Are you ready for the 2008-2009 Scout Season?
At PACK 172 WE ARE READY!

Pack Meeting - Roosevelt Forest
Wednesday June 10, 2009
This was our final Pack meeting of the scouting year. Our scouts arrived at Roosevelt Forest and met Mr Duca with their Scouting for Food donations. Our scouts walked into the forest singing "Cub Scout Spirit" along the way. Our Webelos scouts began the ceremony with the Pledge of Allegiance and Cub Scout Promise. Awards Chairperson Bob then helped the Cubmaster Rich present the den awards. Our Tigers were given certificates of completion as they move on up the trail of Cub Scouting. Our Webelos ll's were presented with their Arrow of Light Awards and then were crossed over into Boy Scouting being met by the Troops they decided to join. Everyone listened to our Cubmaster's minute and then enjoyed the joke of Rich saying he was going to stay on for the next 2 years! We all enjoyed s'mores and lemonade as we sat around the Akela fire. Our District Executive was on hand to congratulate our scouts, thank you for coming Jonathan.

Scout Night @ Bluefish - June 13,2009- Council Sponsored Event Ballpark at Harbor Yard, Bridgeport
This event to be chaired by Brian Kelly.
Celebrate summer with a great game of baseball, a full evening of fun, fireworks and a campout at the annual Scout Night at the Bluefish! This even draws more than 1,500 Scouts and families each year from all over the council. It features an opening parade around the field, a flick on the big screen and an incredible patch! Plus an autograph session with BB! This incredible activity SELLS OUT every time, so order early to reserve your seats. Part of the proceeds help fund other important Council programs.
This event is for all Cub Scouts, siblings and their families.
All Cubs (and campers) must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
4:35 p.m. -Register for parade.
6:05 p.m. -Game begins.
Early Sun. a.m. -BB pictures/autographs.
Scouts should wear their CLASS A (Activity T-Shirt) UNIFORM
TICKETS GO FAST-Register by May 15th to reserve your seat
Only $16 per person (includes game admission, fireworks, campout, movie and patch).
Questions or Register contact Pack 172 Scout Coordinator: Brian Kelly, 203-375-6775 - bjkelly13@sbcglobal.net

Scouting Year 2008-09 in Review

Roundup and Registration Night ~ Wednesday
September 10, 2008 7pm - 8pm
Second Hill Lane School Gym ~Our scouts gathered in both new and returning scouts. They were greated by our Cubmaster Rich and Assistant Cubmaster Brian whom explained what Scouting is all about. Our scouts were entertained with coloring and balloon animals by our Boy Scout Den Chiefs while their parents took care of paperwork. All were treat to a wide sampling of Trail's End popcorn and juice. Our Scouts really enjoyed it and some came back for seconds and thirds of their favorite choices. The colorful display of Blue and Gold along with the Movie slide show of our Scouting events created by our Den Chief Richie, set the mood for a festive and fun filled night.
To all of our new Scouts, Welcome to Scouting.
To all of our returning Scouts, Welcome Back, we are happy to see you again.
To all of our Leaders, Thank You, job well done!
Let's all get ready for a great year of Scouting!
~ Trail's End Cub Scout Popcorn kickoff for our Pack was tonight.
Don't Forget: The sale dates for Trail's End Popcorn are 9/10/08 thru 10/15/08 (Turn in at our Oct Pack Meeting with prize incentive sheet)
Delivery Date of Items: 11/15/08. We will contact you once the order has been picked up.

WOW Weekend - Hoyt Scout Reservation West Redding
(for Webelos l or Webelos ll that need to work on Outdoorsman, Readyman, Forester and Whittling Chip)
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Arrive by 11:00am Saturday for registration at the Green pavilion.You will be set up into dens and assigned a campsite. You will have until 1pm to get your tent set up and all your gear into the campsite. All cars will be parked in the lot and all gear will have to be carried in. Saturday lunch is up to the Webelos and his parent/adult partner. Dinner on Saturday will be Taco Ole and it will be prepared and cooked by everyone. Sunday breakfast of muffins and bagels will be provided. There will be a campfire on Saturday evening and every assigned den in camp will put on a skit or song. This program will be happening at the same time as events for the Tiger, Wolf and Bear scouts. The programs are separate and the Webelos have rank specific advancement. The cost is $10 per person for Webelos and Adult partner. and this includes the above mentioned meals and a patch. Additional patches can be purchased for $2. This event is rain or shine so please dress appropriately.

