https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/702382e9fe0b41621e67b85ab5f2a5ed.pdf ad00b520f8835cd4d48cf972111e3b65 PDF Text Text l t,~c/ ~\> CJ~ q~~j -~ I ' ' ..--.·· '> ... ,.: ~ ' i \ .:.... E '< ~· .. · L ---. �Mcvi.ch 11, 1981) l~e would Uke :to peMona.Uy we.tccme. you Md IJCWI. TMop :to !Gl4 ti;na Sc.out Re.6eAva.ticn .tft.U 6wnmeJL. (:Je Me 6ttt.e you Md ycM. boy6 i.u<U. ha.ve. al'! ou.:t6.tMdlng Scou.tln.9 e.xpVU.enc.e. when ycu. :take a.dvantage o 6 the planned p11.og1tam and e.xc.eU.e.nt t)a.cllU..hu wh.lch ha.ve. be.en de.vei.oped 601t. all u.nU6 w<..tJWt the Cou.nc.A.l.. Yo!.1.11. Chi.ck.a.6aw Cou.nc.U Camp..Utg Convr;...ttee ha-6 e.nc.ea.vo1t.e.d t.o pMv.lde. e.vC/l.lj ~ac<..U.ty to a.6ouJt.e. the <I UCCC?.66 on ljCl.1.11. ptano. You. w.u.t 6-<.1td -tJU.o Ca.mp Le.a.de.It Manual to be. a. g1te.a:t help to ljott, yo u.11. c.omml.tte.e , a.nd rJOUlt Ju.n-lolt. Leadw a.6 you. i:ila.n qoWT.. Plf..rtJll.a.m. Ca1te6ul. pJtepM..a.tlon -ln eac!1 1.>e.c.tlon w.U.l con:tA.<.bu-te. to a. 1>u.cceo<16u.l :tNJop pltegJta.m a;t camp. You. .ohou.ld u.6e -tJU.o manua.l :to p.ean e.o.c.h Scout' 6 do.il.y 1>chedu.le a.o weft a.o t.Jte plan 601t IJOUll. Tll.Oop. PMgll.am .lcka.6 and oppol'..twl.Weo Me ma.de available 61t.om w/U..ch rJOUll. Tit.cop can chooM. and de.vef.o p a. p11.0g1tam to me« ltA paltZ<.c.u.lalt. ne.edh. We call ljo!.1.11. 6pe.clal ttttx.ntion to .the 6e.ct.lon -lnvotv.lng K.i..a K.lma'o newe.1>t camp; a new !~'?C?.66 S1.1.11.v.lval Carip w/..-lch w<.U be.g-ln .ltA ~t ljeoJt 06 opelta.t(.cn :JtM 6W'r.!Vt. Yoult Scout'6 happ.Ute.66 a.nd 1>11.tU 6act.lon at camp a.Jte. depe.nd.e.nt upon advanced pMgMJT. oef.<!.c.tlon and p.t.an;Ung. I 6 you have a. que.1>.t<.on net a.nl>WeAe.d .ln .the. 60.UOw.lng page.I> cit a pe1t1ional pMbtem, a me.mb<!.lt 06 yoWT.. Camp.(.ng and Act.lv~ Comml.ttee c6 rJOUlt ?.lo.tM.ct, 01t IJOUlt 'l.{.otJt.lc.t Exec.W...lve <1.1.i.U be deUgf-.ted :to 11.JC.l!k 1uU.lt IJOU. ,ln <!.Ve.Jtlj Walj :to -lnl>u.lte .tha..t ljOU/f. u.nlt a.nd ljO/J.lt. bOljl> have. a oa.tU 6a.c. .. to!LrJ expi!M.ence at camp .tJUA "u.mmC/I.. �LOCATION AND STORY OF KIA KH'iA SCOUT RESERVATION Kia Ki ma Scout Reser va tio1 is located near }:ardy, .".rkansas deeo in the Ozark r1ountains . Dedicated in 1954, the x1:?servc.tion consist of three separate camps Camp Osaga , the main camp, Camri c:1ero!<ee. tha out post cam9. end our ne·.~ •:1i1derness survival ca.'!lp, Bet1·1een the th ree camps a Scout :1::i.s over !36\l ncres t o exolore , dotted '"li t!i mo utains, pastures 'Inc: a natur1l1 strear.i river an ~ also a 40 7.Cr>~ man m11de l.~ke . Camp Os age consists of 12 camp sit;,~s , a dir.ino. hall for me<iis , health lodcie and main administr~.tive building •.·ihich houses the Main camr.>'s 'lri mnry f?.ciliti <.: s. The beautiful Sout:1 Fork of the Spring River . (su:ijc ct of a recent National G~o ­ grilrihic artic le ) flows throug!l the middle of tr.0 c?.!111), giving each Scout t he oryportunity of ~oati ng or v1:1 i tc..1,.;ater canoci ng. c.~!'lo Chero kee, our outpost camp. cons is ts of 10 camp sites locat<!d on tr1e banks of t!le beautiful 4'l i'lcre 1ake. Scouts rrep.ar0 tl1f.! i r 0111n rnea ls. r:1c P11tro l ~1ethod is t:1e !'lod::: of operation at Cherokee. '3e9h!1ing t his year Kia Kima Nill off:::r a r.ew th ird camp for use !')y OL!r Scouts leaders. fl new 1·Ji ldarness survival camp wil1 open ~1 it:: the 1980 campin9 s:::;;son. The ne1·1 '!i l dcrn::ss Surviva l Camri nffords 8ach Scout th<:: orportuiit.v cf building his own shelte r f or th" "le0!< ; pr e!)i\ring rioals e ither ~·!ith issuer' food, tr~il pac!< foo!'l , or finding his own food. Program is dc1ivorad ·by s iieciillis t i n Scoutcraft, .l\couatics. nature , and survival trai!lfog. Cam;> 1•1 ill lrnn<J le t~10 i nd ividual trool)s per week and cen accommodate pro vis i ona1 campers. ~nd Trading Post facilitfas, equipped \•;ith sni'\cks , equioment are avai h bl e ~t C'\mr> Os°'g::: and Cherokee. ~an<licrl\ft items, and Scout r·1e r it t3adge and Skill !'M11 r d instruction is o f fr. rod by ciualified counselors , in over 4~ Scout relat ed activity :ind advanc;;:ment s ubjects. Sco uts wi ll be given more ori1Jort unity at l\ctui'll ri'lni< advancement dLiring a '-''C!ek 'l.t summer ccm!J than th::: rest of t :1c year comb i nod. The 1•1at e r of fers eve ry tyre of aquatic 11cti vi ty, (boa ting , ci.lnooi :ig, S\•li rnmi!lg, '.Ind fishing). The l ai'd is r. paradi so for small game ; opossums, dee r , coons • fox0s, r abb its , squirre ls and birds of al l types (and yes, SKunks) can be found in abundaric::. There is most every type of fol iagc and tree n;itivc t o the area found on the Reservation. * * ** * l 980 CAP!P SCHEDULE ·Juile 8 - 14 ............. .......................Staff !3ovclopm::mt Heek June 15 21 ..... ... •... ••. .... . ...... ... ..•. .... .......• First Session Juno 22 .. 28 •..•••.••••••.••••.•...••.•. . .• .... •..• . • ... Second Sessi on June 29 - Ju ly s .... .... .... .. ........................... Third S:;;ss i on Jul y £- - 12 ..... . .•..... ....... •..•..... . •.•... ...•.. • . Four th S:?ss ion July 13 ... 19 .. ..... .. ........ . .... . . . .. ....... . .. ..... . .. . Fifth Session Juiy 20 - 26 . ••....•.•••••••••••••.••••••••••.•..•..•••. •Sixt'.~ Sess i on ***** Tll£ PURPOSE Kia Kima Scout Res crvdt.ion 1,,;ith its colorful history ilnd magic appeal will hignliaht an adventul'C camp whc ro most of the program ~1 ill be troop and patrol c ont0r~d . Its puri:iosc is to i;>ui1 d strength in the Pi'.tro l an1 troop organizati on, as well as t he individual Scout through a day-by-day prograw c f "reel" Sc:-uting . .'\\·sel l trained staff 1~ ill e!1deavor to help you provide s memorab1c prograre for your Scouts . �i<U. :<If·ii'.. SCOUT RESE R.l.IP1T!GN IS O!>E:-l TO P.LL REGARDLESS OF P~~CE, CREED, OR COLOR. REGJSTE~Er; SCOUTS 1\i1~C LE!\~ER.S , CN·lOE - SQ Mi fa C.i:ioe Tri p BOOT - '"1akya Tr<'. i1 Hi k<:> C:WOE ?f,DDLE - Overnight Canoe Tent - Overnight Camping Trip ARROWHEAD - C~mn Cherokee C1;r!iPFIP.t. - C~mp· Os age Ei!ch Scout i'.nd l eader sh;ill receive t ile b'1.sic K:<SR patch :\S 'I pe:rt cf tl1eir camp fee. Segments , for the various programs 11nd l'I Ctiviti es which the camp offers, ;;ire avail abfo to Scouts and 1 aadc rs who partici oat" in th11t Pi1<1s <- of t:-ie camp oro·gram. S<:gm:mts arc on Si\l c for fifty cents each e.t bc-t!l t rading ?OSts. *-.'r*** TROOP J. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. INFORl>'J\TIO!~ R~viG'W Summer C;m~ plans u'lrly. t1rrangc for quali f ied l0nd.orsl1ip for your trocp . Each Troor.i must provide ~n <'.dul t l c'ldcr at least 21 yo~.rs of age. Phn thu :-rogri.