December 13 Pack Meeting

We have our monthly pack meeting scheduled for this Thursday at 7pm at the Woodside Multi-Use Room.

In the original schedule, our theme was Tie It Right and had to do with knot tying, but we've changed it up and we are going with Geography as our theme.

The following is the planned agenda for the meeting:

Agenda

0. Gathering Activity

1. Opening Flag Ceremony (Bear Cubs)

2. Uniform Inspection (All scouts - please look your best; and photo op for parents)

3. Announcements and Awards

4. Geography Games and Activities!!!

5. Raffle (Tiger Cubs)

6. Holiday Gifts for All Scouts (Wolf Cubs to help Cubmaster Llata)

7. Closing Flag Ceremony (Webelos)

Scouting for Food - Part I

Today was the door hanger day. This is our sixth year of Scouting for Food, but for the first time we know how many houses are in the area that we responsible to cover. There are just over 800 homes. Thank you scouts for turning out to walk our neighborhood. Thank you also to the parents and siblings that helped out. "Way to Go" to all of you! This was just Part I. The next part is the actual food pick up next Saturday. Here are a couple pictures of our scouts before and after.

November 8 Pack Meeting

November 8 Pack Meeting Agenda We have our third Pack meeting of the year. Our theme for the meeting is Games. We will handout a chart for the scouts to complete the Citizenship Belt Loop requirements. We'll also handout pack T-shirts.

We may also have a Boy Scout Troop on hand to lead our pack with games.

Please arrive before 7pm if possible because we will have a gathering activity for the scouts to make Thanksgiving themed neckerchief slides.

What: Pack Meeting When: November 8, 2012 (Thursday) at 7pm to 8pm
Where: Woodside Elementary Multi-Use Room
Agenda (Theme: Games)

0. Gathering Activity - Making Neckerchief Slides (Thanksgiving theme)

1. Opening Flag Ceremony (Tigers with Wolves)

2. Song/Skit (Tiger Cubs)

3. Announcements and Awards (Cubmaster Llata)
                  - Scouting for Food (November 10 at Woodside at 9am)
                  - Citizenship Belt Loop handout
                  - Pack T-shirts are here!

4. Games!!! (Entire Pack)

5. Raffle Drawing (Webelos)

6. Closing Flag Ceremony (Bear Cubs)

Pack 380 Tilden Park Hike

It was a great day for a Pack hike.  We had a great turnout for this hike to Tilden Park and the Little Farm to feed the animals.  A great time was had by all!!

October Den Meetings

This is the schedule of Den meetings for our Pack this month:

Tiger Den (1st Graders) - Thursday, October 25; 6pm to 7pm
Den Leader: Chris Llata, arbornut@gmail.com

Wolf Den (2nd Graders) - Tuesday, October 23; 5pm to 6pm
Den Leader: Alicia Lang, soshark@sbcglobal.net

Bear Den (3rd Graders) - Tuesday, October 23; 6pm to 7pm
Den Leader: James Lang, soshark@sbcglobal.net

Webelo Den (4th and 5th Graders) - Wednesday, October 24; 630pm to 730pm
Den Leader: Casey Emoto, emoto.family@gmail.com
Assistant Den Leader: Russ Wortham, russellwortham@yahoo.com

All meetings are at Woodside Elementary in Room E-3.

Food Bank Open House for Scouts

We are planning on attending the Food Bank Open House for Scouts.  This is a terrific event that was attended by a few scouts from Pack 380 last year.  Check out this link to see a slide show from the event last year.

What:  Food Bank Open House for Scouts

When: October 20 (Saturday) from 230pm to 4pm

Where: Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano at 4010 Nelson Avenue, Concord

Go see how the Food Bank works and gear up for Scouting for Food!

At this event, you will get a behind the scene look at the Food Bank.  The day will include a tour, educational and craft activities, and an opportunity to experience being a Food Bank volunteer be sorting and boxing produce.  I think last year we were able to sort plums.  All age levels are welcome to participate.

Community service is an important part of being a Cub Scout.  Scouts will learn how their "Scouting for Food" donations help the Food Bank fight hunger in their communities.  The Food Bank is requesting that each Scout bring a can of tune to kick-off this year's food drive to this event.

Pack 380 Class B Shirt Order Form

At the September 13, 2012 Pack meeting, our scouts voted on the design for our Pack T-shirt.  Below is the order form for the T-shirts.  We are asking that all order forms be submitted to us at the Pack meeting this week on October 11 so that our order can be placed.

