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    Louisiana
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    Retired
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    All facets of scouting and many others.
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    Founder of an IT company for 41 years, now retired. Cub Scouts in the 1960s, then became Cubmaster for my two sons, on to Boy Scouts, and Venturing. OA, NOAC, Jambo, Philmont, etc.

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  1. SR70
    Do you have any standards that are kept for your pack meetings? For instance, in about an hour: Handouts placed for adults for pickup Flags and stands gathered Sound system gotten ready (option) Video gotten ready (option) Assistant Cubmaster greets Special Guest and manages their logistics Gather, Seating by Den with Den Leaders, possible craft at table Adults seated separately from scouts Adults to speak line up /// MEETING BEGINS 6:30 pm/// Flag Den of month presents flags Pledge of Allegiance Scout Oath and Law Flag Den of month returns to seating Greetings from Cubmaster, recap, and announcements (option) Pack Yell (option) adult run on skit Committees Report on items past and future (option) Committee Chairman comments Adults return to seating as completed Skit Den of the month Advancement Recognition (option) Adult skit Assistant Cubmaster comments and introduces Special Guest (option) (option) Special Guest Cubmaster / Assistant Cubmaster closes Discussion of next month and any other notices Vespers Den retires flag ///MEETING ENDS 7:30 pm/// Tear down, return flags, check area as clean as we found it Depart for home
  2. SR70
    1 each month: normally August through May Summer Scouting: May, June, July
  3. SR70
    What day of the week was your B&G?
  4. SR70
    I am Committee Chairman for a pack of about 50 cubs. It has grown through bringing interesting guest speakers to our Pack Meetings. There is not a lot of traditional facets to them. We are planning our Blue and Gold to be held in February and one parent (Assistant Cubmaster) has voiced concern over it. He feels parents are much too busy to provide a dish if we have a pot luck meal. Our meetings are on the second Tuesday of the month. He also feels the Blue and Gold should be some other time. I'm torn to understand the "busy parents" moniker. Is it possible that we don't do enough of the traditional things during a pack meeting? Should we have a crash course in doing silly things and have funny stories? I wonder if we need an overhaul of meetings. Thank you for your comments in advance. SR70 in the swamp
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