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Leaders’ Guide
To Register Contact Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or
director@kiakima.com
�Table of Contents
Timeline and Checklist
3
10 Day Out Meeting
3
Provisional Camper Information
3
Questions and Answers
4
General Information
5
Individual Youth Registration
6
Provisional Youth Registration
7
Individual Adult Registration
8
Unit Reservation Form
9
Troop Advancement Session
10
Troop Roster
11
Class 3 Medical Form
12
Map to Kia Kima
14
�Winter Camp Checklist and Timeline
Troop and Individual Preorder merchandise forms due in office by 12/01/05.
Individual Youth Registration Forms Due in Office by 12/01/05.
Adult Registration Forms due by 12/01/05.
All Payments due by 12/15/05.
10 Day Out Meeting 12/15/05 6:30 p.m. at Scout Office. This is last chance to alter
numbers for food order or merit badge scheduling.
Class 2 Medical Forms due at Camp Check-In.
Provisional Camper Information
Scouts in troops that are not attending Winter Camp may come as provisional campers.
The provisional troop will be hosted by staff and will stay in the handicap site. There
will be transportation provided from the Scout Office for provisional Scouts that need it.
The fee for this service is $25. The group will meet at the Dunavant Scout Service
Center at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, December 27, and return to the office at 2:00 p.m.
on Friday, December 30. This option is only available to those Scouts that have
registered as provisional and made arrangements with DrewArmstrong. Scouts
need to be prepared to supply their own lunch on the trips or have money to purchase a
light meal from McDonald’s.
10 Day Out Meeting
There will be a 10-Day Out meeting on Thursday, December 15, 2005 at 6:30 p.m. at
the Dunavant Scout Service Center. This will be a chance for the leaders’ to ask any
unanswered questions and discuss any hot topics, as well as give the Camp Director an
opportunity to make any final changes or adjustments. This will be the final time to
change numbers attending the camp or individual class schedules.
�Kia Kima Winter Camp
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Winter Camp?
Winter Camp is a mini long-term camping experience. Participants will be able to work
on advancement while enjoying the beauty of the Ozark mountains in the winter.
What about the food?
All meals will be provided and served in the dining hall. Meals will be served in a
modified family style where some items are on the table and some items are served in a
line.
Will I need to provide my own tent and bedding?
Yes, participants must bring their own tents and bedding.
Will there be a central shower facility?
Unfortunately there will not be a central shower facility as the water to most of the camp
will be off during Winter Camp.
What do you mean “water will be off,” what am I going to drink?
There is a water source into the camp in the winter. Please bring plenty of coolers and
water containers and they will be filled frequently by our logistics team.
Do I need a physical for each participant?
Yes, we will have a staffed health lodge so we require that everyone have a health record
on file. Please bring your summer camp physical or a completed class II that had been
reviewed by a parent.
�General Information
Check-In Procedure
Troops are asked to arrive at Kia Kima between 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, December 27. Checkin will be simple as groups will be sent directly to their campsites. A leaders’ meeting
will be at 5:30 at the Administration Building for one leader and the senior patrol leader
from each troop. All housekeeping items will be covered at this time such as daily
schedules, rules and regulations, and emergency procedures. We will also collect
medical forms and correct any registration errors at this time.
Tuesday Schedule
2-4 p.m.
4:30
5:30
6:00
7:30
9:00
Arrive at KKSR
Leaders’ meeting at Administration Building
Flag Lowering
Dinner
Opening Show (Arena)
Evening Sessions
Wednesday/Thursday Schedule
7:30 a.m.
7:45
8:30
11:30
1:00
4:00
5:30
5:45
7:00
8:00
9:00
Flag Raising
Breakfast
Session I
Lunch
Session II
Free Time
Flag Lowering
Dinner
Night Activity
Evening Session
Cracker Barrel
Thursday Schedule
7:30 a.m.
8:00
8:30
Breakfast
Closing Ceremony
Checkout
Check-out
Remember to pick-up your medical forms and advancement records at the administration
building before you head back home. Have a safe trip!
�Winter Camp 2005
Youth Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
Age:_____ e-mail:____________________________________________________
(Choose Preference by Session - 1,2, or 3)
Program Selection
Session I
COPE (All Day)
Session II
O.U.T ( See Description)
Fly Fishing (1/2 Day)
New Scout Program (All Day)
Archery
Woodwork
Shotgun Shooting
Rifle Shooting
Orienteering
Fire Safety
Wilderness Survival
Law
Traffic Safety
Space Exploration
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Combined Animal Study
Emergency Preparedness
Camping
First Aid
Climbing
Climbing
Evening Session
Citizenship in the Comm.
