General Conference 2010

The 180th Annual General Conference will be held April 3-4. You and your family can view the broadcast at the Allatoona building if you are unable to view it at home.

The following links contain fun activities for Primary children to do before, during and after conference.

This link contains the packet from the official church website and other fun activities:
https://beta.lds.org/general-conference/children?locale=eng

This link contains different activites/packets for children of all ages:
http://www.sugardoodle.net/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5851

CUB SCOUT - March Events

SCOUTING FOR FOOD

Pack 637 will be participating in the wonderful service project Scouting For Food this year. This is a simple yet very helpful project!
All those who participate will earn the Scouting for Food Badge.

Please have your Cub Scout meet IN UNIFORM at the Allatoona Building parking lot at 9:45AM on Saturday March 13 so we can drop off bags in our designated area as a Pack.

NOTE: Rain or Shine please meet at the church Parking Lot. If the weather does not cooperate, we will hand out bags for you to do at another date on your own time.

The drop off and pick up should not take more than an hour on each day.

****WE WILL NEED A FEW DRIVERS FOR THIS PROJECT. Please contact Sister Jett if you can help out or if you need more information.

More information on this service project can be found at the District Scout website: http://www.cpds.org/

BLUE AND GOLD BANQUET

Our annual Blue and Gold banquet will be held on March 25. More information will be coming in the next week. Please RSVP with Trudy Jerls, Christy Jett or Shannon Collins. Remember that this is a family event and we encourage you to bring the entire family to this fun dinner where we will be celebrating our Cubs and 100 year of Scouting.

For the Blue and Gold Banquet we are asking each boy to bring a cake they baked with a female in their family (Mother, Grandmother, Sister, Aunt) - here is more information:

Pack 637
Cub Scout CAKE OFF!

For the centerpieces for this year’s Blue and Gold Banquet – we’re going to have CAKE! And the best part is – the Cubs and a female from their families are going to bake AND decorate the cakes!

Here are the rules:
#1 – The Cub has to do the majority of the baking and decorating (and clean-up too!) with a female in his family (Mother, Sister, Aunt, Grandma)
#2 – The cake must be in one of these two themes
• 100 Years of Scouting
• Cub Scouts or Scouting in general
#3 – The cake must be on something you don’t mind sending home with someone else