Hosted by Troop 51. Two Rivers District. Contact List. James Ponder Freeze-o-ree Chairman Phone:

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1 Two Rivers District Contact List James Ponder Freeze-o-ree Chairman Phone: Rick Shelton Scout Master Troop 51 Phone: Jamie Luther Asst. Scout Master Troop 51 Phone: Renee Brown Asst. Scout Master Troop 51 First Aid Merit Badge Councilor Phone: Greg Peterson Asst. Scout Master Troop 51 First Aid Merit Badge Councilor Phone: The goal of Freeze-o-ree is to provide a weekend of quality fun, friendly competition and activities for all Scouts in keeping with the true purpose and values promoted within the Scouting program. The participation of all Scouts is encouraged for a rewarding and memorable Scouting experience where the Scout Patrols can show off their Scouting skills. Dutch Oven Station Top Troop Top Patrol Flag Judging and more. Hosted by Troop 51

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3 2013 FREEZE-O-REE SCHEDULE OF EVENTS FRIDAY, February 8th 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM Check in at Canyon Park, Canyon Lake Texas 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM Set up camp; Free time 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM SM/SPL/STAFF & OA Rep Cracker Barrel 10:30 PM Taps (Lights out) SATURDAY, February 9th 6:00 AM Reveille 6:30 AM to 8:00 AM Breakfast, clean up and campsite readiness 8:00 AM to 9:00 AM Assembly and Opening Ceremony 9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon Field Events 12:00 Noon to 1: 00 PM Lunch / OA Brotherhood testing 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Field Events continued 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM Dutch Oven Competition 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM Unit free time (events closed) / OA Brotherhood ceremony 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM Dinner, cleanup 7:00 PM to 7:30 PM Order of the Arrow will lead parade to Campfire (please wait in campsite for OA to pass by. Join at the end of the line. Please observe silence as the OA enters camping areas and your unit leaves to the campfire). 7:30 PM to 9:30 PM Freeze-o-ree Campfire and Event Awards 9:30 PM to 10:30 PM Unit free time 9:30 PM to 10:30 PM Cracker Barrel for Freeze-o-ree staff 10:30 PM Taps (Lights out) SUNDAY, February 10th 7:00 AM Reveille 7:00 AM to 8:30 AM Breakfast and cleanup 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM Assembly, Flag Ceremony, and Scouts' Own Service 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM Service Project TBD 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon Clean-up and close of Freeze-o-ree. Each unit should have their SPL/SM check out and receive patches for registered scouts and adults at the Freeze-o-ree HQ area after service project

4 Two Rivers District This Freeze-o-ree is a contest against a standard. In this case, the standard is the First Aid requirements of Boy Scouts of America. The event s purpose is to provide a learning experience which will further hands on testing of the scouts skill in the field of first aid and help strengthen those skills through immediate evaluation. Although this is a competition of a sort, the goal is that each and every participating Scout will come away from the event with more knowledge and understanding than he had before. Scenarios will be based on the current edition of the First Aid Merit Badge Book. General Information 1. Check-in: Plan to arrive on Friday, February 8th, during the hours of 4:00-8:00 PM at Canyon Park Canyon Lake TX. Vehicle parking is close to campsites, but some carrying of gear will be required. (Vehicles cannot always drive right to campsites.) Whoever arrives from the unit first should be prepared to handle the unit's registration process, which includes receiving a campsite assignment. DUE TO LIMITED PARKING SPACES PLEASE ASK MEMBERS OF YOU UNIT TO CAR POOL. 2. Registration: The registration form included in this packet should be filled out in advance and presented at the headquarters when you check-in your troop. Having it completed prior to arrival will greatly reduce the time it takes to register. Every scout and adult who is camping overnight MUST be registered on the form. 3. SPL/OA rep or Unit Leader Meeting: There will be an information meeting at 9:00PM on Friday evening at Freeze-o-ree Headquarters. The Unit SPL (or acting youth unit leader), OA representative and Scoutmaster (or acting adult unit leader) should attend. All units must be represented at this meeting. The final schedule of events, checkout procedure information, and other important information will be distributed at this meeting. 4. Fees: The fee is $10:00 for every Scout and Adult. There is a $2 discount for each participant if you register by December 6th, You are encouraged to pre-register your entire unit. If registering at the event, please bring a single troop check for the total amount owed if possible. Please make checks out to Alamo Area Council 5. Webelos : If they have been invited by a particular troop those Webelos are permitted to join us at the Freeze-o-ree to observe competition at the Boy Scouts level. They will arrive no earlier then 12:00pm and will depart no later than 5:00pm and accompanied by at least one Webelos parent for each 4 Webelos. Please keep in mind that the Freeze-o-ree is geared mainly toward Boy Scouts. There are no specific activities aimed toward the Webelos Scouts.

