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South Georgia Council Patch History Appendix 113 to THE HISTORY OF SCOUTING IN SOUTH GEORGIA Appendix Updated on: September 10, 2021) South Georgia Council Patch History Sections Activity Patches District Patches Non-Activity Patches Non-Patch Items List of Events without Patches Activity Patches 2012 Winter Camp at Camp Patten Patches are not their actual size. Page 1 of 42 2013 Webelos Rendezvous February, 2013 at Camp Patten 2013 Weekend of Faith February, 2013 at Camp Osborn Patch was the last of a 4-part set started in Chehaw Council See Chehaw Council patches for entire set Patches are not their actual size. Page 2 of 42 2013 Tiger Prowl April, 2013 at Camp Patten 2013 No Patch Scan BALOO Family Weekend April, 2013 at Camp Osborn Patches are not their actual size. Page 3 of 42 2013 Added 08/30/21 2013 Cub Scout Day Camp Patches are not their actual size. Page 4 of 42 2013 Camp Osborn Service Day. October, 2013 at Camp Osborn Patch for non-OA members. 2013 Cub Family Weekend October, 2013 First weekend at Camp Osborn. Second weekend at Camp Patten. Patches are not their actual size. Page 5 of 42 2013 Survivor Games At Camp Osborn 2013 Camp Patten Service Day. October, 2013 at Camp Patten Patch for non-OA members. Patches are not their actual size. Page 6 of 42 2013 Council Camporee November, 2013 at Camp Patten Two part patch. The outside part was for a $5 donation to the Wounded Warrior Charity. 2013 Winter Camp Patches are not their actual size. Page 7 of 42 2014 Webelos Rendezvous at Camp Patten (loop omitted) 2014 Merit Badge University At Camp Osborn March, 2014 (loop omitted) Patches are not their actual size. Page 8 of 42 2014 NYLT June 1 – 7, 2014 Camp Osborn 100 made Designed by Mike Johnson Border and letters are florescent green (loop omitted) 2014 Cub Scout Day Camp June, 2014 Patches are not their actual size. Page 9 of 42 2014 Camp Osborn Service Day Patch for both OA and non-OA members 200 Made 2014 Council Camporee Held at Marine Base in Albany, Georgia Designed by Mike Johnson (Loop Omitted) Patches are not their actual size. Page 10 of 42 2014 Camp Osborn Service Day Patch for both OA and non-OA members 200 Made 2014 Cub Family Weekends October at Camp Osborn & November at Camp Patten Designed by Linda Miller 800 Made Patches are not their actual size. Page 11 of 42 2015 Webelos Rendezvous Jan. 23-25, 2015 Camp Patten Added 08/30/21 2015 Merit Badge University Camp Osborn March, 2015 (button loop omitted) Patches are not their actual size. Page 12 of 42 2015 Cub Scout Day Camp Held in June, 2015 Alapaha District – Camp Patten Chehaw District – Camp Osborn Eight Rivers District ? Lt blue twill background (button loop omitted) Camp Osborn Service Day September, 2015 White twill background Patches are not their actual size. Page 13 of 42 2015 Council Camporee Held in September, 2015 at Reed Bingham State Park Blue twill background (button loop omitted) Camp Patten Service Day October 2015 White twill background Patches are not their actual size. Page 14 of 42 2015 Cub Family Weekend October – Camp Patten November – Camp Osborn (loop omitted) 2015 Cub Scout Race Day Merit Badge University March, 18-20, 2016 Camp Osborn (loop omitted) Patches are not their actual size. Page 15 of 42 Camp Patten Service Day Sept 10, 2016 75 made (4th Year of Set) Camp Osborn Service Day Oct. 8, 2016 75 made (4th Year of Set) Patches are not their actual size. Page 16 of 42 Council Camporee October, 2016 Camp Patten 2016 Cub Weekend Camp Patten Oct 21-23 Camp Osborn Nov 4-6 Button loop omitted from scan Patches are not their actual size. Page 17 of 42 2016 Cub Scout Fun Day 2016 Webelos Rendezvous Patches are not their actual size. Page 18 of 42 2017 Merit Badge University 2017 Webelos Rendezvous Camp Patten January 27 – 29 Patches are not their actual size. Page 19 of 42 2017 Cub Scout Day Camp 2017 Council Camporee Camp Okit September 22 – 24 Button loop omitted from scan Patches are not their actual size. Page 20 of 42 2017 Cub Family Weekend Camp Okit November 3-5 Button loop omitted from scan 2017 Webelos Rendezvous Camp Patten December 8-10 Patches are not their actual size. Page 21 of 42 Camp Patten Service Day 2017 100 made (5th Year of Set) Issued in 2018 to people who participated in 2017. No Camp Osborn Service Day was held in 2017 due to tornado damage. 