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Hello Pack!

As many of you all know, we have a storage unit that the Pack pays for every month... well the Pathway Church is going to provide a storage unit to our pack and the two Troops in our church to share for free! We need to do a little bit of work to get the space ready and usable, so if you can come help, we would appreciate it! If possible, after prep work is done, if we could move the contents of our current storage unit over, that would be a great!

Tool/supply suggestions include-
Work Gloves
Basic handtools(screw drivers, wrenches, etc)
Battery powered hand tools

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Our Monthly Committee Meeting after Den Meetings! We will try to keep these short and sweet as we need to be out of the church by 8:30.. but that also means that we will be starting right at 8!

All parents are encouraged to attend. If you want to be more active, please take the BSA's Youth Protection Training then request to join our Pack 620 Leaders Group on facebook! We always need more help from parents and the facebook group is where we do most of our discussion and planning https://www.facebook.com/groups/420057578950247

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This is our Fall Family Campout event! Every den will be doing their own advancement activities, but there will be some pack activities like our Campfire Saturday night, we'll be handing out advancement awards and depending on burn bans, doing a flag retirement ceremony

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Troop 554 based out of Crowley invites Pack 620 AOLs to camp with them at Longhorn Council's Score-O! If you are going to this campout, please attend Troop 554's meeting on October 11. Troop 554 will register all youth who attend their planning meeting with the intent on joining them at Score-O.

Event Description:
For 20 years the Longhorn Council’s largest Scout event and one of the most popular orienteering events held in the USA. Orienteering is an international sport that consists of finding control markers in the field from locations marked on a map. This year’s competition will start in the main camp area by the dining hall.

Each team gets a 5-color map for each participant 5 minutes before their race starting time. There are 75-85 flags/markers shown on the map and you must find all you can in 3.5 hours. Some are easy to find & some are hard. Each flag is worth 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 points, depending on how hard it is to find.

Plan your strategy to find the most flags and maximize your score!! The Orange & White markers in the field are identified with a number to let you know if you have found the control flag. To prove you found the marker you punch your score card with the corresponding hole puncher provided at the marker.

Orienteering is a team event, so be sure to register by teams of 3-8 Scouts, Venturers, Explorers, Webelos, or Adults. At least TWO registered adults must accompany each Webelos team. Your team needs a compass and a watch or stopwatch so you’ll finish on time.

Participants should bring at least 2 full canteens or water bottles. There will be water stops in 2022, refer to your map for those locations. The sections of camp we use for orienteering have some areas of thick vegetation and can be very rocky. Wear long pants and good trail shoes or boots.

ADULT REGISTRATION. All adults must register for Score-O, whether or not they participate in the competition.

TRAINING. Training for beginners will be offered every 30 minutes starting at 9:30 am thru 10:30am

Beginner Orienteering Clinics: will be on YouTube(link will be e-mailed out to participants)

SCHEDULE

Friday

7:00 –9:30 PM - early check-in at the dining hall. Turn in the complete Roster at Check-in.

Saturday

9:00 am –12 PM - Check-in at Dining Hall. Turn in the complete Roster and be prepared to START!

10:00 am Teams BEGIN STARTING every 2 minutes

Units and teams can start ONLY at their appointed Start times.

STARTS will continue all day until 1:00 PM.

ROADS will remain open so units can arrive, run the course, and leave – all day long.
There will be speed check and safety roadblocks set up to enforce safe driving.

1:00 PM Last Start Time.

4:30 PM Competition ENDS

6:00 PM Safety Roadblocks close – continue to drive slow!

For more information please visit: HTTPS://scoutbook.scouting.org/mobile/dashboard/calendar/event.asp?EventID=4528216

This is our Fall Family Campout event! Every den will be doing their own advancement activities, but there will be some pack activities like our Campfire Saturday night, we'll be handing out advancement awards and depending on burn bans, doing a flag retirement ceremony

For more information please visit: HTTPS://scoutbook.scouting.org/mobile/dashboard/calendar/event.asp?EventID=4528193

Troop 554 based out of Crowley invites Pack 620 AOLs to camp with them at Longhorn Council's Score-O! If you are going to this campout, please attend Troop 554's meeting on October 11. Troop 554 will register all youth who attend their planning meeting with the intent on joining them at Score-O.