5 6. Visitors: All visitors should check in at the Freeze-o-ree headquarters prior to visiting the Freeze-oree grounds. Parents, siblings, and supervised Cub scouts are invited to watch the events and the campfire on Saturday. Visitors should show up no later than 8:00 p.m. for the campfire. They will need to check in at headquarters to get details on steps they need to follow in order to leave after the campfire on Saturday. Adults must have current Youth Protection Training 7. Patches: Each registered Scout and Scouter will receive a souvenir patch. 8. Tour Plans: A completed tour plan for each unit must be processed through the Scout Office prior to the Freeze-o-ree and a copy turned in at check in. 9. Medical Records: Each troop should bring their health and medical record forms for all Scouts that are attending the Freeze-o-ree. If your troop will have trained medical professionals (doctors, paramedics, first responders, etc.), please inform us at check-in. 10. Uniforms: Full Scout uniforms are to be worn at general assemblies, campfire and chapel. 11. Cooking: Wood, Charcoal, and compressed gas may be used in accordance with B.S.A. policy. Scoutmasters are responsible for storage and safety of fuel in the campsite area. Subject to change see FIRE 12. Fires: Due to the possibility of a fire ban and/or getting Park Ranger approval for types of fires and location will be announced closer to event 13. Water: Water spigots will be available for our water. Bring water jugs and remember to conserve. 14. Garbage: A dumpster is located next the restrooms 15. Forbidden Items As with any Scout outing, and for reasons of courtesy and safety, these items are forbidden from the Freeze-o-ree Radios Fireworks CD/MP3 Players Bows and Arrows Water Balloons Guns and Ammunition Sheath Knives Sling Shots Electronic Games Smart Phones 16. Menu and Duty Roster: Each patrol should have its menu and duty roster posted.. These should be readable by anyone who may visit their site. 17. Campsite Inspections: See judging form in this booklet for criteria. Please plan on having an adult in camp to help identify patrol areas (staff will try to pre-assign times needed. Inspections will occur during Saturday s activities period). 18. Judging and Recognitions: Points will be awarded for Station events, campsite inspections, and bonus participation activities. Awards will be presented at Saturday night campfire.

