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		Wednesday March 1	Thursday March 2	Friday March 3	Saturday March 4 All Day Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Saturday March 4 – Sunday March 5 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Columbus, Ga Hey there! The weather is looking awesome for our upcoming camping trip! Make sure to pack appropriately – it’s super important. Scouts (and parents too) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they don’t have the uniform, the red Pack 345 shirt is a good alternative. The day will be nice and warm with a cool evening. A warm jacket and sleeping bags should be packed for the nighttime. And don’t forget to bring water bottles and a few snacks to avoid any hangry moments.We’ll be camping in tents, so if you need any supplies, let us know ASAP and we’ll make sure to help you out. We’re all meeting up at the Fort Benning Visitor Centerat 9 am on Saturday, March 4th. It’s about a 2-hour drive, so keep that in mind. Oh, and make sure you have the Guide On Military app on your phone to get around Fort Benning.The weather is looking great! Packing appropriately is important. Scouts (and parents if you have them) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they do not have the uniform, their red Pack 345 shirt is the alternate. Everyone should have water bottles and a few snacks for the daytime to avoid the hangry youths. This is a tent-camping event. If you are in need of supplies, please respond quickly for the Pack members to assist.We are meeting at Fort Benning Visitor Center at 9 am on Saturday morning, March 4th. Allow for about 2 hours drive-time. To navigate around Fort Benning, you will need the Guide On Militaryapp on your mobile device. Please be sure to get with your Dens to plan for your Den shared breakfast on Sunday morning.Firewood Request: If you have any dry firewood laying around, please bring a few logs (or buy a bag). This will fuel our communal campfire, especially since everything there will be wet.AgendaSaturday09:00-09:30 Arrival at Fort Benning10:00 Join the hosting unit at the Visitor Center10:15 – 12:00 Pack 345 joins the hosting unit in the Training Village while they conduct a training exercise12:00 – 13:00 The Army is providing us with an MRE lunch. If you haven’t had one before you are in for a treat… and maybe a mini Tabasco bottle to keep🌶️13:00 Finish lunch and close out our training and head over to the National Museum of the Infantry13:30 – 17:00 Activities at the museum and time to take in the history and experience17:00 Set up camp and have a big Pack 345 spaghetti dinner followed by a campfire and good times, maybe even some sleepSundaySunrise Rise & Shine Campers! Breakfast with your Den and tear-down camp. Sweep the campground for any trash and forgotten itemsReference LinksDestination: https://goo.gl/maps/cbnms5w4BrCXvgLK6Map of Campground: https://media.trooptrack.com/troop_documents/68494/document/original/Cub-Scout_Medical-Form.pdfCampground: https://benning.armymwr.com/ucheecreekcampgroundApp for Navigation: https://guideonmilitary.com/homeContactsChris Stevens: 404.374.2115Tom Burrell: 404.790.3241WAIVER for Fort Benning (one is for the adult/s and the other for the youth/s. I made it auto-populate most fields to speed it up)MEDICAL FORM for your Adults and Youths	Sunday March 5 All Day Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Saturday March 4 – Sunday March 5 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Columbus, Ga Hey there! The weather is looking awesome for our upcoming camping trip! Make sure to pack appropriately – it’s super important. Scouts (and parents too) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they don’t have the uniform, the red Pack 345 shirt is a good alternative. The day will be nice and warm with a cool evening. A warm jacket and sleeping bags should be packed for the nighttime. And don’t forget to bring water bottles and a few snacks to avoid any hangry moments.We’ll be camping in tents, so if you need any supplies, let us know ASAP and we’ll make sure to help you out. We’re all meeting up at the Fort Benning Visitor Centerat 9 am on Saturday, March 4th. It’s about a 2-hour drive, so keep that in mind. Oh, and make sure you have the Guide On Military app on your phone to get around Fort Benning.The weather is looking great! Packing appropriately is important. Scouts (and parents if you have them) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they do not have the uniform, their red Pack 345 shirt is the alternate. Everyone should have water bottles and a few snacks for the daytime to avoid the hangry youths. This is a tent-camping event. If you are in need of supplies, please respond quickly for the Pack members to assist.We are meeting at Fort Benning Visitor Center at 9 am on Saturday morning, March 4th. Allow for about 2 hours drive-time. To navigate around Fort Benning, you will need the Guide On Militaryapp on your mobile device. Please be sure to get with your Dens to plan for your Den shared breakfast on Sunday morning.Firewood Request: If you have any dry firewood laying around, please bring a few logs (or buy a bag). This will fuel our communal campfire, especially since everything there will be wet.AgendaSaturday09:00-09:30 Arrival at Fort Benning10:00 Join the hosting unit at the Visitor Center10:15 – 12:00 Pack 345 joins the hosting unit in the Training Village while they conduct a training exercise12:00 – 13:00 The Army is providing us with an MRE lunch. If you haven’t had one before you are in for a treat… and maybe a mini Tabasco bottle to keep🌶️13:00 Finish lunch and close out our training and head over to the National Museum of the Infantry13:30 – 17:00 Activities at the museum and time to take in the history and experience17:00 Set up camp and have a big Pack 345 spaghetti dinner followed by a campfire and good times, maybe even some sleepSundaySunrise Rise & Shine Campers! Breakfast with your Den and tear-down camp. Sweep the campground for any trash and forgotten itemsReference LinksDestination: https://goo.gl/maps/cbnms5w4BrCXvgLK6Map of Campground: https://media.trooptrack.com/troop_documents/68494/document/original/Cub-Scout_Medical-Form.pdfCampground: https://benning.armymwr.com/ucheecreekcampgroundApp for Navigation: https://guideonmilitary.com/homeContactsChris Stevens: 404.374.2115Tom Burrell: 404.790.3241WAIVER for Fort Benning (one is for the adult/s and the other for the youth/s. I made it auto-populate most fields to speed it up)MEDICAL FORM for your Adults and Youths
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Monday March 13 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm CANCELED - Monthly Committee Meeting 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm CANCELED - Monthly Committee Meeting CANCELEDWe will schedule a call for next week to align on the campout.	Tuesday March 14	Wednesday March 15	Thursday March 16	Friday March 17	Saturday March 18 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting McDaniels Park (Lower Campus) Hello Wolves!It was a fun den meeting today achieving our Howl at the Moon requirement. And we’ve got some good skits for the upcoming campfire programs!Our next den meeting will be on March 18th @ 3:00pm. Please mark your calendars.Hope to see you at the Big Trip next weekend at Fort Banning! I’ll check-in a bit later in the week with additional info. If you have not RSVP’d for the trip, please do so.Thank you,Todd Desrosiers	Sunday March 19
Monday March 20	Tuesday March 21	Wednesday March 22 9:00 pm – 9:30 pm Planning Call for Spring Campout 9:00 pm – 9:30 pm Planning Call for Spring Campout https://axon.zoom.us/j/2807204499 Meeting to discuss the campout this weekend with Den leaders.Campout Agenda and details here:https://pack345.trooptrack.com/plan/events/1426789	Thursday March 23	Friday March 24 All Day Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) Friday March 24 – Sunday March 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) 218 Scout Road, Covington GA 30016 Bert Adams Scout Camp218 Scout Rd, Covington, GA 30016Bert Adams MapCampsites: Washington, RevereFire Ring; Mead 3/25 6-10pmGorman Field 3/25 10am-4pmFriday, March 24thArrival after 4pm on Friday. No planned activities. Families arrive, find their dens, and set up camp. Supper on their own. Quiet hours begin at 10pm.Saturday, March 25th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast with dens/families for all presentDens determine plans9:00 – 9:30 AMMorning GatheringPack and den leaders9:30 AM – 12:00 PMLiger/Lion Hike (Boys Lions, Girls Lions and Girls Tigers are doing a combined hike to fulfill some requirements) All in the pack are welcome to Join us, also a good time to do fishing or explore the camporee.Den leaders’ choice12:00 – 2:00 PMLunch + free time; practice skitsDen leaders’ choice2:00 – 3:30 PMDen activities, such as adventure requirementsPack