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                  <text>H&amp;iLTH AMD SAFETY
3/6/69
Attendance
Allen Russell

Dr. Frank Scott

Dr. C. D. Hawkes

Ralph Young

Wendall Fant

Curtis Gray

Dr. Jimmy Moore

Alfred Thomas

Doctors for Camp
Dr. Hawkes stated that four doctors had agreed to serve
as camp doctors.
Scout Show Coverage

Dr. Hawkes said he had three doctors to serve at the Scout
Show, one for each show.
Ready Program
Mr. Allen Russell stated that the Ready Program was a series
of first aid courses along with search and rescue instruction.
The boys are equipped to work in extreme emergency conditions.
The boys are trained in technical knowledge as well as Physical
Fitness, Personal Safety, and Public Safety.
This is not a program where you go completely through.
Dr. Hawkes stated that the iimergency Preparedness begins with
the Cubs with the Family Alert Pack progressing to the Prepared
Troop on into the Ready Explorer Program.
Adjournment
The meeting adjourned at 8:57 P. M«

Ralph Young

�CKICKASAW COUNCIL

SOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA

HEALTH AMP SAFETY COMMITTEE
MA/ 23, 796*
SCOUT OFFICE
ATTENPAA/CEr
PA. C. P.
— fat

PA. FAonfe Scott
MA. Ralph Voung
PA. Kyle. OieAon

POCTORS FOR CAMP:
PA. f/awfee* stated that he. &amp;till need4 doetoA* £OA tf-ot&amp;t: and second week* orf camp.
7969 PROGRAM:

P/u CAe6on made t/ie mo-tcon that the 1969 PAogAam be adopted.
motion and t/ie motcon caAAted unanonotu^f/.

PA. Scott seconded t/ie

A/EXT MEETIMG:

PA. HawfeeA aifeed that we attempt to get t/ie Health and Safety Cowwttttee together (JOA a
meeting -en September,
CAMP INSPECTION:
PA. Hawfeea aifeed PA. W/wttemoAe to Aun a pAecamp ^n^pectton duAtng 4ta^ weefe and tfie
cojmtcttee woa£d mafae a AegataA -tnApectcon June 75, 796S.
APJOUR^fME^/T
Aubmctted,

Ratpk Voung

�Pencil

Draft

CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
HEALTH AND SAFETY - JANUARY 1, 1969 -

DECEMBER 31, 1969

M&amp;JOR OBJECTIVES:

1. Meet the Health and Safety standards for every activity and camp conducted ,
2. Encourage each unit to participate in physical fitness program.
PROGRAM:
1.

Council
a.
b.

Recruit doctors for summer camps.
Set up and supervise first aid station for Scout Show.

c.

Inspect council camping facilities.

2. District
a. Doctor to supervise first aid station for district camporees.
b. Inspect unit camping areas used for district events other than
council owned facilities.
c. Encourage plysical fitness area to be in each camporee.
d. Family alert, Troop Prepared, Ready Explorer Program in Each Unit
C&amp;L7TOAR:
Health and Safety Committee Meeting

February 6, 1969

First Aid station at Scout Show

April 7-12, 1969

First Aid stations at district camporees.
Camp Currier inspection

May 24, 1969

Kamp Kia Kima inspection

June 14, 1969

Recruite doctors for camps
District Health and Safety Chairman meet with camporee rules committee
in developing camporee.
Visit all units and explain program by June 1, 1969, Family Alert, Troop
Prepared and Explorer Ready.
GOALS!

Develop strong district health and safety committees.

