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Pack Sponsor
This site is maintained by volunteer Scouts. Although it contains useful
information on local Scouting programs, it is not an official BSA web
site. The information provided here has not been approved by the Patriots’
Path Council or the Boy Scouts of America.
Pack 166 is a member of the Black River District of the
Patriots' Path Council.
We are one of four active Cub Scout Packs in Randolph, New Jersey.
Pack 166 is sponsored by the Millbrook United Methodist Church, and
meets in the cafeteria at Center Grove Elementary School.
The cafeteria is also reserved
for Den meetings and Pack Meetings on Tuesday nights throughout the school
year.
Generally Meetings are
Held as Follows:
2nd Tuesday of Month is Den Meetings
3rd Tuesday is Committee Meetings
4th Tuesday is Pack Meetings
Additional trips or changes to
this general schedule can be found on the Calendar
as well as all activities planned for the 2009-2010 School Year. See Events
for more details about our
upcoming activities.
For questions or for more information about joining Cub Scouts contact Trish
Zelley or by phone 973-659-9885.

Announcements
Pack 166 T-shirts

Get your very own Pack 166 t-shirt.
We will have a new design for the new school year. To place
orders or for
more information contact Fred Long,
Webelos II Den Master. The t-shirt is an alternative to wearing your
uniform to informal events.
The "old" t-shirts will be sold at a discount at the next Pack
Meeting.
Parent Volunteers Always Welcome

Parents, we can always use extra help to run the pack more smoothly.
Perhaps you can donate your time and/or talents to make this program even
more enjoyable for our boys!
Please remember it is the parents'
responsibility to discipline their children and make sure that their behavior
is appropriate. We should show the Center Grove School or wherever our
meeting is the same respect and behavior that we would during school hours.
Currently recruiting a Pack Secretary — responsibilities include
attending Pack Committee meetings, generally the 3rd Tuesday of every
month,
• Maintain an inventory of pack property.
• Handle correspondence for the pack. This may include writing
letters of appreciation and requests for reservations, or ordering supplies
through the local council service center.
• Keep notes on business conducted at pack leaders' meetings. Record
only key items such as things needing follow-up or items for the history
of the pack.
• Notify leaders of pack leaders' meetings and other Pack Jobs.
• Provide den leaders with records of meetings.
• Keeping pack informed about upcoming events.
Pack Job Descriptions

FAQs
Many of the FAQs can be answered by
the links on the Resources page, so if you
don't find an answer here try there also. If you are still stuck you can
email Christy.
Uniforms
New scouts receive a 'welcome to the Pack' neckerchief at the time of
registration or at their first pack meeting containing their den # patch,
Patriots Path Council patch, and 166 patch. More information on uniforms.
Uniforms should be worn at Den Meetings, Pack Meetings and offical pack
events. Pack t-shirts can be worn for less formal or more messy events.
Belt Loops and Pins
Cub Scout
Advancement
The Academic and Sports Program is an optional program for all Cub Scouts.
It is not part of the normal requirements towards ranks, except where
used in obtaining various Webelos activity badges and Wolf Elective 20
(Sports). Its purpose is to assist the Scouts in learning a new skill,
or improving one they already possess. A variety of recognition items
are available for the boys (Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, or Webelos Scouts)
who participate in the program. (Adults are NOT awarded with belt loops
or pins.)
What to Pack for Camping
Camping - Rules and Packing Guidelines.
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