Troop 664 North Olmsted OH

All Scouts Weekend Update from Ms. Riddlebaugh

Troop 664 traditionally holds a Court of Honor and family potluck during the All Scouts Weekend campout. This year it will be held on Saturday, June 9, 2012 in North Olmsted Park with the dinner beginning at 6 p.m.

and the ceremony around 7 p.m. The troop provides the main dish (turkey cooked at camp), beverages (bug juice and water), and plates/cups/bowls/plastic silverware/napkins. Please arrive a bit before

6 p.m. with the dish you are sharing and two serving spoons or forks for it as needed. It is a good idea to bring folding chairs as well. We may also need additional folding tables – ask Harry Barnes or Jeff Campbell about this. Below is a suggestion of what to bring based either on what you said you would bring in past years, what someone who has moved on brought in earlier years, or what you told me you could bring if I happened to manage to catch you at the park at the Memorial Day ceremony.

 

Anderson – dessert

 

Beatrez – out of town

 

Becker – chips, Fritos, and/or similar munchies

 

Bir – rolls & butter, cheesy potatoes

 

Campbell – dessert

 

Carlton – buttered corn

 

Chalker – fruit

 

Davies – green beans or similar

 

Duncan – brocolli salad

 

Dunn – dessert (brownies?)

 

Furin – out of town

 

Haas – baked beans

 

Johr – stuffing

 

Meike – raw veggies such as carrots, cucumber, etc. and dip

 

O’Halloran – pasta salad

 

Phillips – sheet pizza

 

Riddlebaugh – brownies or cookies

 

Schultz – fruit at wedding, Riddlebaugh will bring instead

 

Sherman – mashed potatoes

 

Telzrow – dessert

 

Venkatasubramaniam – vegetarian dish

 

*/Questions about food part or if you won’t be attending – call Becky Riddlebaugh at 440-235-0211 before next week’s meeting so we can adjust food. /*

 

Just as a reminder, boys should wear their class A uniform (Scout shirt, neckerchief and slide, “dress” (khaki type) shorts or pants, dress shoes or hiking boots) and moms should remember their red ribbon. (Moms – ask Harry Barnes or Jeff Campbell if you haven’t yet received your red ribbon.)