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Wednesday, February 5, 2014 • Page 17 THE CALEDONIA ARGUS, Caledonia, Minnesota Saluting Caledonia Scouting Brought to you by these proud sponsors Caledonia Lumber Co. Inc. We can do that! 520 South Hwy 44/76 Caledonia 507-725-3381 124 E. Main • 507-725-3965 Open Tues.-Fri. 5am-5:30pm Sat. 5am-Noon 108 Bissen St., Caledonia 507-724-5546 106 E. Maple St., Houston (507)896-3030 CALEDONIA 507-725-0000 Caledonia Care & Rehab HOUSTON 507-896-0000 within Valley View Nursing Home Therapy Network www.famouspt.com 207 East Cedar St., Houston, MN 111 S Walnut St. (Suite D), La Crescent, MN 888.404.4940 • www.acegroup.cc Caledonia Cub Scout Pack 51 Roster: Tigers: Cody Folsom, Luther Frauenkron, Andrew Gravenstein, Gabe Lancaster, Noah Meyer, Tristan Meyer, Johnathan O’Heron, Weston Rask, Jessie Stoltz, Alex Wedl and Kaden Young. Wolves: Braden Barnes, Isaac Blocker, Michael Colleran, Lewis Doyle, Mason Foellmi, Landen Frauenkron, Alijah Marschall, Alex Picataci, Eli Reed, Hunter Schellsmidt and Laurent Stigeler. Bears: Riley Aasum, August Allen, Evan Kumpf, Lyle Myhre and Noah Stigeler. Webelos I: Jace Barnes, Jack Gengler, Andrew Klinski, Ben Miller, Eric Myhre, Dominic Oehmi- gen, Aidan Reed and Billy Wedl. Webelos II: Owen Blocker, Jeremiah Daven- port, Devon Kruse, Trenton McHan, Howard Mill- er, Josh Molling, Sam Rogich, Devin Vonderohe and Austin Schellsmidt. Caledonia Cub Scout Pack 51 leaders: Angela Denstad-Stigeler, unit committee chair; Christina McHan, unit committee treasurer; Karen Rice Hagerott, unit committee advance- ment chair; Steffanie Schellsmidt, unit committee member; Jon Hagerott, cubmaster; Matt Blocker, Webelos den leader; Heidi Myhre, assistant Webe- los den leader; Kristin Aasum, Bear den leader; Rachel Foellmi, Wolf den leader; Lorrie Frauenk- ron, Tiger den leader; Nathan Hagerott, pack den chief; Randy Denstad, chartering organization representative; Tom Murphy, chartering organiza- tion executive officer, American Legion Post 191 Caledonia Scouts endeavor to build on strong heritage and core values By Jon Hagerott Special to the Caledonia Argus Since its origin, the Scouting program has been an educational experience concerned with values. In 1910, the first activities for Scouts were designed to build character, physical fitness, practical skills and service. ese elements were part of the original Cub Scout program and continue to be part of Cub Scout- ing today. At every meeting of Cub Scout Pack 51, the Scouts focus on one of Cub Scouting’s 12 core values, which are: citizenship, compassion, cooperation, courage, faith, health and fitness, honesty, perseverance, posi- tive attitude, resourcefulness, respect and responsibil- ity. Additionally, the Cub Scouts of Pack 51 strive everyday to live the Cub Scout 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. In keeping the promise, the Cub Scouts of Pack 51 have helped on many service projects throughout the year. We’ve cleaned up the highway roadside and participated in the American Legion’s Memorial Day Program. During Minnesota Food Share Month, we held our annual Scouting for Food food drive and gath- ered over 2,000 pounds (a ton) of food for the local food pantry. Many of our Cub Scouts and leaders also assisted with church services on Scout Sunday. Beyond service, Pack 51 enjoyed many fun and educational activities throughout the year. is past year we’ve fished the Ol’ Mississippi from the Reno Dike and from the shores of Pettibone Lagoon. We even went ice fishing for trout at the Genoa National Fish Hatchery. e Cub Scouts marched in the Eitzen Fourth of July Parade, built and flew kites on National Kite Fly- ing Day, did an Owl Prowl and competed in the Great Pumpkin Race. We enjoyed a fall picnic and campout at Beaver Creek Valley State Park that featured listen- ing to a DNR Naturalist tell wildlife mythology stories around the campfire. e Scouts also learned about all the wildlife that the Coulee Region Humane