COUNCIL CAMPOREE BACK TO BASICS

In March over 200 Boy Scouts and Leaders from across our council met at Camp Sol Mayer for a Camporee.  The theme was “Back to Basics” and all events focused on basic Scouting skills that all Scouts should possess by the rank of First Class.

A total of 18 patrols competed in the events and the results are as follows:

Event #1-Inter-patrol Knot Race
1st Place - Dragons - Troop 255
2nd Place - Eagles - Troop 338
3rd Place - Beach Bums - Troop 22

Event #2 - Two-Man Knot Tying Race
1st Place - Wolverines - Troop 7
2nd Place - Home Skillets - Troop 22
3rd Place - Beavers - Troop 5

Event # 3 - Bandage Relay
1st Place - Helaman - Troop 313
2nd Place - Eagles - Troop 338
3rd Place - Razorbacks - Troop 272

Event #4 - Direction Finding Relay
1st Place - Beach Bums - Troop 22
2nd Place - Home Skillets - Troop 22
3rd Place - Phoenix - Troop 272

Event #5 - Catch the Snapper
1st Place - Home Skillets - Troop 22
2nd Place - Dragons - Troop 255
3rd Place -Combo patrol - Troops 272&6

Event #6 - Tent Pitching & Striking
1st Place - Longhorns - Troop 7
2nd Place - Razorbacks - Troop 272
3rd Place - Eagles - Troop 338

Event #7 - Fire Building Race
1st Place - Panthers - Troop 255
2nd Place - Beavers - Troop 5
3rd Place - Helaman - Troop 313

Event #8—Kim’s Game
1st Place - Helaman - Troop 313
2nd Place - Beavers - Troop 5
3rd Place - Alpha Chipmunks - Troop 44

Awards were also handed out at the closing campfire for a dutch-oven desert cook-off as well as a skit competition.

Congratulations to all the Scouts who participated in the council camporee. Judging by the overall excitement surrounding this event, we are sure to have another scheduled in the near future.

2005 REPORT TO STATE
OFFICIAL DELEGATES

Recently a contingent of Scouts from the Concho Valley Council  traveled to the state capital in Austin to deliver the annual Report to State.  Each Scout council in the state chose six delegates to represent them to this yearly event to celebrate the anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.  The festivities began early Saturday morning with a breakfast for the delegates.  

Next comes the parade down Congress Avenue from the bridge at Town Lake all the way to the Capital building.  Over five thousand Scouts and delegates from all across Texas participated in the parade.  The delegates were then allowed entrance to the floor of the State House of Representatives. One delegate from each council then delivered a two-minute “state of the council” address to the Chief Justice of the State Court of Appeals.  

Concho Valley Council delegates for the 2005 were: from Troop 346, sponsored by Sacred Heart Catholic church in Uvalde; Steven Silva, Marcos Zamora, Jesse Sandoval, Carlos Zamora, Juan Martinez,  Dillon Silva. Ian Luellen from Pack 22, sponsored by St. Mark’s Presbyterian church in San Angelo gave the address.

Make sure and mark your calendars for next year so you don’t miss this opportunity to participate in this remarkable activity.  For more information, contact the council service center.

           

CUB RESIDENT CAMP
SET FOR JUNE 2005

Cub Scout Resident camp is here again. Cub Camp will be several exciting, fun-filled days at Camp Sol Mayer, where Cub Scouts can work on advancement and have fun all at the same time.  Wolves and Bears will arrive on June 27th and depart on June 29th.  

Webelos will arrive on June 27th and stay one more additional night, departing on June 30th.  Cub Camp will begin with lunch on the 27th. Wolves and bears will be $70 and their adults are $35.  Webelos are $100 and their adults are $50.  The price includes a T-shirt, patch and all meals.

To register, or for more information contact the Scout office.

PHILMONT TREK 2006
NOW TAKING
RESERVATIONS

The Philmont 2006 reservation list is here.  Philmont is a 137,000 acre Scout Ranch in the beautiful Sangre de Christo Mountains in Northern New Mexico.  You will have the opportunity to spend 12 days backpacking and hiking where mountain men, gold miners, cattlemen, and oil barons have found and lost their fortunes.  Sign up to experience the magic and mystic of Philmont for yourself.  The trek will be from July 10th to July 22nd, 2006.  To reserve a place on the Concho Valley Council contingency send your $100 non-refundable deposit to the council office.  The total cost for the trek will be $600 ($100 per month from August through December, 2006) with the full balance being paid by December.

      

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