https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f2c2b806490d71493de0fb8a45acfbbd.pdf 5d8231fb76c210681ccbda8fc8957d26 PDF Text Text id a y Saturday Sunday October 28, 29, 30, 1988 Naval A ir Station, Memp s Pre sen ted By: CHICKASAW CO UN CIL BOY SCO UT S OF A:MERICA, INC. 171 Sou th Ho llyw ood (901) 327-4193 • Me mp his , Ten nes see 381 12 �SC OU T BA SE 88 CO UN CI L CO MM IT TE E Gen era l Cha irm an Rear Adm iral Jam es D. Cos sey Uni ted Sta tes Navy Gen era l Co- Cha irm an Cap tain Ric har d Gra nt Uni ted Sta tes Nav y Aud it Joh n Ber ry Firs t Ten nes see Ban k Reg istr atio n Lt. Kei th Shu rtle ff Uni ted Sta tes Navy Vic e-C hai rma n, Pro gra m Bob Ma rtin No rthw est Airl ine s, lnvc. Vic e-C hai rma n, Pro mo tion Ben Wo odw orth Firs t Ten nes see Ban k Fam ily Cam pin g CPO Vic Sife rt Uni ted Sta tes Navy Prin ting Rob ert Cop ela nd No rthw est Airl ine s, Inc. Pub licit y Jer ry Kle in Kos sm an/ Kle in & Co. Vic e-C hai rma n, Bus ine ss Sup por t Ch arle s Ledsinger, Jr. Hol ida y Cor por atio n Cer em oni es Steven A. Sm ith No rthw est Airl ine s, Inc. LCDR Ric k Fis che r Uni ted Sta tes Navy Jud y Lew is Me mp his Cha mb er of Com me rce DeL ane Cox Jim Col em an Federal Exp res s Parade Jac k Sha nag han Firs t Tennessee Ban k Rud i Sch iffe r Sch iffe r Ass oci ate s Jud gin g Don ald Rid gwa y Arg enb righ t, Inc. Vic erC hai rma n, Cam pin g Lar ry Heg dah l Litt on Ind ust ries Spe cia l Eve nts LCDR Jim Dun n Uni ted Sta tes Navy Cap tain J.E . Orr Uni ted Sta tes Navy Vic e-C hai rma n, Sup por t Cap tain Jim She phe rd Uni ted Sta tes Nav y Mil itar y Coo rdin ato r LCDR Bob Fre ch Uni ted Sta tes Nav y Gat ewa y Jim Jet ton LCDR Mik e Mic hal ski Uni ted Sta tes Navy Vic e-C har ima n, Sho w Sal es Terry LaFrain Mid -So uth Bev era ges /Pe psi Co la Events Paul Jon es, Ph.D. Doy le Si IIi ma n Bet tie Sill ima n • DI ST RI CT CH AI RM AN , SC OU T BA SE '8 8 Eas tern Bec k Bec kwi th Cri tten den Ern est Cra wfo rd Nor the ast Jam es Ma rtin Exp lori ng Eve rett Daw son Sou thw est Dal las Pal me rtre e Sou.th Cen tral Flo yd Rog ers Sou the ast Ma x Os tne r, Jr. Nas hob a Earl Bla nke nsh ip N.W. Mis siss ipp i Nor th Cen tral Les Sm ith �CHIE F OF NAVA L TECH NICA L TRAIN ING NAVA L AIR STATI ON MEMP HIS (751 MILLIN GTON . TENNE SSEE 3805 4 14 Oct obe r 1988 Gre etin gs. It is wi.th gre at plea sure and enth usia sm tha t I find mys elf wor king in clos e par tner ship with the Chic kasa w Cou ncil and the Boy Sco uts of Ame rica . In my prev ious tour as Commander Nav al For ces Japa n, I had the priv ileg e to act for ove r two yea rs as Sus tain jng Mem bers hip Enr ollm ent Cha irma n for the Far Eas t Cou ncil . As I beg in my tour here in Memphis as the Chi ef of Nav al Tec hnic al Tra inin g, I look forw ard to mai ntai n ing a sim ilar ly clos e rela tion ship with , and sup port of, Mid -Sou th Boy Sco uts. The succ ess of las t year 's "Sco ut Base 87" was clea r test imo ny to the imp orta nce tha t Scouti~g hold s in the Mid -Sou th. Thi s yea r's plan s and exp ecta tion s for "Sco ut Base 88'' are gre ater sti ll. We e.xp ect ove r 8,00 0 Boy Sco uts from ove r 260 Sco utin g Uni ts in the area to par tici pat e. More than 150 uni ts are plan ning to camp for the wee kend at the bas e. A spe ctac ular air show , fabu lous airc raft sta tic disp lays , the Nav y's Para chu te Dem onst ratio n Team and Hot Air Ball oon Team and a wide rang e of scou ting act ivit ies wil l be ava ilab le for ever yon e to enjo y . An adde d plea sure this year wil l be the add itio n of Sco uts from othe r Mid -Sou th cou ncil s. Req uest s for cam psit es from thes e uni ts out side the Chic kasa w Cou ncil have alre ady been rece ived . Thi s wil l ensu