Some of the boys tied Senior Patrol Leader, Justin Bailey, to a chair. He was able to escape 
Other things that went on:
Look for a Troop Court of Honor sometime in late August/Early September.
On Monday, July 14th, Dylan Turner led a campfire program for Troop 60 in his backyard. The program included skits, a weather emergency drill, campfire stories and an award ceremony recognizing Nathan Thomson for providing first aid to crash victims during summer camp in June.
The campfire program was completed successfully earning Dylan his Communications merit badge.
Be prepared to attend the next Monday Night meeting at Frank Turner’s house located at 2657 S. 750 W., Farmland, Indiana on July 14th at 6:30pm. Dylan needs to run a campfire program for his communications merit badge and this meeting will fulfill that requirement.
Patrols will need to have a skit ready for the evening. Bring bug spray. See you there!
Though 14-year-old Aaron Eilerts is gone, the victim of a devastating tornado last month, his legacy lives on today at Wright Medical Center.
Patients there enjoy the comforts of brightly-colored pillowcases created by Eilerts as part of his Eagle Scout project.
The Boy Scouts are getting a new look – a new toned-down Class A uniform made of forest green and khaki high-performance fabrics, similar to what they’d pick out at REI or Dick’s Sporting Goods. (And guys, the new baseball cap – green all the way around with a single Scout emblem, a fleur-de-lis, monochromatically embroidered – you’ll want to wear everywhere).
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