Keep in mind if you have the breakfast for Saturday morning, it has to be something quick, like Sarge's favorite: Oatmeal. :) At least that is what we told the boys
P.S. Coffee is always a must for breakfast!!!
Thanks,
Tom
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From: scouts-bounces at baldwin-city.com [mailto:scouts-bounces at baldwin-city.com] On Behalf Of Joe Bollig
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 12:18 PM
To: Scouts Baldwin
Subject: [scouts] Food and REAwards
Brian:
We need to decide for Ft. Riley what we want for breakfast (7 people), a budget, how we will shop for the food.
Here are a few ideas:
- Monster Eggs (tried and true, one pan), with a fruit.
- Biscuits and Gravy (pan and dutch oven), with a fruit.
- Pancakes (possibly buckwheat) and bacon/sausage, with a fruit.
- Breakfast light (Quick and healthy: fruit, yogurt, hot oatmeal, breakfast sandwich of ham and egg)
- Breakfast Burrito (Egg, bacon/sausage, American cheese slices, salsa), with a fruit.
Drinks: Coffee or Water
Budget:
If we figure $3 per person, the breakfast budget will be $21. Do you think that's realistic?
Unlike the patrols, the adults pay for the breakfast they are assigned to prepare. All adults are assigned a meal, so all adults bear a portion of the campout food costs. Under this system, there is no need to collect money from each person in the adult patrol. However, adults who team for meals must collect among themselves.
Shopping:
How do you want to do it? One person buys and another reimburses? Or, we split up the ingredients and each of us buys our part?
Get back to me on this today. I will be out of the office Thursday and Friday, Sept. 25 and 26.
Joe Bollig
O: 913-647-0302
Note Adult REA info below:
ARE THERE RELIGIOUS AWARDS FOR ADULT SCOUTERS?
There are religious awards for adult Scouters, which are presented for exceptional service to boyhood through Scouting and the community for between 2 and 10 years depending on the religion (Our best information on tenure is indicated by the number in the parenthesis after the award. An "N" indicates that the nomination form does not require any specific tenure.). The criteria for these awards include service to the community outside of Scouting, service to Scouting and active involvement in the nominee's own religious organization. These awards cannot be sought or earned (unless indicated in parenthesis). In fact, the nomination forms for some awards include a caution that any efforts to obtain the award by the nominee will disqualify him or her from receiving the award. The awards available to adults include the following:
Association of Unity Churches Distinguished Youth Service Award ( 3)
Baptist Good Shepherd ( 5)
Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) God and Service ( 5)
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS) On My Honor (Earned) (3+)
Churches of Christ Faithful Servant (10)
Eastern Orthodox Prophet Elias ( 8)
Eastern Rite Catholic St. George (10)
Episcopal St. George (10)
Islam Allaho Akber
Jewish Shofar
Lutheran Servant of Youth ( 5)
Lutheran Lamb (10)
Meher Baba Ancient One ( 2)
Moravian Order of David Zeisberger ( N)
Polish National Catholic Bishop Thaddeus F. Zielinski ( N)
Presbyterian Church (USA) God and Service Award ( 5)
Protestant God and Service Award ( 5)
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of LDS International Youth Service
Religious Society of Friends Friends Award
Roman Catholic Bronze Pelican ( N)
Roman Catholic St. George (10)
Salvation Army Salvation Army Scouter's Award ( N)
Unitarian Universalist Religion and Youth Award
United Church of Christ God and Service ( 5)
United Methodist Cross & Flame ( 5)
United Methodist Torch Award (10)
United Methodist God and Service ( 5)
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