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CORE VALUES Cub Scout Roundtable Leaders’ Guide The core value highlighted this month is: Responsibility: Fulfilling our duty to God, country, other people, and ourselves. Being responsible is being dependable and doing what you say you will do. Cub Scouts will have fun learning about responsibility while pretending to be on a campout. COMMISSIONER’S CORNER Few things help an individual more than to place responsibility upon him, and to let him know that you trust him. Booker T. Washington Take the roundtable Survey - Be sure to click on the link for the RT survey on page 6!! Please let me know about Pow Wows and Pow Wow Books!! I cannot do this job without your help!!! I am in desperate need for Pow Wow Books using the core values and offering supplemental Den and Pack Meeting ideas. Rev Baitinger told us the Parable of the Pencil at our Vesper Service at Webelos Resident Camp. be sure to read it under One Last Thing. This weekend was Hurricane Irene. And Thank God my family had no troubles. My wife stayed at work at the Retirement Center in case roads were impassable. I went to her sisters house, further inland, and enjoyed a nice visit (and they had a computer ready for me to work on Baloo!). Son and daughter were safe in their apartments. Came home to a dry house that never lost power!! Praise God!! - And keep on SCOUTING!TABLE OF CONTENTS In many of the sections you will find subdivisions for the various topics covered in the den meetings CORE VALUES 1 COMMISSIONER’S CORNER 1 And keep on SCOUTING!TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 THOUGHTFUL ITEMS FOR SCOUTERS 2 Roundtable Prayer 2 Those Who Have Sacrificed 2 Quotations 3 TRAINING TOPICS 3 Some Tips on Boy Behavior. 3 Ten Needs of a Boy 5 ROUNDTABLES 5 DEN MEETING TOPICS 6 PACK ADMIN HELPS – 6 Stop Having Pack Meetings!!! 6 Pack and Troop Relationships 7 Webelos-To-Scout Transition 7 CUBMASTERS CORNER 9 Ingredients For Building Good Ceremonies 9 10 Commandments Of Ceremonies 9 Birthday Circle 9 Pack Assignme