[Reminder] Fool's "Flag" Football @ Mon Mar 31 6pm - 7:30pm (Pack 766 Den 6)

 

 

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Sent: Saturday, March 29, 2008 6:00 PM
To: Pack 766 Den 6
Subject: [Reminder] Fool's "Flag" Football @ Mon Mar 31 6pm - 7:30pm (Pack 766 Den 6)

 

Pack 766 Den 6, this is a reminder for

Fool's "Flag" Football

Mon Mar 31 6pm – 7:30pm
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
24932 Veterans Way, Mission Viejo, CA (Oso Viejo Community Park) (map)
Calendar: Pack 766 Den 6

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FW: PACK 766 Spring Camp Out is almost here

Important Information regarding this weekend is below.

 

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Sent: Wednesday, March 26, 2008 4:03 PM
To: Pack 766 Den 6
Subject: [Reminder] Casper Camping @ Fri Mar 28 16:00 - Sun Mar 30, 2008 08:00 (Pack 766)

 

Pack 766 Den 6, this is a reminder for

Casper Camping

Fri Mar 28 16:00 – Sun Mar 30, 2008 08:00
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
33401 Ortega Hwy, San Juan Capistrano, CA (Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park) (map)
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From: Robertson, Mark
Sent: Monday, March 24, 2008 8:41 PM
To: Robertson, Mark; Denamarie; Larry Work; Larry; O'Keeffe's; Peter Puchalski; Peter Puchalski; Strouds; Tom Miller; Dalphy, Amy ; Kimberly Keen
Subject: PACK 766 Spring Camp Out is almost here

 

Den Leaders – please forward to your Dens

 

Pack 766 –

 

The 2008 Spring Camp-Out is almost here! It will be held THIS WEEKEND at Casper’s Wilderness Park (located at 33401 Ortega Hwy. San Juan Capistrano (949)923-2210  http://www.ocparks.com/caspers/).  We are anticipating terrific weather and a large representation from our Pack.

 

A few important reminders:

 

• The entrance fee to Casper’s is NOT included
• PACK 766 will be providing the food for Saturday & Sunday ONLY.
• Campers should bring their own dinner Friday evening and personal water, juice & snack supplies
• Campers should bring their own tents, sleeping bags & camping gear (stoves for group meals will be provided)
• Scout uniforms are not required
• Bring: sun screen, old shoes, warm clothes, & squirt guns or soakers

 

Camp Activities Include:

• BBQ’s
• Camp Fire Skits & Songs
• Hikes
• Games
• Lots of FUN!!

 

I look forward to seeing you there,

 

Mark Robertson

 

FW: Scoutweek, March 21

A great resource for parents (akelas) is Scoutweek. It is sent out weekly by Council and contains great opportunities to get your son involved in the larger organization.

To subscribe: http://www.ocbsa.org/scoutweek and click on the link at the bottom of the page.

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From: Crystal Henson
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2008 10:01 AM
Subject: Scoutweek, March 21

