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Click here to see requirements on-line for Tenderfoot

Medical forms. A follow-up  reminder. A message went out regarding medical form status to each Scout. Yearly, a medical forms part A and C need to be filled out. Part B for any event greater than 72 hours.

Click here to download the BSA Medical Form

September through October Meeting and Activities
*see Google calendar for more details

Labor Day Community Service Project. We will be putting up flags along the V.A. Hospital loop on Monday 6th. The troop needs individuals to help at 7:30 am and/ or 4:30 pm for about one hour – unless large participation. Please send me a message of the time(s) you can help. Map to location Meet at 5th Street and V.A. Loop road.

September 7 Food sorting at the food bank. Meet at 6:30 to transport to the site. Contact Pete Larson for more details.

September Campout 10 - 12 Adventure Base 100 in Blackfoot Idaho. Saturday, a day of fun at BSA National activity traveling base.

September 14 PLC and elections

October 5 PLC and Troop Meeting

October 15-17 Family Campout We will be performing service work at Camp Sawtooth. Many other activities and games will complete the weekend. *new date

October 12 and 19 Regular troop meeting

October 26 Court of Honor *new date

February's Campout

Our annual family campout at Sawtooth.

January's Campout

A weekend of winter survival and competition! Troop 33 joined with 7 other troops at Round Valley in a challenging and fun weekend.

Aviation Merit Badge

The newest BSA Handbook has arrived. Many changes including:
Tenderfoot:
Teach another person how to tie a square knot using the EDGE model (explain, demonstrate, guide, and enable).
Discuss four specific examples of how you lived the points of the Scout Law in your daily life.
Second Class:
Discuss the principles of Leave No Trace and explain the factors to consider when choosing a patrol site and where to pitch a tent.
Explain what respect is due the flag of the United States.
Discuss four examples of how you lived four different points of the Scout Law in your daily life.
Earn an amount of money agreed upon by the Scout and your parents and save at least 50 percent of it.
First Class:
An additional requirement to the 10 separate troop/patrol activities states, demonstrate the principles of Leave No Trace on these outings.
Discuss four more examples of how you lived the remaining four points of the Scout Law in your daily life.
Life:
A Scout must use the EDGE model to teach a younger Scout a specified skill.

Star, Life, and Eagle:
Troop Webmaster and Leave No Trace trainer are two new leadership positions

What other changes? The book and the book's web site are linked together to provide more resources and teaching aids. Videos, animated instruction, and links are just the beginning of this newly formatted book. Check it out!

Summer Camp? Yes!
We will be attended Medicine Mountain Ranch in South Dakota July 8th to 18th. Would you like to see some of the images of last year? [Images]

Troop Events

Parents Meeting 09/07/2010

Court of Honor 09/28/2010

Troop Committee 09/30/2010

Parents Meeting 10/05/2010

Troop Committee 10/28/2010

Parents Meeting 11/02/2010

Scouting for Food 11/09/2010

Scouting for Food 11/14/2010

Troop Committee 11/18/2010

Annual Planning Meeting 12/04/2010

Only the upcoming ten events are listed. A full list of upcoming events with more details can be found on the Events page.