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Last Update
01/17/2007
LaSalle Scroll
Dunes Moraine
- What is it?
Popcorn
Pick Up - A Big Thank You!
Cub Scout Outdoor Program Guidelines
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Cub Scout
Roundup - a twofur
FOLLOWUP
You've had a great Roundup! There are still some boys out
there that want to join your Pack and be Cub Scouts. Why
not give them the chance? Here's an offer you can't refuse.
A two for the price of one and they are
FREE (you're not
likely to get his offer often)! Advertise your Pack
Meeting or an exciting Pack Event and the fabulous
Annual Iron Horse Hike &
Tiger Cub Fun Day
to give those 1st
and 2nd graders TWO more chances to join Cub Scouts.
Distribute these beautiful,
two-sided, multicolored flyers to the
school of your choice. Call or email your friendly District Exec
with the time, date, place, Pack contact info and number of flyers
required to take advantage of this amazing, limited time offer.
You'll be glad you did! email of call:
Ted Gowin -
tgowin@lasallecouncilbsa.org or 219 873-9453 Home
Office & Fax
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Cub Scout
Critters Roundup -
Boy-to-Boy Recruiting Tools
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Back of Card
Here's another idea to grow your pack.
Post
"get it all" posters at
the elementary schools that you serve to let the boys and
parents know that they can join Cub Scouts ANYTIME.
Don't forget to include contact information for interested
parents and boys to call. We've got limited number of 17
x 22 posters and lots of 8.5 x 11 flyers that you can use with
YOUR message.
Follow-up with the official
"BRING-A-FRIEND-TO-CUBS-KIT. Have your boys invite their
friends to join the Pack. Call or email your friendly District Exec
with the time, date, place, Pack contact info and number of flyers
required to take advantage of this opportunity to
offer more boys the opportunity to participate in YOUR quality
Cub Scouting program.
email of call:
Ted Gowin -
tgowin@lasallecouncilbsa.org
or 219 873-9453 Home
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Popcorn Pickup - A BIG THANK YOU!
...to all of you that participated in
the Popcorn distribution on Friday , September 23th. Your
patience and your unsolicited assistance made an otherwise
difficult task into just another thing that the folk's
of Dunes Moraine have accomplished 100% (with class as always).
Your patience allowed us to distribute 35 pallets of popcorn to 16
units without
error and that's amazing. We were just 2 cases of popcorn short due to
damage. Special thanks to Alan Mayernik, Ann Ballinger,
Ed Witte, and the Malcolm family and all the unit Popcorn people who pitched in to
make Scouting happen. Finally an extra special thanks to
Paul Burczak and the folks at Rexam who have continually exceeded
all expectations in every way imaginable in order to help us out. YOU
FOLKS ARE THE BEST OF THE BEST!
 Ted
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Dunes Moraine
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What is it?
In Porter County we are
standing on a flat bit of earth
upon which two things have been piled:
The piles of till, called "moraines", tell
the story of advancing glaciers that deposited them in conveyor-belt fashion.
The sand piles, called
"dunes", tell the story of a lake that shrank by stages after the glaciers
disappeared. The glaciers had pushed south; the lake receded northward.
If you'd like to know more, visit the the Indiana National Lakeshore or
click here.
The Dunes Moraine District Patch reflects geology of our district.
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Patch courtesy of
Len Griswold
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