PLC and JLT info

The JLT campout is this coming weekend.

The Permission Slip and a description of the JLT, as well as a letter to parents, have been posted on the website at http://t1631.org/download/index.php?cid=7. All parents of Scouts in leadership (see list below) should review these documents before Friday.

The Scouts listed below should plan to attend the PLC meeting to be held at the FCCC at 7pm, Monday, August 1st. Also, Scouts in leadership positions should plan to attend the JLT Campout next weekend, August 5-7.

SPL Daniel Goodman

ASPL Keith Wedelich

ASPL Johnny Hildago

PL Nirav Sheth (Tigers)

PL Cody Powers (Racoons)

Lib Abhishek Balakrishnan

QM1 Conner Clark

QM2 Ross Meyer

QM3 Justin Lam

Scribe Oliver Mao

Hist Patrick Wall

Chap Chris Hedges

Guide Chancey Raymond

Guide Travis Long

Guide Warren Chan

Recruit Will McKeever (special assignment to Mr. Clark)

MB Jacob Haney

Troop 1631 activities, August 1-7

Summer Camp note: Thanks to Ted Long, Kevin Clark, Hay Chan, Bill Vautrain and Phiet Pham for taking such good care of our boys...and for not feeding any of them to the bears. (There had to be some tempting moments.) Great job, guys! Lots of pictures from summer camp by Hay and Bill have been posted at www.t1631.org, under Photo Albums / 2005 / 07 (or just click on a picture).

Advance Notice: It's almost POPCORN time again. It's still early--sales won't begin until sometime in October--but it's never too early to start thinking about one of the best ways for the boys to raise money. Around 1/3 of the money raised goes straight to the boys' Scout Accounts. Jackie Hidalgo will be running it again, with help this year from Vanessa Mao. Thank you, ladies, for stepping forward to help our boys!

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Activities August 1-7

*08/01 (Mon.7:00-8:30pm) - PLC at First Colony Christian Church. All troop leadership expected to attend.

08/05-07 (Fri.6pm-Sun.12pm) - Troop JLT Campout. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT WEEKEND. All new leaders will be expected to attend this very special, and well-planned campout. Every minute of this weekend is designed by plan to instruct the boys about leadership, their roles in the troop, planning and expectations for their role. If your son is selected or elected into leadership then attendance at the Troop JLT Campout is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. This campout is very important for several reasons. First, it helps integrate your son into the new leadership. Second, it explains to your son his responsibility to his patrol or the troop. Third, it provides your son with direct access to his Patrol Advisor, and to the adult leadership of the troop. And, finally, it's a fun weekend where your son will learn more about the Scouting program in two days than he's learned to date. That's my personal guarantee.
So, the bottom line is this for parents. If you son is selected into leadership for the upcoming Fall term, I fully expect them to attend the JLT Campout August 5-7. I'll be there. The patrol advisors will be there. It's important to the success of the troop that your son be there, too.

08/07 (Sun.2:00pm

) - Jeff Kammerman Eagle Court of Honor. Christ United Methodist Church, 3300 Austin Parkway, upstairs in room 210-211. Please RSVP to jkammerman@houston.rr.com or 281-265-8354.

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Quotable: "Above all, do not appear to others what you are not....There is no more dangerous experiment than that of undertaking to be one thing before a man's face and another behind his back." --Gen. Robert E. Lee

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Coming up:

08/08 (Mon.6-9pm) - Troop "end-of-summer" party at the Raymond home. If you have something that squirts or floats, BRING IT! Water shoes recommended and life jackets required if you want to go onto the water. (Swimming is not permitted by the homeowners association.) See map at www.texcetera.com/raymond/map .

08/13 (Sat.3:00pm) - Austen Dyer Eagle Court of Honor. Christ United Methodist Church, 3300 Austin Parkway.

08/17 - First day of school.

08/17 (7:30pm) - Troop Committee meeting at First Colony Christian Church (upstairs), across from Clements HS. All parents welcome and encouraged to attend.

08/21 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

11/13 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

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District Training Calendar:

08/11 (7:00 to 8:30 PM) - Tomahawk District Roundtable at Stafford Primary School, 1625 Staffordshire Rd, Stafford, TX 77477

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* Calendar items changed or added since last week are preceded by an *asterisk.
? Calendar items preceded by a question mark are not confirmed or are missing details. (Please email cliff@t1631.com if you have information.)

