Sunday, October 21, 2018

21 October 2018

21 October 2018

Troop Meeting Monday, 10/22 6:30-8:00

Wreath and Popcorn Money is Due. Please have your money counted, and separated. 
Wreath questions: Jeanette Wiedemeier Bower (wiedemeierj@yahoo.com) and Cory Branden (cory.branden@gmail.com)
Popcorn questions: Melissa Barber (mbarberbsa@gmail.com)

Also, if you have a TENT from the Camporee, please bring it back.

Halloween Party Friday 5:30-8:30
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC - (5:30-8:30)
We will be selling concessions for the Pack 1 MUMC Halloween Party.
Scouts should wear their uniform. 2 Shifts Sign up Here 5:30-7:30 & 6:30-8:30
I have to work and am unable to attend. I hope that we can get a couple of adults to take the lead on this, that would be wonderful.

SERVICE HOURS
Eagle Project Saturday 9/13 9am-12pm
Phase II of Zach Jones' Eagle Project is on Saturday morning from 9-12 at Ft. Snelling State Park. Wear Class B and bring some work gloves.
For more info reach out to Zach @ pineapple.zach@gmail.com

Upcoming Schedule
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC - (5:30-8:30) 2 Shifts Sign up Here
Oct 27: Zach Jones Eagle Project Pt. 2 at Ft. Snelling SP 9-12
Oct 29. Troop Meeting (last day to register for fall camp)
Nov 2-4: Fall Camp at Stearns - REGISTER HERE by Oct 29.

 LONGER LIST of TROOP 1 EVENTS

Scoutmaster Minute
Broken crayons can still color. You can remain a perfect crayon by staying in the box or get out there and color the world. In life, as you know, we get knocked down, we fall, we get hurt. More importantly, it's not about avoiding risks, but going out there and then getting back up when we fall.

Sunday, October 14, 2018

14 October 2018

14 October 2018
PLC Meeting Monday, 10/15 6:30-8:00, No Troop Meeting
Patrol Leaders, Senior Patrol Leader, Assistant Patrol Leaders Assistant Senior Patrol Leaders and Quartermasters only. 

Camporee Review.  We had a great Camporee and represented very well. It was fun to wake up to snow Sunday morning and it was great to look at the stars during clear skies on Friday. Saturday morning, Scouts participated in frisbee golf and geocaching activities led by Carver County Parks. In the afternoon we heard some lectures from the MN astrological society as well as participated in many scout field games.   Here are some pictures.

If your scout isn't in many that means they were having so much fun I couldn't catch up with them. Tuesdae may have, and will hopefully add her pictures when she has a chance to cull through them and has a chance for uploading. 

Tents. If you took home a tent, please return it dry and rolled at the next Troop meeting. If it is missing something, please make a note. 
Wreath and popcorn money is due at the next Troop meeting, Oct 22. Hopefully, over the upcoming long weekend, you'll be able to sell and sell and sell. 

Fall Camp at Stearns, Nov. 2-4
Register Here: https://goo.gl/forms/w1c5ClrF4WpTJhQi2

This will be a low-key camp. We'll be camping OUTSIDE near Deckenback Lodge. We'll enjoy some leading program with the Pack 1 Cub Scouts and helping the Arrow of Lights build a campfire. We'll hopefully be doing some pioneering as well. 

Pack 1 is staying at their usual Heritage and Gagner Lodges. 
If you have siblings in Pack 1, you can ride up and back with your family, but please plan to stay with the Troop both nights. 
REGISTRATION DUE: Monday, Oct 29, No exceptions. 

Upcoming Schedule:
Oct. 18 (MEA Thursday) - Everett Needleman Eagle Project - Outside/Landscaping work. 9:30-3pm | 3231 1st Ave S. 55408 | FORM | ecneedleman@gmail.com
Oct. 22- Troop Meeting: Wreath and Popcorn Sales Due.  Remember to keep your sales money separate! 
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC - (5:30-8:30) 2 Shifts Sign up Here
Oct 27: Zach Jones Eagle Project Pt. 2 at Ft. Snelling SP 9-12
Oct 29. Troop Meeting (last day to register for fall camp)
Nov 2-4: Fall Camp at Stearns - REGISTER HERE by Oct 29.
  LONGER LIST of TROOP 1 EVENTS


Wreath Sales mail-order payment link
Payment link for Mail Order Wreaths
https://squareup.com/store/boy-scout-troop-1/item/wreaths-mail-order
If you have anybody that wants to mail order they can pay the troop online, and the seller can then process the mail order. 

