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                  <text>Kia Kima Scout Reservation

Winter Camp 2007
7

December 27-30 2007
Leaders Guide to Winter Camp
To Register Contact Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or
director@kiakima.com

�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, paticipants must bring their own tents and bedding. All camp tents are stored for the winter.
What time do we show up?
Please plan on checking in between 2:00 and 4:00 PM.
Will there be a trading post available?
Yes, the trading post will be open for your convenience.
Do I need a Physical for each participant?
Yes, you will need a minimum class I physical. A class I physical is a basic health history with allergies and medications listed. If you have your physicals for summer camp, bring those.
How do we register for Winter Camp?
Once you pay your initial deposit of $25, your leader will be emailed a username and password for
our online registration system. Visit www.kiakima.com to access the registration system. Enter
your username and password and enter the system.
Will Showers be available for Winter Camp?
We are happy to announce the new East Shower House will be operable for Winter Camp 2007. This
facility has 4 individualy stalled showers and toilets. This facility is also heated.

�Winter Camp
Merit Badge Schedule
Session I

Session II

Evening Session

COPE (All Day)

Family Life

Climbing (All Day)

Citizenship in the Nation

New Scout Program (All Day)

Citizenship in the World
Communications

Archery
Shotgun Shooting

Photography
Rifle Shooting

Surverying

Fire Safety

NRA Basic Pistol (Venture only)

Wilderness Survival

Crime Prevention

Farm Mechanics

Engineering

Space Exploration

Photography

Environmental Science

Environmental Science

Basketry

Combined Animal Study

Emergency Preparedness

Camping

First Aid

Farm Mechanics

Medicine

Plumbing

Auto Mechanics

Public Health

Painting

Mountain Man Program (Participants will stay at the Masera Cabin during the entire camp)

Once you pay your initial deposit of $25, your leader will be emailed a username and password
for our online registration system. Visit www.kiakima.com to access the registration system.
Enter your username and password to enter the system. Once you have entered the system,
follow the below steps:
1. Click (Registration )

2. Click (youth)

3. Enter the names of youth and click (save)

Please note, if your youth attended summer camp, their names may already be listed.
4. Click (Camper Registration) Place a check mark next to those Scouts that will be attending
Winter Camp. Make sure you click (save) before you exit. 5. Click (Schedule youth)
6. Follow the drop down menus and select your choice of classes
7. You may select a class by clicking on it. It will automatically add it to his schedule.

�2007 Winter Camp Merit Badge Descriptions
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.
Crime Prevention - Being a victim of violent crime is a
very real possibility in this day and age. This merit badge
explores ways to recognized potential threatening situations .
Auto Mechanics - Have you ever wanted to learn how to
change a tire, check fluid levels, or maintain your vehicle? This
merit badge will explore all these items.
New Scout Program- Many of the Tenderfoot through
First Class requirements will be completed in this
badge.
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.
Shotgun Shooting – Scouts will learn to safely use a
shotgun. Scouts must qualify by shooting skeet.
Surveying - Learn how to map out a plot of land, use and
transient and much more.
Wilderness Survival – Scouts in this session should
plant to build and sleep in a natural shelter. Many other
essential survival skills will be discussed.
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
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.
Medicine - Scouts in this session will explore the world of
medicine. A mini health fair will be held so that Scouts can learn
such skills as checking blood pressure and disease prevention.
Engineering - Transferring motion, structural integrity, and physics
are taught in this badge. Scouts will also undertake a small scale
building project.
Public Health- Lean how to prevent the spread of infectious
diseases. This badge will teach Scouts the ins and outs of the public
health world.
Painting - A skill within itself. Scouts will have the opportunity
learn how to use a paintbrush and roller. Scouts participating should
bring an extra set of old clothing for this badge.
NRA Basic Pistol - Venture participants will have an opportunity to
go throuh this course which begins on the opening night. There is an
additional $25 fee for this activity. Participants will fire both Semiauto and relvolving pistols.