Scouting accident

Saturday, July 30, 2005

FRESNO, Calif.  — Lightning struck a group of Boy Scouts taking shelter from a storm, killing the troop leader and a 13-year-old boy in the latest tragedy to befall the organization this week, authorities said.

The teen, Ryan Collins, died Friday night at the University Medical Center in Fresno, said hospital spokeswoman Mary Lisa Russell. He had been kept alive for a day on a ventilator so his organs could be donated, his family said.

The assistant scoutmaster, Steve McCullagh, 29, was killed instantly when the bolt made a direct strike on a tarp the Scouts had set up in a meadow in Sequoia National Park on Thursday, the coroner's office said.

"He didn't even make it off the mountain," said Sue Collins, the boy's mother, crying along with her husband and younger son at the hospital. "It's horrible. It's a fluke."

Six others were injured.

The lightning strike came just days after four Scout leaders were electrocuted while putting up a tent at the National Scout Jamboree in Virginia. Dozens of Scouts were sickened by the stifling heat two days later at the jamboree.

At least one of the injured in the lightning strike was kept alive only because the troop managed to administer CPR for an hour, park ranger Alex Picavet said. It is not known which injured person that was.

"That's amazing," Picavet said. "It's very difficult. It's probably because of their Boy Scout training."

One troop member was being kept for observation at the Fresno hospital, and all the others were treated and released from another hospital, authorities said.

The scout group from St. Helena, which included five adults and seven teenage scouts, had been camping for a week as part of a nine-day backcountry hike along the John Muir Trail.

Two teenagers ran 25 minutes to a ranger station after the strike, and five helicopters flew in to evacuate the group.

"They did the best they could in the situation they were in," Picavet said. "They didn't have metal poles, and stayed away from high points."

Bill Collins said his grandson was a scout for more than three years and loved the outdoors.

"He was a fabulous boy. He was doing what he loved to do," Collins said. "It's just a tremendous shock to everybody."

Safety Training

As you may have read in the news a tragic electrical accident at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Virginia claimed the lives of four adult leaders.

Fortunately, no Scouts were injured although some of the Scouts were sons of the leaders killed.  Our hearts and sympathy go out to those families affected.

In spite of the emphasis on safety and safety training occasionally accidents happen.  However, we do our best to make sure that our activities are safe and that all experiences are positive experiences.

Our troop has an excellent safety record and that is the direct result of an emphasis on safety, the safety training that each adult leader is required to take, the procedures we have in place and the diligence we exercise in following those procedures.

Just this summer, for example, we safely conducted two long range camps in New Mexico.  These trips involved interstate transportation, camping in rugged environments, adventurous activities and a safe return.  These trips don't happen by chance.  The Philmont trek, for example, was two years in planning with weekly meetings during the final three months.  Safety was Number One on the agenda.  Over 20,000 Scouts and leaders attend Philmont every summer and the only way to conduct a program like that is Safely.

I would like to assure all parents and Scouts that in Troop 1631 we take safety very seriously.  All of our leaders undergo continuous safety training and we conduct our campouts and activities with Safety First in mind.  This is especially applicable to water safety.  We are able to have fun in the outdoors because we practice safety in everything we do.

I am personally committed to running a Scouting program that is safe and fun.  I am sure that I have complete support from parents, leaders and Scouts in this aim.

Yours in Scouting,
    Bill Farrell
    Scoutmaster, Troop 1631

Summer camp pictures posted

Fifty-six summer camp pictures by Hay Chan have been posted.  Click on Photo Albums, then 2005 and finally 07.  Note that there are five pages of photos, so you'll need to scroll down and click on the page numbers to see them all.  If anyone else has pictures to share, please let me know.

--Cliff

cliff@t1631.org

ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME

9:35 p.m.  -  Latest update from Bill Vautrain:  ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME HAS BEEN MOVED UP TO 10:00 P.M.   AT COLONY BEND ELEMENTARY PARKING LOT.  
Sandra Vautrain

281-265-2404(home)

281-793-7091 (cell)

ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME

6:00 p.m. Saturday evening Update from Bill Vautrain The boys were 44 miles west of San Antonio at that point.  The boys want to get home & not stop for dinner.  There will be one more gas stop before their arrival.  ESTIMATED ARRIVAL TIME HAS BEEN MOVED UP TO 10:30 P.M.-11:00 P.M. AT COLONY BEND ELEMENTARY PARKING LOT. Bill will call me once they reach I 10 & 99.  At that point you will be called by someone about their arrival time.

