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& Events for February-June 2000
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June 26:
Even though its summer and we're normally dark, we're having a Court
of Honor tonight at 7:30 p.m. Join us to honor all of our new
Scouts and merit badge recipients. We'll also discuss summer
camp which is only 5 weeks away.
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June 19:
Summer's here; no meeting tonight! Our regular weekly meetings
will resume in September. Be sure to continue to watch this site
for special meetings during the summer, however.
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June 18:
Happy Father's Day! We're back and had a great trip.
Seventeen Scouts and 12 adults paddled down the mighty Colorado, saw
beautiful scenery and Big Horn Sheep, relaxed in a natural sauna, and
experienced some exciting winds. Our thanks to all our drivers
and dads for a wonderful trip!
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June 16:
Departure for the Colorado River trip. Meet at the Scout Shed at
1:30 p.m. for a 2:30 p.m. departure. Please see the checklist
page for this trip.
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June 15:
As of today we have 17 Scouts and 14 adults signed up for the Colorado
River canoeing trip! A
deposit of $50 per person is now due.
We also have 17 Scouts and 4 adults signed up for summer camp at the
Mataguay Scout Reservation. If any other parents were planning
to attend summer camp, please let me know as soon as possible.
You can see who we think is and isn't going to the Colorado River or
summer camp by visiting the Activity Sign-Up list on the "Scouts
Only" page.
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June 12:
No Scout meeting this evening due to school final exams, but there is
a parent's meeting for those adults going on the Colorado River
trip. Meet at Dr. Serxner's office at 7:30 p.m., 747 Foothill
Boulevard, La Canada. We must make final vehicle and food
arrangements tonight. Your
deposit of $50 per person is due no later than Monday evening.
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June 10:
Water/Canoe Safety class, part 2, for new scouts from 2:00 to 4:00
p.m. at the Tujunga YMCA. Enrollment for this class is closed.
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June 5:
Regular meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. We'll make plans for the
Colorado River trip. We will also work on advancement for the
new Scouts.
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June 4:
Water/Canoe Safety class, part 1, for new scouts from 2:00 to 4:00
p.m. at the Tujunga YMCA. Enrollment for this class is closed.
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June 3:
Scout Expo at Santa Anita Park. Mr. Slaughter is in charge of
this event.
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May 28:
Remember our trip to Bodie and Death Valley in April? Well, the
Los Angeles Times reported today on the hottest and coldest places in
the United States yesterday. Guess what? They were Death
Valley at 120º and Bodie at 17º! And it was only a half-day drive
from one to the other. Troop 502 does "extreme"
Scouting!
NOTE:
PRIOR TO MAY THE CALENDAR IS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER INSTEAD OF REVERSE
ORDER, SO OLDER DATES APPEAR FIRST. FURTHER, MOST OF THE APRIL
AND MAY NEWS & EVENTS ENTRIES WERE NOT SAVED SO THE APRIL AND MAY
ENTRIES ARE INCOMPLETE.
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February
7: The Scouts from Troop 502 were pleased to welcome
visiting Senior Webelos from Pack 507 to tonight's meeting. We
hope you enjoyed your visit!
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February
14: Happy Valentine's Day! We again enjoyed a
visit from more Senior Webelos from Pack 507. We look forward to
attending your Blue & Gold Dinner!
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February
21: Happy Vacation Day! In honor of President's
Day weekend and the school holidays today and tomorrow, there will be
no Scout meeting tonight.
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February
25: Plan to attend the Blue & Gold Dinner for Pack 512
and welcome one of our new Scouts!
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February
27: Plan to attend the Blue & Gold Dinner for Pack 507
and welcome six more of our new Scouts!
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February
28: There is will be a regular Scout meeting tonight at
7:30 p.m. This is our last meeting before the Lost Valley trip
and all hands are needed to make the final arrangement and make sure
we get properly fed!
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March
3-5: Lost Valley High Adventure and shooting sports
weekend! We assemble at the Scout Shed at 6:00 p.m. Friday for a
7:00 p.m. departure. Return will be by 4:00 p.m. on
Sunday. All Scouts need a sleeping bag; warm, layered clothing;
extra socks and shoes; the Ten Essentials (no maps required); $15-20
for food on the road; and the shooting permission slips (which can be
downloaded at the "for parents" page).