Cub-O-Ree for Tiger/Wolf/Bear -
Hoyt Scout Reservation West Redding
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Please arrive by 1:00pm for registration at the Brown Pavilion. The boys, parents and siblings will learn about the earth and what can be done to make a better future for everyone. Following this, the boys will participate in field events and relay races. All of the events will be on the main field in front of the Brown Pavilion. Water will be available but you will need to supply your own water bottle. This event is rain or shine so please dress appropriately. Cost is $5 per Tiger, Wolf or Bear. Parents and siblings do not have to pay but only the Cub Scouts will receive a patch. Additional patches can be purchased for $2.
Kevin Newcomb from Den 7 will be coordinating this event for Pack 172.

First Pack Meeting October 15, 2008 6:45pm - 8:00pm
Second Hill Lane School Gym
Hosted by Den 6 - Cobra Patrol .
Everyone began to arrive at this Scouting year's first Pack Meeting. Trail's End Popcorn Fundraiser was turned in to fundraising co-chair Michele. Cubmaster Rich began with "I want to be a Cub Scout" Packtales. Den 6 did our opening ceremony and included recitation of the Boy Scout Oath as they will be graduating to Boy Scouts at the end of this year. Den 6 put on a sock puppet play, "Opening Ceremony". Cubmaster Rich, Assistant Cubmaster Brian and Awards Chairman Bob gave out Scout Awards to those Scouts who have already been busy working on advancements. The Pack as a whole was introduced to this year's leadership and all leadership took the Leadership Pledge. We welcomed many new leaders to Cub Scout Pack 172. We were surprised with a guest speaker, Mary Ann Vlahac from the Perry House Foundation, who gave our scouts and parents a talk about the history of Stratford, legends and lore. It was very interesting to hear about our town's history in topics such as Goody Basset and Phelps Mansion. Our scouts listened intently as Mary Ann described historical events and told them the truth about the rock upon which legend stated that Goody Basset scraped her nails into as she was being taken away. Mary Ann also invited our scouts to attend the Legends/Lore tours being offered by Perry House during this Halloween holiday season. After chairs were put away, our scouts played "Mummy". We all had fun watching our scouts create their mummies and even had one den who wrapped up their leader! After we all cleaned up our Cubmaster's minute reminded us how we can explore the world in books, then we enjoyed apple cider and munchkins courtesy of our Cubmaster as we visited and met each other, some for the first time. Kathy Rainey reminded us to all come to the Fall Cleanup scheduled for November 9th from 1-3pm at SHL, this year for the first time in conjunction with the SHL PTA. Holiday Wreath Fundraisers were distributed to all scouts. All scouts are required to participate in the Wreath Fundraise as part of their commitment to HELP THE PACK GO. Please remember cubs "DO YOUR BEST". Den leaders will let scouts know which time slot they are required to sell additional wreaths at on Thansgiving weekend in front of Eli Whitney School.

WOW Weekend (for Webelos ll)- Putnam Park, West Redding
Saturday - Sunday, October 17 - 19, 2008
This weekend was an overnight campout with a Boy Scout Troop. Troop 71 graciously hosted our Webelos ll scouts for the weekend. The focus this weekend was International camp cooking. Our scouts ventured to many different lands learning about and sampling the offerings of many Boy Scout Troops. Troop 71 introduced our scouts to things such as tofu, rice balls and seaweed, as their country of inspiration was Japan. Our Webelos ll scouts really enjoyed themselves and were grateful that they chose to abide by the Boy Scout motto "Be Prepared" and showed up with many warm clothes for this unusually frigid weekend. Thanks go out to Troop 71 and Scoutmaster Mike Connor for a very informative and enjoyable weekend.

Annual fall cleanup ~ Sunday
November 9, 2008 1:00pm - 3:00pm
Second Hill Lane School
This was our annual service project. Our scouts brought gloves and rakes and helped clean up the grounds around our hosting school as a thank you. We had a wonderful turnout this year. The PTA joined in on this event with us and along with raking, bushes were trimmed as well. This was a lot of fun along with some good hard work. The weather turned out to be perfect, much better than the wet rainy day yesterday.
This event was chaired by Kathy Rainey and we send a shout out for a job well done!

