https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1de67fd38cdea84e22034e92f00a719b.pdf c34650b67eeeecc07df29d05a784bcc5 PDF Text Text - �• BAND CONCERT ............................Treadwell Junior High School Band Mr. Harlo McCall, Dh·ector CLOWNS ................................ Cubs and Scouts from Northwest District Mr. Frank H. Sprott, Event Director The clowns will perform for a few minutes before the show and between acts to help you get that real circus spi1-it. Cooperate with the clowns, have a good time, and enjoy the show. ACT I SCOUTS UNITED (All Cubs, Scouts and Explorers) W. K . West, Event Director Thousands of Cubs, Boy Scouts, Explorers, and their leaders will fill the field with massed colors for a gigantic, colorful Grand Entry. These are your boys putting on a gi·eat show for you. Show them your appreciation at every opport11nity. ACT Il WIDRLING WHEELS (Scouts from Troop 55) Mr. Paul B. Bell, Event Director A thrilling demonstration of precision bicycle riding by expertly trained Scouts. Truly a ballet on wheels. ACT m BIG TOP CAPERS (Cub Scouts from Northwest District) Mr. George Albright, Event Director This unusual act is a real circus within itself with four rings of bustling circus activity carried on by hundreds of brightly costumed Cub Scouts. ACT IV scou·rING SKILLS (Scouts from Northeast and Eastern District) Mr. Ken Kuiken, Event Director Camping has always been a fundamental part of the Scout Program. Along with the many other Scout skills. Don't be sm-prised if you see some of the feats of PAUL BUNYAN IN TIDS EVENT. ACT V CUB SCOUT F'IREMEN (Cub Scouts from the Southwest District) Mr. Jim Craft, Event Director These Cub Scouts will be stressing Fire Prevention as well as Fire Fighting. Who knows this may save your house some day. ACT VI SCOUTING IS OUTING ' (Scouts from the Southeast District) Mi·. Ed Boughton, Event Director Here you will see a tent city, of various types of tent a.n d shelter, move in, set up and take them down in ten minutes. • �ACT VII CUBARADE (Cub Scouts from Northeast and Eastern District) Mr. C. M. Ballard, Event Director Here you will see a parade of Story Book characters, either from History or Fiction. Look close you might see one you will recognize. ACT VIII ADVENTURE UNLIMITED (All Explo1·ers of Chickasaw Council) Mr. J. M. McKnight, Event Director In this Event you will see adventure unlimited by the Explorers of your Council. Some of these young men may be headed for the Moon. ACT IX KNIGHTS OF YORE (Cub Scouts from the Southeast District) Mr. Bill Hearn, Event Director F1·om the wonderful days of King Arthur's Roundtable to our present day is a long way. Our Cubs i·each back into time to bring you the magic and color of the knight in shining armor and his wonderful deeds and spirit of fair play. ACT X INDIAN TRAILS (Scouts from the Southwest District and The Order of the Arrow) Mr. Lee Stewart, Event Director A thrilling act of Indian lore with hundreds of costumes, tepees, and Indian games the Scouts will set up a mass Indian Village. The Order of the Arrow will be featured in the center with their Dancers. ACT XI PIONEERS (Scouts from the Mississippi, Northwest and Crittenden District) Mr. Lee Kershaw, Event Director , This is one of the most spectacular acts in the show. A Stockade Fifty Feet long and Fifty Feet wide will be constructed in only twelve minutes. Also many others feats of pioneering. ACT XII STRENGTHEN AMERICA CHARACTER COUNTS Mr. Clyde Wentz, Event Director The final act of our show will ·put the spotlight on the inspirational value of Scouting and is designed to pay tribute to the hundreds of leaders who make Scouting and this show possible. APPRECIATION It is not possible for us to list all the fine volunteers who have served on committees and have assisted in many ways to make our Circus successful. However we realize the magnitude of their faithful and untiring efforts to make this outstanding event great in developing the lives of our boys. We want to thank every participant, and especially do we recognize the Den Mothers, Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, and Explorer Advisors for their faithful service. �• tr yf'on9rcrtulcrtions TO THE SCOUTS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL rom. DOWN TOWN YOUR OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS FOR SCOUT UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT Exclusive in East Memphis at EAST Exclusive in Whitehaven· at SOUTH HEADQUARTERS FOR BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT IN TH E MID-SOUTH � 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 Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. 