Cub Scout Pack 10 - Twin Arrows District, Indian Nations Council

\nMarch 3, 2007\n6-8pm\nAsbury United Methodist Church\nCommunity Life Center\n\nTime for the biggest awards event of the year! Invite your friends, parents, grandparents, teachers, and anyone else who wants to support your Scout on this big advancement day. Dinner, fellowship and fun are all part of the package.

Come join the rest of the pirates, err, Cub Scouts in an action packed week where Cub Scouts enjoy age and rank appropriate activities including Archery, BB’s, Fishing, Games, Crafts, and Scout Skills.\n\nCamp Russel [[Map|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/maps/russell.pdf]]\nJune 18-22 1st week\nJune 25-29 2nd week\nMonday – Friday\n8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.\nOpening Flag Ceremony daily at 8:45 AM\n\n[[Day Camp Info Page|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/events/Day_Camp_Info_2007.pdf]]\n

\nApril 14-15, 2007\n\nOK Ladies...time to get your camping gear out. The men don't share in this adventure...it's you, your Scout, and the great outdoors! More details coming soon. \n\n[[More Information|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/events/Mom_Me_Cover_Letter2.pdf]]\n[[Registration [[Form|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/events/2007_Mom_&_Me_Reg_Form_2-9-07.pdf]]\n[[Health Form|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/events/Class1_Health_form.pdf]]\n

Summer is here and although school is out, we want to continue to do things as a Pack to keep the boys engaged! One of the absolute best events of the year is quickly approaching; Drillers Sleepout Under the Stars is scheduled for July 13th but our Pack registrations are due into the office next week!\n* It's a family event, all are invited\n* It's a GREAT way for our young scouts to bond with our older scouts and for the Pack to welcome new families\n* We gather to watch a Driller's ballgame and eat hotdogs and other ballgame snacks (a meal, snacks and kid's prize are included in the event charges)\n* $5/person for ballgame-only attendees, $15/per person for those that stay late for the Scouting event -- Note: $5 tickets do not include food and drink\n* After the ballgame everyone leaves the field, goes to their cars to get sleeping bags/tent/etc…\n* All those spending the night go back into the park to setup their campsite in the outfield (special rules apply, i.e., no stakes, gum, camp fires ;>)\n* We watch a FUN family movie on the giant screen laying on our backs on grass that's 4" deep\n* The kids run around and play flashlight tag until 12 or 1 AM\n* We finally fall asleep and wake up around 7 AM to pack up and go home\n* QT provides donuts for everyone on the way out\n\nThe kids love this event, everyone in the family can participate, and it's easy on the parents since its cheap and local and an overnight event.\n\nHere is the official [[Flyer|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/events/Drillers_UTS_Flyer_2007.pdf]].

March 8, 2008\n6-8pm\nAsbury United Methodist Church\nCommunity Life Center\n\nTime for the biggest awards event of the year! Invite your friends, parents, grandparents, teachers, and anyone else who wants to support your Scout on this big advancement day. Dinner, fellowship and fun are all part of the package.