Pack Meeting ~ Wednesday
November 19, 2008 6:45pm - 8pm
Second Hill Lane School Gym
This meeting was hosted by Tiger Dens 9 and Den 4. Our Tigers began with an opening ceremony and then a skit "Can't Work in the Dark". After awards our Scouts were inspected by several Boy Scouts from area Troops. Our scouts all passed with flying colors. We had a special visitor, Storm, from the Sound Tigers. Our scouts were excited to see him and can't wait until Hockey Night on the 23rd. We all had lots of fun playing T-shirt Relay and were reminded to spread Seeds of Kindness by our Cubmaster.

Wreath Sale Weekend ~Friday, Saturday, Sunday ~ Nov 28, 29, 30
Eli Whitney School
Each den leader selects a time slot for their den to sell wreaths in front of Eli Whitney School. You may make signs/posters and wear Santa hats, reindeer antlers etc. The wreaths are the balance left over that have not been reserved in the wreath pre-sale. All dens are required to participate. If we sell out early, Julie Kovach will call all Den Leaders to advise them, who in turn will contact the members of their den. This information will also be posted immediately(within minutes) on our Website.
Below is the schedule for our Holiday Wreath Sale:
Wreath Fundraiser..........Friday November 28...................................Saturday November 29.....Sunday November 30
Time slot 9am – 11am...Den 1 Duca....................................................Den 10 – Lombardo.........................Kovach
Time slot 11am – 1pm...Den 8 Rainey.................................................Den 4 – Nagel/Den 5 – Matis..........Kovach
Time slot 1pm – 3pm......Den 9 Rice/Dematteo & Den 2 Levine......Den 7 – Newcomb/Poisson.............Kovach
Time slot 3pm – 5pm......Den 6 Kovach/Tremallo...............................Den 3 - Sholomicky..........................Kovach
Mrs. Kovach has taken all of the Sunday slots in the event Sunday sales are necessary. Any scout available and willing to help on Sunday should come to help. If we sell out early it will be posted here or you can contact Mrs. Kovach @ 258-3906 if you are not sure.

Scout Day @ the Soundtigers~November 23 4pm
Arena at Harbor Yard
Bob Tremallo chaired this event. A great time was had by everyone that attended!

Pack Meeting ~ Wednesday
December 17, 2008 6:45pm - 8pm
Second Hill Lane School Gym
Cubmaster Rich began our meeting with a Packtale of "A Great Holiday", then Den 1 presented our opening ceremony and a skit. We did our awards after Assistant Cubmaster Brian read us "Twas the night of the Pack Meeting". We had a visit by Stratford EMS where we all learned how to do the heimlich manuever. After the game we gathered up for Cubmaster's Minute and our scouts got their wreath incentive prizes. When all of a sudden we had a visitor in a jolly red suit! Santa talked to all of our scouts and gave out a little Holiday treat! On the way home our scouts were able to see inside the ambulance outside. Thanks to Den 1 for a great job and Stratford EMS for a very informative talk! Our scouts donated a good amount of food for the Sterling House Food Pantry and many coats for the "One Warm Coat" drive. Den 1 will take care of dropping these items off. Thanks to all of our scouting families who helped to show a small "holiday light" to those less fortunate.

Holiday Caroling @ Lord Chamberlain
Saturday, December 13, 2008 2:00pm - 3:00pm
About 15 scouts along with their families arrived at Lord Chamberlain on Saturday to carol down the halls and into the recreation rooms. The residents joined in with our scouting families and everyone shared their Holiday spirit.
Our scouts wore Santa hats and reindeer antlers as they caroled along! Thank you Helen for chairing this event, job well done!

Pack Meeting~Movie Night Combo
Friday, January 23, 2009
This event was chaired by Barbara Poisson. Den 7 families joined Mrs Poisson in running this event. Roughly 88 scouts,siblings and parents joined in on the fun to watch Everyone's Hero and Clue. Our families enjoyed their popcorn, courtesy of Bow Tie Cinnemas and pizza from Tony's. Candy and drinks as well! During intermission their was fun to be had with a dance contest! What a fun night for all of our scouting families. Great job Den 7!

