Community Corner
Enfield Cub Scouts Invite Boys For Fun, Adventure
Cub Scouting wants you! Now is the time to join the fun and excitement of America’s foremost youth program for boys—Cub Scouting. A sign-up night will be held the evening of September 12 at Hazardville Memorial School, Henry Bernard School and the Church of St. Patrick church.
Cub Scouting is for boys in the first through fifth grades. The program combines outdoor activities, sports, academics, and more in a fun and exciting program that helps families teach ideals such as honesty, good citizenship, and respect. Last year, more than 50,000 youth participated in Scouting programs across Connecticut!
At the meeting boys will have an opportunity to meet other Scouts and interested boys and participate in a game. Parents can learn more about the Packs 108, 818 and 819’s activities and how Scouting can benefit their child. The sign up will be held at:
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· Hazardville Memorial School 6:30 PM, 68 N Maple St, Enfield CT 06082 (For more info: Lisa Kerry, lisabethk@cox.net or 860-698-9384)
· Henry Bernard School 6:30 PM, 27 Shaker Rd, Enfield CT 06082 (For more info: Matthew Miller, cubmaster818@yahoo.com or 860-819-9289)
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· Church of St. Patricks 6:00 PM, 64 Pearl Street Enfield, CT 06082 (For more info: Eileen Fisher, kejjjfisher@aol.com or 860-668-2753)
About Scouting
Beginning in the first grade, Scouting provides children with hands on experiences that engage the imagination and promote independence. The positive impact Scouting has on our youth and the opportunities Scouting provides to volunteers have a ripple effect that extends out to all parts of our communities. To find a local group in your area go to beascout.org
The Connecticut Rivers Council is one of New England's largest private youth-serving organizations; the Connecticut Rivers Council delivers Scouting programs that develop character, citizenship, fitness, and leadership skills to more than 26,000 youth and nearly 9,000 adult volunteers in 127 cities and towns in Connecticut. The Boy Scouts of America collaborates with hundreds of churches, school affiliated groups and other community organization that organize and operate local Scout groups.
