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4:00 p.m. at St. Michael's Gym. Dinner at 4:30. Good eats. Lots of fun activities for scouts and adults. This is the celebration of the anniversary of Scouting. We have a catered dinner (Stancato's), guest speakers, uniform inspections, Scout antics, awards, and socializing.  There will be a small fee to help cover the catering cost.    Grandparents, relatives, and friends are very welcome.  

Come celebrate the birthday of Boy Scouts of America: � Dinner & socializing in great company, � Pack Meeting - awards, accolades, antics, buckskin reports, Uniform inspections, etc. � "Friends of Scouting" presentation, � "Crossing Over" of the Webelos who are joining a Boy Scout Troop, � Sign up for next year! (This is where you join for the coming year in time for the summer events and Day Camp.) 

We have invited Boy Scout Troop 297 (Independence Middle School) for our Webelos Scouts who will "Cross Over" a ceremonial bridge to be met by their chosen Troop.  

We will also begin our "rechartering" (rejoining) effort at the dinner. Bring your checkbook. If you're already in scouting, there are no forms to fill out, just pay the $32 ($21 for 2nd scout) and you're in for another year of great scout adventure. The fees cover: BSA fees ($11), Boy's Life subscription ($11), and Pack "awards" fee ($10).

Participate in the Uniform Inspection to receive your patch!

Haunted Hayride
Enclosed is information regarding the Haunted Hayride on Saturday, October 18 at Camp Butler that is located on Rt. 303 in Peninsula. We will be meeting at 7:00 and hay rides start at dark. Hot chocolate and refreshments are available to be purchased at the event.

Fall Camp Out

The fall camp out is Friday - Sunday October 24 - 26 at Beaumont. In order to plan the event and purchase groceries, it is important that we know who will be attending. The cost for the event is $20 per person that includes the cost of the cabin, activities and food for the weekend. Maps and a list of activities will be provided before the event. Please sign up for the event at the October pack meeting or call Mr. Anderle or Mr. Hudak.

PRAISE DOES WONDERS FOR A BOY'S SENSE OF HEARING.  

Roundtables (previously at 7-hills City Hall) will be held at 
Parma Community Center, Reportedly on W. 54th, S. of Snow.  As before, it's at 7:30 on the 2nd Thurs. of the month.

If you haven't seen it since Mar. 9, Click here to check it out.

I just found my "info sheet".  It's $18 for campers, $8 for Saturday "day camp" with meals, archery, hikes and campfire festivities.  

4:00 p.m. at St. Michael's Gym. Dinner at 4:30. Good eats. Lots of fun activities for scouts and adults. This is the celebration of the anniversary of Scouting. We have a catered dinner (Stancato's), guest speakers, uniform inspections, Scout antics, awards, and socializing.  Adults will be $7.50 per person, children will be $6 (3-18 yrs old), children under 3 free  Grandparents, relatives, and friends are very welcome.  Checks payable to Cub Scout Pack 378 are due to the Mayhers by Thurs. Feb 13.

Come celebrate the birthday of Boy Scouts of America: � Dinner & socializing in great company, � Pack Meeting - awards, accolades, antics, buckskin reports, Uniform inspections, etc. � "Friends of Scouting" presentation, � "Crossing Over" of the Webelos who are joining a Boy Scout Troop, � Sign up for next year! (This is where you join for the coming year in time for the summer events and Day Camp.) 

We have invited Boy Scout Troop 297 (Independence Middle School) and Troop 652 (St. Basil's) for our Webelos Scouts who will "Cross Over" a ceremonial bridge to be met by their chosen Troop.  

We will also begin our "rechartering" (rejoining) effort at the dinner. Bring your checkbook. If you're already in scouting, there are no forms to fill out, just pay the $30 ($21 for 2nd scout) and you're in for another year of great scout adventure. The fees cover: BSA fees ($11), Boy's Life subscription ($9), and Pack "awards" fee ($10).

Participate in the Uniform Inspection to receive your patch!

The mtg agenda with the list of pack events is there as well.

Bring your completed cars (just kidding!) or all your parts and what you plan to use for weights to the school cafeteria between 6 & 7 pm to check your weight on the official scales and to see why the ground clearance specs in the instructions are so important.

Pick up some tips for either faster cars or faster paint drying times, ways to hide the weights, what you can/can't do to wheels, etc.

We'll meet in the Independence Old Elmwood Recreation Blg. for our Christmas Meeting.  This is the older building next to (north of) the pond.

Please bring a non-perishable food item that we'll take to the St. Catherine's Food Bank.  

We'll have the regular meeting and then lots of activities - crafts, caroling, drinks and snacks.  We've even put in a request for a visit from Santa!

Signups for Breakfast in Bethlehem Service, Skating Outing, and Pinewood Derby planners.

Come prepared to nominate someone for Cubmaster, Ast. Cubmaster and Committee Chair!  Don't be caught without an idea of who you're going to point at when the time comes.  (It was in the spring of 1996 that Mr. Noble nominated Mr. Bellmore to be Ast. Cubmaster.)  Your nomination doesn't commit the nominee but it's a vote of confidence that the nominee is the kind of person you want setting the example and helping to lead your son in scouting.  Remember, there are plenty of high quality packs with women Cubmasters and Assistants.   

We all have busy lives which largely revolve around our children and scouting can be a rewarding activity for families.  Do you part to nominate your leaders and then support them in their positions.

The "By the Book" position descriptions are available in our "Publications" section.  Or, right click & save as... on the link packpositions.pdf

Once again we'll be "Doing our Duty" by serving the pancake breakfast at this parish event.  

The "shifts" are 9-10:30 and 11-12:30. You will be able to make the masses at the ends of the shifts. 

We need scouts to serve (in uniform), do place settings, and cleanup. Not all parents need to stay but we need some to serve coffee.  The scouts are eager to show what they can do, guests are pleasantly surprised at the behavior of the wholesome young men, and event organizers are impressed with the boy's dedication and abilities.

The Brecksville web site has details and maps.

The hardy few braved the elements to bring back the gold!  (We were rewarded with a gold trophy presented by the Mayor.)   I don't know if anyone stayed for the tree lighting ceremony - We grabbed some donuts and hot coco and then headed home.  It was great fun though.

Show up - in uniform or not.  We sit in the left-front section with our families but you can sit in your usual place if you'd prefer.  Spread the word - Deacon Bob usually does a very nice ceremony during the mass - might motivate your scout or bring a tear to parents and grandparents.

Lots of old stuff were added to the "Archives"