 per Boy Scout. To be eligible for early registration, payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 24th.  

Provisions:  Lonestar District will NOT be providing food.  This event should be treated as a weekend campout.  Packs, Troops, Crews you will provide your own meals, tents, camping gear etc…  WEBELOS: You will camp with a Boy Scout Troop. When you register, please let us know who you wishto camp with. IF YOU NEED A TROOP TO CAMP WITH, LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  We will help you find a troop.

Campfire/Cracker Barrel:  Saturday night – skits, songs, fun, and snacks (available for sale by your OA Staff)!  Creativity and humor abound!  (Please let us know on arrival if you would like to do a skit Saturday night.  Skit approval during Leaders meeting Friday night.)

Staffing: The OA (Order of the Arrow) will be staffing the event along with Crew 238.  If you are an OA Member, or Venturing Scout and you would like to help staff this event please let us know.  Remember the needs of your Troop should always come first. 

For staffing questions please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com  Co-ed Venture Scouts are welcome to assist with Staffing  (We will have the appropriate adult leadership to accommodate young lady, Venturing Scouts.) 

OA WOW Staffing Sign Up

OA Brotherhood Ceremony:  If it has been 10 months since your ordeal, you are likely eligible for the Brotherhood.  The cost for the Brotherhood ceremony is $20 (AND YOU WILL GET A BROTHERHOOD SASH)

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Dutch oven Contest: There will a Dutch oven contest on Saturday night, so plan accordingly. (Contest time will be announced at check in.)

QUESTIONS: Contact lonestarwow@yahoo.com

See www.lonestardistrict.org/wow for more details and deadlines.

“CUB experience” - November 1st, 9 am - 3 pm

What is CUBe?

An outdoor experience for all elementary aged Cub Scouts and their siblings.  All scouts must have an adult partner present to participate.  Each Cub Scout Unit in the Lone Star District is asked to host a station, where the scouts and siblings will rotate through.  Some of the activities include: Archery, BB’s, Crafts, & Games.  Siblings are not allowed to participate in the Archery and BB’s Station for liability reasons.  This is the first chance of the new scouting year for the Cub Scouts to shoot Archery, BB’s, and earn Belt Loops. 

November 1, 2014 from 9:00am – 3:00pm (come & go event)

Myers Park (7117 County Road 166  McKinney, TX  75071)

Early Registration (by October 18th) Cost - $10.00 per scout & $5.00 for siblings (K-5th

Register online here.

Payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview BY October 18th

After October 18th Cost - $15.00 per scout & $10.00 for elementary aged siblings.

Late registration can be paid via check or cash at the event

Please register early so the Units have enough supplies at the stations

REGISTER EARLY TO RECEIVE A PATCH

 

Hot Dogs, Chips, & Drinks will be available for purchase through the Order of the Arrow

 Please bring a water bottle, wear sunscreen, and

wear your Class A (scout field uniform) or Class B (Pack t-shirt)

 

Cub Scout Packs, please email Gloria Albertson with the station you would like to host atlonestartwilightcampprogram@gmail.com as well as with any questions.

 

Visit www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/cube to register or for more details

Map to Camporee

Lone Star District Camporee - April 11-13

Documents:

    Lone Star Camporee Leader Packet (4/7/14 version)

It is time to start registering for the Lone Star District Camporee.  It is coming up on April 11-13 (Sunday is optional).  We would love to have every Troop, Team, and Crew there.  We will again be at the POW Camp in Princeton.  Our theme is "Keep the Fire Burning".  Webelos are invited to come this year as well.  There will be a crossover before the Saturday Campfire as well for those who missed our recent District Crossover.

Register Here

We are also holding a Brotherhood Ceremony at the District Camporee at 1 pm if you are interested.  You are eligible as an Order of the Arrow member for Brotherhood if you did your ordeal in May of last year at James Ray (or before).  Sign up below:

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Order of the Arrow members are needed to help staff.  If you can spare a few hours or the entire weekend please sign up at our staffing page below.

OA Camporee Staffing Sign Up

 

Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

Camp James Ray        

January 23-25, 2015

The Lone Star Orienteering Challenge (LSOC) is a competitive sport orienteering event forBoy Scout Troops, Venture Crews, Varsity Teams, and Webelos dens.  Using a map, compass and their smarts, small teams navigate their way to control flags on a course to score points within a set time.  The goal is to score as many points as possible in within the time limit.  The team scoring the most points wins. It’s challenging, fast-paced and fun!  Awards will be presented for team competition and unit competition.