2018 Merit Badge University (Loop Omitted) Patches are not their actual size. Page 22 of 42 2018 Cub Day Camp June, 2018 (Each District ran a different week) 2018 Camp Osborn Service Day which was also the 5th Rebuilding Workday (6th Year of Set) September 8th, 2018 Patches are not their actual size. Page 23 of 42 2018 Camp Patten Service Day (6th Year of Set) 2018 Council Camporee September 28 - 30, 2018 Held at Camp Osborn Button Loop Omitted Patches are not their actual size. Page 24 of 42 2018 Cub Family Weekend Oct. 19-21 Camp Patten Nov. 2-4 Camp Osborn Button Loop Omitted 2018 Webelos Rendezvous Camp Patten December 7 - 9 Patches are not their actual size. Page 25 of 42 2018 Cub Fun Day 2019 Scouting for Food Patches are not their actual size. Page 26 of 42 2019 MBU Camp Patten March 15 to 17 Loop Omitted 2019 Cub Family Weekend Patches are not their actual size. Page 27 of 42 2019 Cub Scout Camp 2019 Council Camporee Camp Osborn Patches are not their actual size. Page 28 of 42 2020 Merit Badge University Camp Patten Scheduled for March 13th to 15th, 2020, but cancelled on March 12th due to the Corona virus outbreak. 2020 Summer day-camp for troops 3, 13, and 21 at Camp Osborn. Designed by Mike Johnson Patches are not their actual size. Page 29 of 42 Camp Osborn Service Day September 12, 2020 (7th Year of Set. No set issued in 2019.) Camp Patten Service Day September 19, 2020 (7th Year of Set. No set issued in 2019.) Patches are not their actual size. Page 30 of 42 2020 Council Camporee No Scan at Camp Osborn September, 2020 2021 Merit Badge University March 12 – 14 Camp Osborn Patches are not their actual size. Page 31 of 42 Camp Osborn Service Day September 18, 2021 (8th\ Year of Set.) Camp Patten Service Day September 18, 2021 (8th\ Year of Set.) Patches are not their actual size. Page 32 of 42 District Patches Chehaw District Patches 2013 Awarded to members of the Chehaw District Committee Designed by Mike Greene 50 made Button loop removed from scan 2013 Awarded to members of the Chehaw District whose actions warranted special recognition Designed by Mike Greene 50 made Button loop removed from scan Patches are not their actual size. Page 33 of 42 2014 Awarded to members of the Chehaw District Committee Designed by Mike Greene 25 made Button loop removed from scan 2014 Awarded to of the Chehaw District Commissioners Designed by Mike Greene 25 made Button loop removed from scan 2014 Awarded to members of the Chehaw District Eagle Board of Review Designed by Mike Greene 25 made Button loop removed from scan Patches are not their actual size. Page 34 of 42 2014 50 made w/red fdl 50 made w/blk fdl (second order) Awarded to members of the Chehaw District who warranted special recognition Designed by Mike Greene Button loop removed from scan 2014 Merit Badge Camp at GSW. Held in June, 2014. 30th Year. Designed by Mike Greene 150 made Button loop removed from scan Patches are not their actual size. Page 35 of 42 2016 Designed by Mike Greene Button loop removed from scan 2016 Designed by Mike Greene Button loop removed from scan Patches are not their actual size. Page 36 of 42 NON –ACTIVITY PATCHES 2016 Zero Degree Celsius Camper Patch Designed by Mike Greene 100 made 2017 Zero Degree Celsius Camper Patch (with FDL) Designed by Mike Greene 100 made Patches are not their actual size. Page 37 of 42 NON –PATCH ITEMS Council Items Other than Patches 2013 Golf Visor 2014 Cloth Bag Given out at 2014 Sporting Clay Shoot Patches are not their actual size. Page 38 of 42 Plastic Mug Issued in 2016 2019 Neckerchief Given to Members of the Chehaw District Eagle Board of Review Patches are not their actual size. Page 39 of 42 2019 Thank You Coin 2020 Sporting Clay T-Shirt Back Pack Multiple Years Silver Mug Patches are not their actual size. Page 40 of 42 2021 NYLT Camp Osborn Patches are not their actual size. Page 41 of 42 KNOWN EVENTS WITHOUT PATCHES 2014 . 2014 Oct. 17 to 19 - Over 2014 (Explorer Weekend & Zombie Run) – T-shirt only 2015 . 2015 NYLT – No patches or other items issued . 2015 Cub Scout/Webelos Scout Resident Camp - July (Cancelled) . 2015 University of Scouting . 2015 Introduction to Outdoor Leader Skills . 2015 Wilderness First Aid 2016 . 2016 Cub Scout Day Camp June (T-Shirt only) . 2016 Cub Scout/Webelos Scout Resident Camp (Cancelled) 2018 . 2018 University of Scouting 2021 . 2021 Cub Scout Day Camp Patches are not their actual size. Page 42 of 42 .
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