''TWIN ARROWS DAY CAMP PACK COORDINATOR''\n \n''JOB DESCRIPTION:'' To be the Pack representative and contact person, to organize your units Day Camp participation, and to coordinator the following Day Camp requirements. 2 meetings required—Pack Coordinator’s and Walking Leaders. \n\n''REGISTRATION PROCESS CHECKLIST:''\n* collecting applications and day camp fees from you Pack. Collection may be done at the Committee, Pack, or Den meetings. You will be responsible for collecting these.\n* collecting current (less than 1 year old) completed health forms for EACH Scout, Walking Leader, and Papoose. All health forms must be signed. In accordance with BSA Safety Standard, no one will be allowed in camp without proper paperwork. This is only fair to those who are on a waiting list and ready to go. Any Scout with incomplete paperwork will be held in the Administration area until a parent/guardian can come out and complete the paperwork.\n* taking all Pack applications, health forms, and fees to the May 10th Roundtable or afterwards to the Scout Service Center. All paperwork should be submitted at the SAME TIME. CAMP WILL FILL UP QUICKLY AND ONLY 250 SCOUTS ARE ALLOWED PER WEEK. ADMISSION IS ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE WITH COMPLETED APPLICATIONS.\n* If you have need of the Papoose facility (opened only to full time staff ), the Papoose application, health form, and fee must be included with Pack applications.\n* Complete and return with applications the Day Camp Summary sheet. Summary sheets will be needed so T-shirts can be ordered. Walking leaders wanting to purchase camp T-shirt should include money with their applications. We strongly recommend Walking Leaders have the shirts for security reason. If a shirt is not purchased, walking leaders will wear an armband.\n* IT IS STRONGLY SUGGESTED TO MAKE COPIES OF ALL DOCUMENTS BEFORE HANDING THEM IN! This will be helpful if there is a question about your registrations as there will only be one person to contact instead of the several. This is a win-win step for everyone.\n\n''MEETING WALKING LEADERS/SCOUT RATIOS:''\n\nIt is your responsibility to make sure there are enough Walking Leaders for your group. The ratio will be 2 walking leaders for every 10 Scouts. If your Pack will have Wolves/Bears and Webelos Scouts attending, plan on 4 adult walking leaders/day at minimum. Please remember there must be 2 walking leaders for every 10 Wolves/Bears as well as 2 walking leaders for every 10 Webelos. BSA standard requires 2-deep leadership.\n\nAlso each pack will be required to have one person available each day to serve on staff. \n\n''CAR POOLING:''\n\nIf your Pack is pooling transportation, it is your responsibility:\n* to make sure all Scouts wear seat belts while in transit. It would be advisable to obtain number of seat belts/car available, which will be used to transport Scouts. This will help you determine if you have enough cars to transport.\n* You will also need a permission slip obtaining authorization to transport from each guardian/parent (this is for YOUR protection). \n* No riding in the bed of a pick up truck is allowed per BSA policy.\n* Be mindful of passenger side air bags.\n* If parents are dropping off their Scout at a ~pre-camp drop-off site, you will need to make certain Walking Leaders are available at drop off time. (Ex-meeting at ~Wal-Mart parking lot)\n\n''CAMP RUSSELL DROP OFF AREAS:''\n\nWill be alongside the “U, on the right-hand side of the road just before you get to the EXIT gate. \n* They will be marked on the trees with your Pack number and campsite name/number.\n* There will be NO PARKING on the right-hand side of the driveway at anytime. This is for the safety of all Scouts as well as for emergency vehicle access. PLEASE STRESS THIS NO PARKING ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE DRIVEWAY TO YOUR PACK FAMILIES.\n* Drop-off your Scout on the right-hand side and exit to the left. \n* ALL Scouts walk into camp together with their group after arriving at Camp Russell.\n* If a Scout is to arrive later in the day after camp activities have started; please remind your parents that they will have to walk the scout up to registration. This is a safety requirement for the protection of their child. \n\n''MEDICATIONS: ''\n\nAny Scouts taking medication will have to turn in their medications to the Walking Leader, who in turn submits it to the Camp Nurse on the 1st day. Your responsibility will be:\n* to make sure the parent has the prescription in the ORIGINAL bottle with instructions and ENOUGH MEDICATION for only the week. Prescriptions must be placed in a labeled baggie with the Scout’s name and Pack number.\n* The nurse will dispense at the proper time and will only keep what is needed for the week.\n* It will be the responsibility of the Pack Day Camp Coordinator or their designee to pick up all meds on Friday before camp ends. \n\n''PAPOOSE: ''\n\nOPENED ONLY TO FULL TIME STAFF. Please inform parents of this change from last year. Children must be 3 years old and potty trained. If your Pack has several children in Papoose camp, you will need to arrange a parent to help the Papoose Director. With advance arrangements of the Papoose Director, parents helping in Papoose camp can split a day as long as there is continual coverage provided. The Papoose area requires having 1 adult in that area/ 4 children.\n* IMPORTANT: The children must be potty trained.\n\n''LUNCHES: ''\n\nScouts need to bring a sack lunch and drink DAILY. Please encourage non-soda drinks. You will be responsible:\n* to make sure your Walking Leaders have chests available to keep these lunches cold for perishable foods and drinks.\n* Your walking leaders will be responsible to replenish ice as needed.\n* For campers who forget their lunches, please have food available.\n* A Day Camp Accreditation Team who has completed the National Day Camp School will inspect these chests. Safety is our #1 concern. They will be checking for cleanliness and coldness.\n\n''TRADING POST: ''\n\nWill again be available and scheduled as an activity. Items this year will be 50 cents each (some items @ 25 cents).\n* Because proper hydration is of utmost importance for the safety of our Scouts\n* Bottled water and other drinks will be available all week.\n\n''PRECAMP ~SET-UP:''\n\nYou and your Pack will be responsible to set up your area at the designated campsite the Sunday priorto your camp week. Please remember that you will be sharing a campsite with another Pack (s). At that time you will need to:\n* set up your shelter area\n* have your Scouts bring their pickles buckets\n* pick up and distribute your camp T-shirts and cups\n* pick up week activity schedules.\n\n''SHARED CAMPSITES:''\n\nDue to the need of shared campsites for shade provision, please be mindful this will require a cooperative effort with other Packs. For the purpose of distributing information and some awards…. \n\nPer campsite does not mean/Pack unless there is only 1 Pack in a single campsite. Additionally, in a shared campsite, this may require a cooperative effort by each Pack to provide shared walking leader rations and/or campsite decorations. We will provide you with campsite theme information as soon as the camp sessions are full. \n \n''TELEPHONE:''\nThere is not a telephone at the camp for incoming calls. Should anyone need to contact you with an emergency message they should call the Scout Service Center at 743-6125 or Camp Director Brenda Heigl 851-2924.

