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Chester County Council Boy Scouts of America Diamond Rock District Nov. 16, 2010 Cub Pack 170 (Tuesday 7pm) Pack Meeting Agenda Gathering/Table Activity Opening Ceremony (Wolves) Uniform Inspections Announcements Scouting for Coming Up Food Drive Tonight Dues in; Ft. Mifflin Pmts. Cub Pack 170 Welcomes Below is a working agenda for the remainder of the scout year. Note that our spring camping trip has Bobcats Zachary Rooney changed to Camp Horseshoe for the weekend of badges, etc. May 6-8. Zachary Rooney is a graffiti artist. Originally from Program Pottstown, he spent several years in San December Graffiti Artist Francisco making a living primarily from graffiti 12/14 Pack Meeting/Christmas Party (7pm) Presentation art. He uses predominantly spray paint in his art Caroling(TBD) work. Zaq currently works as a tattoo artist for Eternal Image Tattoo in Phoenixville. Skit (Bears)/Game January 1/18 Pack Meeting (7pm) Closing Scouting for Food Collection Scout Night with the 76ers (TBD by Council) Committee Members Bring in your collected goods tonight. We’ll February 2/6 Academy of Natural Sciences trip count them by den; the den with the most items per scout earns a pizza party. 2/15 Pack Mtg (7pm) Cubmaster: 2/19 Valley Forge Pilgrimage Jeff Jones 2/26 Pinewood Derby (610)792-1420 Bring in your Dues March Assistant Cubmaster: Annual dues of $48 can be made payable to 3/19 Blue and Gold Banquet Kim Locke Cub Scout Pack 170. Steve Armstrong will (267)304-0960 April be collecting. Also see Steve if you owe for 4/12 Pack Meeting (7pm) Treasurer/Chartered Org. Rep.: the Ft. Mifflin trip. Steve Armstrong May (610)304-2856 Pack Contact List and Updated 5/6-5/8 Camp Horseshoe 5/10 Pack Meeting (7pm) Unit Commissioner: Agenda Keith Hollander Pack Picnic (TBD) (610)935-3828 Please don’t leave without a copy of the pack roster or agenda. Committee Members: Jim Blanck (610)917-0410 Pack T-shirts Kevin Lavigne (610)917-0579 Ted Locke Every scout should have an official Pack170 (215)939-4791 “class-b” t-shirt (the yellow ones). We Bridget Gatcha encourage adults to also purchase them for (610)935-5545 Jason Vitz use on pack field trips. Adult t-shirts are $8 (610)415-1093 (there is no extra charge for pack scouts). Cubpack 170 generally meets on the rd 3 Tuesday of each school month. For latest Pack and Den information, see www.cubpack170.org .

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