https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bbb88777731ebcef06ec267a618a4aff.pdf 1d6949c39db92f985342e8c220137920 PDF Text Text ----------------·- Day of Show Program A Leader's Guide to SCOUT BASE '94 A Mid-South Scouting Adventure Friday, Saturday and Sunday October 28, 29 and 30, 1994 Naval Air Station, Memphis Presented by: CHICKASAW COUNCJL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Memphis, TN 38112 (901) 327-4193 �TPI Restaurants, Inc. are glad to be sponsors of this program and appreciate your business and patronage! Thank You! �Daily Schedule SCOUT BASE '94 - "TRAILS TO EAGLE" Friday, October 28, 1994 3:00 PM Sundown 6:00 PM 9:00PM 10:15 PM 11:00 PM Base opens for check-in Colors (flag-lowering) Jewish services (meet at registration area) Check-in complete Cracker Barrell - Pat Thompson Recreation Center (Webelos leaders, Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Post Advisors) Taps (all Scouts in campsite) Saturday, October 29, 1994 6:00 AM 7:00AM 8:00AM 9:00-4:30 PM 10:00-12 noon Reveille, Breakfast - Scouts and Leaders may eat in the military mess hall Cost: $.95 each - cash only - 6:00 AM to 8:30 AM. Saturday and Sunday Begin booth and campsite set-up Raise colors Booth Midway open Tigers, Cubs, Webelos, Scouts and Explorers may participate in the following events: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Chariot Races (for Tigers and Cubs only) Blind-fold Tent Pitching (Tigers and Cubs only) Scouting Gladiators (for Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Canoe Race (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) First Aid (for all participants) Fitness Challenge (for all participants) Knots (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Compass Course (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Tug-0-War (For all participants) Stretcher Race (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Obstacle Course (for Tigers and Cubs only) Accuracy Toss (for Tigers and Cubs only) 13. Three-legged Race (for Tigers and Cubs only) 14. Rappelling Wall (for all participants) 10:00 AM 10:30AM 12:00-1:30 PM 1:30-4:30 PM 4:30-6:00 PM Sundown 6:30-7:00 PM 7:00 PM 10:00 PM Religious Awards Reception, NAS Ballroom/Enlisted Club Inspection begins for booth displays Lunch (all events and displays closed) Events re-open. Campsites open for viewing, inspections held Supper (Pack and Troop time) Colors Parade of Eagles Campfire Taps (all Scouts in Campsite) Sunday, October 30, 1994 6:00 AM 7:00 AM 8:00AM 8:00AM 9:00 AM 12 Noon Reveille Breakfast and campsite clean-up (Military mess hall open) Raise colors Protestant services Catholic services Campsites clean and all areas closed �Participation Events For ALL Scouts -- Tigers, Cubs, Webelos, Scouts and Explorers 1. Chariot Races: (Tiger and Cub Scouts) Show your Scout Spirit and teamwork as your three man t~am or teams race against teams from other Packs. (Two Scouts pull, third Scout rides chariot). Chariots will be provided. 2. Blind-Fold Tent Pitching: (Tiger and Cub Scouts) Tent pitching in total darkness. Tents will be provided. 3. Scouting Gladiators: (For Webelos, Scouts and Explorers illll)') Times will be assigned by district for participating in this event. Sure to be the rage of Scout Base. Obstacles to fit all ages and sizes where timing, skill and toughness are what make this event so exciting. Plan on getting dirty at this event. 4. Canoe Race: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Times will be assigned by district for participating in this event. Entire Unit should attend this event together along with adult leaders. Swimsuits and towels must be furnished by each Scout. 5. First Aid: (All participants) Test your basic and advanced first aid skills and knowledge on practical day-to-day situations. 