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 Maramech Hill District 2010 Team

 

PRESS RELEASE
February 24, 2010
Contact: Sanura Young; Events Coordinator
630-844-4731 office
 
NON PROFITS SOUGHT TO HELP WITH AURORA PARADES
AURORA – The City of Aurora’s Special Events Division is looking for non-profit organizations to secure volunteers who will act as parade route marshals for the annual Memorial Day and/or Independence Day parades.
 
The volunteers will be expected to work two-to-three hours the days of the parades.  A donation will be made to the organizations who supply route marshals.
 
Downloadable applications are posted on the city’s website at www.aurora-il.org.  The deadline to apply is March 26.  Information is available from the Special Events Division at 630-844-4731.

 

Congrats to our 2009 Centennial Quality Unit Award Recipients!!!

Pack 68      Pack 107      Pack 316      Pack 317      Pack 319

Pack 331      Pack 332      Pack 335      Pack 336      Pack 340

Pack 341      Pack 342      Pack 345      Pack 347      Pack 348

Pack 350      Pack 363      Pack 384      Pack 569      Pack 633

Pack 712      Troop 5      Troop 7      Troop 12      Troop 19

Troop 31      Troop 34      Troop 40      Troop 41      Troop 42

Troop 45      Troop 48      Troop 63      Troop 68      Troop 71      Troop 7247

Team 68      Crew 13      Crew 48      Crew 68      Crew 100      Crew 7247

The Centennial Quality Awards program is designed to recognize units, districts, councils, areas, and regions for achieving excellence in providing a quality program to a growing youth population in America at all levels of the Boy Scouts of America.

The Centennial Quality Award is named in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. The award began in 2007 and continues until 2010. Each year that you qualify, you will qualify to receive recognition for that year. There was a red background in 2007, a white background in 2008, a blue background in 2009, and 2010 will have a red, white, and blue background.

Special note: If earned all four years, a special distinction will be available to recognize groups who qualify in 2010.

The award patch is displayed on the uniform's right sleeve below the patrol emblem or den numeral. Only the most recent year's patch is worn, not a string of past year patches.

 

Celebrating 100 Years - A Year of Celebration

100 Years Patch


Earn Special 100th Anniversary Awards
A Year of Celebration – A Century of Making a Difference is an awards program developed specially for the 100th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. There are five awards, each based on one of the five core values of the Boy Scouts of America: one for Leadership, Achievement, Community Service, Character and the Outdoors. The award is a uniquely designed patch of the 100th Anniversary emblem with slots to hold special award markers for each pillar of the program. Individuals will be able to display all earned awards at the same time on their uniforms by attaching award markers to the patch.

Each award has different requirements depending upon age. Cub Scouts have a set of requirements, as do Boy Scouts, Venturers, adult volunteers and alumni. Yes, even adults can earn awards for a change. There are five requirements for each age group for each award. All you have to do is accomplish at least three of the five requirements to earn the award. You may want to do all five requirements, but three is all that you’ll need to qualify for the award.

Awards may be earned from September 1, 2009 through December 31, 2010 

  The program is open to all Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturers, and Scouting alumni. This program will provide every Scout, leader and alumnus a fun and meaningful way to participate in the 100th Anniversary.  To join the committee, please contact Staff Adviser, Rick Stewart This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it at (630) 584-9250. 
                                                                         The Three Amigos
Membership 
 
It is time to begin scheduling your Fall Roundup and Open House dates!  Please email Erin O'Leary-Peterson at epterso@bsamail.org This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to notify council which date your unit has chosen to hold their recruitment night.  Questions?  Please call Erin at (630) 797-4625.
 
When we think about summer plans, things like fishing, camping, s'mores and high adventure come to mind.  For the Membership Committee-our summer plans also include planning for the excitement of Fall Recruiting!  Throughout the Summer the Three Fires Council Membership Committee will meet to plan for our Fall Recruiting Kick-Off Event.  Who is the Three Fires Council Membership Committee?  What is the Fall Recruiting Kick-Off Event?  Read on, to learn more!
 
The Three Fires Council Membership Committee is a group of individuals representing each of the 11 Districts in the Council.  We meet once a month to discuss membership initiatives and brainstorm new and exciting ways to help units with their recruiting needs.  Looking to learn more about membership and fall recruitment?  Contact Dani Seaton- daniseaton@4buddies.net This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information about when and where the Membership Committee meets- we'd love to have you join us!
 
The Fall Recruiting Kick-Off Event is held each year in late August or early September.  This event is the official start of the Fall Recruiting season.  The goal of the evening is to equip units with the tools they need to hold successful Fall Roundups and offer the Scouting opportunity to the boys in our communities.
  		 

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 Maramech Hill District Committee
    Name       Position
Erin O'Leary  District Executive 
Robert LeClercq  District Chair 
George Webber District Commissioner
Mike Lewandowski  Asst. District Commissioner
Mike Hauge Asst. District Commissioner
Mark Scoughton  Activities Chair 
Bob Drawz  Advancement Chair 
Kris Veach  Camping Chair - Cub Scout 
George Kunkel  Camping Chair - Boy Scout 
Mike Hammond  Finance Chair 
Laura Hilliard  Membership Chair 
Brian Wilk Membership Committee
Jeff Shawl Membership Committee
Karen Hamilton  Popcorn Chair 
Suzette Rizzi  Special Needs Chair 
Betty Bohlander  Training Chair 
Dale Squier  Training Co-Chair 
Regina Scoughton  Roundtable Commissioner 
Joe Flyte  Roundtable Commissioner - Boy Scout
Rob Potthoff  Webmaster 
           For questions just click on the name to send e-mail 
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