Climbing – In this badge scouts will learn
how to safely tie knots and make rappels on
A climbing tower. This program also inolves a visit
to an offsite location thats boats 80 ft. cliffs.
Photography– Scouts will explore the world of
photography. Participants should bring a digital
camera, if available. Otherwise, we will have a few extra.
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.
Farm Mechanics- This merit badge will give
Scouts an opportunity to learn about farm
implementations. Scouts will also learn about
hydraulic systems, gas and diesel engines, and farm
maintenance.
Space Exploration – Explore the vast
unknown. Scouts will also have an
opportunity to launch and recover a model
rocket. All supplies are included.
Emergency Preparedness- Being prepared is
the motto of the Boy Scouts. This badge will
teach Scouts the importance of being
prepared for emergencies.
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 and Nation
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.
Scouts in the badge will have an opportunity to
learn the art of effective communication.
Family Life - The importance of positive family
relations is reinforced in this Eagle required badge.
Plumbing - Scouts will learn different tools and
techniques used in the plumbing industry. Scouts will
also learn to solder copper pipe.
Mountain Man - Learn Blackpowder shooting,
Tomahawk throwing, Brain Tanning, Primitive Cooking,
Flint and Steel, Fire by Friction. All participants will cook
and live at Masera Cabin during the entire camp.

�Winter Camp Timeline and Checklist

Troop and individual preorder merchandise forms are due in the Scout office by 12/01/07
Individual youth registration forms are due at the Scout office by 12/12/07. If your unit is registering
online, you will be given a username and password once your initial $25 deposit is recieved.
All registration forms are due by 12/12/07
All payments are due by 12/12/07
10 day out meeting 12/12/07 at 6:30 PM at the Scout Service Center. This is the last chance to alter
numbers for food or merit badge scheduling. After this date, online registration will go offline.
Minimum Class I medical forms are due at Check-in.

Provisional 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 on Thursday, December 27th, and return to the
office around 2:00 PM on Sunday, December 30th. Once registered, the Thursday departure time will be
emailed to those that registered for transportation.

10 Day Out Meeting
There will be a 10 day out meeting on Wednesday, December 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Dunavant Scout
Service Center. This will be a chance for leaders to ask any unanswered questions and discuss any hot
topics, as well make any final schedule and attendance adjustments.

�General Information
Check-In Procedure
Troops are asked to arrive at Kia Kima between 2-4 P.M. Thursday, December 27. Check-in will be
simple as groups will be sent directly to their campsites. A leaders meeting will be held at 4:30 P.M. at the
Administration Building. We encourage at least one leader and senior patrol leader from each troop to
attend. All housekeeping items will be covered at this time such as the daily schedule, rules and regulations
and emergency procedures. This will also be a time to correct any registration issues.

Thursday Schedule
2-4 P.M.
4:30
5:45
6:00
7:30
9:00

Arrive at KKSR
Leaders meeting at the Administration Building
Flag Lowering
Dinner
Opening Show (location to be determined)
Evening Sessions

Friday / Saturday 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 - General Adult training session (Leave No Trace) (Fire by Friction)
Flag Lowering
Dinner
Night Activity
Evening Session
Cracker Barrel

Sunday Schedule
7:30 A.M.
8:00

Breakfast
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 2007
Adult Registration
Troop _________

District_________

Payment Information
Please fill out the name of the adults attending winter camp in the chart below. If you wish to preorder trading post items, please indicate your size and the quantity of items as indicated below. If
registering online, adults must be registered also.

Adult Fee:
Extra Patches
Fleece Vest
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Toboggan

Name
Jacob A. Armstrong

$45 =
$3 =
$25 =
$40 =
$15 =
$18 =
$10 =

Phone
327-4193

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Email

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Toboggan
Pullover (knit cap)

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�Winter Camp 2007
Youth Registration
This session registration form should be used if you are not using the online registration system. You may also
use this form as a trading post pre-order form. Simply enter the Scouts name and the items pre-ordered. See the
example below for details.
Youth Fee:
Extra Patches
Fleece Vest
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Toboggan

Name
Jacob Armstrong

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Alternate Session

Session 1
COPE
Shotgun

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�Winter Camp 2007
Provisional Youth Registration
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________
Address______________________________________________________________
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________
Age:_____ e-mail:______________________________ Need Transportation Y N
Program Selection (Choose Preference by Session – 1st and 2nd choice)
Session I

Session II

Evening Session

COPE (All Day)

Family Life

Climbing (All Day)

Citizenship in the Nation

New Scout Program (All Day)

Citizenship in the World
Communications

Archery
Shotgun Shooting

Photography
Rifle Shooting

Surverying

Fire Safety

NRA Basic Pistol (Venture only)