6. Fitness Challenge: (All participants) Test your physical strength against other Scouts your size/age in such areas as 114 mile run, push-ups, sit-ups, broad jump, etc. 7. Knots: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Scouts of all ages will be challenged and timed on their basic and advanced knot-tying skills. Be Prepared!! 8. Compass Course: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Show off your compass and pacing skills, 3-leg and 4-leg courses. Basic instruction by leaders prior to participating is suggested. 9. Tug-0-War: (All participants) Always a favorite group challenge. Bring your den or patrol and challenge your largest rivals!! 10. Stretcher Race: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Test your skills at making a stretcher that will carry a 11 victiin. 11 11. Small Obstacle Course: (Tigers and Cub Scouts) In and Out; Up and Down; Round and Round. 12. Accuracy Toss: (Tigers and Cub Scouts) Show off your skill at tossing a ball at a specific target. 13. Three-Legged Race: (Tigers and Cub Scouts) Two Scouts; three legs, stay on your feet. 14. Rappelling Wall: Instructions at site - need to meet height requirement to participate - ADULT must be present with each Scout. Participation Award Each Scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all fourteen events listed. As each Scout completes an activity, judges at each event will stamp the card as certification of participation. When the Scout gets five stamps, he may bring his card to the E.vent Recognition Station for a special Participation Hat Pin. I l �Scout Base '94 General Chairman RADM S.T. Keith, USNR Vice-Chairman Military Support Captain R.C. Miller United States Navy ~ I I ' Deput Chairman Captain T. Lamar Willis United States Navy Vice-Chairman Scout Support Eugene Cashman LeBonheur Hospital Actiyities Dbitritt Cnm:dinatDD Bas~ Tom Sullivan Southeast Tom Dennis Debbie A. White Tommy Stafford Linda Wright Millitary Coordinator Lt. W.J. Dunaway Campfire Sandy Heckman Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow Coupon Sales David Potts Participation Chip Moore Public Relations Thompson & Co. Laura Locke Washington JoAnne Mock Darold Riser Nashoba Lane Parks Ron Ackerman Lavelle Byrd Lynn Ruble Tallaha Bill Knight Chuck Lamb Jessie Woodall Dave & Frankie Correro Jackie McFadden Crittenden John Barnett Larry Kidd Jeff Jenkins Maryellen Barnett Northeast Dr. James Carter George Clarke, Jr. Ruth Murray Dan Conaway Eastern Jeff Long Hugh McVeigh Jack Hurley Jim Garthright Cheryl Conway South Central Cliff Dobbs Andrew Butler Judge Joe Brown Patsy SAnford Stanley Richardson Southwest Wardell Turner Martha Turner Maggie Ohman Yvonne Harley North Central Rick Thompson Derrell Jeans Johnny Faither Eddie Williams Mississippi Gale Cushman Shelah Lorence Ron Massey Doug Neal Exploring Mary Cooper Wayne Henley Pat Newton Jean Watson Malmaison Dick Tipton Rocky Thornton Gladys Fant Pam Rainey Special Scouting Guy Treece Mark Billingsly Joyce Pope S11111!1!rt Asst. Coordinator LCDR Howard Ruble Asst. Coordinator MSC J. D. Triggs Administrative Dept. CW03 C.A. Davila !st Lt. J.C. Nunag Air Operations CDR R.H. Payne CBU-404 UT! B. Gensits Chaplain LCDR T.R. Smith Safety Gail Evans Stanley Caldwell Security Lt. R. D. Bogle MACT.L. Kay Supply Linda Beckman Supplies/Stores Wiley Dean MWR Slli!i!!!tl Accouting Faye Davis Activities Asst. Ray Vickers First Aid HMC P.M. Dijkman Communications Harry Simmons Concessions Gene Forbus Preventative Medicine HMC Dijkman Entertainment Bob Taylor MATSG-90 SSGT J.P. Scroggins Family Camping BTC Thomas MAS Comptroller David James Maps/Signs Wayne Kidd Public Affairs Officer Sue Hosmer Physical Layout Don Syde Public Works LTJG J.D. Spencer Volunteers A.R. Hamilton Working Parties GSCM L. DeLooze �Dist:rict: Scout; Base '94 Campsit:e Assigmnent:s District -------CT CT CT CT CT CT CT CT ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET Unit ----------------P-18-W P-72-W P-72-W T-231 & T-231 & T-231 & T-232 T-490 & P-21-W P-21-W P-25-W P-274-W