Issue #71	www.ocbsa.org March 21 , 2008
Upcoming Events Pancake Breakfast Eagle Recognition Dinner 08 Powder Horn Course Visions of Scouting Photo Contest Newport Sea Base Supply Line Scouting Catalog	Welcome to the Orange County Council's Scoutweek newsflash, featuring timely Scouting information and events. If you would like to receive weekly Scoutweek updates, visit our Mailing List Sign Up page. To unsubscribe from this list, please click the link at the bottom of your email message and you will be automatically removed.
	Upcoming Events Men Of Character Recognition Dinner Please join us for the 2008 Men of Character Dinner, as we honor this year's recipients at the Disneyland Hotel in Anaheim on April 16, at 6 p.m. 2008 Men Of Character Honorees: Alfred Amezcua / Dr. Rudolf Brutoco / Daniel Claypool / William Cunerty / Richard Hunsaker / General William Lyon / Leo Severino / Tom Wilck Every year a committee of local professionals and community leaders select eight Orange County Men of Character to be honored and celebrated by their family, friends and business associates. Co-chairing this event are Orange County Council Executive Board Member and Senior Vice President of the Linzmeier Group, Ralph Linzmeier and President of Vision Capital Corporation, Manny Montanez. If you would like to purchase a program ad or join us as we recognize these worthy individuals, contact Anais Goldberg at 714-546-4990 ext. 148 or anaisg@ocbsa.org. 2008 Visionary Luncheon The 2008 Visionary Luncheon will be held on April 17, at the Hilton Anaheim, at 12 p.m - 1:30 p.m. The Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America works with business and civic organizations to select recipients of the prestigious Visionary Award which recognizes outstanding support to Scouting as well as to Orange County Hispanic communities. This year Socorro Vasquez and Marcos Nava will be honored with the 2008 Visionary Award. Join us in the celebration of their achievements. For event details, contact Ana Lily Yuen at 714-546-4990 ext. 129, or email lilyy@ocbsa.org. Toyota Scion Lexus/Boy Scout Invitational & Auction The 14th Annual Toyota Scion Lexus/Boy Scout Invitational & Auction will take place at the Coto de Caza Golf & Racquet Club on April 21, at 10 a.m. For the last 13 years, the Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America has worked in unison with the Wilson Automotive Group and Toyota Motor Sales, Inc. to host a premier golf tournament and auction to benefit Scouting in Orange County. If you are interested in learning more about this exciting event, contact Jill Groff at 714-546-4990 ext. 147 or jillg@ocbsa.org. Join Us For The 2nd Annual Orange County Council Camping Pancake Breakfast There is no better way to be prepared to take your pack or troop to an Orange County camp than to attend the council pancake breakfast on Saturday, March 29, from 8 a.m. - 11 a.m. Enjoy a free pancake breakfast, with all the fix-ins, as you learn more about the Council's camps and camping incentive programs and pick up your unit's free patches. The pancake breakfast will be held at the William Lyon Homes Center for Scouting (1211 East Dyer Road, Santa Ana, 92706). Contact Toni Klemm with any questions at 714-546-4990 ext. 136. Eagle Recognition Dinner The first Eagle Scout medal was awarded in 1912 to Arthur Rose Eldred, a 17-year-old member of Troop 1 of Rockville Centre, Long Island, New York. Eldred was notified that he was to be awarded the rank of Eagle Scout in a letter from Chief Scout Executive James E. West, dated August 21, 1912. The design of the Eagle Scout medal had not been finalized by the National Council, so the medal was not awarded until Labor Day, September 2, 1912. Since then, more than 1.7 million Scouts have earned the rank. In 1982, 13-year-old Alexander Holsinger, of Normal, Illinois, was recognized as the one-millionth Eagle Scout. Come celebrate the successes of the class of Orange County 2007 Eagle Scouts at the Eagle Recognition Dinner on April 23. To sponsor a Scout to attend, download this form. If you're a 2007 Eagle Scout, download this form. For additional information, contact Ami Lieberman at 714-546-4990 ext. 144. 2008 Powder Horn Course The Orange County Council is hosting the Western Region 2008 Powder Horn Course, May 29-31, at Oso Lake and June 5-7, at Will J Reed Scout Park. Powder Horn, is a training opportunity designed to expose Venturing and/or Boy Scout Leaders to activities and outdoor skill resources necessary to operate a successful Venturing Ranger or Troop High Adventure Program. This course is available to all adult leaders over 21 years of age, who have completed their Leader Specific Training-Cubbing, Scouting, Varsity, Venturing and Sea Scouting. Course fee is $250 and includes one ticket to the Orange County Council Annual Venturing and Sea Scouting Recognition Banquet on June 7. For additional information and reservations, contact Chuck Williams, Powder Horn Course Director, at chaz3rd6@netscape.net or 714-349-0877. Scouts Its Time To Sharpen Your Photography Skills For The Visions Of Scouting Photo Contest The Orange County Fair Committee is hosting a Scouting Photo contest to show the community just how much fun Scouting can be. The photos will be displayed at the Orange County Fair booth in July. Prizes will be awarded. Photo categories include: camping, summer camp, day camp, Camporee, Camporall, back packing, hiking, rock climbing, Scout skills, community service, patriotic activities, swimming, canoeing, white water rafting, diving, or other Scouting activities. Photos are due by May 15. Please send submissions to Debbie Bovshow, 8940 Academy Dr., #B Buena Park, CA 90621. Submissions form is now available online, including contest rules and information. Good luck Scouts! Newport Sea Base 2008 Opening Day Come join the Newport Sea Base for a free, fun-filled day of barbeque, sailboat rides, games and more on April 19, from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Free activities for the day include: tour of the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter, Coastie the tugboat, inspections of Sea Scout ships, flag ceremony by Scouts, fun lawn games, licorice knot tying, origami sailboats and finally the Andy Fitzpatrick Regatta. Everyone is welcome, plus admissions and activities are free. Location: Newport Sea Base (1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach). Free parking and shuttle are available at Newport Harbor High School (on 16th street). For additional information, contact Briana Carreon at 949-642-5031 ext. 305. Supply Line, The Scouting Supply Source Check out new Scouting items, the Spring and Summer catalog product list, discounted items and more! April is Youth Protection Month, Supply Line carries everything from McGruff Safe Kids Kits, youth protection videos for Scouts and Leaders, plus Cub Scout Power Pack Safety books, available in English and Spanish. View the Supply Line Catalog.