*Chartered in Fall 2005- part of Indian Nations Council, Twin Arrows District \n*Sponsoring Organization: Men's Group of Asbury United Methodist Church\n*Pack Meetings: Asbury United Methodist Church (66th & Mingo) on last Monday of the month, 6:30pm - 8:00 pm, Room 2820 (use South Entrance)\n*Den Meetings: held twice or three times per month. Refer to the appropriate "Den Calendar" on the "Calendars" page or contact one of the scout leaders for details.\n*Currently we have 34 Scouts and 18 registered Adult Leaders\n*Pinewood Derby Competition Scheduled in January\n*Hold several Day Trip (Go SEE IT) Activities Every Year! \n!Communications\nPack 10 uses phone calls and email messages to provide and distribute important information. \n!Meetings\nPack Meeting are held on the last Monday of every month (except for Holidays) at 6:30pm and last about 90 minutes. Den Meetings are typically held weekly on a day convenient for Den members. Refer to the "Calendar" for additional information.\n!Uniforms\nAll Scouts are expected to wear the Pack Class "A" uniform at Den and Pack Meetings during the school year. Class "B" uniforms are permitted at the summer meetings. If you are new to the Scouting program, please come as you are (no uniform required) and see if our Pack is right for you!\n!Cub Scout Handbooks\nEach Scout must have a Cub Scout Handbook appropriate to their level. It should have the Scout's name clearly marked on the outside edge of the book pages or on the cover. All Advancements are in the book as well as other helpful information about the Scout program.\n!Advancements\nCub Scout advancement requirements are signed off by you the parent and the registered adult leaders. Pack 10 will assist in tracking advancements. Each Scout needs to make sure that his advancement is recorded. \n\nWhen a Scout has met all the Rank requirements (Tiger, Bobcat, Wolf, Bear, and Webelos), the Rank emblem will be presented at either a Pack meeting or the Blue and Gold Banquet.\n!Campouts and Equipment\nCub Scout trips are normally one-day excursions. On occasion, local councils (e.g., Indian Nations Council) will sponsor an overnight camping trip. Campouts are generally twice per year (e.g., a "Dad n' Lad" or a "Mom n' Me" campout), where an adult partner is encouraged to participate with the Scout. The Scout/Adult Partner Team needs to provide their own sleeping gear, tent, and personal items. If you do not own a tent, please see a Cubmaster and arrangements may be made on a loan basis. All Scouts are responsible to "be prepared" for the campouts. Appropriate clothing and gear are to be planned for and brought to each campout. A general list of equipment is available on this site. All Scouts must sign up for and pay camping fees prior to the campout.\n!Costs \nInformation about the current Fees & Dues can be found [[here|Fees & Dues]]