re tha t "Sco ut Base 88" wil l trul y be a "Mi d-So uth Sco utin g Adv entu re." This day of show prog ram has been prep ared to prov ide ever yon e invo lved with "Sco ut Base 88" det ails of the vari ous eve nts and a sch edu le. Eve ry Sco ut dis tric t has a Sco ut Base Cha irma n who is ava ilab le to ass ist thos e who req uire add itio nal info rma tion . Pl ease feel free to con tact them . I wan t vis itor s to the base to feel free to con tact any of my "Sco ut Base 88" off icia ls for info rma tion or que stio ns c onc erni ng this wee ken d's eve nt. I welc ome you all to "Sco ut Base 88" and than k you in adva nce for help ing make this yea r's adv entu re the Mid -So uth' s bes t eve r! JAMES D. COSSEY Rea r Adm iral, U.S . Nav y �DAIL Y SCHE DULE SCO UT BASE '88 A MID-SOUTH SCOUTING ADVENTURE / FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1988 12:00 Noon Sundo wn 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Base opens for check -in Colors ('ower ing of the flag) Check -in comp lete Jewis h Servic es (all wishin g to attend , meet at regist ration area) Crack er Barre ll-(Re ceptio n for all Scout maste rs, Cubm asters, Post Adviso rs, and Webe los Leade rs)- Pat Thom pson Recre ation Center. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1988 6:00 a.m. Reveille Break fast- Scout s and leader s may eat in the milita ry mess hall. Cost: age 12 and older, $0.75; ages 11 and under, $0.40. 7:00 a.m. Begin Booth displa y and Camp site set-up. 8:00 a.m. Contin ue Booth and Camp site set-up Event s Begin Scout s may partic ipate in: ' Milita ry Fitnes s Test "Cano e" Races Tug-0 -War Hot.. Air Balloo n Rides View Static Displa ys Whee l-chair Baske tbal I 11:30 a.m. Parade Step-o ff (corne r of Casab lanca St. and 4th Aven ue-se e map) 12:00 -2:00 p.m. Openi ng Cerem ony-t o includ e: 1. ParachutEt Drop 2. Air Show 3. View Static Displa ys . 2:00- 5:00 p.m. Camp sites and Booth s open for viewin g and judgin g. Events re-ope n: 1. "Cano e" Races 2. Chario t race 3. Whee l -chair Baske tball . 4. Ti re roll 5. Hot Air Balloo n Rides 6. Cooki ng conte st s:oo·p.m. Suppe r- (Pack and Troop time) • Sundo wn Colors 6:30 p.m. Camp fire/Sh ow • SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1988 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12:00 noon Revei lle Break fast and Clean -up (Milita ry Mess Hall will be open) Protes tant Servi ces-C ampfi re Area Catho lic Servic es- Camp fire Area Check -out All areas closed · ..• 1 l �I CAMP EVENTS ' Canoe Races - 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Tug-0 -War 8.:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. • Will be held in the swimming pool using rubber rafts and 3-man . teams Chariot Race 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 3-man teams-2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course Tire Roll 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 4-man teams rol I a ti re around a marked course. Timed event. Wheel Chair Basketball 8:00 10:00 2:00 5:00 ./ • 2-man teams. Teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket. (Balls will be furnished) a.m. a.m. p.m. p.m. ' Cooking 1. Barbecue 2. Chili 3. Desserts 4. Breads Bring your best entry in any or al I of the 4 categories listed to the Pat Thompson Center by 4:30 p.m. any time 1st and 2nd place winners in e'ach division will be announced at the campfire. - - 0000 0009 0013 0017 0018 0020 0025 Ct~ CN Ct~ CN CN Ct~ Ex Ex NE NE t~a Ct NE Ea Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Gym Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Registration/Information Vis i t ·Your Scout Shop 3,4 5 6 • • H' 7 104 114 19 13 44 204,205 94 39 17,20 9' 12 "t~or t hwe st" Airlines Prof. Staff - Exploring