6 19. Service Projects: We are required by the park to perform a service project to gain a waiver of fees for camping. All troop/patrols are required to participate in a service project. Details of the time and focus of these service projects will be given at the Friday night leaders meeting by the Ranger. 20. Security: The gates will be locked and Security details have yet to be determined. 21. Freeze-o-ree Staff: The Freeze-o-ree staff will consist of at least two volunteers from each troop. Adult leaders and/or Scoutmaster-approved Order of the Arrow Scouts. Call James Ponder Freeze-oree Chairman, , if you have Order of the Arrow members who would like to serve on staff. All Freeze-o-ree Staff member selection will take place NLT November, 2012 in advance of the Freeze-o-ree. 22. Judges : All adult leaders from each troop should be prepared to help judge events. Additional assignments will be made at the Friday evening cracker barrel. 23. Judging: There will be station judges at each station with pre-established scoring criteria. Additionally, there will be a site judges whose decision on all points of difference between the station judge and patrol will be final. The site judge will base all decisions upon the latest editions of the Boy Scout Handbook and the First Aid Merit Badge Book. 24. Buglers: Any Scouts who can play taps, reveille, call to colors, etc. on their bugles are encouraged to bring their bugles and check in with the Freeze-o-ree staff on Friday evening. 25. Order of the Arrow Gathering and Fellowship:. The Order of the Arrow plans to include a Brotherhood Ceremony for eligible Arrow men. After the Brotherhood Ceremony, the OA will host a cracker barrel for chapter members at Freeze-o-ree Headquarters. Two Rivers OA chapter will conduct unit OA election if coordinated in advance. All required paper work for the election must be on hand and accurate prior to an elections being conducted. 26. Schedule: During registration, each Patrol will be assigned a number and given a station schedule to follow throughout the day. At each station, the Patrol will be presented with a scenario that will require a complete demonstration of the appropriate first aid response. Patrols will be allowed a maximum of 20 minutes to demonstrate the necessary first aid for that scenario. Points will be awarded based on the completeness of the demonstration. 27. Patrol: The patrol will consist of a minimum of three scouts (the ideal patrol is 5-8), which is part of the troop s regular organization. The patrol leader is in charge at all times and will assign various responsibilities to the patrol members as they act on each problem. He speaks for the patrol at all times. 28. Scout Spirit: Show your colors! Each patrol should carry their flag with them and fly it proudly. Show your spirit! Scouts should use their patrol yell and cheer at every competition event. Note: A boy made flag and a patrol cheer can add substantially to your scores. BE PREPARED! 29. Uniform: The Scout Uniform is the official uniform for all Scouts & leaders

7 % Participation Award: Each patrol and each unit should strive to earn the 100% participation award at the Freeze-o-ree. For a patrol to earn this award, the patrol must compete in all patrol events (for its category of patrol) and enter a patrol flag in the flag contest. For a troop to earn the award every patrol in the unit must earn the award and the troop must participate in the campsite inspection. 31. Patrol Flag Contest: Each patrol is encouraged to enter its flag in a competition to find the best patrol flag at the Freeze-o-ree. Every patrol which enters a flag will receive a bonus in the Best Overall Patrol competition. Although every flag will receive a bonus, flags that are constructed entirely by Scouts will receive the largest bonus, and flags which have obviously been hastily prepared at camp will receive the smallest bonus. Along with the flag, the Patrol Leader must turn in an entry form. Flags must be presented by patrol at the judging station between 9:00am and 3:00pm 32. Explanation of Scoring for Patrol Competition: After the competition, each type of patrol at the Freeze-o-ree will be ranked, i.e., if 25 experienced Scout patrols are present, those patrols will be ranked 1st through 25th in each of the events. A patrol that does not compete in an event will be ranked five places lower than the last patrol s place in that event. The places will then be used as point values in determining places for the overall events. Thus, a patrol with the first, fourth, seventh, eight, tenth, thirteenth, and twenty-fourth places in the individual competitions would score = 67 points. Every patrol which enters a Scout-made flag in the patrol flag contest will have ten points subtracted from its score; patrols which enter flags not made by Scouts will have five points subtracted from their score. Thus, if the patrol above entered a Scout made flag, their final score would be 67 10= 57 points. The patrols will then be ranked based on the total scores. Note that in this scoring system, the lower the points, the better the score. In case of a tie for first, second, or third place in the overall patrol competition, the winning patrol will be the patrol with the most first place scores in the events. If still tied, the number of second places will be used, then third places, etc. until the tie is broken. The patrol which wins the tie-breaker will be given the place and the other patrol will be given the next lower place. 33. Best Overall Unit: (to be presented at round table)--the best overall unit award will be given to the best troop camping at the Freeze-o-ree, based on the results of the unit scores for (a) Patrol Events, (b) Campsite Inspection, (c.) Service Project participation, and (d.) Scout s Own Service participation. The best overall unit will be determined by averaging the rankings for each of the Patrol Events, Campsite Inspection, Service Project, and Scout s Own service with the following weights applied: Patrol ranking 40% Campsite inspection 30% Scout Own Service 20% Service Project 10% In case of a tie for first, second, and third place, the tie will be broken by the unit score in patrol events. If a tie remains, the average number of first places among all patrols in each unit, then by second places, etc., will break the tie.

