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Vice Chair of Program
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Activities Chair
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| Chanonee District's Feather in the Cap Award |
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Chanonee District's Feather in the Cap Award
What is the Feather in the Cap Award?
This award is designed for the one individual in your unit that just goes above and beyond the call of his/her volunteer responsibilities.
How does one get nominated for this award?
The selection process for your unit should be designed and implemented by your
unit's committee. A suggested committee maybe one committee member, one
uniformed leader, and one parent.
Once the individual has been selected, it is the responsibility of the committee chair to
fill out the Feather in the Cap recipient form. When completed, please turn it in to
Pat Kronenwetter-District Chairman or Luke Jones-District Commissioner.
Please Note: The recipient does not have to be a registered leader.
Once this form has been received, the selected individuals will get a personal invitation to
attend the Chanonee Celebration whereby he/she will receive their award of appreciation. It's
that simple! What a fun way to recognize your volunteers! It would be nice if your unit also
made an effort to attend the Celebration to support your choice of recipient.
This year's Celebration will be on April 14, 2011 at
St. John the Baptist Church, 0S233 Church Street, Winfield, IL.
The deadline for all recipient forms to be turned in is April 6, 2011.
This will allow enough time for invitations to go out and awards to be prepared.
Questions? Please contact:
Pat Kronenwetter at (630) 469-4901//pjkronenwetter@aol.com
Luke Jones at lucas.jones@sbcglobal.net
Chanonee District's
Feather in the Cap
Recipient Form
Recipient's Name:
______________________________________ Unit #: ________
Recipient's Address:
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Recipient's Phone #:
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In a short paragraph, please explain why this individual is worthy of this recognition:
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Nominator's Name:
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Nominator's Address:
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Nominator's Phone #:
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| Meeting Times and Locations |
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Roundtable and Order of the Arrow Meetings are held at Gary Memorial Methodist Church in Wheaton. The District Committee Meetings and Key 3 Meetings are held at Hope Presbyterian Church in Wheaton. The location of the District Commissioners Meetings will be announced prior to each meeting. Meeting times will remain the same.
Meeting Times District Committee Meeting | 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. | District Commissioners Meeting | 7:30 p.m. - ??? | Key Three Meeting | 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. | OA Chapter Meeting | 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. | Roundtable | 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. |
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| Cub Scout Camping |
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| As a reminder, during exit interviews with boys who have dropped out of Cub Scouts, 50% of the respondents indicated that they were leaving Cub Scouts because their units weren't camping. If your Pack isn't camping, you should seriously consider adding some kind of camping experience to your schedule. During the winter months is the best time to start planning for that first outdoor experience by checking into camping facilities, getting leaders trained and asking one of your local Boy Scouts troops to come over and provide your unit with some "hands-on" camping training. For a Pack to take Tigers, Wolves and Bears camping, all you need is one BALOO trained adult (this adult must be present at the campsite during the outing) and to reserve your campsite at a Council approved site.
A list of approved sites is available on the Council website ( www.threefirescouncil.org ).
Webelos Dens need to be under the supervision of an adult who has completed Fast Start Training, New Leader Essentials, Cub Scout Leader Specific (Webelos Leader) Training and Outdoor Leader Skills for Webelos Leaders. Upcoming training dates are available on this website as well as the Council website |
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