Event Description:
For 20 years the Longhorn Council’s largest Scout event and one of the most popular orienteering events held in the USA. Orienteering is an international sport that consists of finding control markers in the field from locations marked on a map. This year’s competition will start in the main camp area by the dining hall.

Each team gets a 5-color map for each participant 5 minutes before their race starting time. There are 75-85 flags/markers shown on the map and you must find all you can in 3.5 hours. Some are easy to find & some are hard. Each flag is worth 5, 10, 15, 20, or 30 points, depending on how hard it is to find.

Plan your strategy to find the most flags and maximize your score!! The Orange & White markers in the field are identified with a number to let you know if you have found the control flag. To prove you found the marker you punch your score card with the corresponding hole puncher provided at the marker.

Orienteering is a team event, so be sure to register by teams of 3-8 Scouts, Venturers, Explorers, Webelos, or Adults. At least TWO registered adults must accompany each Webelos team. Your team needs a compass and a watch or stopwatch so you’ll finish on time.

Participants should bring at least 2 full canteens or water bottles. There will be water stops in 2022, refer to your map for those locations. The sections of camp we use for orienteering have some areas of thick vegetation and can be very rocky. Wear long pants and good trail shoes or boots.

ADULT REGISTRATION. All adults must register for Score-O, whether or not they participate in the competition.

TRAINING. Training for beginners will be offered every 30 minutes starting at 9:30 am thru 10:30am

Beginner Orienteering Clinics: will be on YouTube(link will be e-mailed out to participants)

SCHEDULE

Friday

7:00 –9:30 PM - early check-in at the dining hall. Turn in the complete Roster at Check-in.

Saturday

9:00 am –12 PM - Check-in at Dining Hall. Turn in the complete Roster and be prepared to START!

10:00 am Teams BEGIN STARTING every 2 minutes

Units and teams can start ONLY at their appointed Start times.

STARTS will continue all day until 1:00 PM.

ROADS will remain open so units can arrive, run the course, and leave – all day long.
There will be speed check and safety roadblocks set up to enforce safe driving.

1:00 PM Last Start Time.

4:30 PM Competition ENDS

6:00 PM Safety Roadblocks close – continue to drive slow!

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Leaders and Parents!

Our Chartered Organization(The Pathway Church) has agreed to host a Den Leader training! If you are a Den Leader/Assistant Den Leader or just a parent wanting to be more involved, please join us at the Pathway Church on Tuesday October 11th! Our District's Training coordinator will be in charge of the training event, and we will have activities in another room for the children so that parents/leaders do not have to miss the training because of a lack of child care options. On that note! If you do not want/need to take the Den Leader training, but are interested in helping us herd small adorable humans through activities, I would love the help!

Thank you!
Becky Henderson

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Register here: https://scoutingevent.com/662-HauntedAdventure2022

If you want to make it a campout- Please reach out to your den leader ASAP so that the Pack can register for camping.

Event Details-

New T-shirt Presale Event! T-shirts are not included in the price of registration for our events. A very limited number of t-shirts will be available for sale in the trading post. If you would like a t-shirt please register in advance and select appropriate sizes to add to your order during registration. The cut-off date for this event is October 14th.

If you are not registered before 9/20, you may not receive a patch for the event. If you do not register by 10/10, you will not be able to order a shirt.

Please plan to bring and cook meals as a unit. Meals will not be provided for participants.

**Scouts BSA & Scouters** We NEED you for Ghoul registration! If you are an adult 18+ or youth staff (under 18) and would like to help us set up the haunted trail & supervise activites and games, you should register as a GHOUL and you can recieve a tshirt at a discounted price. Lunch & Dinner on Saturday will be provided for volunteer staff.

Tons of fun for everyone at Camp Tahuaya. Join the Haunted Adventure Staff for BB Gun shooting, Archery, Pumpkin carving, Festival games, and a Spooky Haunted Trail.

Wear your favorite costume and get spooked by ghosts from the great beyond, alien invaders, mad scientists, hungry zombies, and more - Scary FUN lurks around every corner!

Check-In: Check-in begins on Friday night at 6:00pm at Camp Tahuaya office. After 10pm, Check-in will be closed. Please go straight to your assigned campsites until you can be checked in the morning. Camping and Day Trip check-in will begin at 8am on Saturday.

Vehicles: Vehicles will not be allowed to drive to campsites to unload or load gear. They must park in the parking lot, and you must bring a wagon or haul your gear by hand.

