Troop Plant Sale Pick-Up

Hi Everyone,

Hope you've had a great spring break and that you've gotten lots of orders for plants! Please bring the completed Master order form and all money to the scout meeting on Thursday. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call me this week. If you need an order form, there is one on the troop's website. Thanks to those of you who've already given us your orders!

The plants will be arriving sometime the week of May 9. I will give you a call when your orders are ready to be picked up. Please try to get them as soon as possible- I know the Camporee is the end of that week so that might create an issue for some of you- I can hold onto the plants for a couple of days if absolutely necessary.

If anyone is available during the day and willing to help unload and sort the plants, please let me know and I'll get in touch with you when I know exactly when the delivery is coming (it's usually between 8-5, but I'll know better on Monday the 9th. We typically get the plants on either Wed or Thursday of that week)

Thanks for your help making this a good fundraiser for the troop. Also spread the word that we will be selling "leftovers" from our driveway while supply lasts.

—Happy Spring! Mary Tschorn (232-5420)

Troop 1 Celebrates 100-Plus Years of Scouting

Annual Family Dinner - Feb. 7 Our family dinner will be held at the Katonah Presbyterian Church at 6:30 pm on Thursday, Feb. 7 (Snow date Feb. 9). The cost is $15.00 per person. We will need a head count by Feb. 2 to be sure we have plenty of food! Please RSVP to htschorn@aol.com. We will have lots of troop memorabilia to browse through. If any of our alumni members have some pictures or a story that you'd like to share, please bring or send them to me ahead of time so they can be included. We would like to include as many alumni members of the troop as possible, so please forward this to anyone former Katonah Troop 1 Scouts who you think might be interested in joining us!

Our visit to the Campfire Club of America

On Thursday April 16, 2009, Troop 1 Katonah visited the Campfire Club of America at their private camp in Chappaqua, where we were taught about conservation and preservation of the world's wildlife. When we arrived, we were introduced to the two men in charge of the club. They told us a little bit about how the club was started back around the turn of the century. Among their famous charter members were Theodore Roosevelt, Ernest Thompson Seton (the first Chief Scout), William Hornaday . The Campfire Club treated us to an amazing dinner which consisted of homemade burgers, hot dogs, french fries, and some deserts. After dinner, we walked around the lodge and observed the different trophy animals that were displayed all over the club. One room was dedicated to North America which consisted of examples of many animals from across the continent. In the other room, there many examples of wildlife from Africa. It was pretty cool. Who would have known there was that many animals in Afric...

2019 Troop Calendar

January 3 Troop meeting 10 Troop Meeting 19 Klondike Derby 24 Meeting 31 Board of Review February 7 Family Dinner at Katonah Presb. Church-6:30 PM 14 Troop Meeting 19 Boy Scout Sunday- Boys Wear Uniforms to Church 21 Troop Meeting 23-24 Camp out on the U.S.S. Intrepid 28 Troop Meeting March 2-3 Campout Weather Date 7 Troop Meeting 14 Troop Meeting 16 Thrillz-High Flying Adventure Park-time TBA 21 Order of Arrow Elections 28 Troop Meeting April 4 Troop Meeting 11 Troop Meeting 18 NO Meeting-spring break 25 Troop Meeting 27 Field trip to Bear Mtn. Park and Camp Out May 2 Troop Meeting 3-5 Camporee 9 Troop Meeting 16 Troop Meeting 23 Troop Meeting 27 Memorial Day Parade 30 Troop Meeting June 6 Board of Review 13 Court of Honor 27-30 100th Anniversary Memorial Canoe Trip to Fryeburg, Maine August 4-10...

Troop 1 Katonah, New York

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