and den leaders3:30 – 4:30 PMFree time for scoutsSupper preparationCampfire coordinators build campfireDessert Drop offDen leaders and den families5:00 – 6:00 PMSupper as dens/familiesScouts clean up and get in Class A uniformDessert competition set-up at location TBDDen leaders and families6:00 – 6:30 PMDessert served to all scouts and family membersPack and den leaders6:30 – 6:45 PMScouts and families assemble at campfireDen leaders and families6:45 – 7:45 PMCampfire (at Mead Fire ring)Pack and den leaders7:45 – 9:00 PMCampfire dismissed; Den timeAll dens9:00 PMQuiet hours begin; Get ready for bedAll families10:00 PMQuite hours begin for all campersAll familiesSunday, March 26th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast as densDen leaders and volunteers9:00 – 9:30 AMScout’s Own Service at campfire ringPack and den leaders9:30 – 11:00 AMCampsite take-down and clean upAll families12:00 PMAll campers must leave Bert Adams Scout CampAll familiesEMERGENCY PROCEDURES Bert Adams Scout Camp 01May19Note: This procedure is a brief outline of the most common emergencies that might occur on camp.Detailed information is contained in the AAC Bert Adams Scout Camp Emergency Action Plan (EAP).EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: Emergency phone numbers will be posted next to all phones in camp; at the main kiosk, Program areas, Campsites and other areas at camp. A text messaging system will be used to supplement communications for large events.A. WEATHER RELATED EMERGENCIES:Camp Management makes every reasonable effort to monitor weather conditions that may pose a threat to the health and safety of the camp. Unit Leaders are ultimately responsible for the safety of their Scouts, and are strongly encouraged to use good judgment when a possible threat exists. The camp is supplied with weather notification and lightning threat detection equipment. We also have a Camp Emergency System (CES) that broadcasts sirens for weather emergencies.1. LIGHTNING;a. Cease all activities in open areas of camp, when the threat is noticed or communicated. Follow established lightning guidelines.b. Keep Scouts in hard shelters or shelters with roofs. Do not let them gather in large groups. If someone is injured from a storm, send for help as soon as it is safe to do so.2. SEVERE STORMS, TORNADO WATCH AND TORNADO:a. Should a windstorm or tornado warning be known, you will be notified by the camp emergency siren. The siren will be activated by Ranges and/or County EMA:a. IF you HEAR ANY Siren please seek Shelter IMMEDIATELY.b. SHELTER: If you are in the immediate vicinity of AC, Gorman, Staff Shower Houses, Bathrooms at Jamison or the Dining Hall, then seek shelter there. Otherwise, find a ditch or low area, spread out and keep as low to the ground as possible. If you are near any Camp Building, go inside or as close to the building walls as possible.c. You will be notified by the Camp Emergency System when the threat has passed and by Campmasters/RangersThe all clear siren is a single 30 second Blast. You may resume normal activities.3. FLOODING:a. The risk of flooding is unlikely.b. Stay away from streams and the lake’s edge during heavy rains.B. SERIOUS INJURY OR ILLNESS:1. Administer First Aid as appropriate for the nature of the injury or the illness.2. Notify unit leader3. Contact the Campmaster or Ranger4. Keep the patient calm. Do Not attempt to move or transport.C. FIRES:1. Campers and staff should be careful with fires. Units should familiarize themselves with the Unit Fire Guard Plan prior to arriving at camp. In the event of a fire.2. Procedure:a. Fire Reported:1. Contact Campmaster/Ranger2. Contact 911 if needed3. If comfortable those in the fire area can use use available fire-fighting equipment to contain the fire, use shovels and fire rakes, shoveling dirt into the fire.D. LOST OR MISSING SCOUT:1. ASSEMBLE YOUR TROOP ! A bed or tent check is not sufficient—assemble your Scouts in one place andpersonally check your troop.2. CHECK EACH TENT ! While the troop is assembled, have the Senior Patrol Leader and an adult leader check each tent to make sure all Scouts are assembled.3. CHECK AREAS; Check any area where you suspect that the scout might be found.********** If at this point, you have not found the missing scout, then proceed with the following:4. FILE A REPORT: Contact Ranger/Campmaster5. PROVIDE INFO: Be prepared to provide complete information such as: description, last place seen, favorite activities, emotional state, medical issues, & any other information that would be helpful in finding the scout.E. OTHER EMERGENCIES: Depending upon the nature of the emergencies, camp staff will communicate necessary information to the camp, based on the nature of the threat.Medical Forms are Required: https://pack345.trooptrack.com/share/pages/53660	Saturday March 25 All Day Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) Friday March 24 – Sunday March 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) 218 Scout Road, Covington GA 30016 Bert Adams Scout Camp218 Scout Rd, Covington, GA 30016Bert Adams MapCampsites: Washington, RevereFire Ring; Mead 3/25 6-10pmGorman Field 3/25 10am-4pmFriday, March 24thArrival after 4pm on Friday. No planned activities. Families arrive, find their dens, and set up camp. Supper on their own. Quiet hours begin at 10pm.Saturday, March 25th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast with dens/families for all presentDens determine plans9:00 – 9:30 AMMorning GatheringPack and den leaders9:30 AM – 12:00 PMLiger/Lion Hike (Boys Lions, Girls Lions and Girls Tigers are doing a combined hike to fulfill some requirements) All in the pack are welcome to Join us, also a good time to do fishing or explore the camporee.Den leaders’ choice12:00 – 2:00 PMLunch + free time; practice skitsDen leaders’ choice2:00 – 3:30 PMDen activities, such as adventure requirementsPack and den leaders3:30 – 4:30 PMFree time for scoutsSupper preparationCampfire coordinators build campfireDessert Drop offDen leaders and den families5:00 – 6:00 PMSupper as dens/familiesScouts clean up and get in Class A uniformDessert competition set-up at location TBDDen leaders and families6:00 – 6:30 PMDessert served to all scouts and family membersPack and den leaders6:30 – 6:45 PMScouts and families assemble at campfireDen leaders and families6:45 – 7:45 PMCampfire (at Mead Fire ring)Pack and den leaders7:45 – 9:00 PMCampfire dismissed; Den timeAll dens9:00 PMQuiet hours begin; Get ready for bedAll families10:00 PMQuite hours begin for all campersAll familiesSunday, March 26th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast as densDen leaders and volunteers9:00 – 9:30 AMScout’s Own Service at campfire ringPack and den leaders9:30 – 11:00 AMCampsite take-down and clean upAll families12:00 PMAll campers must leave Bert Adams Scout CampAll familiesEMERGENCY PROCEDURES Bert Adams Scout Camp 01May19Note: This procedure is a brief outline of the most common emergencies that might occur on camp.Detailed information is contained in the AAC Bert Adams Scout Camp Emergency Action Plan (EAP).EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: Emergency phone numbers will be posted next to all phones in camp; at the main kiosk, Program areas, Campsites and other areas at camp. A text messaging system will be used to supplement communications for large events.A. WEATHER RELATED EMERGENCIES:Camp Management makes every reasonable effort to monitor weather conditions that may pose a threat to the health and safety of the camp. Unit Leaders are ultimately responsible for the safety of their Scouts, and are strongly encouraged to use good judgment when a possible threat exists. The camp is supplied with weather notification and lightning threat detection equipment. We also have a Camp Emergency System (CES) that broadcasts sirens for weather emergencies.1. LIGHTNING;a. Cease all activities in open areas of camp, when the threat is noticed or communicated. Follow established lightning guidelines.b. Keep Scouts in hard shelters or shelters with roofs. Do not let them gather in large groups. If someone is injured from a storm, send for help as soon as it is safe to do so.2. SEVERE STORMS, TORNADO WATCH AND TORNADO:a. Should a windstorm or tornado warning be known, you will be notified by the camp emergency siren. The siren will be activated by Ranges and/or County EMA:a. IF you HEAR ANY Siren please seek Shelter IMMEDIATELY.b. SHELTER: If you are in the immediate vicinity of AC, Gorman, Staff Shower Houses, Bathrooms at Jamison or the Dining Hall, then seek shelter there. Otherwise, find a ditch or low area, spread out and keep as low to the ground as possible. If you are near any Camp Building, go inside or as close to the building walls as possible.c. You will be notified by the Camp Emergency System when the threat has passed and by Campmasters/RangersThe all clear siren is a single 30 second Blast. You may resume normal activities.3. FLOODING:a. The risk of flooding is unlikely.b. Stay away from streams and the lake’s edge during heavy rains.B. SERIOUS INJURY OR ILLNESS:1. Administer First Aid as appropriate for the nature of the injury or the illness.2. Notify unit leader3. Contact the Campmaster or Ranger4. Keep the patient calm. Do Not attempt to move or transport.C. FIRES:1. Campers and staff should be careful with fires. Units should familiarize themselves with the Unit Fire Guard Plan prior to arriving at camp. In the event of a fire.2. Procedure:a. Fire Reported:1. Contact Campmaster/Ranger2. Contact 911 if needed3. If comfortable those in the fire area can use use available fire-fighting equipment to contain the fire, use shovels and fire rakes, shoveling dirt into the fire.D. LOST OR MISSING SCOUT:1. ASSEMBLE YOUR TROOP ! A bed or tent check is not sufficient—assemble your Scouts in one place andpersonally check your troop.2. CHECK EACH TENT ! While the troop is assembled, have the Senior Patrol Leader and an adult leader check each tent to make sure all Scouts are assembled.3. CHECK AREAS; Check any area where you suspect that the scout might be found.