''Welcome to the Pack 10 Home Page! This is your place to find out what's going on in Pack 10.''\n----\n!Announcements, Announcements, ANNNOOOOOOUNCEMENTS!\n\nThe [[Twin Arrows 2008 Spring Training Schedule|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/training/2008_Training_Feb-Dec_dates.pdf]] is now available. This is a list of the various training schedules available to Pack Leaders for the remainder of the year. As you will see, there are lots of options. Please consider stepping into this rewarding responsibility for your scout. See the [[Training]] page for additional opportunities.\n\nSusan Waldie has developed a [[Pack 10 Registration Fee and Dues|./files/FeeAandDuesForm.doc]] to assist the den leaders in collecting Pack/Den fees and dues. You can find the link on the [[Forms]] page.\n\nJeff has a [[Pack Inventory]] of items for use at pack/den functions. Please let Jeff know if you have any other items we need to add to the list, or if you would like to use any of these items for a Den event. \n\n!Opportunities\nThroughout the year, there are ''MANY'' opportunities for the family and friends to support the pack by offering their time and service. Here are some of the current opportunities:\n* We are also looking for a ''Summer Day Camp Coordinator'' for the [[2008 Day Camp]]. Once again, contact [[Cubmaster Jeff|mailto:jmc@staffmetric.com]] if you can help. \n*We are still looking for parents that would like to help the Pack as a Den Leader or Asst. Den Leader and other positions in the coming seasons. As our Pack continues to grow, our older scouts' parents will be moving into Boy Scouts in the next year or two and we need to plan to fill their positions as they advance. Being a Den Leader is easy and fun... and I promise that your boys will remember their mom/dad as their Den Leader long after they remember the names of the guys that were in their Den. Aaron and Cindie Milford have already stepped up as a transition leader for the Disney's Den as Brandon moves into the Cubmaster role this summer. WAY TO GO MILFORD'S... Braden will really enjoy your support! \n*We also need a Pack Trainer to watch for training sessions and announce to the Pack when these classes are being held. This is VERY easy and only requires that you watch the Scout Office announcements and report these events to the Pack via e-mail, post on our website via Glenn Etchison, and/or get them to Susan Waldie for our Newsletters at the Pack Meetings. \n*We also need someone to manage/promote our Pack 10 merchandise... Class B T-shirts and cap orders, donated uniforms, etc... Again, a VERY easy assignment that may take an hour a month!\nPlease, if you think your scout may be involved in the Pack for another year or more, then step into a leaders position doing something to help keep us organized as we grow. If you need some ideas on other areas of service, please contact me.\n\n!2008 Events\nApril 11th -- Pack Meeting / Arrow of Light Ceremony\nApril 12th -- [[CPR/First Aid Training]]\nApril -- Pack Outing TBD\nMay 3rd & 4th -- Mom and Me camp out \nJune -- Drillers Under the Stars\nJune 6-8 -- [[Webelos Resident Camp]]\nJune 17th - 20th -- Asbury Vacation Bible School (Outrigger Island)\nJune 23rd - 27th -- [[Summer Day Camp|2008 Day Camp]] ''@@color(red):Coordinator Needed@@''\nSeptember -- Fall Festival\nOctober -- Dad 'n Lad\nOctober -- Popcorn Sales Begin\nNovember -- Pancake Breakfast\n \n!Pack Meeting Action Rotation \nMarch 31st Pack Meeting\n:Colors/Prayer -- Wolf 2\n:Entertainment -- Tiger 2\n:Snacks -- Webelos\n\n