\m you \•!?.n t to Achi e ve:. [)\i tc rfTli ne ' lh't 2,~ch Sco1.rt is to ?.cccmoli~. M:.ik;i !\ 1 is t of troo;, gear !\n'i p,:;;rsonn1 gc".r you h>.v0 nnd bring neccss:iry i terns tc c;unp. ;, physical :::x~min~ti on is ne:ce:ss.:1ry for ci\ch Sco1it ".nd le~d.:r. THIS IS ii f·iUST. '";odi C". 1 forms ilrG i'\V"iil '\b 1~' 'It Scout Servi c0 C: :ite r. f"hk: fi n:il t.rranr::;ments fe r safo transport'.'.tio!'l ~f Scouts t o Kia Kim:\ Scout P.c s:::rvati on. Upon ".rr·i v.~1 at c11mn , turn in!\ compl ::;t ::;d rost'3r of Scouts '\t t ;; ;: '\dministration 8ui 1ding. H/\\!E ;i, C.'W iP PROliOTIOf'! iHGHT '.HTH SCOUTS t1f'!D P:,REiHS US l f!G THE KI;, KIMA C ~.LL YOU'. c:·J·\p PR::lf'.'.lTIOi1' C!~t.I?,'.';/,f.l :1ND SCHEDULE ;\ D.",TE . P~ESE"! T:',T! '.)~L SOUTH"!EST ~10RTHEF1ST Er:STERN Ri ch11rd Green 398-4102 J erry Schil c Jim L .ycook 362 -3241 SOUTH CE1ffR;"iL f;rfond"r Bovd 785-8520 • ;~,\SHOBf, SOUTHEP1ST Gus Li r. ds trom St:;;ve t,l dri dg:.; 83~··2535 35 7 ..5774 388-7055 0 :·!ORTH CE:fit;f',L Autn ur D1wi s 526··8656 FIL~i �SUGGESTED P.4RENTS NIGHT PROGRAM FOR Cf.\!-1P PROMOTION 1. Pre-opening ...•..••••..•••••.••.•. . •.....••.. . . . ... ... ... .. Senior Pe.tro l Le11dcr 2. Opaning Ce r~mony ......................... . .......... . .. . ~ .. .. ... . . .. ....... Scouts ~Jc lcomc Pnr~nts .... . to ...... . . . . .................... .. ... . .. .. ... . . Scoutm~ster Song ? Skit; or Domonstrt1tion . . ........................ . .... . .. ... .. ., .J\11 Scouts C,~m!'> 3. Introduction of Promotion Team .. . ....... .................. .. .... Scoutm;i.s te r 4. Ki11 Kim2 Scout R~sc rv11tion Pro9rcm 5, Ciscussion of Kii'\ Kir.ic Reservation, .:ind your Troop' s i nvo l vcmD::t .. ...... . .. . .. . . District !Ji stri ct Ci1m11 Promotion Chil.i rr:i~;i i'!nd 0-f\ Promotions Tc<'m fl-:irnb cr C~mp ProllK'ti ons Ch<1i rm>.n, Prorioti ons T:.;c:m ~·:cmb2r, Troop L~11dersh i D, ?.nd P~rcnts. 0-~. 6. Scoutm~.s wr 7. Closing Ceremony ..... . .. . .. . ......... . ... . .... .. .. . . .F1sst. Senior P'ltrol Lai'tdJr 8. Rcfrcshmi:::its iii nutc ..... . . . . . . ... . ... .. . .tlC\•1 C11mpi ng :ic 1ps tl1c Scout to .~dv;inc~ . CAMP FEES 19HCl Ki "t Kim11 Scout Res:::rv'!ti on foQ is $50.00 oer Scout ., r e r 11100 1< . t1 $2.0') ~l:! r Scout !<!fund is duo tho troop, follOl~ir.g its st-:.\t i!t c::.mp , if the total $5:1 .00 p1:r Scout foe !•111s Pi\ i d 1:1:10 weeks prior to th<: troops '!rri V'l1 at c.~mr. $10.'.l'.l depos it pe r Scout ., per 1~eek , is du::: prior tc •·li'.y 15 . Fee for 50 mile canoe trek is $58 .00 por Scout -:nd l 2i1dcr wi t11 no r<? f:.ui ds . t.D~LT LF\Df.RSHI P. THE !\DUL T lEf1DERS ~iUST BE 21 LE!i.DERS '1UST BE PRESE:'!T NIGHT .".ND o;,,y. E:1CH U!! IT MUST H!1VE RESPONSIBLE YE:\RS OF .'\GE. REG.ISTRt'\ TION PROCEDURE Trooti roster forms <ire nrovi dcd for you to com\'>lc?tc :'1!1d :Jrirto \vi th you upon your .~rri Vi'.l ilt c;imp. T!•Jo cooics ~ro nocoss11ry. INSURANCE Your Scouts M'C insur'"d l·~!-i il e •.t Ki-'\ Kim~ Scout P,osorv'!tin . Thr;.. Chickas aw Council ci\rrfas both li~.b ility '\nd !'le<lic11l insur~nc~1 on Scouts ilnd Lo'ldcrs attondir.9 camp. From l :00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. Sund·v supper is first moi':l for troops. arriving prior to 1 :O'.l ri.m. should bring their own lunch. Troops LEAVING CAMP Any Sco1Jt or L011d0r who k'\vc:s Reserv'l t~ on must c'lcci< out t !1rouqh C"-mP offi CG. �DINING H1~LL - OS;~GE Hhofos~me feed wi11 be s e rved c?.fctGri:i style. Scouts sit 10 :-. t il t ilb lc by troops. i"ieals ar<:: ·includod in fee except for lun ch S'\turd:1y :i11d Sund'ly 1.1hich ccsts $1.50. per person for those troops ti'v1t ha v.;; not yet chocke d out , or ch.c C:< in 01'. rly. This payment <loos net i\pp ly to those troops s t ;iyirig for two \·1c oks • DIN ING - CHEROKEE .· Food is ct.c livore d ti.~ice dc:ily to cr.rnositos. DINlN!l Piltrols prop11r:-? thei r o~m meals. ·· !'!ILDERNESS Cf;;;p ;'12als at tile "iilderness Camp will consist cf issued food , trail-pa ck and fi ndi ng ones m-m food. This meal pattern will rotate. Exar.iple ... Breakfast ;:ion d.:iy would b::! .issued ; Tuesday , it would be tr<til pacl< ; 1.1ednesday, no food 1•1oul d be issued. f•ll meals will rotate b this pattern. 1\11 rirecauti o:is for the safety of t he Scouts will be taken . :, He alth Lodpc is ;:wail ab le with a c, ua l i fied me di c:i l corpm1111 a nd doctor on duty 24 hour-s i'. day. In 11d'li t;i on, we hilv:= r;in 11gr0ement wi t~1 Fulton County Hos pi t11 l for em~rgency servi ces. GENER!-1L CLEANL !NESS A Scout is cle'ln, shol'!ers 11nd l a trines are cw r. il ab l 0 fo r Sco~its :ind adults a t e P.ch C'lffi'lS i te. CP1MP TRAD I NG POST Trading Posts are in both Os age .'J.nd Cherokee . H:indicr,1ft i t0ms . ~>.mo T-shirts , sti\mps, souve ni c rs, sn:icks, Scout equipment, cw"lf" mugs , toil ::itri e s , ill'ld oth 2r items of er.mp lif::i r.rc av~ilablc. VEHICLES Iii! C/',MP P'lrking must bo confined to p11 rking lots. Onl y c'lmp v:ihicl e s '!nd do l iv1iry trucks will be po rmittod PilSt parking :irc'ls. Sp .; e d li mit·· 15 mil os nor hours . EOUIP!1ENT ISSUED TO EACH TROOP BY THE RESERVATION Troor.is ~t CilmP Osage wii 1 be i ssu::d t he f ollowi ng ~qu i pme nt if needed : <! !<0rcs ,111<1 l ante rns (1 fo r l a trin'.n 1 fo r tho c11mnsite) , broom, r?.ke, 1 l)a tro l fly, :";moric<rn fl r.g. 1 bulle tin bc11 rd, 6 ~ctivity cha rts, bo~·1 s aw, Igloo cool Gr. Troops i1t Camo Cho rok0c v:il l ba issued trio fo 11 rn•;i ;'lg ~qui pmcn t i f needed : 1 Petrol fly for cook ing, l dining fly for '~" ting 11r oi\, 1 tr:1il c!1of ki t per patrol (a patrol is S ~o rsons), 1 cutl ory kit per pi!trol , 1 dutc:i oven per pr.trol , 1 griddle nor p;;trol, p l .'l. t·~s , cuos '\ncl s il vc rwaro for oec:1 ot:rson , 3 1,.1,% b tubs , 2 dip bags. 2 scrub brus hes , 2 gri 11 s , 1 bow saw, 1 broom, 1 r .:11<e, 2 !<0ros2no l;mte ?"ns (~ for t ho latrine - 1 fnr t h<? C".rnpsite ) , /'irneric<1n fl()g, l bull c ti r. board , 5 activity ch a rts , 1 I9loo cool e r, 1 food stori\go cool e r . Troops a t 1,,lil -:!ernc ss Camp \'rill b(] issu::id th<:' fell ow ing equipment if nee de d : 1 tr~il chef k i t oc r pa trol (<1 0<1tro l is 8 9o rsons) , 1 cutl e ry kit pe r D'ltrol , 1 dutch ov:m ocr pa trol, l griddl e per oatrol, 3 wash tubs., 2 dip ba.os , 2 scrup brus hes. �Jroops are rasoonsibla for all tl10 camp :iqui Dm&nt that it checks out from th:: Com·· pound or Commissary. If t he cquipmcr. t is lost or dana~ed, your TrooQ is ros9onsibl2 for its rcplac:;men t b;;fore l ;;:wing camp . t.l so, e,11 <:!Qui;:>mcnt must be returned clean. WHAT TO 3RING TO cr;:1p Scout Uniform (shorts or l o:ig p~nts) T-shi r ts Socks Extr:i Clothing Jacket Undcr\'lcaiS1•lim Trunks Ra i nv1car Shoes (tonnis and ni k1ng) Pcrson;:,l toi l et i t cJ11s .. to1oml , wash clotl1, so:io, e tc. Scout H~ndbool' P.:ncil ~, :loteboc!