Pack 23 Bridging Ceremony (Part Four and Final)

 

On Saturday, May 14th, Pack 23 (sponsored by St. Michael's Catholic Church in downtown Silver Spring) held their Blue and Gold.  Three members of the pack bridged over to our troop.   

Thanks to SM Rogers and three Scouts for assisting with the ceremony.  Thanks to ASM Barone for the photos.

 

 

Pack 23 Bridging Ceremony (Part Three)

 

On Saturday, May 14th, Pack 23 (sponsored by St. Michael's Catholic Church in downtown Silver Spring) held their Blue and Gold.  Three members of the pack bridged over to our troop.   

Thanks to SM Rogers and three Scouts for assisting with the ceremony.  Thanks to ASM Barone for the photos.

 

 

 

 

 

Pack 23 Bridging Ceremony (Part Two)

 

On Saturday, May 14th, Pack 23 (sponsored by St. Michael's Catholic Church in downtown Silver Spring) held their Blue and Gold.  Three members of the pack bridged over to our troop.   

Thanks to SM Rogers and three Scouts for assisting with the ceremony.  Thanks to ASM Barone for the photos.

 

 

Pack 23 Bridging Ceremony (Part One)

 

On Saturday, May 14th, Pack 23 (sponsored by St. Michael's Catholic Church in downtown Silver Spring) held their Blue and Gold.  Three members of the pack bridged over to our troop.   

Thanks to SM Rogers and three Scouts for assisting with the ceremony.  Thanks to ASM Barone for the photos.

 

 

These plaques were made in Pennsylvania for all those bridging.  Very nice remembrance, for the Scouts, of this event.

 

 

 

Supporting Pack 23 at St. Michael's in Downtown Silver Spring

 

On Sunday, September 12th, Troop 466 set up a small campsite on the grounds of the St. Michael Elementary School in downtown Silver Spring.  

The purpose, along with other troops, was to promote Scouting to potential Cubs for Pack 23.  

Here are a couple of photos from that event. 

Thank you to all of the leaders and Scouts who participated.

 

This is the original troop flag, which was found to be in tatters, before the event.  So it was removed from the flagpole and will be used as a banner.  It has served the troop since 1952.  Note that the non-grommet side is more shaped like a V than a straight side.