8 34. Awards: Several awards will be given to designate the placing of patrols and troops in the competition along with an event patch. Best campsite Dutch Oven awards And more. 35. First Aid Merit Badge: Separate from the competition, individual Scouts are encouraged to work toward completion of the First Aid Merit Badge 36. CPR: There will be CPR instructors at the event to lead a training session prior to the announcement of awards and final closing. 37. Spectators: Adult leaders, nonparticipating Scouts, parents and friends of Scouting may follow their patrol from station to station as long as they do not interfere with the competition. Interference will disqualify unit from that station. 38. Freeze-o-ree Activities: Saturday will consist of inter-patrol competition events. Rules include: o Who competes? Only a troop s regularly organized patrols. Ringer patrols made up for just the Freeze-o-ree are not in keeping with good Scout Spirit. Troops are encouraged to have older Scouts act as Troop Guides or volunteer for staff. o Leadership: Instructions will be presented to the patrol leader at the beginning of each event. o Competition Areas: Separate areas will be laid out for each of the events. When first registering at the Freeze-o-ree, patrols will be assigned a starting station for Saturday s activities and circulate through the events until they have completed all event stations. 39. Skills and Knowledge required to be successful at Freeze-o-ree: As in past years, activity events will utilize Scouting skills, teamwork, and an emphasis on the Patrol method. We will have 12 First Aid Scenario Stations: In addition to the station judges, there will also be a victim at each station that will allow the scouts to demonstrate their first aid knowledge. This pre-assigned person will be aware of the symptoms that need to be communicated to the patrol. 40. Patrol Needs: First Aid Kit equipped according to the attached list.

9 41. Camp Departure: Freeze-o-ree check-out procedures will be provided at Friday s SPL/OA rep/unit Leader Meeting. Some units will be leaving on Saturday evening or at some other time before the official close of the Freeze-o-ree. Be sure that you inform James Ponder, Freeze-o-ree Chairman, before you depart. All units are expected to follow the same guidelines of leaving their site clean, taking out their trash, and checking out with the proper Freeze-o-ree Staff before departure. The Freeze-o-ree officially ends at the Final Freeze-o-ree Assembly on Sunday after the service project. All Units must be out of the Freeze-o-ree site by 12:30 p.m. Failure to comply with Freeze-oree rules and guidelines will disqualify troops from all competition. 42. Scouts Own A SCOUT IS REVERENT. We will have a non-denominational Scout s Own Service for all Scouts and Leaders on Sunday morning (See Schedule). All Chaplain s aides need to meet directly after the opening ceremony to get directions for participation in the Scouts Own Service. We request everyone to attend this function as no other activities will be planned or allowed during this time. NO VEHICLES WILL BE LOADED OR MOVED DURING THE SCOUT S OWN SERVICE. Questions please contact James Ponder, Freeze-o-ree Chairman ( or to James.ponder@kci1.com)

10 FIRST AID SITUATION STATION 1 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone from having a heart attack; choose the victim and begin. STATION 2 You are to Treat & Prevent someone from having severe bleeding; choose the victim and begin. STATION 3 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone from having Fractures; choose the victim and begin. STATION 4 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone from having a neck and back injuries, Sprains (sprained ankle), Strains, Splints, and Slings choose the victim and begin. STATION 5 You are to Carry and Transport victim using the two methods listed below; choose the victim and begin. First Aid Chair Carry This event requires three scouts. Two scouts will carry the third scout by interlocking their arms to form a chair. This is a time and distance based event. See the original Hand Book For Boys page 275 for details. First Aid Stretcher Run This event requires three scouts. Two scouts will carry the victim on a stretcher that will be built from two poles and a blanket. Blanket and polls will be provided. See the original Hand Book STATION 6 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone with wounds: 1) Lacerations 2) cuts 3) Puncture; choose the victim and begin.

