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Cub Scouts Pack 370 is committed to excellence not only in the Pack but also in the community. It is our responsibility to provide leadership and give back to the community as much as we possibly can. In recent years, Cub Scouts Pack 370 has led or participated in many successful events. We are excited to list the following events Cub Scouts Pack 370 will be participating in over the upcoming months
If you have any questions or concerns, please visit our Contact Us section to speak with a Cub Scouts Pack 370 representative

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August 27 – earn your volleyball belt loop 6:30 town hall west, playground

September

10 – Committee meeting
19 – Car wash
22 – Pack night
25 – Recruitment-bring a friend to join !!

October

1  – Committee meeting
4  - Keep Islip Clean(10 am)
17 – Hike
24 - pumpkin fling (go WEBELOS)
27 – Pack night/Halloween party
17, 18, 24- Baiting Halloween


November

5 – Committee meeting
21 – Intrepid
17 – Pack night(note change)
23 - deliver food
December

3 – Committee meeting
5 - Santa parade
12 - 13 Food drive
18 - wrapping gifts  then
           international peace light pack 78
19 - Santa/pancake breakfast

 

January

7 – Committee meeting
15 - Pinewood derby
16 - BAT program part 1
26 – Pack night
31 - BAT program part 2

February

4 – Committee meeting
28 – Blue and gold
23 – Pack night

March

4 – Committee meeting
23 – Pack night 730pm
6  - islander game

community event

April
17 - hike
3 – Easter egg hunt
8 – Committee meeting
27 – Pack night
Possible statue of liberty event

May

6 – Committee meeting
8 – car wash/plant sale
25 – Pack night
15 - Camping event

June

12 – Space derby

Connetquot State Park
sunrise highway
Oakdale 631-581-1072

star gazing-                01/30  730pm
river hike-                   02/06  930am
weather wizards-          02/18  2pm
animal tracking-           02/19  10am
high school birding-      02/20  10am
family scavenger hunt-  03/06  10am
feeling ducky-              03/20  10am
moonlit walk-              03/28  7pm

fees : $3 kids and $4 adult- $6 parking per car

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Adopt a Family for the Holidays

Pumpkin Fling ‘09

Roller SK8-ing beltloop   this      Monday,              NO SCHOOL
chalkboard20and20newspaper
isles-fisherman

Fun 2009 - 2010

ice skating (FUN)
committeemeeting
adoptunit

Mar. 20

SPRING EQUINOX SCAVENGER HUNT 10:00 – 11:00a.m., Environmental Center, Islip.  It’s the END of winter!  Join the Seatuck Environmental Associations’ Peter Walsh for a challenging scavenger hunt that will have every member of the family looking for signs of spring and various natural (and unnatural) items.  Get outside, observe the seasonal changes, and celebrate the Vernal Equinox!  A fee of $4/members, $6/nonmembers will apply to all programs at the Suffolk County Environmental Center.  Pre-registration is REQUIRED.  Please call (631) 581-6908 to register or for more information. 

Mar. 21

IS SPRING ON THE WAY?  10:00a.m. – 1:00p.m., Blydenburgh County Park, Smithtown.  Join the Seatuck Environmental Association for a 6.5 mile moderately – paced hike around Stump Pond in Blydenburgh County Park.  Pass through diverse habitats along the park’s slightly sandy and relatively flat trails and look for signs of Spring.  Bring lunch/snack and water.  Free.  Pre-registration is REQUIRED.  Please call (631) 581-6908 to register or for more information.

Mar. 24

 

 

 

REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS OF LONG ISLAND 7:00 – 9:00p.m., Environmental Center, Islip.  Join Dr. Russell Burke of Hofstra University for this overview of the many slimy and scaly creatures that call Long Island home.  He’ll review our local reptiles and amphibians and discuss some surprising things that new research is teaching us about some of them.  (This program is part of the 2010 Novice Naturalist Lecture Series.)  Presented by Seatuck Environmental Association.  A fee of $4/members, $6/nonmembers will apply to all programs at the Suffolk County Environmental Center.  Pre-registration is REQURIED.  Please call (631) 581-6908 to register or for more information. 

Mar. 27

GEOCACHING 101 11:00a.m. at Gardner County Park, West Bay Shore.  Did you get a GPS (Global Positioning System) unit as a gift, but not sure what to do with it?  Join the Seatuck Environmental Association’s Tom Vitti for an introduction to geocaching!  In this high-tech treasure hunt, we’ll use GPS units to find a hidden container.  The whole family can get in on the fun!  Geocaching is a good way to get outside and enjoy nature.  Free.  Pre-registration is REQUIRED.  Please call (631) 581-6908 to register or for more information.

 

 
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