Pack 227 is sponsored by the St. Bonaventure Men’s Club located in Huntington Beach, CA. We have spring and fall recruitment events, but new scouts may join at any time (hint — get in on all the summer fun!). Many of the scouts come from St. Bonaventure School, but not all.  We encourage any boy who wants to have a fun time to join our pack wherever you are from, and adult leaders, too! To join, fill out a bsa_youth_appliation for new cub scouts, Read the rest of this entry »

2010-10-TomHuck in October

2010-11-GreatOutdoors in November

Hope you all are having a fun and relaxing summer.  I've attached two registration
forms for Upcoming Webelos Activities at Oso Lake, if anyone is interested.  The Tom
& Huck Weekend (Webelos Partner & Pal) will be the weekend of October 8-10
and the Webelos Great Outdoors will be held the weekend of November 19-21 or
December 10-12.  According the the flyer, Webelos will earn four activity badges
during the Great Outdoors weekend (Naturalist, Forester, Geologist &
Outdoorsman).  Currently both events have early bird registration rates.

See 2010_Boy_Scouts_8-27-10_FLYER for more information on Scout Night.

Come spend an exciting night at the Tar Pits! Find out how scientists discover tiny microfossils among the tar, assemble a saber-toothed tiger skeleton, and take a special flashlight tour of the Tar Pits!  See the attached document for more information and  to reserve your spot.Camp_Tar_Pits_2010

Bob Kraig finally called me back yesterday the dates for the Mens Club to run the Fish Fry are March 5th and 12th from 3:30 to 7:30 pm. What we are looking for in regards to help is 4 to 5 dads to work, I will need names so that I can get them to Bob and he will put them on the roster.

-From Kevin Wilson

You can reply to the committee email to get the message back to him.

Click on the thumbnail Blue and Gold 2009 Info for information about the Blue & Gold, to be held Monday, Feb 22 starting at 6:30pm in the Hall.  Webelos 2 will be bridging.
Please send the RSRSVP formVP form into your den leader to hold your spot.  The entertainment will be magical!

A big thank you to all who participated in today’s Pinewood Derby! Here are the results for the Cub Races.  Both runs were averaged for the final time.

140 webelo Max Loo 3.162665
103 wolf Brad Smith 3.1817
104 bear Aidan Minear 3.18731
108 tiger Marco Uribe 3.196155
129 webelo Kyle Foucrier 3.20549
117 tiger Liam  Daniels 3.21604
120 bear Anthony Williams 3.225985
139 tiger Peter Selcho 3.2427
138 wolf Evan Selcho 3.24276
101 wolf Nicholas Poquette 3.249165
124 webelo Shaun Meyerhofer 3.2585
107 webelo Maxuel Ahumada 3.259475
119 wolf Michale Krager 3.2646
116 wolf Peter Degrood 3.267345
142 webelo Christain Labow 3.267405
137 webelo Luke Selcho 3.28607
130 bear Matthew Montagami 3.28796
132 wolf Matthew Erwin 3.29229
106 tiger Jared Minear 3.29955
128 tiger Troy Hines 3.318155
105 tiger Riley Minear 3.342065
146 wolf Matthew DeHarras 3.359025
122 tiger Zackary Green 3.35994
125 wolf Daniel Izmiriam 3.36055
144 wolf Jakob Balandran 3.379645
133 tiger Jimmy Enna 3.382265
127 bear Anthony Wilson 3.392515
112 bear Ian Jenan 3.39288
110 bear Riley Day 3.410755
135 bear Tommy Poletti 3.4709
126 tiger John Paul Pauly 3.498225
134 tiger Joshua Page 3.515615
113 wolf Jack Maguin 3.53739
118 bear Jonathon Clark 3.541415
147 wolf Evan Eschenburg 3.552335
148 wolf Tom Houston 3.609735
115 wolf Michael Clark 3.630415
143 tiger Lachlan Welch 3.70032
102 wolf Michael Vit 3.79481
131 tiger Alex Valle 3.81732
109 wolf Patrick Keagen 3.85166
123 wolf John Nikolas 3.859185
121 bear Jovanni Page 3.90906
145 bear Nicholas Garcia 3.941945
141 tiger Dante Guardi 4.288665
136 wolf Jared Suess 4.355035
111 tiger Jack Clark 4.38212
114 wolf Greg Paden 4.420425

