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Tommy’s Eagle Court of HonorTommy’s Eagle Court of Honor
Today was Tommy Muha’s Eagle Court of Honor. It was held at Camp Christopher at the outdoor chapel. We had a large scout attendance with a large reception afterwards. Walter Sterling, our SPL, was MC for the evening, and we had multiple other Eagles there. When you see Tommy again, make
OA inductionsOA inductions
Yesterday was the summer fellowship for the OA. We have had 2 people in the troop inducted lately, being Jacob Carleton and Mr. Wagner. Make sure to congratulate them when you get a chance!
ReminderReminder
Just a quick reminder that this Sunday’s meeting (August 16th) will be the Court of Honot for Tommy Muha. It will be held at Camp Christopher (1920 N Hametown Rd), not at the normal location. Since this is a COH, it will require full field uniform (Class A). This means
Flour Mill Tour during the Farming Merit Badge camp outFlour Mill Tour during the Farming Merit Badge camp out
Mr. Samerdak has put together a tour of a flour mill during the weekend of the farming merit badge. Below are some of the details. The sign-up sheet will be changed to reflect the change for the tour as soon as possible. The mill tour will be on Friday, July
Summer Camp Merit Badge StatusSummer Camp Merit Badge Status
Well, its been a week and I am still finding dirty laundry from Summer Camp falling out of bags and under gear. Hopefully your scouts are following the 11th point of the Scout Law better than mine. I wanted to get everyone a copy of the Unit Merit Badge
Summer Camp AchievementsSummer Camp Achievements
I’m sorry to all of you, I meant to include this in my earlier Summer Camp’s End post, but forgot. We had a variety of awards and achievements in the troop during summer camp, and here they are. First of all, we had the OA Brotherhood ceremony on Tuesday. We
Summer Camp’s endSummer Camp’s end
It was a long but wonderful week at this years Summer Camp. First year campers went through the T-2-1 program and learned about knot work, fire lighting, knife and axe safety and more. Other campers worked on various merit badges ranging from Art and Sculpture to Forestry and Rifle Shooting.
