Arrow family I hope everyone is enjoying this weather. I wanted to let everyone know that we are going to be meeting this Saturday at the church for a den meeting at 9:30. Make sure to check weather so you can ware the appropriate clothing. We will meet by the pavilion. Have a great week Ryan
Hey there Wild and Wooly Wolves – We are NOT meeting this week – we met twice last week, it’s time to enjoy a rest!! It’s a great time to finish your “God and Me” achievement with your Family and get used to the time change!! Look at the PACK NEWS about our upcoming FAMILY CAMP! Don’t forget – if you and your family have a chance to do a mile hike, do it – and keep an eye out for any wildlife you might see!! As cooler weather is coming many local animals are active trying to get in one more meal before the first frost!!
Hey Hey Webelos! This week we will begin our Cast Iron Chef adventure! We’ll meet tomorrow night outside in the Pavillion (NOT Connor or Fellowship). Here’s our gameplan for the month Nov. 2nd – Fire Building (Activity Shirts and jackets! No Field Uniforms). Nov. 8th – Flag Deliveries Nov. 11th – Planning Menu & Family Camp Q&A Nov. 13-15th – Family Camp @ Camp George W. Pirtle Scout Reservation Nov. 16th – Flag Pickup (No regular Den Meeting) Nov. 23rd – **OFFSITE** Grocery Shopping @ Brookshires in Whitehouse Nov. 30th – Pack Meeting Dec. 5th – 6th – Webelos Den Campout Please let me know if you are planning to attend the Family Campout, Webelos Campout, or both! See ya tomorrow night!
Howdy Pack Family, I hope everyone is enjoying this beautiful fall weather. We are getting closer to our fall family camp. Remember you must turn in Health Forms A&B for every family member camping. Also, all adults (18 or older) must take and complete the YPT online training. Please see below for important date and den meetings: Flag Delivery – Sunday, Nov 8 Sign-up coming later this week Family Camp – Nov 13-15 Flag Pickup – Monday, Nov 16 Meetings Monday 11/2 Webelos – Connor Hall Tigers – Pike Hall Lions – Side by side Meetings Tuesday 11/3 Wolves -Not Meeting Meetings Sunday 11/8 Bears – Picnic Tables AOL – Contact your den leader
I have some pumpkins for teams to “share” if you are unable to locate a pumpkin! We are going to be INDOORS – to “drizzley” outside I have Pepperoni & Cheese pizza and cheezy bread so don’t worry about stopping to feed your scout! 400 Gatewood – turn on Hillcreek going east past the high school, then right on Langford, then left on Gatewood – you won’t miss us. See all my wild wolves soon!
Howdy Pack! Tonight at 6:30 PM is our first Pack meeting of the year! All of our Cub Scouts should try to attend and wear their Field Uniforms with Neckerchiefs (if you don’t have one yet, please respond to this email and let us know). Scouts will also receive their first round of Flag Sells Prizes!! We have a bit of a surprise for everyone this evening. Our Pack Meeting will take place outside (the rain should have moved on) this evening, either in the field or in the side parking lot depending on the ground. This will allow us to space out appropriately and sit as families instead of Dens. Bring your chairs & blankets and don’t forget your masks (in case we do…
Reminder we are meeting today. We will finish Baloo the Builder, learn how to fold the flag and start signing up for our bear carnival games. See you at the picnic tables at 3:00.
Remember we meet twice this week – Monday we have our FIRST Pack Meeting AND FIRST WOLF ADVANCEMENTS – be there in uniform at 6:30 at the Whitehouse United Methodist Church. We will be social distancing – at one point we were having this pack meeting outside so if you have lawn chairs or a big blanket toss it into your car just in case. There might be more details coming out tomorrow- Tuesday – 6pm – early so we will still have a little daylight. It’s finally feeling like fall outside – meet at Mrs. Gigi Delk’s house (400 Gatewood drive – past the High School going east, turn on Hillcreek, quick right on Langford, and left on Gatewood) Class B night – no…
Hey there! Have you been asking yourself, “How do we build these Flags” or “I wonder what is Flag Build Day all about?”; Well, you are not alone! We have fielded numerous questions regarding Flag Build Day, so here is exactly what we will be doing and where we need help. Hole Drilling – 2-3 Volunteers. One volunteer will mark the hole locations on the big 10-foot flag poles. Another Volunteer will use a Drill Press to drill the holes. A third volunteer would be beneficial to move & wrangle the long poles. Bolt Cutting – 1 Volunteer needed. We have a metal cutting bandsaw to cut the eye bolts used to attach the flag to the pole and cut the 3″ rebar that we…
AOL Family. We will be meeting at the church this Saturday October 24 at 10am. Please be in Class A. You might also want to bring a camp chair.