********** If at this point, you have not found the missing scout, then proceed with the following:4. FILE A REPORT: Contact Ranger/Campmaster5. PROVIDE INFO: Be prepared to provide complete information such as: description, last place seen, favorite activities, emotional state, medical issues, & any other information that would be helpful in finding the scout.E. OTHER EMERGENCIES: Depending upon the nature of the emergencies, camp staff will communicate necessary information to the camp, based on the nature of the threat.Medical Forms are Required: https://pack345.trooptrack.com/share/pages/53660 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm Webelos Adventure: Cast Iron Chef 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm Webelos Adventure: Cast Iron Chef Bert Adams Hi all,Let’s knock out this Cast Iron Chef requirement at the campout. It looks like we have four families coming: Burrells, Clarkes, Hornes and Potters. I propose: Clarkes on lunch, Hornes and Potters on dinner and Burrells on dessert competition. Sound good? Let’s be sure to involve our scouts in the planning as noted. We can also build a campfire. Let me know your plan, and if you have any suggestions.Webelos Adventure: Cast Iron ChefComplete Requirements 1 and 2 below. Requirement 3 is optional.Plan a menu for a balanced meal for your den or family. Determine the budget for the meal. If possible, shop for the items on your menu. Stay within your budget.Prepare a balanced meal for your den or family. If possible, use one of these methods for preparation of part of the meal: camp stove, Dutch oven, box oven, solar oven, open campfire, or charcoal grill. Demonstrate an understanding of food safety practices while preparing the meal.Use tinder, kindling, and fuel wood to demonstrate how to build a fire in an appropriate outdoor location. If circumstances permit and there is no local restriction on fires, show how to safely light the fire, under the supervision of an adult. After allowing the fire to burn safely, safely extinguish the flames with minimal impact to the fire site	Sunday March 26 All Day Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) Friday March 24 – Sunday March 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) 218 Scout Road, Covington GA 30016 Bert Adams Scout Camp218 Scout Rd, Covington, GA 30016Bert Adams MapCampsites: Washington, RevereFire Ring; Mead 3/25 6-10pmGorman Field 3/25 10am-4pmFriday, March 24thArrival after 4pm on Friday. No planned activities. Families arrive, find their dens, and set up camp. Supper on their own. Quiet hours begin at 10pm.Saturday, March 25th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast with dens/families for all presentDens determine plans9:00 – 9:30 AMMorning GatheringPack and den leaders9:30 AM – 12:00 PMLiger/Lion Hike (Boys Lions, Girls Lions and Girls Tigers are doing a combined hike to fulfill some requirements) All in the pack are welcome to Join us, also a good time to do fishing or explore the camporee.Den leaders’ choice12:00 – 2:00 PMLunch + free time; practice skitsDen leaders’ choice2:00 – 3:30 PMDen activities, such as adventure requirementsPack and den leaders3:30 – 4:30 PMFree time for scoutsSupper preparationCampfire coordinators build campfireDessert Drop offDen leaders and den families5:00 – 6:00 PMSupper as dens/familiesScouts clean up and get in Class A uniformDessert competition set-up at location TBDDen leaders and families6:00 – 6:30 PMDessert served to all scouts and family membersPack and den leaders6:30 – 6:45 PMScouts and families assemble at campfireDen leaders and families6:45 – 7:45 PMCampfire (at Mead Fire ring)Pack and den leaders7:45 – 9:00 PMCampfire dismissed; Den timeAll dens9:00 PMQuiet hours begin; Get ready for bedAll families10:00 PMQuite hours begin for all campersAll familiesSunday, March 26th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast as densDen leaders and volunteers9:00 – 9:30 AMScout’s Own Service at campfire ringPack and den leaders9:30 – 11:00 AMCampsite take-down and clean upAll families12:00 PMAll campers must leave Bert Adams Scout CampAll familiesEMERGENCY PROCEDURES Bert Adams Scout Camp 01May19Note: This procedure is a brief outline of the most common emergencies that might occur on camp.Detailed information is contained in the AAC Bert Adams Scout Camp Emergency Action Plan (EAP).EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: Emergency phone numbers will be posted next to all phones in camp; at the main kiosk, Program areas, Campsites and other areas at camp. A text messaging system will be used to supplement communications for large events.A. WEATHER RELATED EMERGENCIES:Camp Management makes every reasonable effort to monitor weather conditions that may pose a threat to the health and safety of the camp. Unit Leaders are ultimately responsible for the safety of their Scouts, and are strongly encouraged to use good judgment when a possible threat exists. The camp is supplied with weather notification and lightning threat detection equipment. We also have a Camp Emergency System (CES) that broadcasts sirens for weather emergencies.1. LIGHTNING;a. Cease all activities in open areas of camp, when the threat is noticed or communicated. Follow established lightning guidelines.b. Keep Scouts in hard shelters or shelters with roofs. Do not let them gather in large groups. If someone is injured from a storm, send for help as soon as it is safe to do so.2. SEVERE STORMS, TORNADO WATCH AND TORNADO:a. Should a windstorm or tornado warning be known, you will be notified by the camp emergency siren. The siren will be activated by Ranges and/or County EMA:a. IF you HEAR ANY Siren please seek Shelter IMMEDIATELY.b. SHELTER: If you are in the immediate vicinity of AC, Gorman, Staff Shower Houses, Bathrooms at Jamison or the Dining Hall, then seek shelter there. Otherwise, find a ditch or low area, spread out and keep as low to the ground as possible. If you are near any Camp Building, go inside or as close to the building walls as possible.c. You will be notified by the Camp Emergency System when the threat has passed and by Campmasters/RangersThe all clear siren is a single 30 second Blast. You may resume normal activities.3. FLOODING:a. The risk of flooding is unlikely.b. Stay away from streams and the lake’s edge during heavy rains.B. SERIOUS INJURY OR ILLNESS:1. Administer First Aid as appropriate for the nature of the injury or the illness.2. Notify unit leader3. Contact the Campmaster or Ranger4. Keep the patient calm. Do Not attempt to move or transport.C. FIRES:1. Campers and staff should be careful with fires. Units should familiarize themselves with the Unit Fire Guard Plan prior to arriving at camp. In the event of a fire.2. Procedure:a. Fire Reported:1. Contact Campmaster/Ranger2. Contact 911 if needed3. If comfortable those in the fire area can use use available fire-fighting equipment to contain the fire, use shovels and fire rakes, shoveling dirt into the fire.D. LOST OR MISSING SCOUT:1. ASSEMBLE YOUR TROOP ! A bed or tent check is not sufficient—assemble your Scouts in one place andpersonally check your troop.2. CHECK EACH TENT ! While the troop is assembled, have the Senior Patrol Leader and an adult leader check each tent to make sure all Scouts are assembled.3. CHECK AREAS; Check any area where you suspect that the scout might be found.********** If at this point, you have not found the missing scout, then proceed with the following:4. FILE A REPORT: Contact Ranger/Campmaster5. PROVIDE INFO: Be prepared to provide complete information such as: description, last place seen, favorite activities, emotional state, medical issues, & any other information that would be helpful in finding the scout.E. OTHER EMERGENCIES: Depending upon the nature of the emergencies, camp staff will communicate necessary information to the camp, based on the nature of the threat.Medical Forms are Required: https://pack345.trooptrack.com/share/pages/53660