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            <text>H&amp;iLTH AMD SAFETY&#13;
3/6/69&#13;
Attendance&#13;
Allen Russell Dr. Frank Scott&#13;
Dr. C. D. Hawkes Ralph Young&#13;
Wendall Fant Curtis Gray&#13;
Dr. Jimmy Moore Alfred Thomas&#13;
Doctors for Camp&#13;
Dr. Hawkes stated that four doctors had agreed to serve&#13;
as camp doctors.&#13;
Scout Show Coverage&#13;
Dr. Hawkes said he had three doctors to serve at the Scout&#13;
Show, one for each show.&#13;
Ready Program&#13;
Mr. Allen Russell stated that the Ready Program was a series&#13;
of first aid courses along with search and rescue instruction.&#13;
The boys are equipped to work in extreme emergency conditions.&#13;
The boys are trained in technical knowledge as well as Physical&#13;
Fitness, Personal Safety, and Public Safety.&#13;
This is not a program where you go completely through.&#13;
Dr. Hawkes stated that the iimergency Preparedness begins with&#13;
the Cubs with the Family Alert Pack progressing to the Prepared&#13;
Troop on into the Ready Explorer Program.&#13;
Adjournment&#13;
The meeting adjourned at 8:57 P. M«&#13;
Ralph Young&#13;
CKICKASAW COUNCIL SOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
HEALTH AMP SAFETY COMMITTEE&#13;
MA/ 23, 796*&#13;
SCOUT OFFICE&#13;
ATTENPAA/CEr PA. C. P.&#13;
— fat PA. FAonfe Scott&#13;
MA. Ralph Voung&#13;
PA. Kyle. OieAon&#13;
POCTORS FOR CAMP:&#13;
PA. f/awfee* stated that he. &amp;till need4 doetoA* £OA tf-ot&amp;t: and second week* orf camp.&#13;
7969 PROGRAM:&#13;
P/u CAe6on made t/ie mo-tcon that the 1969 PAogAam be adopted. PA. Scott seconded t/ie&#13;
motion and t/ie motcon caAAted unanonotu^f/.&#13;
A/EXT MEETIMG:&#13;
PA. HawfeeA aifeed that we attempt to get t/ie Health and Safety Cowwttttee together (JOA a&#13;
meeting -en September,&#13;
CAMP INSPECTION:&#13;
PA. Hawfeea aifeed PA. W/wttemoAe to Aun a pAecamp ^n^pectton duAtng 4ta^ weefe and tfie&#13;
cojmtcttee woa£d mafae a AegataA -tnApectcon June 75, 796S.&#13;
APJOUR^fME^/T&#13;
Aubmctted,&#13;
Ratpk Voung&#13;
Pencil Draft&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
HEALTH AND SAFETY - JANUARY 1, 1969 - DECEMBER 31, 1969&#13;
M&amp;JOR OBJECTIVES:&#13;
1. Meet the Health and Safety standards for every activity and camp conducted&#13;
,&#13;
2. Encourage each unit to participate in physical fitness program.&#13;
PROGRAM:&#13;
1. Council&#13;
a. Recruit doctors for summer camps.&#13;
b. Set up and supervise first aid station for Scout Show.&#13;
c. Inspect council camping facilities.&#13;
2. District&#13;
a. Doctor to supervise first aid station for district camporees.&#13;
b. Inspect unit camping areas used for district events other than&#13;
council owned facilities.&#13;
c. Encourage plysical fitness area to be in each camporee.&#13;
d. Family alert, Troop Prepared, Ready Explorer Program in Each Unit&#13;
C&amp;L7TOAR:&#13;
Health and Safety Committee Meeting February 6, 1969&#13;
First Aid station at Scout Show April 7-12, 1969&#13;
First Aid stations at district camporees.&#13;
Camp Currier inspection May 24, 1969&#13;
Kamp Kia Kima inspection June 14, 1969&#13;
Recruite doctors for camps&#13;
District Health and Safety Chairman meet with camporee rules committee&#13;
in developing camporee.&#13;
Visit all units and explain program by June 1, 1969, Family Alert, Troop&#13;
Prepared and Explorer Ready.&#13;
GOALS!&#13;
Develop strong district health and safety committees.</text>
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