< Hcalt~ Cer tificate (a must) Bl ~nk~ts or Sl 2cping Bag Pi 110!" Fishing Gear tio ri t !hdg.:! PZlno'l lets fl 'lS'll i g;1t TP.00? EQUIP:1ENT First f,id Kit FOR WILDERNESS SURVIVAL CAMP Pi:ick Sko.;ping Bag Uniform Scout !1:indbook Ffal ::!book Elting utensils ilcss Kit CAMP MAILING ADDRESS P.opc or Tt•!i no Troop Flag Pa tro 1 Flaqs f-.mori Ci'l.11 Flag !l11nr!b'Jok for Scoutm~s ~..!t~ Igl oo and Cups L'lntorn i1ny ottv::r msteri <1l s th11t •.vill ~ ..i lp troop: If t~kinq CaM~inq - Cooki ng :!l · Cook Ki t~ .1xe Hanel Ground Cl ot.'1 Compass SCOUT: (~lame? ) Troon : (Number) Kia Ki MI\ Scout CaPJP: C~ntccn Fl ,,s~l i gnt Groui:I Clot'i R~s0rvntion Os.~g(\ or C11cr..,kcc ~lild<::rncss C•.mp Pone.ii~ Hardy , .".rk'lnS >.S 72542 Pocket K.'li fc Extr~ Cl ot:ics S11inming Trunks 501 - 25 7-3F83 or WHEN YOU .'IRRl VE 1. Report to Ca1110 r,amiflis;;r,1ti o,1 Cluilding. Troop st1nd uy . 2. Meet C:i.mp Di rectors, turn in rcmai ni ng feJs 'Ind troop roster fo rms . 3. \•!ith trooo counselor proceed to ClllTll) s1te: ;, . Outl inc Sundzy Program B. Select Tent ~nd Bod C. Chmg:: into Swim Trunks 4. Go to r.:cdicai check ?.t roserv~ticn H~~lci1 Lodge. S. Visit Cining Hal l for U!blc assignments . 5. Go to 1·!atarfront aro;: for swir.i cl<'.ssi f ic1tion lio:i-s•"ill'lllCr - one 1·!ho c;innot swim 50 ft. !lcgi nncr - jun;> i r., swim 50 ft. in d:cp w1 tur. m~r-;, on.; turn S\'limnr.ir - Swi m 75 Y::tr ds, 1~i th strong s troko, 25 yds, res ting bac~s trokc, flo at motionless for 1 minute . 7. Check out oqui pr.i'!nt and tour c~.mp. 8. Check wccl<s oro9ram with your troop counse lor. !1ny questi ons, ?lnaso ask ! 9. Evilning moal 6 :00 p.m. Osllge • 5:30 p. m. Cher okee 10. Progr~m scheduling aftor evening moal 7:00 p.m. ll . C~mofire - 8:3~ P. .m. ( Sund~y ) �INSTRUCTION/\L SCHEDULE . . . . . -- - -. - - . CONSER\/:.n m: SCOUiCR\FT/ f\QU!\TI CS ECOLOGY r1REi\ Di wl <:;t.,.-lu 9:0'.l Cons,:?rv<!ti on S. I\. Envi ronmcnt S ..:1. Smf\ 11 Boat S.'\il i nq f1B ( Ch-:?rokcc on 1y) Nnturo M.B. Lifesaving r: .B. Rowing .:i .B . S~·1.:r.m~.,~ i·~ . E . tJ nn- -st11i rran'."!' rs /I o0 8.}qi nnGrs . C!'J·.iPCR'\FT <; • J{) Swimming Ski 11 J\1·11.1 r1 r~ • --.r t I 10 :00 ;\B if." ;.j B Hi ki ng S.f1 . Cooking ;ui .;s.:1. Fis;1 & Hildl ifc :·m {>lmpi ng ;-LB./S .ii . F'>rosty MB {E66ec.tlve 1- 1-SO, F.lrSt.. "1 ' . d ,.'1 . B. /S . ;·'\ Soi l & \hte r ~ 1.B . .th<?. 60U?~<Ot9 .11£<4 W c;ithor !' : i . B. (Os.cigo Only) added to ~equ.Ute, _ . 1:.nv1 r. :ic1 one.::· !•1. o 1'1onc:errng me11.t6 - "3e c.uM.en..1 . G'2 ol ogy tl .B. qi 1d. Survi Vt\1 .ey cc.>Jt.tt).<.ed hi bc..1.i.ic Uue l>u.ppoJtt ik mm:i 1s 1-i.B. brJ !,me.U~t Red Reptile Stu~y M.B. Em,::r . i'r::'lrer.ess C.JW.6.6 OIL /:e.'1.ltt /..Mn . Plant Science i·i.3 . M.B. (Osaoo onlvl Li fcguar d 13 . S.r.. 12 :30 W\m1rc't\FT FI!:Ul - SPORTS Ri fl c ~ Shotgun Shooting ii.B , LGi\tl1Cr11ork H. B. !hodc.3 rving f1.B. , }) ., D flrc. nry 1 ·i. v . A .,..; ,...., t'I ?~"'"'; ,...,.. Instructionill 71,y-0 £l'lskotry l1.B . and r1rcl1c ry Instruc t i oni\l Ri f l e ilrld f\rchc ry Indian Loro '"1 .S . Gen. Fiel d Sport> Per,fi tness Fi tnoss .... 0 . t,~ L U MC k Env ir . Scienc" ti .B R::ptile Stud._v M.B. rhtur;} r: .B. 1-hnrn'.'! 1s 1,; . ~. Soil "< !bt::r Con. F0rostry Vi .tl. Fish Hildli fc lfi .B. Bot11ny ii. B. Sr.n 11 Boat S11i.11ng LifP.s<tving M.!3. n .R, (Ch:Jr~kcie only) ~- ,,,,,, Canoe i ng M.B . 5.. · . s. 1.,• . 1,rnr.nng Li fc~u:1 d B. S.:._ • • ,. B .<~nmm1 nJ : l. . {<'>e.e. 110.te. above.) Z:'JO 3 :QO f:-: ().') GNERf.;L BOf\iI NG I GEilERi'IL :~tklO I CRf\FT I FREE 5 ::lO R""l • s· . r ::: :·: s·..i noo .":. .ngJt!'.1·;,.· tgun . t3 • First lli d i".B./SJ.. ;~\rcharv }1.B. s'l nna.1i 1'Hl .. ., (Ch::rokoe onl v) Pionacri ng Rif1e r, Shotgun Wild . Survi V'\1 Shooti ng M.B. Erner. Prep• r <idn::ss Gen. Field Spor ts 'i.B.{Ch::r okoe Only C'lffiplng . ,'I. '' B. ;r;) .,\' . " 1 sum I \ . • ( _ ........ - k •• , .-~- - - .. Cooking N. B/S .i'.. - ..t!.ia..un i t J., od i"r" r111l ..v t o ·~ild'1rnoss Surviv<!1 C.'.\mo) .. Lo'l therwork., !foodcarvi n;i G[:.!ER.'.1L FIELD SPORTS 1t Camp Chcrok::c ~ re counseled by LOI':! ..._, . DI N H E f~ Twilight Bo11ting or Cano;Jing , ~ ~' B Mondll.Y , Tue~day , Pcdns2d11y M :l Thursd11y ; 1s .ronorl\Y •. . I:idiiln Fi shing ~i. 6 . m::cts r·londay on 1y 7:30 p.m . M.B. �PROGRAM SCHEDULE SHEET AQUl\TICS !'; ~ ...~ Ht;ND ICRf', FT FIELD SPORTS I ) I "'.; I - r ; g"" 0<::"' ' ..,u .., u ~ :;, s. ·~ VI c: 1. d" I ·~ ' I ...,... ::r I I I Vl I c: I I 7/r.,,,,...,,u l I v _,_7~:/~~~-~-~~7~.~~·-~ _·z.;;: ~~"'--' z:::::..+--+--+--+~i--l--+-+--+--+--+~!--1--+--+--+-+--t---ir-J1--t-+-- n. i J (/ 'I />1~ ~.4-...:J __}. C_,.,_,~. -/ ,,)1,);7,,., A, ,.,, J 1'1 .;1.>z..;(u o J 1~, J ·-l--+--l--1--+-+-+-+-+-t-t-t--1HHr-t-t-·· / 0 11 .7)a~_,.,, 72,,_/_ ;7t; _,124_,_. --------l~-l--+-l-+--+~f-+--l----l--1---+--+--+·--+--lf-+--+--+--+--+---+-·· _,l'-5""-· - -- -- - -+-J-+--J.-+-+-J-+--+•-~--If-,-J--l--+--l-+-t-i--J--r---1----~l ~. 17 - l I 18. I 19. I l I I ..,.·-·l---+-l--~'--1--t--f---t--t-- I I ?1 ; l j I ! I I ' I ~ Scoutmas~rs should ha.ve these sheets fil 1e<1 out and avai 1<1b le at the Sunday ni 9ht pr ogram scheduling m:ceti ng. �J o _. ""::><• I ~. ' I I ' I I -11 I t I f I -· .~ ...~~ "..J. -,"· r w "" ~. "' " ' N . '-' 3 - ·- '- ' -::> "' ~ N "' "'"' Cj ' , I ~ J. - .:> - ~-~.., :"'" r -,-1 ' N ~ I ,_ - ·~ . ' - ... l I:" ('I) ..., 1:- .-- - I f'\ _ _ • -. ------:~---~*;: - ''""'''" "" ·- - - - - : __ _ ·-~--- ' ;;;;_-:;. ::;,""" ,.,, l r,..,,.. +;;.:;f "' '" ;'> •w . N ~ ~ r. > t-- '' S/''w..__ m'"P '''4l!S. . -~"id ' ' -I - - 1· tu Li fo 1m 'J '1"11l!n!l '•: l I i • , u m r i i i; ; ; : -C ! ' -- I '''°" II ' - fl ' '' 0 I -, '-0 - J, - c •. - . Iik i n9S'1" r-- -"'- ! l I --,--- j l I I ITT I I -- -i- - ' """ '" ~ ~...,, •, I I "r. ____ - ,-,--,.. . - ' I l " ' "' "'"' ~"'".,,,,,._ . I . ' I ' '" ""'""' I - - ' ' d I1-r- · ~ - ' - - ,_ I ' - I , ' :zn 0 "" J• .0 :; b I I I I I ~~~ I 11 -;J) ...., "' "' :"> ,.,, I r'..) I _. --- ----- V> n 0 c: -< n .. J <"' :'l ...... g ~ n ;o ,> ~ I I I' �P R 0 G R A M S C H E D Ul E . TUESJ;W f-IO:ml\V SUNDP~Y 11EDNESOf\Y THRUSD!1Y i FRI1F1Y First Call 5:3) - Rcvc ill e: 6 :45 · ~laiters Call 7:00 ·· tl rr:'l!(fost Sorv~d and Fl aq }:ii si n'! 7 :15 - 7 :45 Br e'lkfilst 9 :OC' I :·! S . R U C T I 0 ii i\ l T I f~ E S:CIJ Chur ch 9 :31l f\11 Prog ram f.'