Sandra Vautrain

281-265-2404(home)

281-793-7091 (cell)

SUMMER CAMP RETURN

Bill Vautrain called about 10:30 a.m. (Texas time).  They got on the road at 8:30 a.m. (Texas time).  Kevin Clark has a mapping program, & it is is still estimating arrival time will be around midnight.  They have food to make sandwiches for lunch then will be stopping for dinner somewhere.  There ended up being 3 bears in camp, & one was trapped last night 30 yards from their campsite!  

 

Sandra Vautrain 281-265-2404 (home) 281-793-7091(cell)

Troop 1631 Activities July 25-31

REMINDER: Summer Campers are expected to return around midnight Saturday to the Colony Bend Elementary parking lot.  They plan to call in their position periodically as they near Sugar Land, and the website will be updated with their estimated arrival time. 

 

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Activities  July 25-31

07/25 Mon 7:00p -8:30p  - Troop meeting First Colony Christian Church (across from Clements HS). Class 'B'

 

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Quotable: 
One can hardly think too little of one's self.  One can hardly think too much of one's soul.   --G. K. Chesterton, from Orthodoxy (1908)

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Coming up:

08/05-07 (Fri.6pm-Sun.12pm) - Troop JLT Campout. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT WEEKEND.   All new leaders will be expected to attend this very special, and well-planned campout. Every minute of this weekend is designed by plan to instruct the boys about leadership, their roles in the troop, planning and expectations for their role.  If your son is selected or elected into leadership then attendance at the Troop JLT Campout is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. This campout is very important for several reasons. First, it helps integrate your son into the new leadership. Second, it explains to your son his responsibility to his patrol or the troop. Third, it provides your son with direct access to his Patrol Advisor, and to the adult leadership of the troop. And, finally, it's a fun weekend where your son will learn more about the Scouting program in two days than he's learned to date.  That's my personal guarantee.
So, the bottom line is this for parents. If you son is selected into leadership for the upcoming Fall term, I fully expect them to attend the JLT Campout August 5-7. I'll be there. The patrol advisors will be there. It's important to the success of the troop that your son be there, too.

08/07 (Sun.2:00pm) - Jeff Kammerman Eagle Court of Honor.  Christ United Methodist Church,  3300 Austin Parkway, upstairs in room 210-211.  Please RSVP to jkammerman@houston.rr.com or 281-265-8354.

08/08 (Mon.6-9pm) - Troop "end-of-summer" party at the Raymond home. If you have something that squirts or floats, BRING IT! Water shoes recommended and life jackets required if you want to go onto the water. (Swimming is not permitted by the homeowners association.) See map at www.texcetera.com/raymond/map .

08/13 (Sat.3:00pm) - Austen Dyer Eagle Court of Honor.  Christ United Methodist Church, 3300 Austin Parkway.

08/17 - First day of school.

08/17 (7:30pm) - Troop Committee meeting at First Colony Christian Church (upstairs), across from Clements HS.  All parents welcome and encouraged to attend.

08/21 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

11/13 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

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District Training Calendar:

 

08/11 (7:00 to 8:30 PM) - Tomahawk District Roundtable at Stafford Primary School, 1625 Staffordshire Rd, Stafford, TX 77477

 

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* Calendar items changed or added since last week are preceded by an *asterisk.
? Calendar items preceded by a question mark are not confirmed or are missing details. (Please email cliff@t1631.com if you have information.)

Summer Camp update

SUMMER CAMP UPDATE- I have heard from Bill Vautrain twice since their departure.  Things are going well.  He says "This is a good group of boys".  All the boys are getting along well & so far there has been no homesickness.  The big news is there is a bear cub in camp.  A game warden has set a trap for it. They think the cub is about 6 months old and its mother is no longer alive.  Look for lots of pictures & stories of the cub upon their return.  Last I heard Wednesday is still their day off from regular camp & they were going to White Sands & the Space Museum.  I'll update the website on Saturday periodically with estimated arrival time.  They are hoping for around midnight on Sat. night (Sunday morning).   Sandra Vautrain

 

Troop Committee Meeting re-scheduled

The Troop 1631 Committee normally meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. By unanimous vote (3-0) of the committee, for July and August the meeting will be held on the 4th Wednesday. Please mark your calendars for July 27 and August 24.

