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Interested in joining Troop 1? Boy Scouts is for all boys ages 11-17 (Grades 5-12). Feel free to drop by and watch a troop meeting. We meet on Monday nights at 7:00 at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Tulsa.
For more information on joining Troop 1 please click HERE.
If you wish to have an announcement placed on the Website/EBlast or you need to send a troop wide E-mail, please contact the webmaster at webmaster@troop1tulsa.com
Looking for Jamboree Photos? Click HERE
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Posted on Nov 19 2009 - 12:46pm |
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On Monday, November 23rd a Troop picture will be taken in the Troop Room during the meeting. All Scouts are requested to attend in full uniform, including Neckerchief, Merit Badge Sash, etc. This will be the last Troop photo taken in the original Scout Room, as we are moving across the street to a new troop room next year.
Andy Leithner, owner of Andy's Fine Portraits (www.andysfineportraits.com) will be the photographer.
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Posted on Nov 19 2009 - 12:35pm |
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After two terms of being Troop 1's Committee Chairman, Buck Townes has stepped down so that he can help his son finish up his Eagle rank. Many thanks to all the hard work and dedication that Buck has shown over the last 2 years.
Mike McKee has stepped up and will be our new Committee Chairman.
Be sure to thank Mr Townes and Mr McKee for all that they have done for our Troop and our Scouts.
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Posted on Oct 29 2009 - 9:13pm |
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Everything is set for the OKC- Harn Homestead campout on November 7, 2009, beginning at 9 a.m. This special campout will include a visit to the State Capitol, including access to the House and Senate chambers Saturday. A head count is needed by campout planning meeting Monday, November 2, 2009. Pulled pork sandwiches will be provided for dinner Saturday. Scouts please wear Class A’s. A fire ring will be overseen by Mr. Burkhart. Two fire chaperone volunteers are requested. Service hours will be available Saturday for Scouts who wish to perform chores on the property. There will be a few hours of free time Saturday for merit badge work or other activities. Camp will break at 8 a.m. Sunday. Harn Homestead will be closed to the public during the campout. Scouts and Scouters may sleep in the barn (concrete floor with radiant heat) or outside the barn in a tent.
Click here for google Map
click "Read More" for itinerary and notes
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Posted on Oct 28 2009 - 9:49am |
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Meeting was called to order at 7:00 p.m. and began with Pledge of Allegiance.
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Posted on Oct 27 2009 - 1:41pm |
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The Leave No Trace educational program promotes skills and ethics to support the sustainable use of wildlands and natural areas. The concept originated in the U.S. as a way to help recreationists minimize their impacts while enjoying the outdoors. In 1991, the U.S. Forest Service teamed with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) and the Bureau of Land Management as partners in the Leave No Trace educational programs. NOLS, a recognized leader in minimum-impact camping practices, became involved as the provider of Leave No Trace materials and training.
Today, the non-profit organization The Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics, established in 1994, manages the national program. The center unites four federal land management agencies—the U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service—with manufacturers, outdoor retailers, user groups, educators, and individuals who share a commitment to maintain and protect our wildlands and natural areas for enjoyment. The Boy Scouts of America has partnered with Leave No Trace and in 2010, the BSA will include LNT education as part of rank advancement.
A Leave no Trace section has been added to the website which includes sections on the "Leave No Trace Achievement Award", the Principles of Leave No Trace, and the very informative and entertaining "Email from the Backwoods" by Charlie Thorpe.
In January, a new Scout Leadership position will be available: "Leave No Trace Instructor". This will count for rank advancement for Star, Life, and Eagle. More information will be made available soon.
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Posted on Oct 27 2009 - 12:37am |
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The University of WOW is a single day, Council-wide training event packed with loads of information for adults who want to provide the best program possible. This is a combination of two largely attended Council trainings, University of Scouting & Pow Wow.
Please, NO children at this event.
IT'S A FUN DAY for All Registered Scout Leaders and Interested Parents alike. You don't have to be a Registered Scouter to attend!
Pre-registration Required to help us so we can BE PREPARED to help everyone. Pre-registration should be in the Council Office no later than Oct. 30, 2009.
Fees should be paid at time of registration.
For more information, contact: Paige Green, pgreen@okscouts.org or Lloyd Hasty, lhasty@okscouts.org
Click "Read More" for listing of classes
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