August Events:
4th – Troop Meeting 7:30pm
8th-10th –Family Campout
at Quivira Scout Ranch -
North of Bartlesville. (Take
Hwy 75
North across the Kansas border;
near Caney Kansas )
Activities
include:
Fishing, swimming, canoeing, snorkeling,
and scuba.
If you own fishing or snorkel gear please plan to bring it along.
Cost Est per person: $15 - $20.00
9th - Court of Honor at
Quivira Scout Ranch (Saturday Evening)
- Dinner at 6:00 pm. Then
-Court of Honor around 7:30 pm.
11th - PLC 6:30pm
- Committee Meeting 7:30pm.
18th – Troop Meeting 7:30pm
25th – Troop Meeting 7:30pm
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This is your brain:
This is your brain on a campout with Troop 920
BIG DIFFERENCE!
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Leadership:
Scoutmaster:
Mr. Greg Zinn
(251-1478)
Sr. Patrol Leader: Lance G.
Asst. Sr. Patrol Leader:
Russell B.
Qtr.Master: Joe H.
Chaplains Aide: Jerry V.
OA Rep: Preston M.
Scribe: Kevin M.
Service Hours: Hours can be earned outside scout activities. Community service that is not earning credit for your church or other organizations can be used to earn up to 1/2 the service hours needed for a rank advancement.
Requires: Approval from the Scoutmaster prior to the
activity.
Reminders - Monthly Dues:
($5.00) due the 1st Meeting of each month.
Now is a good time to begin saving for Jamboree 2005 $50 - $75 per month in a
trip account will make a great start to paying the amount needed to hold your space.
Check with Cindy Webb concerning your current balance,
credit for fund raising or other financial questions.
Wanted: Merit Badge
Books - Please remember to bring in those Merit Badge books
you no longer need. Bring them to the Scoutmaster and share with other scouts.
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September Events:
1st – Labor
Day - No Meeting
*** Note: Class A Uniforms required at meetings beginning September
8th
8th – Troop Meeting 7:30pm
15th – Troop Meeting 7:30pm
19th-21st– Shotgun Shooting
(
near Coweta).
22nd – PLC 6:30pm
- Committee Meeting 7:30pm
Sept. 29 – Troop Meeting 7:30pm
October Events:
6th - Troop Meeting 7:30pm
13th - Troop Meeting 7:30pm
17-19 - Jr. Leadership Training,
(Camp Darby).
20th - PLC 6:30pm and
Committee Meeting
7:30pm
27th - Troop Meeting 7:30pm
Location:
Troop Meetings take place at:
Immanuel Lutheran Church
216 Luther Dr.
Broken
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Jamboree Plans & Dates:
July 22 to August 3, 2005
Start planning
your rank advancements and troop account savings for this trip. Each scout attending must be 12 years of age
by July 2005 and have First Class rank.
REMEMBER:
Scouts wanting to reserve a spot in the contingent will need to make
a deposit
($200.00) in Nov/Dec
2003. The current estimate for expenses is $1250.00. (This
was the amount in 2001 and the trip planners are working hard to
not exceed this amount.) The troop is only allowed
to take a limited number of boys. Deposits to the troop go to reserve airline
reservations and other deposits.
The
2001 trip included a visit to Washington D.C., Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia Beach and
then 10 days spent at the encampment.
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| Future Plans:
Nov 14-16, 2003:
Survival Campout, Thanksgiving cookout.
Dec 12-13, 2003:
Ice Skating/Lock-In, Boys & Girls Club.
Jan 16-18, 2004:
Trapper Rendezvous near Wichita, Ks.
March 15-20, 2004:
Colorado ski trip @ Spring Break.
June 13-19, 2004:
Summer Camp @ Tom Hale
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Where is Jamboree 2005?
Fort A. P.
Hill, located in the rolling hills of Caroline County, Virginia,
near the towns of Fredericksburg and Bowling
Green is an ideal facility to hold this
major national Scout jamboree.
This 76,000-acre U.S. Army facility has served as the
permanent site for the national Scout jamboree since 1981. The Boy Scouts
of America uses approximately 3,000 acres of land to support a city of
more than 40,000 Scouts and leaders.
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