Joining the Troop
If you are interested in coming to a troop meeting - we meet Tuesday evenings from 7:00 until 8:30 at Gary United Methodist Church in downtown Wheaton, IL. There are always plenty of leaders to meet, answer questions, and gather information. Please contact our Webeloes Recruiting Chair by clicking the link to obtain more information.Weather – where WE ARE!
Troop 35's scouts are camping this weekend in the Kettle Moraine State Forest is a state forest in southeastern Wisconsin, USA. They'll be hiking, cooking, and having fun outdoors. It's GREAT being a boy and a scout. Even GREATER being a Boy Scout!ScoutTrack
Wheaton Troop 35
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Mid-February update
It is Mid-February and spring is on the way, at least that is what the calendar tells us. In the world of Troop 35, we’ve been busy. It is the time of the year when cub Scouts begin crossing over … Continue reading
Mid-July T35 Update
Sunday, scouts from Troop 35 packed their bags, climbed on to buses and headed off to the 2013 National Scout Jamboree at the Summit Bechtel Reserve near Mount Hope, West Virginia. A couple of the troop’s leaders – Mr. Leonard … Continue reading
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NYLT – 2013
The Boy Scouts are about developing tomorrow’s leaders. Just ask the first seven astronauts, or check out this list- Famous Boy Scouts, or, ask a community leader or business owner, chances are they were a Boy Scout, at one time, some … Continue reading
Scoutmaster Minute – New Year 2013
Scouts, Now that the Holiday’s are over and I’ve just awoken from a 2-week hibernation it’s time to get focused on Scouting and look ahead to a whole year of new opportuities! There is a fundamental change that happens when … Continue reading
President’s Day – 2012
On my honor, I will do my best to do my duty to God and my country . .