Philly Scouts 133 POPCOR SALES - FINAL ORDERS!!! SURVEY Due by WED. 10/26/2011

CURRENT INVENTORY

• Chocolate triple delight - 11 bags
• Butter Light - 3 cases
• Unbelievable Butter - 8 cases
• Cheese Lovers - 2 boxes
• Sweet &.Savory - 5 boxes

 

IF YOU HAVE POPCORN SALES NOT IN OUR CURRENT INVENTORY ABOVE, PLEASE COMPLETE BELOW SURVEY SO WE CAN FILL YOUR ORDER NEEDS.

 

PLEASE ONLY COMPLETE FORM FOR FUNDS YOU HAVE RECEIVED!!!

  

If you have trouble viewing or submitting this form, you can fill it out online: http://bit.ly/133PopcornEnd

 

Philly Scouts 133 Popcorn Sales - Final Week - All Funds Due!

SALE Ends FRIDAY - 10/28/2011 JR Brockman will be at the church this Thursday 10/27 & Friday 10/28

 

Which Scout Program? * Boy Scout or Cub Scout? Boy Scout Troop 133 Cub Scout Pack 133

 

Scout Name? *

 

Parent / Guardian Name? *

 

Parent Cell #? *

 

Parent E-mail? *

 

Popping Corn - $8 *

 

Caramel Corn - $10 *

 

Caramel Corn with Nuts - $16 *

 

Chocolatey Triple Delight - $16 *

 

Butter Light 18-pack - $18 *

 

Unbelievable Butter 18-pack - $18 *

 

White Chocolatey Pretzels - $25 *

 

Cheese Lover's Collection - $30 *

 

Sweet & Savory Collection - $40 *

 

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YIS,

 

Joel Wilson, Asst. Cub Master

CUB SCOUTS PACK 133

@ St. Thomas Episcopal Church

6361 Lancaster Avenue, Phila., PA 19151

 

CONTACTS

Blog http://PhillyScouts133.blogspot.com

Photo Album http://bit.ly/cp133photos

E-mail: Joel.cp133@gmail.com

Tel:  267-329-9332

 

MEETINGS (Sep. 2011 - Jun 2012)

Cubs: 2pm - 3:30pm Tiger Den (1st Grade), Wolf Den (2nd Grade), Bear Den (3rd Grade)

Weblos: 4pm - 5:30pm (4th & 5th Grade)

 

Office BSA Cub Scouts Age Guidelines for Dens

 

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Boy Scouts & Cubs: Opportunities for Students who Choose Math & Science!

With Black unemployment reaching historic levels, banks laying off tens of thousands and law school graduates waiting tables, why aren’t more African-Americans looking toward science, technology, engineering and math – the still-hiring careers known as STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math).

Cub Scout
Academics Program

Art	Astronomy	Chess	Citizenship	Collecting
Communicating	Computers	Disabilities Awareness	Family Travel	Geography
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Geology	Good Manners	Heritages	Language and Culture	Map and Compass
Mathematics	Music	Nutrition	Pet Care	Photography
Reading and Writing	Science	Video Games	Weather	Wildlife Conservation

Boy Scouts Merit Badges

The following is a list of all of the 125 Merit Badges, arranged into 14 logical fields of activity (categories) as they appear in the BSA Pamphlet "Worksheet for Building a Merit Badge Counselor List" (No. 04439).

1. AGRIBUSINESS
   ANIMAL SCIENCE, FARM MECHANICS, PLANT SCIENCE
   
2. ARTS AND CRAFTS
   ART, BASKETRY, BUGLING, LEATHERWORK, METALWORK, MUSIC, POTTERY, SCULPTURE, THEATER, WOOD CARVING
   
3. BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
   AMERICAN BUSINESS, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, PULP AND PAPER, SALESMANSHIP, TEXTILE
   
4. CONSERVATION
   ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, FISH AND WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, FORESTRY, SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION
   
5. HOBBIES
   BACKPACKING, CAMPING, CHESS, COIN COLLECTING, COLLECTIONS, COOKING, DOG CARE, GARDENING, HIKING, HOME REPAIRS, INDIAN LORE, MODEL DESIGN AND BUILDING, PETS, PIONEERING, RADIO, ROWING, SCOUTING HERITAGE, STAMP COLLECTING
   