''Sunday, February 17, 2008\n11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the CLC\n$5 per person or $20 max per family''\n\nAsbury Boy Scout Troop 10, sponsored by the men's ministry, would like to invite you to its third annual spaghetti luncheon social! Come celebrate Scout Sunday with the scouts, and enjoy a generous serving of spaghetti, bread and salad with your family and friends. The cost is just $5 per person, or $20 maximum per immediate family. Tickets may be purchased Sunday, February 3 & Sunday, February 10 from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. or the day of the event at the door. However, pre-purchasing is appreciated to help with planning! All proceeds will be benefit the Boy Scout programs of Asbury.\n\n''Race your pinewood derby cars again''\n At the Spaghetti luncheon we are going to have a track set up so that you can race your cars again and show them off to the congregation, and friends and relatives who could not be at the pinewood derby! Just show up to help clean up tables and the seating area and be sure to bring your pinewood derby cars to race again!\n!!What to do\n''Before the service''\n*Scouts and Leaders will wear their Class “A” uniforms (all pins, badges, etc…) cleaned and pressed\n*Meet at the Flower/Ushers Room (the small room on the corner, across from the CLC) at 8:45 and 10:30 AM sharp\n*ALL scouts are invited and encouraged to attend, whether you are a member of Asbury or some other church… we are supporting our Chartering organization\n*Scouts will be assigned a post at each of the entrances to the sanctuary with their adult partner to welcome guests and hand out the program bulletins\n*After the service starts, we will then meet and sit as a group in the NORTH CASCADE, the area that has ascending seats… all family members are encouraged to sit with the Pack and there will be a reserved seating section for us.\n*All scouts will be asked to stand and be recognized during the service…\n''After the 11:00 service''\n*Troop 10 hosts a Spaghetti Lunch and it is usually very well attended… the church loves to support this event!\n*We will support Troop 10 by cleaning tables, assisting and generally just letting our scouts be seen as we have in the past at the Pancake Breakfasts\nPlease make an effort to attend this annual event. Your scout will wear his uniform proudly and be recognized for his efforts in the scouting program and the community.

* April 12th from 9 – 4:30, Asbury (Room to be announced)\n* Training will include 1st Aid, CPR and AED certification\n* Our fees are $35 per person and the Pack will subsidize $20 of this expense for its Leaders\n* This SAME training costs $65 at Red Cross and $50 at the Scout office!!\n

[[Pack Calendar|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=bsa.pack10%40gmail.com]]\n[[Tiger Cub - Den 1|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ib4p9noheve9d24t7nb4oru1uk%40group.calendar.google.com]]\n[[Tiger Cubs - Den 2|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=6a69ne9ala163n908snjqt7jpg%40group.calendar.google.com]]\n[[Wolf Cubs - Den 2|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=iumn0ha472o9iv9l6g1asm2624%40group.calendar.google.com]]\n[[Bear Cubs - Den 1|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=ncbm6j7lcdh4qip97b9hfa64a8%40group.calendar.google.com]]\n[[Bear Cubs - Den 2|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=av6tlp47l77e9qgqij2jf6pkhc%40group.calendar.google.com]]\n[[Webelos I|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=i5vr1l013ulpr3tt28vsjl79h4%40group.calendar.google.com]]\n[[Webelos II|http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=7v6k9k1pvn4gpf5e6lj1vpjic8%40group.calendar.google.com]]

!General Information:\nCub Scout trips are normally one-day excursions. On occasion, local councils (e.g., Indian Nations Council) will sponsor an overnight camping trip. Campouts are generally twice per year (e.g., a "Dad n' Lad" or a "Mom n' Me" campout), where an adult partner is encouraged to participate with the Scout. The Scout/Adult Partner Team needs to provide their own sleeping gear, tent, and personal items. If you do not own a tent, please see a Cubmaster and arrangements may be made on a loan basis. All Scouts are responsible to "be prepared" for the campouts. Appropriate clothing and gear are to be planned for and brought to each campout. A general list of equipment is available below. All Scouts must sign up for and pay camping fees prior to the campout.\n\n!Regional Campground Maps:\n*[[Camp Darby|./files/camp_darby.pdf]]\n*[[Camp Garland|./files/camp_garland.pdf]] \n*[[Keystone Scout Ranch|./files/keystone_scout_camp.pdf]]\n*[[John Zink Ranch Shortcut|./files/John_Zink_Ranch_Shortcut.pdf]]\n*[[Camp Russell / Outer Limits|./files/camp-russell.pdf]]\n \n__IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THESE MAPS:__\nYou will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view and print these maps. Adobe Acrobat Reader is a free program you install on your computer, which allows you to look at documents and print them. All forms are protected from tampering. Editing of any forms on this site is not permitted.\n\n