P-276-W P-330-W P-334-W P-334-W P-334-W P-334-W P-343-W P-343-W P-355-W P-363-W P-363-W P-367-W P-367-W P-368-W P-368-W P-368-W P-368-W P-457-W P-50-W P-50-W P-56-W T-203 T-21 T-21 T-25 T-25 T-274 T-276 T-276 T-331 T-334 T-334 T-340 T-340 T-341 T-341 T-358 T-358 T-359 & P-231-W P-231-W P-231-W P-6-W Area F' F F D D D D c A A B c E F E E E E F F A E E F F A A A A E E E H c A A B B B E E A E E E E c c c c P-359-W Page 1 A Site # ------ 32 37 36 13 12 11 10 16 28 29 19 19 6 16 52 53 50 51 3 2 3 27 26 18 19 14 12 13 15 7 47 46 5 7 26 27 15 18 40 1 2 4 49 48 24 25 9 6 3 1 36 �District Scout Base '94 Campsite Assignments District -------ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ET ML ML MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS MS NA NA NA NA NA NA Unit ----------------T-359 & P-359-W T-359 & P-359-W T-360 T-360 T-364 T-368 T-368 T-457 T-460 T-59 & P-59-W T-64 & P-64-W T-64 & P-64-W T-87 & P-87-W T-4018 T-4301 P-214-W P-234-W P-234-W P-250-W P-250-W P-376-W P-376-W P-377-W P-377-W P-41-W & P-236-W P-741-W T-214 T-215 T-216 T-349 T-349 T-370 T-374 T-375 T-375 T-376 T-378 T-429 T-723 T-723 T-741 T-741 T-760 T-78 & P-78-W T-78 & P-78-W P-17-W P-17-W P-280-W P-281-W P-285-W P-286-W Page 2 Area A A H H F A A E c F E E A F A c B B F F c c F F c c c D c F F E F F F c c c F F c c D F F A A F B F F Site I ------ 38 37 10 9 34 17 16 8 13 4 44 45 42 17 54 39 25 24 11 10 36 35 42 41 42 41 45 1 46 39 40 54 5 7 8 44 8 10 12 13 37 38 2 60 62 18 19 6 55 9 23 �District Scout Base '94 Campsite Assignments District -------- NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NC NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE Unit ----------------P-29-W P-389-W P-45-W P-45-W T-17 T-17 T-207 T-281 T-283 T-285 T-285 T-287 & P-287-W T-287 & P-287-W T-288 T-29 T-29 T-302 & P-302-W T-304 T-305 T-380 & P-380-W T-381 T-381 T-45 T-47 & P-47-W T-49 & P-49-W P-100-W P-112-W P-115-W P-127-W T-100 T-102 T-112 T-112 T-115 T-127 T-632 T-634 T-635 T-636 P--27-W P-13-W P-200-W P-200-W P-200-W P-204-W P-252-W P-269-W P-269-W P-27-W P-339-W P-34-W Page 3 Area H B B B B B F B B B B B B F B B B F B B B B B F c A A D A A D A A D A A A A A E c A A A B B A A E E B Site I -----4 53 61 59 44 45 28 47 57 35 34 49 48 15 38 39 28 38 33 42 52 51 60 14 14 23 25 7 35 22 4 50 24 6 34 46 47 48 49 32 5 32 31 33 30 12 8 7 33 5 1 I ~ g \ �Dist;rict; Scout; Base '94 campsit;e Assignment;s District -------- I i p \ NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE NE oc oc oc oc oc SC SC SC SC Unit ----------------P-415-W P-415-W P-487-W P-83-W P-83-W P-84-W T-144 & P-144-W T-144 & P-144-W T-20 & P-1-W T-200 T-204 T-204 T-206 T-208 & TM-6208 T-252 T-255 & P-255-W T-255 & P-255-W T-255 & P-255-W T-260 'I'-260 T-261 & P-261-W 'r-261 & P-261-W T-261 & P-261-W T-263 T-265 & P-265-W T-265 & P-265-W T-265 & P-265-W T-268 & P-268 T-268 & P-268-W T-27 T-27 T-34 T-415 T-415 T-417 & P-417-W T-417 & P-417-W T-470 T-487 'I'-6 T-66 T-83 T-83 P-20-W T-135 T-135 T-260 T-6 P-520-W T-109 T-143 T-157 Page 4 Area E E A B B E A A E F D D B B B E E E c c F F F B E E E c c E E B E E F F B A A B B B B D D B D B B c c Site I ------ 34 35 2 7 6 9 41 40 20 44 8 9 27 56 13 18 21 19 4 2 33 31 35 50 37 38 39 34 31 29 28 2 30 31 24 26 41 1 44 43 3 4 14 15 14 58 5 17 5 25 20 �Dist:rict: Scout; Base '94 Campsit:e Assign.ment:s District -------- SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SC SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SE SW SW SW SW SW SW Unit Area --------~-------- T-162 T-197 T-503 T-514 T-514 T-517 T-520 T-523 T-528 T-544 T-571 P-219-W P-355-W P-355-W P-57-W P-57-W T-219 T-220 T-23 T-241 & P-241-W T-246 T-247 T-295 & P-295-W T-295 & P-295-W T-295 & P-295-W T-295 & P-295-W 'l'-352 T-355 T-355 T-40 & P-40-W T-40 & P-40-W T-48 T-48 T-48 T-51 T-57 T-57 T-61 & P-61-W T-61 & P-61-W T-61 & P-61-W T-61 & P-61-W T-82 & P-82-W T-82 & P-82-W T-86 T-89 P-110-W P-130-W P-192-W P-194-W P-344-W P-401-W