cajuncody 10 Posted March 24, 2005 Share Posted March 24, 2005 In a previous post Lynda J wrote: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recently at a Round Table we had a dad comment that Scouting needs to market itself like sports. But to the point that there is "No Second String in Scouting and that no one sits on the bench." I hope it is ok with Lynda but I spun this off into a spring recruitment flyer for our pack. If there are no objections I am going to have it printed. I loved it. I will try to paste it here but the pictures may not come through. The clip art was of different sports, family activities, and scout symbols. The formating is off due to the copy and paste so use your imagination or email me and I will send it complete. Kristi #CUB SCOUT SPRING TRY OUTS (COME TRY US OUT!)  THERE IS NO SECOND STRING AND NO ONE SITS THE BENCH. New Trained Leadership Why sit on the bench when you can run with the Pack  New Leadership , BSA Trained New Parental Committee Come check us out at our Scout Recruitment night Thursday April 14 2005 7pm at French Broad Baptist Church Refreshments will be served   Cub Scouts is a family sport Some of our yearly activities include: Pack Family camp Pack and Paws Hike Pinewood Derby Blue and Gold Banquet Scout Cook Off Pumpkin Decorating contest Hiking Fishing Raising and Lowering the Flag at Northview District Lock in District Day Hike District Pinewood Derby District Twilight Camp Family Camp at camp Buck Toms  TIGER CUBS First Grade Boys Boys sign up with an adult partner as a team. Boys will be part of a Tiger Den. Earn Tiger Cub Badge after completing 5 achievements. Each Tiger Den has about 3-8 boys and their partners. One adult Partner will be the Tiger Den Leader. Each Tiger Den meets 3-4 times a month. Den meetings consist of ceremonies, games, crafts, songs, and skills.   WOLF AND BEAR SCOUTS Second and Third Grade Boys Second grade boys are in Wolf Dens. Third grade Boys are in Bear Dens. Each den consists of 5-8 boys Each den meets regularly (usually weekly). A parent of one of the boys is the den leader and conducts meetings on his/her schedule. The den leader is assisted by one or more assistant leaders (parents of other boys). Den meetings consist of ceremonies, games, crafts, songs, and skills. WEBELOS Fourth and Fifth Grade Boys Webelos is an 18 month program designed to prepare boys to transition into the Boy Scout program. Boys are members of a patrol consisting of 5-8 boys. Each patrol meets regularly (usually weekly). A parent of one of the boys is the den leader and conducts meetings on his/her schedule. The den leader is assisted by one or more assistant leaders (parents of other boys). Meetings consist of ceremonies, games, crafts, songs, and skills.  (This message has been edited by cajuncody) Link to post Share on other sites
SemperParatus 1 Posted March 24, 2005 Share Posted March 24, 2005 You go girl! Nice job. Good luck. Link to post Share on other sites
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