The meetings will continue to be held at 7:30 PM in the First Colony Christian Church. All troop parents are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Eagle Court of Honor - Austen Dyer

Austen Dyer

Eagle Court of Honor

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3:00 PM Saturday, August 13, 2005

at

Christ United Methodist Church
3300 Austin Parkway

Sugar Land, Texas

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The family of Austen Dyer invites all Troop 1631 Scouts and families to join them on Saturday, August 13,

as they celebrate Austen's achievement.

Please RSVP to jacquedyer@houston.rr.com or 281-265-1418

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Troop 1631 Activities July 18-24

 

REMINDER: Sammy Gonzalez's Eagle Project
My Eagle project is to paint fire lanes and 'No Parking' lanes at the St. Theresa's parking lot.
Saturday, July 16th at 8am-12pm  PAINTING - Scouts needed: 8-12
We will be painting the lines of the parking lot with red paint and painting on "No Parking" and "Fire Lane" with white paint. Bring clothes that can be messed up and a hat. Donuts, pizza, and water will be provided.
All of the phases will take place at St Theresa's Church, 115 7th Street, Sugar Land, TX 77478
If you are considering volunteering, please call me at my home phone number: 281-980-8762

My Eagle project is to paint fire lanes and o arking lanes at the St. Theresa's parking lot. ts needed: 8-12We will be painting the lines of the parking lot with red paint and painting on "No Parking" and "Fire Lane" with white paint. Bring clothes that can be messed up and a hat.onuts, pizza, and water will be provided.All of the phases will take place at Sugar Land, TX77478If you are considering volunteering, please call me at my home phonenumber: 281-980-8762

REMINDER: Summer Campers will meet at 6:30am Saturday morning at the Colony Bend Elementary parking lot. Please be on time--it's a long way to New Mexico.  A permission slip and equipment checklist have been posted on the website. Please review these documents prior to departure.

 

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 Activities  July 18-24

07/18 - No Troop meeting.

07/20 NOTE - The Troop Committee meeting, normally on the 3rd Wednesday each month, may be moved to the fourth Wednesday for July and August.  A confirmation email will be sent next week.

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Interesting summer camp fact:   Saturday, the day our boys leave for camp, is the 60th anniversary of the first nuclear explosion. The Nuclear Age was ushered in with the world's first atomic detonation at Trinity Site on July 16, 1945. Trinity Site is located on the northern end of Whites Sands Missile Range in central New Mexico.  A visit to the White Sands range is planned for next Wednesday.

 

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 Coming up:

07/25 Mon 7:00p -8:30p  - Troop meeting First Colony Christian Church (across from Clements HS). Class 'B'

08/05-07 (Fri.6pm-Sun.12pm) - Troop JLT Campout. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT WEEKEND.   All new leaders will be expected to attend this very special, and well-planned campout. Every minute of this weekend is designed by plan to instruct the boys about leadership, their roles in the troop, planning and expectations for their role.  If your son is selected or elected into leadership then attendance at the Troop JLT Campout is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. This campout is very important for several reasons. First, it helps integrate your son into the new leadership. Second, it explains to your son his responsibility to his patrol or the troop. Third, it provides your son with direct access to his Patrol Advisor, and to the adult leadership of the troop. And, finally, it's a fun weeken! d where your son will learn more about the Scouting program in two days than he's learned to date.  That's my personal guarantee.
So, the bottom line is this for parents. If you son is selected into leadership for the upcoming Fall term, I fully expect them to attend the JLT Campout August 5-7. I'll be there. The patrol advisors will be there. It's important to the success of the troop that your son be there, too.

*08/07 (Sun.2:00pm) - Jeff Kammerman Eagle Court of Honor.  Christ United Methodist Church,  3300 Austin Parkway, upstairs in room 210-211.  Please RSVP to jkammerman@houston.rr.com or 281-265-8354.

08/08 (Mon.6-9pm) - Troop "end-of-summer" party at the Raymond home. If you have something that squirts or floats, BRING IT! Water shoes recommended and life jackets required if you want to go onto the water. (Swimming is not permitted by the homeowners association.) See map at www.texcetera.com/raymond/map .

*08/13 (Sat.3:00pm) - Austen Dyer Eagle Court of Honor.  Christ United Methodist Church, 3300 Austin Parkway.

08/17 - First day of school.

