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- Welcome to 2008-09!
- Webelos Crossover: March 14, 2008
- The Wolves Sample the Italian Market
- Pack 64's winners from the Pinewood Derby Race 03....
- Pinewood Derby 2008 Car Photos
- Everyone is a Winner!
- Ship Shape
- ALL HANDS ON DECK!
- Come See What Scouting is all About!
- More Camping Pix
Welcome to the home page for Cub Scout Pack 64 in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Click on any event for more details.
Announcements
Welcome to 2008-09!
Hello Scouts and Families!
I hope you had a relaxing and fun summer.
Now, it’s September, the traditional kick-off for the scouting year. It’s also the kick-off for lots of other
activities like soccer, instrument lessons and a little thing called school. So I thought it would help to
give you a list of important dates and info.
Important dates
International Email Update Day: September 15 is International Email Update Day, a time to make sure your email address is on the Pack 64 email list (OK, I made up the date, but you should check anyway. This is how most info is moved around the Pack.) It’s easy. To join or make sure you have joined, send an email from the account(s) you want connected to CubScout64-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. If you are a member, you’ll get an email saying that.
Tiger Parent and Scout Meeting: Tuesday, September 16, 7:00 PM Haddonfield Baptist Church. New Tiger Scouts and Parents meet and learn about the exciting program for first graders.
Pack Meeting: September 26 at 7:00PM, Haddonfield Baptist Church. First of the year. Returning and new scouts are invited. Bring a friend. More scouts=more fun! Plus, you can earn the famous recruiter badge. Let’s kick off the year with a big crowd.
Den Meetings: Your Den leader should have been in touch with the schedule. If not, let me know and I will put you in touch with the right people.
Fall Camping: October 3-5, Belleplain State Forrest, Woodbine NJ. The cost is $5 per person, per day with a cap of $30 per family. Contact Steve Zalecky or me if you want to come. The weekend will be here fast so look at your calendar and get back to us ASAP with numbers attending and payment. To make planning easier, we need you to pre-pay for this trip.
There will be lots of fun and information at the first Pack Meeting on Friday, September 26 at 7:00 PM, so make sure you are there! Bring a friend. New scouts are welcome any time, not just September. So if a friend cannot make it to the Pack meeting, he can try a Den meeting or join us later in the year.
I look forward to a great first year as Cubmaster. It’s all new for me so I am nervous. But when I get nervous about what might happen, I just remember the Cub Scout motto and I feel better. Join me right now:
Joe Glennon
Cubmaster, Pack 64
856-428-3374
joeglennon@verizon.net
Steve Zalecky
Committee Chairman, Pack 64
szalecky@comcast.net
I hope you had a relaxing and fun summer.
Now, it’s September, the traditional kick-off for the scouting year. It’s also the kick-off for lots of other
activities like soccer, instrument lessons and a little thing called school. So I thought it would help to
give you a list of important dates and info.
Important dates
International Email Update Day: September 15 is International Email Update Day, a time to make sure your email address is on the Pack 64 email list (OK, I made up the date, but you should check anyway. This is how most info is moved around the Pack.) It’s easy. To join or make sure you have joined, send an email from the account(s) you want connected to CubScout64-subscribe@yahoogroups.com. If you are a member, you’ll get an email saying that.
Tiger Parent and Scout Meeting: Tuesday, September 16, 7:00 PM Haddonfield Baptist Church. New Tiger Scouts and Parents meet and learn about the exciting program for first graders.
Pack Meeting: September 26 at 7:00PM, Haddonfield Baptist Church. First of the year. Returning and new scouts are invited. Bring a friend. More scouts=more fun! Plus, you can earn the famous recruiter badge. Let’s kick off the year with a big crowd.
Den Meetings: Your Den leader should have been in touch with the schedule. If not, let me know and I will put you in touch with the right people.
Fall Camping: October 3-5, Belleplain State Forrest, Woodbine NJ. The cost is $5 per person, per day with a cap of $30 per family. Contact Steve Zalecky or me if you want to come. The weekend will be here fast so look at your calendar and get back to us ASAP with numbers attending and payment. To make planning easier, we need you to pre-pay for this trip.
There will be lots of fun and information at the first Pack Meeting on Friday, September 26 at 7:00 PM, so make sure you are there! Bring a friend. New scouts are welcome any time, not just September. So if a friend cannot make it to the Pack meeting, he can try a Den meeting or join us later in the year.
I look forward to a great first year as Cubmaster. It’s all new for me so I am nervous. But when I get nervous about what might happen, I just remember the Cub Scout motto and I feel better. Join me right now:
Do Your Best!
Joe Glennon
Cubmaster, Pack 64
856-428-3374
joeglennon@verizon.net
Steve Zalecky
Committee Chairman, Pack 64
szalecky@comcast.net
posted by Joe at 9/10/2008 11:27:00 AM
Webelos Crossover: March 14, 2008
Our 2nd-Year Webelos crossed over to Boy Scouts on Friday, March 14, 2008 at the Pack Meeting.
Congratulations to:
Andrew DeLuca
Patrick Gilmartin (missing)
Joey Glennon
Dan Ljoka
Jimmy Morrissey
Tyler Rodriguez
Danny Stevens
Patrick Gilmartin (missing)
Joey Glennon
Dan Ljoka
Jimmy Morrissey
Tyler Rodriguez
Danny Stevens
posted by Angela at 3/18/2008 12:48:00 PM
The Wolves Sample the Italian Market
Saturday, March 15.
The Wolf Den along with parents and siblings explored the streets and shops of Philadelphia's Italian Market this weekend. The boys were hungry for adventure. Some of the shops are more than 100 years old. They saw sausage getting made, pasta cut before their eyes, nibbled cheese popsicles and smelled unroasted coffee beans.
One of the favorite stops was the chef supply store with dozens of knives. (They were all very sharp.)
It was a memorable day that is sure to produce more trips by the families.
Mangia!
One of the favorite stops was the chef supply store with dozens of knives. (They were all very sharp.)
It was a memorable day that is sure to produce more trips by the families.
Mangia! Mr. Doyle served as tour guide and leader for the morning and did a great job. The Den is very grateful for his hard work. The merchants went out of their way to welcome the boys and make each visit special. If you find yourselves in the Italian Market in the future, please consider visiting some of these shops.
posted by Joe at 3/16/2008 11:44:00 AM