Troop 181 October 2022 Update

October 01, 2022

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Scouts BSA Troop 181 spent an enjoyable summer filled with camping, advancement activities, and plans for service over the course of the school year. Since reconvening in August, the Troop has already held a welcoming event at BUMC for prospective future Scouts (check out our display at the Easttown Library lobby!) and a weekend campout kayaking and canoeing in New Jersey. Meetings are weekly at BUMC with camping trips monthly, including a get-to-know-us event in the church backyard October 8-9. Boys older than 11 are encouraged to join us for a sample meeting any first Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm. Please reach out with any questions to joinpaoli181@gmail.com or scoutmaster.181.paoli@gmail.com.

We appreciate BUMC’s partnership in hosting Troop 181 for many years.

Photo of scouts processing into Schieck Hall for their court of honor

Pictured: Scouts and their families gathered at Schieck Hall on September 20 for a Court of Honor to celebrate the boys’ many accomplishments.

Pictured: Display at Easttown Library

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This post was orignally published in the October 2022 of the Lighted Cross. Please use the links below to view the full newsletter.

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Troop 181 October 2022 Update