6. NATURAL SCIENCE
   ARCHAEOLOGY, ASTRONOMY, BIRD STUDY, GEOLOGY, INSECT STUDY, MAMMAL STUDY, NATURE, OCEANOGRAPHY, REPTILE AND AMPHIBIAN STUDY, WEATHER
   
7. COMMUNICATIONS
   CINEMATOGRAPHY, JOURNALISM, PHOTOGRAPHY
   
8. PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
   AMERICAN CULTURES, AMERICAN HERITAGE, CITIZENSHIP IN THE COMMUNITY, CITIZENSHIP IN THE NATION, CITIZENSHIP IN THE WORLD, COMMUNICATIONS, DISABILITIES AWARENESS, FAMILY LIFE, GENEALOGY, PERSONAL FITNESS, PERSONAL MANAGEMENT, PUBLIC SPEAKING, READING, SCHOLARSHIP, TRAFFIC SAFETY, WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
   
9. PHYSICAL SCIENCE
   CHEMISTRY, COMPUTERS, ELECTRICITY, ELECTRONICS, ENERGY, NUCLEAR SCIENCE, SPACE EXPLORATION
   
10. PROFESSIONS
    ARCHITECTURE, DENTISTRY, ENGINEERING, INVENTING, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE, LAW, MEDICINE, ROBOTICS, SURVEYING, VETERINARY MEDICINE
    
11. PUBLIC SERVICE
    CRIME PREVENTION, EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS, FINGERPRINTING, FIRE SAFETY, FIRST AID, LIFESAVING, PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY
    
12. SPORTS
    ARCHERY, ATHLETICS, CANOEING, CLIMBING, CYCLING, FISHING, FLY FISHING, GOLF, GEOCACHING, HORSEMANSHIP, MOTORBOATING, ORIENTEERING, RIFLE SHOOTING, SCUBA DIVING, SHOTGUN SHOOTING, SKATING, SMALL-BOAT SAILING, SNOW SPORTS, SPORTS, SWIMMING, WATER SPORTS, WHITEWATER
    
13. TRADES
    AMERICAN LABOR, AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCE, COMPOSITE MATERIALS, DRAFTING, GRAPHIC ARTS, PAINTING, PLUMBING, WOODWORK
    
14. TRANSPORTATION
    AVIATION, RAILROADING, TRUCK TRANSPORTATION

Read Full Article http://newsone.com/the-education-zone/associatedpress4/stem-african-americans-declining-math-science/

Fwd: BOWLING PARTY - Saturday October 22

YIS,

Joel Wilson, Asst. Cub Master
CUB SCOUTS PACK 133
@ St. Thomas Episcopal Church
6361 Lancaster Avenue, Phila., PA 19151

CONTACTS
Blog http://PhillyScouts133.blogspot.com
Photo Album http://bit.ly/cp133photos
E-mail: Joel.cp133@gmail.com
Tel:  267-329-9332

MEETINGS (Sep. 2011 - Jun 2012)
Cubs (Tigers - Bears) 2pm - 3:30pm
Weblos 4pm - 5:30pm

Sent from my HTC on the Now Network from Sprint!

----- Forwarded message -----
From: "Gloria Shabazz" <gshabazz@msn.com>
Date: Fri, Oct 21, 2011 10:39 pm
Subject: BOWLING PARTY - Saturday October 22
To: <rick.bell2@gmail.com>, <wesleyandersoniii@yahoo.com>, <charnettemurphy@yahoo.com>, <trbupshaw@yahoo.com>, <royweatherbe@yahoo.com>, <kimechel@hotmail.com>, <nmparis72@gmail.com>, <anthonygray67@gmail.com>, <nikkii01@hotmail.com>, <yaquies2003@yahoo.com>, <chuck_alot@yahoo.com>, <rvpwendy@yahoo.com>, <kristin_pope@hotmail.com>, "Gloria Shabazz" <gshabazz@msn.com>, <chandmaddiecris@yahoo.com>, <dbeau15595@aol.com>, <joel.cp133@gmail.com>, <shironne2@yahoo.com>, <shandararhall@yahoo.com>, <rochellejohnson@aol.com>, <heavenschosen12@hotmail.com>, <mattieharrigan@yahoo.com>, <lahammond927@yahoo.com>, <ladymay20028@aol.com>, <dohaughton1@aol.com>, <mrspea629@hotmail.com>, <sonnshine29@gmail.com>, <mgcarolina0@gmail.com>

THIS IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ANYONE INTERESTED IN ATTENDING THE BOWLING PARTY

In order to get the special Scout discount, you need to purchase your ticket(s) ahead of time from me.  Tickets sold at the door will be at the regular price.  If you wish to purchase tickets or if your Scout has earned a free ticket, I will be at the Bala Post Office on Saturday from 11 AM - 1 PM.  If you are not able to meet at that time, please call my cell (215-327-7056) so we can make other arrangements to connect.
 
