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Troop 100 has been guiding young men for 60 years and making an impact on their lives as they in turn make an impact on the community through their progress in the Scouting program. Today Troop 100 has had over 160 Eagle Scouts join the ranks of so many before them and we look forward to having you join them as you set your sights on your future growth.
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting - This week we open the Golf Merit Badge with a power point on golf etiquette and rules.
Bring your Scout Handbooks this week if you particpated in the Obie Ranger Program (Trail to First Class) at Camp Mertiwether so that completed advancement requirements can be recorded in your handbooks. Congratulations to all our Obie Rangers who also completed the First Aid and Pioneering Merit Badges!
If you have signed up (or hope to add) for Camp Fire Mountain (August 3-9), please come this week if at all possible to complete your camp schedule as classes are filling.
Plan to stay until the end of the meeting to enjoy this week's ice cream social to celebrate our return from Camp Meriwether.
The troop switches this week from Scout Uniform to troop, camp, or Scout T-shirts until the Wednesday after Labor Day, except for Boards of Review and flag/campfire ceremonies at Camp Fire Mountain.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Sunday-Saturday, August 3-9, 2025
Camp Fire Mountain Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
Attendance at Camp Fire Mountain requires a Scout Physical Parts A,B,C - on the scout form - current within one year. Suzanne Rodriquez has volunteered to provide and collect the forms, which are also available at troop meetings and online at pccscouting.org, click Resources, click Help Center or the camp council websites. Any special diet request forms from the camp guides are due 30 days prior to camp. Merit Badge schedules will be planned at coming troop meetings do that signup can be completed in advance of camp.
Friday-Sunday, August 22-24, 2025
Lower Deschutes Rafting Trip
[Good news for Scouts, leaders, and parents from the National Council: All merit badge pamphlets are now available as free PDFs on the Scouting.org merit badge website (https://www.scouting.org/skills/merit-badges/). Bookmark the link, which will also be posted at troop100eugene.com.]
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
No Troop Meeting during Camp Meriwether.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
July 9, 2025, Wesley Church
7:00 p.m. Troop meeting - The troop will switch from Scout Uniform to troop, camp, or Scout T-shirts at the first troop meeting after camp on July 9th until the Wednesday after Labor Day.
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
No Troop Meeting during Camp Meriwether. The troop will switch from Scout Uniform to troop, camp, or Scout T-shirts at the first troop meeting after camp on July 9th until the Wednesday after Labor Day.
(Signup begins for the Venture Scout Rafting Trip the weekend of August 23rd.)
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting - Departure meeting for Camp Meriwether. Review of Camp Meriwether program and camp rules. (Scouts will receive a camp trail map, daily schedule, merit badge/advanacement schedule, list of things to bring, and the weekly menu. Full information at cpcscouting.org through the camp portal and forms.) Final completion of Merit Badge Schedules to insure class reservations before camp begins. (Merit Badge records are recorded electronically, so the troop will print Blue Cards from the reports after camp. Merit Badge Schedules will also be accepted this week for Camp Fire Mountain, August 3-9, our late camp.) Troop T-shirts available for issue before camp as needed. Completion of personal first aid kits and packing of the troop gear and merit badge book library for camp.
Medical Forms - Collection of the required Scout and adult Medical Forms available online at cpcscouting.org (submit to RN Suzanne Rodiquez) if not previously turned in: Scout and adult leader BSA Medical Form Parts A,B,C; attach copy of both sides of your insurance card, and the Special Diet Request Form, if applicable.
Have all medications (prescription and nonprescription) in a large zip lock in their original containers for Troop Medical Officer John Adams on departure Sunday.
Suggested Scout spending money for the Camp Trading Post in the $40. range, more or less. The camp merit badge schedule posts fees in the $10. - $25. range for 11 of the merit badge classes for materials and supplies. The camp advises Scouts not to purchase these at the Trading Post prior to the first class on Monday.
At the end of the day Monday our troop will make a list and purchase everything each of our Scouts need for their merit badges at the Trading Post as a troop purchase, so Scouts do not need to bring additional spending money for merit badge fees. (These costs will be deducted after camp from each Scout's Activity Allowance.)