Sea Life MN Aquarium at Mall of America


October is Scout Month so admission is just $10+tax per child and $15+tax per adult for scouts and their families (reg. adult $24.49, child $17.49). You have to wear or "show" part of your uniform. 
https://www.visitsealife.com/minnesota/?promocode=scoutmonth18


Merit Badge University
Presented by Alpha Phi Omega – Gamma Psi
Saturday, October 20th, 2018: 8:00am-4:00pm
Registration opens this Thursday, October 4th, 8PM
*This is a popular event and registration is limited to 200 scouts
There are still some spots available.
The registration fee is $25 dollars for the full day or $15 for one badge session. This fee includes lunch, and basic supplies needed to fulfil the requirements of each badge. The fee should be turned in during check-in from 7:30-8:15am. Checks must be made out to “Alpha Phi Omega – Gamma Psi,” to be accepted. Payment can be made at check in on the day of the event. 

Registration can be found by following this link:
https://tinyurl.com/y8v94z6v

Scoutmaster Minute

I hear pretty frequently. "They don't listen to me." 

Getting people to follow you can be pretty hard sometimes. Here's a secret to leadership that is shared in almost every major world religion, and the best CEO's, sports coaches and other leaders know this secret too.

What is it? 

It's servant leadership. If you take care of your people, they will take care of you. If you give them what they need to be their best, they will trust you. When they trust you, they will follow you. This is power with the group, not power over the group.

Before you step in front of your patrol to lead, ask yourself, "Do I serve them? Or do they serve me?"

Sunday, October 7, 2018

7 October 2018

7 October 2018
Troop Meeting Monday, 10/8 6:30-8:00, Camporee Planning

Camporee. Look for another email later this week regarding camp details. A good packing list is found in your Scout Handbook. It'll be chilly and maybe a little wet, so pack accordingly. Nobody leaves MUMC without showing: rain gear, sleeping bag, and a water bottle.  Plan to meet at MUMC at 6pm for 6:30 departure - Baylor Regional Park is about an hour drive from MUMC. 
Scouts: 
• Nicholas Brown
• Caeli Casey
• Stuart Champion
• Toby Eichten
• Zachary English
• Theo Holdsworth
• Soren Lewandowski
• Liam McDonald
• Oliver Needleman
• Dylan Spoering
Adults: Corey Needleman, Tuesdae Collopy, Melissa or Mike Brown?
If something is off, please let me know. At this point it doesn't look like we'll need other drivers. 

Eagle Project Saturday 9/13 9am-12pm
If you're not Camping you should be at Zach Jones' Eagle Project one Saturday morning from 9-12 at Ft. Snelling State Park. For more info reach out to Zach @ pineapple.zach@gmail.com

Fall Camp at Stearns Nov 2-4

This will be a low-key camp. We'll be camping OUTSIDE near Deckenback Lodge. We'll enjoy some leading program with the Pack 1 Cub Scouts and helping the Arrow of Lights build a campfire. We'll hopefully be doing some pioneering as well. 

Pack 1 is staying at Heritage and Gagner Lodges. 
If you have siblings in Pack 1, you can ride up and back with your family, but please plan to stay with the Troop both nights. 
REGISTRATION DUE: Monday Oct 29, No exceptions. 

Upcoming Schedule:
Oct. 12-14: Fall Camporee. 
Oct 13 - Zach Jones Eagle Project 9-12 (for those of you not at camporee, you should help Zach!!!)
Oct. 15 PLC - No Troop Meeting (go sell wreaths and popcorn instead!)
Oct. 22- Troop Meeting: Wreath and Popcorn Sales Due.
Remember to keep your sales money separate!
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC 
Oct 29. Troop Meeting (last day to register for fall camp)
Nov 2-4: Fall Camp at Stearns - REGISTER HERE by Oct 29.
 LONGER LIST of TROOP 1 EVENTS


Wreath Sales mail-order payment link
If you have anybody that wants to mail order they can pay the troop online, and the seller can then process the mail order. 