08/17 (7:30pm) - Troop Committee meeting at First Colony Christian Church (upstairs), across from Clements HS.  All parents welcome and encouraged to attend.

08/21 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

11/13 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

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District Training Calendar:

 

08/11 (7:00 to 8:30 PM) - Tomahawk District Roundtable at Stafford Primary School, 1625 Staffordshire Rd, Stafford, TX 77477

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* Calendar items changed or added since last week are preceded by an *asterisk.
? Calendar items preceded by a question mark are not confirmed or are missing details. (Please email cliff@t1631.com if you have information.)

 

Jeff Kammerman Eagle Court of Honor

 Jeff Kammerman

Eagle Court of Honor

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2:00 PM Sunday, August 7, 2005

at

Christ United Methodist Church

 (upstairs in room 210-211)   
 3300 Austin Parkway

Sugar Land, Texas

 

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The family of Jeff Kammerman invites all Troop 1631 Scouts and families to join them on Sunday, August 7, 

as they celebrate Jeff's achievement.

Please RSVP to jkammerman@houston.rr.com or 281-265-8354

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Sammy Gonzalez's Eagle Project

My Eagle project is to paint fire lanes and no parking lanes at the St. Theresa's parking lot. So far the project is divided into two stages:

PHASE ONE: POWERWASHING
Friday, July 15th at 6:00 p.m
Scouts needed: 3-5
We will be washing the parts of the concrete that need painting so that the paint will stick easier to to it. We have about 5 powerwashers at hand. This should take about 3 hours. Bring a hat.

PHASE 2: PAINTING
Saturday, July 16th at 8-12.
Scouts needed: 8-12
We will be painting the lines of the parking lot with red paint and painting on "No Parking" and "Fire Lane" with white paint. Bring clothes that can be messed up and a hat.

At all of the phases, donuts, pizza, and water will be provided.

All of the phases will take place at St Theresa's Church. The address is:

115 7th Street
Sugar Land, TX
77478

If you are considering volunteering, please call me at my home phone
number: 281-980-8762

Thanks!

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07/11/2005 BOR

The following scouts completed their Board of Review 0n 07/11/2005 and were advanced in rank:

            Austin Vautrain              Tenderfoot,

            Patrick Wall                  Star,

            Jim McMonagle             Star.

Congratulations scouts, keep up the good work!

 

Jerry Kobos

 

jkobos@houston.rr.com

281-980-6995

 

 

Summer Camp information

Just in case you forgot, Summer Camp starts next weekend.  We will be meeting in the Colony Bend Elementary parking lot at 6:30 AM Saturday morning, and plan to leave no later than 7:15 AM.  Please be on time--it's a long way to New Mexico.

One change since our last meeting is that it is not necessary for the boys to bring tents.  The adults plan to bring three large tents for camping the first night, near Carlsbad, New Mexico.

A permission slip has been posted on the website at http://www.t1631.org/files/SummerCampPermissionSlip.doc .  In addition, an equipment checklist of things the boys need to bring to camp is posted at http://www.t1631.org/files/PersonalEquipmentList.doc .  Please review these documents prior to departure.

If you have any questions, Bill Vautrain plans to attend the Troop Meeting Monday evening.

 

Troop 1631 activities, July 11-17

 

Reminder: An Eagle Court of Honor for David Wedelich will be held at 2:00 PM this Sunday, July 10, at St. Laurence Catholic Church, 3100 Austin Parkway.  All Troop families are invited.  Please RSVP to the Wedelichs at 281-980-1734.

Summer Camp note:  Tents will be provided for the week at Cloudcroft, but the boys (and adults) will need to arrange for their own tents for the overnight campouts on the way to and from summer camp. 

Web Note: Pictures from May and June have been posted in the Photo Albums at www.t1631.org.  If you have any Scouting activity pictures that you'd like to share, please send them to cliff@t1631.org.

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 Activities  July 11-17

07/11 Mon 7:00p -8:30p  - Troop meeting First Colony Christian Church (across from Clements HS). Class 'B' 
Troop Elections - At this meeting the boys will elect new patrol leaders and senior patrol leader. These are the only elected positions in the troop. In the week following, the new senior patrol leader will work with the scoutmaster to assign the remaining troop leadership positions: scribe, librarian, quartermasters, historian, chaplain aide and bugler. Also, positions of instructor, troop guide and OA representative will be selected as needed.