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Monday April 17	Tuesday April 18	Wednesday April 19 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting McDaniels Park (Lower Campus) Hello Wolves,We have 2 more adventures to go before completing your Wolf requirements and obtaining your Wolf badge!On Wednesday, April 19th, we will meet at McDaniels Park (Lower Campus) to complete the Running With The Pack adventure.Hope to see you there! Please RSVP.Todd Desrosiers (401-662-2774)	Thursday April 20	Friday April 21	Saturday April 22	Sunday April 23 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Lion Den Meeting (Liger Guests) Fire Station Visit 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Lion Den Meeting (Liger Guests) Fire Station Visit Lion and Liger Parents,Lion and Liger Dens are combining for this event. We are visiting Station 23 at 2pm. Hope to have a good turn out and get a great tour of the Dekalb Fire Station. We are asking for Class Bs so have your scout wear their red shirt. There is a parking lot around back we are asked to park in and I recommend car pooling. Those in the Tucker area please ping me directly to get in on my car pool, I should have 4-5 spots available.Station 23:1265 Brockett RoadClarkston, GA 30021Thanks,Chris Brown470-827-9173 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Wolf Girls - Dekalb Fire Station 23 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Wolf Girls - Dekalb Fire Station 23 1265 Brockett Rd, Clarkston, GA 30021
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Monday May 1	Tuesday May 2	Wednesday May 3	Thursday May 4	Friday May 5	Saturday May 6	Sunday May 7 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Blue & Gold Banquet 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Blue & Gold Banquet Frazier-Rowe Park 📍 Location: Frazier-Rowe Park Pavilion, off Lavista Rd, Atlanta, GA🕒 Time: 1 PM – 3 PM🗓 Date: SUNDAY, May 7thThe park’s pavilion will be the perfect spot for our B&G, providing shelter and plenty of space for all the fun activities we have planned. In case you missed our previous email, here’s a quick recap of the festivities:Rank Advancement 🏅: Our scouts have worked hard all year, and it’s time to celebrate their achievements with a special rank advancement ceremony. Please RSVP if you can or cannot make it, so we can be prepared with the advancement materials for your scout.Fun Activities 🎉: We’ll have a variety of entertaining activities for the whole family to enjoy. Expect games, challenges, and lots of laughs!Pizza Party 🍕: What’s a celebration without some delicious grub? We’ll be serving up pizza for everyone to enjoy.Cupcakes Galore 🧁: Don’t forget to save room for dessert!Please RSVP as soon as possible to let us know if you can or cannot make it. We need an accurate headcount to ensure we have enough food, cupcakes, and advancement materials for everyone.We can’t wait to see you at the Blue & Gold Banquet for a fantastic end-of-year celebration! 🎈🎊
Monday May 8	Tuesday May 9	Wednesday May 10	Thursday May 11	Friday May 12	Saturday May 13 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, 450 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, GA 30312 Are you ready for our last Wolf Den Meeting?On Saturday, 5/13, we will not be meeting at the usual spot. Instead, we will be taking an excursion to complete our Duty to God requirement. We will visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park at 10:00am. The visit should take about 2 hours and we can grab lunch afterwards as a group at Fox Bros. BBQ for those that are able. Please RSVP for this event. If there are no responses, or if there will be an extremely low turnout, the event will be cancelled.Looking forward to hearing back from everyone!Thank you,Todd Desrosiers	Sunday May 14
Monday May 15	Tuesday May 16	Wednesday May 17	Thursday May 18	Friday May 19	Saturday May 20	Sunday May 21 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Webelos Adventure: Stronger, Faster, Higher 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Webelos Adventure: Stronger, Faster, Higher Henderson Park Hi everyone,Let’s get our last Webelo’s meeting of the year in just under the wire. We’ll meet at the area off Henderson Road where the garden and playground is. Be ready to get moving! Here are the requirements for Stronger, Faster, Higher that we will be doing: Understand and explain why you should warm up before exercising and cool down afterward. Demonstrate the proper way to warm up and cool down.Do these activities and record your results: 20 yard dash, vertical jump, lifting a 5 pound weight, push-ups, curls, jumping rope.Make an exercise plan that includes at least three physical activities. Carry out your plan for 30 days, and write down your progress each week.Try a new sport that you have never tried before. Earlier this year I think we started this adventure but never completed it. At that time I announced that your Scout should be working on their physical activity plan. If they didn’t knock it out of the park then, now is a good time to revisit that portion of the adventure. If you have any suggestions as to sports that have never been tried, let me know. Right now we are leaning Hackee Sack. That’s a sport right? If we need a field for the sport we decide on, we may have to switch locations. Stay tuned! Thanks,Cameron Horne404-245-7577
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Monday June 5 All Day AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Tuesday June 6 All Day AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Wednesday June 7 All Day AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Thursday June 8 All Day AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Friday June 9 All Day AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Saturday June 10	Sunday June 11
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		Wednesday March 1 1	Thursday March 2 2	Friday March 3 3	Saturday March 4 4 Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Saturday March 4 – Sunday March 5 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Columbus, Ga Hey there! The weather is looking awesome for our upcoming camping trip! Make sure to pack appropriately – it’s super important. Scouts (and parents too) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they don’t have the uniform, the red Pack 345 shirt is a good alternative. The day will be nice and warm with a cool evening. A warm jacket and sleeping bags should be packed for the nighttime. And don’t forget to bring water bottles and a few snacks to avoid any hangry moments.We’ll be camping in tents, so if you need any supplies, let us know ASAP and we’ll make sure to help you out. We’re all meeting up at the Fort Benning Visitor Centerat 9 am on Saturday, March 4th. It’s about a 2-hour drive, so keep that in mind. Oh, and make sure you have the Guide On Military app on your phone to get around Fort Benning.The weather is looking great! Packing appropriately is important. Scouts (and parents if you have them) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they do not have the uniform, their red Pack 345 shirt is the alternate. Everyone should have water bottles and a few snacks for the daytime to avoid the hangry youths. This is a tent-camping event. If you are in need of supplies, please respond quickly for the Pack members to assist.We are meeting at Fort Benning Visitor Center at 9 am on Saturday morning, March 4th. Allow for about 2 hours drive-time. To navigate around Fort Benning, you will need the Guide On Militaryapp on your mobile device. Please be sure to get with your Dens to plan for your Den shared breakfast on Sunday morning.Firewood Request: If you have any dry firewood laying around, please bring a few logs (or buy a bag). This will fuel our communal campfire, especially since everything there will be wet.AgendaSaturday09:00-09:30 Arrival at Fort Benning10:00 Join the hosting unit at the Visitor Center10:15 – 12:00 Pack 345 joins the hosting unit in the Training Village while they conduct a training exercise12:00 – 13:00 The Army is providing us with an MRE lunch. If you haven’t had one before you are in for a treat… and maybe a mini Tabasco bottle to keep🌶️13:00 Finish lunch and close out our training and head over to the National Museum of the Infantry13:30 – 17:00 Activities at the museum and time to take in the history and experience17:00 Set up camp and have a big Pack 345 spaghetti dinner followed by a campfire and good times, maybe even some sleepSundaySunrise Rise & Shine Campers! Breakfast with your Den and tear-down camp. Sweep the campground for any trash and forgotten itemsReference LinksDestination: https://goo.gl/maps/cbnms5w4BrCXvgLK6Map