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.--------------------------------------------------.------,

Catch
the
In 1984

AT
Kia Kima
(The Nest of the Eagle)

In the land of
the Golden Bow

REGISTER BY MAY 2
ALL SCOUTS WHO
COUNCIL OFFICE
BY MAY 2, 1983
T-SHIRT. GIVE
MASTER TO TURN

HAVE AT LEAST $20 IN THE
TOWARDS THEIR CAMP FEES
WILL RECEIVE A FREE CAMP
YOUR FEE TO YOUR SCOUTINTO THE OFFICE

T- Shirt Sizes A- B-C- 0 or E
A = 14-16
B = 34-36
c = 38- 40
D = 42- 44
E = 46-48
Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 171

s. Hollywood Memphis, TN 38112 327-4193

�Camp Osage

Kia Kima Scout

12 CAMPSITES AT CAMP OSAGE

WILL BE IN OPERATION FOR
FIVE WEEKS IN 1984

SUMMER C

Trading
Post

SCOUTS WITH OWN TROOP $60.00 per week if the
Scouts camp with
The camp trading post is
their own troop
open every day. Here campers
leadership
may buy craft kits, patches,
T-shirts, stationery, stamps and soft
drinks . Campers shou l d bring some
money to spend for these items.

PROVISIONAL
$70. 00 PER
PER SCOUT

1984 SUM~

Camp Patch
Camp Kneckerc hi ef
Camp T-Shirt

CHICKASA'A

FOOD SE

Camp Osage

The troop eats in
the dining hall 1at
its own tables.
, Each table has a
waiter to make sure
all · items are ready for his
troop or patrol .

(~
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-- ~) ~
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'

1

-.____/

Pioneering

Hiking

Nature

Forestry

Swimming

Lifesaving

Rovvi

�t Reservation

Camp Cherokee
10 CAMPSITES AT CAMP
CH EROKEE WILL BE I N
OPERATION FOR FIV E
WE EKS I N 1984,

CAMP FEE

IT

F.leId
Sports

CANOE TRIP - GRAND GULF
$60. 00

INAL TROOP
'ERWEEK

EAGLES NEST - $85. oo

MER CAMP

The nature Program at
bo t h our camps features
_'-,: ~ knowl edgeable camp
.---· ,,....,._•_;. staff counsel ors and a
fun program in most of
.;- ·v &lt;::' ,
. J (,Y ~· the nature oriented
..,.. \~;: :~; .,- ~~ merit badges. Some
~ prior work mig ht be
advisable for some of
________
E
_l_C_
_V
-R
E
~!'""
the badges offered .
!J
Scoutcraft Merit Badges
The patrol prepares
and activitied are
ava i lable . Camping,
its own meals .
coking, pioneerFood i s drawn by the
patrol before each
·ng are most
popular
meal , so that there
.
problem
is no refrigeration
Patro l menus
and instructions make
prepar ations easy .
1.-~..,.,,,

1

W COUNCIL

Camp Cherokee

Can oei ng

Sailing

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~

~· ~"-:::£.. -/

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A·great prog r am of rifle _.~~~""- · "' :l\J....shotgun , under an adu lt
· \;r--- ~
staffer tra i ned bytheNation.al
~)JJ )
(BSA) camping school . Learn
...,.~..~
t o use t he bow and arrow
at the arc hery r ange , part i cipate
i n fi t ness prog rams - i nte r - t r oop
cha 11enges t o sof tba 11 or vo 11eyba11
games ar e encouraged.

Nature &amp;Scoutcraft

~owing

~
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First Aid

A r c h ery

Wood Carv ing

I nd i an Lo r e

�~PPLICATION

'. FOR PROVISIONAL _My troop wi I I not be going to camp. I want
:I'ROOPS AND/OR
to register with the provis iona l troop provided by the council as shown below .

SPECIALTY CAMP.S

_

I wi I l attend camp with my troop but want
to
attend a second week with the provis ion, Troop # _ _ District _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _
al troop as shown below.
Scout's Name _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ SPEC IALTY CAMPS Address
·-High Adventure - Canoe Tr i p and Explore
--------------the Grand Gulf
·
Eagles Nest (3rd week only) (Forma I ly
Zip
Si Iver Bay)
Phone #
Age
1st Week
Week
Week
- - 3rd
-- J2nd
June
1723
1.,1ne
24-30
Ju
I
y
1-7
Parent Approval
-

Scoutmaster Approval

Provisional Troops
PARENTS: IF YOUR SON CAN'T GO
TO CAMP WITH HIS TROOP OR
WANTS TO GO AN EXTRA WEEK READ THIS.

The Ch ickasaw Counc i I provides
leadership for a provisional
troop each week at Camp Osage
.for Scouts who are unable to
attend camp with their own
troop, or who wish to attend
more than one session . The
provisional Scoutmasters a re
chosen from ranks of the best
tra ined leaders ava i !able to
give each Scout the safest and
best programs to fit his own
in d ividua l needs .
THE PROVISIONAL FEE IS $70 PER
SCOUT PER WEEK

4th Week
July 8-1 4

- - 5th Week
Ju I y 15- 21

What To Bring

Refunds

Pack
Sleeping Bag or Two Blankets
Scout Surruner Uniform
(Shirt, Short Pants,
Long Stockings)
1 Long Sleeve Shirt
l Pair Long Pants
Underwear
Socks
Handkerchiefs
Pajamas
Swim Suit
Moccasins or Sneakers
Raincoat or Poncho
Bath Towels
Toilet Kit
Flashlight
Scout Handbook
Bible or Prayer Book
Writing Material
Merit Badge Pamphlets

Your camp fee (with the
exception of the $20) is
refundab 1e. (The $20
reservation fee is
transferrable within the
troop.)