The T-shirt is navy blue and has a really cool wolf design in a grayish/white color.  The wolf design is perfect given Woodside Elementary's mascot.

The pack will pay for the cost one T-shirt for each scout.  Any additional shirts beyond this will be $12 for each shirt.

Tilden Park Hike - October 21

We are pushing out our Pack hike at Tilden Park to October 21 and making the start of the hike to be in the afternoon.  The plan is for families to carpool or to meet at the park.  Here are the details:

What:  Tilden Park Pack Hike (Earn Hiking Belt Loop)

When:  October 21 (Sunday), 1pm to 4pm or when complete

Where:  Tilden Park in Berkeley (meet at the parking lot at the Little Farm)

Directions:  From Highway 24, exit at Fish Ranch Rd and head north on Fish Ranch Rd. Turn right on Grizzly Peak Blvd. After 3 miles, turn right on Golf Course Rd. After one mile, turn right on Shasta Road. Turn left on Wildcat Canyon Rd. Once in Tilden Park, follow the signs to Little Farm.  See map below also.


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Please contact your den leaders or let us know at the Pack meeting this week if you plan on attending.  The hike will start at the Little Farm so you will probably have a chance to check out the farm animals. If you want to feed the animals, please bring lettuce and/or celery.  These are the only foods that can be fed to the animals by the public.

For the hike, follow the guidance provided below.  It's usually cooler in the Tilden Park hills so a jacket or sweat shirt is recommended.  Definitely bring a water bottle and a light snack is advisable since this is an after lunch hike.

Attending this pack event, will allow scouts who have not done so already to earn their Hiking belt loop.  Here are the details for this belt loop:

Hiking Belt Loop

Complete these three requirements:

1. Explain the hiking safety rules to your den leader or adult partner. Practice these rules while on a hike.
• Hiking Safety
• Always tell someone where you are going and when you will return.
• Never hike alone or at night; use the buddy system.
• Dress properly for the weather and environment.
• Wear sun and insect protection
• Take an extra pair of socks in case you need to change.
• Obey traffic signs and signals.
• Avoid hiking along roadways.
• Stay on the trail.
• Be alert to your surroundings.
• Don't litter as you hike.
• Be alert to dangerous animals, insects, and plants. Never touch a wild animal.
• Take 1 pint of water for each hour you will be hiking. Never drink untreated water.
• Understand how "The Sweet Sixteen of BSA Safety" would apply to the hiking situation.
2. Demonstrate proper hiking attire and equipment.
3. Hike at least 30 minutes with your adult partner, family, or den.

October 11 Pack Meeting Agenda

We have our second Pack meeting of the year.  We are changing up our theme from "Masks" to "Community Service" as a way to prepare for the Food Drive that we lead as part of Scouting.  We will start on activities at the Pack meeting related to community service and citizenship, with an aim of earning the Citizenship belt loop.

Please arrive before 7pm if possible because we will have a gathering activity for the scouts to make "pumpkin" themed neckerchief slides.

What:  Pack Meeting

When:  October 11, 2012 (Thursday) at 7pm to 8pm

Where:  Woodside Elementary Multi-Use Room

Agenda (Theme: Community Service)

0.  Gathering Activity - Making Neckerchief Slides

1.  Opening Flag Ceremony (Webelos)

2.  Song/Skit (Wolf Cubs/Bear Cubs)

3.  Announcements and Awards (Cubmaster Llata)

4.  Community Service Activity (Entire Pack)

           - Scouting for Food Poster

5.  Pack 380 Game

6.  Raffle Drawing (Bear Cubs)

7. Closing Flag Ceremony (Tiger Cubs)

Webelo Scientist Activity Badge

This is an opportunity for our 4th and 5th grade cub scouts. Let's plan on meeting as a group at the entrance to the church at 645pm. Please plan on attending in your uniforms. Our scouts are already signed in so no need to RSVP on your own.

Where to Get Scout Uniforms

Scout Shop 

Store Address: 800 Ellinwood Way Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Phone: (925) 674-8500
Fax: (925) 288-1907
Email: scoutshop@bsa-mdsc.org

Store Hours:
Monday: 8:30am - 7:00pm
Tues-Fri: 8:30am - 6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am - 4:00pm
Sunday: Closed

The Pleasant Hill Scout Shop is your one stop shop for everything scouting. We provide Cub Scout, Boy Scout, and Venturing Handbooks, uniforms, patches, advancements, Leader Resource Handbooks, merit badges and pamphlets, training videos, t-shirts, camping supplies, knives, souvenirs, awards, and more.