Various community events will be scheduled throughout the year as a means for the Pack show their appreciation. As these events are developed, they will be listed below:\n*Jun 26-29- Asbury UMC Vacation Bible School Flag Ceremony

[[Welcome]]\n\n\n

''Pack Registration Fees -'' Pack 10 has completed its registration process\nfor 2008. Thank you Mr. Ruley! The Pack has covered the cost of this\nregistration for its 60 (+) scouts (over $1500) but now needs to recover\nthese fees from the Pack. Please get your checks to your Den Leader by\nJanuary 1st.\n\nThe Pack felt that each boy/family should get a copy of the Scouts Boy's\nLife magazine, as it is an important part of his sense of belonging.\nIt's packed full of great stories, jokes, skills and ideas! You should\ntake time to look it over... *If your family has more than one scout in\nthe Pack, then only one copy of Boys' Life was ordered for your family.\nIf your family needs financial assistance to cover the cost of the Boy's\nLife subscription, contact your Den Leader and the Pack will subsidize\nthis cost for your scout.\n\nPack Registration fees are as follows:\n| Scout registration, ~Jan-Dec 2008 | $10 |\n| Boy's Life, ~Jan- Dec 2008 | $12 |\n| Adult registration, ~Jan-Dec 2008 | $10 |\n\n\n''Pack 10 Den Dues -'' Traditionally Pack Dues have been added to the\nRegistration Fees for the ~Jan-May and ~Sept-Dec sessions. Your Den\nLeaders were asked to provide snacks and materials for their Den\nmeetings and request reimbursement for these expenses, but we found that\nmany were either absorbing these costs or asking families to rotate\nthese duties.\n\nFor 2008 we are going to ask the Den Leaders to collect $5/mo from each\nscout (by session, i.e., ~Jan-May @ five months, or ~Sept-Dec @ four\nmonths). These funds will be used to offset the snack and material\nexpenses, whether the Den Leader is responsible for acquiring these\nitems or if they are used to reimburse the families in the rotation of\nthese duties. Dues may be collected in bulk or monthly, depending on\nhow the Pack Leader manages their funds. If you need financial\nassistance with these dues, please contact your Den Leader to discuss\nthis matter.

\n''Forms to Download:''\n#~Right-Click on the icon or text below and select "Save As"\n#Open the File Using Adobe Acrobat Reader\n[[Family Survey Talent Sheet|./files/familysurveytalentsheet.pdf]]\n\n[[Medical Form (Class 1 & 2)|./files/medicalform.pdf]]\n\n[[Parental Consent Form|./files/parentalconsent.pdf]]\n\n[[Local Tour Permit Form|./files/localtourpermit.pdf]]\n\n[[Forms from the National Council|http://www.scouting.org/forms/]]\n\n[[Pack 10 Registration Fee and Dues|./files/FeeAandDuesForm.doc]]

\nFundraisers may be planned throughout the year to finance our program. Proceeds from each fundraiser will be determined before each fundraiser starts.\n\n__Annual Events__\n*Popcorn Sales - (~Sep-Oct) \n*Spaghetti Luncheon - (Feb)\n*Veteran's Day Celebration/Pancake Breakfast - (Nov)\n\n \n

\n''Here are a few suggestions:''\n#Support your son in the Pack. Make sure they have their uniform, handbook, and personal gear. Let him attend as many Pack functions as possible, he's part of the team.\n#Volunteer as needed in the activities you enjoy. The Scouts don't have a monopoly on the fun!\n#Become a part of the Leadership Team! Contact [[Cubmaster McMains|mailto:jmc@staffmetric.com]] for current openings. Every parent is eligible and encouraged to be a voting member of our Pack Committee.\n\n