. rc(ls are op: n f or :ler i t Badga r ns · R UC T I 0 N A L T I '.i E 10:00 St11ff '10ot i n9 l-lake··up S~,TURD!\Y !li1e S'iii m 8:30 ( 4 hours of tr.~ ir , i ng i n d iS t C\OCtl vJi ll'lllin£? rcqui r 2d CHECK OUT 8 :(10 .• 11 : 3'} I !1 S 12:00 Lunch RVCT I G~ ~ L LUi~CH T l i':E :Jai t r. r C111l 12 :15 - Lunc'1 st;r vud 12:30 - l :O'l • ?. ;O.J S;ifo s~~i m n~ fense t he Pr ogr am - for 1': 11 }\dr.ii n.Bl dg . ~d ult l rarters. 2 :0J * 130 tc sit:1 I ;: S T R U C T I 0 N A l ~" ~\~di c?.1 R~c;1eck T I ME * CamD Tour . *. Swim Ci=leck :i :00 * Dr ?t\•1 Equ i p. I f~ S T R U C T I 0 H ~ L T I fi E * R.e vi e\.'/ Pro or11m , Gen. H:i.n ji cr;ift Gon. ;-1r..ndi cri\f t Gen. H,mdi cr af t '>sn. Handi.craft ll : 'j:"') FREE S4If' F1EE $\~IM FRFfi Sl:JIM FREE S\!Ii>i Ldrs .S ioot ut f" -- r-.: "'! 1 A <"'-- ... ,.. .... Gnn. Fi0l d $ nAlo"te f.i:>" r. ; ,..lrl 0 Tr.:>0P Cookout 1 Uni t Leaders 1 St eak Supper "l"ti t.crs C'l 11 5 ;45 Di nnor S~rvc-1 f. Flag Lo\'/er ing o:00-6: 30 ·Jsn9o l :OJ * C!wck- i n ~t - 7 :')1 SPL ibet i ng Ovc rn ioht Hike (Cam~} Os.:ige ) Ove ni g~1 t Cr.nee Tri ? (Os11ge) Lca~ers Pr ogram Planning Tr"o~ fc: 1 0~1s 1r, Ove r"li ght Hike .Ove rni oht Canoe (Ch.:? rok~e ) Tri ) (Ch')rokce) T11i i gh t [;cati nq l wilight Bn3 ting 8:00 Campti re - 8 ; 30 Song Fest '/c sµt?r S2rvi co j a; -- 30 Tt'\PS - -- 12: 30 $1 . 50 per !XH' SOn (hol d ove r Troops c,1 t f ree ) CPJiP \H DE f1CT. (Th underbird Fr i:e Swi m'l't 1md General Boeti ng (Cherokee; Tn i 1 for 2 ~- ~\'n':~:< of Tears) Trcops SiVSt'l.ff Com!'l:ti ti on (Cherokee) R:ill y} 0vor n i g:1 t c~noa Tri p (Che r 0kec ) $[\ /S t:i ff Compoti t i on Overnight Hi kc Camp Osage (Osage) Twili ght Bo;iti ng Twili gh t Boatin In ter Troor 0-;'\ Fe 11CMs:1i p Reser vati on Camnfi re 8:30 Cariipfi res Di ni ng lfal 1 Vis t ors \'IO lcatn'.) �' Adv11ncerrent is t.'le r rime succ<?Ss in the progr11m. ADVAi\lCEMENT r:i~son th'lt .:i boy st'lys in Scouting. It is his measure of How to M11.ke it harpcn with your Scouts 1. Bef0re C'lmp - knol'I the 2. Set a goal with eed1 boy - drn 11cn!)c hi m. (It is recommondod thnt Scouts work tow11rds a m11ximum of 4 Vierit Badges 11nd/or Sk i l1 !\war ds ) 3. Use of the Progmm Schedule Sheet wil 1 cnabla tie the program needs of your Scouts. 4. Let· JOCI~ 5. ~ 1!1i 1e 6. t.\(;) rit !ladge Cl asses ar \') impor tant, "t camp to ha vo FUN • ?.civ~ncement st11tus of Ci\Ch Scout. CPJll!'.' st<1ff to better serv::? advanced Scouts helc younger Scouts. at cemp· kaep 11ccuri'\te day to d11y adv.)nc(;)ment records. ~ut don' t OVER-DO. r-cmcmber, tile boys '\N Kl.'\ KI:'ll', SCOUT flESERV.HIOi'! ADVANC81ENT ;>'.':OGfl/\M SKILL ;',WARDS Listed !>el0\•1 ?.re 7 skill ":\~'lrds offered t~is summer 'I t requirements th'lt a Scout c'lnnot compl ete ?.t Ki .~ Ki n.-.. c~mll . 1'.lsc listed <tr;: t rios.:: Fi rst .'\td Hiking - Compl:?:te Nquir;:;mont 3 before: cillllp. 1. 5 Cl\noing - (Should b ring~ Scout PilCk to comnl~t'" requirements.) P~Gui rcmcn t I! . '/ Cooki n9 $ S·~ir.ming 6. Environment 1 conscr v".tion - {l'iust be cl assficd as a S\'lirrrn.:? r . ) - Requi r.,ment 4. liECUT 3;\0GES L1sted bel o\'! ar<: 35 irorit b-:dgcs offcrod ~t camp wis surrrn>ir . ,\l sc listed Jr<: those requi r cm::nts th~t a Sccut C'nnot compl ete ~t C~mp Cherokee or Ci!mp Os?.rc. t,11 Merit B'ldgc Y f1rchery r 1\stronomy - 9 :31) Mmr~l c ts C'lCll MUSt be c"mr>l etaly re"-d before e,rriVl'\ l nt Ci.llllp. nigh t /... Bilske tr,y 11 Bi rd Study - 5 :ind 7 - 5: 3:> a.m. 1 .1. 3otaoy I .;S c~ch mornin g Camping - 8'1 - Cherokee - Sa & c - Os11ge �• 11 1 { ,~ Ccnoeing ~ (Must be clcssificd as swirrmcr.) Cooking - Osage - 3 Emergency Preparedness 11 En vi ronrnental Science /?; First ,'lid - (Must have: skill 111·1ard.) 1r Fi sh ;ind l~il dli fe f1anagcment ).<> Fishing - (Applicant must bring his own rod, reel and tackle } ;1,rkansas license required for all over 16 years of age . •:i. 1 Fores try - 7 and 8 ·*J- Geo1ogy 23 lndi nn Lore i Insect Life ,.!. 2( lifesaving - (Must have swimming me rit badge.) ~c Lcatherworl< :.-7 :1c:mmals d Na ture ·· 5 z'i Orkmteering 30 rersonal Fitness - 6 I j 3' Pioneering Pl ant Science s i Reoti le Study - 8 3f Rowing - (i'iust be cl assficd :i.s s1~irnmer.} ;}5° Si gna 11 i ng 3<'. Smell Boat Sai ling - {11ust be cli\ssified es sv;immcr) Cilcrokee only . 3 7 Soi 1 11n<i 3~ \~ater Swimming - (Must have ski 11 !lward) 31 \•leather - Sb g, 5c ¥'" \~i l derness ¥1 '·food Carving. Survival �SPECI!-1LTY OPPORTUNITIES • OVERNIGHT CANOE TRIPS Can be 11rranged for i'\ny troo!). (By ila tional Council regulc:tions, onl y Sco uts classified as beginner or swimmer can make th~ tri p. ) Scheduling can be done '\fter sup:ier Sunday night. LIFEGUARD, B. S .;\ . Effective Janaury 1 , 1980, the followi ng was added t o t ho rcqui rcm.-:m ts for Li f0guar d 8Sf1: "Bi= cur rently ce rtifi ed in basi c life sup!lo rt (CPR) by American Red Cross or .!\mcri can Heart l\ssoci ati on . " i'i?\ ' KYA TRP,Il HIKE Ten mile hiking trail t4liich covers virtually all rioin ts of the reservati on. ARCHERY - Equi pm.')nt furnished. ;\ction archery Mnge provi ded. Fee sf1 ooting 11nd cl11ss ins trution. If ocrsoni'l l arch3ry equi pm.' ?nt is bro ught to c;:imp, i t must be checked i n at the Camp Administration Bui l ding. RIFLE f'Ji:IGE - .22 Rifle Range is available for Badges i!nd recreati onal shooting .O?. cents fJE!r round . Rifl es e r ammuniti on may b~ brought to camp for us e by the individual . /l.11 firearms must be checked into the Camp f1dmi nistmtion Building upo n .~rri v;i1 at c11ml). (No hand guns rie rmitte d), SKEET SHOOTI ~!G at clay pi geons ~1 ith .t:-10 shotgun or 20 9au0e shotgun. Cost 25¢ eac~. ':ILE S1Hl·l - For Sco uts and load-:rs offor cd on Saturtlay mornin~ at 3:30 at Camp Chcr oke::? . (~.ho urs of t r 'lini no in disti\nC:) S\•1 ir:imi n<l r 2qui red) !3" ··1'!ILE Ci\:~aE T~EK - Five full davs on the riv.~ r. SO-mi l e afoot··~ fl oat oi vcn to t hose Scouts c.nd Le'ldr:rs compl e ti ng trek . Counsc·l or wi 1 l ilccomrany troop on t r ok RESE RViiTIO?J CN·lP FI RE Tho vwek at camp 1~ il1 ;,n~ :•1ith the reservnti?n c;impfi rz on Friday night at 8 :00 o .m. Th~ troops of the Ki a Ki rn'I Scout t\cscrv:iti on gathe r fo r t.hc campfi !"'-" whi ch f :iaturcs auti1cnti c Indi :m l)?.ncing, songs, nr esen tation of Cc up feathers , <w1;ird$ , ~.nd m;iny otl1 er even ts. P:i r onts ::ir:i i r.vi t cd ;ind encour.~g0d to attend this ou ts t 11ndi nn ev~nt . �.. TO BE TUR:,IED TROOP ------ O ISTr~ ICT r:·J l·iiiE!.J REGlSTERHlG _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ IJEE K OF CN,!P_ __ __ _ _ $1') .00 $40 .00 sr..~ .oo P..2s .Fee Bal an cu 8A.1ance r--nw.g .L~ !IOf :E Nll.ME( Qri nt) PHONE HOf'IE i'10DRESS :i.1n Lcnc!Grs : Scouts : l ,, 3. ·4 . 