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Communications
Payment Information
Youth Fee
Extra Patches
Fleece Pullover
Winter Camp T-Shirt
Toboggan
$65 = ____
___ x $3 = ____
___ x $45 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $15 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $10 = ____
Total
=______
Please Make Checks Payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA
Mail Form and Payment to: Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St.
Memphis, TN 38112
�Winter Camp 2005
Provisional Youth Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
Age:_____ e-mail:______________________________ Need Transportation Y N
Program Selection (Choose Preference by Session – 1 and 2nd choice)
Session II
Session I
COPE (All Day)
O.U.T ( See Description)
Fly Fishing (1/2 Day)
New Scout Program (All Day)
Archery
Woodwork
Shotgun Shooting
Rifle Shooting
Orienteering
Fire Safety
Wilderness Survival
Law
Traffic Safety
Space Exploration
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Combined Animal Study
Emergency Preparedness
Camping
First Aid
Climbing
Climbing
Evening Session
Citizenship in the Comm.
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Communications
Payment Information
Youth Fee
Transportation
Extra Patches
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve Shirt
Toboggan
$65 = ____
$25 = ____
___ x $3 = ____
___ x $45 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $15 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $10 = ____
Total
=______
Please Make Checks Payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA
Mail Form and Payment to: Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St
Memphis, TN 38112
�Winter Camp 2005
Individual Adult Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
E-mail:______________________________
Payment Information
Adult Fee
Extra Patches
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve Shirt
Toboggan
$30 = ____
___ x $3 = ____
___ x $45 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $15 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $10 = ____
Total
=______
Please Make Checks Payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA
Mail Form and Payment to: Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St.
Memphis, TN 38112
�C.O.P.E.
Fly Fishing Climbing
Woodwork
Wilderness Survival
Orienteering Law Shooting Sports
New Scout Program
And More!!
To Register Contact Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or director@kiakima.com or
jarmstro@bsamail.org
Winter Camp Unit Campsite Reservation
($25 Campsite Reservation Due by 11/1/05)
Unit # _____ District _____________ Council ______________________
Leader_________________ Phone _____________ (h) _______________ (w)
E-mail ________________________
Number Expected
______ Youth ______ Adults
Mail Reservation Form and $25 Check to:
Chickasaw Council
171 S. Hollywood St.
Memphis, TN 38112
�2005 Winter Camp Program
COPE – Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience.
Teamwork is the name of the game here. Your scouts
will learn to work with each other through the use of
high ropes and initiative games. This program lasts all
day for both days.
O.U.T. – Ozark Ultimate Trek – This is a smaller
version of our highly energized summer camp OUT
program. Scouts that participate in this winter
adventure will depart Wednesday morning for a day of
Mountain Biking and backpacking in the Sylamore
Wilderness area. Once they complete this day of
challenge, and exciting day of Rock Climbing and
Caving waits. This program is limited to 5 Scouts.
Fly Fishing – Scouts will be instructed to use a fly rod
and will experience fishing in the Spring River. This
session will involve a field trip. We will limit each
session to the first 8 Scouts that register.
Climbing – In this badge scouts will learn
how to safely tie knots and make repels on
A climbing tower.
Woodwork – Scouts will have an
opportunity to learn how to use certain hand
tools. This badge requires the building of a
project. All supplies provided. Session size
is limited to 8 participants.
Rifle Shooting – A very popular badge
among Scouts. Learn how to safely shoot
and clean rifles.
Fire Safety – Scouts will visit a fire station
and learn how to protect themselves and
their families in the event of a fire.
New Scout Program- Many of the Tenderfoot through
First Class requirements will be completed in this
badge.
Law – The judicial system will be discussed
in detail. Scouts will learn how laws are
created and their purpose. Scouts will have
an opportunity to participate in a mock trial.
Archery – Archery experience is highly recommended
before signing up for this badge. Scouts will learn the
intricate details of archery such as making a string and
arrow.
Space Exploration – Explore the vast
unknown. Scouts will also have an
opportunity to launch and recover a model
rocket. All supplies are included.
Shotgun Shooting – Scouts will learn to safely use a
shotgun. Scouts must qualify by shooting skeet.
Emergency Preparedness- Being prepared
the motto of the Boy Scouts. This badge will
teach Scouts the importance of being
prepared for emergencies.
