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BIKE RODEO

A Bike Rodeo provides fun for Cub Scouts and families while learning how to safely ride and take care of their bikes. Bike rodeo teaches Scouts basic bicycle riding skills, bike repair and safe bike riding strategies. It can also include an introduction to the "Heroes of our Community" with demonstrations from the local Police and Fire departments.  This event can be a Pack-wide trail ride, or a bike obstacle course.

BRING BIKES, HELMET, BAG LUNCH AND WATER.
 

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BLUE AND GOLD DINNER

The Blue and Gold Dinner is the annual Cub Scout Birthday celebration. This event involves reserving a location for the party, deciding on and preparing food for Pack-wide dinner, decorating the hall, and setting up for the cake auction.  This event is held in lieu of the February Pack meeting.
 

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JULIE ELIAS (530) 333-3615

JODI MOTTASHED (530) 672-1377

FISHING DAY

Fishing Day is a day when the Pack goes Fishing!  This involves selecting a location suitable for the entire pack to fish.  Scout water safety is taught in addition to learning the proper techniques to catch a fish. This event is often combined with the Pack Hike. A location that worked well in the past is Wrights Lake but the committee is welcome to organize this event at another location of choice. Locations that did not work well are any paid fishing holes. 
 

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fundraising (POPCORN)

Popcorn sales are the packs' largest and most important fundraising efforts.  Popcorn is what pays for the Pack Awards and events and activities for the entire year.  Popcorn requires a very organized person as you have to track and record each boy’s sales.  You will also have to set-up and coordinate 'show and sell' locations and popcorn pickup from the distributor.   This Committee also is responsible for helping with the cake auction at the Blue and Gold Dinner.  Other fundraising opportunities may arise throughout the year. 

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GRADUATION AND BBQ

This is the Pack Graduation and last official Pack meeting of the year. It involves finding a location, deciding on and preparing food for the pack, and setting up/cleaning up of the location.. 

Locations that have worked well in the past; Station 28

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membership

Helping the CubMaster plan Round-ups, maintaining the Packs membership records, helping the CubMaster with Rechartering.  Also this committee is responsible for getting the new scout applications to Council.   
 

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LORI MORRILL (530) 621-1179 or lorimorrill@earthlink.net

PARADES

Involving the Pack in local parades.  It is important to get the Pack involved with the community.  This involves contacting the various towns that put on parades in the area, signing up the Pack to participate, and organizing the Scouts in the preparations for the parade .  Past events include the Placerville Christmas Parade, and the Diamond Springs Labor Day Parade.  The Placerville Parade also includes coordinating the Floats and Toy Drive.
 

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PINE WOOD DERBY

Currently our most exciting event of the year - one the boys and dads look forward to the most!  This event involves selecting a gathering place, setting up the track, organizing the BBQ, obtaining  awards and trophies, coordinating Cut out Days for the boys, and helping to run the event.
 

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recycling

Taking ink, toner, and cell phones to businesses that support scouting by recycling these items and issuing a check.  Currently Cartridge World is recycling our ink and toner cartridges.
 

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MATT GUGIN (530) 306-2587

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SPORTS DAY 

This event is part of our 'summertime activities'.  The committee is responsible for setting up and coordinating sports day.  This involves finding a suitable location for the pack to gather and play various sports and other outdoor activities during the summertime.
 

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LINDA STACK (530) 676-1087

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SUMMER HIKE

Planning a Pack hike.  Finding a suitable and safe location to take both 7 year olds and 11 year olds on a 1-3 mile hike.  This event is often combined with fishing day.  A location that has worked well in the past is Wrights Lake.  A location that did not work well was Kirkwood Lake.
 

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SWIM DAY

Planning the pool party and finding a suitable location for the pack to swim and have Fun Fun Fun!  This event might also include a BBQ. 
 

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TRAINING

Making sure all key members of the Pack are properly trained.  Keeping records of all trained persons and what position they are trained for.  Inform the Pack when and what type of training is available.
 

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wEBMASTER

Updating the pack website with important calendar information, upcoming events, pictures of past events, etc. 
 

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WINTER FUN DAY

Finding a suitable and Safe Location to host a Pack BBQ and winter snow events such as sledding, snow cave construction and a good location to pelt the CubMaster with snowballs.  Provide Scouts with a list of proper snow attire and what to bring to the snow for a fun time for everyone.
 

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