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2020 Calendar (Subject to Change) Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) January 1 New Year’s Day Service Center Closed 2 Buttes Area District Roundtable 2 Buttes Area District Order of the Arrow Chapter Meeting 2 El Dorado Committee Meeting 2 Soaring Eagle District Roundtable 2 Northern Rivers District Commissioners Meeting 9 Buttes Area District Meeting 9 Capital City District Unit Commissioner Meeting / Roundtable 9 Discovery District Roundtable 9 Gold Country District Roundtable Meeting 9 Pioneer Express District Life to Eagle Seminar 10-12 OKPIK Training 11 Council of Chiefs 11 Capital City District Eagle Count 14 Catholic Committee on Scouting 15 Council STEM Committee 15 HAT Meeting 16 Buttes Area District Commissioners Meeting 16 El Dorado District Roundtable 16 Soaring Eagle District Committee Meeting 16 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 17-19 International Sportsman’s Expo 20 Martin Luther King Jr Day Service Center Closed 21 Amador District Roundtable 21 Discovery District Committee Meeting 24-26 El Dorado District Klondike Derby 28 Amador District Committee Meeting 31 Yolano District Klondike Derby February 1-2 Yolano District Klondike Derby 1 Council of Chiefs 5 Council Connections Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) February cont. 6 Northern Rivers District Commissioners Meeting 6 Discovery District Roundtable 6 Pioneer Express District Roundtable 8 Council Dinner (Spring Homecoming) 8-9 Wilderness First Aid – HAT 13 Gold Country District Meeting / Roundtable 15 STEM Merit Badge Super Saturday 17 Presidents Day Service Center Closed 18 Discovery District Meeting 19 HAT Meeting 20 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 21-23 Northern Rivers District Klondike 21-23 Capital City District Klondike 22 Soaring Eagle STEM Merit Badge Super Saturday 28 Camp Card Sales Begin 28-29 Camp Card Count & Distribution 29 Discovery District Dinner March 5 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 5 Discovery District Roundtable 7 Soaring Eagle Pinewood Derby 7 Scouting for Food door hanger distribution 12 Gold Country District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 12 Pioneer Express Roundtable 13-15 Order of Arrow Winter Fellowship 14 Scouting for Food Collection / Drop-Off 14-15 Wilderness First Aid 17 Discovery District Meeting 18 Gold Country Pinewood Derby 18 HAT Meeting 18 Council STEM Committee Meeting 19 El Dorado District Dinner Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) March cont. 19 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 20-21 Discovery District IOLS (SM) 21 Discovery District Basic Leader Training (CS) 21 Pioneer Express Pinewood Derby 21 College of Commissioners Science 28 Northern Rivers Pinewood Derby 31 Report to the State April 1 Redding PUSH Dinner 2 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 2 Discovery District Roundtable 3-5 Northern Rivers Spring Camporee 4 Order of the Arron Council of Chiefs 4 Shooting Sports Archery Event 8 Yuba PUSH Dinner 9 Pioneer Express Life to Eagle Seminar 9 Gold Country District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 10 Good Friday Service Center Closed 12 Easter 15 Gold Country District Dinner 15 HAT Meeting 15 Council STEM Committee Meeting 16 Auburn PUSH Dinner 16 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 17-19 Buttes Area Camporee 17-19 Pioneer Express Camporee 17-19 Soaring Eagle Camporee 17-19 El Dorado Camporee 17-19 Capital City Camporee 17-18 Discovery BALOO Training 17-19 Duck-o-Ree (Weekend 1) 18-19 Basic Backpacking Awareness Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) April cont. 21 Discovery District Meeting 23 Chico PUSH Dinner 24 Yolano Camporee 24-26 Discovery Camporee 24-26 Gold Country Camporee 24-26 Spring Wood Badge (1 st Weekend) 25-26 Wilderness First Aid HAT 25-26 Yolano Camporee & Family Camp 25 Buttes Area District Dinner 25 EL Dorado Pinewood Derby 25 Duck-o-Ree (Weekend 2) 30 Metro PUSH May 1-3 Spring NYLT (1st Weekend) 1-2 Buttes Area Family Camp 2-3 Wood Badge Spring (Weekend 2) 2 Order of the Arrow Council of Chiefs 2 Northern Rivers Volunteer Recognition Dinner 6 Council Connections 7 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 7 Discovery District Roundtable 8 Capital City District Dinner 9 Cycle Touring Awareness Class HAT 10 Mother’s Day 13 Paddle Sports Awareness HAT 14 Pioneer Express District Dinner 14 Gold Country District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 15-17 Lassen Ordeal 15-17 Spring NYLT (Weekend 2) 16 Buttes Area Pinewood Derby 16-17 Paddle Sports Awareness HAT – Outdoor 19 Discovery District Meeting Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) May