Meets 7:00 PM Thursdays
Shepherdsville Community Center

As a special Christmas season event, the Pack took a Saturday afternoon trip to visit the Rausch Planetarium on the campus of the University of Louisville.  The show we saw had to do with the origin of many of our modern day Christmas customs, including some theories about the Star of Bethlehem.  The cost was nominal and the program lasted about 45 minutes, so the whole activity only took about 3 hours.  We had an excellent turnout of Cub Scouts and even a few Boy Scouts from Troop 868 tagged along.

Pack 868 parents and siblings and Boy Scouts from Troop 868 waited as Pack Leaders lined the Cub Scouts up for a photograph.	In the gift shop after the show, Troop Assistant Scoutmaster Jeff Hagerman showed the boys how the vortex-shaped spiral wishing well operated.
Back Row, L to R:  Gavin, Devin, Eric, Brayden, Trey, Preston, Kenshin, Eli, Cubmaster Steven Frank, Adam, Cody, Caden, and Kenneth.  Front Row, L to R:  James (squatting), Krillin, Thomas, T.J., Tyler, Noah, Tristan, Dennis, and Jelani.