Boy Scout Troop 667 at Summer Camp 2009

Welcome!

Welcome to Troop 667's information webpage. We hope you will find information on past and upcoming activiites that will interest you in joining us. Our detailed troop activities and announcements are primarly done through the yahoo group BSA_Troop_667, which requires membership in the troop.

A troop information sheet is available in the forms section of this webpage, or click on the link below. There you will find detailed information about the troop. We'll see you at one of our troop meetings.

We look forward to meeting you and sharing our plans for this troop.

Sincerely,

Greg Chapelle, Scoutmaster

Troop 667 Information Sheet

Troop 667 Presents Colors

Troop 667 had the honor of providing the flag ceremony for the Rancho Penasquitos Fiesta, May 2009. Citizenship and a sense of community are a hallmark of Boy Scouting.

Additionally, Troop 667 was responsible for the entire recycling at the Fiesta and was able to prevent cans and bottles from entering the local landfill.

Troop 667 is located in Rancho Penasquitos, a Northern community within the city of San Diego, California. We are a member of the Black Mountain District and the San Diego Imperial Council.

The troop is a scout-led troop where the boys decide, lead, and participate in their trips, activities, and service projects.

The troop meets at 7 PM every Monday evening (except the last one of the month) at St. Timothy's Episcopol Church (see link below) . The last Monday of the month is the Patrol Leaders Council Meeting. Boys from all faiths are welcome.

For joining information, contact Scoutmaster Greg Chapelle, 858.484.2580, scoutmaster@troop667.info.

St. Timothy's Episcopol Church

ANNOUNCEMENTS

Monday, October 19, was our Spring Court of Honor where numerous scouts received rank advancements, merit badges, and troop activity certificates.

The troop leadership for boys was changed from the spring to the fall leaders. We also bid goodbye to the Greenways who have moved to Austin, Texas.

Saturday, October 24 the troop helped St. Timothy's church clear debris from a planned garden area. It was a lot of work, but all the scouts really pitched in to clear the area in four hours. Photos of the event are posted in the photos section.