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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. Camp Meeting for Camp Parsons. Preparation for camp including troop yell and flag ceremony practice with Totin' Chip review and instruction.
Tenderfoot exercises can be completed.
Turn in of medical forms
Advancement/merit badge planners
E-course completion certificates
Waivers if seeking the lottery for the ATV Safety Program
Arrangements settled for the Scuba Program.
A separate Camp Parsons/ confirmation email with the merit badge schedule, list of things to bring, and parent information sheet has been sent to those signed up for troop payment. Additional info will be available at the troop meeting for any late adds, which the camp prefers by Sunday, July 26th.
The Leader's Guide, Medical Form, Parent Information Sheet, Advancement Schedule, and List of Things to bring to camp can also be found online at scoutingseattle.org.
The Medical Forms with copy of both sides of the insurance card should be turned in by this Wednesday's troop meeting for Scouts and adults.
Departure for Camp Parsons on Sunday, July 2nd will be at 7:00 a.m. from the Wesley Church parking lot.
Wear your SCOUT UNIFORM to camp and bring your SCOUT HANDBOOK if you are not yet a First Class Scout.
Be sure to remember your SACK LUNCH (first meal in camp is dinner) and pack your BATHING SUIT AND TOWEL on top for the swim test.
All MEDICATIONS (prescription and nonprescription) must be in their original marked containers with instructions and in a zip lock bag to be collected in the parking lot before departure. Medications will be dosed by the adult troop medical officer. Injections not self administered, must be administered by the camp medic with written parental permission.
A refrigerator is available at the medical lodge. (There is a place to plug in CPAP or medical machines in each campsite, but bring a long extension cord.) Unless already done, please advise of any special diet to be entered in the camp software prior to camp.
The camp closes for the week on August 8th with camp clear by 10:00 a.m. Please allow six hours, more or less, for the return trip.
This week Trail to First Class requirements can be recorded in Handbooks from Camp Baker. Camp Baker t-shirts, Order of the Otter, and adult Camp Baker Council Patches have arrived for those who needed to leave for the 4th of July before the Saturday morning awards or who needs to exchange the t-shirt size.
7:15 p.m. Parent Committee Meeting for Annual Planning. Plus UO Home Football Game Review.
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Troop Meeting to sign Scout Activity Allowance Agreements and signup for Fall UO Football Parking. Please bring family calendars.
Sunday-Saturday, August 2-8, 2026, Camp Parsons
Historical Camp Parsons Awaits! It is a traditional scout camp that treats every week as the "first" week for campers and has some special programs such as paddle boards, a 300 foot fishing dock and boats, special water fronts for swimming, boating, and campfire. Camp offers both a Trail to First Class and an age appropriate ATV Safety Program. SPL selected "troop time" twice daily in camp program areas.
No formal Troop Meeting during the Redwoods Trip this week, but Scouts are welcome to drop in at 7:00 p.m. this Wednesday with Scout Handbooks to complete advancement requirements, to have Trail to First Class requirements recorded in Handbooks from Camp Baker, to complete Merit Badge schedules for Camp Parson, or to assist with the straightening up of the troop room. Advancement might include the second set of Tenderfoot exercises!
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Troop Meeting; Parent Committee Meeting for Annual Planning
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Troop Meeting to sign Scout Activity Allowance Agreements and begin signup for Fall UO Football Parking
Sunday-Saturday, August 2-8, 2026, Camp Parsons
Historical Camp Parsons is a traditional scout camp that treats every week as the "first" week for campers and has some special programs such as paddle boards, a 300 foot fishing dock and boats, special water fronts for swimming, boating, and campfire. Camp offers both a Trail to First Class and an age appropriate ATV Safety Program. SPL selected "troop time" twice daily in camp program areas.
7:00 p.m. - Troop Meeting - 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence - Scout Patch requirements.
Departure meeting for the Redwoods Trip and finalize menu/equipment details. Turn in all medical forms for the Redwoods Trip.
Bring Scout Handbooks to enter advancement requirement earned in the Trail to First Class at Camp Baker. Review merit badge blue cards from Camp Baker.
Plan and turn in merit badge schedules for Camp Parsons and request open spots in the Camp Parsons ATV Safety Program (age 14 and above).