PLEASE NOTE: The weather forecast is
deteriorating and the probability of some rain and possible snow is
increasing. Please be sure all Scouts have adequate clothing
(and clothing changes) for these conditions. Rain gear is
essential.
SAN
DIEGO COUNTY MOUNTAINS-
230 PM PST FRI MAR 3 2000
>TONIGHT...MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED SHOWERS AND ISOLATED
THUNDERSTORMS. SNOW LEVEL NEAR 5000 FT. AREAS OF DENSE FOG. LOCAL
SOUTHEAST WINDS TO 25 MPH. LOWS IN THE 30S. CHANCE OF MEASURABLE
PRECIPITATION...50 PERCENT.
>SATURDAY...VARIABLE CLOUDS WITH A CHANCE OF SHOWERS OR
THUNDERSTORMS. SNOW LEVEL NEAR 5000 FT. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S TO
LOWER 50S. CHANCE OF MEASURABLE PRECIPITATION...40 PERCENT.
>SATURDAY NIGHT...INCREASING CLOUDS WITH A SLIGHT CHANCE OF SHOWERS
LATE. SNOW LEVEL NEAR 5500 FT. LOWS IN THE 30S. CHANCE OF MEASURABLE
PRECIPITATION...20 PERCENT.
>SUNDAY...SHOWERS LIKELY. SNOW LEVEL LOWERING TO NEAR 4000 FT.
AREAS OF DENSE FOG. LOCALLY BREEZY. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 30S TO MID 40S.
CHANCE OF MEASURABLE PRECIPITATION...60 PERCENT.
Directions to Lost Valley: From La Cañada
take the Foothill (210) Freeway east to the San Bernardino (10)
Freeway east. Then take Interstate 15 south through Lake Elsinore.
Continue south for approximately 15 miles to Temecula/Rancho
California. At the end of this community, take Highway 79 south
towards Indio. (Note: Highway 79 also appears at the start of the city
but heads north towards Hemet. Continue on Interstate 15 to the Indio
exit.) Follow Highway 79 as it winds through the communities of Radec,
Aguanga, and Oak Grove. Just beyond Oak Grove, turn left onto
Chihuahua Valley Road for about 6 1/2 miles. The road makes a sharp,
90 degree turn to the right. Straight ahead is a dirt road that is
marked “Lost Valley”. Follow this scenic dirt road for
approximately 11 miles into camp.
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March
6: No meeting tonight because of the full weekend trip to
Lost Valley; see you on the 13th!
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March
5: Everyone returned safely from a memorable trip to Lost
Valley. We had cold, snow, rain, sleet and even some dry
weather. Everyone stayed warm, dry, and was well fed, however,
and it was an exciting trip for all. We even had a 4-wheel
driving adventure leaving camp in the mud and snow. Check out
the "photo album" page for pictures from the trip.
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March
8: We just learned that Daniel V. broke his arm
snowboarding at home (not on a Scout trip!) last weekend and will be
laid up in bed for a few days while the swelling goes down. Best
wishes for a speedy recovery, Daniel. We hope to see you back at the
meetings soon!
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March
13: Regular Scout meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. We
will also make final plans for the upcoming backpacking trip scheduled
for March 18-19.
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Summer
Camp reservations must be submitted to Mataguay by March 15,
and a deposit of $80 must be submitted for each Scout who plans to
attend camp. Please let us know as soon as possible if your are going
to be able to join us at Mataguay. A sign-up list of those who are and
are not attending this and other activities is now being maintained on
the "Scouts Only" page.
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March
20: Regular Scout meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m.
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March
27: Regular Scout meeting tonight but at the special time
of 7:00 p.m.
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April
1-5: Death Valley trip (no meeting on April 3).
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April
3:
No
meeting (Death Valley trip ).
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April
5:
Everyone
has returned home and had a great time. The two misplaced bags
will be brought to the meeting next Monday (April 10th). If the
owners need them earlier, please call Mr. Barnes and make arrangements
directly. Also, would the person who has the Scoutmaster's
yellow walkie-talkie also bring it to that meeting--he misses it!
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April
10: There will be an
Order of the Arrow election tonight.

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