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Photo from 1999 Scout Gang Show
2010 Pack 3 Troop 3 and Crew 33's 86th Annual Scout Gang Show
Theme: "Happy Days are Here Again"
Lyrics sheets here: Download 2010 Scout Gang Show Lyrics
Music here:
Download 01 Happy Days are here again
Download 03 I want to be Happy
Download 04 Put on a happy face
Download 08 Take me out to the ballgame
Download 09 You gotta be a football hero
Download 12 Im looking over a four leaf clover
Download 15 Well build a bungalow
Download 17 I want to go where you go
Trp 3 Superbowl Sub Sale Order form - 1 foot subs and 5 foot party subs made to order and home delivered on Feb 7 within the Lower Naugatuck Valley. Download Subsaleorderform 2010 All orders are due by Feb 3, 2010.
POPCORN Sale – Order forms handed out last week. Get yours this week if you don’t have one. Mrs Cindy Tracz will be taking signups for people to help sell popcorn following church services. Please contact her at cbaxter01@snet.net if you have suggestions for a church we can sell at following services.
Sept 17 - Troop 3 95th Anniversary Celebration Committee Final followup Meeting, 7:30PM, 2nd Congregational Church. Debriefing on the event to capture the plus/deltas to be used for planning the troop's 100th anniversary in 2014.
Sept 18 & 19 - Troop Camp out & OA Beaver Weekend at Ed Strang Scout Reservation. Arrive after 6PM on Sept 18, depart after 8PM on Sept 19. Cost $10, sign up by this Wed with Mr. Ray Oppel. Patrol quartermasters and Troop quartermaster equipment lists for Wed. Election of OA officers will take place during the campout weekend. Permission slip attached, please print out and bring with you to the weekend event. We will have the troop medical forms box with us. Adult help needed overnight and/or during the day on Saturday, please let Randy know if you can assist.
Sept 24 - Troop 3 Committee Meeting, 7PM . Open to all leaders, committee members and interested parents.
Sept. 26th Housatonic Council Jamboree Tag Sale: 9AM-3PM, (rain date Oct 3) Crabtree Parking Lot on Bridgeport Ave . Contact Jamboree Scoutmaster Tom Murray cupheag@snet.net or Jamboree Fundraising Chair Cyndi Poppa cynpop@sbcglobal.net for more info.
Sept 27 - Ed Strang Community Day on the Derby Green. Our day to showcase Scouting to the community. Every scout is asked to bring a friend to participate in hands on activities run by our patrols. Setup begins at 10AM, event open to public Noon to 4PM. Patrols have selected their stations and need 100% participation to be successful. Ed Strang Day Patrol assignments: Junior Leaders -Cooking, Whirling Dervish - Blind Maze, Deviled Eggs - Modern Campsite, Pink UPMAs - Gateway, Ghostriders - Catapult, Scorching Skulls - Old time Campsite, Brian Mezzapelle- Canyon Adventure Video . Crew 33 - Monkey Bridge . Patrols to do 3 min. presentations on their stations at Sept 23 troop meeting.
Sept. 26th Jamboree Tag Sale: 9AM-3PM, (rain date Oct 3). Contact Jamboree Scoutmaster Tom Murray cupheag@snet.net or Jamboree Fundraising Chair Cyndi Poppa cynpop@sbcglobal.net for more info.
Oct 3 - Scrapbooking Event Fundraiser to benefit Housatonic Council BSA. See Sue Stankye for more information.
Altar Fire pt 2 (Altar fire tables must be stable and have tight lashings, bring fire building materials and lighting equipment for rope burning contest )
Camp gadgets - each patrol to bring materials to make 2 simple camp gadgets using pioneering skills.
Knife Safety Stations- safety, sharpening, hatchet/axe, saw - each patrol to bring a sharpening stone and at least one pocket knife
From: Al Meadows [
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Sent: Wednesday, July 01, 2009 5:39 PM
To: Al Meadows
Subject: Over $21,500 Delivered to Wounded Troops in May Trip alone
Thanks to Matt Frovap (a Eagle Scout candidate who choose Operation Gift Cards as his Eagle Project) and Derby Boy Scout Troop 3, the 4 units who were co-sponsors for the May Operation Gift Cards trip to D. C. military hospitals were able present, to wounded troops and their families, over $16,500 in "Wish List" items (collected form towns in the Naugatuck
Valley) in addition to their normal $3,000 in gift cards and $2,000 in Girl Scout cookies.
Since October 2005, the Operation Gift Cards' 45 monthly visits have presented 6,810 Thank You Kits which contained $136,200 in military department store gift certificates to our wounded troops. An additional $71,000 in other gift certificates and special group product donations (Girl Scout cookies, corporate gift certificates etc.) have been delivered to the Soldier Family Assistance Center, the Fisher Houses, the Mologne House, the Navy Lodge, the Red Cross, and the Bethesda Casualty Affairs Office, along with tens of thousands of dollars worth items on the "Wish List" for both the wounded troops and their families.
web site: ctveterans.org
Thanks
Al Meadows
