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TODAY !!!
• WOLF DEN TRAIL MAINTENANCE
3:00pm-4:00pm Both Wolf Dens will do trail maintenance. Pack 393 adopted trail - Torrey Pines Park.
Tuesday Nov 10
• WOLF DEN MEETING (BDGGS)
6:30pm-7:30pm At Mystic Canyon Community Building. Please dress in Class A Uniform.
•BEAR DEN MEETING
6:30pm-7:30pm Contact David Nguyen for details.
Wednesday Nov 11
• ROUNDTABLE
7:00pm-8:30pm LDS Stake Building, 3600 Norconian Drive, Norco
Saturday Nov 14
• RAINGUTTER REGATTA DRY DOCK
1:00pm-3:00pm Need help finishing your boat? Shawn Keim is hosting a dry dock where you can get your boat ready to race.
Sunday Nov 15
• RAINGUTTER REGATTA
1:00pm-4:00pm Build your own boat and race it down a raingutter. Location: Butterfield Park (by the Gazebo) Check-in: 1:00 pm
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November Theme - Cub Scout Salute
Cub Scouts salute those heroes who help keep us safe and secure every day. Can only adults be heroes? Heroes can be ordinary kids who do something out of the ordinary. Do you read Boys' Life? Every issue features Scout heroes. Learn about heroes in your own community, as well as Scouting heroes who have earned BSA heroism awards. Invite your hometown heroes to a den or pack meeting. Your den can become "silent heroes" by performing service for others without seeking any recognition. Visit a veterans' hospital (Veterans Day is this month), fire station, police station, or teacher's classroom and learn more about their heroic deeds and reciprocate with a "Cub Scout salute" for their contributions.
This would be a good month to work on your Citizenship Belt Loop and Pin.Some of the purposes of Cub Scouting developed through this month's theme are:
- Good Citizenship - Boys will gain a stronger respect for veterans and community workers and will develop an appreciation for our country and their community.
- Character Development - Cub Scouts will have a better understanding of what it takes to be a hero and learn to express: their gratitude properly.
- Friendly Service - Cub Scouts will derive satisfaction from being silent heroes.
The core value highlighted this month is:
- Respect - Cub Scouts will gain a better appreciation of the duties of everyday heroes and express their respect for them.
Raingutter Regatta
1:00 - 4:00 pm
Check-in Starts at 1:00 pm
Location: Butterfield Park (by the Gazebo)
Are you ready for an afternoon of races? Join us for some fun as each Cub Scout will race their boat down a raingutter.
Pre-order your boat by October 22 with your den leader and your boat will be available for pick-up at the October 26 pack meeting. The boat kits cost $5. Please contact Roy K. if you are not able to make it to the pack meeting.
Please click here for the Raingutter Regatta rules and information.
Dry Dock: Need help with finishing your boat, or want to make sure it's race ready? Bring the boat over to the Dry Dock! On Saturday, November 14 from 1:00 - 3:00 pm at Shawn Keim's place.
Questions: Please contact Shawn Keim or Roy Kutsunai.
2010 Klondike Derby
Camp Emerson in Idyllwild
February 5 - 7, 2010
RSVP: November 15, 2009
Do you dream of snow and cold weather while camping under the stars? If so, here is your chance!!! Pack 393 will be participating in the 2010 Klondike Derby. This event is open to all Wolves, Bears, and Webelos. All meals are provided with registration.
Deadline for permission slip and $40 registration fee (checks made payable to Pack 393) are due by November 15 (Raingutter Regatta event).
What Else is Coming Up?
Check the "Calendar" (on the menu to the left) for all Pack and Den events, and the "Events" page for Pack events. Some of the Den pages include Den event details.
For privacy and security reasons, we do not provide individual contact information on this website. You may contact the pack through our email address, pack393@aol.com. A pack roster is also available (to pack members only) from your den leader. Please use this information responsibly.
We welcome new members at any time! Our pack is located in the Butterfield Ranch area of Chino Hills, California. We are part of the Temescal District of the California Inland Empire Council. Our charter organization is Rotary Club of Rancho del Chino. Pack meetings are the last Monday of each month.