5 . -;... 7 0 - - " -,, 11'1 J.2 ,.., .la , r1 r: .17. l0 - 'Q 2" 2l 2..~ 2~ ') t- ..,,, 2.6 - I' ' �TO BE TURNE D IN 1~1lEi'I REGISTE RH!G • . . fROOP - -- - - - DISTfHCT ------- '·!£EK OF CN'~P _ __ __ __ I $1C.OO $40 .oo $6.S. OO HOi:E Nfo.ME ( ori nt} HOME !1DDRESS PHONE fbs . F:?.e Ba 1anc(! 8;i. hnce "•··~ ~ ~, f\t('I Leade rs : £m100I ·scouts: 1 ? 3. ·i;, 5. ~ - .) 7 p -··--~ ~ Tn 11 ," , ~ l.:.1 1 r. 1 r- -· , ., lo , (l - .. 2" . I ---· 2' 2~ I 2~ ,_,.., "' ~q_ --"'! 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A Mf: !I ,1?l'I 2 n1!!~~~. 11') re 1\'i.ic.• tu'•", � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Kia Kima Leaders Guides Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource The Kia Kima Leaders Guide is published annually with information regarding the camp facilities, program, and registration. This collection of Leaders Guides begins in 1918, the third camping season of Kia Kima. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document -~ I ' ' ' i l ..--.·· - \ .:.... - - ---. t, ~c/ ... ~ \> CJ~ E '< q~~j '> ~· ,.: ~ .. · L -- I Mcvi.ch 11, 1981) l~e would Uke :to peMona.Uy we.tccme. you Md IJCWI. TMop :to !Gl4 ti;na Sc.out Re.6eAva.ticn .tft.U 6wnmeJL. (:Je Me 6ttt.e you Md ycM. boy6 i.u<U. ha.ve. al'! ou.:t- 6.tMdlng Scou.tln.9 e.x pVU.enc.e. when ycu. :take a.dvantage o 6 the planned p11.og1tam and e.xc.eU.e.nt t)a.cllU .. hu wh.lch ha.ve. be.en de.vei. oped 601t. all u.nU6 w<..tJWt the Cou.nc.A.l.. Yo!.1.11. Chi.ck.a.6aw Cou.nc.U Camp..Utg Convr;...ttee ha-6 e.nc.ea.vo1t.e.d t.o pMv.lde. e.vC/l.lj ~ac<..U.ty to a.6ouJt.e. the <I UCCC?.66 on ljCl.1.11. ptano. You. w.u.t 6-<.1td -tJU.o Ca.mp Le. a.de.It Manual to be. a. g1te.a:t help to ljott, yo u.11. c.omml.tte.e, a.nd rJOUlt Ju.n-lolt. Leadw a.6 you. i:ila.n qoWT.. Plf..rtJll.a.m. Ca1te6ul. pJtepM..a.tlon -ln eac!1 1.>e.c.tlon w.U.l con:tA.<.bu-te. to a. 1>u.cceo<16u.l :tNJop pltegJta.m a;t camp. You. .ohou.ld u.6e -tJU.o manua.l :to p.ean e.o.c.h Scout' 6 do.il.y 1>chedu.le a.o weft a.o t.Jte plan 601t IJOUll. Tll.Oop. PMgll.am .lcka.6 and oppol'..twl.Weo Me ma.de available 61t.om w/U.. ch rJOUll. Tit.cop can chooM. and de.vef.o p a. p11.0g1tam to me« ltA paltZ<.c.u.lalt. ne.edh. We call ljo!.1.11. 6pe.clal ttttx.ntion to .the 6e.ct.lon -lnvotv.lng K.i..a K.lma'o newe.1>t camp; a new !~'?C?.66 S1.1.11.v.lval Carip w/..-lch w<.U be.g-ln .ltA ~t ljeoJt 06 opelta.t(.cn :JtM 6W'r.!Vt. Yoult Scout' 6 happ.Ute.66 a.nd 1>11.tU 6act.lon at camp a.Jte. depe.nd.e.nt upon advanced pMgMJT. oef.<!.c.tlon and p.t.an;Ung. I 6 you have a. que.1>.t<.on net a.nl>WeAe.d .ln .the. 60.UOw.lng page.I> cit a pe1t1i onal pMbtem, a me.mb<!.lt 06 yoWT.. Camp.(.ng and Act.lv~ Comml.ttee c6 rJOUlt ?.lo.tM.ct, 01t IJOUlt 'l.{.otJt.lc.t E xec.W...lve <1.1.i.U be deUgf-.ted :to 11.JC.l!k 1uU.lt IJOU. ,ln <!.Ve.Jtlj Walj :to -lnl>u.lte .tha..t ljOU/f. u.nlt a.nd ljO/J.lt. bOljl> have. a oa.tU 6a.c. .. to!LrJ expi!M.ence at camp .tJUA "u.mmC/I.. LOCATION AND STORY OF KIA KH'iA SCOUT RESERVATION Kia Ki ma Scout Reser va tio1 is located near }:ardy, .".rkansas deeo in the Ozark r1ountains . Dedicated in 1954, the x1:?servc.tion consist of three separate camps - Camp Osaga , the main camp, Camri c:1ero!<ee. tha out post cam9. end our ne·.~ •:1i1derness survival ca.'!lp, Bet1·1een the th ree camps a Scout :1 ::i.s over !36\l ncres to exolore , dotted '"li t!i moutains, pastures 'Inc: a natur1l1 strear.i river an ~ also a 40 7.Cr>~ man m11de l.~ke . Camp Os age consists of 12 camp sit;,~s , a dir.ino. hall for me<iis , health lodcie and main administr~.tive building •.·ihich houses the Main camr.>'s 'lrimnry f?.ciliti<.:s. The beautiful Sout:1 Fork of the Spring River . (su:ijcct of a recent National G~o grilrihic article ) flows throug!l the middle of tr.0 c?.!111), giving each Scout the oryportunity of ~oati ng or v1:1i tc..1,.;ater canoci ng. c.~!'lo Cherokee, our outpost camp. cons is ts of 10 camp sites locat<!d on tr1e banks of t!le beautiful 4'l i'lcre 1 ake. Scouts rrep.ar0 tl1f.!i r 0111n rnea ls. r:1c P11tro l ~1ethod is t :1e !'lod::: of operation at Cherokee. '3e9h!1ing t his year Kia Kima Nill off:::r a r.ew th ird camp for use !')y OL!r Scouts ~nd leaders. fl new 1·Ji ldarness survival camp wil1 open ~1 it:: the 1980 campin9 s:::;;son. The ne1·1 '!i l dcrn::ss Survival Camri nffords 8ach Scout th<:: orportuiit.v cf building his own shelter f or th" "le0!< ; pr e!)i\ring rioals either ~·!ith issuer' food, tr~il pac!< foo!'l , or finding his own food. Program is dc1ivorad ·by s iieciillist in Scoutcraft, .l\couatics. nature , and survival trai!lfog. Cam;> 1•1ill lrnn<Jle t~10 i ndividual trool)s per week and cen accommodate pro vis i ona 1 campers. Trading Post facilitfas, equipped \•;ith sni'\cks , ~an<licrl\ft items, and Scout equioment are avai h ble ~t C'\mr> Os°'g::: and Cherokee. r·1e rit t3adge and Skill !'M11 rd instruction is of fr. rod by ciualified counselors , in over 4~ Scout relat ed activity :ind advanc;;:ment s ubjects. Scouts wi ll be given more ori1Jort unity at l\ctui'll ri'lni< advancement dLiring a '-''C!ek 'l.t summer ccm!J than th::: rest of t :1c year comb i nod. The 1•1a ter of fers every tyre of aquatic 11cti vi ty, (boa ting , ci.lnooi :ig, S\•li rnmi!lg, '.Ind fishing). The l ai'd is r. paradi so for small game ; opossums, dee r , coons • fox0s, r abb its , squirrels and birds of al l types (and yes, SKunks) can be found in abun daric::. There is most every type of fol iagc and tree n;itivc to the area found on the Reservation. ·Juile 8 June 15 Juno 22 June 29 July £July 13 Juiy 20 * * * * * l 980 CAP!P SCHEDULE - 14 ............. ....................... Staff !3ovclopm::mt Heek 21 ..... ... •... ••. ..... ...... . . . ..•. . . .. .......• First Ses sion .. 28 •..•••.••••••.••••.•...••.•. . .• .... •..• . •... Second Session - July s .... .... .... .. ........................... Third S:;;ss ion - 12 ..... . .•..... ....... •..•..... . •.•... ...•.. • . Four th S:?ss ion ... 19 .. ..... .. ........ . .... . . . .. ....... . .. ..... . .. . Fifth Session - 26 . ••....•.•••••••••••••.••••••••••.•..•..•••. • Sixt'.~ Sess ion * * * * * Tll£ PURPOSE Kia Kima Scout Res crvdt.ion 1,,;ith its colorful history ilnd magic appeal will hignliaht an adventul'C camp whcro most of the program ~1 ill be troop and patrol c ont0r~d . Its puri:iosc is to i;>ui1 d strength in the Pi'.tro l an1 troop organization, as well as t he individual Scout through a day-by-day prograw cf "reel" Sc:- uting . .'\\·sel l trained staff 1~ ill e!1deavor to help you provide s memorab1c prograre for your Scouts . i<U. :<If·ii'.. SCOUT RESE R.l.IP1T!GN IS O!