Family Games Night ~ Pack Meeting
February 11, 2009 - Second Hill Lane School Gym
This event was hosted by Den 2 and Den 4.
Profits from this event will go Friends of Scouting in memory of Bill Russell. Every den built a carnival type game. All scouts and siblings played the games for a nickel apiece. There were so many games of different types. There was marshmallow shooters, golfing, ring toss, paper plane alley and so many others. Tickets were given out for play and were redeemed for fabulous prizes. All of our scouts as well as siblings and even some parents made the rounds playing new games as well as returning to their favorites over and over.
Great job Mrs. Levine, Mr. Matis and all our Den 2 and Den 4 parents!

Blue and Gold Dinner
Sunday February 22, 2009
This event was chaired by Helen Levine, Julie Kovach, Michele Shedlock, Barb Poisson and Kathy Rainey.
Our event began with our Cub Scouts and families arriving to find cotton candy, popcorn, circus tattoos, clown noses and balloon animals for all. Our scouts had their pictures taken behind clown, elephant, lion and ringmaster cut-outs. Our Ringmaster Rich began our Pack 172 Circus with all of our Webelos ll scouts performing the Opening Ceremony. Our Webelos ll scouts then performed a skit called "Clown Car". They all came out of the clown car, driven by Mrs. Clowny Kovach and shared with us one element of the Boy Scout Law. After our skit, Bob, Cubmaster Rich and Assistant Cubmaster Brian presented our scouts with their awards that they have been working hard on. Many of our scouts earned rank at this event! After a wonderful buffet dinner our leaders showed off their unusual talents. Mrs Poisson juggled scarves and was assisted by Cub Scouts Ryan and Chris. Susie provided the sign that told what kind of juggling was happening. Mrs. Nagel, assisted by Mr. Kelly and Mr. Tremallo was brave and courageous as she walked the Pack 172 "tight rope". Mrs. Kovach barreled out onto the floor on a unicylcle providing a few gasps from the crowd when it looked like she might "fall", only to be "rescued" into a spinning circle by Mrs. Poisson. Mr. Duca provided the hightlight of our skit when he entered the room dressed as the bearded lady "Brianna". He/she really worked the crowd into a frenzy of laughter! Leadership pins were presented along with some special presentations by our Cubmaster to all of his hard working leaders, to show his appreciation for all of the time and effort they have put in making Pack 172 run smoothly this year. New Leaders were awarded ropes for learning the ropes this year, and senior leadership were awarded compasses to help them guide the Pack in the future to fulfill the Pack misssion. Entertainment followed with the Midnight Magic of Frank Sapione. Frank provided our scouts with a great show and the Cubs loved volunteering to help for certain tricks! Blue and Gold gifts were distributed by the Den Leaders to each Cub Scout that was in attendence. Pinewood derby cars and rules were also given to each Den Leader for every scout in their Den. After our Cubmaster's closing remarks our scouts left the event with a bright balloon in their hand and a smile on their face.
And that's what Pack 172 is all about. Cub Scout Pack 172 - where too much fun is never enough!
Cameo here - Dan Chantlos! :)

Pack Meeting
March 18, 2009 - 6:45pm-8:00pm - Second Hill Lane School Gym
When I Grow Up
This Pack meeting was hosted by Den 3.
Scouts arrived with their Pinewood Derby cars ready to be weighed by our Den Chiefs. As our Den Chiefs worked, Den 3 began our meeting with an Opening Ceremony of the Pledge of Allegiance and the Cub Scout Promise. After posting the colors, Den 3 put on a skit called The Growing Machine. Everything they put into the growing machine came out BIGGER!!! Bob Cloutier our District Chairman visited with us and told us about Friends of Scouting. Pat Russell was on hand to present the check from Pack 172 to Friends of Scouting in memory of Bill Russell one of our past leaders that led his grandson's den. Den 3 led us in a game called the Exercise Game where each den had to perform a series of exercises. Our Cubmaster Rich reminded our scouts that there is plenty of time to be a grown up and to enjoy being a kid while they can. We all closed with the Spirit of Scouting in our minds and hearts. Great job Den 3! Next stop, PINEWOOD DERBY!!!

