https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/09cf0d478c41351f61c223f3d67c9a78.pdf 39b4b4f6581c509e08ae5a75ae08b3c2 PDF Text Text LEADER’S GUIDE �Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier Established in 1916, Chickasaw Council is CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF SCOUTING in the Memphis/Tri-State Area! The Chickasaw Council was established in 1916 to oversee the many Scout troops organized in Memphis after the founding of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in 1910. Established to “promote… the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, selfreliance, and kindred virtues…” The BSA soon emerged as the nation’s leading youth organization and Memphis was one of the most important Scouting communities in the United States. CUB RALLY To celebrate, Chickasaw Council is hosting four fun-filled days at Camp Currier in Eudora, MS - just outside of Hernando. The first event, Cub Rally is on Saturday, October 8th. Filled with more activities and events than a boy can do in one day, Cub Rally is a perfect time to get your Tiger, Wolf, Bear or Webelos outside in a camp setting with other boys in a safe environment. Please read through this guide. It should answer any questions you may have from registration, to activities, to camping opportunities. We look forward to seeing you at the Cub Rally at Camp Currier on October 8th! REGISTERING FOR CUB RALLY THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION APPLIES TO REGISTERING FULL UNITS OR INDIVIDUALS. Whether registering a full pack, or just an individual, simply log onto www.chickasaw.org and click on the Council Calendar link. Select Cub Rally and register through Doubleknot. Advance registration is strongly reccomended as space is limited for this event. Registration includes a Commemorative Patch and lunch. REGISTRATION FEE: $20.00 PER PERSON (SCOUT OR ADULT) After completing online registration, fees may be paid online, or at the scout office. Be sure to keep your receipt. CUB RALLY 1 REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT �Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CUB RALLY SCHEDULE - 10/8/16 ALL ACTIVITIES ARE SCHEDULED TO RUN FROM 9:00AM UNTIL 5:00PM LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 11:30AM UNTIL 1:00PM SOME ACTIVITIES MAY CLOSE DURING LUNCH. SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES WILD WEST FUN CARNIVAL FUN PLUS! BB Gun Shooting Wrist Rockets Corn Hole Toss Archery Low Wire Walking Box Hockey Gator Gulch Cub Mobiles Climbing Wall Calf Ropin’ Monkey in the Middle Crafts Dance & Drum Walk Boards Games Barrel Racing Stilt Walking Demonstrations Leather Stamping Hippity Hop Racing Displays Branding Bounce House and MORE! Boot Hill Toss Midway Activities Hay Rides Crate Stacking and MORE!! and MORE! LEADER MEETING FRIDAY 9:00PM: Camping Unit Leaders, Event Staff and Event Sponsors are invited to the Hamilton Pavilion for complete - and up to date - information. Last minute changes, locations of events, questions and final details will be discussed. We strongly encourage at least one member of each unit attend. FIRST AID & LOST AND FOUND will be located at the pavilion in Hamilton Meadows. If any participants have special health considerations, please bring it to the attention of the Event Staff. VEHICLES ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR TRANSPORTATION TO ACTIVITIES, MEALS OR TO THE BATHHOUSE. All vehicles should remain parked in the designated parking areas for the duration of your stay. Hamilton Meadows is NOT a designated parking area. EAST ROAD through Hamilton Meadows will be closed at 9:00am and reopened at 5:00pm. 2 REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY �Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CHECKING IN AT CAMP CURRIER Upon arriving at Camp Currier, you will be directed to pull through the parking area to register. You will not need to leave your vehicle. If you are camping you will receive your campsite assignment and directions. If you are here for the day you will be directed where to park. This applies to all units, packs and individuals. The following is required at check in: 1. P � ROOF OF ADVANCED REGISTRATION. Bring your copy of your confirmation email from the online registration. 