Attachment -- Current Roster

Troop Meeting Reminders:

·         Return camping equipment on Tuesday night

·         Don’t forget Medical Forms are required for the June troop backpacking trip, Yellowstone and Summer Camp

·         Order of the Arrow Conclave registration is due to Passaconaway Lodge

·         Get your rank requirements and badges done –Troop Court of Honor is 4 weeks away!

Memorial Day Parade

Any scouts and leaders interested in marching in the parade can attend with Pack 19.  If you want to have the “tough guy” look, bring your backpack to hike the parade route!

The Pack is going to start gathering at 9:45 am at Holman on May 30 for the parade.  If scouts arrive by 10:00, that should be enough time for them locate the Pack and lineup.  The parade does not generally get going until 10:30.  The Pack usually waits for parents in the funeral home parking lot across from Elm St. Middle School and scouts should make arrangements to be picked up.  Contact Mrs. Richardson for more information.

Patrol Service Projects at Pilgrim Church

This is the patrol rotation to weed the front of the church. Both to the left and to the right of the front doors where the shrubs and flowers need to be weeded this summer.  The patrol leader is responsible to coordinate with his patrol to get it done that week.  My recommendation is to plan on 30 minutes before a troop meeting.  Bring one trash bag and work gloves.  The bag can be put in the dumpster out back.

Camp Cards - Raise money for summer camp!

We have 7 scouts selling the $5 coupon cards.  Only a few more weeks left to sell.  We have extra cards if you need more or want to sell. See Mr. Anthony.  $2.50 out of every $5 sold goes to your scout account.

Friends of Scouting

Thank you to those of you who have given to the annual Friends of Scouting campaign.  We can still use support from those who have not pledged for this year.  You can schedule payments throughout the year with your pledge. See Mr. Adam Wolff for more information.

Wood Badge Training - Slots Almost Full!

This is an excellent opportunity to receive advanced leadership and management skills applicable to your job as well as scouting.  Two three-day weekends in September is the commitment.  Financial aid is available.

The best part of hiking is the après hike J

The scouts climbed Mt. Chocorua this past Saturday

Boy Scouts visit Nashua Senior Center

Published in the Nashua Telegraph: Wednesday, May 18, 2011

NASHUA – Boy Scouts from Troop 19 spent a day at the Senior Center in Nashua. Dan Droutman wanted to bring Scouts together with the people who helped build the community to learn about their lives. The Scouts had arts and crafts and helped serve lunch. After lunch, there was a social time and sing-along by a member of the center. The day concluded with skits and songs by the Scouts. There were 15 Boy Scouts and three Girl Scouts in attendance.

Regards,

Greg Anthony