>E:-l TO P.LL REGJSTE~Er; SCOUTS 1\i1~C LE!\~ER.S , REGARDLESS OF P~~CE, CREED, OR COLOR. CN·lOE - SQ Mi fa C.i:ioe Trip BOOT - '"1akya Tr<'. i1 Hi k<:> C:WOE ?f,DDLE - Overnight Canoe Tent - Overnight Camping Trip ARROWHEAD - C~mn Cherokee C1;r!iPFI P.t. - C~mp· Osage Ei!ch Scout i'.nd l eader sh;ill receive t ile b'1.sic K:<SR pa tch :\S 'I pe:rt cf tl1eir camp fee. Segments , for the various programs 11nd l'ICtivities wh ich the camp offers, ;;ire availabfo to Scou ts and 1 aadcrs who particioat" in th11t Pi1<1s <- of t:-ie camp oro·gram. S<:gm:mts arc on Si\l c for fifty cents each e.t bc-t!l t rading ?OSts. *-.'r*** TROOP INFORl>'J\TIO!~ J. R~viG'W Summer C;m~ plans u'lrly. 2. t1rrangc for qualified l0nd.orsl1ip for your trocp. Each Troor.i must provide ~n <'.du l t lc'ldcr at least 21 yo~.rs of age. 3. Phn thu :-rogri.\m you \•!?.nt to Achi e ve:. [)\i tc rfTline ' lh't 2,~ch Sco1.rt is to ?.cccmoli~. 4. M.:ik;i !\ 1 is t of troo;, gear !\n'i p,:;; rsonn 1 gc".r you h>.v0 nnd bring neccss:iry i terns tc c;unp. 5. ;, physical :::x~min~ti on is ne:ce:ss.:1ry for ci\ch Sco1it ".nd le~d.:r. THIS IS ii f·iUST. '";odi C". 1 forms ilrG i'\V"iil '\b 1 ~' 'It Scout Servi c0 C: :iter. 6. f"hk: fi n:il t.rr anr::;ments fer safo transport'.'.tio!'l ~f Scouts to Kia Kim:\ Scout P.cs:::rvati on. 7. Upon ".rr·i v.~1 at c11mn , turn in!\ compl ::;t ::;d rost'3r of Scouts '\t t ;; ;: '\dministration 8ui 1ding. H/\\!E ;i, C.'W iP PROliOTIOf'! iHGHT '.HTH SCOUTS t1f'!D P:,REiHS US l f!G THE KI;, KIMA FIL~i P~ESE"! T:',T! '.)~L C ~.LL YOU'. c:·J·\p PR::lf'.'.lTIOi1' C!~t.I?,'.';/,f.l :1ND SCHEDULE ;\ D.",TE . SOUTH"!EST Ri ch11rd Green 398-4102 SOUTH CE1ffR;"iL f;rfond"r Bovd 785 -8520 • ~10RTHEF1ST J erry Schil c 388-7055 ;~,\SHOBf, Gus Li r. ds trom 83~··2535 Er:STERN Jim L0 .ycook 362 -3241 SOUTHEP1ST St:;;ve t,l dridg:.; 357 .. 5774 :·!ORTH CE:fit;f',L Autn ur D1wi s 526··8656 SUGGESTED P.4RENTS NIGHT PROGRAM FOR Cf.\!-1P PROMOTION 1 . Pre-opening ...•..••••..•••••.••.•. . •.....••.. . . . ... ... ... .. Senior Pe.tro l Le11dcr 2. Opaning Ce r~mony ......................... . .......... . .. . ~ .. .. ... . . .. ....... Scouts ~Jc lcomc to Pnr~nts .... . ...... . . . . .................... .. ... . .. .. ... . . Scoutm~ster Song? Skit; or Domonstrt1tion . . ........................ . .... . .. ... .. ., .J\11 Scouts 3. Introduction of C,~m!'> Promotion Team .. . ....... .................. .. .... Scoutm;i.s ter 4. Ki11 Kim2 Scout R~sc rv11tion Pro9rcm 5, Ciscussion of Kii'\ Kir.ic Reservation, !Ji strict Ci1m11 Promotion Chil.i rr:i~;i i'!nd 0-f\ Promotions Tc<'m fl-:irnb cr .:ind your Troop's i nvo l vcmD::t .. ...... . .. . .. . . District C~mp ProllK'ti ons Ch<1i rm>.n, 0-~. Prorioti ons T:.;c:m ~·:cmb2r, Troop L~11dersh i D, ?.nd P~rcnts. 6. Scoutm~.s wr iii nutc ..... . . . . . . .... ... ... .tlC\•1 C11mpi ng :ic 1 ps tl1c Scout to .~dv;inc~ . 7. Closing Ceremony ..... . .. . .. . ......... . ... . .... .. .. . . .F1sst. Senior P'ltrol Lai'tdJr 8. Rc frcshmi:::its CAMP FEES 19HCl Ki "t Kim11 Scout Res:::rv'! tion foQ is $50.00 oer Scout., rer 11100 1< . t1 $2.0') ~l:! r Scout !<!fund is duo tho troop, follOl~ir.g its st-:.\t i!t c::.mp, if the total $5:1 .00 p1:r Scout foe !•111s Pi\ id 1:1:10 weeks prior to th<: troops '!rri V'l 1 at c.~mr. $10.'.l'.l deposit per Scout., per 1~eek , is du::: prior tc •·li'.y 15 . Fee for 50 mile canoe trek is $58 .00 por Scout -:nd l 2i1dcr wi t11 no r<? f:.ui ds . E:1CH U!!IT MUST H!1VE RESPONSIBLE t.D~L T LF\Df.RSHI P. THE !\DUL T lEf1DERS ~iUST BE 21 YE:\RS OF .'\GE. LE!i.DERS '1UST BE PRESE:'!T NIGHT .".ND o;,,y. REG.ISTRt'\ TION PROCEDURE Trooti roster forms <ire nrovi dcd for you to com\'>lc?tc :'1!1d :Jrirto \vi th you upon your .~rri Vi'.l ilt c;imp. T!•Jo cooics ~ro nocoss11ry. INSURANCE Your Scouts M'C insur'"d l·~!-i il e •.t Ki-'\ Kim~ Scout P,osorv'!tin . Thr;.. Chickas aw Council ci\rrfas both li~.b ility '\nd !'le<lic11l insur~nc~1 on Scouts ilnd Lo'ldcrs attondir.9 camp. From l :00 p.m. until 11:00 p.m. Sund·v supper is first moi':l for troops. Troops arriving prior to 1 :O'.l ri.m. should bring their own lunch. LEAVING CAMP Any Sco1Jt or L011d0r who k'\vc:s Reserv'l t~ on must c'lcci< out t !1rouqh C"-mP offi CG. DINING H1~LL - OS;~GE Hhofos~me feed wi11 be served c?.fctGri:i style. Scouts sit 10 :-.t il t ilblc by troops. i"ieals ar<:: ·includod in fee except for lunch S'\turd:1y :i11d Sund'ly 1.1hich ccsts $1.50. per person for those troops ti'v1t ha v.;; not yet chocked out , or ch.c C:< in 01'.rly. This payment <loos net i\pp ly to those troops s t ;iyirig for two \·1coks • . · DIN ING - CHEROKEE Food is ct.c livored ti.~ice dc:ily to cr.rnositos. Piltrols prop11r:-? thei r o~m meals. DINlN!l ·· !'!ILDERNESS Cf;;;p ;'12als at tile "iilderness Camp will consist cf issued food , trail-pack and fi ndi ng ones m-m food. This meal pattern will rotate. Exar.iple ... Breakfast ;:iond.:iy would b::! .issued; Tuesday , it would be tr<til pacl< ; 1.1ednesday, no food 1•1ould be issued. f•ll meals will rotate b this pattern. 1\11 rirecautio:is for the safety of t he Scouts will be taken . :, Health Lodpc is ;:wail ab le with a c,ua l i fied me di c:i l corpm1111 and doctor on duty 24 hour-s i'. day. In 11d'li - t;i on, we hilv:= r;in 11gr0ement wi t~1 Fulton County Hos pi t11 l for em~rgency servi ces. GENER!-1L CLEANL !NESS A Scout is cle'ln, shol'!ers 11nd l a trines are cw r. ilabl0 for Sco~its :ind adults at e P.ch C'lffi'lS i te. CP1MP TRAD I NG POST Trading Posts are in both Os age .'J.nd Cherokee . H:indicr,1ft i t0ms . ~>.mo T-shirts , sti\mps, souve nicrs, sn:icks, Scout equipment, cw"lf" mugs , toil::itrie s , ill'ld oth2r items of er.mp lif::i r.rc av~ilablc. VEHICLES Iii! C/',MP P'lrking must bo confined to p11 rking lots. Only c'lmp v:ihicles '!nd do l iv1iry trucks will be po rmittod PilSt parking :irc'ls. Sp ..; ed limit·· 15 milos nor hours . EOUIP!1ENT ISSUED TO EACH TROOP BY THE RESERVATION Troor.is ~t CilmP Osage wii 1 be i ssu::d t he f ollowi ng ~qu i pment if needed : <! !<0rcs,111<1 l ante rns (1 for l a trin'.n 1 for tho c11mnsite) , broom, r?.ke, 1 l)a trol fly, :";moric<rn fl r.g. 1 bulletin bc11rd, 6 ~ctivity cha rts, bo~·1 saw, Igloo coolGr. Troops i1t Camo Cho rok0c v:il l ba issued trio fo 11 rn•;i ;'lg ~qui pmcn t i f needed : 1 Petrol fly for cooking, l dining fly for '~" ting 11r oi\, 1 tr:1il c!1of ki t per patrol (a patrol is S ~o rsons), 1 cutlory kit per pi!trol , 1 dutc:i oven per pr.trol , 1 griddle nor p;;trol, p l .'l. t·~s , cuos '\ncl s il vc rwaro for oec:1 ot:rson , 3 1,.1,%b tubs , 2 dip bags. 2 scrub brushes , 2 gri 11 s , 1 bow saw, 1 broom, 1 r .:11<e, 2 !