Scholarship and Awards Info. Cool< i ng..1 P i one er i ng..1 Knots,1 Lash ,i ng Pioneering in Minature Water Sources and Purification Scouts in Action Campsite Improvements Monkey i ng around Scouting • • �0027 0029 0030 0032 0033 0034 0040 0043 0045 0046 0047 t~ E Na SW NE t~ E NE SE SE Na Na t~a 0048 0051 0055 0061 0064 00 66 0066 0067 0068 0075 0078 0083 0085 0086 0087 00 89 0090 0094 0096 0097 0100 010 2 0114 0115 0124 0125 0127 0130 0132 0133 0133 0143 0144 0148 0157 0158 01 60 01 62 01 66 0171 0177 0192 0199 0200 0202 0204 0206 0225 NE 0229 SE 0231 0234 0243 0245 SE SE SE SE Ea NE oc oc NC Ea Ms t~E SE SE Ea SE SW SW Ea SW NC NC t~C NC NC NC NC SW t~ E NC oc SC SW NC SC SC SC SC oc Ct SE SW SC NE NE NE Ea Ct Ms SE Ea Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Camp s i te Camps it e Camps i te Camp s i te Camps i te Camp s i te Camps i te Campsite Campsite Camps i te Camps i te Campsite Camps i te Campsite Campsite CCdllps i te Campsite Camps i te Campsite Campsite Camps it e Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Camps i te Campsite Camps i te Camps it e Camp site Gym Camps i te Campsite Campsite Camps i te Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite Camps it e Camps i te Campsite Campsite Camps i te Campsite Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite 92 71,72 13' 14 61,63 74 35 194 195 79 101 75 199 150 215,216 102,10~ 149 27 185 186 143 153 78 6 88 2-8 1'.11 ' 132' 140 '141 .161 210 142 95 50 207 54 34 154 91 121 129 83 57 128' 137' 146 184 118 83,84 134 135 29 37 58 191 45,46 200 81 64 47 ,48 15' 18 201 38 3 117 67 211 23 123 Scout Camping Pioneering Hang ing Around Scout Camping Top Gun Scout Camp ing Potatoes P i oneering Surv ival Kits Weather Scout Camp ing Ropemal<ing Li fesaving Techniques Dutch Oven Cooking Scout Camping Backpacking Home Safety Camp Gadgets Hi Adventure Activity Displays Cooking CPR and First Aid P i oneer i ng Model Camp Pioneer ing Scout Camp ing Out door Sk i 11 s t1ode 1 Camp Model Camping Indian Lore Archery Sc.ov ting is Fun R if l e.-1 Archery Scout Camp i ng Scout Camping First Ai d Scout Camp ing Scout Camping Wil d Game Cooking Bic yc l e Safety What is Scouting Fire Building Camp Gadgets Scout Camping Lashing First Aid Scout Camp i ng Art Scout Camping Scout Camping Compass Skills t1ode 1 Camping Scout Camp ing Scout Camping Knife/Axe Scouting Fun First Ai d Scout Camping Pioneering Indian Lore Canoeing • Gun Safety Scout Camping Outdoor Cooking Camping �0246 0247 0252 0253 0255 0256 0259 0260 0263 0264 0265 0268 0273 0274 0275 0278 0281 0282 0286 0288 0289 0292 0301 0302 0304 0310 0310 0338 0340 0341 0343 0345 0347 0349 0352 0355 0359 0360 0401 0409 0410 0415 0439 0449 0460 l J 0487 0503 0506 0511 0513 0520 0521 0523 0525 0.528 0564 0701 0727 0746 2168 2273 2333 2453 2703 SE SE NE NE NE Ea NE NE NE NE NE tiE Ea. 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The Fun of scouting First Aid Hodel Building and Design Scout Camping Fire Prevention Pioneering Kn if e./Axe Pioneering Scout Camping Scouts in Action Knots Traveling Scouts Basketball Game High Adventure Camping Exploring the Outdoors Small Surgery/ I Learning CPR and First Aid Exploring Sailing �2747 Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex Ex NE NE NE Ct SE Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym-OS Gym-OS Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym t~E ~ym 3032 3033 Na SW NE NE 30 33 - trJ t~E 3034 3034-W 3041 3043 3047 NE NE SE Ea SW Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym 3093 SlrJ Gym 3100 NC 3115 t~C 3117 3124 3127 3130 t~C Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym G>'m Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym Gym Gyrn Campsite Campsite Gym Gym Gym 2903 2919 2940 