Meets 7:00 PM Thursdays
Shepherdsville Community Center

Twice each year, Boy Scout Troop 868 sells candy bars.  Cub Scouts from Pack 868 help fill the shifts.  For many of the Cub Scouts, the September Candy Bar Sale is their first experience selling anything to the general public, so it's a great learning experience in how to approach strangers and handle money.  The Cubs enjoy working with the older Boy Scouts who teach them how to stand, how to act, and what to say and do.  Customers find it hard not to buy a $1 candy bar from the cute little guys in their scout uniforms, so the partnership works out well for both units!

We sold our last candy bars around 2 PM on Sunday afternoon and switched over to selling flags that were leftover from our Flag Sale back in May.

Featured here are photos of Pack 868 Cub Scouts as various selling locations.  More photos of the candy sale are posted on the troop's website and may be viewed by clicking here.

Tony and Kenneth at the Five Star Marathon in Shepherdsville on Saturday.		Aiden with his dad at the Shepsherdsville Speedway on Saturday afternoon.
Caden and Chance at the Five Star Marathon in Shepherdsville on Friday afternoon.		Tony and Josh with their moms at the Speedway in Shepherdsville on Saturday night.
Den Chief Preston with Chris and Kenneth at the Shepherdsville Speedway on Friday evening.		Tre at the Hillview Kroger on Sunday afternoon.
Tiger Cub Maddox with his mom and Boy Scout Noah at the Shepherdsville Speedway on Saturday.		Tyler and Kenneth with Den Leader Vicki Dever at the Shepherdsville Kroger on Saturday afternoon.
Dallas making a sale to a Kroger employee at the Hillview store on Sunday afternoon.		Thomas with Den Leader Tonya Gordon and Pack 868 Committee Chairman Thomas Gordon, Sr. at the Circle-K on Saturday.
Nicholas at the Hillview Kroger on Sunday afternoon.		Dennis and Preston with Troop 868 Assistant Scoutmaster Jeff Hagerman at the Lowe's Home Center in Shepherdsville.
Kenneth and Thomas at the Circle-K convenience store on Sunday.		Dallas with Troop 868 Senior Patrol Leader Dylan at the Hillview Kroger on Sunday afternoon.
Tiger Cubs Ashton and Nathan sold flags at the Circle-K on Sunday afternoon.		Tony looked a little tired during the last Sunday afternoon shift at the Hillview Speedway.