<0ros2no l;mte ?"ns (~ for tho latrine - 1 fnr t h<? C".rnpsite ) , /'irneric<1n fl()g, l bullc ti r. board, 5 activity charts , 1 I9loo cool e r, 1 food stori\go coole r . Troops at 1,,lil-:!erncss Camp \'rill b(] issu::id th<:' fell owing equipment if needed : 1 tr~il chef ki t oc r pa trol (<1 0<1tro l is 8 9orsons) , 1 cutl ery kit per D'ltrol , 1 dutch ov:m ocr patrol, l griddle per oatrol, 3 wash tubs., 2 dip ba.os , 2 scrup brushes. Jroops are rasoonsibla for all tl1 0 camp :iq ui Dm&nt that it ch e cks out from th:: Com·· pound or Commissa ry. If t he cq uipmcr. t is lost or dana~ed, your TrooQ is ros9onsibl2 for its rcplac:;men t b;; fore l ;;:wing camp . t.l so, e,11 <:!Q ui;:>mcnt must be r eturn e d clean. WHA T TO 3RING TO cr;: 1p Scout Uniform (shorts o r l o:ig p~nts) T-shi r ts Socks Extr:i Clothing Jacket Undcr\'lc ai- S1•lim Tru nks Ra i nv1car Shoes (tonnis and n i k 1ng) Pcrson;:,l toi l e t i t cJ11s .. to1oml , wash clotl1, so:io, e tc. Scout H~ndb ool' P.:n cil ~, :loteboc!< Hcalt~ Ce r tificate (a must) B l ~nk~ts or Sl 2cp ing Bag Pi 110!" Fishing Gear tio ri t !hdg.:! PZlno'l lets fl 'l S'l l i g;1t FOR WILDERNESS SURVIVAL CAMP Pi:ick Sko.;ping Ba g Uniform Scout !1:indbook Ffal ::!boo k Elting utensils ilcss Kit C~ntccn Fl ,,s~l i gnt Groui:I Cl ot'i Pone.ii~ Pocket K.'li fc Extr~ Cl ot:ics S11inming Trunks TP.00? EQUIP:1EN T First f,id Kit P.opc or Tt•!i no Troop Flag Pa tro 1 Fl aqs f-.mori Ci'l.11 Fl ag !l11nr!b'Jok for Scoutm~s ~..!t~ Igl oo and Cups L'lntorn i1ny ottv::r msteri <1 l s th11t •.vill ~ ..i lp troop: If t~kinq CaM~inq - Cook i ng :!l Cook Ki t~ · Hanel .1xe Ground Cl ot.'1 Compass CAMP MA ILI NG ADDRESS SCOUT: (~lame? ) Troon : (Numb er) Kia Ki MI\ Scout R~s0rvntion CaPJP: Os .~g(\ or C11cr..,kcc or ~lild<::rn c ss C•.mp Ha rdy , .".rk'lnS >.S 72542 501 - 25 7-3F83 WHEN YOU .'IRRl VE 1 . Report to Ca1110 r, amiflis;;r,1 ti o,1 Cluilding. Troop st1nd uy . 2. Meet C:i.mp Di re ctors, turn in rcm ai ni ng feJs 'Ind troop roste r fo rms . 3. \•!ith trooo counselor proceed to ClllTll) s 1te: ;, . Outl inc Sundzy Program B. Select Tent ~nd Bod C. Chmg:: into Swim Trunks 4. Go to r.:cdica i ch eck ?.t roserv~ticn H~~lci1 Lodge. S. Visit Cining Hal l for U!bl c assignmen ts . 5. Go to 1·!ata rfron t aro;: for s wir.i cl <'.ssi f ic1tion lio:i-s•"ill'lllC r - one 1·!ho c;inno t swim 50 ft. !lcgi nncr - jun;> i r., swim 50 ft. in d:cp w1 tur. m~r-;, on.; turn S\'li mnr.ir - Sw i m 75 Y::tr ds, 1~i th strong s troko, 25 yds, res ting bac~s trokc, flo a t motionless for 1 minute . 7 . Check out oqu i pr.i'!n t and tour c ~.mp. 8. Check wccl< s oro9ram with your troop couns e lor. !1ny questi ons, ?lnaso ask ! 9. Evilning moal 6 :00 p.m. Osllge • 5:30 p. m. Che r okee 10. Progr~m scheduling a ftor evening moal 7:00 p.m. ll . C~mofire - 8:3~ P. .m. ( Sun d~y ) IN. -S-T-R-. U- C- T. ION/\L S. C. HED. U. LE - CONSER\/:.n m: SCOUiCR\FT/ FI!:Ul W\m1rc't\FT f\QU!\TICS ECOLOGY r1REi\ C!'J·.iPCR'\FT SPORTS Di wl <:;t.,.-lu ;\B <; • J{) Swimming Ski 11 J\1·11.1r1 Cons,:?rv<!ti on S. I\. Ri fl c ~ Shotgun 9:0'.l Envi ronmcnt S ..: 1. Hiki ng S.f1 . Shooting ii.B , LGi\tl1Cr11ork H.B. Smf\ 11 Boat S.'\il i nq f1B ( Ch-:?rokcc on 1y) Nnturo M.B. Cooking ;ui .;s.:1. f, lrc.} ) nr y 1.·,i . Dv . !hodc.3rving f1.B. r~• --.r t I if." ;.j B A.,..; ,.. .., t'I ?~"'"'; ,...,.. Lifesaving r: .B. Li fcguard 13 . S .r .. Fis;1 & Hildl ifc :·m {>lmpi ng ;-LB ./S .ii . Instructionill 71,y-0 Rowing .: i .B . {E66ec.tlve 1- 1-SO, F'>rosty MB and r1rcl1c ry £l'lskotry l1.B . 10 :00 .th<?. 60U?~<Ot9 .11£<4 Soi l & \hte r ~ 1.B . Fl. rSt.. "' 1. d ,'1. . B. /S . ;·' \ S~·1.:r.m~.,~ i·~ . E . added to ~equ.Ute- Wc;ithor !':i . B. (Os.cigo Only) me11.t6 - "3e c.uM.en..1 ,_. 1:.nv1 r. :ic1 one.::· !•1. o 1'1onc:errng . Instruc t ioni\l Ri f le t Jnn- -st11i rran'."'! rs .ey cc.>Jt.tt).<.ed hi G'2ol ogy tl .B. qi 1 d. Survi Vt\ 1 ilrld f\rchcry Indian Loro '"1 .S. /I o0 bc..1.i.ic Uue l>u.ppoJtt ik mm:i 1 s 1-i.B. Gen. Field Sport> 8.}qi nnGrs brJ !,me.U~t Red Reptile Stu~y M.B. Em,::r . i'r ::'lrer.ess Per,fi tness Fi tnoss C.JW.6.6 OIL /:e.'1.ltt / .. Mn . Plant Science i·i.3 . M.B. (Osaoo onlvl . .t,.~ .. 0 . 12 :30 L U M C k Envir . Scienc" ti .B C'l ffip.l ng ,'''I . B. ;r;) . ,'\ . Ri" r" l ::: :•·: sJ·t !'.·.tg un Z: 'JO Sr.n 11 Boat S11 i.11n g LifP.s<tving M.!3. R::ptile Stud._v M.B. .s. ·n oo .".. :. ng 1,.·; . t3 • n .R, (Ch:Jr~kcie only) rhtur;} r: .B. First lli d i".B./SJ. . I:idiiln LOI':! M.B. ;~\rcharv }1.B. ~- ,,,,,, Canoe i ng M.B . 1-hnrn'.'! 1s 1,;. ~. (Ch::rokoe onlv) sl' nna. 1i 1'Hl ." .1 ....,, 5.1 ,.r ·n r.n.n g s .1.,• . Soil "< !bt::r Con. Pionacri ng Rif1e r, Shotgun 3 :QO < • • , . B Li fc~u:1d B. S .:._ F0rostry Vi . tl. Wild. Survi V'\1 Shooti ng M.B. Lo'l therwork., . ~nmm1 nJ : l. . {<'>e.e. 110.te. above.) Fish Hildlifc lfi .B. Erner. Prep• r <idn::ss Gen. Field Spor ts !foodcarvi n;i Bot11ny ii. B. 'i.B.{Ch::rokoe Only f:-: ().') GNERf.;L BOf\iING I GEilERi'IL :~tklO I CRf\FT I FREE sum I G[:.!ER.'.1L FIELD SPORTS . 5 ::lO DI N H E f~ Twilight Bo11ting or Cano;Jing , ~ ~' B Cooking N .B/S .i'.. Fi shing ~i. 6 . Mondll.Y , Tue~day , Pcdns2d11y M :l Thursd11y ; 1s .ronorl\Y •. . 1t Camp Chcrok::c m::cts r·londay on 1y ~ re counseled by 7:30 p.m . - - . . - ..t!.ia..un it J., od i"r" \ . • _ ........ - k •• , .-~- ( r111l v to ·~ild'1rnoss Surviv<!1 C.'\mo) .. . .. PROGRAM SCHEDULE SHEET !'; ) ~ .~.. -"'.; g"" <":': 0 ~ ·~ .., .., u u s:;., .:.:.r ·~ ..., Vc:I Vl c: AQUl\TICS FIELD SPORTS Ht;ND I CRf', FT I I I r ; ' I I' I I I I I 1 . d" 7/r.,,,,...,,u I l v I _,_7:~/~~-~~-~~~7~.~~·-~·z~~.";'z;-::-:':::..+--+--+--+~i--l--+-+--+--+--+~!--1--+--+--+-+--t---ir-J1--t-+-- n. i J />1~ ~.4-...:J (/ 'I __ }. C_,.,_,~. -/ ,,)1,);7,,., A, ,.,, J J 1'1 .;1.>z..;(u o 1~, / J 0 11 . 7)a~_,.,, 72,,_/_ ;7t; ·-l--+--l--1--+-+-+-+-+-t-t-t--1HHr-t-t-·· _,124_,_. --------l~-l--+-l-+--+~f-+--l----l--1---+--+--+·--+--lf-+--+--+--+--+---+-· _,l'-"5"-·-------+-J-+--J.-+-+-J-+--+• -~--If-, -J--l--+--l-+-t-i--J--r---1----~- l ~. 17 - l 18. I I 19. I I ?1 I j ! 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R U C T I 0 ii i\ l T I f~ E f\11 Program ( 4 hours of tr.~ ir , f.'.rc(ls a re op: n ing in diS t C\OCtl r n s · T I '.i E for :leri t Badga vJi ll'lllin£? rcqui r2d 10:00 St11ff '10ot in9 R U C T I 0 N A L l-lake··up CHECK OUT 8 :(10 .• 11 :3'} I !1 S R 12:00 Lunch V C T I G ~ ~ L T l i':E $LU1i .