Fw: [Reminder] Howling Evening with Bears @ Sat Mar 15 4pm - 6pm (Pack 766 Den 6)

Remember there is no restrooms at this location.  See everyone tonight!

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Subject: [Reminder] Howling Evening with Bears @ Sat Mar 15 4pm - 6pm (Pack 766 Den 6)

Pack 766 Den 6, this is a reminder for

Howling Evening with Bears

Sat Mar 15 4pm – 6pm
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
26215 Dimension, Lake Forest, CA (Nature Park) (map)
Calendar: Pack 766 Den 6

This program is part of the World Conservation Program and is conducted by the Back to Natives Conservationists.
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FW: Casper's Camp Out list

Pack 766 Winter Campout at Casper Regional Park Update

The following have stated they will be attending the campout later this month. If you are interested in going and your name is not on the list, please respond as soon as possible. The cost is usually $5/person to help offset the cost of food; however, it might be changed to den/camper hosted I will keep everyone updated.

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From: Robertson, Mark
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 2:54 PM
To: Kimberly Keen
Cc: Dalphy, Amy ; Don Clem; Denamarie; King; Julie Miller; Larry Work; Larry; O'Keeffe's; Peter Puchalski; Peter Puchalski; Strouds; Tom Miller
Subject: Casper's Camp Out list

Leadership Team:

These are the families I currently have signed up for the campout at Casper’s (I don’t see the Dalphys or the O’Keefes):

Robertson – 5 - WE1 & Tiger

Puchalski – 5 - Tiger

Schumann – 4 – Wolf

Baker – 3 WE1

Thomas – 4 – WE1

Bass – 4 – Tiger

Potter – 4 – WE1

Clem – 3 – Wolf

Fatigate – 4 - ?

Labigan – 3 – Tiger

Slymen – 4 – Bear

Finch – 2 – Bear

Hansen – 4 – Wolf

Prosser – 4 – Wolf/Tiger

Grabowski – 7 – Tiger

Miller – 5 – Bear (should be confirmed)

Stroud – 3 – WE1

Let me know if we have any adds or deletions…

Mark

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From: Kimberly Keen
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 9:29 AM
To: Robertson, Mark
Cc: Dalphy, Amy ; Don Clem; Denamarie; King; Julie Miller; Larry Work; Larry; O'Keeffe's; Peter Puchalski; Peter Puchalski; Strouds; Tom Miller
Subject: RE: Leader Meeting Notes Mar 7 '08

No, we did not discuss the campout. Can you please send the current list of attendees so that we can see how the Dens are represented? As everyone is already paying their own camping fees, I am leaning toward the Pack paying for the food. FYI - Mike Fatigate told me that, with notice, he can arrange for donations of things like cases of water and refrigerator space from Ralphs. Once we know how each Den is represented, then we can look at assigning tasks like breakfast setup, etc to a given Den.

Kim

"Robertson, Mark" 03/10/2008 08:31 PM

To "Dalphy, Amy ", "Denamarie", "Don Clem", "Julie Miller", "Kim Work", "King", "Larry", "Larry Work", "O'Keeffe's", "Peter Puchalski", "Peter Puchalski", "Strouds", "Tom Miller" cc Subject RE: Leader Meeting Notes Mar 7 '08

Pack Leaders,

Were any details of the forthcoming camp out discussed during the meeting? I have had several cancellations for the campout, we are down to 61 attendees (much more manageable).

How will be handling the food? Are we charging XX amount per camper to cover the food costs? Should we have a planning meeting after the pack meeting on the 18^th?

Ill will send out an email with the details as soon as they are finalized.

Mark

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From: Dalphy, Amy
Sent: Saturday, March 08, 2008 11:16 AM
To: Amy Work; Denamarie; Don Clem; Julie Miller; Kim Work; King; Larry; Larry Work; Robertson, Mark; O'Keeffe's; Peter Puchalski; Peter Puchalski; Strouds; Tom Miller
Subject: Leader Meeting Notes Mar 7 '08

Following met last night for Pack 766 Leadership.
A. Schumann
K. Stroud
S. Stroud
D. Baker
J. Baker (gray member)
L. Dalphy
A. Dalphy

Please read the notes for your actions as many were unable to make the meeting. Attendees please add anything I missed.

