The free event is open to the public, with no preregistration required. Boys and girls ages 4 through 17, along with their families, are invited to try a wide range of games and activities. Planned options include craft projects, cornhole, mini-golf, ring toss, Connect Four, Jenga, lawn dice, checkers, chess, Battleship and bottle toss. Weather permitting, families can also gather around an outdoor campfire for marshmallow roasting and build ice-cream sundaes.
The event is named for Webby the Webfoot Duck, the mascot of Troop 23 since 1967. The troop and pack have served young people at St. Genevieve’s parish and in the surrounding area for more than 60 years. Together, the units have produced 80 Eagle Scouts and earned local and national recognition.
Troop 23 and Pack 23 welcome new members throughout the year. The organizations describe Scouting as a way for young people to build character, citizenship and physical fitness through outdoor experiences, community involvement and shared activities. For information, contact Scoutmaster Dan Bernier at 908-451-1948 or webfoottroop@gmail.com.
