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Spring FLower Sales

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SPRING FLOWER SALES Troop 1910's Spring Flower Fundraiser starts August 27! ORDERS AND PAYMENT DUE:  March 4 (If you cannot attend the meeting that night, you may email the scanned order form to Kelly Morgan and make arrangements to get the payment to her. ) FLOWERS DELIVERED:  April The Order Form can be found  AT THIS LINK . The  Information Sheet  with color photos of the types of flowers sold can be found  AT THIS LINK . As always, collect at the point of sale. We are selling flats of 18 flowers in various types and colors. Price per flat: $17--very competitive with stores Profit per flat: $6 per flat directly into your Scout account and $2 per flat to the troop A SCOUT IS THRIFTY. A Scout works to pay his own way. Sell 21 flats... pay your dues for the next year! Sell approximately 50-60 flats… pay for summer camp! ...You get the idea. Scouts, this is a wonderful way to pay your own way! You will pick up the flats you sell and deliver them when the

Did You Miss the Court of Honor?

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Have no fear, the Troop Scoop has been updated for you on the website so that you can access and read it at your leisure. Thank you to our many contributors!  We appreciate the time you take to ensure all of our Troop families are in the know. Be sure to check out our page dedicated to past editions of the Troop Scoop in case there is information in there you need.

Aquatic Scohool

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Aquatic School is a leadership program teaching Scouts and Venturers to be strong leaders, instructors of aquatics skills, and planners of unit aquatics activities. Aquatic School is much more than simply a “lifeguard school” — rather, it’s a leadership and skills development program that gives your Scouts or Venturers the skills needed to make them better instructors and better leaders. Aquatic School graduates are taught the fundamentals of Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat, the principles of teaching a non-swimmer, planning skills for Unit swims and float plans, as well as aquatic first aid and emergency procedures. Graduates also learn and hone public speaking and presentation skills, and 16 Scouting knots. Unit Leaders who sign up at least 2 A-School participants get an Aquatic School Recruiter t-shirt. Aquatic School takes place July 7-13 at Worth Ranch.  For more information visit www.aquaticschool.org and watch the video below.

Adult Volunteer Need

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Want to know how to be a real-live superhero?  Sign up to be a volunteer with Troop 1910's open volunteer positions.  We simply cannot be the Troop we are, without the parents who help it run smoothly week-in and week-out. Specifically, we need: Elections Coordinator Assistant Membership Coordinator (back-up to Peter Leath) Assistant Camping Coordinator (back-up to Mike Hunt)  Assistant Merit Badge Coordinator (back up to Ray Jackson) The above are critical positions for our Troop’s success, so please let me know if you are willing to step up, contact our Committee Chair HERE today!

February Campout

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Photo Source  - Wild Cave Tours @ Colorado Bend State Park For our February campout, we'll be going to Colorado Bend State Park where we will be doing some caving. This will also be a Philmont practice campout. "Come and get an introduction to real wild caving with The Adventure Tour, our beginner's version of an authentic Central Texas Caving experience. This trip is our intermediate difficulty tour and it takes you a little deeper underground than our Discovery Tour but it is a relaxed and easy expedition for anyone who is ready to crawl and get dirty!" The Discovery Tour is also available for anyone who prefers a less-intense experience." Please note there are costs associated with the cave tours.  The cost for the Adventure Tour is $25/person. The cost of the shorter Discovery Tour is $12/person. Descriptions of both tours are found HERE . The $15 food to the patrol's QM is due the Monday before the camping trip. Permission forms are HERE .  T