https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8c273e5e5470b959546cf78cec7f275b.pdf 7e1d68daf7839bcb10f5ffe760e0201e PDF Text Text ADVANCE PARTY LE.AVES ON SATURDAY: The Advance Party in charge of 11 :Big Chief 11 W. Gordon Morris and liLittle Chief 11 Willard E~ Hays, will leave for liardy on Saturday mornir:g. Included in the party will be Joe Dalstrom, Assistant Camp Director, Gerald Capers, Eddie Williams, Alvan Tate, Ed. Dals trom, :Bob Wall~, Jr. 1 Cla1J.de Cape rs, Joe Helms, Charlie Brooks, and Wayne .Amos, all of whom are members of th e Staff. Dr. George H. Burkle, Camp Physician, will not reach camp until next week. Accompanying the staff will be Scout s Hugh Henline, Henry Mitchel and Ed. Spinks. James Wise w!lo will a3sist in directing the camp at Hot Springs 1 .Ark., of the Crowley Ridge Coun.::il will also spend the first week in camp. For the sixth consecutive year Ike Baskin will be the Cook at This means we will have plenty of fine 11 eats11 .well prepared and amazingly appetizing, K.K. K. The Advance Party will spend the entire week getting 11 Eagles Nest" in tip-top shape. The pier will be bu ilt, equ ipment will be placed in the lodges, the 12 canoes will be painted and named, the two tennis courts will be rolled and pu t in condition"; in fact, everything will be done so that when the 15th season opens on Saturday, June 14th, everything will be in readiness for the bigge st and best camp in the history of the Council. Asst. Chief Joe Dalstrorn has already prepared the rmny games and activities which will rra~k the opening of camp and all during the summer. There will be no delay in the start of the program. Just as soon as the Scouts arrive in camp on the 14th. various and sundry things, all designed to rrake ev2 ::."~r o::· 0 hase a 1:· ~. g tj.:ne , wilJ. start to happen simultaneously, not to mention spontaneously and exuberantly. ***** CAMP REGISTRATIONS: 108 Scou ts have ~out t heir name on the dotted line. These boys know they are go i ng to hav.::i t he time of their lives at Kia Ki and they are co:untin;; t he days until camp o:pens. If your boys haven't signed and want tc ge t in, it is recommended that they register early so that a place will b e r ese r ved for them. ***"** BIG GAME PRIZE: The prize for the big game which will be held during the first week of camp will be a handsome Indian Blanket. What a wonderful trophy t ::::t is will be for t he Scout who vrins it to bring home. It is a blanlrnt anyone would be proud to own. The k ind of big game is a secret - if you want to know and to get a chance at this splendid prize, be in camp on Saturday, June 14th. � 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 Kia Kima Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous papers and publications by Kia Kima including promotional flyers, Camper Handbooks, staff materials, and program materials. 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 ADVANCE PARTY LE.AVES ON SATURDAY: The Advance Party in charge of 11 :Big Chief 11 W. Go rdon Morris and li Little Chief11 Willard E~ Hays, will leave for liardy on Saturday mornir:g. Included in the party will be Joe Dalstrom, Assistant Camp Director, Gerald Capers, Eddie Williams, Alvan Tate, Ed. Da ls trom, :Bob Wall~, Jr. 1 Cla1J.de Cape rs, Joe Helms, Charlie Brooks, and Wayne .Amos, all of whom are members of t h e Staff. Dr. George H. Burkle, Camp Physician, will not reach camp until next week. Accompanying the staff will be Scout s Hugh Henline, Henry Mitchel and Ed. Spinks. James Wise w!lo will a3sist in directing the camp at Hot Springs 1 .Ark., of the Crowley Ridge Coun.::il will also spend the first week in camp. For the sixth consecutive year Ike Baskin will be the Cook at K.K. K. This means we will have plenty of fine 11 eats11 .well prepared and amazingly appetizing, The Advance Party will spend the entire week getting 11 Ea g les Nest" in tip-top shape. The pier will be bu ilt, equ ipment will be placed in the lodges, the 12 canoes will be painted and named, the two tennis courts will be rolled and pu t in condition"; in fact, everything will be done so that when the 15th season opens on Saturday, June 14th, everything will be in readiness for the bi gge st and best camp in the history of the Council. Asst. Chief Joe Dalstrorn has already prepared the rmny games and activities which will rra~k the opening of camp and all during the summer. There will be no delay in the start of the p ro gram. Just as soon as the Scouts arrive in camp on the 14 th. various and sundry things, all designed to rrake ev2 ::."~r o::· 0 hase a 1:· ~ . g tj.:ne , wilJ. start to happen simultaneously, not to mention spontaneously and exuberantly. * * * * * CAMP REGISTRATIONS: 108 Scou ts have ~out t heir name on the dotted line. These boys know they a re go i ng to hav.::i t he time of their lives at Kia Ki and they are co:untin;; t he days un til camp o:pens. If your boys haven't signed and want tc ge t in, it is recommend ed that they register early so that a place will b e r ese r ved for them. ***"** BIG GAME PRIZE: Th e prize for the big game which will be held during the first week of camp will be a handsome Indian Blanket. What a wonderful trophy t ::::t is will be for t he Scout who vrins it to bring home. It is a blanlrnt anyone would be proud to own. Th e k ind of big game is a secret - if you wan t to know and to get a chance at this splendid prize, be in camp on Saturday, June 14th. 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 1930 (6/4/1930) Kia Kima Newsletter Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1930 Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Kia Kima Newsletter Newsletter