Wilderness Survival

Crime Prevention

Farm Mechanics

Engineering

Space Exploration

Photography

Environmental Science

Environmental Science

Basketry

Combined Animal Study

Emergency Preparedness

Camping

First Aid

Farm Mechanics

Medicine

Plumbing

Auto Mechanics

Public Health

Painting

Mountain Man Program (Participants will stay at the Masera Cabin during the entire camp)
Payment Information
Youth Fee:
Extra Patches
Fleece Vest
Fleece Pullover
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Long Sleeve T-Shirt
Toboggan

$75 =
$3 =
$25 =
$40 =
$15 =
$18 =
$10 =

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Please Make Checks Payable to: Chickasaw Council, BSA

Mail Form and Payment to:

Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 S. Hollywood St
Memphis, TN 38112

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�Kia Kima Scout Reservation
Winter Camp 2007

Application

December 27-30 2007
$75 YOUTH
$45 Adult
Questions should be directed to Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or director@kiakima.com

Unit

Council

District

Leader

Phone

Email

Number Expected
Youth

Adults

Mail reservation form and $25 check to:
Reservation fee will be applied to the
overall camp fee
Chickasaw Council, BSA
171 South Hollywood
Memphis, TN 38112

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            <text>Kia Kima Scout Reservation&#13;
&#13;
Winter Camp 2007&#13;
7&#13;
&#13;
December 27-30 2007&#13;
Leaders Guide to Winter Camp&#13;
To Register Contact Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or&#13;
director@kiakima.com&#13;
&#13;
Kia Kima Winter Camp&#13;
Frequently Asked Questions&#13;
What is Winter Camp?&#13;
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.&#13;
What about the food?&#13;
All meals will be provided and served in the dining hall. Meals will be served in a modified family&#13;
style where some items are on the table and some items are served in a line.&#13;
Will I need to provide my own tent and bedding?&#13;
Yes, paticipants must bring their own tents and bedding. All camp tents are stored for the winter.&#13;
What time do we show up?&#13;
Please plan on checking in between 2:00 and 4:00 PM.&#13;
Will there be a trading post available?&#13;
Yes, the trading post will be open for your convenience.&#13;
Do I need a Physical for each participant?&#13;
Yes, you will need a minimum class I physical. A class I physical is a basic health history with allergies and medications listed. If you have your physicals for summer camp, bring those.&#13;
How do we register for Winter Camp?&#13;
Once you pay your initial deposit of $25, your leader will be emailed a username and password for&#13;
our online registration system. Visit www.kiakima.com to access the registration system. Enter&#13;
your username and password and enter the system.&#13;
Will Showers be available for Winter Camp?&#13;
We are happy to announce the new East Shower House will be operable for Winter Camp 2007. This&#13;
facility has 4 individualy stalled showers and toilets. This facility is also heated.&#13;
&#13;
Winter Camp&#13;
Merit Badge Schedule&#13;
Session I&#13;
&#13;
Session II&#13;
&#13;
Evening Session&#13;
&#13;
COPE (All Day)&#13;
&#13;
Family Life&#13;
&#13;
Climbing (All Day)&#13;
&#13;
Citizenship in the Nation&#13;
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New Scout Program (All Day)&#13;
&#13;
Citizenship in the World&#13;
Communications&#13;
&#13;
Archery&#13;
Shotgun Shooting&#13;
&#13;
Photography&#13;
Rifle Shooting&#13;
&#13;
Surverying&#13;
&#13;
Fire Safety&#13;
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NRA Basic Pistol (Venture only)&#13;
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Wilderness Survival&#13;
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Crime Prevention&#13;
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Farm Mechanics&#13;
&#13;
Engineering&#13;
&#13;
Space Exploration&#13;
&#13;
Photography&#13;
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Environmental Science&#13;
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Environmental Science&#13;
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Basketry&#13;
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Combined Animal Study&#13;
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Emergency Preparedness&#13;
&#13;
Camping&#13;
&#13;
First Aid&#13;
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Farm Mechanics&#13;
&#13;
Medicine&#13;
&#13;
Plumbing&#13;
&#13;
Auto Mechanics&#13;
&#13;
