Boy Scout Troop 114

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Boy Scouts

Introduction

The Boy Scout Program

Advantages of Troop 114

Camps

Expectations

Odds and Ends

Conclusion

The Boy Scout Program

Scouting Program - Great Time to Teach Skills

Learn Life Skills Like- Service to Others

- Leadership

- Responsibility

- Teamwork

- New Experiences

The Boy Scout Program

Climb to the highest

– Scout

– Tenderfoot

– Second Class

– First Class

– Star

– Life

– Eagle

Advantages of Troop 114

Monthly Camping Trips– Scouts Plan Campouts, activities, and food

Annual Christmas tree fundraiser– Say good-bye to popcorn sales

Many summer camps to choose from

Many eagle scouts have graduated in troop 114

Good Communications, email, website, weekly meetings

Allows family participation

No shortage of fun

Camps – Monthly Campouts

Kolomoki

Marianna Caverns

Manatee Springs

Three Rivers

Pine Mountain

Gadsden County

Ski Trip

Camps – Summer Camps

Daniel Boone

Wallwood

White Water Express

Florida Sea Base

Northern Tier

Camps – High Adventure

Philmont Scout Ranch

Expectations

Live by the scout oath and law

Support the scouting program

Participate in the troop and patrol activities

Participate in the troop fundraisers

Class A uniform for meetings

Community service hours

Follow rules

Odds and Ends

Fundraiser: Christmas Tree sale

Troop 114 Website: http://www.bsa114.org/

Website

Court of Honor and Flag Retirement

– December 6, 2010

Odds and Ends

Location

Christ Presbyterian Church2317 Bannerman Road

Boys interested in joining our troop are welcome to attend one of our weekly Monday evening troop meetings at Christ Presbyterian Church starting at 7:00.

Scout Master Willis, or one of our Assistant Scout Masters will be happy to answer your questions about the troop and Scouting.

Questions?

Boy Scout Troop 114