https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1f681b533fa22243222ff36a2c251634.pdf df13c528451644a0fde4fa1def6c96da PDF Text Text • RECORD BREAKING REGISTRATION FOR BOY SCOUT LEADER WOOD BADGE LARGEST WOOD BADGE COURSE IN CHICKASAW COUNCIL HISTORY Boy Scout Leader Wood Badge is an advanced training program for Boy Scout It is designed to tra in Scoutmasters, assistant troop leadership. Scoutmasters, and other Scouters directly related to Boy Scout troop operations. Wood Badge training was inaugurated i n the United States in 1948. Since then it has grown and developed until it has become a motivating force in Chickasaw Council the training of vo l unteer leaders and professionals. began offering weekend Wood Badge courses in 1974 with course S.E. 29. The Wood Badge program consists of two parts - pract ical training and The practical training takes place in a camp set ting where application. At the conclusion of the Scoutcraft skills can be learned and practiced. practical training, each participant has approxi mately two years to complete the application phase and meet all of the goals that had been established. Chickasaw Council has provided this unique, advanced training to over 500 This has resulted in cont inued, higher of it's Scouters since 1974. quality programs and unit operations for the youth in the area . • 1988, Wood Badge training will again be offered. The course will be conducted on three weekends: March 12-13, March 25-27, and April 8-10. The cost will be $95.00, which will include food, group equipment, supplies, materials and recognition items. The quality of Wood Badge training in Chickasaw Council and the positive enviroment it generates has resulted in the 1988 course e nr ollment being So successful that it the most successful yet in this council, or area. has been decided that TWO Wood Badge courses will be held at the same time Thi s will be a very special opportunity for the Scouters at Camp Currier. taking part, and will also mark the 40th. anniversary of Wood Badge training in the United States. Joe Long has announced that a second course, S.E. 487 under Course Director, Bob Yahola will be conducted as a parallel unit to S.E. 471 With the addition of this being run by Course Director, Jim Laycock. second troop, there will now be ample space for Scouter s in Chickasaw Council and those i n neighboring coun cils to take Wood Badge training. This is the largest Wood Badge course in Chickasaw Council history and will be a most exciting, fun-filled, l earning experience for the Scouter's who attend. Boy Scout Leaders who are not now registered in the course and would like take advantage of this opportunity should contact either Course rector: Jim Laycock, home 362-3241, work 523-1418, OR Bob Yahola, 372-2062, work 320-2343, their District Executive, or the Scout ome THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE IMMEDIATE ACTION IS REQUIRED. Service Center. CALL NOW •••••• HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO JANUARY 30, 1988. t � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 • RECORD BREAKING REGISTRATION FOR BOY SCOUT LEADER WOOD BADGE LARGEST WOOD BADGE COURSE IN CHICKASAW COUNCIL HISTORY Boy Scout Leader Wood Badge is an advanced training program for Boy Scout troop leadership. It is designed to train Scoutmasters, assistant Scoutmasters, and other Scouters directly related to Boy Scout troop operations. Wood Badge training was inaugurated i n the United States in 1948. Since then it has grown and developed until it has become a motivating force in the training of vol unteer leaders and professionals. Chickasaw Council began offering weekend Wood Badge courses in 1974 with course S.E. 29. The Wood Badge program consists of two parts - pract ical training and application. The practical training takes place in a camp setting where Scoutcraft skills can be learned and practiced. At the conclusion of the practical training, each participant has approxi mately two years to complete the application phase and meet all of the goals that had been established. Chickasaw Council has provided this unique, advanced training to over 500 of it's Scouters since 1974. This has resulted in cont inued, higher quality programs and unit operations for the youth in the area . • 1988, Wood Badge training will again be offered. The course will be conducted on three weekends: March 12-13, March 25-27, and April 8-10. The cost will be $95.00, which will include food, group equipment, supplies, materials and recognition items. The quality of Wood Badge training in Chickasaw Council and the positive enviroment it generates has resulted in the 1988 course e nr ollment being the most successful yet in this council, or area. So successful that it has been decided that TWO Wood Badge courses will be held at the same time at Camp Currier. Thi s will be a very special opportunity for the Scouters taking part, and will also mark the 40th. anniversary of Wood Badge training in the United States. Joe Long has announced that a second course, S.E. 487 under Course Director, Bob Yahola will be conducted as a parallel unit to S.E. 471 being run by Course Director, Jim Laycock. With the addition of this second troop, there will now be ample space for Scouter s in Chickasaw Council and those i n neighboring coun cils to take Wood Badge training. This is the largest Wo od Badge course in Chickasaw Council history and will be a most exciting, fun-filled, l earning experience for the Scouter's who attend. Boy Scout Leaders who are not now registered in the course and would like t take advantage of this opportunity should contact either Course rector: Jim Laycock, home 362-3241, work 523-1418, OR Bob Yahola, ome 372-2062, work 320-2343, their District Executive, or the Scout Service Center. IMMEDIATE AC TION IS REQUIRED. THE REGISTRATION DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO JANUARY 30, 1988. CALL NOW •••••• 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 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Mailer re Woodbadge SE 471 and SE 487 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge