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Boy Scout Oath:
On my honor, I will do my best
To do my duty to God and my country
and to obey the Scout Law,
To help other people at all times,
To keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake and morally straight.

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"I went to the woods to live, so that I might live deliberately, and learn what it had to teach me, so that I would not, when it came time to die, learn that I had not lived....."

Henry David Thoreau

"The Spirit Is There In Every Boy: It Has To Be Discovered and Brought to Light."

Robert Baden-Powell

The Road Less Traveled


Robert Frost   1874-1963

"The Only Things We Keep
Permanently Are Those
We Give Away"

"Achievement Consists of Doing
Useful Things That Most People Say
Cannot Be Done"

Waite Phillips        1883-1964
Philmont Scout Ranch

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Scout Vesper


What is Scout Spirit?

"Your standing as a scout
does not depend so much on
the skills of your hands or
the badges on your merit badge
sash, as on the spirit in your heart,
on what you are willing to do
for others, on whether you are
doing your very best to live
the Scout Oath and Scout Law"

The Scout Law:

A Scout is Trustworthy
Loyal
Helpful
Friendly
Courteous
Kind
obedient
Cheerful
Thrifty
Brave
Clean
and Reverent

 

BSA Troop 658
Sea Base Crew in the Florida Keys
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Court of Honor and Christmas Party
TBD
Court of Honor and Christmas Party

Troop 658 will formally recognize all of our Scouts who have moved up in rank or have earned merit badges since our last Court of Honor. Families and friends are welcome to attend. Court of Honor is a formal event. All scouts should be in full uniform with neckerchiefs and merit badge sash. Scouts will show off their recent projects. This event will coincide with our annual Christmas Party. Dinner and desert will be served by our Scouts. If you want to bring something or if you have any questions, call your SPL.
Salvation Army Night
January 28, 2009
Salvation Army Kitchen Night

Scouts from Troop 658 will be working in the Salvation Army kitchen on Wednesday night. Please wear your complete "Class A", field uniform for this event. We will meet at the Salvation Army on Main Street in Burlington at 4:30pm and will work until about 6:30pm. Dinner will be provided. If you need a ride please give Raymond a call. See you there!
2009 Winter Trek
March 6, 7, 8 2009
Winter Trek 2008

Winter in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont is like no other! Winter Treks introduce scouts to the wonderful world of winter camping, sports and winter skills. Last year Troop 658 scouts tested their winter skills on the coldest weekend of the winter season, with temperatures hovering around zero degrees and they survived in grand style! Troop 658 will be staying in heated cabins and feast on hearting meals served in the dining hall. A sample of events include ice fishing, climbing wall, 22 rifle, archery, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, camp fire program and patrol games. More info...
Scouting for Food
April 18, 2009
Scouting for Food
Council wide Food Drive with the Vermont Food Bank
more info.....
BSA RoomServing youth since 1923, the Winooski Scouts offer exciting, adventure based programs for boys 6th grade and up. We meet at 6:30 on Wednesday nights at Saint Francis Xavier School. Visit us and see for yourself what a difference you can make in the life of a young man.

Yes, I want to join the Boy Scouts!!!

Boy Scouting and the Spirit of Adventure

Many prominent American men in business, the professions and government have backgrounds as Boy Scouts. The American space program is a case in point. Of the 312 pilots and scientists selected as astronauts since 1959, 180 were Scouts. Of the 12 men to walk on the surface of the moon, 11 were Scouts. The first human to set foot on the moon, Neil A. Armstrong, was an Eagle Scout.


                                  Making a Difference


"When people see a boy in a scout uniform, they expect someone of good character, who is prepared to the best of his ability and ready to help those around him"



"I have always been fond of the saying that "Scouting is a game with a purpose" Even today we can still say, Scouting is about three things: It's about fun. It's about values, and it's about learning. Fun is the game, learning is the process, and values are the purpose."
Our next regular Troop meeting will be held on January 7th. Everyone enjoy the Christmas holiday with family and friends.

See you in the New Year!!!

 
Announcements Scout Becomes Eagle
Raymond Trainque from Troop 658 successfully completed the last step in a 12 year journey to attain the rank of Eagle Scout. Members of the District 6 Eagle Board, Scoutmaster, and Family were the first to congratulate Raymond at his Eagle Board of Review, on November 18, 2008. The Scouts of Troop 658 congratulate him on receiving Scouting's highest award.
Announcements Community Service
Many thanks to all the Boy Scouts and Scouters that helped with the basement cleanup at Saint Francis Church this weekend. On hand for the massive cleanup was Peter, Nevin, Raymond, Mr. Mergens, and the Trainque Family.
Announcements Car Wash
Many thanks to all of our supporters, especially Executive Car Wash in South Burlington for helping our Scouts raise $ 983.89 at our recent fundraiser. Thank you!
Announcements Winooski Honors Soldiers
The Winooski community gathered this past weekend to remember our fallen soldiers. Governor Jim Douglas, Mayor of Winooski and the Scouts from Troop 658 took part in the Memorial Day flag raising ceremony at the Army Guard Armory Field. Many thanks to our Scouts for serving food at the picnic following the ceremony.
Announcements Winooski Thanks Scouts
Mayor O'Brien and the City of Winooski thanked all the Scouts and Leaders from Troop 658 for their hard work at last weekends Green Up Day event at the new O'Brien Community Center. Many thanks to Nevin, Alex, Jordan, Abby, Bethany, Peter, Mr. Trainque, Mrs. Trainque, Mr. Mergens, Mr. Leary for lending their shovel and rake wielding skills. Thanks!
Announcements Scouts Cash in Bottles
Congratulations to our Scouts for their hard work collecting bottles on a very cool Saturday morning. Their efforts raised $417.60. Many thanks to Mary Ann Burlingame for putting up posters and collecting bottles on behalf of the Troop.
Announcements Scouts Honor Governor
Green Mountain Council honors Governor Jim Douglas with Distinguished Citizen Award. more...
Announcements 2007 Philmont Expedition
Scoutmaster returns from Philmont Scout Ranch more.

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December 21, 2008

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