Public Health&#13;
&#13;
Painting&#13;
&#13;
Mountain Man Program (Participants will stay at the Masera Cabin during the entire camp)&#13;
&#13;
Once you pay your initial deposit of $25, your leader will be emailed a username and password&#13;
for our online registration system. Visit www.kiakima.com to access the registration system.&#13;
Enter your username and password to enter the system. Once you have entered the system,&#13;
follow the below steps:&#13;
1. Click (Registration )&#13;
&#13;
2. Click (youth)&#13;
&#13;
3. Enter the names of youth and click (save)&#13;
&#13;
Please note, if your youth attended summer camp, their names may already be listed.&#13;
4. Click (Camper Registration) Place a check mark next to those Scouts that will be attending&#13;
Winter Camp. Make sure you click (save) before you exit. 5. Click (Schedule youth)&#13;
6. Follow the drop down menus and select your choice of classes&#13;
7. You may select a class by clicking on it. It will automatically add it to his schedule.&#13;
&#13;
2007 Winter Camp Merit Badge Descriptions&#13;
COPE – Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience.&#13;
Teamwork is the name of the game here. Your scouts&#13;
will learn to work with each other through the use of&#13;
high ropes and initiative games. This program lasts all&#13;
day for both days.&#13;
Crime Prevention - Being a victim of violent crime is a&#13;
very real possibility in this day and age. This merit badge&#13;
explores ways to recognized potential threatening situations .&#13;
Auto Mechanics - Have you ever wanted to learn how to&#13;
change a tire, check fluid levels, or maintain your vehicle? This&#13;
merit badge will explore all these items.&#13;
New Scout Program- Many of the Tenderfoot through&#13;
First Class requirements will be completed in this&#13;
badge.&#13;
Archery – Archery experience is highly recommended&#13;
before signing up for this badge. Scouts will learn the&#13;
intricate details of archery such as making a string and&#13;
arrow.&#13;
Shotgun Shooting – Scouts will learn to safely use a&#13;
shotgun. Scouts must qualify by shooting skeet.&#13;
Surveying - Learn how to map out a plot of land, use and&#13;
transient and much more.&#13;
Wilderness Survival – Scouts in this session should&#13;
plant to build and sleep in a natural shelter. Many other&#13;
essential survival skills will be discussed.&#13;
Environmental Science – This badge requires taking&#13;
hikes, field notes, and considerable written work.&#13;
Younger Scouts are discouraged from taking this badge.&#13;
Mammal Study and Reptile and Amphibian Study –&#13;
This is a combined badge. Reptile study req. # 8&#13;
cannot be completed while at camp.&#13;
Camping – Learn the essentials of camping in a&#13;
wilderness setting. This ranges from tents to water&#13;
purification to cooking.&#13;
Medicine - Scouts in this session will explore the world of&#13;
medicine. A mini health fair will be held so that Scouts can learn&#13;
such skills as checking blood pressure and disease prevention.&#13;
Engineering - Transferring motion, structural integrity, and physics&#13;
are taught in this badge. Scouts will also undertake a small scale&#13;
building project.&#13;
Public Health- Lean how to prevent the spread of infectious&#13;
diseases. This badge will teach Scouts the ins and outs of the public&#13;
health world.&#13;
Painting - A skill within itself. Scouts will have the opportunity&#13;
learn how to use a paintbrush and roller. Scouts participating should&#13;
bring an extra set of old clothing for this badge.&#13;
NRA Basic Pistol - Venture participants will have an opportunity to&#13;
go throuh this course which begins on the opening night. There is an&#13;
additional $25 fee for this activity. Participants will fire both Semiauto and relvolving pistols.&#13;
&#13;
Climbing – In this badge scouts will learn&#13;
how to safely tie knots and make rappels on&#13;
A climbing tower. This program also inolves a visit&#13;
to an offsite location thats boats 80 ft. cliffs.&#13;
Photography– Scouts will explore the world of&#13;
photography. Participants should bring a digital&#13;
camera, if available. Otherwise, we will have a few extra.&#13;
Rifle Shooting – A very popular badge&#13;
among Scouts. Learn how to safely shoot&#13;
and clean rifles.&#13;
Fire Safety – Scouts will visit a fire station&#13;
and learn how to protect themselves and&#13;
their families in the event of a fire.&#13;
Farm Mechanics- This merit badge will give&#13;
Scouts an opportunity to learn about farm&#13;