[[Join Cub Scouts|http://www.joincubscouting.org/]]\n\n[[National BSA Site|http://www.scouting.org/]]\n\n[[Indian Nations Council|http://www.okscouts.org/]]\n\n[[Twin Arrows District|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/]]\n\n[[Current Boy's Life Magazine|http://www.boyslife.org/]]\n\n[[Current Scouter Magazine|http://www.scoutingmagazine.org/]]\n\n[[Learn to tie knots|http://www.animatedknots.com/indexscouting.php?LogoImage=LogoGrog.jpg&Website=www.animatedknots.com]]\n\n

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*__Pack Meetings:__ Asbury United Methodist Church (66th & Mingo) on the last Monday of every month 6:30-8pm, Room 2820 (use South Entrance)\n*__Den Meetings:__ held twice or three times per month. Refer to the appropriate "Den Calendar" on the "Calendars" page or contact one of the scout leaders for details.\n*__Committee Meetings:__ held once per month\n

Mr. Wilkie has been working with a vendor to gain\nmore favorable pricing on our "Class B" t-shirts and Pack ball caps.\nHe has pending orders that he will hold until he can either get better\npricing from the vendor or a sufficient order to achieve a volume\ndiscount.\n\nMr. Wilkie has also proposed creating a new Pack 10 t-shirt design each\nyear and is formulating an annual design contest. Rumor is that there\nmay even be a prize for the best design! Stay tuned form more\ninformation on this.\n\nIf you would like to order any Pack 10 merchandise, please contact Jeff\nWilkie at jeff@jeffwilkieconsulting.com.

''Flags/Banners''\n* (3) Pack Flags; USA, Pack 10 and Methodist flag with stands\n* P10 Banner (3’ x 8’)\n* P10 Banner (Cub scouts Blue/Gold)\n* Pack 10 Ribbons\n''Documents''\n* Registration/Welcome Packets (3)\n* Benny Leonard’s Bear Book\n''Ceremonial Hardware''\n* Display bulletin board 3 panel\n* AOL candle holder\n* B&G Advancement Ladder\n''Misc. Items''\n* 20x12 Dining Fly (Walsh)\n* First Aid Kit\n* 12-15 woodcraft hammers\n* Wood working kits for Den meetings\n** (6) airplanes\n** (3) toolkits\n** (9) napkin holders\n* (1) Pinewood Derby Kit\n* (22) P10 Frisbees\n* (12) generic Frisbees\n* Misc. Webelos uniform parts\n* Balloons\n* (5) cans/boxes of Scout popcorn\n* (4) Santa hats\n* Hawaiian leis\n* Cub scout Stencils\n\n

[[Twin Arrows District|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org]], [[Indian Nations Council|http://okscouts.org/]]\n

Cub Scout Pack 10

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I found the plans for [[STOMP ROCKETS|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/forms/air_rockets.pdf]] and a [[ROCKET LAUNCHER|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/forms/air_rocket_launcher.pdf]] on the Twin Arrows District [[cub scout|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/cub_scouts.htm]] page.\n\nThis activity ties in with July 2007 Monthly Cub Scout Theme "Rockets Red Glare"\n\nSo go make some stop rockets have some cub fun!

\n!Helpful Links\n[[BSA Online Learning Center|http://www.olc.scouting.org]]\n>This site provides a variety of materials, from quick references to complete courses, all designed to help our members improve leadership skills and deliver a quality program.\nTwo of the key offerings there are:\n*Cub Scout Leader Fast Start\n*Youth Protection Training\n\n[[Indian Nations Council Cub Scout Leader Program Training|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/cub_training_schedule.htm]]\n\n[[Twin Arrows 2008 Spring Training Schedule|http://www.twinarrowsdistrict.org/training/2008_Training_Feb-Dec_dates.pdf]]