Orienteering – Map and compass work is and
important skill for every Scout to learn. In this badge,
you will learn how to read maps and correctly use a
compass.
Wilderness Survival – Scout in this session should
plant to build and sleep in a natural shelter. Many other
essential survival skills will be discussed.
Traffic Safety – Scout will learn about the hazards of
hour roadways.
Environmental Science – This badge requires taking
hikes, field notes, and considerable written work.
Younger Scouts are discouraged from taking this badge.
Mammal Study and Reptile and Amphibian Study –
This is a combined badge. Reptile study req. # 8 must
cannot be completed while at camp.
Camping – Learn the essentials of camping in a
wilderness setting. This ranges from tents to water
Purification to cooking.
First Aid – Learn how to take care of a
sprained ankle or how to stop bleeding.
Skills taught here are essential for any Scout
function.
Citizenship in the World, Nation,
Community- Scouts are encouraged to read
the requirements of these badges and study
any of the available information prior to
coming to camp. These badges will require
written work, letters and the reading of
documents. These badges are recommended
for older Scouts.
Communication – Effective
communication skills are essential for any
life situation. Scout in the base will have an
opportunity to learn the art of effective
Communication.
�Troop Advancement Session Registration
Program Selection (Please use the form below to select your Scouts merit badges.
Please list a first and second choice.)
Session I
COPE (All Day)
Session II
O.U.T ( See Description)
Fly Fishing (1/2 Day)
New Scout Program (All Day)
Archery
Woodwork
Shotgun Shooting
Rifle Shooting
Orienteering
Fire Safety
Wilderness Survival
Law
Traffic Safety
Space Exploration
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Combined Animal
Emergency Prep.
Camping
First Aid
Climbing
Climbing
Session I
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Evening Session
Citizenship in the Comm.
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Communications
Session I
Session III
�Winter Camp 2005
Troop Registration
Troop ________ District ________________ Adults ________ Youth __________
Adults
Name
Fee
Youth
Name
Age
Rank
Fee
Total Fee = ____________
�
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Kia Kima Leaders Guides
Creator
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Chickasaw Council, BSA
Description
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Leaders’ Guide
To Register Contact Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or
director@kiakima.com
Table of Contents
Timeline and Checklist
3
10 Day Out Meeting
3
Provisional Camper Information
3
Questions and Answers
4
General Information
5
Individual Youth Registration
6
Provisional Youth Registration
7
Individual Adult Registration
8
Unit Reservation Form
9
Troop Advancement Session
10
Troop Roster
11
Class 3 Medical Form
12
Map to Kia Kima
14
Winter Camp Checklist and Timeline
Troop and Individual Preorder merchandise forms due in office by 12/01/05.
Individual Youth Registration Forms Due in Office by 12/01/05.
Adult Registration Forms due by 12/01/05.
All Payments due by 12/15/05.
10 Day Out Meeting 12/15/05 6:30 p.m. at Scout Office. This is last chance to alter
numbers for food order or merit badge scheduling.
Class 2 Medical Forms due at Camp Check-In.
Provisional Camper Information
Scouts in troops that are not attending Winter Camp may come as provisional campers.
The provisional troop will be hosted by staff and will stay in the handicap site. There
will be transportation provided from the Scout Office for provisional Scouts that need it.
The fee for this service is $25. The group will meet at the Dunavant Scout Service
Center at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, December 27, and return to the office at 2:00 p.m.
on Friday, December 30. This option is only available to those Scouts that have
registered as provisional and made arrangements with DrewArmstrong. Scouts
need to be prepared to supply their own lunch on the trips or have money to purchase a
light meal from McDonald’s.
10 Day Out Meeting
There will be a 10-Day Out meeting on Thursday, December 15, 2005 at 6:30 p.m. at
the Dunavant Scout Service Center. This will be a chance for the leaders’ to ask any
unanswered questions and discuss any hot topics, as well as give the Camp Director an
opportunity to make any final changes or adjustments. This will be the final time to
change numbers attending the camp or individual class schedules.
Kia Kima Winter Camp
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Winter Camp?
Winter Camp is a mini long-term camping experience. Participants will be able to work
on advancement while enjoying the beauty of the Ozark mountains in the winter.
What about the food?
All meals will be provided and served in the dining hall. Meals will be served in a
modified family style where some items are on the table and some items are served in a
line.
Will I need to provide my own tent and bedding?
Yes, participants must bring their own tents and bedding.
Will there be a central shower facility?