Thursday, July 9, 2026, Wesley Church
7:00 p.m. PLC Meeting to finalize Annual Planning for 2026-2027
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Monday-Friday, July 13-17, 2026, Redwoods Trip
Depart Wesley Church Monday at 8 a.m. with your first day sack lunch. Camp at California's Del Norte State Park, expect return the afternoon of Friday, July 17th. Camp cooking and advancement activities will bring the Trail to First Class into the trip. Call/text or email Mike McDowell at stewart47@aol.com or 541-520-6205 with questions or to add to the trip.
Redwoods trip daily agenda:
General information: Five days, four nights of tent camping at Del Norte Redwoods State Park near Crescent City, California. Pack accordingly, be prepared for lots of sunshine, hiking, sightseeing, getting splashed during the jet boat trip. Bring day pack/head covering/sunscreen/water bottle/money for gift shop visits. Participants may check out troop tents/tarps/other gear from the troop garage.
Monday, July 13: Meet at Wesley Church at 7:30 a.m., prepare for 8 a.m. departure for Del Norte Redoods State Park near Crescent City, California. Wear uniform (Class B activity shirt alright), bring sack lunch. We will stop at Wildlife Images near Grants Pass for lunch and a tour of the wildlife on the grounds.
Tuesday: Explore the various locations around Del Norte State Park to check out the world-famous Coast Redwood Trees, some of the largest trees remaining in the world.
Wednesday: Travel to Gold Beach, Oregon to take a jet boat trip up the Rogue River to the lodge for a mid-day meal.
Thursday: Visit the Trees of Mystery south of Del Norte for hiking/other physical adventures, visit the gift shop. We will prepare and take sack lunches with us.
Friday: Break camp and return to Wesley Church, arriving mid-day in Eugene. Lunch stop will be In-N-Out Burger in Grants Pass.
Wednesday, July 15, 2026
No Troop Meeting during the Redwoods Trip
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Troop Meeting; Parent Committee Meeting for Annual Planning
Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Troop Meeting to sign Scout Activity Allowance Agreements and begin signup for Fall UO Football Parking
Sunday-Saturday, August 2-8, 2026, Camp Parsons
Historical Camp Parsons is a traditional scout camp that treats every week as the "first" week for campers and has some special programs such as paddle boards, a 300 foot fishing dock and boats, special water fronts for swimming, boating, and campfire. Camp offers both a Trail to First Class and an age appropriate ATV Safety Program. SPL selected "troop time" twice daily in camp program areas.
Wednesday, July 8, 2026, Wesley Church
Departure Camp Meeting for the Redwoods Trip. Also, plan and turn in merit badge schedules for Camp Parsons and request open spots in the Camp Parsons ATV Safety Program (age 14 and above).
Monday-Friday, July 13-17, 2026, Redwoods Trip
Depart Wesley Church Monday at 8 a.m. with the your first day sack lunch. Camp at California's Del Norte State Park, expect return the afternoon of Friday, July 17th. Hike among the giant Redwoods, Visit Trees of Mystery and Elk Prairie, enjoy the Rogue River on the jet mail boats from Gold Beach. Camp cooking and advancement activities will bring the Trail to First Class into the trip. Call/text or email Mike McDowell at stewart47@aol.com or 541-520-6205 with questions or to add to the trip.
Sunday-Saturday, August 2-8, 2026, Camp Parsons
Historical Camp Parsons is a traditional scout camp that treats every week as the "first" week for campers and has some special programs such as paddle boards, a 300 foot fishing dock and boats, special water fronts for swimming, boating, and campfire. Camp offers both a Trail to First Class and an age appropriate ATV Safety Program. SPL selected "troop time" twice daily in camp program areas.
6:30 p.m. Advancement Time, Troop Meeting preparation time with Senior Scouts.
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting - Camp Baker. Please review the Camp Baker email that went out to everyone on the troop email list this evening, June 21st. This week we will answer any questions from the email and cover the Camp Baker Program and Camp Rules. Some Scout Skills for camp such as personal equipment to bring, swimming tests, personal first aid kits for advancement, axe yard and campfire rules will be reviewed.