Page 5 A A c A A F B B c B B F F F B B E B E E E F E E E E A F F E E F F F A E E E E E E H H B E F c c H A c site I -----6 20 43 43 39 25 16 36 23 8 46 1 45 47 54 37 10 20 36 13 12 30 41 43 42 40 45 61 59 23 22 22 20 21 21 3 4 16 15 17 14 2 1 31 11 50 11 12 3 51 28 ' �District: Scout; Base '94 Campsit:e Assignment:s District -------SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW SW TA TA TA TA TA TA WA WA WA WA Unit ----------------P-442-W T-110 T-130 & P-130-W T-198 & P-198-W T-30 & P-30-W T-30 & P-30-W T-30 & P-30-W T-344 T-345 T-345 T-401 T-401 T-440 T-511 T-511 T-567 & P-567-W P-4004-W T-4004 T-4022 & P-4022-W T-4099 T-4302 T-4302 T-4041 T-4041 T-4041 T-4050 Page 6 Area E F c D B B B A c c c c c B B c A A B A B B B c c c Site I ------ 55 49 40 3 23 21 22 53 21 18 29 22 30 10 9 15 5 52 11 30 29 32 26 26 27 17 �L _J BOUGAINVILLE D D FOOD I 55· 56 DDDDD DD REGtSTRAllON HOOS BOOTH #1 STREET ESCORTS SCOUT STORE RECRUmNG ! 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 FIRST AID cue SCOUTS I ' 64 65 66 67 68 69 FOOD BOOTH #2 70 71 72 49 50 51 52 53 73 74 a: !Z"' "'0 ~ 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 u 8 ~ iii 0 :;; 42 43 44 I SPONSOR DISPLAY SIGN GATEWAY ~ ffil 48 54 r ~ lt'l --'~ 45 46 47 ' ~ 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 3 ATTU ~ 9 32 33 34 14 15 16 17 STREET SCOUT/TROOP DISPLAYS Allmasare25'by50' J �Midway Demonstration Booths • # Dist 38 NE P-470 W-72 Nail Driving 39 SC P-520 String Art Washer Toss 40 NE T-415 Pioneering W-1 Box Hockey 41 SE W-219 Sand Painting Cub Powered TV 42 NC P-533 Things That Grow Move Over 43 ET P-343 Cub Scouts in Action 44 NE T-487 45 ET P-368 Trail the Eagle 46 NE P-27 P-55 Space Derby 47 NE W-204 Making Butter NA P-17 Games 48 SE P-352 Arts and Crafts 12 NC T-115 First Aid 49 SE P-48 Sand Painting 13 MS P-236 P-41 Raingutter Regatta 50 CN 14 CT P-292 Craft Booth 51 CN OA Camp Promotion 15 SW W-130 Games, Games,Games 52 CN OA Camp Promotion 16 NE P-265 Shoot for Arrow of Light 53 EX E-927 Scuba Diving 17 SE P-295 Bear Woodworking 54 EX E-991 Fire Prevention 18 NA P-285 Race Them Slow Turtles 55 CN Trng Pow Wow 19 NE P-13 Games, Games, Games 56 CN 20 NC T-100 57 CN Mem. Sports 21 MS P-78 58 SE P-249 Tool Display 22 CT 59 NE P-415 The Adventures of Scouting 23 NE P-269 W-269 The Stars Are The Limit 60 ET W-330 Good Scouting 24 SC T-520 W-520 Camping 61 MS P-215 Putting High 25 ET P-369 Putt-Putt Golf 62 SC P-143 Moving On Up 26 TA T-4302 Working Together 63 MS T-376 Rope Making 27 SW P-30 64 SC P-162 Tossing for Fun 28 SC P-514 Rocket Derby 65 29 ET W-25 Camping Fun 66 30 NE P-144 # Dist Unit 1 SE T-352 2 CT 3 NC 4 NE 5 NE P-439 6 MS T-215 7 NC 8 SW P-442 9 NE P-260 10 SE 11 P-72 Theme Cooking P-115 T-20 P-112 T-112 Bowling for Fun W-442 First Aid W-100 Cub Scout Sports W-78 Survival Cub Scouting Past & Present P-18 W-30 Cub Scouts Have Fun W-144 Slide Paintings 31 SE T-57 32 NC T-632 Police Dept. Scouting 33 NE T-66 Safety 34 SE 35 NE P-200 36 ET T-358 Back to Brownsea 37 SC P-544 Weebly Woobly Creepy Names Two Man Saw P-89 Jousting Ramp T-89 W-200 Make Butter 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 Unit Theme T-470 It's Fun Time Again W-487 First Aid/Triage W-368 String Twist W-27 Cub Scout Fun Living History Laser Tag Camping ��--------------------~-----·--------- Trails to Eagle ·~ ..~ E-:.5 I E+t ACTIVITIES AREA WN-IW E-N IE..,. E"61 IE.no ·~ E... le.... N ~ %Mf1tN ·•<-,.,."..'""''*' ~ IJ ~i!!l /~~ @<i ~$ / / $;::::: ~ Q,,::i:~~ t-::: ~'~ .. }"~ ·..,'-,.-::;; ®•·•·•"'"·"+~ ~ A.V. ~ ~ 7 Y..tm ,,/ ! ~ l~ !i ~ :::=fia.. 'tl¢'1t%1\EB •'•"·Mh.w. ~ I F<tll!I F<lll F... F-4& ,,_., I F-ci I ~,., F-311 ' ' , * ~,8 ~~~ ~11 .,, ' E-<2 I SCOUT BASE 94 ·~ ! I 28 - 30 October '94 .. 