Saturday-Saturday, June 29th - July 5th, Camp Meriwether
Meet at Wesley Church at 8:00 a.m. for an early departure in Scout Uniform with Scout Handbooks. Be sure to have a sack lunch for Sunday with you at departure and a towel and bathing suit on top for the swim test. Use the packing list as your guide and the troop suggests a laundry bag (a white trash bag with the red pull ties works well) to keep organized through the week. Closing Flags following by Troop Departures is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 5th.
Scouts: This is a Scout Camp, so please practice the Scout Law. Items not to bring include cell phones (also prohibited in all camp program areas) and electronics, fireworks, lighters (matches acceptable), bows and arrows, firearms and ammunition, aerosol cans, tobacco and vape products, alcoholic beverages, controlled substances, open toed shoes, spring loaded and gravity knives (ordinary pocket knife acceptable), hatchets, machetes, sheath knives, and pets. When packing, show your parents what you are taking and accept their guidance when you are unsure what should come to camp!
Parents: Camp Meriwether Summer Camp, 17500 Cape Lookout Road, Cloverdale (Highway 101 to Sandlake Road to Camp.)
Contact: If necessary, call Rush at 541-232-9465 or CPC Portland Office at 503-225-5777 during camp. The after hours answering service is to be used for actual emergencies only due to procedures it initiates.
Wednesday, July 2, 2025
No Troop Meeting during Camp Meriwether. The troop will switch from Scout Uniform to troop, camp, or Scout T-shirts at the first troop meeting after camp on July 9th until the Wednesday after Labor Day.
(Signup begins for the Venture Scout Rafting Trip the weekend of August 23rd.)
Tuesday evening - the troop returns from the Trident Submarine Tour.
Wednesday, May 18, 2025, Wesley Church
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting - Planning for Camp Meriwether and Camp Fire Mountain and planning camp merit badge schedules to be entered online in advance of camp. Things to Bring lists available. Turn in of Scout Medical forms and special diet request forms for camp. Setup of troop merit badge books for camp. Making personal First Aid Kits for rank requirements and merit badge requirements at camp.
7:15 p.m. Parent Committee Breakout for summer camp planning and to begin Annual Planning for 2025-26.
Venture Patrol breakout to finalize planning numbers for the rafting trip. Discussion of a possible Crater Lake cycling trip in September.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Sunday-Saturday, June 29-July 5, 2025
Camp Meriwether Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
Sunday-Saturday, August 3-9, 2025
Camp Fire Mountain Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
(Attendance at either Camp Meriwether or Camp Fire Mountain requires a Scout Physical Parts A,B,C - on the scout form - current within one year. Suzanne Rodriquez has volunteered to provide and collect the forms, which are also available at troop meetings and online at pccscouting.org, click Resources, click Help Center or the camp council websites. Any special diet request forms from the camp guides are due 30 days prior to camp. Merit Badge schedules will be planned at coming troop meetings do that signup can be completed in advance of camp.)
Venture Scout Breakout during the reception to finalize plans among the options for the summer whitewater rafting trip. See the separate email to the eligible Venture Patrol.
New Scouts and all who need new Troop 100 T-shirts should come ready with their size. We will shift to summer uniform on June 18th, so Troop T-shirts can then be worn until the Wednesday after Labor Day and at the summer camps. (Scout uniforms will be worn over the summer on the Trident Submarine Trip, at Boards of Review and for Flags and Campfires at the Summer Camps.)
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Monday-Tuesday, June 16-17, 2025
United States Naval Base Kitsap, Keyport, Washington with nearby camping at Kitsap Memorial State Park.
Depart Monday, June 16th, Wesley Church at 0800 hours in full Scout Uniform. Travel from Eugene to the US Naval Undersea Museum, 1 Garnett Way, Keyport, WA 98345 for tour of the extensive museum - 18,000 square feet of exhibitions, interactive learning area, and museum store. (GPS may recognize this as Jenson Road or 610 Dowell Street).
Overnight tent camping Monday at nearby Kitsap Memorial State Park, 202 NW Park Street, Poulsbo, WA 98370 in Group Site 1. The troop will provide dinner Monday and breakfast Tuesday in camp at $7.@. US Naval conduct guidelines will be reviewed in camp prior to the tour.
We meet Tuesday, June 17th at 0830 hours in full Scout Uniform in the parking lot at the U.S. Naval Undersea Museum (museum is closed on Tuesdays during base tours) for military transport to an on Base pier and tour of a Trident Ballistic Missile Submarine, lunch at a base galley, tour of the Trident Training Facility, and return to the museum parking at 1430 hours for return to Eugene.
