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BOY SCOUT TROOP 50Andrew Baird, Scoutmaster | Rob Stanford, Committee Chair | Michael Tullier, Chartered Org Rep
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to prepare young people to makeethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in themthe values of the Scout Oath & Law.
Boy Scouts of America’s Mission
Scout OathOn my honor, I will do my best, to do my duty to God and my country; and to obey the Scout Law; to help other people at all times; to keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight.
Scout LawA Scout is: Trustworthy, LoyalHelpful, Friendly, Courteous,Kind,Obedient,
Cheerful,Thrifty,Brave,Clean, and Reverent.
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Aims of Scouting Growth in moral
strength and character
Participating citizenship
Developing in physical, mental and emotional fitness
Methods of Scouting Advancement Ideals Patrols Outdoors Adult association Personal growth Leadership development Uniform
Purpose of Scouting
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Council
Chartered OrganizationRepresentative
Troop Committee
Scoutmaster
Youth Leadership /Patrol Leaders’ Council
Scouting Organization
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Boys 10 to 18 years old
Adults 18 years old and older, and may include
□ Former Scouts
□ Parents of current and former Scouts
□ Community members with desire to serve and/or share vocational experience
Membership Criteria
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Troop 50’s mission is to
GATHER young men into aquality Scouting program,
GROW them into servant leaders, and
GO into the community in service and fellowship.
Troop 50 Basics
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Chartered by Auburn Rotary inNovember 2012Meets at First Presbyterian Church2 Auburn Rotarians as troop leadersFinancial support from Auburn Rotary
Troop 50 Basics
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12 Scouts + at least 2 pendingCub Scout “crossovers”11 adult leaders scoutmaster + 3 assistants 7 troop committee members
Meetings @ First Presbyterian Church Troop | Mondays at 6:30 p.m. Patrol Leaders’ Council | monthly following
campouts Troop Committee | monthly on Wednesdays
Troop organization
Average Joes Patrol
Anonymous Patrol
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Troop Meetings
“…a troop is not divided into patrols. A troop is
the sum total of its patrols.”
— William "Green Bar Bill" Hillcourt
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December 2012Christmas Party & Toys for Tots Drive
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January 2013 | Forest Ecology PreserveWilderness Survival focus / merit badge
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February 2013 | Blue Springs State ParkU.S. Army Aviation Museum | Ft. Rucker
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March 2013 | Chewacla State ParkSaugahatchee District “Frank Horky Spring Camporee”
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April Caving at Cumberland Caverns, McMinnville,
Tenn.
May Hiking, Geocaching & Camping at Tannehill
State Park / Camp Jack Wright, McCalla, Ala.
June Summer Camp at Camp Sequoyah, Anniston,
Ala. Contingent to Philmont Scout Ranch, Cimarron,
N.M.
Upcoming Troop Activities
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Support fundraisers Provide troopleadership ascommittee members or assistant scoutmastersServe as a merit badge counselor 130+ merit badge – many align with
Rotary’s vocational focus
Mentor Eagle Scout projectsVolunteer at district-level
Role for Rotarians
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Online boyscout50.org blog.boyscout50.org
Andrew Baird | Scoutmaster [email protected]
Rob Stanford | Troop Committee Chair [email protected]
Michael Tullier | Chartered Organization Rep [email protected]
For more information
/boyscout50
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