1. March Pack Meeting March 18^th, Castille Elementary
a. Flag by Webelos Dens
b. Announcements – Kim has the full agenda and it will include
i. Jeannette to speak on SOR
1. Five book minimum per cub
2. The cubs will do a skit – hopefully can practice at May Pack meeting
3. The pack will not have a booth
4. Alan investigating a possible booth sponsor
5. Anyone else with a possible booth sponsor – the Pack gets a portion
ii. Denamarie to speak on Relay for Life and Day Camp
c. New Cub Introduction – Alan to get details on new cub to Scott/Kim
d. Achievements
e. Recycling Talk by Denamarie if she can get collateral
f. Activity – Newspaper Yo-Yos and Plastic Lid Toss to the Recycle Bin
i. Den Leaders mail dens – cubs need to bring plastic lids from coffee-cans, margarine tubs etc. to play lid toss game
ii. Denamarie to bring newspaper and rubber bands for YoYos, recycle bins for toss
iii. Kim to bring other tubs for toss
iv. Two groups Web/Tigers, Bear/Wolves, one group at each activity
1. Yo-yo’s in MP room
2. Lid toss outside
g. Parents to Day Camp Sign up and help with activities
1. April Pack meeting – Theme is Abracadabra – den leaders please mail dens to see if we can find a magician to perform for the pack meeting
2. May Pack Meeting Moved to May 13^th as Carden 4^th grade (and parents of those cubs) will all be in Sacramento on the 20th
a. Jeanette – can you arrange with the school to move our meeting to that date? Please confirm back to all leadership
i. Den Leaders - Once Jeanette confirms please inform your dens so folks have ample time to adjust their calendars
b. Theme for May is Leaf it to Cubs – Tom you were going to look into the Outdoor Education Center, if it is not open do you have another idea? J
i. Anyone else with an idea please send it to the group
4. June Pack Meeting – Saturday, June 7^th at Doheny
a. Den leaders please mail your dens for this important date so we have as many cubs present to transit the Cub-O-Matic
5. Recruiting – we need to do Spring recruiting at both Castille and Carden. We will have a recruitment at the May Pack meeting
a. Jeanette – can you find out if we can do flyers, banners etc?
b. Amy – check for same at Carden
c. Amy mail council to ask Bill to contact both Schools to do direct recruit for both new cubs and leader for new Tiger Den (next years Tigers, those in Kindergarten/JP this year) – Done, awaiting response
d. Amy mail to find out recruitment dates and incentives – Done, awaiting response
6. Banner – do we have one?
7. Next Meeting Friday April 4^th 6:00 p.m.







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[Reminder] Laser Tag @ Sat Mar 8 9:30am - 11:30am (Pack 766)

FREE for Scouts; $15.00/siblings (limited space for siblings)

 

Are you attending LaserQuest?  Please let me know today as the Pack will be cutting the check for the registration tomorrow.

 

 

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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 9:31 AM
To: Pack 766 Den 6
Subject: [Reminder] Laser Tag @ Sat Mar 8 9:30am - 11:30am (Pack 766)

 

Pack 766 Den 6, this is a reminder for

Laser Tag

Sat Mar 8 9:30am – 11:30am
(Timezone: Pacific Time)
27741 Crown Valley Pkwy, Suite 315A, Mission Viejo, CA (Laser Quest) (map)
Calendar: Pack 766

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March Cub Scout Events - Pack 766 Den 6

Welcome to March! We have another great month planned for the kids. This month the Scouts will work towards earning their World Conservation Pin while enjoying the company of Bears on an evening hike with a naturist from Back to Natives, learn the science of laser, play a fun game of flag football along with camping and some Egg (bring the bumpers out to protect the eggs) Bowling. Without further talk here is the schedule for March.

Monday, March 3, 2008 (6:30 - 7:30P) FREE for Scouts; $3/sibling

Den Meeting, 24000 Alicia Parkway (Cold Stone Creamery)

As a very special reward for all the hard work our Scouts have done in obtaining their Wolf Badge and other tasks it is time for a break before we start focusing on electives (arrow points), special awards and the Sports & Academic Program. Join us as we tour a locally owned and operated parlor and learn how Ice Cream is made. Special thanks to the franchise owners of Cold Stone Creamery for opening up their facility to our Den for this very special educational and rewarding opportunity.

