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Monday night March 29th @ 6:30 at St. Blaise. The church requests that we use the entrance closest to the rectory (on the left side, as you’re facing the church).

Week 2 Meet at the Scout Post from 7:45 am Saturday am

MBU will be held March 6th, 13th & 27th From 8:30am to 1:00pm
Opening ceremonies are at 9:00am prompt.

This is a complete Class A Uniform event.

Scouts will be given their merit badge handbooks on the first day. Scouts should have a notebook and pencil/pen for any notes.

The scouts are given a lunch break (I believe between 2nd & 3rd period classes). They may bring a brown bag lunch. Food and snacks will be available to purchase.

Yahoo directions shows it to be a 40 minute ride to the school. You will need to leave Bellingham about 7:45am.

250 Foundry Street, South Easton, MA

Monday, March 22nd
7:00pm
At the Scout Post
No scout meeting

• This is an informal meeting for parents only new and old
• Meet the Scoutmaster, hear about Troop 14 and ask questions
• Topics of discussion will include [but are not limited to]:
  Troop Meetings, Committee Tasks, Finances, Camping Trips, Summer Camp,
  Advancement Programs, Community Service & Opportunities to volunteer
• We are hoping you will be able to attend

As the Eagle Scout Adviser of Troop 14, Bellingham, I have the honor and privilege to announce that our own Terry and Justin completed their Eagle Scout boards of review last evening achieving Scouting’s highest honor and are now “Eagle Scouts”. As expected, they represented their families, troop, community and themselves with dignity and humility. They along with their families are to be congratulated for this wonderful achievement. They now join that small group of remarkable young men who have come before them sharing a common experience and instant bond of comradeship. This comradeship extends throughout the nation and even around the world.

Please join me in congratulating Terry and Justin and their families for this shining achievement!

ATC

* I will be in touch to discuss the final stages for those that worked on this. Continue reading →