implementations. Scouts will also learn about&#13;
hydraulic systems, gas and diesel engines, and farm&#13;
maintenance.&#13;
Space Exploration – Explore the vast&#13;
unknown. Scouts will also have an&#13;
opportunity to launch and recover a model&#13;
rocket. All supplies are included.&#13;
Emergency Preparedness- Being prepared is&#13;
the motto of the Boy Scouts. This badge will&#13;
teach Scouts the importance of being&#13;
prepared for emergencies.&#13;
First Aid – Learn how to take care of a&#13;
sprained ankle or how to stop bleeding.&#13;
Skills taught here are essential for any Scout&#13;
function.&#13;
Citizenship in the World and Nation&#13;
Scouts are encouraged to read&#13;
the requirements of these badges and study&#13;
any of the available information prior to&#13;
coming to camp. These badges will require&#13;
written work, letters and the reading of&#13;
documents. These badges are recommended&#13;
for older Scouts.&#13;
Communication– Effective communication&#13;
skills are essential for any life situation.&#13;
Scouts in the badge will have an opportunity to&#13;
learn the art of effective communication.&#13;
Family Life - The importance of positive family&#13;
relations is reinforced in this Eagle required badge.&#13;
Plumbing - Scouts will learn different tools and&#13;
techniques used in the plumbing industry. Scouts will&#13;
also learn to solder copper pipe.&#13;
Mountain Man - Learn Blackpowder shooting,&#13;
Tomahawk throwing, Brain Tanning, Primitive Cooking,&#13;
Flint and Steel, Fire by Friction. All participants will cook&#13;
and live at Masera Cabin during the entire camp.&#13;
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Winter Camp Timeline and Checklist&#13;
&#13;
Troop and individual preorder merchandise forms are due in the Scout office by 12/01/07&#13;
Individual youth registration forms are due at the Scout office by 12/12/07. If your unit is registering&#13;
online, you will be given a username and password once your initial $25 deposit is recieved.&#13;
All registration forms are due by 12/12/07&#13;
All payments are due by 12/12/07&#13;
10 day out meeting 12/12/07 at 6:30 PM at the Scout Service Center. This is the last chance to alter&#13;
numbers for food or merit badge scheduling. After this date, online registration will go offline.&#13;
Minimum Class I medical forms are due at Check-in.&#13;
&#13;
Provisional Information&#13;
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&#13;
provided from the Scout Office for provisional scouts that need it. The fee for this service is $25.&#13;
The group will meet at the Dunavant Scout Service Center on Thursday, December 27th, and return to the&#13;
office around 2:00 PM on Sunday, December 30th. Once registered, the Thursday departure time will be&#13;
emailed to those that registered for transportation.&#13;
&#13;
10 Day Out Meeting&#13;
There will be a 10 day out meeting on Wednesday, December 12 at 6:30 p.m. at the Dunavant Scout&#13;
Service Center. This will be a chance for leaders to ask any unanswered questions and discuss any hot&#13;
topics, as well make any final schedule and attendance adjustments.&#13;
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General Information&#13;
Check-In Procedure&#13;
Troops are asked to arrive at Kia Kima between 2-4 P.M. Thursday, December 27. Check-in will be&#13;
simple as groups will be sent directly to their campsites. A leaders meeting will be held at 4:30 P.M. at the&#13;
Administration Building. We encourage at least one leader and senior patrol leader from each troop to&#13;
attend. All housekeeping items will be covered at this time such as the daily schedule, rules and regulations&#13;
and emergency procedures. This will also be a time to correct any registration issues.&#13;
&#13;
Thursday Schedule&#13;
2-4 P.M.&#13;
4:30&#13;
5:45&#13;
6:00&#13;
7:30&#13;
9:00&#13;
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Arrive at KKSR&#13;
Leaders meeting at the Administration Building&#13;
Flag Lowering&#13;
Dinner&#13;
Opening Show (location to be determined)&#13;
Evening Sessions&#13;
&#13;
Friday / Saturday Schedule&#13;
7:30 A.M.&#13;
7:45&#13;
8:30&#13;
11:30&#13;
1:00&#13;
4:00&#13;
5:30&#13;
5:45&#13;
7:00&#13;
8:00&#13;
9:00&#13;
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Flag Raising&#13;
Breakfast&#13;
Session I&#13;
Lunch&#13;
Session II&#13;
Free Time - General Adult training session (Leave No Trace) (Fire by Friction)&#13;
Flag Lowering&#13;
Dinner&#13;
Night Activity&#13;
Evening Session&#13;