Unfortunately there will not be a central shower facility as the water to most of the camp
will be off during Winter Camp.
What do you mean “water will be off,” what am I going to drink?
There is a water source into the camp in the winter. Please bring plenty of coolers and
water containers and they will be filled frequently by our logistics team.
Do I need a physical for each participant?
Yes, we will have a staffed health lodge so we require that everyone have a health record
on file. Please bring your summer camp physical or a completed class II that had been
reviewed by a parent.
General Information
Check-In Procedure
Troops are asked to arrive at Kia Kima between 2-4 p.m. Tuesday, December 27. Checkin will be simple as groups will be sent directly to their campsites. A leaders’ meeting
will be at 5:30 at the Administration Building for one leader and the senior patrol leader
from each troop. All housekeeping items will be covered at this time such as daily
schedules, rules and regulations, and emergency procedures. We will also collect
medical forms and correct any registration errors at this time.
Tuesday Schedule
2-4 p.m.
4:30
5:30
6:00
7:30
9:00
Arrive at KKSR
Leaders’ meeting at Administration Building
Flag Lowering
Dinner
Opening Show (Arena)
Evening Sessions
Wednesday/Thursday Schedule
7:30 a.m.
7:45
8:30
11:30
1:00
4:00
5:30
5:45
7:00
8:00
9:00
Flag Raising
Breakfast
Session I
Lunch
Session II
Free Time
Flag Lowering
Dinner
Night Activity
Evening Session
Cracker Barrel
Thursday Schedule
7:30 a.m.
8:00
8:30
Breakfast
Closing Ceremony
Checkout
Check-out
Remember to pick-up your medical forms and advancement records at the administration
building before you head back home. Have a safe trip!
Winter Camp 2005
Youth Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
Age:_____ e-mail:____________________________________________________
(Choose Preference by Session - 1,2, or 3)
Program Selection
Session I
COPE (All Day)
Session II
O.U.T ( See Description)
Fly Fishing (1/2 Day)
New Scout Program (All Day)
Archery
Woodwork
Shotgun Shooting
Rifle Shooting
Orienteering
Fire Safety
Wilderness Survival
Law
Traffic Safety
Space Exploration
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Combined Animal Study
Emergency Preparedness
Camping
First Aid
Climbing
Climbing
Evening Session
Citizenship in the Comm.
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Communications
Payment Information
Youth Fee
Extra Patches
Fleece Pullover
Winter Camp T-Shirt
Toboggan
$65 = ____
___ x $3 = ____
___ x $45 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $15 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $10 = ____
Total
=______
Please Make Checks Payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA
Mail Form and Payment to: Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St.
Memphis, TN 38112
Winter Camp 2005
Provisional Youth Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
Age:_____ e-mail:______________________________ Need Transportation Y N
Program Selection (Choose Preference by Session – 1 and 2nd choice)
Session II
Session I
COPE (All Day)
O.U.T ( See Description)
Fly Fishing (1/2 Day)
New Scout Program (All Day)
Archery
Woodwork
Shotgun Shooting
Rifle Shooting
Orienteering
Fire Safety
Wilderness Survival
Law
Traffic Safety
Space Exploration
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Combined Animal Study
Emergency Preparedness
Camping
First Aid
Climbing
Climbing
Evening Session
Citizenship in the Comm.
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Communications
Payment Information
Youth Fee
Transportation
Extra Patches
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve Shirt
Toboggan
$65 = ____
$25 = ____
___ x $3 = ____
___ x $45 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $15 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $10 = ____
Total
=______
Please Make Checks Payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA
Mail Form and Payment to: Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St
Memphis, TN 38112
Winter Camp 2005
Individual Adult Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
E-mail:______________________________
Payment Information
Adult Fee
Extra Patches
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve Shirt
Toboggan
$30 = ____
___ x $3 = ____
___ x $45 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $15 = ____ Size - S M L XL XXL
___ x $10 = ____
Total
=______
Please Make Checks Payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA
Mail Form and Payment to: Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St.
Memphis, TN 38112
C.O.P.E.
Fly Fishing Climbing
Woodwork
Wilderness Survival
Orienteering Law Shooting Sports
New Scout Program
And More!!
To Register Contact Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or director@kiakima.com or
jarmstro@bsamail.org
Winter Camp Unit Campsite Reservation
($25 Campsite Reservation Due by 11/1/05)
Unit # _____ District _____________ Council ______________________
Leader_________________ Phone _____________ (h) _______________ (w)
E-mail ________________________
Number Expected
______ Youth ______ Adults
Mail Reservation Form and $25 Check to:
Chickasaw Council
171 S. Hollywood St.
Memphis, TN 38112
2005 Winter Camp Program
COPE – Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience.