"CLASS B" Troop 1 T-Shirt Order
https://goo.gl/forms/HGTa1sRiFtgpNwhw2
$10. 
Maroon/Fabric - White/Ink. Adult Sizes.
Poly; Wicking. Not Shiny Nylon; feels like cotton. Not Cotton. We have cotton Sm & Medium. 
Scouts or Parents. 
Feel free to pay online
https://squareup.com/store/boy-scout-troop-1/


Merit Badge University
Presented by Alpha Phi Omega – Gamma Psi
Saturday, October 20th, 2018: 8:00am-4:00pm
Registration opens this Thursday, October 4th, 8PM
*This is a popular event and registration is limited to 200 scouts

The registration fee is $25 dollars for the full day or $15 for one badge session. This fee includes lunch, and basic supplies needed to fulfill the requirements of each badge. The fee should be turned in during check-in from 7:30-8:15am. Checks must be made out to “Alpha Phi Omega – Gamma Psi,” to be accepted. Payment can be made at check in on the day of the event.

Registration can be found by following this link:
https://tinyurl.com/y8v94z6v

The Alpha Phi Omega chapter at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities, would like to invite you to our event, Merit Badge University. Following the success of previous MBUs, our goal remains to provide badges that will help scouts reach their Eagle Status, as well as badges that will be enjoyable to those who have completed their Eagle requirements.

Scouts will be able to earn two (2) badges through the course of this event. The day will be structured with a morning session, followed by lunch, and then an afternoon session. The same merit badge may be offered during both sessions if demand is high. Chemistry is a full-day badge, meaning it takes both sessions to complete.

For a scout to earn their badge, they MUST complete any pre or post requisites found on the sign-up form, and participate in the activities during their merit badge.

They request Scouts bring your blue cards for each badge.

Badges offered this Fall on October 20th:

  • Communication*
  • Citizenship in the World*
  • First Aid*
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Art
  • Architecture
  • Public Health
  • Environmental Science*
  • Personal Management*
  • Chemistry
* Eagle Required

Scoutmaster Minute

This one isn't original its a fine Jataka tale: The Greedy Crow

Once upon a time there was a fine pigeon who used to live on a nest close to a kitchen. The cooks of the kitchen used to like her very much and often used to feed her grain. She liked the place and her life was fine.

One day a crow saw the pigeon and saw how it was getting wonderful food from the kitchen. Then one day she made friendship with the pigeon, and under the pretext of friendship, she somehow made the pigeon to share the nest with the crow.

The pigeon then told her that they could spend time together discussing politics, religion etc. but when it came to food both had their own ways. So she suggested the crow to search for her own food.

But the crow was impatient and the very reason she had made friends with the pigeon was for the food. The crow wanted meat and all the pigeon got was grains from the kitchen.

It could not wait any longer and ultimately decided that she visit the kitchen directly for the food.

Thinking so, it stealthily crept down the chimney into the kitchen. She got the smell of a fish being curried on the pan. She got greedy and went ahead and tried to get the fish. But in the process she disturbed a laddle, and created a noise. This alerted the cook who was in the neighboring room and he caught hold of the crow and killed it. 


Its easy to see what happened to the crow. What does Greed do to your intelligence?





Sunday, September 30, 2018

30 September 2018

30 September 2018

Troop Meeting Monday, 10/1 6:30

Upcoming Schedule
Oct 7 - Pancake Breakfast at MUMC 8-12, Event Rescheduled for Nov. 11.
Oct. 8 - Troop Meeting (Astronomy, Final Planning & Last day to sign up for Camporee)
Oct. 12-14: Fall Camporee 
Sign-Up (Sunday 10/7, is the last day for sign up). 
Oct. 22- Wreath and Popcorn Sales Due. Remember to keep your sales money separate! 
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC
 List of TROOP 1 EVENTS
CLASS-B.   $10. 
Maroon/Fabric - White/Ink. 
Poly; Wicking. Not Shiny Nylon - feels like cotton. Not Cotton. 
Scouts or Parents. 



Patrols

What is a patrol? Patrols are the fundamental building blocks of any Boy Scout troop. A patrol is a small group of 6 to 10 scouts of similar in age, development, and interests. Working together as a team, patrol members share the responsibility for the patrol’s success. They gain confidence by serving in positions of patrol leadership. All patrol members enjoy the friendship, sense of belonging, and achievements of the patrol and of each of its members.