2953 2955 2986 3001 3001-W 3013 3018 3023 3027 3029 3030 3054 3072 3076 3078-W 3083 3083-W 3085 3087 3090 3133 3140 3143 3144 3145 3158 3159 3162 t1s SE Na Ea Ct Ms Ms NE t~E NC NC SW NC NC SC Sl..J 3180 SC SC SC SC t1s 3192 StJ 3196 31 96-1..J SC SC NE 3200 3200-1..J 3216 3219 3221 3229 3235 3247-W 3247 3252 3255 3256 t~E t1s SE Ea SE Ms SE SE t~E t~E Ea Gym 10 '11 16 18 17 12 - 89 17,20 60 133 43 20 90 105 27 144 77 47 32 113 84,85 26 1 '2 135 114 16 28 62 70 155' 156 71 72 143 129 126 125 146 82 149,150 147,148 142 74,75 141 140 45,46 24 145 106,107 139 197 29,30 49 122 92 56 • 128 123 160 160 68,69 44 25 Exploring Computer s Exploring Veterina ry Medicine Eng i neering Jeopardy Game Engineer ing Jeopardy Ga.me Exploring Music t1ock Arrest MocK Arrest Box Hockey Campsite Improvem ents Up, Up, and Away Bi c yc l e Safet y Cubs i n Action Cubs in Action Cub Scout Citizen The Magic of Cub Scouting Cubs in Action Craft Top Gun Soaring with Scouting Webelos Camping Cubs in Action Duty to your Country Cub Crafts Soaring in 88 Fire Preventio n Cubs in Action Model Campsite Nail Driving t~ a i 1 Dr i v i n g Make Your Magnet A Splatteri ng Adventure Puppets Electr icity Cubs in Action F i ngerpa int i ng Cubs in Action Cubs in Action Toss Games Home Safety Modern Meterolog y Gift Giving Cubs in Action Transpor tation Puppets Arts and Crafts t1aKe and Race Bi rd Feeders Col or t1 i x tu res Transpor tation Vo t e , I t / s t he Ame r i c an Way Physical Fitness Fun with Puppets Webelos Camping Cubs i n Action Sandpain ting Scouting History Cubs in Action Jail and Bail/Fing erprintin g Water Fun Water Fun Animal Care Bean Bag Toss t1a ts �r 3259 3259 3259-W 3260 3265 3268 3273 3273-W NE NE NE NE NE NE 3274 Ea Ea Ea 3280 t~a 3285-1,.J t~a 3285 3286 3288 3289 3289-W 3292 3301 Na 3312-tJ 3330 3330-W t~a . 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IJ All booths are 10 ' wide by 8 ' deep All booths have curtain sides and backs One banquet size table (approx. 6 ' ) table and two chairs will be made available f or e ach booth. -- No Charge. I I �,'.' .... . . . .. . '• . .. ~:: ·._ .... ' SPONSORS: Holi9ay Corporation Dobbs International Services Pepsi Cola: Mid-South Beverages, Inc. Federal Express Corporation Navy Memphis Northwest Ai rt i nes, Inc. National Bank of Commerce Kossman I Klein & Co. Langford & Caldwell, Inc. The Composing Room Hardin's Sysco Food Services, Inc. Wonder Bread Bakery National Bank of Commerce One Commerce Square Memphis. Tennessee 38150 MEMBER FD IC � 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 Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. 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 - iday Saturday Sunday October 28, 29, 30, 1988 Naval Air Station, Memp s Presented By: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF A:MERICA, INC. 171 South Hollywood (901) 327-4193 Memphis, Tennessee 38112 • SCOUT BASE 88 COUNCIL COMMITTEE General Co-Chairman Captain Richard Grant United States Navy Vice-Chairman, Program Bob Martin Northwest Airlines, lnvc. Printing Robert Copeland Northwest Airlines, Inc. Ceremonies Steven A. Smith Northwest Airlines, Inc. Parade Jack Shanaghan First Tennessee Bank Judging Donald Ridgway Argenbright, Inc. Special Events LCDR Jim Dunn United States Navy LCDR Mike Michalski United States Navy Vice-Chariman, Show Sales Terry LaFrain Mid-South Beverages/Pepsi Cola General Chairman Rear Admiral James D. Cossey United States Navy Audit John Berry First Tennessee Bank Vice- Chairman, Promotion Ben Woodworth First Tennessee Bank Publicity Jerry Klein Kossman/Klein & Co. LCDR Rick Fischer United States Navy DeLane Cox Rudi Schiffer Schiffer Associates VicerChairman , Camping Larry Hegdahl Litton Industries Captain J.E . Orr United