Other activities include the Board Game-O. After awards presentation Saturday evening, the dining hall remains open for board games, puzzles, and other activities.  Bring your favorite scouting appropriate board game or puzzle for more fun and competition… it’s Scout’s choice.

Training clinics will be provided on Saturday morning prior to the competition. This is a great activity for all skill levels- Scouts and Scouters alike

Are you ready for the challenge?

 

Registration

Registration includes all fees for the event, event patch, camping, and insurance. Early registration fee is $16.00 per participant. Early registration deadline is 6:00 PM Tuesday, January 20th, 2015. Registrations received after the deadline will be $22.00 per participant. All scouts and adults attending must register for the Lone Star Orienteering Challenge. Registration is open to all Boy Scout Troops, Venture Crews, Varsity Teams, and Webelos dens. Registration is by unit only. 

Camping is optional and available Friday – Sunday. Webelos dens camping must camp with a Boy Scout Troop.

Register early – registration for this event is limited! Registration details, rules and helpful guides are available on the Lone Star District website:

Register using Circle 10 CampMaster using the following link:

Registration for LSOC 2015 is closed.

Volunteers

Awesome events have awesome volunteers. No prior orienteering experience required. See contact information below to sign-up.

 

Results

2014Results – Team

2014Results – Unit

2014Results – Webelos Team

2014Results – Adult Team (not counted toward Unit Results)

Contact

Lone Star Orienteering Chair:

Ralph Smith

resmith60@att.net

469-667-1625

2015 Lone Star District - Pinewood Derby Championship 

Calling all racers!  The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship. This is for the top two fastest racers per rank per pack. There is also a design contest of one scout per rank per pack and three at large participants per pack. There will be trophies and the title of District Champion per rank.  See the flyer and rules below.

Sign Up Here

When:   March 20-21, 2015.  20 (Check-in and Outlaw Race) and 21 (races by rank at various times)

Where:  First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX 75069

Cost:     $5 per scout (to cover the cost of the trophies)

Flyer

Official Rules

Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

Camp James Ray        

January 23-25, 2015

The 3rd Annual Lone Star Orienteering Challenge is a competitive orienteering event for Boy Scouts, Venture Crews, Varsity Teams, Webelos and Scouters.  Using a map, compass and their smarts, small teams navigate their way to controls

on a course to score points within a set time.  The goal is to score as many points as possible within the time limit. It’s challenging, fast-paced and fun!  Awards will be presented for team competition and unit competition.Other activities include the popular Board-Game-O. After the awards ceremony Saturday evening, the dining hall will re-open for board games and other entertainment.  Bring your favorite scouting appropriate board game or puzzle for more fun and competition. Chess, Checkers, Backgammon … it’s your choice. 

Are you ready for the challenge?

 

Registration

Registration begins this fall. Check back later for event details and registration!

Camping is available Fri – Sun.

Volunteers

Awesome events have awesome volunteers. Use the contact information below if you can help out.

 

Results

2014Results – Team

2014Results – Unit

2014Results – Webelos Team

2014Results – Adult Team (not counted toward Unit Results)

Contact

Lone Star Orienteering Chair:

Ralph Smith

resmith60@att.net

469-667-1625

Calling all racers!  The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship.  This is for the top two fastest racers per rank per pack.  There is also a design contest of one scout per rank per pack and three at large participants per pack.  There will be trophies and the title of District Champion per rank.  See the flyer and rules below.

Sign Up Will Be Here - In the future

When:   March 20-21, 2015.  20 (Check-in and Outlaw Race) and 21 (races by rank at various times)

Where:  First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX 75069

Cost:     $5 per scout (to cover the cost of the trophies)

Schedule - TBD

Flyer  (May 2014)

Official Rules

2014 Lone Star District - Pinewood Derby Championship 

Calling all racers!  The Lone Star District is proud to announce the Pinewod Derby Championship.  This is for the top two fastest racers per rank per pack.  There is also a design contest of one scout per rank per pack and three at large participants per pack.  There will be trophies and the title of District Champion per rank.  See the flyer and rules below.

Sign Up Here

When:   May 9 (Check-in and Outlaw Race) and 10 (races by rank at various times), 2014 

Where:  First Christian Church, 1800 W Hunt St, McKinney, TX 75069

Cost:     $5 per scout (to cover the cost of the trophies)

Updated schedule:

Check-in on Friday night is now optional.