2. �COPY OF PARTS A & B OF THE ANNUAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL RECORD FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS. Parts A and B can be completed by parents or guardians (This document can be found on the Council website under the forms link.). Only after checking in, should you proceed to your designated campsite/parking area. CHECKOUT PROCEDURE For those individuals or units who camp, please conduct a thorough policing of your campsite and surrounding area and pick up all trash. Remember, leave the campsite cleaner than you found it. The Camp Ranger will be inspecting the entire camp after departures and will make a report to the Event Chairman. Infractions will then be reported to the district executives. CUB RALLY 3 REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT �Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CAMPING AT CAMP CURRIER CAMPING OPPORTUNITES FOR CUB RALLY Campsites are avaialble to your unit for both Friday night (October 7) and Saturday night (October 8). Campsites will be assigned based on registration on a first come first registered basis. Campsites will be assigned according to number of persons registered. Just mark your preference on Doubleknot and you will be contacted. There are a limited number of sites available. Registration does not automatically guarantee a campsite. DO NOT GO INTO CAMP WITHOUT CHECKING-IN. You will receive your campsite assignment and map when you check-in at the log cabin. VEHICLES ARE RESTRICTED TO THE POSTED CAMP SPEED LIMIT 15 MPH AT ALL TIMES. CAMPSITE: Upon arriving at your campsite, unload your vehicle from the road and move it to a designated parking area - BEFORE SETTING UP YOUR TENT! This will allow others arriving later to have access to your campsite as well. Do not block the roads - unload quickly and remove your vehicle. Also, be sure when setting up your tent to allow room for the other campers to join you. Some sites could be home to several different units, or multiple individual campers. LEAVE NO TRACE Camping is the practice while at Camp Currier. Please remember to remove all trash from your site when leaving - even if it’s not your personal trash. DO NOT THROW YOUR TRASH BAGS IN THE DUMPSTER AT THE FRONT GATE The dumpster gets full and then overflows onto the ground. This leaves a mess for our Camp Ranger - PLEASE take your trash with you. Use garbage bags to collect your trash. BURNING YOUR TRASH IS AGAINST CAMP RULES! CAMPFIRES If you do build a campfire at your site, use the supplied fire pits. Do not leave the pit in the middle of the campsite. There is a limit of one fire per campsite. DO NOT DIG HOLES OR CUT TREES. Fires must be dead out before going to sleep, or when there is no adult in the campsite. When leaving, move the pit to the edge of the site. DO NOT DUMP FIRE PIT REMAINS IN THE WOODS as embers may remain and catch the leaves on fire. LATRINES & BATHROOMS Make sure your scouts act appropriately and do not mess up the latrines/bathhouse. Several campsites could be sharing the same latrine. Leave the latrine or bathhouse as you find it or better! 4 REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY �Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CAMP CURRIER PARKING POLICY CAMP CURRIER IS A LEAVE NO TRACE FACILITY. THIS IS A PARK AND WALK CAMP. PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE CAMPSITE SET-UP AND PARKING RULES. VEHICLES • Vehicles are not allowed in the campsites. Not even to load and unload. • �Park vehicles parallel to the edge of the road leaving room for other vehicles to pass when loading and unloading camping supplies. • Park vehicles in designated parking areas. • There are no “emergency” vehicles allowed to be parked at campsites. EQUIPMENT TRAILERS • �Equipment trailers may be parked in campsites when ground conditions are favorable. During wet ground conditions trailers are barred from campsites as well. The Ranger, Camp Master or Event Coordinator will advise if trailers are not allowed. • Trailers are not be pulled through campsites but backed into campsites. • Trailers are to be parked to the side of campsites as to minimize damage to the campsite. • �If the pull vehicle is left with the trailer, it must be connected to the trailer. If you wish to disconnect the pull vehicle, it must then be parked in a designated parking area. PARKING AREAS Parking lots are found throughout camp. CENTER ROAD WEST ROAD NORTH ROAD EAST ROAD • On the entrance road near Golightly (Serves as parking for the South end of West Road) • By Dining Hall • Main lot is half way down West road • By North Road Bath House • Past Hamilton Meadows across from E9 • Rifle Range • Limited Parking Area at E11 Units with vehicles parked at campsites for extended periods, repeated violations, moving or bypassing barriers will risk being barred from use of Council Properties indefinitely. CUB RALLY 5 REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT �Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier 61 304 GOODMAN 51 55 GATE W L GATE N-8 W L N7-A N-7 W N-4 N-5 PAR G N-3 L N-2 E-3 E-2 ROAD L W N1-A E-1 E-7 KE W LA L GATE W ACTIVITY FIELD ACTIVITY FIELD E-6 W E-8 L E-9 R PA E-10 PARKING BATH HOUSE ACTIVITY FIELD PRO PERTY LINE KI NG GATE K HAMILTON MEADOWS L W D OA TR EAS N EE KIN BATH HOUSE W N-6 W COUNCIL RING N-1 C-6 A RO D PAR W GOLIGHTLY LODGE W C.O.P.E. FIELD BATH HOUSE W1-A W TRAINING CENTER CR N-9 N-10 CAMP CURRIER W L BATH HOUSE N-12 N-11 EUDORA, MISSISSIPPI N-14 N-15 N-13 W W C-7 DINING HALL L W E ST W-6A W-1 W ’S N-17 CLUB HOUSE CUB PAVILLION L W W-7 L W-2 L W TE W LAKE