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BOY SCOUTS have completed the fifth grade or are
11 through 18 years old. Boy Scout troops, made up of
smaller patrols, meet each week with adult male leaders
to develop outdoor skills, to learn and practice
leadership techniques, to compete individually and as a
team, and much, much more.
They earn merit badges and advance in rank, and accept
new responsibilities. Emphasis is on the outdoors. Boy
Scouts hike, backpack, sail, swim, canoe, fish, and ride
horseback, to name only a few activities. Campouts are
held monthly, and in summer Boy Scout troops go to camp
for a weeklong experience.
VARSITY SCOUTING presents an extra challenge to
young men 14 through 18, emphasizing sports, and
including advancement, high adventure, personal
development, service to people and organizations, and
special programs and events. Varsity Scouts advance
through Boy Scout requirements and, through specific
accomplishments, qualify for Varsity Scout (VS) letters
and bars.
Troops in Calapooia District are:
ALBANY
Troop 99
Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Faith Lutheran Church
930 Queen Ave. SW
Jeff Thompson,
Scoutmaster 541-926-5988
troop99@peak.org
Troop 100
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Eastside Christian Church
1910 Grand Prairie Rd. SE
Daniel H Mowery, Scoutmaster 541-928-1442
troop100bsa@comcast.net
Troop 322
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Palestine Memorial Church
Palestine Rd, North Albany
Dustan E. Johnson,
Scoutmaster 541-928 - 0677
Troop 334
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Albany Latter Day Saints Church
1615 28th Ave. SE
Michael Brenden, Scoutmaster 541-924-1897
Troop 355 - LDS
Phillip Chapman, Scoutmaster 541-967-9592
Troop 359
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Albany Elks
1133 S. Commercial Way
Greg Doyle, Scoutmaster 541-259-4742
Troop 365
Thursday 7:00 p.m.,
Albany Latter Day Saints Church
1615 28th Ave. SE
Michael Potter, Scoutmaster 541-928-4792
Troop 377
Thursday, 7:00 p.m.
Knights of Columbus
St. Mary's Church Basement
Chris Cournyer, Scoutmaster 541-924-1632
BROWNSVILLE
Troop 335
Brownsville L.D.S. Church
Kelly Hoyer, Scoutmaster 541-912-1222
Troop 305 Tuesday 7 p.m.
1005 Oak St
Ken Grooms, Scoutmaster 541-466-3182
grizbear@yahoo.com
JEFFERSON
Troop 25
Tuesday, 6:45 pm
Jefferson Community Center
207 North Main
Michael Frederic, Scoutmaster 503-910-8974
conservative@wvi.com
Troop 360
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Latter Day Saints Church
681 Jefferson-Scio Drive
Jay Gardner, Scoutmaster 541-928-9811
LEBANON
Troop 88
Monday, 7:30 p.m.
United Methodist Church
1890 S. 2nd
Dave Legg, Scoutmaster 451-5344
dleggfam@dnc.net
Troop 350
Tuesdays 7:00 p.m.
Southside Church of Christ
2nd & Airport Rd
Gary Bennett, Scoutmaster 451-3861
gbennett@proaxis.com
Troop 375
Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
LDS Church,
5th & Airport Rd
Scoutmaster Jeremiah Johnson, 541-730-0954
Troop 385
Wednesday 7:00 p.m.
LDS Church
5th & Airport Rd
Scoutmaster Richard Evans, 541-259-6645
rdt2cjs@proaxis.com
SWEET HOME
Troop 362
Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Evangelical Church
1347 Long St.
Robert Snyder, Scoutmster 541-367-3404
Troop 395
Wednesday, 7 p.m.
Latter Day Saints Church
1155 22nd Ave.
Ivan Wolthuis, Scoutmaster 541-362-2309
wol_thui5@comcast.net
Troop 372
Monday, 7:00 PM
IWA Hall
Main St. (next to the Sweet Home Gym)
Robert Meyers, Scoutmaster 541-367-2331
SCIO
Troop 326
Thursday 6:30 p.m.
38975 SW 6th Av, Scio
Larry Tucker, Scoutmaster 503-949-5453
fyretuck@yahoo.com
AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE TO PARENTS
It is important that you attend the Boy Scout Troop's
Open House with your son to learn more about the
programs and activities, and to encourage his
participation. In today's world, positive influences are
more essential than ever. For more than 75 years, Boy
Scouts of America has helped to prepare young people for
a productive adulthood through emphasis on character
building, citizenship training, and personal fitness.
Your interest and cooperation will help your child gain
the most from the Scouting experience. Scouting is
especially meaningful in the case of single parents.
Activities are planned so that every member and every
parent can take part. Some expense is involved in
Scouting membership. Most units require small weekly
dues, and each member supplies his own handbook,
uniform, and personal equipment. In addition, each
spring all parents are given the opportunity to make a
contribution to the annual operating budget of the local
council, if they wish to do so, through the Friends of
Scouting campaign.
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