Schedule

Friday, May 9:

            6:00   Official scales and inspection gauges available

                      Optional check-in, inspection, and impound

            7:00   Track is available for tuning, no timing

            8:00   Close

Saturday, May 10:

              8:00  Registration, check-in, inspection of all cars begins

              9:00  Registration, check-in, inspection ends

              9:05 Opening Ceremonies

      9:10   Tiger Races

      9:25   Wolf Races

      9:40  Bear Races

      9:55  Webelos I Races

     10:10  Webelos II Races

     10:25  Outlaw Race

            10:30 Championship Awards

Flyer  (updated 5/2/14)

Official Rules

Set aside some time to come and have some fun with us at these Upcoming District Events Through 2014-2015:

Updated 8/27/14

Tiger Fun Day

Who –New Tiger Cub Scouts AND parent or adult guardian!

What –Plenty of fun-filled activities with other Tigers!

When –The date of Fall 2013 has not been set as of yet.

Where –The location of Fall 2013 has not set as of yet

Cost – To be determined

CUBe

Who –All Cub Scouts in the Lone Star District.

What -It is 3-way fun for the Scouts:  The hosting of stations (Each pack is responsible for staffing and running a station) AND participating in the various games,crafts,and activities AND earning electives/achievements in the Tiger,Wolf,Bear and Webelos books!

When –October 19,2013

Where –Chambersville Tree Farm

Cost –$10/Scout;$5/elementary school aged sibling

Weblos Outdoor Weekend (WOW)

Who –All Webelos I and II in the Lone Star District.

What -WOW is all about Scout Troops teaching Webelos Scouting Skills. They teach first aid,fire starting,throw tomahawks shoot archery,BB guns learn about nature etc… whatever the troops would like to teach. The Webelos get to go from one station to the next. It really is a great event.

When –October 25-27,2013

Where –Camp James Ray

Cost –$6 for early registration and late registration $10 can be paid at James Ray.

Orienteering Challenge

Who –All Boy Scouts,Crew and Teams in the Lone Star District

What –The 2nd Annual Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

When –January 17-19,2014

Where –Camp James Ray

Cost –We are working on the costs for this event.

District Dinner

Who –All Scouts and Scouters within the Lone Star District

What –This is the night when we honor all our Volunteers for the service that they have provided to Scouting and also all the Scouts that have earned the rank of Eagle in 2012.

When –January 25,2014

Where –The location for the dinner has not been set as of yet.

Cost –Should be the same as last year (We will let you know ASAP)

Scout Sunday

Who –All Scouts and Scouters within the Lone Star District

What –A way we show that a Scout is Reverant

When -February 2,2014 (For most Churches) orFebruary 9,2014 (For the Methodist Churches)

Where –Anna,Blue Ridge,Farmersville,McKinney,Melissa and Princeton

Scouting for Food

Who –All Scouts and Scouters within the Lone Star District

What –Food Collection Drives for the Cities within our District

When –Hang bags February 8,2014 and Collect bags on February 15,2014

Where –Anna,Blue Ridge,Farmersville,McKinney,Melissa and Princeton

District Crossover

Who –Webelos II that are crossing over to a Boy Scout Troop. You don’t have to made your decision yet as to which Troop you are crossing over to.

What –Crossover Ceremony put on by the Order of the Arrow to introduce them to their new Troops

When –March 2,2014

Where –Myers Park at the Bridge

Cost –$5 per Webelos II. Please make sure to register your Webelos II on line as the time to cross over get closer. The Scouts in the Order of the Arrow make totems for the Arrows of Light and we need an accurate count to get the supplies.

Camporee

Who –All Boy Scouts,Crew and Teams in the Lone Star District. Cub Scouts and Webelos can come visit the event but can not participate.

What –All the fun things that makes the Scouting program go!

When –April 11-13,2014

Where –Chambersville Tree Farm or Princeton POW Camp

Cost –$5 for the each night that a Scout or Scouter spends out at the Camporee.

Look for more information at your monthly Boy Scout Roundtables and on the District Web Pages in the upcoming months! Contact Robert Spencer if you have any questions.

Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

Camp James Ray        

January 17-19, 2014

The Lone Star Orienteering Challenge is a competitive orienteering event for Boy Scouts, Venture Crews, Varsity Teams, Webelos and Scouters.  Using a map, compass and their smarts, small teams navigate their way to control

flags on a course to score points within a set time.  The goal is to score as many points as possible within the time limit.  It’s challenging, fast-paced and fun!  Awards will be presented for team competition and unit competition. Other activities include the popular Board-Game-O. After the awards ceremony, the dining hall will re-open for board games and other entertainment.  Bring your favorite scouting appropriate board game or puzzle for more fun and competition. Chess, Checkers, Backgammon, Battleship … it’s your choice.

 

Are you ready for the challenge?

 

Registration

Thanks to everyone who participated in the 2nd Annual Lone Star Orienteering Challenge to make it such a great success. If you didn’t make it to the event, be sure to include it in your unit’s annual planning this year.

 

Check back periodically for dates and information for 2015.

Volunteers

Awesome events have awesome volunteers. Use the contact information below if you can help out.

 

Results

2014Results – Team

2014Results – Unit

2014Results – Webelos Team

2014Results – Adult Team (not counted toward Unit Results)

Contact

Lone Star Orienteering Chair:

Ralph Smith

resmith60@att.net

469-667-1625

Lone Star Orienteering Challenge

Camp James Ray        

January 17-19, 2014

The Lone Star Orienteering Challenge is a competitive orienteering event for Boy Scouts, Venture Crews, Varsity Teams, Webelos and Scouters.  Using a map, compass and their smarts, small teams navigate their way to control

flags on a course to score points within a set time.  The goal is to score as many points as possible within the time limit.  It’s challenging, fast-paced and fun!  Awards will be presented for team competition and unit competition. Other activities include the popular Board-Game-O. After the awards ceremony, the dining hall will re-open for board games and other entertainment.  Bring your favorite scouting appropriate board game or puzzle for more fun and competition. Chess, Checkers, Backgammon, Battleship … it’s your choice.

 

Are you ready for the challenge?

 

Registration

Pre-registration and pre-payment are required for the Lone Star Orienteering Challenge.  Registration includes all fees for the event, event patch, and camping. Early registration fee is $15.00 per participant. Early registration deadline is 6:00 PM Tuesday, January 14th. Registrations received after the deadline will be $20.00 per participant. All scouts and adults attending must register for the Lone Star Orienteering Challenge.

 

Use the link below to register:

Registration for this event has closed.

 

Event Details

Use the following documents to prepare for the event.

UnitLeader’s Guide

Participant’sGuide

Schedule

FAQ

Flyer

Directions to Camp James Ray

Volunteers

Awesome events have awesome volunteers. Use the contact information below if you can help out.

 

Results

2014 Results – Team

2014 Results – Unit

2014 Results – Webelos Team

2014 Results – Adult Team (not counted toward Unit Results)

Contact

Lone Star Orienteering Chair:

Ralph Smith

resmith60@att.net

469-667-1625

CUBe

Want to know what was passed off at the obstacle course and ga ga area at our 2018 CUBe?  See the link here.

“CUB experience” - October 6th, 2018, 9 am - 3 pm

What is CUBe?

An outdoor experience for all elementary aged Cub Scouts and their siblings.  All scouts must have an adult partner present to participate.  Each Cub Scout Unit in the Lone Star District is asked to host a station, where the scouts and siblings will rotate through.  Some of the activities include: Archery, BB’s, Crafts, & Games.  Siblings are not allowed to participate in the Archery and BB’s Station for liability reasons.  This is the first chance of the new scouting year for the Cub Scouts to shoot Archery, BB’s, and work on Program Adventures. 

October 6th, 2018 from 9:00am – 3:00pm (come & go event)

Myers Park (7117 County Road 166  McKinney, TX  75071)

Early Registration (by September 28th) Cost - $10.00 per scout & $5.00 for siblings (K-5th

Register online here then pay at the office.

Paying the office via an email form.

Register here and pay online ($1.75 more).

Payments must be received at the Scout Office in Fairview BY September 28th

After September 28th Cost - $15.00 per scout & $10.00 for elementary aged siblings.

Late registration can be paid via check or cash at the event

Please register early so the Units have enough supplies at the stations

REGISTER EARLY TO RECEIVE A PATCH

 

Hot Dogs, Chips, & Drinks will be available for purchase through the Order of the Arrow Please bring a water bottle, wear sunscreen, and wear your Scout field uniform or Pack activity t-shirt.

Bring pieces of wood, belts, hats, etc. to brand.

