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September Cub Scout Roundtable Issue |
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Volume 7, Issue 1 |
Pockets (Webelos Communicator & Citizen) |
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CEREMONIES FOR UNIT LEADERS Your Own Pack Patch Get everyone's input and design a pack patch. Order them in quantity. Parents earn these patches (mostly for their Scouts) by completing their pack job. Every family should have a job. Pack and den leaders, committee members, event chairs and lots of other jobs like telephone chair. Have multiple chairs for big events. For example, Blue and Gold could have a food chair, entertainment chair, decorations chair, and general chair. At the first Pack Meeting, show the patch and award to the Cubmaster and Den Leaders plus a chair if completed. At the second Pack Meeting, award to Assistant Leaders and chairs. At the third Pack Meeting award to the committee and to chairs. At every pack Meeting, thank parents and present their patches. Parents' Promise As a parent of a Cub Scout, I will do my best to help my son live up to the Cub Scout Promise and obey the Law of the Pack. I will work with my son on his achievements and projects. I will attend the Pack Meetings and help as needed to make the Pack go.
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