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 - • BAND CONCERT ............................ Treadwell Junior High School Band Mr. Harlo McCall, Dh·ector CLOWNS ................................ Cubs and Scouts from Northwest District Mr. Frank H. Sprott, Event Director The clowns will perform for a few minutes before the show and between acts to help you get that real circus spi1-it. Cooperate with the clowns, have a good time, and enjoy the show. ACT I SCOUTS UNITED (All Cubs, Scouts and Explorers) W. K . West, Event Director Thousands of Cubs, Boy Scouts, Explorers, and their leaders will fill the field with massed colors for a gigantic, colorful Grand Entry. These are your boys putting on a gi·eat show for you. Show them your appreciation at every opport11nity. ACT Il WIDRLING WHEELS (Scouts from Troop 55) Mr. Paul B . Bell, Event Director A thrilling demonstration of precision bicycle riding by expertly trained Scouts. Truly a ballet on wheels. ACT m BIG TOP CAPERS (Cub Scouts from Northwest District) Mr. George Albright, Event Director This unusual act is a real circus within itself with four rings of bustling circus activity carried on by hundreds of brightly costumed Cub Scouts. ACT IV scou·rING SKILLS (Scouts from Northeast and Eastern District) Mr. Ken Kuiken, Event Director Camping has always been a fundamental part of the Scout Program. Along with the many other Scout skills. Don't be sm-prised if you see some of the feats of PAUL BUNYAN IN TIDS EVENT. ACT V CUB SCOUT F'IREMEN (Cub Scouts from the Southwest District) Mr. Jim Craft, Event Director These Cub Scouts will be stressing Fire Prevention as well as Fire Fighting. Who knows this may save your house some day. ACT VI SCOUTING IS OUTING ' (Scouts from the Southeast District) Mi·. Ed Boughton, Event Director Here you will see a tent city, of various types of tent a.nd shelter, move in, set up and take them down in ten minutes. • ACT VII CUBARADE (Cub Scouts from Northeast and Eastern District) Mr. C. M. Ballard, Event Director Here you will see a parade of Story Book characters, either from History or Fiction. Look close you might see one you will recognize. ACT VIII ADVENTURE UNLIMITED (All Explo1·ers of Chickasaw Council) Mr. J. M. McKnight, Event Director In this Event you will see adventure unlimited by the Explorers of your Council. Some of these young men may be headed for the Moon. ACT IX KNIGHTS OF YORE (Cub Scouts from the Southeast District) Mr. Bill Hearn, Event Director F1·om the wonderful days of King Arthur's Roundtable to our present day is a long way. Our Cubs i·each back into time to bring you the magic and color of the knight in shining armor and his wonderful deeds and spirit of fair play. ACT X INDIAN TRAILS (Scouts from the Southwest District and The Order of the Arrow) Mr. Lee Stewart, Event Director A thrilling act of Indian lore with hundreds of costumes, tepees, and Indian games the Scouts will set up a mass Indian Village. The Order of the Arrow will be featured i n the center with their Dancers. ACT XI PIONEERS (Scouts from the Mississippi, Northwest and Crittenden District) Mr. Lee Kershaw, Event Director , This is one of the most spectacular acts in the show. A Stockade Fifty Feet long and Fifty Feet wide will be constructed in only twelve minutes. Also many others feats of pioneering. ACT XII STRENGTHEN AMERICA CHARACTER COUNTS Mr. Clyde Wentz, Event Director The final act of our show will ·put the spotlight on the inspirational value of Scouting and is designed to pay tribute to the hundreds of leaders who make Scouting and this show possible. APPRECIATION It is not possible for us to list all the fine volunteers who have served on committees and have assisted in many ways to make our Circus successful. However we realize the magnitude of their faithful and untiring efforts to make this outstanding event great in developing the lives of our boys. We want to thank every participant, and especially do we recognize the Den Mothers, Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, and Explorer Advisors for their faithful service. • tr yf'on9rcrtulcrtions TO THE SCOUTS OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL YOUR OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS FOR SCOUT UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT rom. DOWN TOWN Exclusive in East Memphis at EAST Exclusive in Whitehaven· at SOUTH HEADQUARTERS FOR BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT IN THE MID-SOUTH 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961 Title A name given to the resource 1961 Chickasaw Council Scout Circus Program 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 Frank Mund Chuck Schadrack Event Order of Program Scout Circus