March 14th - T346 B & G Leaders

7pm Harundale Presbyterian Church

March 19th - T346 B & G

*This was previously scheduled for March 8th. A decision was made to combine this with the annual planning March 19th.

Who: Senior Patrol Leader, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, Patrol Leaders, Scribe and Scoutmasters - This is an expectation of these positions. Other scouts in the troop are welcome to attend but are not required.

We will meet in 30 min blocks, please arrive and be prepared to start on time. Girl's Troop will begin at 6:30, Boy's troop should arrive and be ready to start at 7 with the combined PLC. Girl's Troop is free to leave after the combined PLC.

What to bring: Notebook, pen, handbook, ideas!

We will be using the bone, meat, flesh analogy.

• Bone: (3 months out) Take monthly themes and make weekly meeting plans.

• Meat: (2 months out) Assign responsibility to scouts/ adults who will be in charge of activities and/or materials for meetings.

• Flesh: (all activities for next 6 weeks) Confirmation that all meeting details are complete and ready to proceed.

March 28th - T346 B & G

7pm in person at PUMC

Winter relief is a community out reach program Pasadena United Methodist Church offers annually. The program services several unhoused men during the chilly winter months by rotating through several churches in the area. Each troop takes on the responsibility for making, serving, and cleaning up from dinner for one evening during the week of winter relief.

Monday - The girl's troop will be making and serving dinner. Dinner is chicken -n-dumplings. Girls also have the opportunity to attend on Friday if they can't make Monday or would like additional community service hours.

Wednesday - The boy's troop will be making and serving dinner. Dinner is spaghetti, salad and garlic bread. Scouts will be making the famous 346 homemade meat sauce!

Program Planning

Details: This will be an annual planning day activity for both the boy and girl troop's scouts. By the end of the day our goal is to have a 15 month calendar, unit recipe binders, Summer Camp 2023 selected, and High Adventure 2024 treks selected. During breaks scouts and adults will enjoy tabletop and electronic games.

To accomplish these goals scouts will need to bring:

• 3 Recipes - any combination of breakfast, lunch, dinners or desserts that can be cooked using a camp stove, campfire (stick, foil wrap or pie iron), box oven, or dutch oven. Recipes should feed 4-6 people.

• 3-5 - Ideas in written form. These are ideas the scouts would like to incorporate in their scouting program. This includes meeting themes, outings, hikes, recruitment activities, service projects, fundraisers, trainings, camp out locations, summer camps, and other adventures. These ideas should be based on what the scout enjoys, places on their wish list or activities they have heard about that interest them.

• Games - a board game or electronic game you want to play with the group. Electronic games must be rated "Everyone"

9:00 - 12:00, A few adults and scouts are needed to help the derby committee set up and evaluate our derby track, make repairs if needed or plans for repairs. Our goals are to check the projector, sound, and track set up.