 
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September 13 Pack Meeting Agenda

We have our first Pack meeting of the year.  The theme is biking and bike safety.  Please bring a bike and bike helmet to participate in biking games!!

What:  Pack Meeting
When:  September 13, 1012 (Thursday) at 7pm
Where:  Woodside Elementary Multi-Use Room

Agenda (Theme: Biking and Bike Safety)

1.  Opening Flag Ceremony (Bear Cubs)

2.  Pack Activity - Biking and Bike Safety (scouts earn Biking belt loop)

3.  Announcements (Cubmaster Llata)

4.  Awards (Den Leader Lang)

5.  Pack T-Shirt Design Selection

6.  Raffle Drawing

7. Closing Flag Ceremony (Wolf Cubs)

2012-13 Special Events Schedule

The following are the currently scheduled special events for the Pack.  More details on each of these events will be posted here at this site as the date of the event approaches.

September and October:  Popcorn Booth Sales at Area Businesses (TBD)

October 14, 2012 (Sunday):  Pack Hike in Tilden Park, meet at TBD location at 10am

November 10, 2012 (Saturday):  Scouting for Food (Placing of Door Hangers), meet at Woodside Elementary at 9am

November 17, 2012 (Saturday):  Scouting for Food (Picking up Food), meet at Woodside Elementary at 9am

January 27, 2013 (Sunday):  Bird Watching Pack Hike, meet at TBD location at 9am

April 14, 2013 (Sunday):  Pack Hike and Fishing, meet at Lafayette Reservoir at 9am

May 17-19, 2013 (Friday to Sunday):  Pack Campout at TBD location

2012-13 Pack Meeting Schedule

Pack meetings are generally on the second Thursday of the month at 7pm at the Woodside Elementary Multi-Use Room.  Below is the Pack meeting schedule for the 2012-13 school year with the theme for the month and exceptions noted.  Please mark these dates on your personal calendars.

September 13, 2012:  Biking and Bike Safety

October 11, 2012:  Masks

November 8, 2012:  Games

December 13, 2012:  Tie it Right

January 10, 2013:  Magic

February 8, 2013 (Friday):  Blue and Gold Dinner (6:30pm)

March 14, 2013:  Pinewood Derby Car Weigh-in (5pm)

March 15, 2013 (Friday):  Pinewood Derby Races!! (6pm)

April 11, 2013:  Cooking and Webelo Bridging Ceremony

May 9, 2013:  Story Telling

June 7, 2013 (Friday):  Pack Promotion Ceremony at location to be determined (6:30pm)

Second Pack 380 Information Day!

Join us for another Information Day with Pack 380. This one will be after school at Woodside Elementary out on the black top. This is a half-day Wednesday so drop by whenever you're able to between 12:30pm and 2:00pm.

Join us to learn what scouting has to offer for first through fifth grade boys! We'll be taking applications too! This will be an opportunity for parents to ask Pack 380 leaders any questions that you might have while potential scouts that show up will have a chance to make magnetic mini-cars to race.

Pack 380 Information Picnic

Welcome returning families and new families alike!  We will have a table at Woodside Elementary's Information Day on August 22 staffed by leaders from Pack 380.  For new families that sign up and pay to join Pack 380 at Information Day only, we are offering a $10 discount on the Pack fee of $80.

If you are interested in joining cub scouting and would like to hear more details on what we offer, please join us for the following opportunity to learn more about scouting.  Diablo Shadows Park is located on Diablo Shadows Drive off of Oak Grove Road just south of Ygnacio Valley Road.

Please come back and check this site in the next few days for two more opportunities in early September to learn more about scouting for August 28 does not work for you.

Family Flight Day

Our pack's next event is the council's Family Flight Day on Saturday, August 11th 10am - 2pm.
(This will be our 3rd summer event to earn the summertime pack award!)
Bring a picnic lunch.
There will be kite flying, glider racing and other fun events.
You will need to register for this event with the Mt. Diablo Silverado Council.
If you register by August 3rd, the cost is $15 for the first family member and $5 for each additional family member.  After August 3rd, the cost is $20 for the first family member and $5 for each additional family member.  Parents can watch for free.
Registration form is here.