Soci- ety cares for in addition to cats and dogs. Many of Pack 51’s Cub Scouts braved the haunted woods of Camp Decorah during the Halloween Spook-O-Ree campout. A contingent of Cubs took part in the Cub Hibernation-Robots and Machines overnight lock-in adventure at the La Crosse Chil- dren’s Museum this winter. A large group of Webelos Scouts attended Webelos Summer Camp at Camp Decorah and learned many new Scouting skills. is past January, the Cub Scouts carefully craſted cars from blocks of pine for the annual Pinewood Derby and competed in very exciting racing action. Last February, in celebration of Scouting’s birthday, the Pack enjoyed an educational and entertaining presentation by “e Juggling Poet” at our annual Blue and Gold Banquet. e Cub Scouts of Pack 51 also took fascinating tours of Sno-Pac Foods and the Spring Grove Soda Pop factory. Pack 51 continues to endeavor, in the heritage of the Scouting program in the Caledonia area, to build character, physical fitness, practical skills and a sense of service in the boys of the community. Our goal is to help these boys develop into out- standing young men who will be our confident and capable leaders of tomorrow. Cub Scout Pack 51 is chartered by American Legion Post 191 and represents first through fiſth grade boys from Brownsville, Caledonia and Eitzen. Boys are always welcome to join the fun of Scouting anytime! More information about Pack 51 can be found at our website: www.cubscoutpack51.scout- lander.com. Submitted The Boy Scouts of Troop 51 ventured to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for a week long wil- derness adventure this summer. The trip was filled with paddling, portaging, fishing, campfire cooking and swimming. Scouts and Scouters on the trip included (from left) Jon Hagerott, Mike Jergenson, Thomas Jergenson, Derek Vonderohe, Dalton McHan, Nathan Hagerott, Andrew Vick, Nick Loging, Keith Loging and Randy Mell. Submitted Pack 51 Webelos at Camp Decorah Webelos Summer Camp. Scouts and Scouters at camp include (from left) front row, Josh Molling, Owen Blocker, Eric Myhre, Billy Wedl and Aidan Reed; back, Mary Kruse, Sam Rogich, Devon Kruse, Matt Blocker, Trenton McHan, Devin Vonderohe and Chris McHan. Kraus Oil Co. Inc. Spring Grove 498-5138 Country Store Bulk Fuels 725-2776 725-5339 Caledonia Ready Mix 134 Bissen St. Caledonia 507-725-3374 KING Construction LLC 1-507-458-2697 King Cabinetry 1-507-450-1142 King Insulation 1-507-450-1139 Home: 1-507-724-1117 Shop: 1-507-724-1191 Mell Chiropractic Dr. Geoffrey Mell, D.C. 101 S Kingston St. Caledonia, MN 55921 507-725-8500 A. 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Wednesday, February 5, 2014 • Page 17THE CALEDONIA ARGUS, Caledonia, Minnesota
Saluting CaledoniaScouting
Brought to you by these proud sponsors
CaledoniaLumber Co. Inc.We can do that!520 South Hwy 44/76Caledonia 507-725-3381
124 E. Main • 507-725-3965Open Tues.-Fri. 5am-5:30pm Sat. 5am-Noon
108 Bissen St., Caledonia 507-724-5546
106 E. Maple St., Houston(507)896-3030
CalEdONia507-725-0000
CaledoniaCare & Rehab
HOuSTON507-896-0000within Valley ViewNursing Home
Therapy Network
www.famouspt.com
207 East Cedar St., Houston, MN111 S Walnut St. (Suite D), La Crescent, MN
888.404.4940 • www.acegroup.cc
Caledonia Cub Scout Pack 51 Roster:
Tigers: Cody Folsom, Luther Frauenkron, Andrew Gravenstein, Gabe Lancaster, Noah Meyer, Tristan Meyer, Johnathan O’Heron, Weston Rask, Jessie Stoltz, Alex Wedl and Kaden Young.
Wolves: Braden Barnes, Isaac Blocker, Michael Colleran, Lewis Doyle, Mason Foellmi, Landen Frauenkron, Alijah Marschall, Alex Picataci, Eli Reed, Hunter Schellsmidt and Laurent Stigeler.
Bears: Riley Aasum, August Allen, Evan Kumpf, Lyle Myhre and Noah Stigeler.
Webelos I: Jace Barnes, Jack Gengler, Andrew Klinski, Ben Miller, Eric Myhre, Dominic Oehmi-gen, Aidan Reed and Billy Wedl.
Webelos II: Owen Blocker, Jeremiah Daven-port, Devon Kruse, Trenton McHan, Howard Mill-er, Josh Molling, Sam Rogich, Devin Vonderohe and Austin Schellsmidt.