Who determines patrol membership? The Scouts.

What if I want to switch patrols? As long as another patrol won't’ have too many members and the patrol you’re leaving doesn’t have too few, and everybody is in agreement, then switching patrols is fine. Be sure to communicate that and get it approved by the SPL.

Who leads the patrol? Patrol Leaders are elected by their patrol members every 3 months. This is an official Position of Responsibility in the troop that a scout can earn credit for in rank advancement. Also, Each month a patrol should have an Assistant Patrol Leader who attends the PLC, helps with PL duties. This position can be appointed or elected, whatever the patrol decides. A grubmaster and quartermaster are selected monthly. These positions are essential to the success of monthly campouts. The grubmaster is in charge of purchasing food and the quartermaster is the one figuring out what exact gear you’ll need to bring for the patrol. If you’re planning on cooking in a dutch oven, then you better be sure to pack one. This is the Quartermaster’s job. If your patrol needs 3 tents for the campout, then the monthly patrol quartermaster works with the Troop QM to make sure they get the gear ready on the Monday before the campout. The patrol QM works with

How does the patrol identify themselves? With a good name, of course.
Each patrol must have a Flag.
Each member must wear their patrol’s patch on their right shoulder, below the US Flag (see image), 
Yell (these should change often).


What can we call ourselves?  Anything really but it's important to be able to get a patrol patch. See below for some resources. If your patrol needs patches, let’s decide on one and get them ordered ASAP.
Can a patrol change its name? Yes but it is a lot of work to re-brand yourselves make a new flag and buy new patrol patches.
Patrol Patches are available at these retailers. They're a great place to check for a fun name.
Scoutshop.org
ClassB.Com
Patchtown
• Advantage Emblem


Fun old training Filmstrip about the Patrol Method.


Merit Badge University
Presented by Alpha Phi Omega – Gamma Psi
Saturday, October 20th, 2018: 8:00am-4:00pm
Registration opens this Thursday, October 4th, 8PM
*This is a popular event and registration is limited to 200 scouts

The registration fee is $25 dollars for the full day, or $15 for one badge session. This fee includes lunch, and basic supplies needed to fulfill the requirements of each badge. The fee should be turned in during check-in from 7:30-8:15am. Checks must be made out to “Alpha Phi Omega – Gamma Psi,” to be accepted. Payment can be made at check in on the day of the event. 

Registration can be found by following this link:
https://tinyurl.com/y8v94z6v


The Alpha Phi Omega chapter at the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities, would like to invite you to our event, Merit Badge University. Following the success of previous MBUs, our goal remains to provide badges that will help scouts reach their Eagle Status, as well as badges that will be enjoyable to those who have completed their Eagle requirements.

Scouts will be able to earn two (2) badges through the course of this event. The day will be structured with a morning session, followed by lunch, and then an afternoon session. The same merit badge may be offered during both sessions if demand is high. Chemistry is a full-day badge, meaning it takes both sessions to complete. 


For a scout to earn their badge, they MUST complete any pre or post requisites found on the sign-up form, and participate in the activities during their merit badge.

They request Scouts bring your blue cards for each badge.

Badges offered this Fall on October 20th:
  • Communication*
  • Citizenship in the World*
  • First Aid*
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Art
  • Architecture
  • Public Health
  • Environmental Science*
  • Personal Management*
  • Chemistry
* Eagle Required

Scoutmaster Minute

A man who wanted to buy a donkey went to market, and, coming across a likely-looking beast, arranged with the owner that he should be allowed to take him home on trial to see what he was like. When he reached home, he put him into his stable along with the other donkeys.
The newcomer took a look round, and immediately went and chose a place next to the laziest and greediest beasts in the stable. When the buyer saw this, he put a halter on him at once and led him off and handed him over to his owner again. The owner thought he made a good deal and was surprised to see the buyer back so soon, and asked, "Why? Do you mean to say you have tested him already?" "I don't want to put him through any more tests," replied the buyer. "I could see what sort of beast he is from the companions he chose for himself."
This fable from Aesop reminds us, we are known by the company we keep
Said another way, Wholesome friends and friendships afford wholesome actions. 


