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elcome to the fiftieth
edition of our Troop 227 Newsletter. To learn more about Boy Scouts, please visit
us at any troop activity, speak to a troop leader, or visit one of the
following websites.
William’s Eagle Project Work Day, December 21
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n Friday, December 21st, many troop members,
family, and friends worked on William's Eagle project at Grassmere Zoo. We worked on adding another set of wires to
hold up the grapevines, building six benches and working with compost. We worked from 8 in the morning till 2 in the
afternoon. William's project helped
beautify and maintain the gardens and provided comfortable sitting areas for
visitors to the zoo. Well done, William!
2008: Marching Forward
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s we embark on yet
another fun-filled year of Boy Scouting, I ask each Scout and each family to
take stock of your current status within Scouting. Every young man deserves to have an excellent
Scouting experience. This can only be
achieved by the efforts of the Scout, the Scout’s parents or guardians, and the
Troop leaders.
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very year in Scouting presents a unique set of
challenges, and I’m sure that 2008 will be no difference. I encourage everyone
associated with our troop to rededicate yourself to the ideals and goals of Boy
Scouts and to help make 2008 the best year of Scouting yet!
Upcoming Troop Events
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Jan. 4-5 – Troop Outing to Lost Sea.
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Jan. 7 – Troop meeting. 6:30
PM. Class A uniform. Prepare for troop elections.
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Jan. 14 – Troop meeting, 6:30 PM.
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Jan. 21 – No troop meeting due
to MLK holiday.
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Jan. 28 – PLC. Shoney’s in
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Feb. 8-9 – Troop Leadership Training and Junior Leader Training.
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Mar. 14-16 – Cades Cove.
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Apr. 4-6 – Spring Camporee.
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Andy
Richter
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Scott
Burner
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John
Hammond
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Chris
Jones
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Chris
Paul
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Mike
Vantrease
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Gene
Wright
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Truman
Bean
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Ray
Frizzell