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OA Elections

They are coming up soon

The requirements are:

• First Class
• 15 days and nights camping in the last year and must include one 6 consecutive days and night of resident camping. (only one resident camp may be counted toward days and night requirement
• Registered member of BSA
• Wilderness Survival MB.

Requirements For youth

EDITORIAL COMMENTS

Please if you wish to add any articles please get them in 1 week prior to the publishing date. The press will not be held for any articles!!!! E-mail to: phantom_48@hotmail.com or call me at 736-2447 or give it to me at the scout meeting.

Special Recognition

• Nick Williamson completed his Eagle board of review
• Philip Campbell completed First class board of review
• To Joseph Caldwell on being elected Spl.
• Joey Traina for Crossing Over

Scoutmaster’s Comments

Our troop is changing s rapidly that it is a bit hard for me to keep up with. It stands to reason that you all may have some of the same problems.

Nicholas Williamson turned 18 on March 3; he becomes our newest assistant scoutmaster.

Joseph Caldwell was elected senior patrol leader.

James Shively is our Webelos II Den Chief.

Frank Toole has assumed the very important role as scribe. Frank is producing a monthly newsletter, which will go to all troop families as well as to second year Webelos scout families. I look forward to working with these new troop leaders.

"Scoutfest" is April 16-18. It will be at the Aiken County Fair Ground. Boy Scouts can camp out 16 - 17. Each troop and pack is to set up a booth, preferably a hands-on display rather than a static one. By the time the parents meeting takes place our scouts will have chosen their theme and be hard at work preparing to make it fun, informative and a winner.

Tickets are available now for youth to sell. We get some commission from the tickets we sell.

Troop 162 is making plans for summer camp. Our teen-age scouts have selected a hig-adventure camp in Tennessee

about sixty miles from Chattanooga.

Our younger scouts, first year campers, will attend camp at Camp Lynwood Hayne, our local scout camp.

There will be a parent’s information meeting Monday, March 15 at 7:00 PM at the scouthut. EVERY SCOUT NEEDS TO HAVE A PARENT REPRESENTATIVE PRESENT AT THIS MEETING. WE WILL DISCUSS COSTS, UNIFORMS, PROGRAM, AND ANYTHING ELSE YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ABOUT.

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