See you tomorrow!
 
Gloria

Blake, Bear Scout, represented Pack 133 well @ COLBSA Corporate Fundraiser!

Our very own Blake received a standing ovation after delivering his speech "Why I like being a Cub Scout" while proud Mom (Kym) & Dad (Leader Darwin) smiled with pride!

Legendary Black Scientist Honored At John Hopkins University | News One

Last weekend at John Hopkins University in Baltimore, scientists, mathematicians, engineers, doctors, and other intellectuals came to honor a living legend in the field of science, Dr. James West.

http://newsone.com/newsone-original/casey-gane-mccalla/legendary-black-scientist-honored-at-john-hopkins-university/

Fast, affordable home Internet service. If your child receives free school lunches, you may qualify.

Fwd: Penn Museum Imagine Africa Lecture Series Lecture by Dr. Tukufu Zuberi dynamic host of the PBS series "History Detectives." Thurs. Oct. 20 6:00pm

----- Forwarded message -----
From: "barbara akins" <bjpa@hotmail.com>
Date: Sat, Oct 15, 2011 8:17 pm
Subject: Penn Museum Imagine Africa Lecture Series Lecture by Dr. Tukufu Zuberi dynamic host of the PBS series "History Detectives." Thurs. Oct. 20 6:00pm
To: "barbara" <bjpa@hotmail.com>

FYI

At the Penn Museum in Philadelphia, we have launched Imagine Africa with the Penn Museum, a year long gallery project and community engagement initiative, and we would love to have you, your friends and family join us for some of the great programming we have in store this year!

Coming up Thursday, October 20 at 6 pm—we kick off our Imagine Africa Lecture Series!  Join us for a talk by Dr. Tukufu Zuberi, the Lasry Family Professor of Race Relations at the University of Pennsylvania, filmmaker, human rights activist, and the dynamic host of the PBS series "History Detectives." He'll share details about his newest film project, "Africa and the World" and discuss the challenges of making a documentary in Africa.  His multimedia presentation explores the power of documentary filmmaking and other forms of media in telling the story of the impact the world has had on Africa, and in turn, the impact Africa has had on the world.

Information on the series is here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?lkdg125rjo6nrwh

When you come for the lecture, you are welcome to  visit the Imagine Africa gallery project before or after the talk; the Museum remains open until 8 pm.

 Barbara Akins
 
Volunteer
 -West Philadelphia Cultural Alliance/Paul Robeson House
 215-747-4675         
 - Ngoma (Drum)Committee    June 24, 2012 Celebration of the Drum 10th Anniversary
 
 
 


"Thinking outside the box, reading between the lines, living within my means, functioning above average, digging beneath the surface, moving around the barricades, and going against the odds. Faith. Love. Purpose. Life. Happy to be alive."
                          Deen Hasaan Tyler

Fwd: University of Scouting 2011 Early Bird Special To Expire Soon!

----- Forwarded message -----
From: "Regina McTeague" <rmcteagu@COLBSA.org>
Date: Sat, Oct 15, 2011 5:56 pm
Subject: University of Scouting 2011 Early Bird Special To Expire Soon!
To: "rosettabuss@comcast.net" <rosettabuss@comcast.net>

A quick reminder to 2010 UOS students-

SAVE!  Pre-registration is a must! - The anticipated large attendance requires advance scheduling.  To ensure the best possibility of attending your desired courses, early registration is essential.  All online registration posted before midnight Sunday, October 16, 2011 will received a discount of $5.00.  You will receive a courtesy copy of your personal schedule upon arrival at the University of Scouting. Online registration must be completed before the deadline on Tuesday, October 25, 2011.