PECKWOOD POINT BOAT HOUSE W W-9 W-8 W W-3 L HI BOAT LAUNCH W W-13 G KIN PAR W-12 W-11 W W-5 W-4 W W ADIRONDACK 1 STORAGE KIN RANGER W NESBIT CHURCH ROAD 302 301 69 W ADIRONDACK 2 BEAVER SWAMP WATER CAMPSITE LATRINE ROAD TH NOR CENTE R ROAD HERNANDO • Travel south on I-55 to the I-69 exit. • Take I-69 west to the Highwy 301 exit. • Exit onto 301 heading south. • Arriving at the 4-way stop at Hwy 304, turn right, heading west. • After a mile or so, Hwy 304 will make a sharp turn to the left. You will veer right at the Camp Currier sign. • Take the first right into the camp. • Pass through the gate and follow the road to the parking area at the log cabin. • Speed Limit in camp is 15mph. • Please unload vehicles from the road and move them to a designated parking area BEFORE setting up camp. • Vehicles to be parked in the designated areas only. L W SHELTER WALKING TRAIL L L W E-11 W ADIRONDACK 3 CUB RALLY KE LA HWY 304 REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT 6 EA ST AD RO ER NT CE ROA D NO RT H G � 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 LEADER’S GUIDE Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier Established in 1916, Chickasaw Council is CELEBRATING 100 YEARS OF SCOUTING in the Memphis/Tri-State Area! The Chickasaw Council was established in 1916 to oversee the many Scout troops organized in Memphis after the founding of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) in 1910. Established to “promote… the ability of boys to do things for themselves and others, to train them in Scoutcraft, and to teach them patriotism, courage, selfreliance, and kindred virtues…” The BSA soon emerged as the nation’s leading youth organization and Memphis was one of the most important Scouting communities in the United States. To celebrate, Chickasaw Council is hosting four fun-filled days at Camp Currier in Eudora, MS - just outside of Hernando. The first event, Cub Rally is on Saturday, October 8th. Filled with more activities and events than a boy can do in one day, Cub Rally is a perfect time to get your Tiger, Wolf, Bear or Webelos outside in a camp setting with other boys in a safe environment. Please read through this guide. It should answer any questions you may have from registration, to activities, to camping opportunities. We look forward to seeing you at the Cub Rally at Camp Currier on October 8th! REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY CUB RALLY 1 REGISTERING FOR CUB RALLY THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION APPLIES TO REGISTERING FULL UNITS OR INDIVIDUALS. Whether registering a full pack, or just an individual, simply log onto www.chickasaw.org and click on the Council Calendar link. Select Cub Rally and register through Doubleknot. Advance registration is strongly reccomended as space is limited for this event. Registration includes a Commemorative Patch and lunch. REGISTRATION FEE: $20.00 PER PERSON (SCOUT OR ADULT) After completing online registration, fees may be paid online, or at the scout office. Be sure to keep your receipt. Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CUB RALLY SCHEDULE - 10/8/16 ALL ACTIVITIES ARE SCHEDULED TO RUN FROM 9:00AM UNTIL 5:00PM LUNCH WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 11:30AM UNTIL 1:00PM SOME ACTIVITIES MAY CLOSE DURING LUNCH. SCHEDULED ACTIVITIES WILD WEST FUN CARNIVAL FUN PLUS! BB Gun Shooting Wrist Rockets Corn Hole Toss Archery Low Wire Walking Box Hockey Gator Gulch Cub Mobiles Climbing Wall Calf Ropin’ Monkey in the Middle Crafts Dance & Drum Walk Boards Games Barrel Racing Stilt Walking Demonstrations Leather Stamping Hippity Hop Racing Displays Branding Bounce House and MORE! Boot Hill Toss Midway Activities Hay Rides Crate Stacking and MORE!! and MORE! REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY 2 LEADER MEETING FRIDAY 9:00PM: Camping Unit Leaders, Event Staff and Event Sponsors are invited to the Hamilton Pavilion for complete - and up to date - information. Last minute changes, locations of events, questions and final details will be discussed. We strongly encourage at least one member of each unit attend. FIRST AID & LOST AND FOUND will be located at the pavilion in Hamilton Meadows. If any participants have special health considerations, please bring it to the attention of the Event Staff. VEHICLES ARE NOT TO BE USED FOR TRANSPORTATION TO ACTIVITIES, MEALS OR TO THE BATHHOUSE. All vehicles should remain parked in the designated parking areas for the duration of your stay. Hamilton Meadows is NOT a designated parking area. EAST ROAD through Hamilton Meadows will be closed at 9:00am and reopened at 5:00pm. CHECKING IN AT CAMP CURRIER Upon arriving at Camp Currier, you will be directed to pull through the parking area to register. You will not need to leave your vehicle. If you are camping you will receive your campsite assignment and directions. If you are here for the day you will be directed where to park. This applies to all units, packs and individuals. The following is required at check in: 1. PROOF OF ADVANCED REGISTRATION. Bring your copy of your confirmation email from the online registration. 