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Published
07/01/08
Scouts attending the annual Cub Scout Day Camp last week at the county fairgrounds learned that corn helps catch turtles as well as fish - one young fisherman caught three in one day - and how to fold a flag and not let it touch the ground. 
J. Henson - The Capital
Tom Gruhala, a hobby manager with Games Workshop, teaches a Warhammer game session to, from left, 9-year-old Cub Scouts Paul Koch, of Odenton; Raymond Martin, of Annapolis; Colin Fox, of Millersville; and Ryan Alton, of Millersville.Find Us On Facebook
"They're getting a jump start on the rank they're going to be in the fall," said Jenn Martin, who for the third summer in a row planned and organized the week-long camp. "They're working on character," she said. Around 300 Cub Scouts from over 40 Cub Scout Packs in the Four Rivers District (Patuxent, Magothy, Severn and Patapsco rivers) attended the...
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