Pinewood Derby - Second Hill Lane School Gym
Saturday March 21, 2009 12:30pm - 5PM
This event was chaired by Rich Kovach, Bob Tremallo and Brian Duca. Our scouts arrived to register for racing today with bright eyes and high hopes! Each scout posed in front of a Pinewood Derby backdrop with their car and their Pack 172 Pit Pass. Racing began shortly after 1:15 and the stakes were high as all of our scouts had toiled over their cars and there were quite a variety racing this fine and beautiful day. Our scouts enjoyed pizza and snacks as well as the all-time favorite BUG JUICE (this time we left the bugs out!) During down time our scouts were able to go over and make crafts with the Ducas. Our Cubmaster held a raffle between heats and half of our scouts walked away with camping gear and a variety of prizes. The winners of the day as well as actual times can be found by clicking on the Pinewood Derby link to the left. Winners of the day are as follows:
1st Place - Tyler Heffern
2nd Place - Drew Newcomb
3rd Place - Jacob Rainey
4th Place – Eric Duca
5th Place – Matthew Allan
CATEGORY***************CAR**DRIVER*********Rank*******Car Name
Best Driver In Seat............22......Samuel Towne...Wolf............Cheesie Mouse
Most Colorful......................12......Alex Rice............Tiger...........The American Flagger
Best Vehicle Not a Car.....45......Zach Turturino.....Webelos II.Million Dollar Machine
Most Original Design........10......Eric Duca.............Wolf............Stinky Cheese
Most Futuristic....................25......Jacob Kudysch...Wolf............Indian Trail
Most Patriotic.......................3......Nick Zdru..............Bear...........Pledge
Best Looking......................41......Tyler Heffern........Bear............Red Hot Chili Pepper

Fishing Derby
April 4, 2009
Deer Lake, Killingworth
This event to be chaired by Kevin Newcomb.
Registration forms will be sent by each scout directly to Council. For those wishing to camp out the overnight is Friday April 3rd. Please contact Kevin to reserve camping space.

Pack Meeting - Second Hill Lane School Gym
April 22,2009 6:45pm - 8:00pm
Jurassic Pack
This Pack Meeting was hosted by Den 10. Our Wolf Scouts opened the meeting by presenting the colors and then leading the Pack in the Pledge of Allegiance and Cub Scout Promise. Den 10 showed off their showman skills by performing two different skits with fantastic dinosaur masks that they all made. Our hard working scouts were all given the awards they had earned and after Lucky Scout it was time for a surprise guest speaker "BB" from the Bridgeport Bluefish! All of our scouts got to shake BB's hand and get an autograph! We also had a guest from Boy Scout Troop 76 Scoutmaster Larry Scinto who brought many photos of Boy Scouting activities to show our Cubscouts what they have to look forward to in Boy Scouting!

BIG EVENT April 18, 2009
Battleship Cove, Fall River, Mass.
This event was chaired by Cubmaster Rich.
What a beautiful weekend this was. Our scouts and their parents met up at Hawley Lane to convoy up to Battleship Cove on Saturday morning. Along the way they stopped off for lunch and arrived at Battleship Cove around noon (that was Exit 5 in Ma not RI !! :) ). After putting their gear into the bunk room they explored the Battleship, Submarine, a Russian missile ship, a Destroyer and PT boats. They ventured over to the Maritime Museum to learn about maritime history. Our families feasted on a delicious dinner onboard the Battleship. World War II Navy and Army veterans told our scouts stories about what they remembered and what they had to go through during their service time. In the evening our families wound down with movie time and then went back to their racks for the night. Reveille call came early at 6:30am and our scouting families enjoyed a hot breakfast, a Pack photo and then packed up their gear. After loading their gear into their vehicles some of our scouts made their way home, while others took advantage of the day's admission to see more of the ships they had further interest in. Our scouts had a great time and loved exploring the ships. Remember guys, next trip to Battleship Cove in 2011 !!

