Saturday August 14, 2010
Scoutmaster Bucky is proud to introduce...
Cubmaster Bob Katt. Cubmaster Bob Katt is joining the Scoutmaster Bucky Team to help provide Cub Scout related information, events, and ideas.
In the coming months you will find a special section devoted and maintained by Cubmaster Bob right here with Scoutmaster Bucky.
Both Cubmaster Bob Katt and Scoutmaster Bucky have been busy arranging events for the 2010-2011 Scouting year and you can see these events in the tables below: More details will be posted
here as the events get closer and registration (when applicable) will be opening. |
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 Cubmaster Bob Katt is starting things out this year with...
Bobcat Breakfast - Come join Cubmaster Bob Katt anytime between 8:00 am and noon on Saturday
September 25th for pastries and juice and complete your Bobcat badge quickly and easily. St Richard's Church in Richfield - 7540 Penn Ave South
The Bobcat Breakfast is open to ANY new Cub Scouts and their parent(s) from ANYWHERE. and best of all it's FREE
Hey Webelos, in the coming weeks Cubmaster Bob Katt has some Webelos Activity Pin Day opportunities for you. Mark you calendar for Saturday November 13 and Saturday November 20, 2010,
more details on these events will be posted in September and how you can sign up.
 Scoutmaster Bucky has been busy setting up great events for the 2010-2011
Scouting year (an he isn't completely done either) Check out the lineup as it stands today (check back for updates and further details on all class offerings and registration info).
 Cast Iron Chef Competition
- As a part of the festivities in October at Base Camp on October 16, 2010, Scoutmaster Bucky will be hosting a Cast Iron Chef competition to help crown the Regions best campfire cooks. This competition will have 4
categories to partake in; 1) Entree, 2) Dessert, 3) Entree with MYSTERY INGREDIENTS, and 4) District Troop/Team/Crew Competition (three course meal).
Registration and Competition Rules will be posted by the first week in September.
Scoutmaster Bucky Schedule of Events 2010-2011
Details and registration information will be posted as the events get closer. There may be additional events added during the year as opportunities present themselves. Check
back for updates on those which do not have specific dates as these should be finalized by the end of August.
Saturday October 16, 2010
Sunday October 17, 2010 |
Historical Merit Badges, Scouting Heritage, Bugling, and many more (multiple classes) |
Base Camp |
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Saturday November 6, 2010 |
Citizenship in the Nation and many more |
Richfield |
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Saturday November 20, 2010
Sunday November 21, 2010 |
Personal Fitness Merit Badge (multiple classes) |
St Louis Park |
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Saturday December 18, 2010
Sunday December 19, 2010 |
Climbing Merit Badge (multiple classes) |
St Paul |
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Saturday January 15, 2011 |
Citizenship in the World and many more |
Richfield |
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Saturday February XX, 2011
Sunday February XX, 2011 |
Oceanography and Skating Merit Badge (multiple classes) |
Bloomington and
St Louis Park |
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Saturday March 12, 2011 |
Personal Management and many more |
Richfield |
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Saturday April XX, 2011
Sunday April XX, 2011 |
Horsemanship Merit Badge (multiple classes) |
Andover |
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Saturday May 7, 2011 |
Family Life Merit Badge and many more |
TBD |
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Friday June XX, 2011
Saturday June XX, 2011 |
Canoeing Merit Badge |
Minneapolis |
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In honor of the BSA’s 100th Anniversary, though, today’s generation of Scouts will get the unique opportunity to experience some of the activities their predecessors enjoyed. That’s possible thanks to the BSA’s new Historical Merit Badge Program, a set of four discontinued merit badges that today’s Scouts can earn
There’s one catch: Boys must start and finish all requirements within the year 2010. So if your guys built furniture for their patrol kitchen at last year’s summer camp, they can’t use that product for the Carpentry merit badge. And don’t delay—after Dec. 31, 2010, these merit badges will go back on the “retired” list. |
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 "There is only one rule in the world, and it applies to all professions, and that is that you are
expected to 'make good'. No excuses are allowed in this school of life, and the only way to make good is to keep faith. This the reason I like the idea of the Boy Scouts - because of their secure notion of being responsible to
society. They are responsible to the people who live around them - to help maintain the standards of order and fidelity upon which the community depends."
(signed) Woodrow Wilson
President of the United States of America |
