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- Cub Scout Motto
Commissioner tdmurphy@ wowway.com
jkscouting@ yahoo.com Tiger/Wolf/Bear Ray Szpiech rayszpiech@ yahoo.com Tiger/Wolf/Bear
Webelos
Website Admin rayszpiech@ yahoo.com
District Commissioner DrKosc47@hotmail.com
District Director wimorgan@ bsamail.org
District Executive gganders@ bsamail.org
Help us, dear God, to love thee day by day To do our duty to you and enjoy our play To keep our cub scout promise the best that we can And to do our best always to help our fellow man.
Amen.
2007 - 2008 National Themes September - Cub Scout Express
October - Down on the Farm
November - Indian Nations
December - Celebrations Around the World
January - Cub Scout Car Showt
February - Chinese New Year
March - Litter to Glitter
April - Abracadabra
May - Leaf it to Cubs
June - Go for the Gold
July - H2Ohhh!
August - S'More Summer Fun |
The Ojibwa District Roundtables for November will be held at Cornerstone Christian Church 43700 Merrill Rd. Sterling Heights. Merrill Rd. is located one block east of Mound, and the church is located on Merrill Rd. between 19 and 19 ½ Mile Road. All Meetings at 7:30. New Location Map for *Cornerstone Christian Church
The Ojibwa District Roundtables will be held at Malow Jr High School located on the 6400 25 Mile Road, West and behind Eisenhower High School. All Meetings at 7:30. Location Map for *Malow Jr. High School
Dave Hudson has elected to resign his Roundtable position effective November 2, 2007. Dave has been a key leader and contributor to Roundtable for many years. Dave's enthusiasm and value will be greatly missed by the entire Roundtable staff as well as all of the unit leaders. Please join us in wishing Dave great success in his future endeavors !!
Our Cub Scout Roundtable is led by Tom Murphy with help from Jim Murray & Ray Szpiech. Roundtable is your chance to get the latest and greatest ideas for your Pack’s program!
"Every Boy Deserves a Trained Leader !!!!!" Leader Training is a key part of delivering a quality program. Youth Protection and Fast Start Traning available online. New Leader Essentials & Cub Scout Leader Specific Training is here!!! This training is for New Leaders and those new to their position. So don't wait, Sign up now here 
** Coming Soon ** Ojibwa District Boy Scout Troop Locator Find location, meeting day & time, brochures, and key contact information for local Boy Scout troops for Den Chiefs, Transition Units, Service Assistance, etc.
Powerpoint presentations from August 23, 2007 Ojibwa Unit Join Scouting Night Training 
National Summertime Pack Award Apply for your National Summertime Pack Award Now CLICK ON THE LINK to get the form http://www.scouting.org/forms/33748.pdf
Scout Reverence A Scout is Reverent. With the wide variation in ethnic and cultural background in many of our Packs, it pays to be sensitive to the various methods of worship.
And part of that reverence is to respect others beliefs and practices.
As an example, to be culturally sensitive to all denominations of Scouts present at a meal, begin the blessing before meal: "Please prepare yourself as your religion dictates." (Not all religions WANT you to remove your hat or bow your head.) Then at the close of your prayer, offer: "We ask these things each according to our own faith, and I ask in the name of Our Lord." Cubs *Bobcat Ceremonies *Wolf Ceremonies *Bear Ceremonies *FREE TOOL FOR TRACKING CUB SCOUT ACHIEVEMENTS Webelos *Arrow Of Light Ceremonies *Crossover Ceremonies *Bridge for Webelos Crossover 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.
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'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 Tom know. Great Programs Come From Sharing Ideas and Experience |
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