Early Bird Fee: $25 (discount expires on midnight Sunday, 10/16)

Registration Fee: $30 (online registration ends at midnight on Tuesday, 10/25)

Instructor/Staff Fee: Instructors will be given a discount of $5 off the registration fee

Late Registrations/Walk-ins – $30.00 registration fee plus a late fee of $10.00

Hope to see you there!

 

Regina A. McTeague | Roosevelt District Quality Unit Executive

 

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Cradle of Liberty Council

1485 Valley Forge Road 
Wayne, PA  19087
Phone:  484-654-9206  |  Fax:  610-788-3338

22^nd & Winter Streets,

Philadelphia, PA 19103

Phone: 215-988-9811 ext. 145  |  Fax: 215-988-9839

Email: rmcteagu@colbsa.org

 

Scouting: The Right Choice for a Better Tomorrow
Visit us at: http://www.colbsa.org

Want to Join Scouting?   www.BEASCOUT.org

 

Want to BUY or SELL Popcorn for TROOP or PACK 133?

BOY SCOUT TROOP 133 ORDERS
JR Brockman, Scoutmaster Tel: 609-381-9981 brock.man@gmail.com

CUB PACK 133 ORDERS

Joel Wilson, Asst. Cubmaster Tel: 267-329-9332 joel.cp133@gmail.com

Service is the Solution Achieving Scholarship Success Today - BOY SCOUTS

BOY SCOUTS,

You already have the #1 Ingredient needed to get a college scholarship...SERVICE!

Leverage it along with the best grades and standardized test scores that real studying and hard work can help you achieve and success should be within your reach.

PARENTS & SCOUTS, PLEASE READ ARTICLE BELOW.

----- Forwarded message -----
From: "barbara akins" <bjpa@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, Oct 10, 2011 6:05 am
Subject: Service is the Solution Achieving Scholarship Success Today
To: "barbara" <bjpa@hotmail.com>

Spread The Word


"Thinking outside the box, reading between the lines, living within my means, functioning above average, digging beneath the surface, moving around the barricades, and going against the odds. Faith. Love. Purpose. Life. Happy to be alive."
                          Deen Hasaan Tyler

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Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2011 06:31:32 +0000
Subject: Service is the Solution
From: info@shaylaprice.com
To: bjpa@hotmail.com

Service is the Solution

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Achieving Scholarship Success Today! Posted: 09 Oct 2011 05:42 PM PDT Post previously published on BudgetWise Financial Solutions. Since I wrote about how to go to college debt free in my previous post, I asked "Scholarship Queen" and expert, Shayla R. Price to write an article on how to obtain scholarships for college bound students today. Read on below. So, you're ready to apply for college scholarships? The scholarship process can be daunting, from asking for recommendation letters to writing detailed essays. However, you have the power to come out on top. With your unique experiences and passion to pursue a post-secondary education, you can earn free money to achieve your goals today. Creating a strategy, or game plan, will help you organize your scholarship approach in an efficient and effective manner. The key to your success is developing a routine to establish a habit and researching your ideas to create a winning essay. Here are a few techniques to get you started right now: 1. Track Your Community Service People love giving to those who give to others. Service includes nonprofit work, church ministry, and everyday deeds. Create an Excel spreadsheet documenting your community service. What organization did you volunteer with? What was your role in the activity? How did the service impact others? Also, record the contact information of the person in charge of the activity; you may have to ask him or her for a recommendation letter in the future. 2. Search for Scholarships Locate eligible scholarships on websites, like Fastweb.com, ScholarshipExperts.com, and Scholarships.com.. Create a Facebook page dedicated to asking people to post scholarships on your wall. Consider using your Twitter account to find scholarships; follow these gurus: @stlvolunteen and @scholarsgrants. 3. Write a Great Essay Read the scholarship essay question carefully. Also, make sure you read the official rules, or the fine print. Are the judges looking for creativity or originality? If so, give them what they want. Answer the essay question by telling a detailed story, adding research from outside sources, and including your community service. Then, ask for help from a tutor, librarian, or English teacher to receive feedback. Remember, you will succeed by sticking to a plan and consistently using the resources above. You have to develop your own scholarship regimen, enlist the help of others, and keep applying despite any rejection letters. I believe in you. Achieve scholarship success today!

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How are the Weblos II Doing @ Camp HART?

Wonderful!

We just have a few small problems...