Pack 380 Hike - June 24 at 10am

Pack 380 Summer Hike at Tilden Park in Berkeley!

Sunday, June 24th

Meet at 10am at the Lone Oak parking lot in Tilden Park (see map and directions below).

This will be the first of three summertime activities for your cub scout to participate in to earn his Summertime Pack Award Pin.  To earn the pin, a scout must attend three summertime pack events (one for each summer month: June, July & August).  So don't miss this opportunity to enjoy the great outdoors and take the first step in earning the Summertime Pack Award Pin!

Please RSVP to your den leader.

Be sure to bring water, a bag lunch and snacks  (and don't forget the sunscreen).

This hike is a 3.1 mile loop and may take about 3 hours.

Directions are as follows:

From CA-24 in Oakland east of the Caldecott Tunnel, take the Fish Ranch Road exit and drive uphill.  Turn right on Grizzly Peak Boulevard and continue to Wildcat Canyon Road.  

Turn right on Wildcat Canyon Road and immediately left on Canon Drive.  

Proceed to the  Lone Oak parking lot next to Blue Gum Group Camp.  

See red 'X' in map below.  

For a larger map of the park, click Tilden Park Map.

2012 Advancement Ceremony - This Friday at 6:30pm

Please mark June 8 (this Friday) at 6:30pm on your calendars for our annual advancement ceremonies. This year we will be at Sugarloaf Open Space in Walnut Creek.  Sugarloaf is located at 2161 Youngs Valley Roads which is located off Rudgear Road.


Directions from Concord:  

• Take Ygnacio Valley Road toward downtown Walnut Creek
• Turn left onto Civic Drive
• Turn left onto Broadway
• Turn left onto Rudgear Road
• After about 0.6 miles turn right onto Youngs Valley Road
• The parking lot for Sugarloaf Open Space is about 0.1 miles on the right

At this ceremony all current scouts who plan on returning to Pack 380 next year will be awarded with their new handbooks, neckerchief, slide and cap for their new cub scout rank for next year.  We will have skits, refreshments and a campfire so please be sure to plan on attending to show support for the cub scouts who are advancing to their next rank.


Also, if you know of any boys who would like to join our pack, please let us know so that we can get them started with scouting with us over the summer.  Boys who choose to join now will also be awarded their rank materials at this event.

Cub Scouting Adult Leader Training Offers

Muir District is offering Cub Scout Position Specific Training LIVE and in-person with Mr. Tom Santos and the fabulous Muir Training Team!

Pack Committee Training
Are you on the Pack Committee and want to know what your responsibilities are?  Or are you interested in joining the Pack Committee?  Come to training on July 11, 2012 at 6:30pm at 1590 Dekinger Drive in Concord.

Den Leader and Cubmaster Training
Are you a new Den Leader or Cubmaster?  Do you have questions or concerns about your position?  Are you interested in assuming an adult leader role in the Pack?  Come to training on August 8, 2012 at 6:30pm at 1590 Dekinger Drive in Concord.

To learn more, contact Cubmaster Chris Llata at arbornut@gmail.com

Muir District Cub Scout Tiger Fun Day

Saturday, May 5 from 12pm to 2pm


At King's Valley Christian School
4255 Clayton Road, Concord

Discover what Cub Scouts do and learn through the BSA Cub Scout program.


Fun for all ages!! You can race in the Pinewood Derby, sail in the Raingutter Regatta, or fly in the Space Derby! Fishing, bowling, face painting, mini-golfing and so much more!


This event is free, family-oriented fun.

2012 Arbor Day Celebration On Earth Day

Our Pack 380 scouts, along with other cub and girl scouts from the area, joined in the City of Concord's celebration of Arbor Day on Earth Day, April 22.  Mayor Ron Leone along with Council Member Laura Hoffmeister were on-hand for the celebration, which focused on planting trees at Newhall Park.  The trees that we planted are located across the bridge on the north side of the parking lot.

Thanks go to our Cubmaster, Mr. Llata, for having us join the city for these celebrations!

Webelo Graduation Ceremony

Congrats to our five second-year Webelos on their graduation to Boy Scouting!

We celebrated the occasion at our April Pack meeting with the presentation of Arrow of Light awards to four of the scouts.  This award is the only one that goes with the scouts from cub scouting to boy scouting. On hand to present the award were boy scouts with the Order of the Arrow.

