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*****************UPCOMING EVENTS*****************
SUMMER
CAMP 2010 INFO AND FORMS
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AUGUST 30 COURT OF HONOR
SEPTEMBER 6 TROOP DARK FOR LABOR DAY
SEPTEMBER 10 0820 AM PATRIOT DAY CEREMONY AT ST. JOHN'S
SEPTEMBER 13 TROOP MEETING
SEPTEMBER 20 TROOP MEETING. Down the hill to Lutheran Camporee
SEPTEMBER 24-25 LUTHERAN CAMPOREE AT PRADO RECREATION AREA
SEPTEMBER 27 PATROL MEETINGS
OCTOBER 1-3 DOGWOOD FAMILY CAMPOUT AT ARROWHEAD WITH THE WEBELOS
Link to Current Canyons District Flyers for events, merit badges, fun
SIGN UP NOW FOR LUTHERAN CAMPOREE
Troop 51
Boy Scout Troop 51
of Orange, California is sponsored by, and meets at St. John's Lutheran Church (go to
our map page). We meet every Monday at 7:00 PM and our meetings last until
8:30PM. On the last Monday of each month, Patrols meet separately in Patrol
Meetings. If you are planning on visiting, please contact us
before-hand.
The Scouting
Movement
The purpose of the Boy Scouts
of America, incorporated on February 8, 1910, and chartered by Congress in
1916, is to provide an educational program for boys and young adults to
· build character
· train in the responsibilities of participating in citizenship
· develop personal fitness
In the United States there are about 4.2 million Tiger, Cub, Boy and Explorer Scouts, and 1.2 million adults involved in scout organizations.
There are currently
more than 25 million Scouts, youth and adults, boys and girls, in 216 countries
and territories around the world.
Joining Scouting
Boy Scouting is
available to all boys, ages 11-17 or who have completed fifth grade, who are
interested in learning the aspects of good citizenship, wildlife preservation,
and outdoor skills, while developing good character and spending time enjoying
nature responsibly. For additional information, go to the website of the Orange County Council.
If you are thinking
about joining Troop 51, please contact us
for more information.