Cub Scout Pack 62

Come join Pack 62, Thursday September 8th, 2009 for our Fall New Scout Recruitment Night. This is an excellent opportunity for boys in Grades 1 through 5 to check out Cub Scouting.

You will have the chance to find out about our Cubscout Pack. You can ask questions, and interact with some of the other boys who are considering joining.

We look forward to seeing you from 7PM to 8PM at Forrest Ridge Elementary School located at 9550 Gorman Road in Laurel, MD 20723 on Thursday September 17th, 2009.

The May pack meeting date has been changed to Tuesday, May 19th. The time is still 7PM, and the location is the same Forrest Ridge Elementary School.

Pre-registeration is due October 13th.
Webelos-O-Ree is October 24 to 26
First and second year Webelos will discover the fun and adventure of Boy Scouting at The National Pike District Webelos-O-Ree.

Packs and Dens camp and cook just like Boy Scouts, and match their skills with other Dens and Packs in the District on the trail to adventure and learning.

We have hosted this premier event for more than ten years, and it typically has more than 800 participants. Two trails circumnavigate the camp, each with over a dozen activity stations. Campfire programs and more fun awaits.

There will be a Cub Scout Leader Training held on Saturday, November 15th at

Church of the Resurrection
3175 Paulskirk Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21042
from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Check-in and Registration will begin at 7:30 a.m. in the church hall.

New Leaders Essential and Position Specific training will be offered and the cost for both is $10.00.

If interested, please send a check made out to BACBSA and contact information (name, pack number, address, phone number and email address) to Tammy Kozlowski at 8100 Morning Breeze Drive, Elkridge, MD 21075.

On Wednesday, June 18th we held our annual Raingutter Regatta. The boys had fun building some really cool boats from the official Raingutter Regatta kits. We set up the rain gutters at Forest Ridge Elementary, and were visited by the local Volunteer Firefighters out of the Savage station to fill ‘em up with the fire hose.