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Cubmaster
Joe Dougherty
E-Mail: 4docboys@verizon.net
The Cubmaster’s main responsibilities are: 1. Work directly with the pack trainer, Tiger Cub den leaders, Cub Scout den leaders, Webelos den leaders, den chiefs, and pack committee chair and members to make sure all dens are functioning well. | 2. Plan the den and pack programs with the help of other leaders. | 3. Lead the monthly pack meeting with the help of others. Involve all dens in some way. | 4. Lead pack activities, with the support of other leaders. | 5. Coordinate the total Cub Scout program in the pack. | >> Although the Cubmaster, the den leaders, and their assistants are not members of the pack committee, they attend the monthly pack leaders’ meetings and participate in planning activities. << || >> See the Cub Scout Leader Book for more information concerning the responsibilities of the position. << |
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Assistant Cubmaster
Marc Alaimo
E-Mail: ma1409@netzero.com
The Assistant Cubmaster’s responsibilities (as designated by the Cubmaster) are: 1. Help the Cubmaster as needed. | 2. Be ready to fill in for the Cubmaster, if necessary. | 3. Participate in pack meetings. | 4. Supervise den chiefs and see that they are trained. | 5. Work with neighborhood troops that supply den chiefs and into which Webelos Scouts may graduate. | 6. Help inform pack leaders of training opportunities and arrange for them to attend training sessions. | 7. Work with the pack committee to develop and promote an ongoing plan for recruiting new boys. | 8. Work with the Cubmaster and pack committee on pack reregistration. | >> Although the Cubmaster, the den leaders, and their assistants are not members of the pack committee, they attend the monthly pack leaders’ meetings and participate in planning activities. << |
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Committee Chair
Brad Ayars
Home Phone: (717) 569-6695
E-Mail: brad.ayars@gmail.com
Pack Committee Chairman: 1. Reports to the chartered organization. | 2. Leads the monthly pack leaders’ meetings and the annual pack program planning conference. | 3. Guides the selection of new leaders. | 4. Assigns responsibilities to the committee members.
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Secretary
this position is open. Please contact any committee member for more information.
Pack Secretary: 1. Keeps informed about program literature to help new leaders know what resources are available. | 2. Maintains membership, advancement, and attendance records in the Pack Record Book or similar records. | 3. Handles pack correspondence. | 4. Keeps records of meetings.
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Treasurer
Scott Breeden
E-Mail: sbreeden@lancaster.k12.pa.us
Pack Treasurer: 1. Maintains a bank account for the pack funds, where two pack leaders must sign all checks. | 2. Collects dues from den leaders. | 3. Keeps pack financial records. | 4. Prepares an annual pack budget. | 5. Guides the pack in conducting money-earning projects.
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Outings
this position is open. Please contact any committee member for more information.
Outings Member: 1. Helps the Cubmaster plan and conduct outdoor pack activities. | 2. Arranges for tour permits when required. | 3. Arranges transportation for pack activities. | 4. Helps Webelos den leaders plan outdoor den activities, such as overnight campouts. | 5. Ensures that BSA health and safety requirements are met. | 6. Makes sure that at least one adult has completed BALOO training before conducting pack campouts.
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Public Relations
this position is open. Please contact any committee member for more information.
Public Relations Member: 1. Publicizes and promotes pack activities. | 2. Urges pack participation in events of the chartered organization, such as Scout Sunday or Scout Sabbath. | 3. Encourage pack service projects. | 4. Prepares a pack newsletter with schedules and activity details.
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Advancement
Jolene Harrison
E-Mail: harrisonjolene@aol.com
Advancement Member: 1. Understands the Tiger Cub, Cub Scout, and Webelos Scout advancement programs and how boys advance. | 2. Works with the den leaders to be sure that advancement takes place. | 3. Receives from the den leaders the advancements to be recognized at each month’s pack meeting.. | 4. Obtains the badges and other recognitions and arranges for presentation at the pack meeting.
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Pinewood Derby Racemaster
Chartered Organization Representative
Bob Krouse
E-Mail: office@saintthomaslancaster.org
The Chartered Organization Representative’s responsibilities are to: · Help select the right leadership for the unit. · Encourage unit leaders and committee members to take training. · Promote well-planned unit programs. · Serve as a liaison between the unit and the organization. · Organize enough units. · Promote the recruiting of new members. · See that boys transition from unit to unit. · Help with the charter renewal. · Suggest Good Turns for the organization. · Encourage the unit committee to hold meetings. · Cultivate organization leaders. · Encourage outdoor program activities. · Emphasize advancement and recognition. · Utilize district help and promote the use of district personnel and materials. · Use approved unit finance policies. · Encourage recognition of leaders. · Cultivate resources to support the organization. · Represent the organization at the council level. | >> The chartered organization representative is the direct contact between the pack and the chartered organization. This individual is also the organization’s contact with the district committee and the local council. The chartered organization representative may become a member of the district committee and is a voting member of the council. If the chartered organization has more than one unit, one representative serves them all. << |
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Blue & Gold Banquet Coordinator
Pack Trainer
this position is open. Please contact any committee member for more information.
Pack Trainer: 1. Orients parents of new pack members. | 2. Delivers Fast Start training to new leaders in the pack. | 3. Delivers Basic Leader Training, including New Leader Essentials and specific training for Cub Scout leader positions. | 4. Encourages all leaders to participate in training. | 5. Keeps pack training records.
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Good Turn for America™ Representative
Brad Ayars
Home Phone: (717) 569-6695
E-Mail: brad.ayars@gmail.com
Person designated to log the "Good Turn" information for Pack 184. Pack leaders should supply the service hours information to the designate to enter into the Good Turn for America™ website < www.goodturnforamerica.org >. Information you will be asked to provide will include: (1) The organization or group benefiting from the project (2) Partnering organizations (3) Date of the project (4) Number of Scouts participating (5)Number of non-Scouts helping (6) Number of adults participating (7) Total hours worked. ===>>>>____ What is Good Turn for America?______Good turn for America is a national call to service by the Boy Scouts of America to ensure adequate food and shelter and to develop good health habits in our nation. To address these issues, we are collaborating with some of the most respected service organizations in the nation; the Salvation Army, American Red Cross, and Habitat for Humanity International, to provide volunteer opportunities for youth and adults to fight hunger, provide shelter, and teach the habits of healthy living. The Boy Scouts of America has a decades-long history of building better young men and women through service learning. To highlight this tradition of service, Good Turn for America will be the Boy Scouts of America national “Good Turn” from 2004 through the BSA’s 100th. Anniversary in 2010. As part of this national service initiative, the Boy Scouts of America will track the hours that volunteers, members, participants, and partner organizations contribute to the community. The Boy Scouts of America will announce these national totals each February as part of its anniversary celebration. (this is a non-voting position on the committee).
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· Pack Committee ·
Primary e-mail address
E-Mail: CubPack184@gmail.com
You may use the <CubPack184@gmail.com> e-mail to communicate to the entire Pack Committee.
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