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• WEBELOS CAMP
Monday Jul 07
• WEBELOS CAMP
Tuesday Jul 08
• WEBELOS CAMP
Wednesday Jul 09
• WEBELOS CAMP
Members List:
Links Section
Charter Organization:
Flag Springs United Methodist Church
Chartered Organization Representitive:
William Thomas
Cubmaster:
Michael Baker
Asst. Cubmaster:
Tom Burrow
Yvonne Goins
Sheilah Scott
Ken York
Webelos 2 Den Leaders:
Chris Teague
Lynn Evans
Don Saylor
Webelos 1 Den Leader:
Mike Baker
Tom Burrow
Bear Den Leader:
Ken York
:
Crystal Hussey
Tiger Coach:
Yvonne Goins
Wolf Den Leader:
Sheilah Scott
Wolf Den Leader:
Ted Scott
Committee Chairman:
Todd Callahan
Treasurer:
Amy Layton
Committee Members:
Lisa Baker
Amy Layton
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download Cub Trail Advancement poster
You can go to the den web pages by clicking them on the left of this page.
Come and join in the fun.
If you are a new parent or existing one and would like to know how the pack operates click to download Parent Orientation Guide
Each Den has certain items they are responsible for at every Den meeting.
download Pack Meeting Duty Schedule
Presented by Gander Mountain
- Scout Hunt-N-Fish Day
USS Yorktown
Cost is $75.00 per person, covers admission, meals, room and board, and a trip to the aquarium for two nights.
Sign ups are over.
Date of trip is June 13, 14, and 15.
We will be meeting in front of the gift shop at Patriots Point on June 13th, at 6:00 p.m. to board the USS Yorktown together as a pack.
Importance of arriving as a group: Everyone in a group should plan to arrive at Patriots Point simultaneously. Due to the nature of our Orientation Program, this is a must.
Campers must be at least six years old.
Patriots Point does not allow visitors and campers to bring aboard outside food and drink. A snack bar and vending machines are available in addition to scheduled meals.
Each person must bring a sleeping bag, pillow, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, soap, towel, wash cloth and all other necessary personal effects. Insect repellent is advisable. Berthing areas are separated by gender, without exception.
Transportation of Gear: Due to very restricted parking spaces on the pier as regulated by the State Fire Marshal, troops are required to carry all luggage from the parking area down the 600-foot pier to the Yorktown. Please pack with this in mind.
Female leaders must be responsible for female participants and male leaders for male participants.
We cannot take requests for specific berthing areas for a number of reasons including group sizes and gender considerations.
The berthing quarters are heated and air conditioned. Shower stalls are located in the restroom facilities adjacent to all berthing quarters.
The State Fire Marshall requires all campers participate in a brief fire drill. All campers must be on board YORKTOWN by 8:30 p.m., without exception.
Occasionally, catered events and ceremonies take place while campers are on board. Without compromising your group's experience, campers may be asked to avoid some areas.
Please call Mike Baker to confirm your family members and emergency contact numbers that are attending.
July 6th thru 9th
Camper Fee's:
$140.00 per scout
Bears and Webelos need to pay half of the camp fee by April 21, 2008.
All camp fees are due two weeks prior to coming to camp.
T-shirt Pre-orders. Order the camp T-shirt for your pack by April 21, 2008.
Get your Physicals:
EVERY SCOUT AND ADULT MUST HAVE A CLASS 1 & 2 HEALTH FORM SIGNED BY A DOCTOR AND PARENT OR GUARDIAN BEFORE COMING TO CAMP. Adults over 40 years of age must use the Class 3 medical form. Class 1 & 2 Medical Forms are good for three years.
Pre-camp Swim Checks: Participating in a pre-camp swim test will help speed the check-in process when you arrive at camp this summer. All scouts and leaders who participate in swimming and boating activities at camp must complete a swim test.
download 2008 Webelos Camp Guide
See Mike Baker for any questions
Scout meetings follow the school year. When the scouts get out of school for the summmer, then scouting also enters into the summer program. We do not meet on Monday nights as normal.
Each den can do whatever they like, but we try to have one activity a month to let the scouts have fun.
Keep checking the website for the summer schedule.
If you have completed Kindergarten and or are 7 years of age you are able to join cub scouting, even for the summer if you like.
We will be recruiting new scouts at the end of August.
Contact us below for details.
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.
The next Den Meeting is on:
Monday, September 1st, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. UMC Church.
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.
The next pack meeting is on:
Monday August 25th, 2008 at 7:00 p.m UMC Church.
- Scout Supplies
- 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
1. The Royce Reynolds Family Scout Office & National Scout Shop
1405 Westover Terrace, Greensboro, 27408
It is open Mon. - Fri. 9 - 6 & Sat. 10 - 4
Scout Shop phone number: 235-0977 or 866-451-5009
2. Delk's Army Surplus
located 6 miles on route 64 west,out of Asheboro, N.C.
4705 US HWY 64 west, Asheboro, N.C. 27205.
the phone number is 336-629-0991
- The Scout Zone
- This site provides information about the Boy Scout program to prospective members.
- Cub Scout Games Online
- This Site has games that you can play online that are created thru the Boy Scouts Of America.
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.
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 Pack 513 By-Laws
M.Baker
T.Burrows
Y.Goins