Caledonia Cub Scout Pack 51 leaders:
Angela Denstad-Stigeler, unit committee chair; Christina McHan, unit committee treasurer; Karen Rice Hagerott, unit committee advance-ment chair; Steffanie Schellsmidt, unit committee member; Jon Hagerott, cubmaster; Matt Blocker, Webelos den leader; Heidi Myhre, assistant Webe-los den leader; Kristin Aasum, Bear den leader; Rachel Foellmi, Wolf den leader; Lorrie Frauenk-ron, Tiger den leader; Nathan Hagerott, pack den chief; Randy Denstad, chartering organization representative; Tom Murphy, chartering organiza-tion executive officer, American Legion Post 191
Caledonia Scouts endeavor to build on strong heritage
and core values By Jon HagerottSpecial to the Caledonia Argus
Since its origin, the Scouting program has been an educational experience concerned with values. In 1910, the first activities for Scouts were designed to build character, physical fitness, practical skills and service. These elements were part of the original Cub Scout program and continue to be part of Cub Scout-ing today.
At every meeting of Cub Scout Pack 51, the Scouts focus on one of Cub Scouting’s 12 core values, which are: citizenship, compassion, cooperation, courage, faith, health and fitness, honesty, perseverance, posi-tive attitude, resourcefulness, respect and responsibil-ity.
Additionally, the Cub Scouts of Pack 51 strive everyday to live the Cub Scout 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.
In keeping the promise, the Cub Scouts of Pack 51 have helped on many service projects throughout the year. We’ve cleaned up the highway roadside and participated in the American Legion’s Memorial Day Program.
During Minnesota Food Share Month, we held our annual Scouting for Food food drive and gath-ered over 2,000 pounds (a ton) of food for the local food pantry. Many of our Cub Scouts and leaders also assisted with church services on Scout Sunday.
Beyond service, Pack 51 enjoyed many fun and educational activities throughout the year. This past year we’ve fished the Ol’ Mississippi from the Reno Dike and from the shores of Pettibone Lagoon. We even went ice fishing for trout at the Genoa National Fish Hatchery.
The Cub Scouts marched in the Eitzen Fourth of July Parade, built and flew kites on National Kite Fly-ing Day, did an Owl Prowl and competed in the Great Pumpkin Race. We enjoyed a fall picnic and campout at Beaver Creek Valley State Park that featured listen-ing to a DNR Naturalist tell wildlife mythology stories around the campfire. The Scouts also learned about all the wildlife that the Coulee Region Humane Soci-ety cares for in addition to cats and dogs.
Many of Pack 51’s Cub Scouts braved the haunted woods of Camp Decorah during the Halloween Spook-O-Ree campout. A contingent of Cubs took part in the Cub Hibernation-Robots and Machines overnight lock-in adventure at the La Crosse Chil-dren’s Museum this winter. A large group of Webelos Scouts attended Webelos Summer Camp at Camp Decorah and learned many new Scouting skills.
This past January, the Cub Scouts carefully crafted cars from blocks of pine for the annual Pinewood Derby and competed in very exciting racing action.
Last February, in celebration of Scouting’s birthday, the Pack enjoyed an educational and entertaining presentation by “The Juggling Poet” at our annual Blue and Gold Banquet. The Cub Scouts of Pack 51 also took fascinating tours of Sno-Pac Foods and the Spring Grove Soda Pop factory.
Pack 51 continues to endeavor, in the heritage of the Scouting program in the Caledonia area, to build character, physical fitness, practical skills and a sense of service in the boys of the community.
Our goal is to help these boys develop into out-standing young men who will be our confident and capable leaders of tomorrow.
Cub Scout Pack 51 is chartered by American Legion Post 191 and represents first through fifth grade boys from Brownsville, Caledonia and Eitzen. Boys are always welcome to join the fun of Scouting anytime! More information about Pack 51 can be found at our website: www.cubscoutpack51.scout-lander.com.
Submitted
The Boy Scouts of Troop 51 ventured to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area for a week long wil-derness adventure this summer. The trip was filled with paddling, portaging, fishing, campfire cooking and swimming. Scouts and Scouters on the trip included (from left) Jon Hagerott, Mike Jergenson, Thomas Jergenson, Derek Vonderohe, Dalton McHan, Nathan Hagerott, Andrew Vick, Nick Loging, Keith Loging and Randy Mell.
Submitted
Pack 51 Webelos at Camp Decorah Webelos Summer Camp. Scouts and Scouters at camp include (from left) front row, Josh Molling, Owen Blocker, Eric Myhre, Billy Wedl and Aidan Reed; back, Mary Kruse, Sam Rogich, Devon Kruse, Matt Blocker, Trenton McHan, Devin Vonderohe and Chris McHan. Kraus Oil Co. Inc.
Spring Grove 498-5138
Country Store Bulk Fuels725-2776 725-5339
Caledonia Ready Mix134 Bissen St.Caledonia507-725-3374
KING Construction LLC1-507-458-2697
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101 S Kingston St.Caledonia, MN 55921507-725-8500
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