Pack Campout - Roosevelt Forest
May 16/17th, 2009
PACK FAMILY CAMPOUT CANCELLED
DUE TO WEATHER RELATED SAFETY
PACK 172'S CAMPING COORDINATOR KEVIN NEWCOMB AND CUBMASTER RICH KOVACH HAVE DECIDED FOR SAFETY REASONS TO CANCEL THE CAMPOUT SCHEDULED FOR MAY 16/17. WEATHER IS CALLING FOR RAIN BEGINNING AT NOON ON SATURDAY TURNING INTO THUNDERSTORMS LATER IN THE DAY, OVERNIGHT AND INTO SUNDAY. FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR CUB SCOUTS AND FAMILIES THIS CAMPOUT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. AT THE PPM ON JUNE 3RD, DISCUSSION WILL BE HAD TO SEE IF THE INCOMING LEADERSHIP WANTS TO SCHEDULE ANOTHER CAMPING WEEKEND FURTHER INTO JUNE AFTER THE CROSSOVER PACK MEETING. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE INPUT IN THIS DECISION PLEASE ATTEND THE PPM ON JUNE 3RD AT 7:30PM AT SECOND HILL LANE SCHOOL TEACHER'S LOUNGE.

Pack Meeting - Wooster Cafeteria
May 20,2009 6:45pm - 8:00pm
LEAVE NOTHING BUT FOOTPRINTS
This meeting was hosted by Den 8. Our Scouts enjoyed How to Survive a Day Hike Packtales with Cubmaster Rich. After Packtales Den 8 opened our meeting by presenting the colors and then leading the Pack in the Pledge of Allegiance and the CubScout Promise. Den 8 showed their creative side by performing a skit of Leave No Trace. After awards presentations were made, scouts that had created Leave No Trace posters brought them up to show. We had a wonderful visit by Veteran Dick Kennedy who explained to our scouts what we would be remembering on Memorial Day. Mr Kennedy brought along 3 more Veterans who also shared their experiences with our scouts along with telling our scouts the story of the poppies. Our Pack gave them a great big thank you and did our Memorial Day Cadence for them. After our Word Search Race it was time to wind up for the evening with our Cubmaster's Minute about America and it's building blocks. Great job tonight Den 8 and many thanks to our Veterans.
Pack 172 thanks all of our service members for their service to our country!

Memorial Day Parade - Academy Hill
Monday, May 25, 2009
What an absolutely beautiful day for a parade. Pack 172, as always, had a great turnout for this event. Our scouts arrived at Academy Hill eager to show their thanks and respect to our veterans present and those whose lives were lost to wars. Our scouts lined up and proceeded up Main St to Paradise Green doing the Pack 172 cadence along the way. When they arrived at Paradise green,they gathered for the annual Pack photo at the gazebo and then helped themselves to a nice cold drink and a variety of snacks. (corn chips seemed to be a hot item!)
Thanks to all of our scouting families who took the time from their day to show up and honor our men and women in uniform.
Thank you to all of our service men and women for your service as well as all of your sacrifices.
This event was chaired by Julie Kovach.

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Stratford Connecticut

CUB SCOUT ROUND-UP
Registration Night
SEPTEMBER 2009

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Proud Of Our Scouts
2002 FIRST PLACE CUBOREE CHAMPIONS

We are registered members of the Connecticut Yankee Council Pomperaug District. Our charter is held by Second Hill Lane School PTA. We have an active Pack including all the ranks of Tiger, Bobcat, Wolf, Bear, Webelos I & II.

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The Purpose of Cub Scouting

Cub Souting is the phase of the program offered by the Boy Scouts of America for first- through fifth-grade boys. The purpose of Cub Scouting is to help parents and community organizations help boys by:

• Positively influencing character development.
• Encouraging spiritual growth.
• Developing habits and attitudes of good citizenship.
• Encouraging good sportsmanship and pride.
• Growing strong in mind and body.
• Providing fun and exciting new things to do.
• Preparing boys to become Boy Scouts.

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Cool Things We Do

• Battleship Cove Massachusetts ~ Limerock Racing
• Town Hall Pack Meeting ~ Holiday Caroling
• Movie Night Sleepover ~ Family Picnic
• Pinewood Derby ~ Scouting For Food
• Blue & Gold Dinner ~ Games Night
• Memorial Day Parade ~ WOW Weekend
• Fishing and Camping at Deer Lake ~ CUBOREE
• Hockey Night ~ Skit Night ~ Fishing Derby
• Our Cubmaster likes it when we sing and do skits.
• Pack 172 - Where too much fun is never enough