Attached are 3 documents that outline the 2017-2018 Scout Year
o Meetings
o Outdoor, Council, and Community Plan
o School Calendar (Potent

2017 Popcorn Sales
August 16 2017 – Take orders Sales begin
September 16 – Show and Sell Popcorn Sales begin
October 28 – Popcorn Sale Ends
Contact: Bob Nettesheim for more information

All Boy Scouts are invited to start or continue the Cycling Merit Badge at Camp Crown on June 11th.

Scouts will not be able to complete the Merit Badge, but will get a great start and will be connected to a counselor to continue to work on the badge. The event is hosted by the Bicycle Club of Lake County (BCLC) who will provide both training and road support. The cost for the event is $15 will cover food and drink for the day. Payment will be made to the Bicycle Club of Lake County the day of the event. Every Scout must have a designated adult on the ride with them. An adult can be responsible for more than one Scout.

For more information and to register, go to neic.org/bikingmb.

Saturday, May 27, 2017 9:00 am – 10:00 am

Gather at the Veteran’s Memorial within Lakeside Cemetery, on Lake Street, at 9 a.m. After a brief program, Scouting units will be divided into groups to place flags at Veterans’ gravesites.

NEW! Each scout in attendance will receive a patch as a Thank You from our American Legion members.

There will not be a troop meeting on Monday, 4/10/17 due to holy week services at St. Joe's. The MaKaJaWan presentation was rescheduled to the following Monday (4/17/17).

Please find attached the flower form from last year and this year's order form. You can either choose to print them off or send them along to your customers. The brochure from last year is attached to give you an idea of what some of the flowers look like. Please refer to the order spreadsheet for the actual flowers that are available this year.

Pick up date to be determined soon based up Troop availability and delivery site availability. Looking at using the Lake County Fair Grounds again this year.

Please remember that Scouts as well as the Troop benefit from the sales of flowers. The prices are competitive, the flowers are beautiful and what neighbor does not buy flowers.

Let me know if you have any questions,
Mrs. Sanderson
847-714-5452
natonians@aol.com