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To the parents of Troop 450. We are still looking for things on the Troop wish list. Can anyone help us. See wish list tab.
» Youth Protection Training for Boy Scout Leaders and Adult Volunteers:

If you are planning on coming out on camp trips you need to complete this training AND file your youth protection number with Mr Amann.

  • This training is mandated by the Greater Niagara Frontier Council for any adult who will be in contact with youth.
  • Mandatory before a unit may obtain a tour permit or camp on Council properties.
  • This training is available on the Council website  with a test upon completion.
  • Also, offered at the beginning of all New Leader Essential Training courses beginning fall of 2003 for those who do not have Internet access.
  • Numbered cards are presented upon completion of this training to ensure compliance.
  • Time: approximately 90 minutes.
  • Youth Protection Training expires 5 years from the date of completion. Every registered adult leader or parent that comes in direct contact with youth members must renew youth protection training every 5 years.
 

Troop 450 Weekly Meetings on Monday Evenings

Our regular troop meetings are held every Monday evening from 7:00 to 8:30 PM at Faith United Presbyterian Church, 3150 Elmwood Ave. Kenmore NY, 14217.

Please be on time! We also try to finish on time and ask that your parents try not to be late for pickup. (But we hope they will be patient if we are a few minutes late.)

Each month in the Spring and Summer one of the Patrols will be responsible for cleaning up the church grounds, which usually takes up one saturday morning a month. The Patrols also, on occasion, plan other activitives of their own.

Twice a year we have a Court of Honor to recognize the advancements earned by our Scouts. This may include a potluck supper.

Perhaps most important of all, we try to schedule at least one weekend camping trip each month. SCOUTING IS OUTING.

Most of the activities at our Troop meetings vary from week-to-week, but we always have a formal opening and closing ceremony. If your parents are their for either the opening or the closing they should either join us (all are welcome!) or wait outside.

At our opening the Scouts take turns leading us in the Pledge of Allegiance, reciting of Scout Oath and Law, etc.

At the closing we all join together for vipers. 
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