For the “pit crew” races, here are the times:

114 pit Jan Danilels 3.172795
109 pit Dan Williams 3.19024
110 pit Luke Myerhofer 3.267345
116 pit Jene DeGrood 3.26997
111 pit Faith Hines 3.271735
113 pit Mallory Erwin 3.29028
101 pit Nathan Poquette 3.332795
102 pit Sky Smith 3.43119
112 pit Emily Izmirian 3.444125
108 pit Julia Clarke 3.61547
103 pit Dan Minear 3.672135
106 pit Molly Paden 3.78938
104 pit Colin Maguin 3.816525
107 pit Jane Paden 3.90077
105 pit Makayla Maguin 4.186125
115 pit TJ Suess 4.874325

Pack 227 is putting together a group for the LA Kings’ Scout Day. See the kings_hockey_11709 for more info.  We need to get the money in quick if you are interested. More information is available here

Here’s another order form and has a phone number for questions  la_kings_order.

This is taken from Pack 19 in Waxhaw, NC.

Presentation of Colors – Indoors

Narrator Actions
Attention. Will the audience please rise? (Pause.) The color guard waits in the back of the room for the audience to stand and become quiet.
Color guard, advance. The pack flag guards and bearer are on the left, and the U.S. flag guards and bearer are on the right. With the U.S. flag in the lead, they walk in and cross so that the U.S. flag will be on the left side of the room when you look toward the front. The bearers and guards take their positions near the flag stands, facing the audience and holding the flags vertically
Hand salute. Everyone, with the exception of the flag bearers and guards, salutes.
Please repeat with me the Pledge of Allegiance. (All join in.) The bearers and guards stand at attention and continue to hold the flags. The pack flag is lowered slightly so that the U.S. flag stands taller. The U.S. flag guards and bearer and pack flag guards and bearer do not salute or say the Pledge of Allegiance.
Two. The pack drops its salute. The pack flag is raised to its vertical position again.
Color guard, post the colors. The pack flag is placed in its stand. Its guards and bearer step back into place. The U.S. flag is then posted. Its guards and bearer salute it and step back into place.
Color guard, dismissed. The U.S. flag guard leads the procession to the back of the room with the narrator following last.

Comments:

  • When the U.S. flag is carried with another banner (such as the pack flag), it should always be on “its marching right” in the procession.
  • If there is only a narrow aisle, the procession follows this order in single file: U.S. flag guard, U.S. flag bearer, pack flag bearer, pack flag guard.

Retiring of Colors – Indoors

Narrator Actions
Will the audience please rise? (Pause.) The color guard waits in the back of the room for the audience to rise and become quiet.
Color guard, advance. The U.S. flag guard and bearer and pack flag guard and bearer walk down the aisle and to the flags. They stand behind the flags, facing the audience.
Color guard, salute. The guards and bearers salute.
Color guard, retire the colors. The U.S. flag is removed first (just slightly ahead of the pack flag).
Hand salute. Everyone, with the exception of the guards and bearers, salutes. The U.S. flag stays on its “marching right” as the guards and bearers proceed down the aisle to the rear of the room.
Two. Everyone drops the salute.

The  forms_expense_reimbursement form should be used for all reimbursements.  Please make sure that your expense is cleared with the committee first.  The pack covers all advancements (pins, belt loops, rank patches, and other patches), but uniforms are re the responsibility of the parent.

Attached is the sign up form for the hockey night at the Honda Center.  The last day for money submittal has been extended to Friday, Oct 16, so get your spot reserved today! hockey sign up form