Sat Aug 3rd 11 AM meet St. Johns Parking Lot 12 PM arrive Beaver meadows Family Camp Ground 12:30 PM Lunch is trail lunch (bring your own) 1PM – 3PM Merit Badge Prep. Discuss some items from workbook 3PM-4PM Free Time 5 PM Dinner 7:30 PM depart for Beaver Meadows Nature Preserve 8:00PM -1AM Observation and other program elements by Buffalo Astronomical Association 1AM Return to Camp Sun Aug 4 8AM Wake Up / Pack up 9AM Breakfast 10:30 Depart 11:30 Arrive St. Johns

Tonight troop meeting will be at the North Park Jrt. High School open house. Wear Class A. Meeting agenda items Info Table.Recruitment Finish Scout rank Work on First Aid and Emergency Prep Merit Badge items

Costs is $12/scout. (at cost T14 does not retain any funds) Bring Bag lunch wear class A’s. Bring Signed Blue Card Complete yellow highlighted items in the workbook (you can download below) Workshop by Elma CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) Agenda is Below. The prerequisites are contained in the workbook (highlighted) below. You must have the highlighted sections completed BEFORE the session to complete the merit badge that day. Oct 12 2019 8:45 AM arrive St. Johns 9:00 AM session starts 12:00 PM Lunch (bring your own bag lunch) 12:30 sessions resume 3:30 PM dismissal Before the class: Using the Emergency Preparedness Merit Badge Workbook complete ALL highlighted portions before the class on 10/12/19. Under section 8b – bring your personal emergency service pack to class with you.  DO NOT bring your family kit to class.  Instead bring a list of the items in the family evacuation kit and be prepared to talk about it.  Have your parent/s initial this requirement once completed. You can fill in the rest of the sections if you wish.  We will be discussing them during the class so having information completed before class will help. HuntingHomeHazards home_safety_checklist Emergency_Preparedness workbook - highlighted

For those who wish there is a Food Packing event at St. Johns. Time will count as service hours  

Help move food for St. Johns outreach center.  Wear Class B's. Note time is at 6PM not the normal meeting time of 6:30  

Help St. Johns Outreach had out food for Thanksgiving.

A court of Honor is a formal recognition of all the scouts achievements and accomplishments. Guest are welcome (Family, Friends, Etc) Please bring a desert to pass and plan on staying for the ceremony.  Scout should wear full class A’s with Sash   Agenda: Opening flags Opening Prayer Year In review Change of Scoutmaster Ceremony Recognition of Scout Rank achievements Recognition of Scout Merit Badge Achievements Closing Prayer Closing Flags Refreshments  

Meet at St. Johns at 11 AM   11;30 Scout Sunday Mass 12:30 Flag retirement outside  

We will be cabin camping at the Nor-Ton Red Red Jacket Camp Feb 21-23 2020 Nor-Ton Red Jacket Club Winter Sports Theme Meet 5:00 PM St. Johns Snowshoe training/Practice Cabin Camp (Heated) Frisbee Golf Snow Fort Building Possible Snow Sports Merit Badge completion Opportunity. Will need a 2 mile snowshoe hike.   Agenda Fri Feb 21 5PM Meet St Johns 5:30 Depart for Red Jacket 6PM check in Red jacket 8PM camp fire smores for cracker Barrel 11 PM Lights Out Sat Feb 22 7:30  AM Reveille 9AM-12PMsnow shoe program 12 PM Lunch 1PM-3PM Frisbee Golf 3PM-5PM camp Service project 5PM Dinner 6:30-11 Card Board Game sin cabin 11PM lights out Sunday Feb 23 7:30 Reveille 8-9:30 Breakfast 9:30-10:30 Pack up load up, Rose es & Thorns 10:30 Depart 11 arrive St. Johns Meal Plans Fri Cracker Barrel Bella (Smores for camp fire, Hot chocolate) Sat AM Breakfast Eve   Eggs and sausage OJ Sat Lunch Josie Taco In bag Sat Dinner Ms. Lombardi Chili Sun Breakfast Ms. Lombardi breakfast rolls OJ.

Sam Kerr (Troop 4) will be executing his Eagle Project. There will be two shifts 08:00AM-12:00PM Morning shift 12:00PM-01:00PM Lunch fro both groups 01:00PM 05:00 PM Afternoon shift. Scouts do not need to stay all day. Any help is appreciated.

Agenda Friday Sept 25th 5:15 PM arrive Ms. Lombardi's 7:00PMN arrive Sam Wood check in get camp site 8:00 PM review material for Saturday presentations Saturday Sept 26th 7:00 Am wake up 7:30-8:30 Breakfast 9:00 Period 1 Flag Pole 10:00 AM Period 2 flag Pole 11:00 AM Period 3 Flag Pole 12:00-1:00 Lunch 4:25 Flag Lowering at flag Pole 4:30-7:00 Dinner 7:30-8:30 Flag retirement Flag Pole 8:30 Depart 10:00 PM Arrive Lockport We will be presenting   Build A Better World

We will have a table at the Lockport market Locktoberfest. We will use this table to sell hand sanitizer pouches market runs 9AM-2PM. We can begin set up anytime before but need to be ready for sales at 9AM.  

Troop 14G in association with Fantastic Fried of WNY and Nor-Ton Red Jacket Club will be sponsoring a Fantastic camporee. Scouts will be patrol leaders for patrols of guest with special needs. Our Special need guest will attend different stations to earn 'badges'. To comply with Current NYS DOH guidance we will have multiple sessions with each session having 3 patrols of 10 people each. Scouts will camp the weekend and work on earning their Disability Awareness Merit Badge.  Saturday they will be guides for patrols of special need guest. Coat will be $10/person mostly to cover food and cleaning supplies for the weekend. We will need to clean and sanitize camp both before and after the event. If troops are interested please contact me at kkerr@itctroopforgirls.org. Or single scouts can register for our camp-out using the Sign-up. Mr. Kerr Troop 14G Committee Chair   Schedule Fri Oct 9th 5-6 PM scout arrive/ Check In/ Set up Camp 6-7 PM Dinner 7PM -10PM Disability Awareness Training Sat Oct 10th 7AM Reveille 8 AM Breakfast 9-11 AM Session 1 11-12 Staff Lunch 12-2 Session 2 2-3 Siesta 3-5 Session 3 5-6 Staff Dinner 6-8 Session 4 8-10 Staff camp fire/Cracker barrel Sun Oct 11th 7 AM Reveille 8-9 Breakfast 9-11 AM Camp Clean/Sanitize 11-12 Closing gathering/Depart Overnight/Tenting We will be the only group in camp that weekend. Therefore we have plenty of space. Some troops are holding meetings and some may be already doing other activities.  Below will be some guidelines in place. A tenting area will be assigned to a troop. Area will be large enough to accommodate social distancing between and within troops Only households can share tents. Siblings or parents can share tents. Others can not Some troops have one man backpacking tents. Tenting by yourself will only …