Sunday, September 23, 2018

23 September 2018

23 September 2018

Court of Honor Monday, 9/24 6:30pm
We will not be having a regular troop meeting tomorrow. Instead, we'll be honoring and recognize all of our scouting accomplishments and achievements since Spring. 
Dress to impress in your best uniform. Some Pack 1 Arrow of Light den scouts will be attending so we also want to welcome them. Pack 1 is having their first pack meeting so MUMC will be bustling with activity. 

Set up will begin 6:30-7. Court of Honor will start at 7pm. We should conclude by 8pm. 
We'll also be learning all about our Wreath Sale and Popcorn Sale which will run until Oct 26. 


Upcoming Schedule
Oct. 1 - Troop Meeting (Astronomy, Camporee Menus, Gear Prep, etc) 
Oct 7 - Pancake Breakfast at MUMC 8-12, invite your friends, neighbors, teachers, etc. 
Oct. 8 - Troop Meeting (Astronomy, Final Planning & Last day to sign up for Camporee)
Oct. 12-14: Fall Camporee - Sign up HERE
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC
 List of TROOP 1 EVENTS



Scoutmaster's Minute
Potatoe, Egg, and Coffee
Once upon a time, while sitting around a campfire, a young scout complained to his SPL that his life was miserable and that he didn’t know how he was going to make it. He was tired of fighting and struggling all the time. Nothing came easy, and it seemed just as one problem was solved, another one soon followed.

The SPL took this young scout over to the chuck box under the dining fly. He filled three pots with water and placed each over the fire (after he'd thoroughly soaped the bottoms so the soot would easily wash off). Once the three pots began to boil, he placed a potato in one pot, an egg in the second pot and the Scoutmaster's ground coffee beans in the third pot. He then let them sit and boil without saying a word. The young scout moaned and impatiently waited, wondering what he was doing. After twenty minutes the SPL removed the pots from the fire. He took the potato out of the pot and placed it in a bowl. He took the egg out and placed it in a bowl. He then ladled the coffee out and placed it in a cup.

The SPL asked. “What do you see?” “A Potatoe, an egg, and coffee,” the young scout replied.

“Look closer”, he said, “and touch the potato.” He did and noted that it was soft.

The SPL then asked him to take the egg and break it. After pulling off the shell, he observed the egg was hard-boiled.

Finally, the SPL asked the scout to sip the coffee. Its rich aroma brought a smile to his face, as it should.

“OK...What does this mean?” the young scout asked.

He explained that the potato, the egg, and ground coffee had each faced the same adversity – boiling water. However, each one reacted very differently.

The potato went in strong, hard and unrelenting, but in boiling water, it became soft and weak. The egg was fragile, with the thin outer shell protecting its liquid interior until it was put in the boiling water. Then the inside of the egg became hard. However, the ground coffee was unique. After it was exposed to the boiling water, the coffee changed the water and created something new.

“Which one are you?” he asked the scout. 

When adversity knocks on your door, how do you respond? Are you a potato, an egg, or a coffee bean?

Sunday, September 16, 2018

16 September 2018

16 September 2018

Troop Meeting Monday, 9/17 6:30pm
Troop 1 will be providing fun activities for Cub Scout Pack 1's Join Scouting Night. Think of setting up tents, cooking smores, field games, and the like. Also, we'll be putting some final preparations together for next week's Court of Honor, several scouts will have a Board of Review (BoR), and we'll be working on some of the basic scout training requirements regarding First Aid. First Aid MB requirements. Board of Reviews - If tomorrow is your scout's first BoR, have them be ready to present themselves to the committee in their BEST uniform. 

Uniform
Sometimes we don't wear the "Class A" Field uniform but most often we do, and it is always a good choice if you're not sure. Please try to be in uniform for meetings unless the PLC specifies Class B. It's obvious to anybody that knows our Scouts that Monday nights can be a rush from school activities, sports practices, etc., but please have your Scout make every effort to be in uniform. Sometimes its impossible, and being at the meeting is more important than what one is wearing, but the uniform helps to bind our identity. Wearing the uniform is one of our eight methods employed to achieve the Aims of Scouting. The uniform makes the Scout troop visible as a force for good and creates a positive youth image in the community. Scouting is an action program, and wearing the uniform is an action that shows each Scout's commitment to the aims (purposes) of Scouting. The uniform gives the Scout identity in a world brotherhood & sisterhood of youth who believe in the same ideals. The uniform is the practical attire for Boy Scout activities and provides a way for Boy Scouts to wear the badges that show what they have accomplished. 