Cub Scout Packs, please email with the station you would like to host at  cube@lonestardistrict.org as well as with any questions.

 September 13-15, 2019 at Camp James Ray

WEBELOS: 8:00 am (Saturday) Registration/Check-In

TROOPS and CREWS: Check in Friday from 6:30 - 8pm

Check-out by Sunday 10:00 am

If you plan to leave early please let us know when you check in.

Lone Star District WOW is all about Scouts working with Webelos to teach Scout skills and the ideals of scouting. This is a great opportunity for Webelos to meet the Troops in the Lone Star District as they start to think about which Scout Troop to join. Troops, this is a great opportunity to show off your Scout skills and earn the admiration and respect of the Webelos. Again, this is an opportunity for Webelos to meet many of the Scouts from the different Troops in the Lone Star District. On Saturday, the Webelos will rotate from station to station throughout the day to learn exciting Scout skills from each Troop. We will start with an opening Ceremony and end with a Campfire Program.  If your Webelos would like to participate in a flag ceremony or put on a fun skit during our Campfire program the Webelos and Scouts will have the opportunity to do so.

Who:  All 1st and 2nd year Webelos AND adult partner (parent / guardian) OR at least 1 adult leader for every 5 Webelos with 2 deep leadership).  Those who have Sunday obligations are encouraged to leave after camp fire on Saturday night.

Scout Troops, please e-mail wow@lonestardistrict.org with the Scout skill you would like to do.  Troops can teach skills they think would be appropriate for Webelos scouts such as rope making, lashing competition, tent setup, Cast Iron Chef, rope throw rescue, geocaching, etc...  Troops are encouraged to incorporate their activity to a Webelos Requirement like Outdoorsman, Readyman, Stroner Faster Higher, Camper, etc. Be Creative and be responsible with your ideas.  We want the Webelos to have FUN; and of course we want everyone to have fun!

Webelos girls, if you would like to come to WOW with a female troop then troop 406-G would like to invite you to camp with them.  Just sign up and email scoutmaster@simply-smiles.net and you are in.

Cost: 

Webelos: $10 for early registration and must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 10th. REGISTER EARLY TO GET A PATCH!

Webelos Adults: entry is Free (add $3 if you would like a patch).

Troops: $25 Troop campsite fee plus $3 per Scout. (Adult leaders are free – add $3 if leader wants a patch); Payments must be received at the Scout Shop in Fairview no later than September 10th. 

Register online here then pay at the office.

Paying the office via an email form.

Register here and pay online ($1.75 more).

Provisions:  Lone Star District will NOT be providing food.  This event should be treated as a weekend campout.  Packs, Troops, Crews you will provide your own meals, tents, camping gear etc…  OA will have a concession stand for purchasing snacks so scouts may want to bring a few dollars. WEBELOS: You will camp with a Scout Troop. Please make every effort to contact the Troop that you wish to camp with and get their approval prior to registering.  When you register, please let us know who you will be camping with. IF YOU CANNOT FIND A TROOP TO CAMP WITH, LET US KNOW AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.  We will help you find a troop.

ScheduleSchedule of Events

Flyer:  WOW Flyer

Campfire/Cracker Barrel:  Saturday night – skits, songs, fun, and snacks (available for sale by your OA Staff)!  Creativity and humor abound!  (Please let us know on arrival if you would like to do a skit Saturday night.  Skit approval during Leaders meeting Friday night.)

Staffing: The OA (Order of the Arrow) will be staffing the event.  If you are an OA Member, or Venturing Scout and you would like to help staff this event please let us know.  Remember the needs of your Troop should always come first. For staffing questions please e-mail lonestarwow@yahoo.com  Co-ed Venture Scouts are welcome to assist with Staffing  (We will have the appropriate adult leadership to accommodate young lady, Venturing Scouts.)

OA WOW Staffing Sign Up

OA Brotherhood Ceremony:  If it has been 10 months since your ordeal, you are likely eligible for the Brotherhood.  The cost for the Brotherhood ceremony is $20 (AND YOU WILL GET A BROTHERHOOD SASH)

Brotherhood Ceremony Sign Up

Dutch oven Contest: There will be a Dutch oven contest on Saturday night, so plan accordingly.  (Contest time will be announced at check in.)

QUESTIONS: Contact wow@lonestardistrict.org

See www.lonestardistrict.org/activities/wow for more details and deadlines.