of Campground: https://media.trooptrack.com/troop_documents/68494/document/original/Cub-Scout_Medical-Form.pdfCampground: https://benning.armymwr.com/ucheecreekcampgroundApp for Navigation: https://guideonmilitary.com/homeContactsChris Stevens: 404.374.2115Tom Burrell: 404.790.3241WAIVER for Fort Benning (one is for the adult/s and the other for the youth/s. I made it auto-populate most fields to speed it up)MEDICAL FORM for your Adults and Youths	Sunday March 5 5 Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Saturday March 4 – Sunday March 5 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Pack 345 Big Trip - Fort Benning Columbus, Ga Hey there! The weather is looking awesome for our upcoming camping trip! Make sure to pack appropriately – it’s super important. Scouts (and parents too) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they don’t have the uniform, the red Pack 345 shirt is a good alternative. The day will be nice and warm with a cool evening. A warm jacket and sleeping bags should be packed for the nighttime. And don’t forget to bring water bottles and a few snacks to avoid any hangry moments.We’ll be camping in tents, so if you need any supplies, let us know ASAP and we’ll make sure to help you out. We’re all meeting up at the Fort Benning Visitor Centerat 9 am on Saturday, March 4th. It’s about a 2-hour drive, so keep that in mind. Oh, and make sure you have the Guide On Military app on your phone to get around Fort Benning.The weather is looking great! Packing appropriately is important. Scouts (and parents if you have them) should wear their Class A uniforms. If they do not have the uniform, their red Pack 345 shirt is the alternate. Everyone should have water bottles and a few snacks for the daytime to avoid the hangry youths. This is a tent-camping event. If you are in need of supplies, please respond quickly for the Pack members to assist.We are meeting at Fort Benning Visitor Center at 9 am on Saturday morning, March 4th. Allow for about 2 hours drive-time. To navigate around Fort Benning, you will need the Guide On Militaryapp on your mobile device. Please be sure to get with your Dens to plan for your Den shared breakfast on Sunday morning.Firewood Request: If you have any dry firewood laying around, please bring a few logs (or buy a bag). This will fuel our communal campfire, especially since everything there will be wet.AgendaSaturday09:00-09:30 Arrival at Fort Benning10:00 Join the hosting unit at the Visitor Center10:15 – 12:00 Pack 345 joins the hosting unit in the Training Village while they conduct a training exercise12:00 – 13:00 The Army is providing us with an MRE lunch. If you haven’t had one before you are in for a treat… and maybe a mini Tabasco bottle to keep🌶️13:00 Finish lunch and close out our training and head over to the National Museum of the Infantry13:30 – 17:00 Activities at the museum and time to take in the history and experience17:00 Set up camp and have a big Pack 345 spaghetti dinner followed by a campfire and good times, maybe even some sleepSundaySunrise Rise & Shine Campers! Breakfast with your Den and tear-down camp. Sweep the campground for any trash and forgotten itemsReference LinksDestination: https://goo.gl/maps/cbnms5w4BrCXvgLK6Map of Campground: https://media.trooptrack.com/troop_documents/68494/document/original/Cub-Scout_Medical-Form.pdfCampground: https://benning.armymwr.com/ucheecreekcampgroundApp for Navigation: https://guideonmilitary.com/homeContactsChris Stevens: 404.374.2115Tom Burrell: 404.790.3241WAIVER for Fort Benning (one is for the adult/s and the other for the youth/s. I made it auto-populate most fields to speed it up)MEDICAL FORM for your Adults and Youths
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Monday March 13 13 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm CANCELED - Monthly Committee Meeting 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm CANCELED - Monthly Committee Meeting CANCELEDWe will schedule a call for next week to align on the campout.	Tuesday March 14 14	Wednesday March 15 15	Thursday March 16 16	Friday March 17 17	Saturday March 18 18 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting McDaniels Park (Lower Campus) Hello Wolves!It was a fun den meeting today achieving our Howl at the Moon requirement. And we’ve got some good skits for the upcoming campfire programs!Our next den meeting will be on March 18th @ 3:00pm. Please mark your calendars.Hope to see you at the Big Trip next weekend at Fort Banning! I’ll check-in a bit later in the week with additional info. If you have not RSVP’d for the trip, please do so.Thank you,Todd Desrosiers	Sunday March 19 19
Monday March 20 20	Tuesday March 21 21	Wednesday March 22 22 9:00 pm – 9:30 pm Planning Call for Spring Campout 9:00 pm – 9:30 pm Planning Call for Spring Campout https://axon.zoom.us/j/2807204499 Meeting to discuss the campout this weekend with Den leaders.Campout Agenda and details here:https://pack345.trooptrack.com/plan/events/1426789	Thursday March 23 23	Friday March 24 24 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) Friday March 24 – Sunday March 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) 218 Scout Road, Covington GA 30016 Bert Adams Scout Camp218 Scout Rd, Covington, GA 30016Bert Adams MapCampsites: Washington, RevereFire Ring; Mead 3/25 6-10pmGorman Field 3/25 10am-4pmFriday, March 24thArrival after 4pm on Friday. No planned activities. Families arrive, find their dens, and set up camp. Supper on their own. Quiet hours begin at 10pm.Saturday, March 25th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast with dens/families for all presentDens determine plans9:00 – 9:30 AMMorning GatheringPack and den leaders9:30 AM – 12:00 PMLiger/Lion Hike (Boys Lions, Girls Lions and Girls Tigers are doing a combined hike to fulfill some requirements) All in the pack are welcome to Join us, also a good time to do fishing or explore the camporee.Den leaders’ choice12:00 – 2:00 PMLunch + free time; practice skitsDen leaders’ choice2:00 – 3:30 PMDen activities, such as adventure requirementsPack and den leaders3:30 – 4:30 PMFree time for scoutsSupper preparationCampfire coordinators build campfireDessert Drop offDen leaders and den families5:00 – 6:00 PMSupper as dens/familiesScouts clean up and get in Class A uniformDessert competition set-up at location TBDDen leaders and families6:00 – 6:30 PMDessert served to all scouts and family membersPack and den leaders6:30 – 6:45 PMScouts and families assemble at campfireDen leaders and families6:45 – 7:45 PMCampfire (at Mead Fire ring)Pack and den leaders7:45 – 9:00 PMCampfire dismissed; Den timeAll dens9:00 PMQuiet hours begin; Get ready for bedAll families10:00 PMQuite hours begin for all campersAll familiesSunday, March 26th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast as densDen leaders and volunteers9:00 – 9:30 AMScout’s Own Service at campfire ringPack and den leaders9:30 – 11:00 AMCampsite take-down and clean upAll families12:00 PMAll campers must leave Bert Adams Scout CampAll familiesEMERGENCY PROCEDURES Bert Adams Scout Camp 01May19Note: This procedure is a brief outline of the most common emergencies that might occur on camp.Detailed information is contained in the AAC Bert Adams Scout Camp Emergency Action Plan (EAP).EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: Emergency phone numbers will be posted next to all phones in camp; at the main kiosk, Program areas, Campsites and other areas at camp. A text messaging system will be used to supplement communications for large events.A. WEATHER RELATED EMERGENCIES:Camp Management makes every reasonable effort to monitor weather conditions that may pose a threat to the health and safety of the camp. Unit Leaders are ultimately responsible for the safety of their Scouts, and are strongly encouraged to use good judgment when a possible threat exists. The camp is supplied with weather notification and lightning threat detection equipment. We also have a Camp Emergency System (CES) that broadcasts sirens for weather emergencies.1. LIGHTNING;a. Cease all activities in open areas of camp, when the threat is noticed or communicated. Follow established lightning guidelines.b. Keep Scouts in hard shelters or shelters with roofs. Do not let them gather in large groups. If someone is injured from a storm, send for help as soon as it is safe to do so.2. SEVERE STORMS, TORNADO WATCH AND TORNADO:a. Should a windstorm or tornado warning be known, you will be notified by the camp emergency siren. The siren will be activated by Ranges and/or County EMA:a. IF you HEAR ANY Siren please seek Shelter IMMEDIATELY.b. SHELTER: If you are in the immediate vicinity of AC, Gorman, Staff Shower Houses, Bathrooms at Jamison or the Dining Hall, then seek shelter there. Otherwise, find a ditch or low area, spread out and keep as low to the ground as possible. If you are near any Camp Building, go