Current Pack Members

WOLF PACK LEADERS
WOLF PACK CUBS
DUTIES OF A CUB SIXER AND A SECOND
SUMMARY OF OUR WEEKLY MEETINGS
SUMMARY OF OUR CAMPS AND OUTINGS
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF BAIE D'URFE, the town we live in, and an account of its Scouting movement
HISTORY OF THE IROQUOIS MOHAWK PEOPLE, the story behind the People for which our pack is named

WOLF PACK LEADERS

		Akela: Margaret (Peggy) Leech	Pack Leader, Group Committee Cub Pack Representative
		Raksha the Wolf: Ada Colomb	Community Awareness, Group Committee Cub Pack Representative
		Rann the Eagle: Martin Eran-Tasker	Cub Leader
		Bagheera the Black Panther: Jim Fyles	Cub Leader
		Keego the Fish: Barbara Webster	Cub Leader
		Kaa the Snake: Glenn Chafe	Webmaster
		Baloo the Bear: Patrick Hureau	Group Committee Chair
		Rikki Tikki Tavi the Mongoose: Joe Pepin	Seneca District President
		Kiju the Wolverine: Patrick Leech-Pepin	Scout

A list (with pictures) of the Jungle Book names for Cub Pack members can be found on this web page.

WOLF PACK CUBS

Blue Six:
Philippe Diver, 6er
Bryan Pellerin, 2nd
Michael
Robert Wolfstein
Stephen Ryan

Red Six:
Stephanie Leech-Pepin, 6er
Stephen Patenaude, 2nd
William Franquet
Christopher
Jonathan Bingham

Green Six:
Frédérick Savard-Dumas, 6er
William Frappier, 2nd
Patrick Dufour
Matthew McAusland
Emilie Diver

Yellow Six:
Jamie Fyles, 6er
Alexandre Nemet, 2nd
Thomas Ahrens
Michael Hiscock
Sydney Lauder
Martin Lapointe

Black Six
Alexandre Savard-Dumas, 6er
Henry Charade, 2nd
Jonathan Eran-Tasker
Arnaud Hureau
David Lauder

Senior Sixer
Martin Ahrens - Hawkeye

DUTIES OF A CUB SIXER AND A SECOND

Duties of a Sixer:
1. Phoning the members of your Six to remind them of meetings, to wear their uniform, bring their dues, and any other special items that are required (for example, to remind them to bring skates for a skating night)
2. Helping the members of your Six prepare for inspection, and for the opening and closing Grand Howl
3. Taking attendance, collecting dues, and recording it in your Sixers book; helping to organize your Six for games and activities 
4. Giving the leaders feedback from the members of your Six 
5. Participating in Sixers Council meetings, where you make suggestions and help the adult leaders make plans for the pack 
6. Helping to maintain discipline of your Six during ceremonies helping your Six decide who will bring in the Totem, and who will lead the Grand Howl at the opening and closing ceremonies when your Six is the Honour Six 
7. Organizing your Six to set up and then later to put away the flags, Totem, equipment, etc. when your Six is the Duty Six 
8. Being a good model for other Cubs in behaviour, actions, uniform, etc. 

Duties of a Second: 
1. Helping the Sixer in all his duties 
2. Taking the place of your Sixer when he is absent

April 25, 2005