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Welcome To Cub Scout Pack 813 St. Charles, Kettering, Ohio

2. Cub Scouting. A family- and home-centered program for boys in the 1st through 5th grades Emphasis is on a quality program at the local level. Character building institution that embraces the values of Citizenship . Compassion CooperationCourage Faith Health

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Welcome To Cub Scout Pack 813 St. Charles, Kettering, Ohio

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    1. 1 Welcome To Cub Scout Pack 813 !! St. Charles, Kettering, Ohio

    2. 2 Cub Scouting A family- and home-centered program for boys in the 1st through 5th grades Emphasis is on a quality program at the local level

    3. 3 Mission Statement … to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.

    4. 4 Ultimate Objectives Citizenship training

    5. 5 Cub Scouts Have FUN !!

    6. 6 Cub Scouting: 80 Years Old Cub Scouts established in 1930 (prepare boys for Boy Scouts) Currently 2,000,000 Cub Scouts in U.S. Approximately 500,000 leaders

    7. 7 Cub Scouting … Is for Boys Each boy is different Is for Families Provide opportunities for families to work and play together Is Fun While learning, discovering, developing, etc. Has Ideals Spiritual & character growth, personal fitness, etc. Provides Adventure Outdoor, nature, field trips, camping, hiking, skiiing, etc.

    8. 8 Cub Scouting … Helps Boys Develop Interests and Skills dexterity, tools, follow directions, safety … Has An Advancement Plan Recognizes a boy’s efforts and achievements Provides a Place to Belong Den (same age) and Pack (St. Charles) Teaches Boys to Reach Out Become full members of the community, nation, and world Teaches Duty to God and Country Provides a Year-round Program

    9. 9 The nation’s premier extra-curricular activity for boys emphasizing God and country and character development.

    10. 10 How it Works All entering Scouts 1st Grade - Tiger Cub 2nd Grade – Wolf 3rd Grade – Bear 4th & 5th Grade: Webelos (WE'll BE LOyal Scouts)

    11. 11 Pack 813 Organization

    12. 12 Pack 813 Leadership (2010-11) Committee Chair: Tim Welch Treasurer: Randy Grimberg Committee Members: Arabella Callejo, Chris Hoschouer, Jeff Brooks, Brian Janess, Tim Resch Cubmaster: Don Klosterman Den Leaders: Sue Klosterman (Webelos) Chris Hoschouer (Bear) Chris Welch (Wolf) Ernie Sigler (Tiger Cubs)

    13. 13 Local / National Organization

    14. 14 Awards / Advancement Rank Arrowhead points (Cubs) Academics and Sports Program Belt loops Pins

    15. 15 Catholic Awards Rosary Patches World Conservation Award Crime Prevention Award

    16. Scout Track (www.scouttrack.com) Each boy’s advancement / awards are recorded in Scout Track Den leader records those earned at den meetings Parent records those earned at home Awards are presented at monthly Pack meetings 16

    17. 17 Parental Involvement Parents / Guardian highly encouraged to participate with your son (“Adult Partner”) Adult Partner REQUIRED at all activities during Tiger Cub year Work with son on achievements at home – track progress using Scout Tracks Parents often asked to help organize one den meeting or activity, or serve in Pack Leadership Committee

    18. 18 Pack 813 Activities Den meetings & outings: 2-3 per month (typically) About an hour, either on weeknight or weekend Pack meetings – once per month usually 1st Wednesday of the month (Sept-June) Special Events and Camping Fall family campout, Spring camp weekend Winter : Klondike Derby, Skiing trip Summer Few if any den meetings Day camp (June) – optional Pool party (July) 3-day camp (July or August) – optional

    19. 19 Cost $40 / year Pack membership includes national membership (insurance, Boys Life) Includes Pack 813 membership (awards, handbooks, pinewood derby cars, dinners, etc.) Annual renew is in March Nominal den dues may be collected (varies from den to den) Uniform (approx. $40 new) Major activities cost extra (camps, skiing, etc.) Participate in annual popcorn sale

    20. Fund Raisers Annual Popcorn Sale (mandatory) Builds confidence, salesmanship skills, promotes scouting to public Boys earn prizes, Pack and local council retain about 2/3 of gross Minimum effort: $125/scout ($60 for Tiger Cub level) Wreath Sales (optional) Boys retain 90% of profit on wreaths Profit applied toward camps or scout store 20

    21. Uniform Parents buy: Shirt Belt + belt buckle Council strip World crest Den numeral Neckerchief slide Pack provides Neckerchief “Pack 813” patch 21

    22. 2nd class uniform Pack 813 tee-shirt Any cub-scout camp tee-shirt or other official cub scout tee shirt 22

    23. Best Sources of Information Pack 813 Parent Handbook Pack 813 website (www.donklosterman.com/pack813) Your son’s handbook 23

    24. 24 Bottom Line It’s all about the boys ! Fun Development Character Faith Well Rounded Skills Safe Environment

    25. 25 Thank you!

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