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Daily Schedule SCOUT BASE '94 - "TRAILS TO EAGLE" Friday, October 28, 1994 3:00 PM Sundown 6:00 PM 9:00PM 10:15 PM 11:00 PM Base opens for check-in Colors (flag-lowering) Jewish services (meet at registration area) Check-in complete Cracker Barrell - Pat Thompson Recreation Center (Webelos leaders, Cubmasters, Scoutmasters, Post Advisors) Taps (all Scouts in campsite) Saturday, October 29, 1994 6:00 AM 7:00AM 8:00AM 9:00-4:30 PM 10:00-12 noon 10:00 AM 10:30AM 12:00-1:30 PM 1 :30-4:30 PM 4:30-6:00 PM Sundown 6:30-7:00 PM 7:00 PM 10:00 PM Reveille, Breakfast - Scouts and Leaders may eat in the military mess hall Cost: $.95 each - cash only - 6:00 AM to 8:30 AM. Saturday and Sunday Begin booth and campsite set-up Raise colors Booth Midway open Tigers, Cubs, Webelos, Scouts and Explorers may participate in the following events: 1. Chariot Races (for Tigers and Cubs only) 2. Blind-fold Tent Pitching (Tigers and Cubs only) 3. Scouting Gladiators (for Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) 4. Canoe Race (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) 5. First Aid (for all participants) 6. Fitness Challenge (for all participants) 7. Knots (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) 8. Compass Course (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) 9. Tug-0-War (For all participants) 10. Stretcher Race (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) 11. Obstacle Course (for Tigers and Cubs only) 12. Accuracy Toss (for Tigers and Cubs only) 13. Three-legged Race (for Tigers and Cubs only) 14. Rappelling Wall (for all participants) Religious Awards Reception, NAS Ballroom/Enlisted Club Inspection begins for booth displays Lunch (all events and displays closed) Events re-open. Campsites open for viewing, inspections held Supper (Pack and Troop time) Colors Parade of Eagles Campfire Taps (all Scouts in Campsite) Sunday, October 30, 1994 6:00 AM 7:00 AM 8:00AM 8:00AM 9:00 AM 12 Noon Reveille Breakfast and campsite clean-up (Military mess hall open) Raise colors Protestant services Catholic services Campsites clean and all areas closed Participation Events For ALL Scouts -- Tigers, Cubs, Webelos, Scouts and Explorers 1. Chariot Races: (Tiger and Cub Scouts) Show your Scout Spirit and teamwork as your three man t~am or teams race against teams from other Packs. (Two Scouts pull, third Scout rides chariot). Chariots will be provided. 2. Blind-Fold Tent Pitching: (Tiger and Cub Scouts) Tent pitching in total darkness. Tents will be provided. 3. Scouting Gladiators: (For Webelos, Scouts and Explorers illll)') Times will be assigned by district for participating in this event. Sure to be the rage of Scout Base. Obstacles to fit all ages and sizes where timing, skill and toughness are what make this event so exciting. Plan on getting dirty at this event. 4. Canoe Race: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Times will be assigned by district for participating in this event. Entire Unit should attend this event together along with adult leaders. Swimsuits and towels must be furnished by each Scout. 5. First Aid: (All participants) Test your basic and advanced first aid skills and knowledge on practical day-to-day situations. 6. Fitness Challenge: (All participants) Test your physical strength against other Scouts your size/age in such areas as 114 mile run, push-ups, sit-ups, broad jump, etc. 7. Knots: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Scouts of all ages will be challenged and timed on their basic and advanced knot-tying skills. Be Prepared!! 8. Compass Course: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Show off your compass and pacing skills, 3-leg and 4-leg courses. Basic instruction by leaders prior to participating is suggested. 9. Tug-0-War: (All participants) Always a favorite group challenge. Bring your den or patrol and challenge your largest rivals!! 10. Stretcher Race: (Webelos, Scouts and Explorers) Test your skills at making a stretcher that will carry a 11 victiin. 11 11. Small Obstacle Course: (Tigers and Cub Scouts) In and Out; Up and Down; Round and Round. 