cont. 20 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 25 Memorial Day Service Center Closed 27 Paddle Sports Awareness HAT – Indoor 29 End of Camp Card Sales – Return unsold cards for credit June 2-5 Soaring Eagle Twilight Camp 4 Northern River Commissioners Meeting 4 Discovery District Roundtable 5-7 Order of the Arrow Winton Ordeal 6 Day on the Water 6-7 Basic Backpacking Awareness – HAT 8-17 Discovery District Twilight Camp (3 Sessions) 10 Gold Country District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 11-13 Gold Country Twilight Camp 11 Pioneer Express Roundtable 14-20 Summer Camp Scouts BSA Camp Winton / Camp Lassen (Wk. 1) 16-19 Pioneer Express Twilight Camp 17-19 Yolano Twilight Camp 17 HAT Meeting 18 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 21 Father’s Day 21-27 Summer Camp Scouts BSA Camp Winton / Camp Lassen (Wk. 2) 27 Soaring Eagle Twilight Camp Shooting Sports Day 28 – 7/4 Summer Camp Scouts, BSA – Camp Winton (Week 3) July 2 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 4 Independence Day 6-10 Service Center Closed (Staff Vacations) 5-11 Summer Camp Scouts BSA Camp Winton (Week 4) 5-8 Summer Camp Cub Scout Camp Lassen (Session 1) 8-11 Summer Camp Cub Scouts Camp Lassen (Session 2) Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) July cont. 9 Pioneer Express Life to Eagle Seminar 12-18 Summer Camp Scouts BSA Camp Winton (Week 5) 12-15 Summer Camp Cub Scouts Camp Lassen (Session 3) 15-18 Summer Camp Cub Scouts Camp Lassen (Session 4) 15-18 El Dorado Cub Camp 16 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 19-26 Western Region Week Philmont 19-25 Summer Camp Scouts BSA Camp Winton (Week 6) 19-22 Summer Camp Cub Scouts Camp Lassen (Session 5) 22-25 Summer Camp Cub Scouts Camp Lassen (Session 6) 27 – 8/1 Summer NYLT August 1 Summer NYLT complete 1-8 NOAC 5 Council Connections 6 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 6 Pioneer Express Roundtable 7-8 Pioneer Express District Perseid Meteor Shower & Astronomy Stem Event 10 Northern Rivers District Recruitment Kickoff (CS) 20 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 20 Discovery District Roundtable / District Meeting (Annual Kickoff) 21-23 NorCal Ordeal 21-22 Show & Sell Popcorn Sort & Distribution 22 Show & Sell Begins 28-29 Amador Scout-O-Rama 29 Order of the Arrow Council of Chiefs September Centennial Fall Event – Date TBD (BSA 100yr Anniversary) 3 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 3 Discovery Roundtable 7 Labor Day Service Center Closed 10 Pioneer Express Roundtable Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) September cont. 11-12 Fall Shooting Sports 11-13 Fall NYLT (Weekend 1) 15 Discovery District Meeting 17 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 18-20 Fall Wood Badge (Weekend 1) 25-27 Northern Rivers District Dutch Oven Cook off 25-27 Fall NYLT (2 nd Weekend) October 1 Northern Rivers Commissioner Meeting 1 Discovery District Roundtable 2-3 Discovery District Cub Family Camp 2-4 Order of the Arrow Fall Fellowship @ Camp Winton 2-4 Northern Rivers District Family Camp 3-4 Fall Wood badge (Weekend 2) 8 Pioneer Express Life to Eagle Seminar 8 Pioneer Express District Roundtable / Commissioners Meeting 9-10 Discovery District IOLS 10 Discovery District Scoutmaster Specific Training 15 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting /Roundtable 16 Soaring Eagle Fall Camporee 16 Popcorn Sales End 16-18 Spook-O-Ree (Weekend 1) 20 Discovery District Meeting 23-25 Spook-O-Ree (Weekend 2) 30-31 Soaring Eagle Fall Cub Family Camp November 1 Soaring Eagle Fall Cub Family Camp 4 Council Connections 5 Discovery District Roundtable 5 Northern Rivers District Commissioners Meeting 6 Popcorn Sort & Distribution (Take Order) Golden Empire Council – 2020 Calendar (subject to change) November cont. 6-8 Buttes Area District Sikh Parade 6-8 Ad Altare Dei Award Retreat 7 Popcorn Pickup (Take Order) 11 Veteran’s Day Service Center Closed 12 Pioneer Express Roundtable / Commissioners Meeting 17 Discovery District Meeting 19 Northern Rivers Recharter turn in night 20 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 23-27 Service Center Closed (Staff Vacations) December 3 Northern Rivers Commissioners Meeting 3 Discovery District Roundtable 5 Buttes Area District Christmas Parade 5 Order of the Arrow Council of Chiefs 5 Capital City Venturing Scavenger Hunt 10 Pioneer Express Roundtable / Commissioners Meeting 11 Order of the Arrow Lodge Retreat 15 Discovery District Meeting 17 Northern Rivers District Committee Meeting / Roundtable 24 Christmas Eve Service Center Closed 25 Christmas Day Service Center Closed .
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