Upcoming Schedule
Sept. 24 - Wreath & Popcorn Kick off and Court of Honor
Oct 7 - Pancake Breakfast at MUMC 8-12, invite your friends, neighbors, teachers, people you sell wreaths or popcorn to, etc. 
Oct. 12-14: Fall Camporee - Sign up HERE
Oct 26: Concessions for Pack 1 Halloween Party at MUMC
 TROOP 1 EVENTS



WREATH & POPCORN Sales 
PACKETS and DETAILS will be provided at the Court of Honor on Sept 24. Participation is vitally important to the Troop. This is an opportunity for a scout to "pay their own way" for their scouting year - These fundraisers goes to the scouts' "accounts" and not to the troop general fund. We've had many scouts over the years pay for their entire scouting experience through wreath sales. Set a goal, work to achieve your goal - your parents and family might even help. All Sales sheets are due at the Oct 22 Scout Meeting or the Oct 26Halloween Party (at the absolute latest, if you want a few more sales days). There are some numbers below that might help your goal setting. 


Cost of Scouting 
Scouting breaks down to be a great deal in terms of associated cost, but because we're an active troop, boys are able to do a lot and that has an associated cost. We try to provide a robust amount of adventure at a thrift price. Total estimated annual costs for 2019 are here (exception of Uniforms and Sea Base). 

SCOUTING SIGN-UP for 2019 by Oct 1 !!!

SEA BASE - if you'd like to be in the crew and meet the qualifications sign up here by Sept 30. Also if you have friends or relatives in scouts that might want to go, invite them to sign up, it's your crew. 

Scoutmaster's Minute
Juggling
Imagine life as if juggling five balls in the air. Those balls are school (work), family, health, friends, and spirit. School (or our work) is a rubber ball. If you drop it, it will bounce back to you...eventually. 
The other four balls – family, health, friends and spirit – are made of glass. If you drop one of these, they will be damaged at best, or at worst, they'll shatter. They will never be the same. As we grow up and obtain more and more responsibilities, and become involved in more and more activities, you're going to have to work at keeping things in balance. Because all of our experiences are different, some of us know this better than others. 

As a Scout you have an advantage toward this challenge, living by our Scout Oath and Scout Law will help you find and keep your balance.  



Sunday, September 9, 2018

9 September 2018

Troop Meeting Monday, 9/10 6:30pm:

We'll be starting to work with First Aid Rank Requirements as well as First Aid MB. We'll continue working on some knots: Bowline, Clove hitch, Taut-line hitch, Two half hitches. We'll continue looking at the new patrol cookbooks, picking out some potential menu items for our next campout - in October. Patrols will be using these for at least one menu item on each campout. If you're interested you can view the Troop 1 Patrol Cookbook here.


Upcoming Schedule:
We will NOT be Camping 9/14-9/16...
 Events 2018- TROOP 1

Fall Camporee, Oct 12-14 - Register Here

Urban Adventure:  Any interested scouts over 14 years old:
This Saturday, Sept 15. Registration due by Thursday 9/12
This is a fun event. Troop 1 had some scouts win this quest a few years ago. 
https://scoutingevent.com/250-2018urbanadventure

Popcorn Kickoff Event! Also this Saturday at Base Camp.
This looks like a great time, its free. There are many of the usually awesome Base Camp things and a Back to the Future DeLorean will also be on site. Even some merit badges...
https://popcornkickoff2018.eventbrite.com


Cycling MB
If your scout is interested in Cycling MB, have them get a blue card from me. Mr. Hartford went over many of the introductory requirements and many of you have been taking some of the required length rides. It'd be fun to complete the 50 together, I think Liam worked on his ride yesterday; Way to go!
Cycling.pdf

Program Focus: Ropework and First Aid
We are working on some of the basics this fall with knots, lashings and first aid. Many of the activities will satisfy requirements for Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class as well as some First Aid MB requirements.

Scoutmaster's Minute:
Allegory of the Long Spoons
A Scout is Loyal. A Scout is Helpful. A Scout is Kind.
As B-P famously said, "The real way to gain happiness is to give it to others."