States Navy Gateway Jim Jetton Events Paul Jones, Ph.D. Doyle Si I Ii man Bettie Silliman Registration Lt. Keith Shurtleff United States Navy Family Camping CPO Vic S i fert United States Navy Vice-Chairman, Business Support Charles Ledsinger, Jr. Holiday Corporation Judy Lewis Memphis Chamber of Commerce Jim Coleman Federal Express Vice-Chairman, Support Captain Jim Shepherd United States Navy Military Coordinator LCDR Bob Frech United States Navy • DISTRICT CHAIRMAN, SCOUT BASE '88 Eastern Beck Beckwith Northeast James Martin Southwest Dal las Palmertree Southeast Max Ostner, Jr. N .W. Mississippi Crittenden Ern e st Crawfo rd Exploring Ev e rett Dawson South Central . Floyd Rogers Nashoba Earl Blankenship North Central Les Smith Greetings. CHIEF OF NAVAL TECHNICAL TRAINING NAVAL AIR STATION MEMPHIS ( 751 MILLINGTON. TENNESSEE 38054 14 October 1988 It is wi .th great pleasure and enthusiasm that I find myself working in close partnership with the Chickasaw Council and the Boy Scouts of America. In my previous tour as Commander Naval Forces Japan, I had the privilege to act for over two years as Sustainjng Membership Enrollment Chairman for the Far East Council. As I begin my tour here in Memphis as the Chief of Naval Technical Training, I look forward to maintain ing a similarly close relationship with, and support of, Mid-South Boy Scouts. The success of last year 's "Scout Base 87" was clear testimony to the importance that Scouti~g holds in the Mid-South. This year's plans and expectations for "Scout Base 88'' are greater still. We e .xpect over 8,000 Boy Scouts from over 260 Scouting Units in the area to participate. More than 150 units are planning to camp for the weekend at the base. A spectacular air show, fabulous aircraft static displays, the Navy's Parachute Demonstration Team and Hot Air Balloon Team and a wide range of scouti ng activities will be available for everyone to enjoy . An added pleasure this year will be the addition of Scouts from other Mid-South councils. Requests for campsites from these units outside the Chickasaw Council have already been received. This will ensure that "Scout Base 88" will truly be a "Mid-South Scouting Adventure." This day of show program has been prepared to provide everyone involved with "Scout Base 88" details of the various events and a schedule. Every Scout district has a Scout Base Chairman who is available to assist those who req uire additional information. Pl ease feel free to contact them. I want visitors to the base to feel free to contact any of my "Scout Base 88" officials for information or questions c o ncerning this weekend's event. I welcome you all to "Scout Base 88" and thank you in advance for helping make this year's adventure the Mid-South's best ever! JAMES D. COSSEY Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy DAILY SCHEDULE SCOUT BASE '88 A MID-SOUTH SCOUTING ADVENTURE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 , 1988 12:00 Noon Sundown 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Base opens for check-in Colors (' owering of the flag) Check-in complete Jewish Services (all wishing to attend, meet at registration area) Cracker Barrell-(Reception for all Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Pos t Advisors, and Webelos Leaders) - Pat Thompson Recreation Center. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1988 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. ' 11:30 a.m. 12:00-2:00 p.m . . 