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In February 1960, the U.S. Post Office issued a Boy Scout
commemorative stamp.
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Scouter SpotLight
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Presenting John Longhofer...
This month's Spotlight Scouter is John Longhofer. John serves Scouting on many levels.
He is the District Training Chairman and a Unit Commissioner.
He is an Assistant Scoutmaster for Troop 209 as well as an Assistant
Venture Advisor for newly charted Crew 209. He also serves as a Merit Badge
Counselor for numerous merit badges. He helped to raise over $2000 during
the Friends of Scouting phone-a-thon. John is a 2007 recipient of the District Award
of Merit as well as a 2009 recipient of the Silver Beaver.
John exemplifies the true spirit of Scouting! He is a true asset to our district,
council, and to our youth as well as our adult leaders.
Congratulations John!
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Congratulations to our new Eagle Scouts
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The Old Pueblo Advancement Committee would
like to announce that we have three new
Eagle Scouts. These Scouts passed
their Eagle Board of Review on August 19,
2010. Congratulations and we wish each
of you much success in your future.
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Colton Ballou Troop 248
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Patrick Bersack Troop 209
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Jeffrey Carranza Troop 223
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Scoutmasters:Click here
for a way to honor your Eagle Scouts
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Congratulations to our 2009 Quality Units
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| Unit |
Charter Organization |
Unit |
Charter Organization |
| Pack 303 |
Wilson Elementary K-8 Parent Teacher Organization |
Pack 720 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Valencia Ward |
| Troop 209 |
Roy Champeau Council - Kinghts of Columbus |
Troop 211 |
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church |
| Troop 216 |
St. Mark's Methodist Church |
Troop 233 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Binghampton Ward |
| Troop 270 |
Pusch Ridge Christian Academy |
Troop 299 |
Resurrection Luthern Church |
| Troop 720 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Valencia Ward |
Team 720 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Valencia Ward |
| Pack 261 |
Marana Rotary Club |
Troop 331 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sahuarita 2nd Ward |
| Team 331 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sahuarita 2nd Ward |
Crew 331 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sahuarita 2nd Ward |
| Pack 232 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Coronado Ward |
Pack 233 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saintes, Binghampton Ward |
| Pack 259 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Continental Ranch Ward |
Pack 328 |
St. Francis Episcopal Church |
| Pack 295 |
Homer Davis Elementary |
Troop 348 |
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Sahuarita 3rd Ward |
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The Glen A. and Melinda W. Adams
National Eagle Scout Service Project of the
Year Award |
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The National Eagle
Association has established the Glen A.
and Melinda W. Adams National Eagle Scout
Service Project of the Year Award. To
recognize valuable service of an exceptional
nature by a Scout to a religious
institution, a school, community, or other
entity.
The national award winner will receive
a plaque, a silver Eagle knot device and
a cash award of $2,500 to be available
for the Scout's future educational
purposes or for him to attend a national
or international Scouting event or
facility. Along with this our
council will also receive a $2,500 award
as well.
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2010 Historical Merit Badge Program
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You can now earn
Tracking, Pathfinder, Carpentry, and
Signaling Merit Badges
Merit badges have been a
fixture of the Boy Scouts of America
since its inception in 1910. The
requirements that generations of boys
have completed have taught lifetime
citizenship lessons, personal fitness
habits, and life skills. They have been
the beginnings of countless careers and
lifetime hobbies. In the last 99 years
there have been many changes in the
merit badge offerings. As society has
changed, the Boy Scouts of America has
adapted by revising the requirements,
implementing name changes, and in some
instances, eliminating some badges
altogether.
For the 100th
Anniversary celebration four vintage
merit badges are being released for the
Centennial Year only, giving Boy Scouts
the hands-on opportunity to experience
the exciting past of BSA.
To learn more about
this program
Click Here
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Friends of Scouting
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Platinum Level
Troop 214 Troop 241
Troop 299
Campbell Ward 330 Countryside Ward 229
Coronado Ward 232 La Canada Ward 253
Catalina Ward 255 Avra Valley Ward 223
Gold Level
Pack 209 Troop 209 Troop 339
Binghampton Ward 233
Central Ward 332
La Cholla Ward 250
Wildwood Park Ward 203
Thornydale Ward 226
Sentinel Peak Ward 334
Sahuarita 4th Ward 313
Sahuarita 2nd Ward 331
Sahuarita 1st Ward 383
Nogales Ward 577
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Attention All Scoutmasters
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The Oro Valley American Legion Post #132 would like to
acknowledge the achievement of all new Eagle Scouts by
having a U.S. Flag flown at our National Capital in
their honor. If your troop would like to take
advantage of this program, please send the following
information to
ovpost132flags@gmail.com.
1. Eagles Scout's Name
2. Troop Number
3. Troop point of contact
4. Any particular date desired for flag to be flown
5. Date of Court of Honor
6. Does the Unit agree to have an American Legion
member present the flag?Yes or No.
Please note: The American Legion Post 132 will make
every effort possible to have flags flown on a
particular date; however, they cannot guarantee the date
it is flown.
Also please give the post as much advance time as
possible (3-4 months) before the Eagle's Court of Honor.
If they need to be sooner the post will try and make
every effort to provide the flag by the Court of Honor.
Flyer
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