New Scouts

WELCOME! New Scouts

Uniform and Equipment Check List

Supplied by Troop 67

Troop Unit Numbers

Shoulder Epaulets

Troop 67 White Neckerchief

Patches for rank advancements, merit badges & special events

Most Camping Gear (see below for personal camping items)

Purchase from Scout Shop

Official Boy Scout Tan Shirt

Official Boy Scout Green Pants

Official Boy Scout Green Shorts (optional)

Official Boy Scout Green Socks

Official Boy Scout Uniform Patches:

CT Yankee Council Patch

World Crest

Arrow of Light &/or Religious Knot (if earned as a Cub Scout)

Patrol Patch (assigned by SPL, optional)

Neckerchief Slide

Boy Scout Book and Cover

Purchase from Troop 67

Troop 67 Hat

Troop 67 Class B T-shirt

Troop 67 Sweatshirt (optional)

Personal Camping Equipment for Campouts

Sleeping Bag (15-20 degree recommended)

Sleeping Pad (reccommended)

Rain Coat (pants optional)

Hiking Boots

Flashlight

Mess Kit: Plate, Bowl, Cup, Fork, Knife, Spoon

Water Bottle

Personal First Aid Kit

Compass

Personal Gear

Become a Scout – It’s fun!

Troop 67 welcomes new boys any time of the year. You must be 11-17 years old and have completed 5th grade (or earned the Cub Scout Arrow of Light Award). Bring your parents to a meeting and check us out. You don’t even need to live in Trumbull.

When Do You Meet? We have our weekly meetings 7:00 - 8:30 pm on Wednesday nights in Fellowship Hall of Nichols United Methodist Church in Trumbull (you do not need to be a member of the church).

We also go on optional campouts or outings once a month throughout the school year. For those who like to camp, earn more merit badges or advance in rank, you can attend summer camp for a week at Camp Sequassen with our troop in July.

What does it cost?

Annual Dues are currently $125 payable in September. If you join mid-year, after crossing over from Webelos, the dues are $60 for half the year.

Campouts (optional) are $10 per person, checks paid to Troop 67 to reserve your spot. $10 cash grub money is collected by the Patrol Grub Master at troop meeting before the campout in order to buy the food.

Special Events, Outings & Summer Camp (optional) - As announced throughout the year

Fundraising

A Scout is thrifty, so each Scout is encouraged to financially support his career. Fundraising opportunities available through the troop raise money for individual Scout accounts, such as Stop & Shop Gift Cards &

Christmas Wreath Sales

Troop Uniform Exchange Box

Available at Troop Meetings

Take something you need, Please give something that doesn't fit

Scout Shop

CT Yankee Council

60 Wellington Rd

Milford CT 06460

203-876-0013

Scout Stuff Website

Official Retail Site of BSA

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