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Summer Camp 2008
Pictures from Summer Camp 2008. Click the slide show to see larger pictures.
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Weekend Trip Cancelled :(
Due to severe weather conditions, this weekend's camping trip is being postponed to a future date. Check your email for a detailed message from the Scoutmaster.
Calendar and Activites Updated
Log in to download a copy of the 2008-2009 Council Calendar from the Calendar section, and get details about the troop's first overnight trip of the season in the *NEW* Activities section. There's a permission slip there too!
First Meeting of the Year!
Don't forget, the first meeting of the 2008-2009 scouting year will be held this Tuesday September 9 at 7:30 PM in the church hall. Hope to see you all there, full of Scout Spirit and prepared for the Best Year Ever.
The full troop calendar is available to registered users after logging in to the site.
A Busy Summer
Summer 2008 was very productive for the scouts of Troop 108. During a single week of summer camp, 14 scouts completed 58 merit badges and partially completed another eight badges. But that's not all! Five scouts completed the requirements for their next rank, and eight scouts earned their Totin' Chip, which grants them the right to carry and use woods tools. Troop 108 scouts were busy outside of summer camp too: five scouts earned a total of eleven merit badges and three other scouts advanced to their next rank. That's a total of 69 merit badges and eight rank advancements completed over the summer -- an accomplishment you can all be very proud of! Special thanks to the senior scouts and adult scouters that worked with these scouts to make it possible.
Updated: Merit Badge Counselor List
A new version of the Troop 108 affiliated Merit Badge Counselors is available in the Advancement section after you log in.
We're always looking for more, and there's a application available in the same section.
Summer Camp 2008
The troop recently returned from a week at summer camp, and we have over 200 pictures to show that everybody had a great time.
For now, log in and look under the Camps menu until I can figure out a better place to display them on this site.
Recording Scouting Awards
The online advancement system keeps track of the following scouting awards. If you have earned any of these awards, please provide the troop's Advancement Coordinator with a copy of your card or the page in the book where it is signed off so the system can be updated:
* BSA Lifeguard
* Boardsailing BSA
* Den Chief Service Award
* Emergency Preparedness BSA
* Fifty-Miler Award
* Firem'n Chit
* Historic Trails Award
* Interpreter Strip
* Kayaking BSA (Youth)
* Leave No Trace (Youth)
* Mile Swim
* Paul Bunyan Woodsman
* SCUBA BSA (Youth)
* Snorkeling BSA
* Totin' Chip
* World Conservation Award (Boy Scout)
Why Fire Safety Training Is Important!
Three Boy Scouts are recovering from burns suffered during a "ring of fire" demonstration that went awry at the Joseph A. Citta Scout Reservation.
Deputy Chief Michael Mohel of the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office said the incident occurred about 11:30 p.m. Sunday, when an 18-year-old Scout, who is also a senior staff member at the reservation, used rubbing alcohol from a bottle to create a flammable circle on a makeshift table, Mohel said.