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Troop 261 Motto "Yes I Will":
When a scout or adult says "Yes I Will", it means
they are going above and beyond the Scout Oath
and Law. It means they can be counted on to do
their part to make the troop successful. When given
a task, they will complete that task, or will ask for
help.

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A Scout is clean. A Scout keeps his body and mind fit. He chooses the company of those who live by high standards. He helps keep his home and community clean. You can’t avoid getting dirty when you work and play. But when the game is over or the job is done, that kind of dirt washes off with soap and water.

There’s another kind of dirt, though, that can’t be scrubbed away. It is the kind that shows up in fowl language and harmful thoughts and actions. Swear words and dirty stories are often used as weapons to ridicule other people and hurt their feelings. The same is true of racial slurs and jokes that make fun of ethnic groups of people with physical or mental limitations.

A Scout knows there is no kindness or honor in such tasteless behavior. He avoids it in his own words and deeds.


Menomonee Campsite at Tomahawk
 
Tomahawk Scout Reservation
Aug 2 - 9, 2008
Tomahawk Scout Reservation is located on Long Lake in north-western Wisconsin, 20 miles north of Rice Lake. Encompassing more than 3,000 acres of woodland area and over eight miles of shoreline, Tomahawk is home to the council's summer Boy Scout and Webelos resident camps as well as the Snow Base Winter Camp.
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More Excitement Planned for Next Year
Sept 2008-Aug 2009
Just wait to see what the Patrol Leader Council has planned for next year.    more...  
More Service Projects
Sept 2008- Aug 2009
You can bet that there will be more service projects lined up where you can help you neighbors and your community.   Service projects are also a great way to better yourself and connect with your friends and neighbors.     
 
 
More information to follow.
 
Have you Registered?

All Scouts and Parents who will be attending camp outs should have registered on the Web Site. Just follow the login link and then click on the Register Now! of just Click here (Register Now!).

Registered Scouts and Parents will be able to sign-up for the camp outs on-line.

If you have any questions contact Mark Staub at staubstop@frontiernet.net.

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Summer Merit Badge Challenge

You have been selected by the one of the Scout Brother's Teams.  As a member of the Amundson, Callahan, or Crowley team you are tasked with completing one of the Eagle Required Merit Badges.  Complete as many of the merit badges as you can to so your team will be scored with the most merit badges completed this summer.  The merit badges to complete are Personal Fitness, Personal Management, and Family Life.  If you have already completed one or more of these badges, use your knowledge and skills to help and encourage your team members in completing theirs.

For Questions contact Jenny Keil at keil@frontiernet.net or contact your team captains.

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Are you prepared for Tomahawk

A Boy Scout is always prepared. To make sure that you are let Jenny Keil know which merit badges that you would like to work on at Tomahawk. You could have turned in you list of merit badges at the June 2 or June 9 Tomahawk meeting. If you have not done so, do not delay. Contact Jenny Keil to get the most out of Tomahawk.

Contact Jenny Keil at keil@frontiernet.net.

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