Whitpain Township: Boy Scout Troop 98, Blue Bell Camp Recognized

Press release from the Whitpain Township:

July 9, 2021

At Tuesday’s Board meeting, Supervisors celebrated two mission moments. 

A group of 12 Scouts from Whitpain’s Boy Scout Troop 98 were recognized for achieving the rank of Eagle Scout. Each Eagle Scout performed an important community service. Examples of these projects include, refurbishing and building park tables; renovations, painting and cleaning of parks, playgrounds, churches and cemeteries; planting shrubs and trees; organizing a food drive, and constructing wooden walkways. 

The Supervisors also recognized Blue Bell Camp for achieving its 75th anniversary. Originally opened in 1946, the camp has been owned and operated by three generations of the Harris family. The camp has grown from approximately 35 campers on eight acres to 150 campers on 15 acres. The Harris family focuses on helping children build a strong foundation of character, integrity, teamwork, manners and sportsmanship. 

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