ALBRO RILE HONOR UNIT REQUIREMENTS

CUB SCOUTS
1991-1996	1997 TO PRESENT
Scouting for Food, 150 pts. Pushmobile Race, (200 x % Pack participating) pts. Sledding Party, (100 x % Pack participating) pts. Scout Show, 150 pts plus competition points County Fair Parade, (10 x number participating) pts. Joint Cub/Boy Scout Activity, 50 pts. Quality Unit Award, 200 pts. Pack Summeratime Award, 100 pts. 1-day Training Activity, (30 x number participating) pts. Philmont Training, (50 x number participating) pts. Attendance at District Committee Meeting by other than CM or DL, 10 pts. per meeting Attendance at Roundtable Meeting by SM or ASM, 10 pts. per Scouter attending per month	Critera 1 - 4 are required. Leader Training: One leader from each den has completed Cub Leader Basic Training and one Webelos Leader has completed WELOT Pack Awards: Pack received both Quality Unit Award and Pack Summertime Award Parental Participation: Strive for 100% parental participation (one parent per family) in Pack Meetings and activities District Fund Raising: Participates in two activities that provide funancial support for the District District-wide Activities: Participates in two district-wide activites other than the Scout show such as Pushmobile Race, Sledding Party, District Day Camp, Camporee, Klondike, etc. District Scout Show Participation: Participated in of the the following Scout Show activites -- display booth, food booth or ticket sales Citizenship, Duty to God and Country: Participate in two community or religious activities such as parades, commermorative or flag-raising ceremonies, Scout Sunday, etc. Service Activity to Help People in Need and Community: Participate in two pack-wide service projects such as Scouting for Food, food baskets fo needy, community clean-up, etc. Service to Charter Organization: Participate in one activity of service to Charter Organization such as clean-up, flag-raising ceremony, supply Christmas tree, etc. Troop Events: Conduct two pack-wide activities or events such as derby race, family campover, etc. Assist in District Leadership: Provide 'volunteer' help in a Distirict-wide activity (e.g., pushmobile race, derby race, sledding party, day camp) or supply a trainer for Cub Basic or Pow Wow Training
From 1991-1996, points were awarded as listed in this table. The pack with the most points was the Honor Pack for that year. Starting in 1997, all units that met 8 of the requirements was a Silver award recipient and all units that met 10 of the requirements was a Gold award recipient.

BOY SCOUTS

1991-1996 1997 TO PRESENT

Scouting for Food, 150 pts.
First Aid contest, 100 pts.
Klondike Derby, 100 pts.
Camporee, 100 pts plus up to 50 competition points
Special Events, e.g., Veteran's Day, Light Farolitos, Memorial Day, County Fair Parade, 25 pts. each
Quaility Unit Award, 200 pts.
National Camping Award, 200 pts.
OA Election/Camp Promotion, 50 pts.
Participant or staff for adult leader training, 50 pts.
Attendance at District Committee Meeting by other than SM or ASM, 10 pts. per meeting
Attendance at Roundtable Meeting by SM or ASM, 10 pts. per meeting
Critera 1 - 4 are required.

Leader Training: Scoutmaster has completed Scoutmaster Fundamentals Basic Training
Troop Awards: Troop received the Quality Unit Award
Partential Participation: Troop has an active and working committee
District Fund Raising: Participates in two activities that provide funancial support for the District
District-wide Activities: Participates in two district-wide activites other than the Scout show such as First-Aid Contest, Camporee, or Klondike Derby
District Scout Show Participation: Participated in of the the following Scout Show activites -- display booth, food booth or ticket sales
Citizenship, Duty to God and Country: Participate in two community or religious activities such as parades, commermorative or flag-raising ceremonies, Scout Sunday, etc.
Service Activity to Help People in Need and Community: Participate in two troop-wide service projects such as Scouting for Food, food baskets fo needy, community clean-up, etc.
Service to Charter Organization: Participate in one activity of service to Charter Organization such as clean-up, flag-raising ceremony, supply Christmas tree, etc.
Troop Events: Conduct two troop-wide activities or events such as campouts, summer camp, etc.
Assist in District Leadership: Provide 'volunteer' help in a Distirict-wide activity (e.g., Merit Badge Pow Wow, First-Aid Contest, Day Camp) or supply a trainer for Scout Basic or Pow Wow Training
Advancement - Eagle Scout: Award at least one Eagle Scout Award during the last year
Advancement - Merit Badge: Award at least one Firemanship merit badge during the last year

From 1991-1996, points were awarded as listed in this table. The troop with the most points was the Honor Troop for that year.

Starting in 1997, all units that met 8 of the requirements was a Silver award recipient and all units that met 10 of the requirements was a Gold award recipient.

BOY SCOUTS
1991-1996	1997 TO PRESENT
Scouting for Food, 150 pts. First Aid contest, 100 pts. Klondike Derby, 100 pts. Camporee, 100 pts plus up to 50 competition points Special Events, e.g., Veteran's Day, Light Farolitos, Memorial Day, County Fair Parade, 25 pts. each Quaility Unit Award, 200 pts. National Camping Award, 200 pts. OA Election/Camp Promotion, 50 pts. Participant or staff for adult leader training, 50 pts. Attendance at District Committee Meeting by other than SM or ASM, 10 pts. per meeting Attendance at Roundtable Meeting by SM or ASM, 10 pts. per meeting	Critera 1 - 4 are required. Leader Training: Scoutmaster has completed Scoutmaster Fundamentals Basic Training Troop Awards: Troop received the Quality Unit Award Partential Participation: Troop has an active and working committee District Fund Raising: Participates in two activities that provide funancial support for the District District-wide Activities: Participates in two district-wide activites other than the Scout show such as First-Aid Contest, Camporee, or Klondike Derby District Scout Show Participation: Participated in of the the following Scout Show activites -- display booth, food booth or ticket sales Citizenship, Duty to God and Country: Participate in two community or religious activities such as parades, commermorative or flag-raising ceremonies, Scout Sunday, etc. Service Activity to Help People in Need and Community: Participate in two troop-wide service projects such as Scouting for Food, food baskets fo needy, community clean-up, etc. Service to Charter Organization: Participate in one activity of service to Charter Organization such as clean-up, flag-raising ceremony, supply Christmas tree, etc. Troop Events: Conduct two troop-wide activities or events such as campouts, summer camp, etc. Assist in District Leadership: Provide 'volunteer' help in a Distirict-wide activity (e.g., Merit Badge Pow Wow, First-Aid Contest, Day Camp) or supply a trainer for Scout Basic or Pow Wow Training Advancement - Eagle Scout: Award at least one Eagle Scout Award during the last year Advancement - Merit Badge: Award at least one Firemanship merit badge during the last year
From 1991-1996, points were awarded as listed in this table. The troop with the most points was the Honor Troop for that year. Starting in 1997, all units that met 8 of the requirements was a Silver award recipient and all units that met 10 of the requirements was a Gold award recipient.

Last updated: January 24, 1999
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