OJIBWA
Cub Scout Round Table
Ojibwa District - Clinton Valley Council
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Ojibwa District
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Be Prepared
- Boy Scout Motto



Roundtable Staff

Claude Dinsmoor
Commissioner
claude@ dinsmoor.org

Tom Murphy
Wolf/Bear
tdmurphy@
wowway.com

Mike Houlihan
Webelos

Dave Hudson Committee
& Cubmasters
bgj8184@
aol.com

Renee Kulczynski
Tiger Cub
walray21@
yahoo.com

Bill Berklich
Website Guru
berklich@
aol.com




District Staff

Mark Forbare
District Commissioner
mf21@
daimlerchrysler.com

Bill Morgan
District Director
wimorgan@
bsamail.org

Darin Decator
District Executive
ddecator@
bsamail.org




Useful Web Resource Links

Cub Scout Benediction

And now may the Great Master Of All Cub Scouts Guide and guard our footsteps Today, tomorrow, And for all the tomorrows to come

Amen.

Welcome to the 2004 / 2005 Cub Roundtable Archive Page
All links are active so that you can retrieve data, forms and discussions from the 04/05 program.
Summer Program Reminder
Now is the time to start planning your Summer Program!
Earn the National Summertime Pack Award
All the pack has to do is plan and conduct a monthly pack activity for June, July, and August. The whole idea is to keep your pack together and doing things during the summer when boys have the most free time. Get the form to apply for the award and track progress at: http://www.scouting.org/forms/33748.pdf

 DATE  TOPIC  Newsletter  
Forms & Handouts
 September 9, 2004  Plan and Run a Meeting 1  Click HERE!  Click HERE!
 October 14, 2004  Plan and Run a Meeting 2  Click HERE!  Click HERE!
 November 11, 2004  How to Set up a Yearly Plan  Click HERE!  Click HERE!
 December 9, 2004  How to Get Volunteers  Click HERE!  
 January 13, 2005  How to Plan an Outing  Click HERE!  Click HERE!
 February 10, 2005  How to handle Behavior Issues  Click HERE!  Click HERE!
 March 10, 2005  How to Recruit and Retain    
 April 14, 2005  TBD    
 May 12, 2005  2005 Program Lanuch    




2004 - 2005 National Themes

  • September 2004 - Time In A Capsule
  • October 2004 - It's A Circus Of Stars
  • November 2004 - Cub Scout Collectors
  • December 2004 - Holiday Food Fare
  • January 2005 - C.S. Spread The News
  • February 2005 - It's A Scouting Celebration
  • March 2005 - Invention Convention
  • April 2005 - Waterways Of The U.S.A.
  • May 2005 - Cub Pet Pals
  • June 2005 - Destination Parks
  • July 2005 - Play Bill
  • August 2005 - Campfire Tales & Traditions

*BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET
What is a Blue and Gold Banquet? A blue and gold banquet is a birthday dinner for the Cub Scouting program, held during February. The anniversary month of the Boy Scouts of America, which was organized in February 1910. The Cub Scouts was organized 20 years later in 1930.

*W.T.Smith.com Bill Smith - long time Scouter offers his perspective on the Cub Scout Blue & Gold it 's History and more.

Cubs

*Tiger Cub Ceremonies

*Bobcat Ceremonies

*Wolf Ceremonies

*Bear Ceremonies





*FREE TOOL FOR TRACKING CUB SCOUT ACHIEVEMENTS

Webelos


*Arrow Of Light Ceremonies
*Crossover Ceremonies
*Bridge for Webelos Crossover







The Guide to Safe Scouting

Carry a copy, read it, use it…..It is the source for official answers to tough issues.
http://www.scouting.org/pubs/gss/toc.html
A bound hard-copy version (BSA Supply #34416D) is also available. To obtain a copy, visit the CVC Trading Post.



Ojibwa Roundtable Objectives
  1. Provide Fundamental Training and Help on Key Cub Areas to Help You "Get up to Speed"
  2. Introduce/Reinforce National Themes
  3. Provide "How to Execute Help" - Help to Get Started
  4. HAVE FUN!



WE NEED HELP
We're looking for a few good leaders (actually we could use a bunch of them)! If you have ideas to share, are great at songs or ceremonies, or can help out with position specific breakouts we want to hear from you. Please let Claude, Tom, Dave, or Renee know. Great Programs Come From Sharing Ideas and Experience


   
 
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