This trip is open to those Scouts and adults whose timely submitted DD5512 forms are approved by the United States Navy and who have photo ID in their possession at departure and at the tour. [No ID in your possession = No Tour.] Cell phones and cameras must be left and locked at the parking lot. No cameras or photography are permitted on base for national security reasons.
Sunday-Saturday, June 29-July 5, 2025
Camp Meriwether Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
Sunday-Saturday, August 3-9, 2025
Camp Fire Mountain Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
(Attendance at either Camp Meriwether or Camp Fire Mountain requires a Scout Physical Parts A,B,C - on the scout form - current within one year. Suzanne Rodriquez has volunteered to provide and collect the forms, which are also available at troop meetings and online at pccscouting.org, click Resources, click Help Center or the camp council websites. Any special diet request forms from the camp guides are due 30 days prior to camp. Merit Badge schedules will be planned at coming troop meetings do that signup can be completed in advance of camp.)
6:00 p.m. Advancement Hour - This week we will be setting up Camp Chief stoves on the gravel by the garage early to prep for Thursday's adult Volunteer Recognition Dinner during the troop meeting. Scouts may arrive early to complete any New Scout requirements and rank advancement work. (Klondike Derby sleds to be moved and stored in the Canoe House.)
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting - Boards of Review and final requirements for next week's Court of Honor. Summer Camp Merit Badge Class signups begin. During the troop meeting we will prep Pizza Pasta Bake for the adult Volunteer Recognition Dinner on Thursday evening. We also need additional Scout volunteer for the Color Guard and to assist at the dinner Thursday evening.
New Scouts and all who need new Troop 100 T-shirts should come ready with their size. We will shift to summer uniform on June 18th, so Troop T-shirts can then be worn until the Wednesday after Labor Day and at the summer camps. (Scout uniforms will be worn over the summer at Boards of Review and for Flags and Campfires at the Summer Camps.)
Venture Scout Breakout Meeting - Finalize and take signup for the three day Lower Deschutes River Rafting Trip, July 16,17,18. (The BLM permit limits us to 16 people. With 3 guides and 3 troop adults, we will be able to take 10 Venture Scouts.) Also, discussion of interest in sailing Fernridge with the Sea Scouts.
Parent Breakout Meeting - Brief meeting for parents signed up for the Trident Submarine Trip, June 16-17.
Thursday, June 5, 202
Oregon Trail District adult Volunteer Recognition Dinner, 6 - 8 p.m., Eugene Church of Christ, 2424 Norkenzie Road, Eugene. (Prior registration requested through the troop group.)
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
Troop Court of Honor & Reception (Please note the Court of Honor has been postponed one week.)
Monday-Tuesday, June 16-17, 2025
United States Naval Base Kitsap, Keyport, Washington with nearby camping at Kitsap Memorial State Park. Monday, June 16th travel from Eugene to the US Naval Undersea Museum, 1 Garnett Way, Keyport, WA 98345 for tour of the extensive museum. (GPS may recognize this as Jenson Road or 610 Dowell Street).
Overnight tent camping Monday at nearby Kitsap Memorial State Park, 202 NW Park Street, Poulsbo, WA 98370 in Group Site 1. Tour on June 17th will include military transit from the parking at the Naval Undersea Museum (museum is closed on Tuesdays) to an on Base pier and tour of a Trident ballistic missile submarine, lunch at a galley, tour of the Trident Training Facility, and return to the museum parking.
(This trip is open to those Scouts and adults whose timely submitted DD5512 forms are approved by the United States Navy and who have photo ID in their possession at departure and at the tour.)
Sunday-Saturday, June 29-July 5, 2025
Camp Meriwether Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
Sunday-Saturday, August 3-9, 2025
Camp Fire Mountain Summer Camp. Lists of things to bring will be available at troop meetings and at the council websites in the camp guides.
(Attendance at either Camp Meriwether or Camp Fire Mountain requires a Scout Physical Parts A,B,C - on the scout form - current within one year. Suzanne Rodriquez has volunteered to provide and collect the forms, which are also available at troop meetings and online at pccscouting.org, click Resources, click Help Center or the camp council websites. Any special diet request forms from the camp guides are due 30 days prior to camp. Merit Badge schedules will be planned at coming troop meetings do that signup can be completed in advance of camp.)
