Oct 02

West Virginia – October 18-20

Welcome to our first West Virginia trip to the Prosser Cabin and property. Get ready for an exciting historical adventure. There will be lots of sight seeing, including a trip to some historical oil and gas parks and museums, one of which is also on the Civil War trail. Then get ready for some fun competitions in orienteering, firebuilding and other scout activities. There will also be opportunities to work on skills and merit badges.

The cooler weather is upon us, so please pack appropriately; including warm clothes, sleeping bags and ground tarps for your tent. Semper Paratus! Also, PLEASE find a tent buddy BEFORE the trip. If you are having trouble getting a buddy, talk to Kody Prosser, Knoble Prosser or Cole Tucker.

WHEN: Meet at Worthington United Methodist Church 6:45am Friday morning so we can leave by 7:30am! We are leaving on time and we will leave without you. Eat breakfast before you come or bring something to eat on the bus.

RETURN: Sunday, October 20th, at 1:00 pm or sooner at the Worthington United Methodist Church.

BRING: Cool weather outdoor camping gear, long pants, socks and long sleeves shirts or jackets, boots –hiking through woods and fields – water bottle, small daypack, compass, mess kits. Kickball, Frisbees, football for recreational downtime. I am sure the weather will be nice but in the off chance it rains, it is highly recommended that you pack your rain gear. If you wish to work on your Cooking Merit Badge, bring a simple one person meal to cook yourself such as ramen or oatmeal. For other recommended items, please refer to your Scout Handbook on pages 264, 292, and 293 for a list of recommended basic essentials.

COST: $35 turned in by Monday, October 14th. This cost covers transportation, food, and fees for the museums

 

West Virginia – Permission Form

West Virginia – Packing List

Sep 23

First Class Requirement #5 Outing – October 7

TROOP 365 FIRST CLASS REQUIREMENT OUTING
(For those Scouts who need to satisfy Requirement #5 for First Class Scout)

MONDAY 7 OCTOBER 2013, 7PM-8PM

We will be meeting at the Worthington Municipal Building (6550 North High Street) in the City Council Chambers at 7pm in full uniform (no soccer shorts). City Councilwoman Rachael Dorothy will give us a short talk on your constitutional rights and obligations as a US citizen. We will then sit through the first 30 minutes of a Worthington City Council meeting to see our local government in action. At 8pm, we will return to Worthington United Methodist Church for the last 30 minutes of the regular meeting. All participants can then be picked up after the regular meeting adjournment (approximately 8:30pm).

Please RSVP to Paul Dorothy (paulwdorothy@gmail.com or 614-580-6202) so that we can make sure we have enough adult volunteers/drivers to get everyone back to the church. All parents are welcome to attend if they would like.

First Class Requirement #5 Outing (October 7) – Handout

Sep 23

District Camporee – October 4-6

DISTRICT CAMPOREE OCT. 4- 6, 2013
CIVIL WAR COMMEMORATION
THE BATTLE OF SPROAT LAKE

When: We meet at the Church Friday, October 4, at 5:30PM to load up, and leave soon thereafter.
We return to the Church Sunday, October 6 by 12:00 noon.

Where: Camping at Camp Chief Logan

What: Become an enlisted man of the 30th Ohio Volunteer Infantry during the Civil War (1861-1865) so that you can camp like a Civil War soldier; learn period camping techniques such as primitive fire building, map reading, semaphore and signaling, knots and lashings, first aid, as well as marching and drilling. Meals will include cooking in a dutch oven. You will also earn “chits” at each station that you can use to “purchase” your lunch at the Camp Sutler’s tent (actually included in the fee). A mandatory rifle safety briefing at 8:30AM Saturday will allow you to shoot the black powder rifle, a privilege most Scouts don’t get a chance to do!

Cost: $30.00 — covers transportation, food, lodging/district camp fee.

District Camporee (Battle of Sproat Lake) – Permission Form

Sep 22

David Williams Eagle Project – Tool Donations

Dear Scouts,

If you have any used tools you would like to donate to the Ronald McDonald House, please bring them to the scout meeting tomorrow night (9/23) and I will collect them at the meeting.

To go along with building the workbench for my Eagle Project, I will also be collecting tools for the Ronald McDonald House. These tools are vitally needed so their volunteer craftsmen don’t have to constantly run to the store to buy tools or spend their valuable time going around looking to borrow them. I would like to stress however that I am mostly looking for gently used tools that people aren’t using anymore. I will be more than happy to take new tools if you are just itching to donate, but any tools will suffice. I have a list of the specific tools they requested below. Having said this, any tools will be accepted and greatly appreciated! I can also obtain a charitable gift receipt from the Ronald McDonald House if you would like.

Requested Tools: Vices, Hammers, Screwdrivers, Socket Sets, Cordless Drills, Nuts and Bolts, Electrical Connectors, Picture Anchors

Thanks for your time,

David Williams

 

Sep 09

Mandatory Service Project – September 15

Troop 365 Mandatory Service Project
Sunday September 15, 2013 from 2:00PM to 5:00PM
Thomas Worthington High School Flats

We will meet at 2PM at the Flats, located down by the Olentangy River at the old Outdoor Education building. Follow the parking lot road from the high school down past the football field and baseball fields, and proceed to the Outdoor Ed building.

Bring: Work gloves, old clothes, boots or sturdy shoes, a keen eye for trash, and a pleasant disposition.

We will be picking up trash along the bike path, in either direction from the starting point.

We will end up back at the starting point at 5PM.

Aug 26

Stimpert Eagle Project – August 31

Thomas Stimpert Eagle Project

All are invited to help! This Saturday, August 31, from 8 am to 3 pm. at Worthington United Methodist Church. We will be installing two patio areas with pavers for picnic tables (already constructed). Bring a shovel, work gloves and could use an extra wheelbarrow. Donuts in the morn and lunch will provided!! Thanks everyone.

Aug 25

Fruit & Greenery Fundraiser 2013

Fruit & Greenery 2013 – Parent Responsibilities

Sales start on Monday, September 30th.
Packets with sales forms and pricing information will be passed out at the meeting on 9/30. If your son can not attend this meeting, contact his Patrol Leader to get the packet.

Sale Ends on Monday, October 28th.
Completed sales forms must be turned in at this meeting. No late orders will be accepted. If your son can not attend this meeting, you must make arrangements to get the sales sheets turned in on or before this date.

* No money will be accepted at this time

Pickup is scheduled for Tuesday, November 26th.
It is our goal to have both the fruit and greenery available on this date. You must pick up your items between 6:00pm and 8:00pm. If you have other commitments this evening, you will need to make arrangements for someone else to pick up your items. We are unable to hold items for anybody.

* This date is tentative. We have been very successful in predicting the delivery date, but we are at the mercy of our suppliers and the shipping companies. We will do our best to communicate any changes both at the meetings and via the web site. It is your responsibility to check one or both of these to keep abreast of changes.

Pickup location is A & D Builders Supply
This is the same location we have used for the last 5+ years. So, if you have sold before, you should know where to find us. For new Scouts, the address is:

561 Schrock Rd
Columbus, OH

It is near the intersection of Schrock Rd and Huntley Rd. A map will be included with the sales packet.

Money will be due on Monday, December 16th.
All money (No Cash) is due at the meeting on 12/16. If your son can not attend this meeting, you need to make arrangements to get the money turned in on or before this date.

Checks made out to BSA 365 only. No cash.

Fruit & Greenery 2013 Parent Responsibilities