Please turn-in required Scout Medical Forms to RN Suzanne Rodriquez by the troop meetings this Wednesday. Forms are online at paccscouting.org and on the table at troop meetings. Family Nurse Practitioner Annie Cole-Bradley with RN Suzanne Rodriquez will be at the troop meeting this Wednesday on June 24 so exams for Scouts and Scouters who cannot get them with other providers for Camp Baker, the Redwoods Trip, and Camp Parsons can be completed for this year.(Required for all Scouts and Scouters in a camp 72 hours or longer.)
Final counseling and turn in of Camp Baker merit badge schedules and Trail to First Class so they can be entered online under the troop reservation to reserve your spots. (New Scouts may consider signing up for similar or identical schedules and going to program areas with troop adults leaders.)
Camp Baker is providing a complimentary Camp T-Shirt this year, so please provide your size by this meeting. (The smallest youth size being offered at this camp is Large.)
The merit badge schedules, list of things to bring, parent's information, and camp rules are available at the meetings and online at pccscouting.org for Camp Baker and scoutingseattle.org for Camp Parsons.
Snacks - Finish the Ice Cream Bars!
Sunday-Saturday, June 28-July 4, 2026, Camp Baker
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Monday-Friday, July 13-17, 2026, Redwoods Trip
Camp at Del Norte State Park, Hike among the giant Redwoods, Visit Trees of Mystery and Elk Prairie, enjoy the Rogue River on the jet mail boats from Gold Beach.
Sunday, August 2 - Saturday, August 8, 2026, Camp Parsons
Signup now for merit badges and, if interested, for the ATV Safety Program (open to age 14 and above) as selection is by lottery.
6:30 p.m. Advancement, Troop Meeting preparation time and PLC with Senior Scouts.
7:00 p.m. Troop Meeting - Troop shifts from Scout Uniform to Summer Activity Shirt - Troop, Scout, or Camp T-Shirts. (Scout uniforms are still needed for all Boards of Review and Courts of Honor and must be worn to and available at summer camps.)
Parent Committee Meeting during Troop Meeting.
Special Awards from the OT Recognition Dinner and Troop COH
Annual Planning begins with the 2026-27 year. (Trips already offered for consideration include North Umpqua River Rafting, Backpacking/Fishing to the Erma Bell Lakes from Waldo Lake, Camping at Three Creeks Lake Marina near Sisters, and the Evergreen Aviation Museum Complex and Water Park.) Bring your ideas!
Troop service Project with the Troop QM - Troop Room Cleanup and Repairs - Replacements include new hasp on cabinet and flag holder angle iron.
Snacks - Ice cream bars and cookies
THE TRAIL AHEAD - A Selected Look
Sunday-Saturday, June 28-July 4, 2026, Camp Baker
Monday-Friday, July 13-17, 2026, Redwoods Trip
Sunday, August 2 - Saturday, August 8, 2026, Camp Parsons
The Camps require early turn-in of names and troop payments for summer camp, so numbers have been finalized with the Pacific Crest Council for Camp Baker and the Chief Seattle Council for Camp Parsons. Any late additions are still possible, but must ago through the Scoutmaster for addition with the Councils.
Please turn-in required Scout Medical Forms to RN Suzanne Rodriquez at troop meetings. Forms are online at paccscouting.org and on the table at troop meetings. Family Nurse Practitioner Annie Cole-Bradley with RN Suzanne Rodriquez will be at the troop meetings on June 17 and June 24 so exams for Scouts and Scouters who cannot get them with other providers for Camp Baker, the Redwoods Trip, and Camp Parsons can be completed for this year.(Required for all Scouts and Scouters in a camp 72 hours or longer.)
Counseling and turn in of Camp Baker and Parsons merit badge schedules asap so they can be entered online under the troop reservation to reserve your spots. (New Scouts may consider signing up for similar or identical schedules and going to program areas with troop adults leaders.)
Camp Baker is providing a complimentary Camp T-Shirt this year, so please provide your size at meetings.
The merit badge schedules, list of things to bring, parent's information, and camp rules are available at the meetings and online at pccscouting.org for Camp Baker and scoutingseattle.org for Camp Parsons. See also the Summer Camp all troop email of May 20th relative to Camp Baker.
Redwoods Trip - July 13-17, Camp at Del Norte State Park, Hike among the giant Redwoods, Visit Trees of Mystery and Elk Prairie, enjoy the Rogue River on the jet mail boats from Gold Beach.
