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Razorback District Fall Cub Adventure! October 14-16 Washington County Registration Deadline:
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It's time to Register forThe Razorback District Fall Cub Adventure!
(Cornerstone District Cub units from Benton County are welcomed, too!) You will have more FUN than a MONKEY'S UNCLE when you come to the Razorback District Cub Adventure Campout. We will Go Bananas as we swing through the Jungle at the Washington County Fairgrounds October 14-16. Camping, activites and fun for the entire family! AND...... we are even having a BALOO training. Cornerstone District Cub Scout Packs are invited to attend also! More information contact Jamie Parker at jbowe64492@aol.com or 479-263-3695 Hope to see you there!
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Cornerstone District Fall Cub Adventure! October 7-9 Registration Deadline:
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It's time to Register for
The Cornerstone District Fall Cub Adventure! (Razorback District Cub units from Washington and Madison Counties are welcomed, too!) As we discussed at September Roundtable, Fall Cub Adventure will be Oct 7-9. The registration deadline is Sept 26th - register by Pack at the Scout Shop. Attached is the leader information/registration packet we handed out at roundtable. The next planning meeting for Cub Adventure will be Tuesday, September 13th, 6:30pm-8:00pm, at First Presbyterian Church in Rogers (same location as the last meeting). This is at 26th and New Hope Roads (off exit 83 in Rogers) - directly across the street from the Central United Methodist Church, where the Cornerstone Roundtable is held. Every pack that plans to attend the Fall Cub Adventure should have representation at this meeting. If you have any questions, please email me, Ken Hunter, at gkhunter@hotmail.com or call at 479-418-9119.
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Razorback/Cornerstone Fall Boy Scout Camporee! October 14-16 Registration Deadline: 13305 Motley Road
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Get Ready for a "Midieval Tournament" Camporee!
The theme of the 2011 Fall Camporee is “Fall Medieval Tournament”. Entertainment and events will be heavily influenced by elements of Arthurian legend and medieval knighthood. A primary goal of this Camporee is to draw on some of the parallels between the Chivalric Code aspired to by King Arthur and his Knights and the values of the Scout Law. The cultivation of teamwork will also be stressed in the weekend's theme-inspired events. Scouts will need to do some pre-camporee tasks! Questions?
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National Eagle Scout Association Gathering of Eagles Look for more NESA Chapter
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Cornerstone District 7:00 pm
Razorback Leader Roundtable 7:15 pm |
Learn Something New About Scouting Every Month at Roundtable! The first Thursday of the month at 6:30 pm, Scouters from across your District gather to get the latest District and Council news, learn a little something and enjoy some fellowship at Central United Methodist Church in Rogers. After a general announcement time, Boy Scout and Venture leaders and Cub Scout leaders get together to become informed on a pertinent topic. Monthly theme ideas, high adventure planning and basics like how to get that recharter done and turned in online are just a few of the interesting and useful topics. Miss your friends in the other district? You are always welcome to ANY Roundtable! Come and enjoy! Roundtables are fun AND count toward earning service knots! |
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Cornerstone District First Thursdays of (nearly) every month preceding Roundtable 6:00 pm Razorback District Committee 6:30 pm
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District Committee is Open to All Interested in seeing what makes the your district tick? You are always invited to the meetings. On the agenda you will find reports on membership and funding, and hear reports from those planning events like the district banquet and pinewood derby, cub adventures and camporees...you get the picture. Come and listen or come and take part. There is always room on a committee for interested volunteers. |
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