Physical Exams

"Dear Parent•
The Chickasaw Council invites
your son to follow the trails
to Scout Adventure at KIA KIMA
Scout Reservation. Encourage
him to begin his own savings
program NOW to pay all or part
of his way to camp.

Everyone who comes to camp
is required to have a current Boy Scout examination
form completed and brought
with him to sunmer camp.
We are extremely proud of
our health and safety
record over the past 50
years of Scout camping
and have anexcellent
health lodge director on
the reservation. Saf ety
is our watchword at Scout
surrvner camp .

______________ ____________ __________

._

._

_._. ._

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            <text>,~ .--------------------------------------------------.------,&#13;
Catch&#13;
the&#13;
In 1984&#13;
AT&#13;
Kia Kima&#13;
(The Nest of the Eagle)&#13;
In the land of&#13;
the Golden Bow&#13;
REGISTER BY MAY 2&#13;
ALL SCOUTS WHO HAVE AT LEAST $20 IN THE&#13;
COUNCIL OFFICE TOWARDS THEIR CAMP FEES&#13;
BY MAY 2, 1983 WILL RECEIVE A FREE CAMP&#13;
T-SHIRT. GIVE YOUR FEE TO YOUR SCOUTMASTER&#13;
TO TURN INTO THE OFFICE&#13;
T- Shirt Sizes A- B- C- 0 or E&#13;
A = 14 - 16&#13;
B = 34 - 36&#13;
c = 38 - 40&#13;
D = 42 - 44&#13;
E = 46-48&#13;
Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 171 s. Hollywood Memp his, TN 38112 327-4193&#13;
Camp Osage&#13;
12 CAMPSITES AT CAMP OSAGE&#13;
WILL BE IN OPERATION FOR&#13;
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T-shirts, stationery, stamps and soft&#13;
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Camp T-Shirt&#13;
Camp Osage&#13;
Hiking Nature Forestry&#13;
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CHICKASA'A&#13;
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its own tables.&#13;
, Each table has a&#13;
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all · items are ready for his&#13;
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Swimming&#13;
(~~-- ~) ~&#13;
\' M 1 \. ' -.____/&#13;
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Camp Cherokee&#13;
10 CAM PS I TES AT CAM P&#13;
CH EROK EE WILL BE I N&#13;
OP ERA TION FOR F IV E&#13;
WE EKS I N 198 4, ~ CAMP FEE irt~-~&#13;
INAL TRO OP CANOE TRIP - GRAND GULF F. Id ~6 !1''V1&#13;
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at the arc hery r a nge , part i cipate&#13;
i n fi t ness prog r ams - i nte r - t r oop&#13;
cha 11 enges t o so f tb a 11 or vo 11eyba11&#13;
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bo t h our camps features&#13;
_ '-,: ~ know l edgeable camp&#13;
.---· ,,....,._•_;. staff counsel ors and a&#13;
1.-~..,.,,, .;- ·v &lt;: :' , fun program in most of&#13;
. J 1 (,Y ~· the nature oriented&#13;
.., .. \~;: :~ ; .,- ~~ merit badges. Some&#13;
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~owing Can oei n g Sailing&#13;
Camp Chero kee&#13;
First Aid A r c h ery Wood Carv ing I ndi an Lor e&#13;
~PPLICATION '. FOR PROVISIONAL _My troop wi I I not be going to camp. I want&#13;
:I'ROOPS AND/OR to register with the provis i ona l troop provided&#13;
by the council as shown below .&#13;
SPECIALTY CAMP.S _ I wi I l attend camp with my troop but want&#13;
, Troop # _ _ District _________ _ to attend a second week with the pr ovis ion al&#13;
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Scout's Name ______________ SPEC I AL TY CAMPS -&#13;
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--------------- the Grand Gulf ·&#13;
Phone #&#13;
Parent Approval&#13;
Scoutmaster Approval&#13;
Provisional Troops&#13;
PARENTS: IF YOUR SON CAN'T GO&#13;
TO CAMP WITH HIS TROOP OR&#13;
WANTS TO GO AN EXTRA WEEK -&#13;
READ THIS.&#13;
The Ch i ckasaw Counc i I provides&#13;
leadership for a provisional&#13;
troop each week at Camp Osage&#13;
.for Scouts who are unable to&#13;
attend camp with their own&#13;
troop, or who wish to attend&#13;
more than one session . The&#13;
provisional Scoutmasters a re&#13;
chosen from ranks of the best&#13;
tra i ned leaders ava i !able to&#13;
give each Scout the safest and&#13;
best pr ograms to fit his own&#13;
in d i vidua l needs .&#13;
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"Dear Parent•&#13;
Zip&#13;
Age&#13;
The Chickasaw Council invites&#13;
your son to follow the trails&#13;
to Scout Adventure at KIA KIMA&#13;
Scout Reservation. Encourage&#13;
him to begin his own savings&#13;
program NOW to pay all or part&#13;
of his way to camp.&#13;
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4th Week - July 8-1 4 --&#13;
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Scout Surruner Uniform&#13;
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Underwear&#13;
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Bath Towels&#13;
Toilet Kit&#13;
Flashlight&#13;
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Bible or Prayer Book&#13;
Writing Material&#13;
Merit Badge Pamphlets&#13;
Physical Exams&#13;
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We are extremely proud of&#13;
our health and safety&#13;
record over the past 50&#13;
years of Scout camping&#13;
and have anexcellent&#13;
health lodge director on&#13;
the reservation. Sa f ety&#13;
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5th Week&#13;
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exception of the $20) is&#13;
refundab 1 e. (The $20&#13;
reservation fee is&#13;
transfer rable within the&#13;
troop.)&#13;
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