2:00-5:00 p.m. s:oo ·p.m. Sundown 6:30 p.m . Reveille Breakfast - Scouts and leaders may eat in the military mess hall. Cost: age 12 and older, $0.75; ages 11 and under, $0 .40. Begin Booth display and Campsite set-up. Continue Booth and Campsite set-up Events Begin Scouts may participate in: Military Fitness Test "Canoe" Races Tug-0-War Hot .. Air Balloon Rides View Static Displays Wheel-chair Basketbal I Parade Step-off (corner of Casablanca St. and 4th Avenue-see map) Opening Ceremony-to include: 1. ParachutEt Drop 2. Air Show 3. View Static Displays Campsites and Booths open for viewing and judging . Events re -open: 1. "Canoe" Races 2. Chariot race 3. Wheel -chair Basketball . 4. Ti re roll 5. Hot Air Balloon Rides 6. Cooking contest • Supper- (Pack and Troop time) • Colors Campfire/Show SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1988 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 12 :00 noon Reveille Breakfast and Clean -up (Military Mess Hall will be open) Protestant Services-Campfire Area Catholic Services - Campfire Area Check-out All areas closed · .. • / 1 l I ' Canoe Races - Tug-0 -War Chariot Race Tire Roll Wheel Chair Basketball Cooking 1. Barbecue 2. Chili 3. Desserts 4. Breads - Ct~ - CN - Ct~ - CN - CN - Ct~ - Ex 0000 Ex 0009 NE 0013 NE 0017 t~a 0018 Ct 0020 NE 0025 Ea ' Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Gym Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite CAMP EVENTS 3,4 5 6 7 104 114 19 13 44 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 8.:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. any time •• H' 204,205 94 39 17,20 9' 12 Will be held in the • swimming pool using rubber rafts and 3-man . teams 3-man teams-2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course 4-man teams rol I a ti re around a marked course. Timed event. • 2-man teams. Teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket. (Balls will be furnished) ./ Bring your best entry in any or al I of the 4 categories listed to the Pat Thompson Center by 4:30 p.m. 1st and 2nd place winners in e'ach division will be announced at the campfire. Registration/Information Vis i t ·Your Scout Shop -- "t~or t hwe st" Airlines Prof. Staff - Exploring Scholarship and Awards Info. Cool< i ng .. 1P i one er i ng .. 1Knots,1 Lash ,i ng Pioneering in Minature Water Sources and Purification Scouts in Action Campsite Improvements Monkey ing around Scouting • • 002 7 0029 0030 0032 0033 0034 0040 0043 004 5 0046 0047 004 8 0051 0055 0061 0064 00 6 6 0066 0067 0068 0075 007 8 0083 0085 0086 0087 00 8 9 0090 0094 0096 0097 0100 010 2 0114 0115 0124 0125 0127 0130 0132 0133 0133 0 143 0144 0148 0157 0158 01 6 0 01 62 01 66 0171 0177 0192 0199 0200 0202 0204 0206 022 5 0229 0231 0 2 34 024 3 0245 t~ E N a SW NE t~ E NE SE SE Na Na t~a SE SE SE SE Ea NE oc oc NC Ea Ms t~E SE SE Ea SE SW SW Ea SW NC NC t~C NC NC NC NC SW t~ E NC oc SC SW NC SC SC SC SC oc Ct SE SW SC NE NE NE Ea NE SE Ct Ms SE Ea - Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Ca mp s i te Camps it e Cam ps i te Ca mp s i te Cam ps i te Camp s i te Camps i te Campsite Campsite Camps i te Camps i te Campsite Camps i te Campsite Ca mpsite CCdllps i te Ca mpsite Camps i te Campsite Campsite Camps it e Campsite Cam psite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Cam p site Campsite Camps i te Cam psite Camps i te Camps it e Camp site Gym Cam ps i te Campsite Campsite Camps i te Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Campsite Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite Camps it e Camps i te Campsite Cam psite Camps i te Cam p site Camps i te Campsite Campsite Campsite 92 71,72 13' 14 61,63 74 35 194 195 79 10 1 75 199 150 215,216 102,10~ 149 27 185 186 143 153 78 6 88 2-8 1 '.11 ' 132' 140 '141 161 . 