12. Accuracy Toss: (Tigers and Cub Scouts) Show off your skill at tossing a ball at a specific target. 13. Three-Legged Race: (Tigers and Cub Scouts) Two Scouts; three legs, stay on your feet. 14. Rappelling Wall: Instructions at site - need to meet height requirement to participate - ADULT must be present with each Scout. Participation Award Each Scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all fourteen events listed. As each Scout completes an activity, judges at each event will stamp the card as certification of participation. When the Scout gets five stamps, he may bring his card to the E.vent Recognition Station for a special Participation Hat Pin. I l ~ I I ' Vice-Chairman Military Support Captain R.C. Miller United States Navy Actiyities Dbitritt Cnm:dinatDD Tom Sullivan Southeast Tom Dennis Campfire Debbie A. White Sandy Heckman Tommy Stafford Chickasah Lodge Linda Wright Order of the Arrow Nashoba Coupon Sales Lane Parks David Potts Ron Ackerman Lavelle Byrd Participation Lynn Ruble Chip Moore Crittenden Public Relations John Barnett Thompson & Co. Larry Kidd Laura Locke Jeff Jenkins Maryellen Barnett Eastern Jeff Long Hugh McVeigh Jack Hurley Jim Garthright Cheryl Conway Southwest Wardell Turner Martha Turner Maggie Ohman Yvonne Harley Mississippi Gale Cushman Shelah Lorence Ron Massey Doug Neal Malmaison Dick Tipton Rocky Thornton Gladys Fant Pam Rainey Scout Base '94 General Chairman RADM S.T. Keith, USNR Deput Chairman Captain T. Lamar Willis United States Navy Vice-Chairman Scout Support Eugene Cashman LeBonheur Hospital Bas~ S11111!1!rt Safety Washington Millitary Coordinator Gail Evans JoAnne Mock Lt. W.J. Dunaway Stanley Caldwell Darold Riser Asst. Coordinator Security Tallaha LCDR Howard Ruble Lt. R. D. Bogle Bill Knight MACT.L. Kay Chuck Lamb Asst. Coordinator Jessie Woodall MSC J. D. Triggs Supply Dave & Frankie Linda Beckman Correro Administrative Dept. Jackie McFadden CW03 C.A. Davila Supplies/Stores !st Lt. J.C. Nunag Wiley Dean Northeast Dr. Jam es Carter Air Operations MWR Slli!i!!!tl George Clarke, Jr. CDR R.H. Payne Accouting Ruth Murray Faye Davis Dan Conaway CBU-404 UT! B. Gensits Activities Asst. South Central Ray Vickers Cliff Dobbs Chaplain Andrew Butler LCDR T.R. Smith Communications Judge Joe Brown Harry Simmons Patsy SAnford First Aid Concessions Stanley Richardson HMC P.M. Dijkman Gene Forbus North Central Preventative Medicine Entertainment Rick Thompson HMC Dijkman Bob Taylor Derrell Jeans Johnny Faither MATSG-90 Family Camping Eddie Williams SSGT J.P. Scroggins BTC Thomas Exploring MAS Comptroller Maps/Signs Mary Cooper David James Wayne Kidd Wayne Henley Pat Newton Public Affairs Officer Physical Layout Jean Watson Sue Hosmer Don Syde Special Scouting Public Works Volunteers Guy Treece LTJG J.D. Spencer A.R. Hamilton Mark Billingsly Joyce Pope Working Parties GSCM L. DeLooze Dist:rict: Scout; Base '94 Campsit:e Assigmnent:s District Unit Area Site # -------- ----------------- ------ CT P-18-W F' 32 CT P-72-W F 37 CT P-72-W F 36 CT T-231 & P-231-W D 13 CT T-231 & P-231-W D 12 CT T-231 & P-231-W D 11 CT T-232 D 10 CT T-490 & P-6-W c 16 ET P-21-W A 28 ET P-21-W A 29 ET P-25-W B 19 ET P-274-W c 19 ET P-276-W E 6 ET P-330-W F 16 ET P-334-W E 52 ET P-334-W E 53 ET P-334-W E 50 ET P-334-W E 51 ET P-343-W F 3 ET P-343-W F 2 ET P-355-W A 3 ET P-363-W E 27 ET P-363-W E 26 ET P-367-W F 18 ET P-367-W F 19 ET P-368-W A 14 ET P-368-W A 12 ET P-368-W A 13 ET P-368-W A 15 ET P-457-W E 7 ET P-50-W E 47 ET P-50-W E 46 ET P-56-W H 5 ET T-203 c 7 ET T-21 A 26 ET T-21 A 27 ET T-25 B 15 ET T-25 B 18 ET T-274 B 40 ET T-276 E 1 ET T-276 E 2 ET T-331 A 4 ET T-334 E 49 ET T-334 E 48 ET T-340 E 24 ET T-340 E 25 ET T-341 c 9 ET T-341 c 6 ET T-358 c 3 ET T-358 c 1 ET T-359 & P-359-W A 36 Page 1 District Scout Base '94 Campsite Assignments District Unit Area Site I -------- ----------------- ------ ET T-359 & P-359-W A 38 ET