Teamwork is the name of the game here. Your scouts
will learn to work with each other through the use of
high ropes and initiative games. This program lasts all
day for both days.
O.U.T. – Ozark Ultimate Trek – This is a smaller
version of our highly energized summer camp OUT
program. Scouts that participate in this winter
adventure will depart Wednesday morning for a day of
Mountain Biking and backpacking in the Sylamore
Wilderness area. Once they complete this day of
challenge, and exciting day of Rock Climbing and
Caving waits. This program is limited to 5 Scouts.
Fly Fishing – Scouts will be instructed to use a fly rod
and will experience fishing in the Spring River. This
session will involve a field trip. We will limit each
session to the first 8 Scouts that register.
Climbing – In this badge scouts will learn
how to safely tie knots and make repels on
A climbing tower.
Woodwork – Scouts will have an
opportunity to learn how to use certain hand
tools. This badge requires the building of a
project. All supplies provided. Session size
is limited to 8 participants.
Rifle Shooting – A very popular badge
among Scouts. Learn how to safely shoot
and clean rifles.
Fire Safety – Scouts will visit a fire station
and learn how to protect themselves and
their families in the event of a fire.
New Scout Program- Many of the Tenderfoot through
First Class requirements will be completed in this
badge.
Law – The judicial system will be discussed
in detail. Scouts will learn how laws are
created and their purpose. Scouts will have
an opportunity to participate in a mock trial.
Archery – Archery experience is highly recommended
before signing up for this badge. Scouts will learn the
intricate details of archery such as making a string and
arrow.
Space Exploration – Explore the vast
unknown. Scouts will also have an
opportunity to launch and recover a model
rocket. All supplies are included.
Shotgun Shooting – Scouts will learn to safely use a
shotgun. Scouts must qualify by shooting skeet.
Emergency Preparedness- Being prepared
the motto of the Boy Scouts. This badge will
teach Scouts the importance of being
prepared for emergencies.
Orienteering – Map and compass work is and
important skill for every Scout to learn. In this badge,
you will learn how to read maps and correctly use a
compass.
Wilderness Survival – Scout in this session should
plant to build and sleep in a natural shelter. Many other
essential survival skills will be discussed.
Traffic Safety – Scout will learn about the hazards of
hour roadways.
Environmental Science – This badge requires taking
hikes, field notes, and considerable written work.
Younger Scouts are discouraged from taking this badge.
Mammal Study and Reptile and Amphibian Study –
This is a combined badge. Reptile study req. # 8 must
cannot be completed while at camp.
Camping – Learn the essentials of camping in a
wilderness setting. This ranges from tents to water
Purification to cooking.
First Aid – Learn how to take care of a
sprained ankle or how to stop bleeding.
Skills taught here are essential for any Scout
function.
Citizenship in the World, Nation,
Community- Scouts are encouraged to read
the requirements of these badges and study
any of the available information prior to
coming to camp. These badges will require
written work, letters and the reading of
documents. These badges are recommended
for older Scouts.
Communication – Effective
communication skills are essential for any
life situation. Scout in the base will have an
opportunity to learn the art of effective
Communication.
Troop Advancement Session Registration
Program Selection (Please use the form below to select your Scouts merit badges.
Please list a first and second choice.)
Session I
COPE (All Day)
Session II
O.U.T ( See Description)
Fly Fishing (1/2 Day)
New Scout Program (All Day)
Archery
Woodwork
Shotgun Shooting
Rifle Shooting
Orienteering
Fire Safety
Wilderness Survival
Law
Traffic Safety
Space Exploration
Environmental Science
Environmental Science
Combined Animal
Emergency Prep.
Camping
First Aid
Climbing
Climbing
Session I
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Name
Alternate Choice
Evening Session
Citizenship in the Comm.
Citizenship in the Nation
Citizenship in the World
Communications
Session I
Session III
Winter Camp 2005
Troop Registration
Troop ________ District ________________ Adults ________ Youth __________
Adults
Name
Fee
Youth
Name
Age
Rank
Fee
Total Fee = ____________
Dublin Core
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Date
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2005
Title
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2005 Kia Kima Winter Camp Leaders Guide
Creator
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Chickasaw Council, BSA
Source
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Noah Feder
Leaders Guide
Winter Camp