Welcome to BSA Troop 194 in Flemington, NJ. Join our troop and be part of our proud Scouting tradition! We meet 7:30 Friday nights at the Parish Center of St. Magdalen's RC Church, 105 Mine Street, in historic Flemington, NJ.
Adult volunteers needed!!
Behind the scenes help needed, stop by the committee table for information on what is needed. Remember: Your active involvement in the Troop means a better scouting experience for your son and every other boy in the organization. Yes, it involves some work, but the rewards are enormous. Give some time to the scouts; they will remember your contribution for the rest of their lives
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Washington DC
TROOP 194's Trip to our nation's capital
Congratulations to our recent Eagle Scouts
Douglas J. Caruana - July 17, 2008 Michael J. Kotlarchyk - May 9, 2008
Ryan R. Orsi - February 1, 2008 Nicholas J. Warminsky - December 12, 2007
Christopher P. Assmann - October 19, 2007
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Upcoming Dates
August 16th: Troop planning meeting 2pm in gym
September 5th: First troop meeting
September 13th 4pm: Picnic Tuccamirgan Park (across the street behind church)
September 26th - 28th: Camping - canoe trip Barnegat Bay
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Leadership: Any Scouts First Class or above should be seeking or holding leadership positions of substance (SPL, ASPL, Troop Guide, Patrol Leader, etc.). Just teaching a class at Summer Camp or a campout isn't enough. This is a requirement for rank advancement. Scouts looking for leadership positions are encouraged to consider OA Troop Representative, if eligible. Also, we enter the time of year where we begin preparation for the Basic Training campout. We will need Instructors for several areas. This is a leadership position, and requires some time and effort from the Instructor(s) to prepare the materials needed. Subjects for Instructors include: Cooking, Map/Compass, First Aid, Knots/Lashings, Plant and Animal Identification. Other subjects need to be covered as well. Instructors are responsible for teaching scouts the skills needed for Tenderfoot, Second and First Class and should prepare a course outline that lists specific instruction areas as well as materials needed. There are specific requirements for each position detailed in the Scout Troop Positions Application. Also required is a signed Leadership Position Application (signed by the scout and his parent/guardian and submitted with the position outline). If you need a position, make sure to speak to Mr. Rainey at the next meeting!
Electronic Device Policy: All Scouts are requested to leave their mp3 players, iPods, cell phones, etc. at home or in the car during meetings and for campouts. Leaders reserve the right to confiscate these items and return them to the Scouts at the end of the meeting or weekend. Older scouts should set high standards and good examples for the younger Scouts by giving them and the leaders the attention needed. Everyone will be better off. Thank you for your cooperation!