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Fall Family Camp at Camp Tucakhoe's Cub World

Friday - Sunday September 19th-21st, 2008 @ "Dillsburg, PA"
Join us for a week-end of cabin camping with all the amenities (indoor restrooms, heating & A/C, full kitchen with appliances) and let your sons imaginations run wild at the Frontier Fort, Medieval Castle or Pirate Ship.
Fort
Pack 936 has invited Boy Scout Troop 973 to join us at camp and teach some basic scouting skills and Scout crafts.

 Castle
Pirate Ship

Pack Overnighter on the USS Constellation

Saturday - Sunday October 11th-12th, 2008 @
"Baltimore’s historic and picturesque Inner Harbor"
Overnight programs provide an immersive, nineteenth-century, hands-on experience with a twentieth-century applicability that encourages team-work, problem solving, and learning. The USS Constellation Museum’s Overnight Adventure offers groups a unique opportunity to walk in the footsteps of sailors and learn about life aboard a mid-19th century, U.S. Navy warship. Young persons enlist as “powder monkeys,” the youngest members of Mr. Lincoln’s navy. Older participants (adults) become Landsmen. Through tours, hands-on-activities, Civil War-era meals, and a night in a hammock on the berth deck, overnight recruits “learn the ropes” and quickly develop both a working nautical vocabulary and a familiarity with the basics of life aboard a man-of-war. Just as importantly, they have fun!

Program includes: Ships tour, scavenger hunt, gun drill and more.
 USS Constellation

Pack Day Trip to Washington, DC

Saturday November 15th, 2008 @ "Washington, DC"
Arlington National Cemetery - Wreath laying ceremony at
the Tomb of the Unknown Soldiers
Pack 936, in honor of Veterans Day, is scheduled to present a wreath to the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery. The Tomb of the Unknown soldiers is the grave marker for those who died but could never be recovered or those whose remains that could never be identified. It is guarded at all times by a military detail to keep the memory of those who gave their life defending the Nation, and especially those who could never be returned to their families. While there are many National Cemeteries, Arlington has the significance of being right outside Washington DC. It is located in Arlington, VA on land that had belong to Robert E. Lee, the general of the South's Army of Virginia in the Civil War. The cemetery holds the remains of many soldiers, including a few Presidents, and generals. The Tomb of the Unknowns is protected by the Third United States Infantry 'The Old Guard'. The guards are changed through out the day, in a very formal ceremony. During April 1st to September 30th, the guard is changed every thirty minutes. During October 1st to March 31st, the guard is changed every hour, on the hour. While the whole cemetery grounds are sacred grounds, the Tomb of the Unknowns most so. It is a symbol for the entire nation to mourn those lost serving their country, but mostly for those that could never be returned to their families to properly bury and mourn.

Tour of the White house (tentative)

Washington Monument
Tour the mall and visit the Washington monument.
Tomb of the Unkowns

Saturday February 7th, 2009 @ Richlin Ballroom, Edgewood MD

Pack 936's Blue and Gold banquet is one of the highlights of our program year. The event is held at the Richlin Ballroom banquet center located in Edgeood, MD. It brings together our Pack's families for a dinner and an afternoon of fun. The meal is important, but even more important is the warm, congenial atmosphere created as families enjoy each other's company.

For more information , please see the folllowing:

 Blue and Gold

Saturday March 28th 2009 (2:00PM-7:30PM)
@ Bush River Yacht Club

Pack 936's Pinewood derby is one of the most popular and successful family activities for the year. This is one of the Pack highlight events of the year. The entire family can participate and race in their respective divisions (Adult, sibling or Scout) Spend some quality time with your son and feel the enjoyment and satisfaction of taking a block of wood by building, shaping, painting and racing on race day. Pinewood derby cars are small wooden models that Cub Scouts make with help from their families. Then they race the cars in competition which are powered by gravity and run down a track.

A Pinewood Clinic will be held 2-3 weeks prior to Race Day (More information to follow)

Weigh-in: Thursday, March 26th, 2009, New Covenant Presbyterian Church from 7:00 to 8:30pm.

Late Weigh-in: Friday, March 27th, 2009, Bush River Yacht Club, 6:30 to 7:30 pm (No cars accepted for weigh in after 7:30 pm)

 Pinewood Derby Patch

Friday - Sunday May 15th-17th 2008 @ Camp Rodney Scout Reservation


Bring the entire family and join us for our Spring Family Camp.
These camp-outs are designed to be attended by your whole family and it provides the opportunity to get outdoors together, to have a good time, and to discover new facets about everyone. It’s a great time together as a family and as a collection of families that make up our Cub Scout Pack.

Created on 06/29/2008 06:36 PM by pack936
Updated on 05/27/2009 08:57 AM by pack936 		 Printable Version
  

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