For the graduation ceremony, we had scouts from Troops 370 and 484 to welcome the five new boy scouts to their troops.  We had two scouts joining Troop 370 and the other three joining Troop 484.  After the ceremonies, our new boy scouts led the younger scouts in a game.  The evening wrapped up with juice and cake.

We look forward to our younger scouts one day being able to have this experience as they move forward.  Here's a short video summary of the ceremonies.

Arbor Day Celebration in Concord

Pack 380 will be helping the City celebrate Arbor Day on Earth Day, April 22!  All Pack 380 family and friends are invited to join us for this fantastic opportunity to help more trees take root in our city.

What: Arbor Day Celebration
When: April 22 at 2pm
Where: Newhall Park (park on Turtle Creek Road for easy walk over bridge to site)
What To Do: Scouts please wear your uniform

Check out this link to photos and other information from previous Arbor Day activities involving Pack 380.

Check out this link to information on the event on the City of Concord web site.  Who do you see in the photo on the site?

April 2012 Pack Meeting

The focus of this meeting is the bridging ceremony for our second year Webelos who are leaving Pack 380 to move onto become Boy Scouts.  Three of the five boys have been cub scouts with Pack 380 starting as Tiger Cubs!

This is a big day for our five webelos and hopefully one day all of the other current Pack 380 scouts will also be able to participate in their own bridging ceremonies too.  The bridging ceremony marks the "bridging over" of our second year webelos from cub scout to boy scout.  There will actually be a ceremonial bridge at the meeting and members from the two troops that our boys are moving onto at the meeting to accept the boys into their troops.  We have two boys moving onto Troop 370 and three boys moving onto Troop 484.

After the ceremonies, the outgoing webelos will help lead the pack in games and we'll also have cake and refreshments for all to celebrate this important milestone.

In order to help accommodate the two boy scout troops that will join our meeting for the bridging ceremonies, we are moving the start time of the meeting to 630pm just for this one month. The following is the agenda for the meeting:

What: April 2012 Pack 380 Meeting
When: April 19, 2012 (Thursday) at 630pm, with finish planned for 730 to 745pm
Where: Woodside Elementary School Multi-Use Room, 761 San Simeon Drive, Concord

Meeting Agenda
1. Opening Flag Ceremony
2. Award Presentations
3. Arrow of Light Presentation
4. Bridging Ceremony
5. Announcements
6. Games
7. Cake and Refreshments
8. Closing Flag Ceremony

2012 Pinewood Derby

A great turnout was on hand for the 2012 Pinewood Derby races for Pack 380. With family and friends on hand, all the scouts were able to show off the results their hours of shaping, sanding, polishing, painting and fine-tuning of their pinewood derby cars.

There were cars of all shapes and sizes. Some had to undergo last-minute adjustments to qualify for the races. In the end, Ryan's pick-up truck with what looked like a rocket engine took first place, second place went to another Wolf Cub Owen and his Formula 1 race car, and third place to Webelo David and his green machine.

The "coolest design" award based on a vote of his peers, the scouts, Tiger Cub Zachary won with his Humvee design. The "Turtle Race" was won by Tiger Cub Richard in a squeaker over Bear Cub Kevin.

We had one special award called the "Spirit of Scouting," with its own trophy made by Cubmaster Llata. This award went to Wolf Cub Erik who ran home on the night of the weigh-in to make changes to the car so that it would fit on the tracks, not giving up and making it back just in time to qualify his car for the races. A special nod also should go out to Antonio and his shark as they too had to make adjustments at the weigh-in to reduce weight.

The night also included Unit Commissioner Bernie Zurlo awarding Pack 380 with its rechartering.

Special thanks go to Cubmaster Chris and Den Leader James for helping all the scouts that they did with their cars. Also, the same thanks go out to all of the families who worked on their cars with their boys. Thanks to the pit crew also that included Tracy and Kimm as the official starters, Girl Scouts Naomi and Bonnie as the car retrievers and Scout David as the computer operator for the first time. Thanks to Alicia for the yummy snacks and picking up the pizza! And finally let's not forget Gene Dodge of Troop 364 who lent us the track for this year's race.

This year's race over so time to start planning for next year. We're thinking about have an open class race open to all non-scouts too!

Pinewood Derby Car Races Tonight!

We have our race tonight!

The event starts at 6pm at the Multi-Use Room at Woodside Elementary.  We have an evening of fun planned for the scouts.  We have 18 cars checked in for racing.