• Andre is hungry and wants more food...
• Jordan is mad because Andre at all the breakfast...
• Joshua forget his underwear...
• Eric forgot his toothbrush and soap...
• Somehow Donovan drop his stuff out of either my car or Mr. Anthony, however his Dad assures he will retrieve it by tomorrow before we reach the church....
  
• And we only lost ONE of the Ruiz brothers, however the one still with us insist he is the favorite...
• Leader Darwin was extremely late and forgot the coffee!
  

None of the above is true (except Darwin being late),
and your scouts are having a great time!

Congratulations Nate Livingston - Troop 133's Newest EAGLE Scout!

Congratulations
to
Nate Livingston

on achieving the

* * *
EAGLE SCOUT
* * *

You have continued in the great tradition and
serve as a role model for both the Troop & Pack.

Please click for complete photo album

Sat. 10/22/2011 FREE Bowling Party for CUBS (if you sell minimally $30 of Popcorn by 10/15)

October is Popcorn Sales for
the Cub Scouts!

• Be Sure to Turn in Your Sales Every Saturday and pickup your Popcorn Order!
• FREE Cub Scout Pen with first PAID popcorn sale. (pickup from Treasurer)
• Scouts will accrue 50% of 1/3 of their Sales into their own Scout Account which can be used for Scout related purchases (see examples in chart below)
  
• PARENTS: Please signup to be Site Supervisor on a Saturday between 10 AM - 1 PM at Bala Cynwyd Post Office or secure a location yourself (church, sporting event, shopping center, supermarket, etc.)! Yes, you can do a "Show-N-Sell" on a different day!
  

PACK Popcorn "Show-N-Sale"
@ Bala Cynwyd Post Office
10AM - 4 PM
Please sign Your Scout up to Volunteer for a 2 Hour Time Slot!

FREE Bowling Party

to Cub Scout who sell minimally $30 worth of Popcorn by 10/15/2011!
$5.00 will be deducted from Popcorn Sales Scout Account.

Sat. 10/29/11 2nd Annual Pumpkin Palooza Fun Fair!

2nd Annual
PACK 133
Pumpkin Palooza Fun Fair

Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011

3pm - 6pm (new longer time!)

(Parent/Leader Volunteer Setup @ 1:30pm)

Carnival Style Games, SuperFunScience w/ Mr. Stanley, Music (dance contest), Face Painting, "Build-A-Cub-T-Shirt", Funnel Cake, Board Games (bring your favorite!), Ice Cream Parlor & More!

Scout Age Guest are Welcome!!!
(Parents of Scout with Guest Must be present to help Chaperon.
Must RSVP Guest to joel.cp133@gmail.com or Tel: 267-329-9332)

Costume & Dress

(no demonic costumes please)

• Scout Class A or B Uniform
• Costume of what Scout wants to be in future (e.g. doctor, police officer, teacher, astonaut, etc.)
• Costume of famous person in history (e.g. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Absalom Jones, President George Washington, George Washington Carver, etc.)

Parent Volunteers & Donations Needed

• 1/2 Gallon Premium Ice Cream (you or your scouts favorite! :)
• Cooler & Bag of Ice
• Volunteer to run a game or booth
• Volunteer to monitor bathroom
• Volunteer to Help Setup (@ 12pm) & Clean Up

Sat.10/15/11 CUB SCOUTS Den Meetings - NOT @ CHURCH!

October is Popcorn Sales for
the Cub Scouts!

• Be Sure to Turn in Your Sales Every Saturday and pickup your Popcorn Order!
• FREE Cub Scout Pen with first PAID popcorn sale. (pickup from Treasurer)
• Scouts will accrue 50% of 1/3 of their Sales into their own Scout Account which can be used for Scout related purchases (see examples in chart below)
  
• PARENTS: Please signup to be Site Supervisor on a Saturday between 10 AM - 1 PM at Bala Cynwyd Post Office or secure a location yourself (church, sporting event, shopping center, supermarket, etc.)! Yes, you can do a "Show-N-Sell" on a different day!
  

PACK (Cubs & Weblos) Trip to State Senator Vincent Hughes
"Whats In Your Backpack"
10:00 AM - 2 PM

PACK Popcorn "Show-N-Sale"
@ Bala Cynwyd Post Office
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
FREE Pizza!