210 142 95 50 207 54 34 154 91 1 21 12 9 83 57 128' 137' 146 184 118 83,84 134 135 29 37 58 191 45,46 200 81 64 47 ,48 15' 18 201 38 3 117 67 211 23 123 Scout Camping Pioneering Hang i ng Around Scout Camping Top Gun Scout Camp i ng Potatoes P i oneering Surv i val Kits Weather Scout Camp i ng Ropemal<ing L i fesaving Techniques Dutch Oven Cooking Scout Camping Backpacking Home Safety Camp Gadgets H i Adventure Activity Displays Cooking CPR and First Aid P i oneer i ng Model Camp Pioneer i ng Scout Camp i ng Out door Sk i 11 s t1ode 1 Camp Model Camping Indian Lore Archery Sc.ov ting is Fun R if l e.-1 Archery Scout Camp i ng Scout Camping First A i d Scout Camp i ng Scout Camping Wil d Game Cooking Bic yc l e Safety What is Scouting Fire Building Camp Gadgets Scout Camping Lashing First Aid Sco ut Camp i ng Art Scout Camping Scout Camping Compass Skills t1ode 1 Camping Scout Ca mp i ng Scout Camping Knife/Axe Scouting Fun First A i d Scout Camping Pioneering Indian Lore Canoeing • Gun Safety Scout Camping Outdoor Cooking Camping l J 0246 0247 0252 0253 0255 0256 0259 0260 0263 0264 0265 0268 0273 0274 0275 0278 0281 0282 0286 0288 0289 0292 0301 0302 0304 0310 0310 0338 0340 0341 0343 0345 0347 0349 0352 0355 0359 0360 0401 0409 0410 0415 0439 0449 0460 0487 0503 0506 0511 0513 0520 0521 0523 0525 0.528 0564 0701 0727 0746 2168 2273 2333 2453 2703 SE SE NE NE NE Ea NE NE NE NE NE tiE Ea. 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The Fun of scouting First Aid Hodel Building and Design Scout Camping Fire Prevention Pioneering Kn if e .. /Axe Pioneering Scout Camping Scouts in Action Knots Traveling Scouts Basketball Game High Adventure Camping Exploring the Outdoors • Small Surgery/ I Learning CPR and Exploring Sailing First Aid • 2747 Ex 2903 Ex 2919 Ex 2940 Ex 2953 Ex 2955 Ex 2986 Ex 3001 NE 3001-W NE 3013 NE 3018 Ct 3023 SE 3027 t~E 3029 Na 3030 SW 3032 NE 3033 NE 30 33 - trJ t~E 3034 NE 3034-W NE 3041 t1s 3043 SE 3047 Na 3054 Ea 3072 Ct 3076 Ms 3078-W Ms 3083 NE 3083-W t~E 3085 SE 3087 Ea 3090 SW 3093 SlrJ 3100 NC 3115 t~C 3117 t~C 3124 NC 3127 NC 3130 SW 3133 NC 3140 NC 3143 SC 3144 Sl..J 3145 SC 3158 SC 3159 SC 3162 SC 3180 t1s 3192 StJ 3196 SC 31 96-1..J SC 3200 NE 3200-1..J t~E 3216 t1s 3219 SE 3221 Ea 3229 SE 3235 Ms 3247-W SE 3247 SE 3252 t~E 3255 t~E 3256 Ea Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym-OS Gym-OS Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym ~ym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym G>'m Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym Gym Gyrn Campsite Campsite Gym Gym Gym 10 '11 16 18 17 12 - - 89 17,20 60 133 43 20 90 105 27 144 77 47 32 113 84,85 26 1 '2 135 114 16 28 62 70 155' 156 71 72 143 129 126 125 146 82 149,150 147,148 142 74,75 141 140 45,46 24 145 106,107 139 197 29,30 49 122 92 56 • 128 123 160 160 68,69 44 25 Exploring Computers Exploring Veterinary Medicine Eng i neering Jeopardy Game Engineering Jeopardy Ga.me Exploring Music t1ock Arrest MocK Arrest Box Hockey Campsite Improvements Up, Up, and Away Bi c yc l e Safet y Cubs i n Action Cubs in Action Cub Scout Citizen The Magic of Cub Scouting Cubs in Action Craft Top Gun Soaring with Scouting Webelos Camping Cubs in Action Duty to your Country Cub Crafts Soaring in 88 Fire Prevention Cubs in Action Model Campsite Nail Driving t~ a i 1 Dr i v i n g Make Your Magnet A Splattering Adventure Puppets Electr i city Cubs in Action F i ngerpa i nt i ng Cubs in Action Cubs in Action Toss Games Home Safety Modern Meterology Gift Giving Cubs in Action Transportation Puppets Arts and Crafts t1 a Ke and Race Bi rd Feeders Col or t1 i x tu res Transportation Vo t e , I t / s t h e Ame r i c an Way Physical Fitness Fun with Puppets Webelos Camping Cubs i n Action Sandpainting Scouting History Cubs in Action Jail and Bail/Fingerprinting Water Fun Water Fun Animal Care Bean Bag Toss t1a ts r 3259 NE 3259 NE 3259-W NE 3260 NE 3265 NE 3268 NE 3273 3273-W 3274 3280 Ea Ea Ea t~a 3285-1,.J t~a 3285 Na 3286 t.