Phase Two
of Scouting’s 90th Anniversary Encourages Former Scouts
to Rekindle the Spirit
As the Concho Valley
Council concludes the Salute-A-Leader phase of Scouting’s 90th Anniversary
celebration, plans are already underway to kick off phase two of the celebration
Rekindle the Spirit. This part of the celebration is designed to encourage
former Scouts to rekindle their spirit for and become reinvolved in the
Scouting movement.
The beginning
of Rekindle the Spirit is timed to coincide with Scout Sunday, February
6, 2000. Throughout the council’s service area, unit leaders will be thanking
chartered organizations for their support and acknowledging Scouting’s
90th Anniversary. Leaders also will encourage others in the chartered organizations
to become adult volunteers and take an active role in shaping the lives
of youth.
To help capture
those fond Scouting memories, the Concho Valley Council is planning a special
Rekindle the Spirit Leadership Recognition Event. The event
will on Saturday, February 12, 2000 beginning at 2 PM at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Loop 306, San Angelo. All Scouters and former Scouts
are encouraged to attend. Present council leaders will be recognized
for their outstanding service and commitment to the youth of our council.
The meeting will be highlighted by the presentation of four Silver Beaver
Awards, the highest recognition presented by a local council.
Those Scouts
who attended the 1950 National Scout Jamboree will gather for this event
and enjoy a reception following the council recognition. The cost
to participate will be $ 2.00 per person.
Friends
Of Scouting
Our annual Friends Of Scouting (F.O.S.) fund raising campaign will be kicking
off in January. The success of this campaign will insure the continued
growth of the Scouting program in our area. Friends Of Scouting dollars
provide program support for all our Scouting Units throughout our 24 county
area. If you are reading this article you are benefiting from the generosity
of our Scouting Supporters.
1999 was a
benchmark year for the Concho Valley with significant increases in the
number of youth served throughout our Council. Highlights include a 94%
increase in youth membership in Maverick County, a high water mark of 44
new Eagle Scouts, the introduction of our Learning For Life Character Education
program in 3 local Schools, dramatic increases in Cub Scout Family and
Boy Scout Troop Camping, improvements to our local camps, and great strides
in our ScoutReach disadvantaged Youth Program.
All these accomplishments were backed by the dollars our Friends
generously donated through the Friends Of Scouting Campaign.
As Scouting
enters the new millennium, the Concho Valley Council will, with your support,
continue to deliver the promise of Scouting to the young people of our
area.
For More Information on how you can become a Friend Of Scouting
call the Scout Service Center at (655-7107 or 800-321-7107).
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COUNCIL LEADERSHIP
RECOGNITION
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 12, 2000
2 PM
TRINITY LUTHERAN
CHURCH
SAN ANGELO
Silver Beaver Awards,
Veterans Awards,
1950 Jamboree |
Auction Date Nears
The Concho Valley
Council Annual Auction will be held on Saturday, March 18th at the Western
Iron Works Warehouse, 57 West 6th Street in San Angelo.
Items to be auctioned include; boats, sporting goods,
building materials, automobile accessories, firearms, furniture, tools,
appliances, gift certificates, and much more.
Additional auction donations are needed to fill our warehouse.
Contact the Council Service Center (655-7107 or 800-321-7107) for pick-up
or for more information.
Help Wanted
Help Wanted- Adult
Scouters to give leadership to Summer Camp next summer.
Yes, the council
is seeking interested individuals to serve as Camp Director and Camp Program
Director. Both these responsibilities are paid camp positions.
Interested persons should expect to work for four or five weeks next summer,
after completing the weeklong National Camp School.
These responsibilities
require living at the camp property while employed. Training, room
and board will be provided Applications are available at the Scout
Office.

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