If you would like to upgrade your tenting accommodations to a canvas tent or a tree tent, do so at longhorncouncil.org/fac

Activities: 9:30 am to 4:30 p.m.

Haunted Trail: Starts at dark. (around 8pm) Groups will meed at the CT entrance gateway. Haunted walks are approximately 20 minutes in duration. Each group will be assigned a departure time. Please honor your assigned departure time. Rides will be available for ADA and medical requests. Please request in advance.

Departure: Everyone should police each campsite before leaving. Remember that a Scout is clean and always leaves a campsite cleaner than when they found it. Trash must be packed out. Camp closes at 10:30, if you plan to stay longer, you must clear this with the staff and the Ranger, in advance.

For more information please visit: HTTPS://scoutbook.scouting.org/mobile/dashboard/calendar/event.asp?EventID=4528302

Register here: https://scoutingevent.com/662-HauntedAdventure2022

If you want to make it a campout- Please reach out to your den leader ASAP so that the Pack can register for camping.

Event Details-

New T-shirt Presale Event! T-shirts are not included in the price of registration for our events. A very limited number of t-shirts will be available for sale in the trading post. If you would like a t-shirt please register in advance and select appropriate sizes to add to your order during registration. The cut-off date for this event is October 14th.

If you are not registered before 9/20, you may not receive a patch for the event. If you do not register by 10/10, you will not be able to order a shirt.

Please plan to bring and cook meals as a unit. Meals will not be provided for participants.

**Scouts BSA & Scouters** We NEED you for Ghoul registration! If you are an adult 18+ or youth staff (under 18) and would like to help us set up the haunted trail & supervise activites and games, you should register as a GHOUL and you can recieve a tshirt at a discounted price. Lunch & Dinner on Saturday will be provided for volunteer staff.

Tons of fun for everyone at Camp Tahuaya. Join the Haunted Adventure Staff for BB Gun shooting, Archery, Pumpkin carving, Festival games, and a Spooky Haunted Trail.

Wear your favorite costume and get spooked by ghosts from the great beyond, alien invaders, mad scientists, hungry zombies, and more - Scary FUN lurks around every corner!

Check-In: Check-in begins on Friday night at 6:00pm at Camp Tahuaya office. After 10pm, Check-in will be closed. Please go straight to your assigned campsites until you can be checked in the morning. Camping and Day Trip check-in will begin at 8am on Saturday.

Vehicles: Vehicles will not be allowed to drive to campsites to unload or load gear. They must park in the parking lot, and you must bring a wagon or haul your gear by hand.

If you would like to upgrade your tenting accommodations to a canvas tent or a tree tent, do so at longhorncouncil.org/fac

Activities: 9:30 am to 4:30 p.m.

Haunted Trail: Starts at dark. (around 8pm) Groups will meed at the CT entrance gateway. Haunted walks are approximately 20 minutes in duration. Each group will be assigned a departure time. Please honor your assigned departure time. Rides will be available for ADA and medical requests. Please request in advance.

Departure: Everyone should police each campsite before leaving. Remember that a Scout is clean and always leaves a campsite cleaner than when they found it. Trash must be packed out. Camp closes at 10:30, if you plan to stay longer, you must clear this with the staff and the Ranger, in advance.

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Free Event Hosted by the City of Burleson

Event Details:
Free candy for children from birth to 12 years old. Children can participate in free games, bounce houses and more. There will also be onsite food trucks with food available for purchase.

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Register here: https://scoutingevent.com/662-CS_Fam_Adv_2022

If you want to make it a campout- Please reach out to your den leader ASAP so that the Pack can register for camping.

Event Details-

Camp Franken-Science Worth Ranch

Scouts will live out the role of a Mad Scientist on this Cub Scout Family weekend camp-out! Engage in shooting sports activities such as BBs and Archery, create custom leatherwork projects, plus get elbow-deep in STEM activities in our mysterious Laboratory of Insanity, muahahaha!

T-shirts will have the Camp Franken-Science Logo: Add a t-shirt during your registration! The t-shirt sale for this event closes October 17th at midnight so register soon!

Covid-19 Procedures. Please refer to https://www.longhorncouncil.org/coronavirus/ for updates on council policies toward the mitigation of communicable diseases. Don't forget to check your email 2 days before the event for details on how to proceed at check in.