~ a 3288 3289 Na 3289-W Na 3292 Ct 3301 t4a 3312-tJ Ne! 3330 Ea 3330-W Ea 3334-W Ea 3334 Ea 3339 t~E 3339-W NE 3344 SW 334 7- 1,.J t1s 3355 SE 3356 SE 3357 Ea 3359-W Ea 3359 Ea 3363-W Ea 3363 Ea 3367 Ea 3367-W Ea 3368-W Ea 3368 Ea 3369 Ea 3377 t1s 3377- 1,J t1s 3396-1,J 3401 -1,J 3401 3409 3410 3439 3449 3449-1,J 3454 3502 3503 3506 3513 3514 3520 3521 3528 3533 3565-W 3565 Ea SIJJ SW SW t~E t~E StJ SW t~E SC SC SW SC SC SC SC SC t~C Sl,J SW 3581 Na 3723-W Ms Gym Gym Campsite 6)'1"ft Gym Gym Campsite Campsite Gym Gym Campsite Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Gym Campsite Gym Campsite Campsite G,v m Gvm ' Campsite Gym Campsite Gym Gym Campsite Campsite Gym Campsite Campsite Gym Campsite Campsite Gym Gym Gym Camps i t e Campsite Campsite Gym Gym G>1m Gym Gym Campsite Gyrri Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Gym Campsite Gym Gym Campsite 31 54 122 32,33,34 21,22 23 130 130 48,49 97,98 85 99 88 1 1 5 ' 11 6 ' 1 1 7· 87 203 134 100 163 42 209 158 79,80 39 133 108 21 93,94,95 96 130 144 151,152 192 192 103 161 125 66,67 91 124 52,55 196 7 109 76,77 40,41 55 81 98 36,37 138 137 110,111 118 119 127 120 121 131,132 43 112 101,102 36 Cubs in Action Cubs in Action IJJebe l os Camping AdvP~tures Through Gumes Paper Airplane Design Sa.cl< Puppets Fami 1 y Camping Camping Voting the American Way Mask and Puppets Cold Weather Survival Magical Adventure Having Fun with Nature Games Spin Art Webelos in Action Scouts in Action A 1 l That G 1 i t t er~ Is t~o t Gold Scouting Around the World Neckerchief Slides Webelos Camping Raingutter Regatta Raingutter Regatta Spin Painting l,J e be 1 o s Camp i n g Scouting Fun Fire Safety P i n e•>Jood Der by Fingerpainting Camping Old Fashoned Games Bicycle Safety Survival Survival Transportation Knots Friendship Sticks Neckerchief Slides Cub Scout Games Facepaintin~ Face Pa inting Activity Badge Fun Rope Tying Cub Act iv i t i es Cubs in Action Turtle Race Cubs Can Do Raingutter Regatta Webelos Skills Wet Sponge Toss Future Leaders of America Cubs in Action Cub Act iv i t i es Odds and Ends Fi n ge r paint in g Cubs in Action Cubs in Action Art Base ·' 88 Fun With Sticks t~a tu re Crafts t4atures Craft Sound Webelos Camping Clllih N-85 ~ > "al .. ~I "al -41 -"" --J -: J?o1<tr-~ ~~ ~~~'1~..?"~ Softb~ ~*~ -T:' ield C:- .r s,ou\ · · ... aot Y•'t\t\11' i•'"''"~ ~1~~ §B Auto Hobby Shop I 114 J IX] P a t T bo1npsoa Rec Ce11 1er fT°"'l 101J 981 95]. 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I /U' '"f, ,~I 1.t" I IA'I, ,,., 'IAt., llO 1fJI 1fZf lfi I lf01IS,l111111'111't 1.trl tlf I 1nf1~ I t 'I/ IHI 1«rl 1f(,, ,., I 1-11I11111.re I 1s1, ,,,., IS.JI /Sfl 1.rs'I IS' Booths with electrical outlets nearby are: #1 - ~ 13 #66 -> 78 #79 -> 91 #144 -~ 156 ~ 11 71 .,, '~ H ')J 1A ,, 70 •t '1 "' '" ~1 G"t SS A r'I t'I .n ,0 f,;/ "4 "' ,.,. 's- !A p JIJ 'tf f' ff " 4s H +J ~ f-/ f.> . a. 1 z.r a, Jo 31 M. 1J It 15" 3~ rl ,, Jt ... I """ &• a.I ~ ' ~ ao ,, ,, ,, ,. IT If . . i. 3 + s ' ? I , , ,. - ta. IJ ,., n All booths are 10 ' wide by 8 ' deep All booths have curtain sides and backs One banquet size table (approx. 6 ' ) table and two chairs will be made available f or e ach booth. -- No Charge. l I I I I I I I ... ,'.' . . . . . . . '• ·._ .... ' . ~:: .. SPONSORS: Holi9ay Corporation Dobbs International Services Pepsi Cola: Mid-South Beverages, Inc. Federal Express Corporation Navy Memphis Northwest Ai rt i nes, Inc. National Bank of Commerce Kossman I Klein & Co. Langford & Caldwell, Inc. The Composing Room Hardin's Sysco Food Services, Inc. Wonder Bread Bakery National Bank of Commerce One Commerce Square Memphis. Tennessee 38150 MEMBER FDIC 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 Chickasaw Council Scout Base Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Base