Cracker Barrel&#13;
&#13;
Sunday Schedule&#13;
7:30 A.M.&#13;
8:00&#13;
&#13;
Breakfast&#13;
Checkout&#13;
&#13;
Check-out&#13;
Remember to pick up your medical forms and advancement records at the administration building&#13;
before you head back home. Have a safe trip!&#13;
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Winter Camp 2007&#13;
Adult Registration&#13;
Troop _________&#13;
&#13;
District_________&#13;
&#13;
Payment Information&#13;
Please fill out the name of the adults attending winter camp in the chart below. If you wish to preorder trading post items, please indicate your size and the quantity of items as indicated below. If&#13;
registering online, adults must be registered also.&#13;
&#13;
Adult Fee:&#13;
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Fleece Vest&#13;
Fleece Pullover&#13;
Long Sleeve T-Shirt&#13;
Long Sleeve T-Shirt&#13;
Toboggan&#13;
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$18 =&#13;
$10 =&#13;
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Phone&#13;
327-4193&#13;
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Winter Camp 2007&#13;
Youth Registration&#13;
This session registration form should be used if you are not using the online registration system. You may also&#13;
use this form as a trading post pre-order form. Simply enter the Scouts name and the items pre-ordered. See the&#13;
example below for details.&#13;
Youth Fee:&#13;
Extra Patches&#13;
Fleece Vest&#13;
Fleece Pullover&#13;
Long Sleeve T-Shirt&#13;
Long Sleeve T-Shirt&#13;
Toboggan&#13;
&#13;
Name&#13;
Jacob Armstrong&#13;
&#13;
Alternate Session&#13;
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Alternate Session&#13;
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Alternate Session&#13;
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Alternate Session&#13;
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Alternate Session&#13;
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Winter Camp 2007&#13;
Provisional Youth Registration&#13;
Name:________________________________________ Troop/Crew:____________&#13;
Address______________________________________________________________&#13;
City:_____________ State:_____ Zip:________ Phone:_______________________&#13;
Age:_____ e-mail:______________________________ Need Transportation Y N&#13;
Program Selection (Choose Preference by Session – 1st and 2nd choice)&#13;
Session I&#13;
&#13;
Session II&#13;
&#13;
Evening Session&#13;
&#13;
COPE (All Day)&#13;
&#13;
Family Life&#13;
&#13;
Climbing (All Day)&#13;
&#13;
Citizenship in the Nation&#13;
&#13;
New Scout Program (All Day)&#13;
&#13;
Citizenship in the World&#13;
Communications&#13;
&#13;
Archery&#13;
Shotgun Shooting&#13;
&#13;
Photography&#13;
Rifle Shooting&#13;
&#13;
Surverying&#13;
&#13;
Fire Safety&#13;
&#13;
NRA Basic Pistol (Venture only)&#13;
&#13;
Wilderness Survival&#13;
&#13;
Crime Prevention&#13;
&#13;
Farm Mechanics&#13;
&#13;
Engineering&#13;
&#13;
Space Exploration&#13;
&#13;
Photography&#13;
&#13;
Environmental Science&#13;
&#13;
Environmental Science&#13;
&#13;
Basketry&#13;
&#13;
Combined Animal Study&#13;
&#13;
Emergency Preparedness&#13;
&#13;
Camping&#13;
&#13;
First Aid&#13;
&#13;
Farm Mechanics&#13;
&#13;
Medicine&#13;
&#13;
Plumbing&#13;
&#13;
Auto Mechanics&#13;
&#13;
Public Health&#13;
&#13;
Painting&#13;
&#13;
Mountain Man Program (Participants will stay at the Masera Cabin during the entire camp)&#13;
Payment Information&#13;
Youth Fee:&#13;
Extra Patches&#13;
Fleece Vest&#13;
Fleece Pullover&#13;
Long Sleeve T-Shirt&#13;
Long Sleeve T-Shirt&#13;
Toboggan&#13;
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Please Make Checks Payable to: Chickasaw Council, BSA&#13;
&#13;
Mail Form and Payment to:&#13;
&#13;
Chickasaw Council, BSA&#13;
171 S. Hollywood St&#13;
Memphis, TN 38112&#13;
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Kia Kima Scout Reservation&#13;
Winter Camp 2007&#13;
&#13;
Application&#13;
&#13;
December 27-30 2007&#13;
$75 YOUTH&#13;
$45 Adult&#13;
Questions should be directed to Drew Armstrong at 901-327-4193 or director@kiakima.com&#13;
&#13;
Unit&#13;
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Council&#13;
&#13;
District&#13;
&#13;
Leader&#13;
&#13;
Phone&#13;
&#13;
Email&#13;
&#13;
Number Expected&#13;
Youth&#13;
&#13;
Adults&#13;
&#13;
Mail reservation form and $25 check to:&#13;
Reservation fee will be applied to the&#13;
overall camp fee&#13;
Chickasaw Council, BSA&#13;
171 South Hollywood&#13;
Memphis, TN 38112&#13;
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