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| Conant Elementary School 4100 West Quarton Road Bloomfield Hills, MI 48302 |
Our theme is Scouting Around the World. We are collecting change for new troops in around the world where there is no scouting.
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Did you know...
There are over 30 million children in the Boy Scouts of America in over 140 countries. The purple crest on your uniform is the World Crest and is worn by every scout around the world!
So...we are asking that each scout bring some change, what they would spend on a soft drink or candy bar, and donate it to help scouts around the world.
Over 400 Scouts take part in the Husky Hustle, Snowshoe relay, Injured Skier lift, Ice Floe rescue and fire building games. All scouts can participate. At the December Pack meeting we need to know who will be participating in the Klondike.
For Info: Richard McGee 737-0479.
The Scouting movement encourages its members to be faithful in the practice of their religion. The Cub Scout Promise, Scout Oath both call upon members to pledge themselves to do their duty to God.
The BSA does not define what constitutes a belief in God or the practice of religion. Rather, it provides a program and ideals that compliment the aims of all religions, with the result that religious organizations are the single largest category of chartered organizations for packs & troops. Most of the major religious bodies in the US have programs to recognize Cub Scouts who demonstrate faith, observe their creeds or principles and give service. The religious emblems are not scouting awards. They are presented by religious groups to boys who work with their religious leader or counselor on a program of requirements that often take months to complete. The emblems are worn on the uniforms on special occasions such as the Blue & Gold Banquets, uniform inspections or other formal occasions. For informal occasions, the boys may wear the square knot (silver knot on a purple background) centered above the left uniform pocket.
If you are interested in earning your faith religious emblem, please contact Deb Hamel, our Religious Award Chair 851-9650.
January 25-27 2002 YMCA Camp Storer in Jackson, Michigan
The Frontier site has been reserved. There are 7 cabins - 12 people per cabin. All A- Frame cabins have heat/electricity and are centered around the Frontier Lodge with Hot/Cold showers, flush toilets and a fireplace! Cabins will be divided as scout only, Father/scout or mother/scout and women. Men & women cannot share a cabin. Deadline for sign up and payment is Dec. 19.
No reservations with out payment in full!
Cost is $66.00 per person includes all Saturday meals & Sunday breakfast.
Any questions, call
Brian Ritter 865-5032
or
Robert Brus 543-7838
Winter Campout Chairs!
January Pack Meeting - Practice for the Klondike and all scouts pick up their Pinewood Derby Cars!
January 10th is the final Deadline for January Pack Meeting Advancements.
Please call Sue Carter at 626-0021 or e-mail carterwhs@aol.com
February 20th Blue & Gold Banquet
Held at BHMS, this is a wonderful event for the entire family! We celebrate the "birth" of scouting and honor Webelos 2 who will being crossing over to Boy Scouts.
Many scouts will receive the badges they have been working on. Details to follow.
is scheduled for January 4-6. For information or details
about the trip please contact
Bob Thomas
248.626.9503 ext. 100 (work #)
248.310.0098 (cell #)
248.737.6095
Bob@letsSki.com
Questions, comments or information for the Pack 1022 newsletter, please call Kathy Ostrowski @ 626-2012
Copyright 2001, PACK 1022 Conant Elementary School