T-359 & P-359-W A 37 ET T-360 H 10 ET T-360 H 9 ET T-364 F 34 ET T-368 A 17 ET T-368 A 16 ET T-457 E 8 ET T-460 c 13 ET T-59 & P-59-W F 4 ET T-64 & P-64-W E 44 ET T-64 & P-64-W E 45 ET T-87 & P-87-W A 42 ML T-4018 F 17 ML T-4301 A 54 MS P-214-W c 39 MS P-234-W B 25 MS P-234-W B 24 MS P-250-W F 11 MS P-250-W F 10 MS P-376-W c 36 MS P-376-W c 35 MS P-377-W F 42 MS P-377-W F 41 MS P-41-W & P-236-W c 42 MS P-741-W c 41 MS T-214 c 45 MS T-215 D 1 MS T-216 c 46 MS T-349 F 39 MS T-349 F 40 MS T-370 E 54 MS T-374 F 5 MS T-375 F 7 MS T-375 F 8 MS T-376 c 44 MS T-378 c 8 MS T-429 c 10 MS T-723 F 12 MS T-723 F 13 MS T-741 c 37 MS T-741 c 38 MS T-760 D 2 MS T-78 & P-78-W F 60 MS T-78 & P-78-W F 62 NA P-17-W A 18 NA P-17-W A 19 NA P-280-W F 6 NA P-281-W B 55 NA P-285-W F 9 NA P-286-W F 23 Page 2 District Scout Base '94 Campsite Assignments District Unit Area Site I -------- ----------------- ------ NA P-29-W H 4 NA P-389-W B 53 NA P-45-W B 61 NA P-45-W B 59 NA T-17 B 44 NA T-17 B 45 NA T-207 F 28 NA T-281 B 47 NA T-283 B 57 NA T-285 B 35 NA T-285 B 34 NA T-287 & P-287-W B 49 I NA T-287 & P-287-W B 48 NA T-288 F 15 ~ NA T-29 B 38 NA T-29 B 39 NA T-302 & P-302-W B 28 NA T-304 F 38 NA T-305 B 33 NA T-380 & P-380-W B 42 NA T-381 B 52 NA T-381 B 51 NA T-45 B 60 NA T-47 & P-47-W F 14 NA T-49 & P-49-W c 14 NC P-100-W A 23 NC P-112-W A 25 NC P-115-W D 7 NC P-127-W A 35 NC T-100 A 22 NC T-102 D 4 NC T-112 A 50 NC T-112 A 24 NC T-115 D 6 NC T-127 A 34 NC T-632 A 46 NC T-634 A 47 NC T-635 A 48 g NC T-636 A 49 NE P--27-W E 32 \ NE P-13-W c 5 NE P-200-W A 32 NE P-200-W A 31 NE P-200-W A 33 NE P-204-W B 30 NE P-252-W B 12 NE P-269-W A 8 NE P-269-W A 7 NE P-27-W E 33 NE P-339-W E 5 NE P-34-W B 1 Page 3 Dist;rict; Scout; Base '94 campsit;e Assignment;s District Unit Area Site I -------- ----------------- ------ NE P-415-W E 34 NE P-415-W E 35 NE P-487-W A 2 NE P-83-W B 7 NE P-83-W B 6 NE P-84-W E 9 NE T-144 & P-144-W A 41 NE T-144 & P-144-W A 40 NE T-20 & P-1-W E 20 NE T-200 F 44 NE T-204 D 8 I NE T-204 D 9 NE T-206 B 27 i NE T-208 & TM-6208 B 56 NE T-252 B 13 NE T-255 & P-255-W E 18 NE T-255 & P-255-W E 21 NE T-255 & P-255-W E 19 NE T-260 c 4 NE 'I'-260 c 2 NE T-261 & P-261-W F 33 NE 'r-261 & P-261-W F 31 NE T-261 & P-261-W F 35 NE T-263 B 50 NE T-265 & P-265-W E 37 NE T-265 & P-265-W E 38 NE T-265 & P-265-W E 39 NE T-268 & P-268 c 34 NE T-268 & P-268-W c 31 NE T-27 E 29 NE T-27 E 28 NE T-34 B 2 NE T-415 E 30 NE T-415 E 31 NE T-417 & P-417-W F 24 NE T-417 & P-417-W F 26 NE T-470 B 41 p NE T-487 A 1 NE 'I'-6 A 44 NE T-66 B 43 \ NE T-83 B 3 NE T-83 B 4 oc P-20-W B 14 oc T-135 D 15 oc T-135 D 14 oc T-260 B 58 oc T-6 D 5 SC P-520-W B 17 SC T-109 B 5 SC T-143 c 25 SC T-157 c 20 Page 4 Dist:rict: Scout; Base '94 Campsit:e Assign.ment:s District Unit Area site I -------- --------~-------- ------ SC T-162 A 6 SC T-197 A 20 SC T-503 c 43 SC T-514 A 43 SC T-514 A 39 SC T-517 F 25 SC T-520 B 16 SC T-523 B 36 SC T-528 c 23 SC T-544 B 8 SC T-571 B 46 SE P-219-W F 1 SE P-355-W F 45 SE P-355-W F 47 SE P-57-W B 54 SE P-57-W B 37 SE T-219 E 10 SE T-220 B 20 SE T-23 E 36 SE T-241 & P-241-W E 13 SE T-246 E 12 SE T-247 F 30 SE T-295 & P-295-W E 41 SE T-295 & P-295-W E 43 SE T-295 & P-295-W E 42 SE T-295 & P-295-W E 40 SE 'l'-352 A 45 SE T-355 F 61 SE T-355 F 59 SE T-40 & P-40-W E 23 SE T-40 & P-40-W E 22 SE T-48 F 22 SE T-48 F 20 SE T-48 F 21 SE T-51 A 21 SE T-57 E 3 SE T-57 E 4 SE T-61 & P-61-W E 16 ' SE T-61 & P-61-W E 15 SE T-61 & P-61-W E 17 SE T-61 & P-61-W E 14 SE T-82 & P-82-W H 2 SE T-82 & P-82-W H 1 SE T-86 B 31 SE T-89 E 11 SW P-110-W F 50 SW P-130-W c 11 SW P-192-W c 12 SW P-194-W H 3 SW P-344-W A 51 SW P-401-W c 28 Page 5 District: Scout; Base '94 Campsit:e Assignment:s District Unit Area Site I -------- ----------------- ------ SW P-442-W E 55 SW T-110 F 49 SW T-130 & P-130-W c 40 SW T-198 & P-198-W D 3 SW T-30 & P-30-W B 23 SW T-30 & P-30-W B 21 SW T-30 & P-30-W B 22 SW T-344 A 53 SW T-345 c 21 SW T-345 