Summer Camp Deposits Due March 24
Owasippe is now requiring a $75 deposit for Scouts going to summer camp. Scouts must have made a deposit to sign up for merit badges and other activities. Please see the Summer Camp page for more information
Summer Camp Meeting for Parents and Scouts
March 31 - 7:00 PM
School Hall
There is a meeting for every Scout going to summer camp and a parent on Monday, March 31 in the School Hall. We will discuss signing up for merit badges and other activities at camp.
School Hall
There is a meeting for every Scout going to summer camp and a parent on Monday, March 31 in the School Hall. We will discuss signing up for merit badges and other activities at camp.
Canoe Trip Deposits Due March 31
Deposits for the June White River canoe trip are due by March 31. We need a firm number for the trip so we can make camping reservations and arrange for enough canoes. The deposit amount is $100. Please let me know if you have any questions.
Women’s and Men’s Retreats at St. Juliana on March 29
One-day retreats for men and women are being offered in late March at St. Juliana. The retreats are a great opportunity to take some time to deepen your relationship with Jesus. You can get more information at stjuliana.org. Once you are on the parish website search “Men’s Retreat” or “Women’s Retreat”. You don’t need to be a member of the parish to participate. All are welcome!
Backpacking Weekend
April 25-27
Ice Age Trail, Kettle Moraine State Forest South, Eagle, Wisconsin
This is a challenging and fun opportunity to experience a couple of days of backpacking. We will carry everything on our backs – clothes, sleeping gear, water, and food. The crew will set up camp in trail shelters each night. The shelters are three-sided wood structures that offer some protection from the elements. The trip offers a chance to add to your outdoor skills and complete some of the requirements for Camping merit badge – an Eagle requirement.
The cost of the trip is $45.00 per person and the permission slip can be found in the Resource Center. Payment and the permission slip are due at the April 14 Troop meeting.
We will leave from St. Juliana at 5PM on Friday, April 25, and head up to the Trail in Kettle Moraine. We will use two trail shelters on the Ice Age Trail in Kettle Moraine State Forest for our trip. A short hike of about a mile or so on Friday night will get us into the woods and up to Shelter #1 for the night. On Saturday, we will hike about 9 miles to Shelter #2. On Sunday, we will hike 5 more miles to Horseriders’ Camp and then head home in the early afternoon.
Ice Age Trail, Kettle Moraine State Forest South, Eagle, Wisconsin
This is a challenging and fun opportunity to experience a couple of days of backpacking. We will carry everything on our backs – clothes, sleeping gear, water, and food. The crew will set up camp in trail shelters each night. The shelters are three-sided wood structures that offer some protection from the elements. The trip offers a chance to add to your outdoor skills and complete some of the requirements for Camping merit badge – an Eagle requirement.
The cost of the trip is $45.00 per person and the permission slip can be found in the Resource Center. Payment and the permission slip are due at the April 14 Troop meeting.
We will leave from St. Juliana at 5PM on Friday, April 25, and head up to the Trail in Kettle Moraine. We will use two trail shelters on the Ice Age Trail in Kettle Moraine State Forest for our trip. A short hike of about a mile or so on Friday night will get us into the woods and up to Shelter #1 for the night. On Saturday, we will hike about 9 miles to Shelter #2. On Sunday, we will hike 5 more miles to Horseriders’ Camp and then head home in the early afternoon.