~ C50H 1pe2r: 30 !XH'SOn (hol d over Troops :Jai t r.r C111l 12 :15 - Lunc'1 st;rvud 12:30 - l :O'l • ?. ;O.J c,1t f ree ) S;ifo s~~im n~ fense CPJiP \HDE f1CT. l :OJ * C!wck- in ~t the Program - for 1': 11 (Thunderbird Fr i:e Swi m'l't 1md }\dr.iin.Bl dg. ~d ult l rarters. R:illy} General Boeting 2 :0J * 130 tc sit:1 (Cherokee; Tn i 1 for 2 ~- ~\'n':~:< *~" ~\~di c? .1 R~c;1eck I ;: S T R U C T I 0 N A l T I ME of Tears) Trcops CamD Tour - - SiVSt'l.ff *. Swim Ci=leck . :i :00 * Dr ?t\•1 Equi p. I Com!'l:ti ti on * f~ S T R U C T I 0 H ~ L T I fi E (Cherokee) R.e vi e\.'/ Pro o, r 11m Gen. H:i.n ji cr;ift Gon. ;-1r..ndi cri\f t Gen. H,mdi craf t '>sn. Handi.craft ll : 'j:"') FREE S4If' F1EE $\~IM FREE S\!Ii>i FRFfi Sl:JIM Gnn. Fi0ld $ nAlo"te f.i:>" r. ; ,..lrl 0 - f" --- r-.: "'! 1 A <"'-- ... ,.. .... Ldrs .S ioot ut Tr.:>0P Cookout 1 Uni t Leaders "l"ti t.crs C'l 11 5 ;45 Di nnor S~rvc-1 f. Flag Lo\'/er ing o :00-6: 30 ·Jsn9o 1 St eak Supper 7 :')1 SPL ibet ing Ovc rn ioht Hike (Cam~} Os.:ige) Oveni g~1 t Cr.nee Tri? (Os11ge) 0vorn i g:1t c~noa Trip (Che r0kec ) $[\ /St:iff Program Planning Tr"o~ Lca~ers Compoti t i on fc: 1 0~1s 1r, Ove r"li ght Hike Overnight Hi kc Camp Osage .Ove rni oht Canoe (Ch.:? rok~e ) (Osage) Tri ) (Ch') rokce) T11i i ght [;cati nq lwilight Bn3ting Twi li ght Bo;iti ng Twili gh t Boatin 8:00 Campti re - 8; 30 Song Fest '/c sμt?r S2rvi co In ter Troor 0-;'\ Fe 11 CMs:1i p Reservation Cariipfi res Di ni ng lfal 1 Camnfi re 8:30 j -a;3- 0 Tt'\PS Vis tors \'IO lcatn'.) - -- ' ADVAi\lCEMEN T Adv11ncerre nt is t.'le r rime r:i~son th 'lt .:i boy st'lys in Scouting. It is h is measure o f succ<?Ss in the prog r11m . How to M11.ke it harpc n with your Scouts 1. Bef0re C'lmp - knol'I the ?.civ~ncement st11 tus of Ci\Ch Scou t. 2. Se t a goa l with eed1 boy - drn 11cn!)c hi m. (It is r ecommondod thnt Scouts work tow11 r ds a m11 ximum of 4 Vierit Badges 11 nd / or Sk i l1 !\war ds ) 3. Use of the Progmm Schedule Sheet wil 1 cnabla tie CPJll!'.' st<1ff to better se rv::? the program needs of your Scouts. 4. Let · JOCI~ ad vanced Scouts helc younger Scouts. 5. ~1!1i 1 e at cemp· kaep 11 ccu r i'\te day to d11y a dv .)nc(;)ment r ecords. 6 . t.\(;) rit !ladge Cl asses a r \') im po r tant, ~ut don' t OVER-DO. r-cmcmber, tile boys '\N "t camp to ha vo FUN • Kl.'\ KI:'ll', SCOUT flESERV.HIOi'! ADVANC81ENT ;>'.':OGfl/\M SKILL ;',WARDS Listed !>el0\•1 ?. r e 7 skill ":\~'lrds o ffered t~is summer 'I t c~mll . 1'.lsc listed <tr;: t rios.:: req uirements th'lt a Scout c'lnnot compl ete ?. t Ki .~ Ki n.-.. Fi r st .'\td 1. Hiking - Compl:?:te Nquir;:;mont 3 before: cillllp. 5 Cl\noing - (Sh oul d b rin g~ Scout PilCk t o comnl~t'" requirements.) '/ Cook i n9 - P~Gui rcmcn t I! . $ S·~ir.ming - {l'iust be cl assfi cd as a S\'li rrrn.:? r . ) 6. Environment 1 c onsc r v".tion - Requi r.,ment 4. liECUT 3;\0GES L1sted be l o\'! a r<: 35 iro rit b-:dgcs offcrod ~ t camp wis surrrn>ir . ,\l s c listed Jr<: those requi r cm::nts th ~t a Sccut C'nnot com pl ete ~t C~mp Cheroke e or Ci!mp Os?.rc. t, 11 Merit B'ldgc M mr~l c ts MUSt be c"mr> l etaly re"-d before e,rriVl'\ l nt Ci.llllp. Y f1 r chery r 1\stronomy - 9 :31) C'lCll nigh t /... Bilske tr,y 11 Bi rd Study - 5 :i nd 7 - 5: 3:> a.m. c~c h mo rnin g 1 .1. 3o taoy I .;S Camping - 8'1 - Cheroke e - Sa & c - Os 11 ge • 11 Ccnoeing ~ (Must be clcssificd as swirrmcr.) 1 { Cooking - Osage - 3 ,~ Emergency Preparedness 11 En vi ronrnental Science /?; First ,'lid - (Must have: skill 111·1ard.) 1r Fi sh ;ind l~il dli fe f1anagcment ).<> Fishing - (Applicant must bring his own rod, reel and tackle} ;1,rkansas license required for all over 16 years of age . • :i. 1 Fores try - 7 and 8 ·* J- Geo 1 ogy 2 3 lndi nn Lore ,.!. i Insect Life 2( lifesaving - (Must have swimming merit badge.) ~c Lcatherworl< :.-7 :1c:mmals d Na ture ·· 5 z'i Orkmteering 30 rersonal Fitness - 6 j I Pioneering 3' Pl ant Science s i Reoti le Study - 8 3f Rowing - (i'iust be cl assficd :i.s s1~irnmer.} ;}5° Si gna 11 i ng 3<'. Smell Boat Sai ling - {11ust be cli\ssified es sv;immcr) Cilcrokee only . 3 7 Soi 1 11n<i \~ater 3~ Swimming - (Must have ski 11 !lward) 31 \•leather - Sb g, 5c ¥'" \~i lderness Survival ¥ 1 '·food Carving. • SPECI!-1L TY OPPORTUNITIES OVERNIGHT CANOE TRIPS Can be 11rranged for i'\ny troo!). (By ilational Council regulc:tions, only Scouts classified as beginner or swimmer can make th~ tri p. ) Scheduling can be done '\fter sup:ier Sunday night. LIFEGUARD, B. S .;\ . Effective Janaury 1 , 1980, the followi ng was added to tho rcqui rcm.-:m ts for Li f0- guard 8Sf1: "Bi= currently ce rtified in basic life sup!lort (CPR) by American Red Cross or .!\mcri can Heart l\ssoci ati on . " i'i?\ ' KYA TRP,Il HIKE Ten mile hiking trail t4liich covers virtually all rioints of the reservation. ARCHERY - Equi pm.')nt furnished. ;\ct ion archery Mnge provi ded. Fee sf1ooting 11nd cl11ss ins trution. If ocrsoni'l l arch3ry equi pm.'?nt is brought to c;:imp, i t must be checked i n at the Camp Administration Bui l ding. RIFLE f'Ji:IGE - .22 Rifle Range is available for Badges i!nd recreational shooting - . O?. cents fJE!r round . Rifles e r ammunition may b~ brought to camp for use by the individual . /l.11 firearms must be checked into the Camp f1dmi nistmtion Building upon .~rri v;i1 at c11ml). (No hand guns rie rmitte d), SKEET SHOOTI ~!G at clay pi geons ~1 ith .t:-10 shotgun or 20 9au0e shotgun. Cost 25¢ eac~. ':ILE S1Hl·l - For Scouts and load-:rs offor cd on Saturtlay mornin~ at 3:30 at Camp Chcr oke::? . (~.ho urs of t r 'lini no in disti\nC:) S\•1 ir:imi n<l r 2qui red) !3" ··1'!I LE Ci\:~aE T~EK - Five full davs on the riv.~ r. SO -mi l e afoot··~ fl oat oi vcn to t hose Scouts c.nd Le'ldr:rs compl e ting trek . Counsc·lor wi1 l ilccomrany troop on t rok RESERViiTIO?J CN·lP FIRE Tho vwek at camp 1~ il1 ;,n~ :•1ith the reservnti?n c;imp fi rz on Friday night at 8 :00 o .m. Th~ troops of the Ki a Ki rn'I Scout t\cscrv:iti on gathe r fo r t.hc campfi !"'-" whi ch f :iaturcs auti1cnti c Indi :m l)?.ncing, songs, nr esentation of Cc up feathers , <w1;ird$ , ~.nd m;iny otl1 er events. P:i r onts ::ir:i i r.vi tcd ;ind encour.~g0d to attend this outs t 11ndi nn ev~nt . TO BE TUR:,IED r:·J l·iiiE!.J REGlSTERHlG . . TROOP ------ O ISTr~ ICT ______ , _ _ _ IJEEK OF CN,!P _____ _ _ !IOf :E $1') .00 $40 .00 sr..~ .oo Nll.ME(Qrint) HOf'IE i'10DRESS PHONE P..2s .Fee Bal an cu 8A.1ance :i.1n Lcnc!Grs : r--nw.g .L~ Scouts : l ,, 3. ·4. 5 . -;... 7 0 - - " -11'1 ,, J.2 ,.., .la , r- 1 r: .17. l 0 - ' Q 2" 2l 2..~ 2~ ') t- - ..,,, ' 2.6 I ' TO BE TURNED IN 1~1lEi'I REGISTE RH!G • . . fROOP --- --- DISTfHCT ------- '·!£EK OF CN'~P ______ _ HOi:E $1C.OO $40 .oo I $6.S.OO Nfo.ME ( ori nt} HOME !1DDRESS PHONE fbs . 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1980 Title A name given to the resource 1980 Kia Kima Leaders Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Leaders Guide