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WEEKLY
DEN MEETINGS
Pack 868 dens don't meet during June or July.
Weekly den meetings will resume on Thursday, August 5.
From August through May, all dens meet
every Thursday evening from 7:00-8:15 PM
at the
Shepherdsville Community Center
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PACK
MEETINGS
Pack 868 will hold
Pack Meetings every 4~6 weeks
throughout the fall, winter, and spring. Like weekly
Den Meetings, Pack Meetings will generally be held at the
Shepherdsville Community Center on Thursday nights and
will run from 7:00-8:30 PM.
The first Pack
Meeting of the 2010-2011 program year
will be held in late August.
Pack Meetings are
where all the awards and achievements
scouts earn are formally
presented. Parents are expected to attend. Grandparents and
other family members are welcome.
The program can be long and boring for younger siblings,
so parents are encouraged to arrange childcare
so that they can enjoy the program and devote their full
attention to their Cub Scout for the night.
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MOHAWK
DISTRICT DAY CAMP
All Pack 868 Cub Scouts are invited to register and
participate in Mohawk District Day Camp the week
of June 14~18. The camp will be held in the
Cub World program area at the Frazier Scout
Reservation near Bernheim Forest.
Participants will get to shoot BB guns, do archery,
work on crafts, take hikes in the woods,
play games, and work on scout advancements.
Parents may participate with their son.
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WEBELOS
DEN CAMPING TRIP
The Webelos Dens will be taking a Webelos-only
tent camping trip to Rough River State Park on
Saturday~Sunday, June 19~20.
Information will be provided to Webelos by their
Den Leaders. Signup deadline will be Thursday, June 17.
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WEBELOS
RESIDENT CAMP
Our Webelos will be attending Webelos Resident Camp
at Camp Tunnel Mill, Sunday~Wednesday, June 27~30.
Advance registration is required.
Contact the Cubmaster for cost and details.
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PACK
COMMITTEE MEETING
The next Pack Committee
Meeting will be Monday, July 5,
7:00 PM at the Community Center.
The Pack Committee
is the appropriate forum to discuss any ideas, issues, or other matters
related to the operation of the unit. Every parent is welcome and
encouraged to attend and participate in the monthly Pack Committee
Meetings.
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DAY
TRIP TO VISIT FORT HARROD
Pack 868 will be taking a day trip to visit historic
Fort Harrod on Saturday, July 10.
This will be a "whole family" event. More information
will be provided to all Pack 868 families via email.
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SUMMERTIME
POOL PARTY
Pack 868 will be hosting a summer pool party on
Monday evening, July 19 at the Maryville Pool.
This will be a "whole family" event.
More information will be provided
to all Pack 868 families via email.
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DAY
TRIP TO HOLIDAY WORLD
Pack 868 will be taking a day trip to Holiday World
on Monday, July 26. This will be a "whole family" event.
More information, including costs, will be sent
to all Pack families via email.
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ANNUAL
PROGRAM PLANNING MEETING
All Pack 868 parents are invited to participate in the
Annual Program Planning Meeting on Monday, August 2.
It is at this meeting where the program calendar for 2010-2011
will be set. Any parents having suggestions or ideas to make
Pack 868 better and Cub Scouting more fun
is encouraged to attend and voice your opinion.
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BARREN
RIVER LAKE SCOUT CELEBRATION
The first weekend camping trip of the 2010-2011 program year
will be Friday~Sunday, August 13~15.
Pack 868 will attend the annual Scout Celebration
sponsored by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
at Barren River Lake's Tailwater Campground.
Information will be sent to all pack families via email and
also made available at weekly den meetings on August 5.
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SCOUT
RECRUITING
Boys may join Scouting any time during the year. Visitors are
always welcome at weekly den meetings.
Current members who bring a friend that joins will earn a
"Recruiter" patch
to wear on their uniform.
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PARENT PARTICIPATION
Parent
participation is a key element in a boy's success in the Scouting
program. If you are a Pack
parent who has not yet gotten involved, please consider doing so.
If not as a Den Leader or assistant, then as a member-at-large on the
Pack Committee.
The sons of
participating, informed parents tend to be much more active and get the
maximum benefit from the program.
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ALUMINUM
CAN RECYCLING
One of the easiest fundraising things we do is save and recycle
aluminum cans. Pack families are urged to bag up their cans and
bring them to any Thursday night meeting. It would be great if
you could smash them flat before bringing them, but we'll still
accept them un-smashed. The Pack will also accept and haul off
old cars or other significant amounts of scrap metal.
This includes old air-conditioners, stoves, and other
appliances. We'll also take old guttering and scrap wire.
Virtually anything metal.
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