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Lodge Cub Outreach Overnight

October 18-19th, 2008 - Two Rocks Group Campsite- Chabot regional Park

Over the weekend of October 18-19, the Lodge held it's annual Cub Outreach Overnight. Several Arrowmen and Adult leaders were present to help the Cub Scouts with basic campsite activites, including a hike, knot tying and First Aid. This camp was to show Cub Scouts and their parents how much fun Scouting is, and to show them a little of what goes on in the Boy Scouts.

That afternoon, the Arrowmen and adults led the Cubs and their parents on a one hour hike round the hills and then returned for dinner. Dinner included hot dogs, hamburgers, salad, potato salad and drinks. After dinner, will and Mike put on an awsome campfire, and the evening finished with S'mores for everyone.

The next morning we all had breakfast and had another short hike, and then the Cubs and parents took down their tents and said goodbye to the Arrowmen and departed. It was a very successful trip, and many of those Cubs were much more interested in doing Boy Scouts and OA when they left.
Special thanks to youth and adult leaders who helped out on the trip, and without it would not have been possible to do this trip.

	Home		Lodge Cub Outreach Overnight October 18-19th, 2008 - Two Rocks Group Campsite- Chabot regional Park Over the weekend of October 18-19, the Lodge held it's annual Cub Outreach Overnight. Several Arrowmen and Adult leaders were present to help the Cub Scouts with basic campsite activites, including a hike, knot tying and First Aid. This camp was to show Cub Scouts and their parents how much fun Scouting is, and to show them a little of what goes on in the Boy Scouts. That afternoon, the Arrowmen and adults led the Cubs and their parents on a one hour hike round the hills and then returned for dinner. Dinner included hot dogs, hamburgers, salad, potato salad and drinks. After dinner, will and Mike put on an awsome campfire, and the evening finished with S'mores for everyone. The next morning we all had breakfast and had another short hike, and then the Cubs and parents took down their tents and said goodbye to the Arrowmen and departed. It was a very successful trip, and many of those Cubs were much more interested in doing Boy Scouts and OA when they left. Special thanks to youth and adult leaders who helped out on the trip, and without it would not have been possible to do this trip. © 2009 Hungteetsepoppi Lodge #466 all rights reserved The Boy Scouts of America - Piedmont Council 10 Highland Way, CA 94611 510-547-4493 (Phone) 510-547-4400 (Fax) Updated 1/7/09