Grand Island Boy Scout Troop #630

Boy Scout Troop #630 Webpage
2007

"Previous Boy Scout Troop 630 News"

Troop #630 meetings are held weekly at St. Stephen's Church
"Boy Scout Troop 630 Official Web Page"

(An interesting weekly newsletter that shares stories with Scouts and Scouters)
"Scouting Way"
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Boy Scout Troop #630 Spaghetti Dinner - 2006
    St. Stephen's Boy Scout Troop #630 will hold a home cooked spaghetti dinner from noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 25th in St. Stephen School cafeteria. Those who are interested in attending and who would like to purchase tickets are asked to call Christopher (773-8056) or email him at bswagler@verizon.net. The costs are as follows:
Adult $5.50
Child (4-10) $3.50
Seniors $4.50
Child under 4 Free
   Take out orders will be available. Dinners include spaghetti with home made sauce, salad, bread, drink and dessert served.
   Those attending will also find a basket raffle with many donations provided by local Grand Island merchants. This event serves as the major fund raiser for the scouts to help supplement their monthly camping trips, summer camp and high adventure outings.

Boy Scout Sunday Celebration - 2007
   Boy Scout Sunday will be celebrated at Saint Stephen’s Church on Sunday, February 4, 2007 at the 9 a.m. Mass. All Cub and Boy Scout units on Grand Island are invited to participate and are asked to arrive at church at 8:30 a.m. in full uniform with the troop's Unit Flag. Scouts will then process down the aisle at the beginning of the Mass.
   Several Cub Scouts from Pack 630 will be honored during the Scout Sunday Mass for their participation in religious activities. The Light of Christ emblem, a stepping stone award toward developing a personal relationship with Jesus, will be presented to John-Paul Bobak, Nicholas Kam, Stephen Stouter, Andrew Szolnoky, and Geoffrey Webb.
   Elliott Michki will be receiving the Parvuli Dei emblem for advancement in religious and spiritual knowledge. Thomas Major from Pack 510 will be receiving the Parvuli Dei emblem at his home parish of Saint Charles Borremeo in Niagara Falls.
   Congratulations go out to these boys who have worked hard since September to receive these awards.

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