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Hey everybody,
The Tigers have a lot going on. Here is info on some upcoming events:
***FOOD DRIVE***
We dropped off bags at Pickleweed and Mill Creek Meadows. It was a great location - no streets or traffic - and a tire swing for a little R&R at the end. The boys had a great time. Thanks to Miles Rubens, Casey Murray, and Jonny LaDuke!!
Next Saturday, November 18 is when we pick up the contributed food. We'll meet in front of Mill Creek Meadows, the brown shingle townhouses across Miller from Tam High Track, at 10AM. Please bring a red wagon if you have one. Also, once we've gathered all the food, we might need a little help driving it to the drop off point.
It shouldn't take more than about an hour. Please RSVP (whether or not you're coming).
***ARCTIC ADVENTURE***
This is going to be a blast - luxury "camping" at the Ibach Lodge in the Sierras, at 5,100 feet elevation. The lodge accommodates up to 40 people in bunk beds...a full kitchen, dining hall and huge fireplace are among the amenities.
An adult must accompany each Scout unless otherwise arranged. Additional family members may attend. Cost is $40.00 per person and includes Ibach Lodge rental and meals from Saturday breakfast through Sunday breakfast.
Reserve your spot by emailing Dave Lundgren, lodger@aol.com . This event will sell out.
For more information see this post.
***PRESIDENTIAL FITNESS***
We've started the presidential fitness challenge with some of the boys. They can keep working on all of the skills until February. Everybody gets a Participant Patch just for trying. If they are so inclined they can work on achieving National (above 50th percentile) or Presidential (above 85th percentile) levels of fitness.
On Saturday, November 18, there will be an opportunity for the boys to run a quarter, half, or mile run. Meet at Tam Track at 9. (I won't be there, but other parents will).
For more information see these guidelines.
I will keep the boys scores posted here. Update me as they make progress.
Best,
Dave
Posted by dladuke at November 12, 2006 01:24 AM