11 STATION 7 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone with 1) Frostbite 2) Hypothermia 3) Heatstroke (Sun Stroke) 4) Knocked out, Broken, Chipped, or loosen tooth 5) Muscle Cramps 6) Dehydration; choose the victim and begin. STATION 8 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone with 7) Burns 8) Convulsions/Seizures 9) Bee String 10) Stomach Ache (Abdominal Pain); choose the victim and begin. STATION 9 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone who is in Shock; choose the victim and begin. STATION 10 You are to Spot, Treat & Prevent someone from Choking; choose the victim and begin. STATION 11 You are to present the FIRST AID KIT(s) that you brought to carry around and help treat any victims during the day. STATION 12 You are to Spot, & Treat someone who has Stopped Breathing; choose the victim and begin. STATION 13 At this station you will present your Patrol Flag for judging. Please review the criteria carefully. Scoring is on specific achievements, not on general categories.

12 2013 FREEZE-O-REE STATION SPONSORS List of Troops responsible for each station Station Troop Judge Victim Special awards will be giving out for best station and best victim. Troops or encouraged to go all out on there station. Make it fun and something that scouts will remember. Requirements: Judges need to be adult scouters or scouts First Class and above that have obtained the First Aid Merit Badge. Victims can be any rank but need to know the symptoms of their station.

13 Two Rivers District Freeze-o-ree Registration Form Unit # Number of Patrols: Number of Boys: Number of Adults: Fees ($10.00 per person): $ $8.00 if before Dec 6th 2012 Required Volunteers: Station Judge Victim Troop Leadership Unit Leader Assistant Unit Leader Assistant Unit Leader Other Other Other Senior Patrol Leader ASPL Junior Assistant Scoutmaster Other Other Other Patrol Rosters PATROL NAME: PATROL NAME: PL 1. PL 1. APL 2. APL PATROL NAME: PATROL NAME: PL 1. PL 1. APL 2. APL PATROL NAME: OTHERS: PL APL

14 TWO RIVERS DISTRICT 2013 FIRST AID FREEZE-O-REE Two Rivers District Alamo Area Council Boy Scouts of America Unit # Patrol# Score STATIONS FIRST AID SITUATIONS Possible Points Score Judge initial STATION 1: Spot, Treat, and Prevent Heart Attacks 100 STATION 2: Treat, Prevent Severe Bleeding 100 STATION 3: Spot, Treat, and Prevent Fractures 100 STATION 4: Spot, Treat, and Prevent Neck and Back Injuries, Sprains(sprained ankle), Strains, Splints, Slings And Bruises 100 STATION 5: Carries & Transportation 1) Single Rescuers 2) Two or more rescuers 100 STATION 6: Wounds 1) Lacerations 2) Cuts 3) Puncture 100 STATION 7: 1) Frostbite 2) Hypothermia 3) Heatstroke (Sun Stroke) 4) Knocked out, Broken, chipped, or loosen tooth 5) Muscle Cramps 6) Dehydration 100 STATION 8: 7) Burns 8) Convulsions/Seizures 9) Bee String 10) Stomach Ache (Abdominal Pain) 100 STATION 9: Spot, Treat, and Prevent Shock 100 STATION 10: Spot, Treat, and Prevent Choking 100 STATION 11: Patrol / Personal First-Aid Kits 100 STATION 12: Care for Stopped Breathing 100 STATION 13: Patrol Flag Judging 100 Possible Total: 1300 Total: Scoring criteria will be based on the upon the latest editions of the Boy Scout Handbook and the First Aid Merit Badge Book.