07/14 7:00p -8:30p - Roundtable Tomahawk District Roundtable meets 2nd Thursday of each month at Stafford Primary School 1625 Staffordshire Rd, Stafford, TX 77477.

07/16-24 - Summer Camp at Cloudcroft NM. Leaving Saturday July 16, returning Sunday July 24.

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Quotable:     It is important...that those engaged in terrorism realise that our determination to defend our values and our way of life is greater than their determination to cause death and destruction to innocent people in a desire impose extremism on the world. Whatever they do it is our determination that they will never succeed in destroying what we hold dear in this country and in other civilised nations throughout the world.  --Prime Minister Tony Blair, July 7, 2005

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 Coming up:

07/20 (7:30pm) - Troop Committee meeting at First Colony Christian Church (upstairs), across from Clements HS.  All parents welcome and encouraged to attend.

07/25 Mon 7:00p -8:30p  - Troop meeting First Colony Christian Church (across from Clements HS). Class 'B'

08/05-07 (Fri.6pm-Sun.12pm) - Troop JLT Campout. THIS IS A VERY IMPORTANT WEEKEND.   All new leaders will be expected to attend this very special, and well-planned campout. Every minute of this weekend is designed by plan to instruct the boys about leadership, their roles in the troop, planning and expectations for their role.  If your son is selected or elected into leadership then attendance at the Troop JLT Campout is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. This campout is very important for several reasons. First, it helps integrate your son into the new leadership. Second, it explains to your son his responsibility to his patrol or the troop. Third, it provides your son with direct access to his Patrol Advisor, and to the adult leadership of the troop. And, finally, it's a fun weekend where your son will learn more about the Scouting program in two days than he's learned to date.  That's my personal guarantee.
So, the bottom line is this for parents. If you son is selected into leadership for the upcoming Fall term, I fully expect them to attend the JLT Campout August 5-7. I'll be there. The patrol advisors will be there. It's important to the success of the troop that your son be there, too.

08/08 (Mon.6-9pm) - Troop "end-of-summer" party at the Raymond home. If you have something that squirts or floats, BRING IT! Water shoes recommended and life jackets required if you want to go onto the water. (Swimming is not permitted by the homeowners association.) See map at www.texcetera.com/raymond/map .

08/13 (Sat.3:00pm) - Austen Dyer Eagle Court of Honor at Christ United Methodist Church, 3300 Austin Parkway.

08/17 - First day of school.

08/17 (7:30pm) - Troop Committee meeting at First Colony Christian Church (upstairs), across from Clements HS.  All parents welcome and encouraged to attend.

08/21 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

11/13 (Sun.6:30-8:30pm) - Court of Honor

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District Training Calendar:

 

*07/14 (7:00p-8:30p) - Roundtable
Tomahawk District Roundtable meets 2nd Thursday of each month at Stafford Primary School 1625 Staffordshire Rd, Stafford, TX 77477.

 

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* Calendar items changed or added since last week are preceded by an *asterisk.
? Calendar items preceded by a question mark are not confirmed or are missing details. (Please email cliff@t1631.com if you have information.)

 

CORRECTION: Court of Honor is on SUNDAY!

REMINDER

David Wedelich

Eagle Court of Honor

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2:00 PM Sunday, July 10, 2005

at

St. Laurence Catholic Church

3100 Sweetwater Blvd.

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The family of David Wedelich invites all Troop 1631 Scouts and parents to join them this Sunday as they celebrate David's achievement.

Please RSVP to 281-980-1734.

City Council meeting

City Council meeting

 

One requirement for First Class rank, as well as the Communications and Citizenship in the Community merit badges, can be satisfied by attending a City Council meeting.  At 4:30 PM on Tuesday, July 5, any Scouts needing to complete this requirement should plan to meet in the Sugar Land City Hall lobby.  City Councilman Daniel Wong will speak with them and accompany them into the City Council meeting.  Please call Debbie Wedelich at 281-980-1734 if you would like to attend.

 

According to Troopmaster records, the following boys need to meet this requirement:

 

First Class rank (requirement #5):

Kevin Pham

Cody Powers

Austin Vautrain

Daniel Kau

Citizenship in the Community Merit Badge (requirement #3):

           none listed as missing this requirement

 

Communications Merit Badge (requirement #5):

Jeremy Arnold

Kevin Kammerman

Travis Long

William McKeever

Ross Meyer

It's possible the records are incomplete, so please check to see if you need this requirement and notify Debbie if you plan to attend.