inside or as close to the building walls as possible.c. You will be notified by the Camp Emergency System when the threat has passed and by Campmasters/RangersThe all clear siren is a single 30 second Blast. You may resume normal activities.3. FLOODING:a. The risk of flooding is unlikely.b. Stay away from streams and the lake’s edge during heavy rains.B. SERIOUS INJURY OR ILLNESS:1. Administer First Aid as appropriate for the nature of the injury or the illness.2. Notify unit leader3. Contact the Campmaster or Ranger4. Keep the patient calm. Do Not attempt to move or transport.C. FIRES:1. Campers and staff should be careful with fires. Units should familiarize themselves with the Unit Fire Guard Plan prior to arriving at camp. In the event of a fire.2. Procedure:a. Fire Reported:1. Contact Campmaster/Ranger2. Contact 911 if needed3. If comfortable those in the fire area can use use available fire-fighting equipment to contain the fire, use shovels and fire rakes, shoveling dirt into the fire.D. LOST OR MISSING SCOUT:1. ASSEMBLE YOUR TROOP ! A bed or tent check is not sufficient—assemble your Scouts in one place andpersonally check your troop.2. CHECK EACH TENT ! While the troop is assembled, have the Senior Patrol Leader and an adult leader check each tent to make sure all Scouts are assembled.3. CHECK AREAS; Check any area where you suspect that the scout might be found.********** If at this point, you have not found the missing scout, then proceed with the following:4. FILE A REPORT: Contact Ranger/Campmaster5. PROVIDE INFO: Be prepared to provide complete information such as: description, last place seen, favorite activities, emotional state, medical issues, & any other information that would be helpful in finding the scout.E. OTHER EMERGENCIES: Depending upon the nature of the emergencies, camp staff will communicate necessary information to the camp, based on the nature of the threat.Medical Forms are Required: https://pack345.trooptrack.com/share/pages/53660	Saturday March 25 25 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) Friday March 24 – Sunday March 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) 218 Scout Road, Covington GA 30016 Bert Adams Scout Camp218 Scout Rd, Covington, GA 30016Bert Adams MapCampsites: Washington, RevereFire Ring; Mead 3/25 6-10pmGorman Field 3/25 10am-4pmFriday, March 24thArrival after 4pm on Friday. No planned activities. Families arrive, find their dens, and set up camp. Supper on their own. Quiet hours begin at 10pm.Saturday, March 25th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast with dens/families for all presentDens determine plans9:00 – 9:30 AMMorning GatheringPack and den leaders9:30 AM – 12:00 PMLiger/Lion Hike (Boys Lions, Girls Lions and Girls Tigers are doing a combined hike to fulfill some requirements) All in the pack are welcome to Join us, also a good time to do fishing or explore the camporee.Den leaders’ choice12:00 – 2:00 PMLunch + free time; practice skitsDen leaders’ choice2:00 – 3:30 PMDen activities, such as adventure requirementsPack and den leaders3:30 – 4:30 PMFree time for scoutsSupper preparationCampfire coordinators build campfireDessert Drop offDen leaders and den families5:00 – 6:00 PMSupper as dens/familiesScouts clean up and get in Class A uniformDessert competition set-up at location TBDDen leaders and families6:00 – 6:30 PMDessert served to all scouts and family membersPack and den leaders6:30 – 6:45 PMScouts and families assemble at campfireDen leaders and families6:45 – 7:45 PMCampfire (at Mead Fire ring)Pack and den leaders7:45 – 9:00 PMCampfire dismissed; Den timeAll dens9:00 PMQuiet hours begin; Get ready for bedAll families10:00 PMQuite hours begin for all campersAll familiesSunday, March 26th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast as densDen leaders and volunteers9:00 – 9:30 AMScout’s Own Service at campfire ringPack and den leaders9:30 – 11:00 AMCampsite take-down and clean upAll families12:00 PMAll campers must leave Bert Adams Scout CampAll familiesEMERGENCY PROCEDURES Bert Adams Scout Camp 01May19Note: This procedure is a brief outline of the most common emergencies that might occur on camp.Detailed information is contained in the AAC Bert Adams Scout Camp Emergency Action Plan (EAP).EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: Emergency phone numbers will be posted next to all phones in camp; at the main kiosk, Program areas, Campsites and other areas at camp. A text messaging system will be used to supplement communications for large events.A. WEATHER RELATED EMERGENCIES:Camp Management makes every reasonable effort to monitor weather conditions that may pose a threat to the health and safety of the camp. Unit Leaders are ultimately responsible for the safety of their Scouts, and are strongly encouraged to use good judgment when a possible threat exists. The camp is supplied with weather notification and lightning threat detection equipment. We also have a Camp Emergency System (CES) that broadcasts sirens for weather emergencies.1. LIGHTNING;a. Cease all activities in open areas of camp, when the threat is noticed or communicated. Follow established lightning guidelines.b. Keep Scouts in hard shelters or shelters with roofs. Do not let them gather in large groups. If someone is injured from a storm, send for help as soon as it is safe to do so.2. SEVERE STORMS, TORNADO WATCH AND TORNADO:a. Should a windstorm or tornado warning be known, you will be notified by the camp emergency siren. The siren will be activated by Ranges and/or County EMA:a. IF you HEAR ANY Siren please seek Shelter IMMEDIATELY.b. SHELTER: If you are in the immediate vicinity of AC, Gorman, Staff Shower Houses, Bathrooms at Jamison or the Dining Hall, then seek shelter there. Otherwise, find a ditch or low area, spread out and keep as low to the ground as possible. If you are near any Camp Building, go inside or as close to the building walls as possible.c. You will be notified by the Camp Emergency System when the threat has passed and by Campmasters/RangersThe all clear siren is a single 30 second Blast. You may resume normal activities.3. FLOODING:a. The risk of flooding is unlikely.b. Stay away from streams and the lake’s edge during heavy rains.B. SERIOUS INJURY OR ILLNESS:1. Administer First Aid as appropriate for the nature of the injury or the illness.2. Notify unit leader3. Contact the Campmaster or Ranger4. Keep the patient calm. Do Not attempt to move or transport.C. FIRES:1. Campers and staff should be careful with fires. Units should familiarize themselves with the Unit Fire Guard Plan prior to arriving at camp. In the event of a fire.2. Procedure:a. Fire Reported:1. Contact Campmaster/Ranger2. Contact 911 if needed3. If comfortable those in the fire area can use use available fire-fighting equipment to contain the fire, use shovels and fire rakes, shoveling dirt into the fire.D. LOST OR MISSING SCOUT:1. ASSEMBLE YOUR TROOP ! A bed or tent check is not sufficient—assemble your Scouts in one place andpersonally check your troop.2. CHECK EACH TENT ! While the troop is assembled, have the Senior Patrol Leader and an adult leader check each tent to make sure all Scouts are assembled.3. CHECK AREAS; Check any area where you suspect that the scout might be found.********** If at this point, you have not found the missing scout, then proceed with the following:4. FILE A REPORT: Contact Ranger/Campmaster5. PROVIDE INFO: Be prepared to provide complete information such as: description, last place seen, favorite activities, emotional state, medical issues, & any other information that would be helpful in finding the scout.E. OTHER EMERGENCIES: Depending upon the nature of the emergencies, camp staff will communicate necessary information to the camp, based on the nature of the threat.Medical Forms are Required: https://pack345.trooptrack.com/share/pages/53660 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm Webelos Adventure: Cast Iron Chef 12:00 pm – 7:00 pm Webelos Adventure: Cast Iron Chef Bert Adams Hi all,Let’s knock out this Cast Iron Chef requirement at the campout. It looks like we have four families coming: Burrells, Clarkes, Hornes and Potters. I propose: Clarkes on lunch, Hornes and Potters on dinner and Burrells on dessert competition. Sound good? Let’s be sure to involve our scouts in the planning as noted. We can also build a campfire. Let me know your plan, and if you have any suggestions.Webelos Adventure: Cast Iron ChefComplete Requirements 1 and 2 below. Requirement 3 is optional.Plan a menu for a balanced meal for your den or family. Determine the budget for the meal. If possible, shop for the items on your menu. Stay within your budget.Prepare a balanced meal for your den or family. If possible, use one of these methods for preparation of part of the meal: camp stove, Dutch oven, box oven, solar oven, open campfire, or charcoal grill. Demonstrate an understanding of food safety