Current Needs of Pack 513Pack Committee Pack Secretary MONTHLY REMINDERS FOR PARENTS!
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Saturday Feb 13
• SCOUTING FOR FOOD
10:00am-1:00pm Help give back to the community through Scouting for Food. Scouts should be in uniform and meet at Flag Springs UMC at 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Feb 14
• SCOUT SUNDAY
10:00am-12:00pm Troop 513 and Pack 513 will jointly participate in the worship service at Flag Springs UMC.
Monday Feb 15
• DEN MEETINGS
7:00pm-8:00am Weekly Den Meeting at Flag Springs UMC.
Members List:
Links Section
Charter Organization:
Flag Springs United Methodist Church
Chartered Organization Representitive:
William Thomas
Cubmaster:
Julie New
Asst. Cubmasters:
Marty New
Chad Stickler
Webelos 2 Den Leaders:
Mike Baker
Chad Stickler
Webelos 1 Den Leaders:
Marty New
Donnie Wright
Bear Den Leaders:
Debbie Davis
Brian Davis
Wolf Den Leader:
Joe Holland
Tiger Coaches:
Theda Stickler
Julie New
Committee Chair:
Drew Maerz
Treasurer:
Aundrea Azelton
Pack Committee:
Todd Callahan
Yvonne Goins
Don Yarborough
Webmaster:
Drew Maerz
Seagrove Cub Scout Pack 513
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You can go to the den web pages by clicking them on the left of this page.
Come and join in the fun.
Follow your scout growth with a Cub Trail Advancement Poster!
If you are a scouting parent and would like to know how the pack operates, please see our
Parent Guide.
Meet at Flag Springs United Methodist Church
on Saturday, February 13 & 20 at 10:00
Scouts are encouraged to wear their uniform to church this Sunday.
Scouts are invited to attend Flag Springs United Methodist Church for worship at 11:00 a.m.
Troop and Pack 513 will be conducting the service.
OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES
Upcoming Pack Outdoor Activities
Check out our Outdoor Activities page for the full schedule and details.
You can also contact Drew Maerz if you have any places that you would like for us to visit or any questions.
February 27:
Geology and Ecosystem hike at Ridges Mountain in Randolph County
March 20:
Astronomy Night at Town Creek Indian Mound
April 23-25:
Family Campout at Fort Fisher
May 8:
Scout Hunt and Fish Day at Camp Woodfield
May 22:
Hiking and lunch at Boone's Cave
March 2009 - Hiking and tour of Read's Gold Mine
April 2009 - Camping and fishing at Jordan Lake
June 2009 - Camping at Linville Caverans
July 2009 - Day trip to Dan Nicholas Park
August 2009 - Hiking and Fishing day at Woodfield
September 2009 - Indian Heritage Day and Pow-wow at Town Creek Indian Mound
September 2009 - Scout Day at Duke Football Game
October 2009 - Zoo Trip
October 2009 - Randolph District Cub Scout Family Camp
November 2009 - French/Indian War Reenactment at Ft. Dobbs
January 2010 - Family Roller Skating Trip to Roll-a-Bout in Asheboro
We have a den meeting the first three Monday nights of the month at 7:00 p.m at Flag Springs UMC Church. Exception to the rule is no school, no scouts. We get together in seperate rooms by den. The scouts do various arts and crafts, they work on their acheivements and electives to receive their badges and awards. They usually go on one field trip a month as well. Remember no school, no scouts.
We have a pack meeting the last Monday of every month. This is a time when we gather as a group with our scouts and their families. The scouts perform skits, show off their projects they have completed during the month, and receive the awards they have earned during the month. We even have a dinner with everyone.
If you want your son to have some fun, excitement, outdoor opportunities, and a chance to participate in a program in which he doesn't always have to win—instead,
Each Cub Scout learns to respect his home, country, and other people. The program also helps boys this age to:
• Learn new physical skills through sports, crafts, and games.
If your son is in 1rst grade thru 5th grade, Pack 513 invites you and your son to become part of one of America’s leading values-driven organizations. The Cub Scout program is a valuable resource that can help families accomplish worthy goals while building and strengthening relationships within the family.
Don’t forget every Cub Scout year includes other fun things like: Pinewood Derby Races, Picnic Swim Party, Overnight camping, fishing, Hiking, field trips, etc.
Click here for more information about how your son can join.
• He learns about "Do your best" and how to be helpful to others—then we have just the program for you!
• Learn how to get along with others through group activities.
• Develop new mental skills such as writing and calculating.
• Develop personal independence.
• Learn to make values-based decisions that assist them throughout
their adult life.
If your child is interested in scouting or new to our pack and requires assistance with purchasing a shirt or his book, please contact the a pack leader.
If you are looking for a uniform or scouting supplies, look here:
Our goal is to support any boy who wishes to participate in Cub Scouting. All requests will kept in confidence.
ONLINE
- Scout Supplies is operated by the national Supply Division. This site is your official online source for information about camping equipment, uniforms, handbooks, pinewood derby supplies, and other essential Scouting merchandise
LOCAL STORES
1. The Royce Reynolds Family Scout Office & National Scout Shop
1405 Westover Terrace, Greensboro, 27408
Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6 & Sat. 10 - 4
Scout Shop phone number: 336-378-9166 or 800-367-9166
2. Delk's Army Surplus
Located 6 miles west of Asheboro on US HWY 64 (Dixie Drive)
4705 US HWY 64 west, Asheboro, N.C. 27205.
Phone Number: 336-629-0991
WEBSITES OF INTEREST
Join Cub Scouting.org provides information about the Cub Scout program to prospective members,including boys, parents, and organizations that may be interested in starting a pack.
- The Scout Zone provides information about the Boy Scout program to prospective members.
- Cub Scout Games Online has games that you can play online that are created thru the Boy Scouts Of America.
as they move up with their sons. That leaves Pack 513 with roles to fill.
I would like to ask all parents to be thinking of where you can volunteer to help your son and his friends.
To allow them to enjoy there time at scouts and to help build their character
as they progress thru their various stages in scouting. It is our goal to build stronger relationships
within our families and to have a better tomorrow thru the boys that we help to reach manhood.
We should be asking ourselves, where can I make a difference.
By Mike Baker,
Cubmaster 2007-2009
This pack 513 website will support the pack by providing timely and accurate information about pack activities. This site will be scouter safe, user friendly, availiable, incorporate the values of scout law and positively reflect on the pack and scouting.
Pack 513 is a member of The Old North State Council
The pack operates according to a set of By-Laws. Click here to download By-Laws
Drew Maerz
