Cub Scout Promise I promise to do my best

To do my duty to God and my country,To help other people, and

To obey the Law of the Pack.

Cub Master Kay SpencerAsst. Cub Master John BabyakAsst. Cub Master Carolyn MulcaheyTreasurer Lori LightCommittee Chair Hal HutchisonMembership Chair Marci-Ann SchafferAdvancement Chair Nancy Gorkin Publicity Dan KleinQuartermaster Chris EdwardsWeb Master Hank Voight

Cub Scout Pack 75Sponsored by

Weston Volunteer Fire Dept and EMS

Fun with purpose

Everything in Cub Scouting is designed to have the boys doing things. Activities are used to achieve the aims of Scouting–

citizenship training,

character development,

personal fitness.

Weston

Pack 75

Since 1930, the Boy Scouts of America has helped younger boys through the year-round family program of Cub Scouting. The program is designed to achieve Ten Purposes:

Character Development Spiritual Growth

Good Citizenship Personal Achievement

Sportsmanship & Fitness Fun & Adventure

Family Understanding Friendly Service

Respectful Relationships Ready for Boy Scouts

Weston Cub Scout Pack 75 is proud to be in the Pomperaug District, Connecticut Yankee Council, North East Region of the Boy Scouts of America.

“Do Your Best”

YES! I would like to learn more about Cub Scouting and Weston Cub Scout Pack 75!

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Cub Scouting is About

DiscoveryNew skills, talents, interests, abilities.Self and role in relationships.The World & Environment.

DoingGames, sports, crafts, hikes, tours.Drama, singing, public speaking.Creating, designing, building.Civic duty, philanthropy.

DevelopmentPeer, Family & Community Relationships.Confidence, assurance, esteem.Conscience-- personal & civic.

MembershipThe core unit of the Cub Scout Pack is the Den, a grouping of six to eight boys. The Dens meet weekly (or field trip) with their BSA trained leaders. One of these meetings is the monthly Pack meeting attended by all scouting families to recognize achievements and participate in special activities. Cub Scouting is for the entire family! Parent Participation is a requirement at every level: helping with achievements, attending overnights, volunteering as den leaders or pack officers. It is also a fantastic way to create some of the best memories of your son’s childhood!

Overnight on the USS Battleship Massachusetts

Cub Scouting is ForALL Boys grade 1*-5

*enrolling end of Kindergarten

Each year’s cub scout program targets boys at their specific developmental stages.

It’s never too late to join!

Skits and songs on stage at the Banquet.

First Aid training at a weekend campout.

Proceeds from the Cake Auction go to local charities.