Hosted by: Hansen Family / Denner: Master Stojan

(Please note that our Den Meeting at the Norman Center is being postponed yet again – now April due to construction at the facility.)

Saturday, March 8, 2008 (9:30 - 11:30A) FREE for Scouts; $15.00/siblings

Quest for Knowledge, 27741 Crown Valley Parkway, Suite 315A (LaserQuest)

This is a private educational event that will consist of hands-on experience, live demonstrations, two games of Laser Quest, an entertaining video presentation and follow up lesson plans for Scout Leaders. Due to capacity restrictions Scouts will be given first priority to participate in the actual laser tag games. Siblings are invited on a first come, first served basis (if space permits). Our little Scouts (for example, Tiger Scouts) may need assistance to handle the backpack and will need to be accompanied by their Akela. LaserQuest opens to the general public at noon. Please R.S.V.P. as soon as possible.

Monday, March 10, 2008 (4:30 - 6:00P) FREE for Scouts; $3/siblings & $6/Adults

Egg Bowling, 25402 Marguerite Parkway (Saddleback Lanes)

With fragile cargo bouncing around this Easter (Eggs) we will put up the bumpers to help protect the eggs as we roll them down the lanes at Saddleback Lanes. Please RSVP as soon as possible so we can know who to expect for the fun evening and for Beltloops. This event is part of the Sports & Academic Program of Cub Scouts where Scouts where participating Scouts will earn their Bowling Beltloop and work towards their Bowling Pin J. This is an invite a friend to Sc-Outing activity, please bring a friend.

Saturday, March 15, 2008 (4:00 - 6:30P) $10.00/Scout; $10.00/siblings

Howling Evening with Bears, 26215 Dimension, Lake Forest (Nature Park)

During the nature hike, scouts learn about five animals that use camouflage to protect themselves, and make a plaster cast of an animal track. After the hike, scouts make a collage of animals that are in the same class: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, or mammals. Scouts participate in an environmental service project that helps maintain habitat for wildlife. This is a joint activity between the Wolf and Bear Den. No public bathrooms at the Nature Park. Please remember to wear your whistle and carry your water.

Tuesday, March 18, 2008 (6:30 - 8:00P) FREE for Families & Scouts

Pack Meeting, 24042 Via La Coruna (Castille School)

Each month Scouts are invited to the monthly Pack Meeting. This is a family event where Scouts participate in activities, obtain greater knowledge, learn about upcoming events and get to come on stage for Beltloops and Awards. Please submit your Scouts accomplishments by March 10 (Egg Bowling) to ensure he receives the awards he has earned.

Friday, March 28-30, 2008 (5:00P - 8:00A) $5.00/Family plus entry fees

Casper’s Campout, 33401 Ortega Hwy, San Juan Capistrano (Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park)

Join the Pack for the Annual Winter Campout at Casper Wilderness Park for three days/two nights of hiking, campfires and learning. We are currently overbooked for the event; however, are still taking reservations to determine if an alternate campsite within the Park will be more suitable. Please confirm your attendance with Mark Robinson, Camping Chair or myself and indicate if you will be staying overnight. We look forward to having our entire den at this exciting event.

Monday, March 31, 2008 (6:00 - 7:30P) FREE for Families & Scouts

Fool’s “Flag” Football, 24932 Veterans Way (Oso Viejo Community Park)

As part of the Sports & Academic Program we will be taking the Scouts out for some fun fools football. Come on out and play some catch however you might want to watch out for a little twist as we mix in some Hot Potato’s.

This is a fun packed month and we look forward to making the best of new Spring Time Change on March 9^th. I want to thank everyone for hanging in there with me last month as I was fighting the bug. Sorry I missed out on the Cave Hike and was happy to hear everyone had a wonderful time.

Upcoming 2nd Quarter 2008 Events

If you have an interest in planning and want to make a difference in the program for your Scout and others in the program, please consider volunteering some time to help coordinate future events. If you are interested, please talk with me and I would be happy to set some time aside to help you get started as a volunteer within our Den and/or Pack. This program is 100% Volunteerism!

Den Quarterly Planning Meeting - April 28

Good Turn for America (Flag Placement) - May 24 (Memorial Day Weekend)

Cub Socks Baseball

Movie Morning

Submit your Ideas and Make a Difference!

Please tell us a couple things that you want to do (Outings) and help us make this program the best for our Scouts. Please email me with ideas on events that can help build our program and aid in developing character in our kids. We are putting together a Planning Committee and your input will help guide our Den in 2008.

Thank you for being part of the 2008 Cub Scouting Program