practices while preparing the meal.Use tinder, kindling, and fuel wood to demonstrate how to build a fire in an appropriate outdoor location. If circumstances permit and there is no local restriction on fires, show how to safely light the fire, under the supervision of an adult. After allowing the fire to burn safely, safely extinguish the flames with minimal impact to the fire site	Sunday March 26 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) Friday March 24 – Sunday March 26 Pack 345 2023 Spring Campout (Bert Adams) 218 Scout Road, Covington GA 30016 Bert Adams Scout Camp218 Scout Rd, Covington, GA 30016Bert Adams MapCampsites: Washington, RevereFire Ring; Mead 3/25 6-10pmGorman Field 3/25 10am-4pmFriday, March 24thArrival after 4pm on Friday. No planned activities. Families arrive, find their dens, and set up camp. Supper on their own. Quiet hours begin at 10pm.Saturday, March 25th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast with dens/families for all presentDens determine plans9:00 – 9:30 AMMorning GatheringPack and den leaders9:30 AM – 12:00 PMLiger/Lion Hike (Boys Lions, Girls Lions and Girls Tigers are doing a combined hike to fulfill some requirements) All in the pack are welcome to Join us, also a good time to do fishing or explore the camporee.Den leaders’ choice12:00 – 2:00 PMLunch + free time; practice skitsDen leaders’ choice2:00 – 3:30 PMDen activities, such as adventure requirementsPack and den leaders3:30 – 4:30 PMFree time for scoutsSupper preparationCampfire coordinators build campfireDessert Drop offDen leaders and den families5:00 – 6:00 PMSupper as dens/familiesScouts clean up and get in Class A uniformDessert competition set-up at location TBDDen leaders and families6:00 – 6:30 PMDessert served to all scouts and family membersPack and den leaders6:30 – 6:45 PMScouts and families assemble at campfireDen leaders and families6:45 – 7:45 PMCampfire (at Mead Fire ring)Pack and den leaders7:45 – 9:00 PMCampfire dismissed; Den timeAll dens9:00 PMQuiet hours begin; Get ready for bedAll families10:00 PMQuite hours begin for all campersAll familiesSunday, March 26th7:00 – 9:00 AMBreakfast as densDen leaders and volunteers9:00 – 9:30 AMScout’s Own Service at campfire ringPack and den leaders9:30 – 11:00 AMCampsite take-down and clean upAll families12:00 PMAll campers must leave Bert Adams Scout CampAll familiesEMERGENCY PROCEDURES Bert Adams Scout Camp 01May19Note: This procedure is a brief outline of the most common emergencies that might occur on camp.Detailed information is contained in the AAC Bert Adams Scout Camp Emergency Action Plan (EAP).EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBERS: Emergency phone numbers will be posted next to all phones in camp; at the main kiosk, Program areas, Campsites and other areas at camp. A text messaging system will be used to supplement communications for large events.A. WEATHER RELATED EMERGENCIES:Camp Management makes every reasonable effort to monitor weather conditions that may pose a threat to the health and safety of the camp. Unit Leaders are ultimately responsible for the safety of their Scouts, and are strongly encouraged to use good judgment when a possible threat exists. The camp is supplied with weather notification and lightning threat detection equipment. We also have a Camp Emergency System (CES) that broadcasts sirens for weather emergencies.1. LIGHTNING;a. Cease all activities in open areas of camp, when the threat is noticed or communicated. Follow established lightning guidelines.b. Keep Scouts in hard shelters or shelters with roofs. Do not let them gather in large groups. If someone is injured from a storm, send for help as soon as it is safe to do so.2. SEVERE STORMS, TORNADO WATCH AND TORNADO:a. Should a windstorm or tornado warning be known, you will be notified by the camp emergency siren. The siren will be activated by Ranges and/or County EMA:a. IF you HEAR ANY Siren please seek Shelter IMMEDIATELY.b. SHELTER: If you are in the immediate vicinity of AC, Gorman, Staff Shower Houses, Bathrooms at Jamison or the Dining Hall, then seek shelter there. Otherwise, find a ditch or low area, spread out and keep as low to the ground as possible. If you are near any Camp Building, go inside or as close to the building walls as possible.c. You will be notified by the Camp Emergency System when the threat has passed and by Campmasters/RangersThe all clear siren is a single 30 second Blast. You may resume normal activities.3. FLOODING:a. The risk of flooding is unlikely.b. Stay away from streams and the lake’s edge during heavy rains.B. SERIOUS INJURY OR ILLNESS:1. Administer First Aid as appropriate for the nature of the injury or the illness.2. Notify unit leader3. Contact the Campmaster or Ranger4. Keep the patient calm. Do Not attempt to move or transport.C. FIRES:1. Campers and staff should be careful with fires. Units should familiarize themselves with the Unit Fire Guard Plan prior to arriving at camp. In the event of a fire.2. Procedure:a. Fire Reported:1. Contact Campmaster/Ranger2. Contact 911 if needed3. If comfortable those in the fire area can use use available fire-fighting equipment to contain the fire, use shovels and fire rakes, shoveling dirt into the fire.D. LOST OR MISSING SCOUT:1. ASSEMBLE YOUR TROOP ! A bed or tent check is not sufficient—assemble your Scouts in one place andpersonally check your troop.2. CHECK EACH TENT ! While the troop is assembled, have the Senior Patrol Leader and an adult leader check each tent to make sure all Scouts are assembled.3. CHECK AREAS; Check any area where you suspect that the scout might be found.********** If at this point, you have not found the missing scout, then proceed with the following:4. FILE A REPORT: Contact Ranger/Campmaster5. PROVIDE INFO: Be prepared to provide complete information such as: description, last place seen, favorite activities, emotional state, medical issues, & any other information that would be helpful in finding the scout.E. OTHER EMERGENCIES: Depending upon the nature of the emergencies, camp staff will communicate necessary information to the camp, based on the nature of the threat.Medical Forms are Required: https://pack345.trooptrack.com/share/pages/53660
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Monday April 17 17	Tuesday April 18 18	Wednesday April 19 19 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting McDaniels Park (Lower Campus) Hello Wolves,We have 2 more adventures to go before completing your Wolf requirements and obtaining your Wolf badge!On Wednesday, April 19th, we will meet at McDaniels Park (Lower Campus) to complete the Running With The Pack adventure.Hope to see you there! Please RSVP.Todd Desrosiers (401-662-2774)	Thursday April 20 20	Friday April 21 21	Saturday April 22 22	Sunday April 23 23 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Lion Den Meeting (Liger Guests) Fire Station Visit 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Lion Den Meeting (Liger Guests) Fire Station Visit Lion and Liger Parents,Lion and Liger Dens are combining for this event. We are visiting Station 23 at 2pm. Hope to have a good turn out and get a great tour of the Dekalb Fire Station. We are asking for Class Bs so have your scout wear their red shirt. There is a parking lot around back we are asked to park in and I recommend car pooling. Those in the Tucker area please ping me directly to get in on my car pool, I should have 4-5 spots available.Station 23:1265 Brockett RoadClarkston, GA 30021Thanks,Chris Brown470-827-9173 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Wolf Girls - Dekalb Fire Station 23 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Wolf Girls - Dekalb Fire Station 23 1265 Brockett Rd, Clarkston, GA 30021
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Monday May 1 1	Tuesday May 2 2	Wednesday May 3 3	Thursday May 4 4	Friday May 5 5	Saturday May 6 6	Sunday May 7 7 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Blue & Gold Banquet 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm Blue & Gold Banquet Frazier-Rowe Park 📍 Location: Frazier-Rowe Park Pavilion, off Lavista Rd, Atlanta, GA🕒 Time: 1 PM – 3 PM🗓 Date: SUNDAY, May 7thThe park’s pavilion will be the perfect spot for our B&G, providing shelter and plenty of space for all the fun activities we have planned. In case you missed our previous email, here’s a quick recap of the festivities:Rank Advancement 🏅: Our scouts have worked hard all year, and it’s time to celebrate their achievements with a special rank advancement ceremony. Please RSVP if you can or cannot make it, so we can be prepared with the advancement materials for your scout.Fun Activities 🎉: We’ll have a variety of entertaining activities for the whole family to enjoy. Expect games, challenges, and lots of laughs!Pizza Party 🍕: What’s a celebration without some delicious grub? We’ll be serving up pizza for everyone to enjoy.Cupcakes Galore 🧁: Don’t forget to save room for dessert!Please RSVP as soon as possible to let us know if you can or cannot make it. We need an accurate headcount to ensure we have enough food, cupcakes, and advancement materials for everyone.We can’t wait to see you at the Blue & Gold Banquet for a fantastic end-of-year celebration! 🎈🎊