15 Patrol First Aid Kit Scoring: QTY Item Possible points Actual Points 1 2-inch Roller Bandage inch Roller Bandage 3 2 Rolls of 1-inch Adhesive Tape 3 24 Alcohol Swabs 3 1 Box of Assorted Adhesive Bandages 3 3 Elastic Bandages 3-inch Wide x3" or 4x4" Sterile Gauze Pads 3 4 Triangular Bandages 3 4 3x6" Moleskin 3 2 Gel pad packets for blisters and burns 3 1 Triple antibiotic ointment tube 3 1 Bar of Soap or Hand Sanitizing gel 3 1 Scissors 3 1 Tweezers 3 12 Safety Pins 3 6 Non-latex gloves 3 1 splash Proof Eye goggles 3 1 CPR Breathing Barrier 3 1 Pin or Pencil and Paper 3 2 Scouts with Personal First Aid Kit that fin in shirt pockets 3 1 First Aid Kit is organized 3 Entire Patrol in Scout Uniform 3 Deduct 3 points for each scout not in uniform -3 Total Score 100 Troop Patrol Patrol leader

16 Dutch Oven Cook Off DUTCH OVEN COOK OFF RULES & REGULATIONS Two Rivers District, Boy Scouts of America All questions and concerns about the rules or competition can be directed to James Ponder at (210) or GENERAL INFORMATION This competition is about encouraging the skill of using the Dutch oven without the use of additional pans such as bread pans, pie tins, tinfoil or foil pan inserts. Trivets under meat and parchment paper are acceptable. Judging will be conducted and prizes awarded to four (4) cooking categories. Each entry made will be for a specific category of competition. The four categories of competition are: 1. Main Dish 2. Side Dish 3. Breads/Rolls 4. Dessert LOCATION The Dutch Oven Cook Off registration, cooking, and judging will take place at host campsite REGISTRATION Registration will be the day of the event. A copy of your recipe, and ingredient list is required for a complete registration. Recipes become the property of the Two Rivers District for subsequent use in cook off cookbooks or publications. All copyrighted recipes must include the source. SCHEDULE The following schedule will be followed the day of the event. It is subject to change at any time. Cooks can begin setting up as early as 12:00 p.m. and cooking after the Cooks Meeting. Judging will be conducted by members of the Two Rivers District and Two Webelos. Please make sure you keep enough for the judges. It is recommended that you serve the judges before the public. 12:00 pm Set Up and Registration 3:00 pm Cooks Meeting 6:00 pm Dishes Due Judging starts at 6:00 pm

17 DUTCH OVEN COOK OFF RULES & REGULATIONS 1. All contestants must be members of the Boy Scouts of America. 2. One Patrol may enter a maximum of four dishes. Only one dish per category will be allowed for each Patrol. 3. Only Patrol members and adult supervisors are allowed in the cooking area during the prep, cooking and judging period. One patrol member must remain in the cooking area at all times. Shade is limited. Troops should provide their own means of shade if desired. 4. Know and practice safe food handling procedures. 5. A copy of your recipe and ingredient list is required along with your registration form. 6. All ingredients must be combined, chopped, sliced, diced and cooked on site including garnishes and marinades. For safety reasons, no ingredients prepared or processed at home are allowed. 7. All cooking must be done in an approved (factory made) Dutch Oven and everything cooked must be presented to the judges with the exception of excess gravies and sauces. Removing burnt or undercooked sections of food may result in point deductions or disqualification. 8. Side items such as butter, jam or sauces should not be presented to the judges' table unless specifically listed in the recipe and prepared on site. 9. Cooks will provide all of their own utensils, coolers, prep tables, charcoal, cutting boards, meat thermometers and other items needed to prepare, serve food and meet health code standards. 10. Only competition recipes can be cooked during the cook-off. There should be no eating in the cooking area. 11. Battery operated or electrical devices, such as mixers or blenders, are not allowed in the preparation of food. Digital thermometers and digital scales are allowed. 12. It is the responsibility of each patrol member to know and understand temporary food handler regulations recognized by local and state health agencies. There should be no finger licking. 13. Contestant tasting utensils must be washed immediately after use. Wash cutting boards between meats and vegetables to avoid cross-contamination. 14. Dutch Oven Cook Off Personnel will be monitoring each patrol throughout the contest ensuring proper handling and cooking of the food. Dutch Oven Cook Off Personnel may check cooked meat temperatures prior to the judging. If you need hot water for a recipe, please plan on heating it yourself.

