Wood Badge Beads

I attended Wood Badge practical course NC-261-WE during May and June 1985. I am a proud member of the Bear patrol

At the end of the practical course, I agreed to complete a group of tasks using my new skills. This agreement is referred to as a "ticket". I completed my ticket and was awarded my beads in March of 1986.

There were three parts to my Wood Badge ticket:

1. Service to others:

   • Serve on Boy Scout Leader Basic Training staff

   • Serve on Boy Scout Junior Leader Basic Training staff

   • Council scouts outside my home troop in Computers or Coin Collecting

2. Goals

   • Develop a pattern of youth led Patrol Leaders Council meetings

   • Help Troop 113 earn the National Camping Award

   • Supply at least 2 new resources, books, articles, ideas, at each Patrol Leaders Council for six months.

3. Personal Growth

   • Interview Troop 113 alumni to increase my personal knowledge of the rich history of Troop 113's 63 years.

   • Renew my American Red Cross certification for Basic Life Support Course in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.

   • Complete the requirements for the Scouter's Training Award

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