Volunteers: Would you like to be part of the experience? Scouts BSA & Scouters can Register as “Lab Rats" to help create a memorable experience for our Cub Scout youth and families. The volunteer/staff registration fee includes meals and the option to purchase an event t shirt at a discounted price.

Activities: The activities begin at 10:00 a.m. and close at 4:00 p.m. Your family/pack is free to go to whichever activities they choose - there is no set rotation. Please always observe proper hygiene and social distancing.

Meals: Meals are optional for this event. If you do not Register for the event with the meal plan, please bring your own food and equipment for the weekend.

Meals served at this event with meal package:

Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Sunday: Continental breakfast

Campfire: There will be a campfire on Saturday night at the council ring. Packs or Dens will be given the chance to perform a skit, song, or story. All performances must be approved by the event director prior to campfire.

Chapel: Remember that a Scout is reverent and respects the rights of others to their religious beliefs. Chapel is a nondenominational socially distanced service at 9:00 a.m. Please contact the event coordinator if you would like to administer a chapel service for the camp.

Departure: Time to head home! Everyone should police each campsite before leaving. Remember that a scout is clean and always leaves a campsite cleaner than when they found it. Trash must be packed out. Camp closes at 10:30am, if you plan to stay longer, please clear this with the staff and the Ranger.

Camping: Camping will be assigned by unit based on registration. If you plan on camping Friday night, it will probably be dark by the time you arrive. Please bring lanterns and flashlights to help you set up camp.

Vehicles: Vehicles will not be allowed to drive to campsites to unload or load gear. They must park in the parking lot, and you must bring a wagon or haul your gear by hand.

*Must register before 9/26 to recieve a 2022 event patch.*

For more information please visit: HTTPS://scoutbook.scouting.org/mobile/dashboard/calendar/event.asp?EventID=4528430

Register here: https://scoutingevent.com/662-CS_Fam_Adv_2022

If you want to make it a campout- Please reach out to your den leader ASAP so that the Pack can register for camping.

Event Details-

Camp Franken-Science Worth Ranch

Scouts will live out the role of a Mad Scientist on this Cub Scout Family weekend camp-out! Engage in shooting sports activities such as BBs and Archery, create custom leatherwork projects, plus get elbow-deep in STEM activities in our mysterious Laboratory of Insanity, muahahaha!

T-shirts will have the Camp Franken-Science Logo: Add a t-shirt during your registration! The t-shirt sale for this event closes October 17th at midnight so register soon!

Covid-19 Procedures. Please refer to https://www.longhorncouncil.org/coronavirus/ for updates on council policies toward the mitigation of communicable diseases. Don't forget to check your email 2 days before the event for details on how to proceed at check in.

Volunteers: Would you like to be part of the experience? Scouts BSA & Scouters can Register as “Lab Rats" to help create a memorable experience for our Cub Scout youth and families. The volunteer/staff registration fee includes meals and the option to purchase an event t shirt at a discounted price.

Activities: The activities begin at 10:00 a.m. and close at 4:00 p.m. Your family/pack is free to go to whichever activities they choose - there is no set rotation. Please always observe proper hygiene and social distancing.

Meals: Meals are optional for this event. If you do not Register for the event with the meal plan, please bring your own food and equipment for the weekend.

Meals served at this event with meal package:

Saturday: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Sunday: Continental breakfast

Campfire: There will be a campfire on Saturday night at the council ring. Packs or Dens will be given the chance to perform a skit, song, or story. All performances must be approved by the event director prior to campfire.

Chapel: Remember that a Scout is reverent and respects the rights of others to their religious beliefs. Chapel is a nondenominational socially distanced service at 9:00 a.m. Please contact the event coordinator if you would like to administer a chapel service for the camp.

Departure: Time to head home! Everyone should police each campsite before leaving. Remember that a scout is clean and always leaves a campsite cleaner than when they found it. Trash must be packed out. Camp closes at 10:30am, if you plan to stay longer, please clear this with the staff and the Ranger.

Camping: Camping will be assigned by unit based on registration. If you plan on camping Friday night, it will probably be dark by the time you arrive. Please bring lanterns and flashlights to help you set up camp.

Vehicles: Vehicles will not be allowed to drive to campsites to unload or load gear. They must park in the parking lot, and you must bring a wagon or haul your gear by hand.

*Must register before 9/26 to recieve a 2022 event patch.*

For more information please visit: HTTPS://scoutbook.scouting.org/mobile/dashboard/calendar/event.asp?EventID=4528430