Pinewood Derby Car Races - 2012

Pack 380 Pinewood Derby

Friday, March 9, 2012

6pm-9pm in Woodside MUR

Only one car per scout may be registered in the Pinewood Derby.

Each car must pass inspection by the official inspection committee before it will be allowed to compete. Upon weigh-in the cars will be numbered and held by the pinewood derby committee until the official race.  Once a car passes inspection and is entered into the race, only race committee members are allowed to touch it.

Inspection will take place at the Pinewood Derby Weigh-In on Thursday, March 8, 2012 in the Woodside classroom anytime between 6pm-8pm

Here are the inspection points:

1. The car weight shall not exceed 5.0 ounces. The official race scale shall be considered final.


2. The overall length of the car shall not exceed 7 inches.


3. The overall width of the car shall not exceed 2 ¾ inches.


4. The car must have 1 ¾” clearance between the wheels.


5. The car must have 3/8” clearance underneath the body so it does not rub on the track.


6. The wood provided in the kit must be used. The block may be shaped any way that is desired.


7. The wheels may not be cut, drilled, beveled or rounded. You may remove the seams and imperfections from the wheels.
 The wheels supplied with the kit may be replaced with BSA official wheels.

8. The axles may be polished. The axles supplied with the kit may be replaced with BSA official axles.

9. Only dry lubricants such as graphite or powdered teflon "white lube" will be allowed for lubricating the wheels.

10. Wheel bearings, washers or bushings are prohibited.


11. The car must not ride on any type of springs.


12. The car must be freewheeling, with no starting devices.


13. No loose material of any kind may be used.

14. Details such as the steering wheel, driver, decals, painting, and interior detail are permissible as long as these details do not exceed the maximum length, width, and weight specifications.

At the Pinewood Derby…

• If a car leaves its lane, at his sole discretion, the track chairman may inspect the track and, if a track fault is found which probably caused the initial violation, the track chairman may order the race to be rerun after the track is repaired.
• If, during a race, no car reaches the finish line on the track, the car which went the farthest in its lane shall be declared as the heat winner. 

1. Top three fastest cars will win a trophy.
2. Best looking car, as determined by a vote, will win a trophy.
3. The slowest car that passes the finish line will win a trophy will win the "Turtle race" trophy.

We are offering pre-orders for Pizza and Sodas through Thursday, March 8, at the weigh-in of the cars.  Den leaders will be providing order forms that can be turned in.

Also, see this link to see all the fun that we had last year's Pack 380 races: 2011 Pinewood Derby

2012 Blue & Gold Dinner

This is a slideshow of photos and videos from the Blue & Gold dinner and show.  The Blue & Gold Dinner is a birthday celebration of the Scouting.  Pack 380 has traditionally held its dinner in February and has in recent years included entertainment.  After all, isn't scouting all about fun?  This year our entertainment was provided by Magician Gerald Joseph making return visit to our annual dinner.

Scouting's history goes back to the turn of the 20th century to a British Army officer, Mr. Baden-Powell.  He organized and led patrols of English boys that played games, went on hikes, and learned stalking and pioneering.  In 1908, he published his book Scouting for Boys and scouting began to grow.  At about the same time, a similar concept of scouting was taking place in America amongst some boys groups.  However, Boys Scouts as we know it today did not come about until an American businessman and publisher named william D. Boyce got lost in the fog during a business trip in England.  A young aided Boyce to his destination through the fog.  This boy refused the tip Boyce offered him and courteously explained that he was a scout and could not accept payment for a good turn.  Intrigued, the publisher questioned the boy about scouting and later visited Baden-Powell as well.  Upon his return to America Boyce incorporated the Boys Scouts of America on February 8, 1910.  The Cub Scouts was organized 20 years later in 1930.

If you have photos that you want to share and have added to this slideshow, please go check out this Picasa album for the photos and videos that are in this slideshow.  Enjoy the slideshow!

Pack 380 Blue & Gold Banquet

Pack 380's Blue & Gold Dinner is this Friday, February 10 at 6pm at the Woodside Elementary Multi-Purpose Room.

Schedule

Opening Blue & Gold Ceremony

Friends of Scouting - Kent Campbell

Den 5 - Wolves Presentation

Awards

Announcements

Dinner

Raffle Drawing (throughout the evening)

Entertainment by Magician Gerald Joseph

Closing Ceremony - Baden Powell Poem