Monday May 8 8	Tuesday May 9 9	Wednesday May 10 10	Thursday May 11 11	Friday May 12 12	Saturday May 13 13 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Wolf Boys Den Meeting Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, 450 Auburn Ave., Atlanta, GA 30312 Are you ready for our last Wolf Den Meeting?On Saturday, 5/13, we will not be meeting at the usual spot. Instead, we will be taking an excursion to complete our Duty to God requirement. We will visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park at 10:00am. The visit should take about 2 hours and we can grab lunch afterwards as a group at Fox Bros. BBQ for those that are able. Please RSVP for this event. If there are no responses, or if there will be an extremely low turnout, the event will be cancelled.Looking forward to hearing back from everyone!Thank you,Todd Desrosiers	Sunday May 14 14
Monday May 15 15	Tuesday May 16 16	Wednesday May 17 17	Thursday May 18 18	Friday May 19 19	Saturday May 20 20	Sunday May 21 21 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Webelos Adventure: Stronger, Faster, Higher 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm Webelos Adventure: Stronger, Faster, Higher Henderson Park Hi everyone,Let’s get our last Webelo’s meeting of the year in just under the wire. We’ll meet at the area off Henderson Road where the garden and playground is. Be ready to get moving! Here are the requirements for Stronger, Faster, Higher that we will be doing: Understand and explain why you should warm up before exercising and cool down afterward. Demonstrate the proper way to warm up and cool down.Do these activities and record your results: 20 yard dash, vertical jump, lifting a 5 pound weight, push-ups, curls, jumping rope.Make an exercise plan that includes at least three physical activities. Carry out your plan for 30 days, and write down your progress each week.Try a new sport that you have never tried before. Earlier this year I think we started this adventure but never completed it. At that time I announced that your Scout should be working on their physical activity plan. If they didn’t knock it out of the park then, now is a good time to revisit that portion of the adventure. If you have any suggestions as to sports that have never been tried, let me know. Right now we are leaning Hackee Sack. That’s a sport right? If we need a field for the sport we decide on, we may have to switch locations. Stay tuned! Thanks,Cameron Horne404-245-7577
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Monday June 5 5 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Tuesday June 6 6 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Wednesday June 7 7 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Thursday June 8 8 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. It’s mandatory to have one Pack 345 adult for every four Pack 345 Cub Scouts, and younger siblings are also welcome to accompany their parents and leaders as they volunteer in camp.When: June 5 – 9, 2023 \| 8:00 AM – 4:00PMWhere: Chamblee First United Methodist Church – 4147 Chamblee Dunwoody RdWho: Any youth enteringgrades 1st through 5th in Fall 2023Registration is now open. Registration will close on May 14, 2023, at 11:59 PM. (TroopTrack is not the RSVP controller)This is not a Pack 345 managedevent. The Atlanta Area Council’s Hightower Trail District runs the summer day camp. Families from Cub Scout Pack 345 are invited to attend (many do annually) and must register for the camp via the website: https://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycamp	Friday June 9 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Monday June 5 – Friday June 9 AAC Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camp Chamblee First United Methodist Church 2023 Hightower Trail Cub Scout Day Camphttps://www.atlantabsa.org/ht-daycampJoin Scouts from Pack 345 at the 2023 Day Camp!Cub Scout Day Camp offers a fantastic opportunity for our Scouts to engage in a variety of Scouting activities alongside other Cub Scout Packs. Designed to challenge and inspire, the program is ideal for Scouts entering 1st to 5th grade for the 2023-2024 school year. They will have the chance to hone new skills, enjoy sports and games, create crafts, learn archery and BB gun safety, and above all, have fun!We welcome Pack 345 parents to lend their leadership and adult supervision to the camp. 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Monday November 27 27	Tuesday November 28 28	Wednesday November 29 29	Thursday November 30 30

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
				Friday December 1 1	Saturday December 2 2	Sunday December 3 3
Monday December 4 4	Tuesday December 5 5	Wednesday December 6 6	Thursday December 7 7	Friday December 8 8	Saturday December 9 9	Sunday December 10 10
Monday December 11 11	Tuesday December 12 12	Wednesday December 13 13	Thursday December 14 14	Friday December 15 15	Saturday December 16 16	Sunday December 17 17
Monday December 18 18	Tuesday December 19 19	Wednesday December 20 20	Thursday December 21 21	Friday December 22 22	Saturday December 23 23	Sunday December 24 24
Monday December 25 25	Tuesday December 26 26	Wednesday December 27 27	Thursday December 28 28	Friday December 29 29	Saturday December 30 30	Sunday December 31 31

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Monday January 1 1	Tuesday January 2 2	Wednesday January 3 3	Thursday January 4 4	Friday January 5 5	Saturday January 6 6	Sunday January 7 7
Monday January 8 8	Tuesday January 9 9	Wednesday January 10 10	Thursday January 11 11	Friday January 12 12	Saturday January 13 13	Sunday January 14 14
Monday January 15 15	Tuesday January 16 16	Wednesday January 17 17	Thursday January 18 18	Friday January 19 19	Saturday January 20 20	Sunday January 21 21
Monday January 22 22	Tuesday January 23 23	Wednesday January 24 24	Thursday January 25 25	Friday January 26 26	Saturday January 27 27	Sunday January 28 28
Monday January 29 29	Tuesday January 30 30	Wednesday January 31 31

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
			Thursday February 1 1	Friday February 2 2	Saturday February 3 3	Sunday February 4 4
Monday February 5 5	Tuesday February 6 6	Wednesday February 7 7	Thursday February 8 8	Friday February 9 9	Saturday February 10 10	Sunday February 11 11
Monday February 12 12	Tuesday February 13 13	Wednesday February 14 14	Thursday February 15 15	Friday February 16 16	Saturday February 17 17	Sunday February 18 18
Monday February 19 19	Tuesday February 20 20	Wednesday February 21 21	Thursday February 22 22	Friday February 23 23	Saturday February 24 24	Sunday February 25 25
Monday February 26 26	Tuesday February 27 27	Wednesday February 28 28	Thursday February 29 29

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
				Friday March 1 1	Saturday March 2 2	Sunday March 3 3
Monday March 4 4	Tuesday March 5 5	Wednesday March 6 6	Thursday March 7 7	Friday March 8 8	Saturday March 9 9	Sunday March 10 10
Monday March 11 11	Tuesday March 12 12	Wednesday March 13 13	Thursday March 14 14	Friday March 15 15	Saturday March 16 16	Sunday March 17 17
Monday March 18 18	Tuesday March 19 19	Wednesday March 20 20	Thursday March 21 21	Friday March 22 22	Saturday March 23 23	Sunday March 24 24
Monday March 25 25	Tuesday March 26 26	Wednesday March 27 27	Thursday March 28 28	Friday March 29 29	Saturday March 30 30	Sunday March 31 31

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
Monday April 1 1	Tuesday April 2 2	Wednesday April 3 3	Thursday April 4 4	Friday April 5 5	Saturday April 6 6	Sunday April 7 7
Monday April 8 8	Tuesday April 9 9	Wednesday April 10 10	Thursday April 11 11	Friday April 12 12	Saturday April 13 13	Sunday April 14 14
Monday April 15 15	Tuesday April 16 16	Wednesday April 17 17	Thursday April 18 18	Friday April 19 19	Saturday April 20 20	Sunday April 21 21
Monday April 22 22	Tuesday April 23 23	Wednesday April 24 24	Thursday April 25 25	Friday April 26 26	Saturday April 27 27	Sunday April 28 28
Monday April 29 29	Tuesday April 30 30

Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
		Wednesday May 1 1	Thursday May 2 2	Friday May 3 3	Saturday May 4 4	Sunday May 5 5
Monday May 6 6	Tuesday May 7 7	Wednesday May 8 8	Thursday May 9 9	Friday May 10 10	Saturday May 11 11	Sunday May 12 12
Monday May 13 13	Tuesday May 14 14	Wednesday May 15 15	Thursday May 16 16	Friday May 17 17	Saturday May 18 18	Sunday May 19 19
Monday May 20 20	Tuesday May 21 21	Wednesday May 22 22	Thursday May 23 23	Friday May 24 24	Saturday May 25 25	Sunday May 26 26
Monday May 27 27	Tuesday May 28 28	Wednesday May 29 29	Thursday May 30 30	Friday May 31 31