c 18 SW T-401 c 29 SW T-401 c 22 SW T-440 c 30 SW T-511 B 10 SW T-511 B 9 SW T-567 & P-567-W c 15 TA P-4004-W A 5 TA T-4004 A 52 TA T-4022 & P-4022-W B 11 TA T-4099 A 30 TA T-4302 B 29 TA T-4302 B 32 WA T-4041 B 26 WA T-4041 c 26 WA T-4041 c 27 WA T-4050 c 17 Page 6 _J L a: "' !Z "' u 0 ~ 8 ~ iii 0 :;; I ~ lt'l D FOOD BOOTH #1 55· 35 SPONSOR DISPLAY SIGN I 56 36 GATEWAY ' D HOOS 57 58 59 60 37 38 39 40 18 19 20 1 2 3 BOUGAINVILLE STREET DD DDDDD REGtSTRAllON ESCORTS SCOUT RECRUmNG FIRST AID cue FOOD STORE SCOUTS BOOTH #2 ! ' I 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 ~ ~ r 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 --'~ ~ ATTU STREET ffil SCOUT/TROOP DISPLAYS Allmasare25'by50' J Midway Demonstration Booths # Dist Unit Theme # Dist Unit Theme 1 SE T-352 Cooking 38 NE P-470 T-470 It's Fun Time Again 2 CT P-72 W-72 Nail Driving 39 SC P-520 String Art 3 NC P-115 Washer Toss 40 NE T-415 Pioneering 4 NE T-20 W-1 Box Hockey 41 SE W-219 Sand Painting 5 NE P-439 Cub Powered TV 42 NC P-533 Things That Grow 6 MS T-215 Move Over 43 ET P-343 Cub Scouts in Action 7 NC P-112 T-112 Bowling for Fun 44 NE T-487 W-487 First Aid/Triage 8 SW P-442 W-442 First Aid 45 ET P-368 W-368 String Twist 9 NE P-260 Trail the Eagle 46 NE P-27 W-27 Cub Scout Fun 10 SE P-55 Space Derby 47 NE W-204 Making Butter 11 NA P-17 Games 48 SE P-352 Arts and Crafts 12 NC T-115 First Aid 49 SE P-48 Sand Painting 13 MS P-236 P-41 Raingutter Regatta 50 CN Living History 14 CT P-292 Craft Booth 51 CN OA Camp Promotion 15 SW W-130 Games, Games,Games 52 CN OA Camp Promotion 16 NE P-265 Shoot for Arrow of Light 53 EX E-927 Scuba Diving 17 SE P-295 Bear Woodworking 54 EX E-991 Fire Prevention 18 NA P-285 Race Them Slow Turtles 55 CN Trng Pow Wow 19 NE P-13 Games, Games, Games 56 CN Laser Tag 20 NC T-100 W-100 Cub Scout Sports 57 CN Mem. Sports Camping 21 MS P-78 W-78 Survival 58 SE P-249 Tool Display 22 CT P-18 Cub Scouting Past & 59 NE P-415 The Adventures of Present Scouting 23 NE P-269 W-269 The Stars Are The Limit 60 ET W-330 Good Scouting 24 SC T-520 W-520 Camping 61 MS P-215 Putting High 25 ET P-369 Putt-Putt Golf 62 SC P-143 Moving On Up 26 TA T-4302 Working Together 63 MS T-376 Rope Making 27 SW P-30 W-30 Cub Scouts Have Fun 64 SC P-162 Tossing for Fun 65 • 28 SC P-514 Rocket Derby 29 ET W-25 Camping Fun 66 30 NE P-144 W-144 Slide Paintings 67 31 SE T-57 Two Man Saw 68 32 NC T-632 Police Dept. Scouting 69 33 NE T-66 Safety 70 71 34 SE T-89 P-89 Jousting Ramp 35 NE P-200 W-200 Make Butter 36 ET T-358 Back to Brownsea 72 37 SC P-544 Weebly Woobly Creepy 73 Names 74 --------------------~-----·--------- ACTIVITIES AREA N%Mf1tN ~ ·•<-,.,." .. '""''*' ~ IJ ~i!!l /~~ @<i ~$ / / $;::::: ~ Q,,::i:~~ '~ :::=fia.. t-::: !l ~ ,., ~ ~ F-311 !i ~ ' ' * , ~~ .. }"~ ·..,'-,.-::;; ®•·•·•"'"·"+~ I A.V. Y..tm tl¢'1t%1\EB ~ ~ 7 '•'•"·Mh.w. ~ ,,/ I F<tll!I F<lll F ... ,,_., ~,8 ~~ ' ~ ~11 F-4& I F-ci .,, "" E-:.5 I E+t E-N IE..,. E"61 IE.no E ... le.... ffi - c( !:: w 2: a: t> c( c( WN-IW Trails to Eagle ·~ .. ~ I SCOUT BASE 94 - ·~ ! I 28 - 30 October '94 E-<2 E-<3 I ·~ ... L Revised 7/18/94 AREA "A" AREA "Bu AREA "C" AREA "D" AREA "E" AREA "F" AREA "H" TOTAL CAMPSITES ·~-51 61 46 50 55 62 1Q 335 :- ...._-;:;' l~l I I .[ z~~~-~ =;;.c-~·~,_._,~=·:~;-·-···~--~ ·-=-=-·~-1~~ R 0 A D-+ AREA "C" ? ,....., (RED) I Each campsite will be identified with a marker 1. Troops are encouraged to construct their own distinctive "Entranceway" for their site. 2. Open ground fires .a.~ permitted for cooking, however holes must not be dug * Although campsites shown on this map appear to be small, ample room is available. Each site will be ap~roximately 50' x 60' (12 to 15 two-man tents or 24 to 30 scouts). @] Sponsor Displays 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 1994 Title A name given to the resource 1994 Chickasaw Council Scout Base Leaders Guide Day of Show 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