Boy Scout Oath or Promise
On my honor, I will do my best To do my duty to God and my
country and
to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep
myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight.
Boy Scout Law
A Scout is: Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind,
Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, Clean, and Reverent
Boy Scout Motto
Be Prepared!
Boy Scout Slogan
Do a Good Turn Daily!
The Outdoor Code
As an American,
I will do my best to -
Be clean in my outdoor manners
Be careful with fire
Be considerate in
the outdoors, and
Be conservation minded.
Troop 159
Upcoming
Events
Troop 159
Court Of Honor: August 15
We will have a Court of Honor August 15 at 6:30 at the Belcher
Presbyterian Church. Awards will be given for merit badge
achievements and advancements. See you there!
September: Field Trip to National BSA Museum - Ft Worth
In September, we will be taking trip to the National BSA Museum in Fort Worth, TX.
October: Campout / Annual
Canoe Trip: Glenwood AR
November: Camp Turkey at Garland
Scout Ranch
December: Local Campout
Norwela
Council
Boy
Scouts of America
Scoutmaster
Minute
The Wilderness Pledge
As we spend time
outdoors, it's good to remind ourselves that Scouts obey the Wilderness
Pledge whenever they are hiking, camping, or on other activities away
from the meeting place. You should be familiar with the Wilderness
Pledge. It says, "Through good camping and hiking practices, I pledge
myself to preserve the beauty and splendor of Americas' wilderness,
primitive and backcountry areas. I commit myself to:
- Set a personal example in following the Outdoor Code.
- Train those I lead in the skills and attitudes needed to protect
and preserve wilderness for future generations.
- Assure that parties of which I am a part observe the camping and
hiking standards that will leave no trace of our passing. "
It seems to me that what it boils down to is that in
the Wilderness Pledge we commit ourselves as Scouts not only to
preserve the environment but to make it better. For example, not only
don't we leave litter ourselves, we pick up other peoples litter. And
we not only build safe fires, we try to make sure that others do, too.
In other words we take responsibility as Scouts to do whatever we can
to keep America beautiful.
That may seem like a tall order. Nobody enjoys
picking up other peoples litter. It's a lot easier to just say, "Boy,
what a mess!" and pass it by. But that's not the Scouting way.
On all our hikes and campouts, let's leave the land
better than we found it. That's Scouting's way.
Troop Meeting
* Monday 6:30 PM
* MB:
* Board of Reviews
News
* Garland Summer Camp
was a great success. Mr. DeArmond did a great job as Camp Activities
Director.
* GSR Staff from T
159:
Alex Tibbit
Kade Stewart
Caleb Cowan
Michael Miller
Jordon DeArmond.
* Camp Attendees:
Andrew Tibbit
Kirk Powell
Jacob Bond
Samuel French
Caleb Martin
Kash Keith
Donavan Vaughan
* Aquatics
Camp:
Conner Flowers
Announcements
* Welcome to new
members: Collin and Conner Cowan.
* Congratulation
to scouts for completion of Merit Badges:
* Eagle Honor Roll:
Chris Diamond
Will Carlisle
Alex Johnson
Alex Tibbit
MichaelMiller
Kade Stewart
* Life Scouts:
Caleb Cowan
Jordon DeArmond
Andrew Tibbit
Jacob Bond