After not having enough kids to sustain a club, Cub Scouts disappeared from the county for the last year or so. But judging from the new pack that’s formed, it looks like there will be Cub Scouts in the area for quite some time to come. Here are the newcomers pictured left to right. Front row: JT Yeary, Ryker Engesser, Luke Engesser, Mark Yeary, Christina Ridlbauer. Middle row: Birk Jansen, Lute Jansen, Alma Jansen, Ty Ridlbauer, Illia Nesgoda, Castor Nesgoda, Ayden DeRosier, Alex Teeter, Logan Smith. Back row: Jordan Engesser, Jennifer Yeary, Gary Nesgoda, and Tina Hegg Raway. Photo courtesy of Cub Scouts
On Saturday, January 4, the Voyageurs Area Council (Boy Scouts of America) welcomed back to Grand Marais, Cub Scout Pack 3167. Gary Nesgoda is the new Cubmaster. Tina Hegg Raway is leading the Webelos (4th and 5th graders).
“We are really looking forward to hiking, fire-building, cooking outdoors, snow sports, first aid, camping, STEM projects, archery, canoeing, building and fixing things, playing games, useful crafts, music/performing arts, and much more,” said Tina Hegg Raway.
Cub Scouts is a program within the Boy Scouts of America that serves youth from 6 to 11 years old. The Cub Scouts program aims to prepare youth to grow into self-reliant and dependable adults. Cub Scouts achieve this with a lineup of hands-on activities and adventures focused on: · Character Development · Spiritual Growth · Good Citizenship · Sportsmanship and Fitness · Family Understanding · Respectful Relationships · Personal Achievement · Friendly Service · Fun & Adventure · Preparation for Boy Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 3167 is chartered through St. John’s Catholic Church. For more information about registering your son or daughter in Cub Scouts you can contact Gary Nesgoda at (218)- 387-4166 or Clark at (218)- 409-1600.
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