I’ve gotten a couple questions regarding popcorn and figured I would address them here for anyone who hasn’t done the popcorn sales before or missed the Pack meeting. What’s the difference between Show and Sell and Take Order? Show and Sell is two special days (actually three this year: 9/25, 9/26, 10/2) where we set …
Here is the calendar of events that was handed out at the September 14, 2010 Pack Meeting. In addition to these events, be sure to check with your den leader for any den-level events or information. Event: Pack Meeting Date: Tuesday September 14 Time: 7:00PM Location: RPC Social Hall Notes: Monthly Pack meeting Event: Scout-a-Rama …
If you’re camping at Camp Duncan this weekend, read on. Where is Camp Duncan? YMCA Camp Duncan 32405 North Hwy 12 Ingleside, IL 60041 (847) 546-8086 Website: www.ymcacampduncan.org Directions from Riverside via I-290 and Route 53 (1 hr 8 minutes 47.9 miles) via I-294 (1 hr 15 minutes, 50.4 miles, plus tolls) It all starts …
Essentials Tent (stakes, rain fly, poles) Ground cloth (skip the tent and ground cloth if you’re staying in a cabin) Bed roll or sleeping bag Swim suit and towel (for blobbing, boating, beach, swimming, etc.) Personal items Rain gear (poncho or equivalent) Toiletries (including wash cloth, tissues) Sunscreen (including something for your lips; they get …
Would you like to go with other scouts from Pack 24 to a Team Demolition Derby race at Route 66 Speedway on Saturday September 18? If so, read on… If you’ve never been to a demolition derby, you’re in for a treat. They take late model cars, modify them for safety and durability, then bash …
YMCA Camp Duncan 32405 North Hwy. 12 Ingleside, IL 60041 (847) 546-8086 Check in: 8:45am Saturday September 11, 2011 Activities: Starting at 9:30am Check out: Sunday 12:00 noon Please sign up online. New for 2010: optional online payment. Here are just some of the activities we have planned: 48 Foot Climbing Tower Archery Blobbing Boating …
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The Perseid Meteor Shower is due to peak Thursday evening. If you’ve never seen it, it’s pretty spectacular. Just head outside after dark (close to or after midnight is best) and look to the northeast (the location of the Constellation Perseus.) It will take your eyes a few minutes to adjust to the dark. Don’t …
