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18th Niagara Wolf Cubs

Fall Kit List

 

 

WHAT TO BRING:

·        Cub book

·        A friend to sleep with, if required

·        Each member of the pack should travel in full uniform.  This includes Necker, woggle, shirt, and badge scarf.

·        Two tee shirts

·        Two sweat shirts (not including a sweatshirt brought for sleeping in)

·        Sweat pants (a spare pair might prove a blessing)

·        One pair jeans.

·        three pair of clean under shorts,

·        four pair of warm socks

·        comfortable fitting shoes  should be worn, an extra pair of shoes can be brought along, "just in case"

·        one pair of water proof or rubber boots

·        Sleep wear, pj's or a tracksuit is a must A hooded sweatshirt is handy for sleeping in. 

·        lightweight raincoat or poncho

·        Face cloth and towel as well as personal toiletry items.

·        sleeping bag,

·        ground sheet (no plastic garbage bags please)

·        Foam pad or bubble pad.  (If you send an air mattress be sure you come along to blow it up)

·        One heavy blanket to put under the sleeping bag

·        One light blanket for over the sleeping bag, (in case of a lightweight or summer weight bag)

·        an operating flashlight with fresh batteries

·        baseball cap

·        a woolen toque (to wear while sleeping unless you have a hooded sweatshirt)

                                                                                                

WHAT NOT TO BRING:

·        Any candy, gum,  or snack food of any sort

·        any electronic games, radios, tape or CD players

·        any cards, books, magazines or games of any sort

 

OPTIONALS:  These items may be brought to camp provided your Wolf Cub has written permission to have them in his possession.

·        camera or video recorder

·        binoculars

·        sketch pad and artists pencils

 

MEDICATIONS:  Place any medication, prescription, and non-prescription both, along with written instructions as to how much, how often and when, into a zip lock or sealable sandwich bag.  The instructions should be readable from the outside of the bag, as well as the name of the owner.  Give all medications to the Scouter in charge upon arrival at camp.