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Saturday Jul 04
• INDEPENDENCE DAY
Wednesday Jul 08
• ROUNDTABLE
7:00pm-8:30pm
Thursday Jul 09
• CHINO SUMMER CONCERT
6:30pm-8:00pm Join the pack as we attend the Chino Summer Concert - fun for the whole family! Bring chairs or a blanket and wear your Class B.
•ROTARY SERVICE PROJECT
5:00pm-6:30pm Our pack is helping the Rotary Club shuck corn for its booth at the concert. Please contact Wendy Okazaki if your Scout can help.
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July Theme - Be a Sport
Not only is it important to do your best when you try new sports, it's also important to understand the rules of being a "good sport" no matter how the game goes. Play ball, soccer, tennis, or any sport. Learn about a sport you've never played before.
Talk with a high school or college athlete and ask them to teach you about their sport. Learn about a sport you can play with your family: golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, or skating. While working on learning a new sport, also work on your Physical Fitness belt loop and pin or any of the Sport belt loop and pins.
Some of the purposes of Cub Scouting developed through this month's theme are:
- Sportsmanship - Boys learn the importance of being good sports. They also learn that being fit improves their ability to play any kind of sport.
- Good Citizenship - Playing fairly, taking turns, and cheering others on are qualities of a good citizen.
The core values highlighted this month are:
- Perserverance - Learning a new sport and improving one's skills requires patience and determination.
- Cooperation - Many sports give boys practice in working together as a team.
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.
