Troop 33 Handbook,
2000
Table of Contents
Orientation
Introduction
Overview of
Scouting
Costs/Budgets/Scholarships
Forms
Uniform - Scout Shop
Web Page
Adults
Calendar
Parent
Guidelines for Camping with Troop 33
Program
Patrol Method
PLC/Greenbar Meeting
Attendance/Meetings
Camping
Camping-Out Rules
Camping Gear
Adult Leadership
& Troop Committee
Grubmaster
Camp Ajawah
High Adventure Camps
Order of the Arrow
Service Projects
Wreath Sales
Advancement
Joining Requirements
Procedures for
Rank Advancements
Merit Badges and
Awards
Scoutmaster Conference and
Board of Review
Court of Honor
Tenderfoot
Requirements
Second Class
Requirements
First Class
Requirements
Star/Life/Eagle
Troop 33
Scouting
has been an important part of Westminster Presbyterian Church since early in
the last century.
Troop
33 was founded in 1918 by a group of men from the Westminster congregation.
Since then Westminster has actively supported the Troop by providing an
excellent meeting place in the church basement, support for the Troop's annual
wreath sale, and men and women to serve on the Troop staff and Troop committee.
Troop
33 is grateful to the members and leaders of Westminster Presbyterian Church for
the support that they have graciously provided for the past 100+ years.
Westminster staff members that have been especially important in the life of
the troop include Herman Sweet, Lloyd Peitzman, Phil Reed, Erwin Barron, and
Julie Griffith.
Westminster
also sponsors Troop 100, a Troop of Hmong boys from all over the Twin Cities,
started in 1980. Dave Moore is Scoutmaster for that Troop. Troop
100 has developed a reputation as a high-spirited, hardworking, successful
group of scouts. In its 35+ years of existence, MANY Troop 100
scouts have earned the Eagle Scout rank. The Troop has a very successful
fruit sale in January - February of each year.
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