\n__Class "A" Uniform__ - worn to pack and den meetings, going to/from campouts, and day trip activities.\n*Scout Uniform Shirt (Blue, Webelos can wear either blue or Khaki), Council Strip (Indian Nations), Pack Numbers (10)\n*Rank Emblem\n*Blue Pants\n*Scout Belt\n*Neckerchief and Tie Slide\n__Class "B" Uniform__ - for summer pack meetings / activities\n*Cub Scout Theme ~T-Shirt\n*Blue Pants or Jeans\n\nSome uniform examples are provided in Adobe Acrobat format below. Click on the appropriate icon below:\n \n[[Tiger Cub Uniform (1st Grade)|./Files/Tiger%20Uniform%20Help.pdf]]\n \n[[Wolf Cub Uniform (2nd Grade)|./Files/Wolf%20Uniform%20Help.pdf]]\n \n[[Bear Cub Uniform (3rd Grade)|./Files/Bear%20Uniform%20Help.pdf]]\n \nWebelos Uniform (4th & 5th Grade) (Provided at a Later Date)

Webelos should attend as a group. Out of the four families\nthat responded to date, three need to go the first weekend. Therefore,\nwe will attend as a Pack on June 6-8.

Greetings Pack 10!\n\nImagine you're Bruce Buffer (UFC Main Event ring announcer): ''@@color(red):IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIT'S TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIME FOR THE MAIN EVENT!@@'' As we get back in the groove of school, fall sports, and regular schedules, it's time to get "Back to the Pack!" We also have several other events coming up, so mark your calendars! \n \nYour family should be called in the next couple of weeks to verify that 1) You received this e-mail, and 2) Your family will be participating in scouts this year. We have a couple of dens that exceed the recommended size as far as scout-to-leader ratio (which is 6-8 per den). Be advised that we are going to have to look at spreading the wealth - meaning we may need to split some dens to form additional. @@color(blue):Implication: We are looking for den leaders. In order for this year to be a success, we may need you to step up and make it so.@@\n \n''Back to the Pack''\nWhen: Mon., Aug. 31st\nTime: 6:30 - 8:30 pm\nWhere: Hunter Park, 5804 E. 91st st. (between Yale and Sheridan, south side of road)\nWhat to bring: Swimsuits, towels, picnic for your family\n \nEvent Description: Our kick-off of the pack 10 '09/'10 scout year! We have the only shelter reserved (at the south end of the park). Bring a picnic dinner for your family to share. Younger siblings are welcome to attend and take advantage of the splash park right by our shelter. After dinner, scouts (and family) will get to participate, in round-robin style, several water-based activities.\n \nSchedule\n6:30 - 7pm : Eat\n7-8:30pm : Round robin activities:\n1) Watermelon seed spitting contest\n2) Spongeball dodgeball\n3) Super sling water balloon toss\n \np.s. - Feel free to come early and fish on the pond, be advised that hunter park has a "Bark Acres" dog park that takes up the south side of the pond. \n \n''Fall Festival''\nWhen: Sat., Sept. 19th\nTime: All Day\nWhere: Camp Russell, NE corner of 101st St and 193rd E. Ave. (just west of NSU Broken Arrow)\n \nEvent Description: The district kick-off to the scouting year. Several activities we be available for scouts and families to enjoy including BB's, archery, zip-line, and much more. Lunch will be available for a nominal cost (usually hotdogs, chips, and pop.)\n \nNeed: Last year pack 10 hosted an obstacle course at fall festival. It was a huge success and we have been asked to bring it back this year. I will be asking scout families to man the obstacle course in 1 hour time slots. \n \n''Pack Meeting''\nOur first "meeting" of the year as a pack. We'll see pic's from summer activities, present awards, sing some great songs, and recognize our promoted scouts in their new year of scouting.\nWhen: Mon., Sept. 28th\nWhere: Asbury, rm 2818\nTime: 6:30 - 8:30 pm\n \n''Dad "n" Lad Campout - Mark the date!''\nWhen: Oct. 24th & 25th\nWhere: Zink Ranch\nMore to come later - deadline to register isn't until Oct. 8th\n \nSee you soon!\nCubmaster Disney\ncell:231-7932\n\n