18 Campsite Inspection Sheet Example Troop #: Campsite #: Senior Patrol Leader: Inspector: Criteria Possible Points Patrol Patrol Patrol Patrol Flags Properly Posted 10 Tents lined up in neat rows or forma ons, with definite patrol divisions. 5 Patrol dining fly pitched properly 5 Trash bag available and not overloaded; ea ng areas are clean and organized 5 At least one campsite improvement, made only from natural materials brought from home. 5 Ground cloth covering en re tent floor (prepared for inclement weather) 5 Inside of tents are neat, with no personal belongings outside of tent. Be Prepared 5 No ditching, careless damage or disrup on of ground cover and surrounding foliage. 10 Campsite is li er free 10 Cooking gear is stored between uses, covered; under a tarp, in a tent, or under a shelter 5 Proper fuel storage 5 Freeze-o-ree schedule and duty roster posted 10 To n Chip Safety is evident 10 First Aid Kit available 10 TOTAL 100 Best Over All: Patrol Ranking Campsite Inspec on Freeze-o-ree Scouts "Own Chapel Service" Service Project Par cipa on Troop Score:

19 The Patrol Flag Take a good look at a successful patrol, and what do you see? Its patrol flag always honored, jealously guarded, properly cared for. It goes wherever the fellows go, on every hike, every camping trip. It flies from the top of the cliff they scaled, from the bow of the lead canoe. It s their emblem, their calling card. Criteria for Judging There are 100 total points in the Patrol Flag Contest. Please review the criteria carefully. Judging standards and their consistency are important to the success of the contest and will ensure fairness in all levels of the patrol flag contest. Scoring is on specific achievements, not on general categories. Originality Freeze-o-ree theme depicted Design Creativity uniqueness of flag Identity Patrol/council identification Troop identification Patrol member identification Workmanship Flag construction boy-made Suitability of height and shape Mobility and use by patrol TOTAL 20 points 15 points 15 points 10 points 10 points 5 points 10 points 10 points 5 points 100 points Originality. The flag should depict a theme or idea related to the Freeze-o-ree and to the patrol name on the flag. The patrol must be properly identified with a printed or designed name. (For example, for the Road Runner patrol, the flag would have a roadrunner (bird design.) The patrol members names, initials, or signatures should be integrated into the design of the flag. Eight small devices could be attached to the flag with each member s name printed on a device. Make it unique and different. The troop number must be on the patrol flag. This is necessary for judging and will help youth from different areas to meet one another. Workmanship. The flag should demonstrate workmanship and initiative in its construction and design. No commercially made flags will be considered for judging. Flags should be boy-made, and all members should have had a part in their construction and design.,e construction should be uniform. Use of color and material that represent the patrol name, area, or locale are encouraged. The construction should be in harmony with the theme, and the flag staff compatible with the size and shape of the flag itself. Above all, the workmanship of the patrol flag should reflect that the youth were involved in its construction. The patrol flag s size and shape should be such that the flag is pleasing to display and is easily carried. Each patrol is encouraged to carry its patrol flag throughout the freeze-o-ree and in the troop site. The patrol flag should always be displayed near the patrol area. The flag should be mobile and not too cumbersome to handle and carry around. Troop 2013 Freeze-o-ree Patrol Flag Contest Patrol Winner Report Sheet Patrol Score Patrol leader s name: Scoutmaster s name:. Names of Patrol Members

20 Two Rivers District February ALAMO AREA COUNCIL Boy Scouts of America Name Troop PATCH DESIGN CONTEST All registered boys attending Freeze-o-ree are eligible to participate. The winning design will be the official 2013 Freeze-o-ree patch. All submissions are DUE BY November 1st, 2012 Submissions via to James Ponder, Freeze-o-ree Chairman at james.ponder@kci1.com or in person at the district round table Necessary components: 2013 TWO RIVERS FREEZE-O-REE AAC OR ALAMO AREA COUNCIL FIRST AID THEME All submission must include size and shape of patch.