2. COPY OF PARTS A & B OF THE ANNUAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL RECORD FOR ALL PARTICIPANTS. Parts A and B can be completed by parents or guardians (This document can be found on the Council website under the forms link.). Only after checking in, should you proceed to your designated campsite/parking area. CHECKOUT PROCEDURE For those individuals or units who camp, please conduct a thorough policing of your campsite and surrounding area and pick up all trash. Remember, leave the campsite cleaner than you found it. The Camp Ranger will be inspecting the entire camp after departures and will make a report to the Event Chairman. Infractions will then be reported to the district executives. Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY 3 Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CAMPING AT CAMP CURRIER CAMPING OPPORTUNITES FOR CUB RALLY Campsites are avaialble to your unit for both Friday night (October 7) and Saturday night (October 8). Campsites will be assigned based on registration on a first come first registered basis. Campsites will be assigned according to number of persons registered. Just mark your preference on Doubleknot and you will be contacted. There are a limited number of sites available. Registration does not automatically guarantee a campsite. DO NOT GO INTO CAMP WITHOUT CHECKING-IN. You will receive your campsite assignment and map when you check-in at the log cabin. VEHICLES ARE RESTRICTED TO THE POSTED CAMP SPEED LIMIT 15 MPH AT ALL TIMES. CAMPSITE: Upon arriving at your campsite, unload your vehicle from the road and move it to a designated parking area - BEFORE SETTING UP YOUR TENT! This will allow others arriving later to have access to your campsite as well. Do not block the roads - unload quickly and remove your vehicle. Also, be sure when setting up your tent to allow room for the other campers to join you. Some sites could be home to several different units, or multiple individual campers. LEAVE NO TRACE Camping is the practice while at Camp Currier. Please remember to remove all trash from your site when leaving - even if it’s not your personal trash. DO NOT THROW YOUR TRASH BAGS IN THE DUMPSTER AT THE FRONT GATE The dumpster gets full and then overflows onto the ground. This leaves a mess for our Camp Ranger - PLEASE take your trash with you. Use garbage bags to collect your trash. BURNING YOUR TRASH IS AGAINST CAMP RULES! CAMPFIRES If you do build a campfire at your site, use the supplied fire pits. Do not leave the pit in the middle of the campsite. There is a limit of one fire per campsite. DO NOT DIG HOLES OR CUT TREES. Fires must be dead out before going to sleep, or when there is no adult in the campsite. When leaving, move the pit to the edge of the site. DO NOT DUMP FIRE PIT REMAINS IN THE WOODS as embers may remain and catch the leaves on fire. LATRINES & BATHROOMS Make sure your scouts act appropriately and do not mess up the latrines/bathhouse. Several campsites could be sharing the same latrine. Leave the latrine or bathhouse as you find it - or better! REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY 4 Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier CAMP CURRIER PARKING POLICY CAMP CURRIER IS A LEAVE NO TRACE FACILITY. THIS IS A PARK AND WALK CAMP. PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE CAMPSITE SET-UP AND PARKING RULES. VEHICLES • Vehicles are not allowed in the campsites. Not even to load and unload. • Park vehicles parallel to the edge of the road leaving room for other vehicles to pass when loading and unloading camping supplies. • Park vehicles in designated parking areas. • There are no “emergency” vehicles allowed to be parked at campsites. EQUIPMENT TRAILERS • Equipment trailers may be parked in campsites when ground conditions are favorable. During wet ground conditions trailers are barred from campsites as well. The Ranger, Camp Master or Event Coordinator will advise if trailers are not allowed. • Trailers are not be pulled through campsites but backed into campsites. • Trailers are to be parked to the side of campsites as to minimize damage to the campsite. • If the pull vehicle is left with the trailer, it must be connected to the trailer. If you wish to disconnect the pull vehicle, it must then be parked in a designated parking area. PARKING AREAS Parking lots are found throughout camp. CENTER ROAD • On the entrance road near Golightly (Serves as parking for the South end of West Road) • By Dining Hall WEST ROAD • Main lot is half way down West road NORTH ROAD • By North Road Bath House EAST ROAD • Past Hamilton Meadows across from E9 • Rifle Range • Limited Parking Area at E11 Units with vehicles parked at campsites for extended periods, repeated violations, moving or bypassing barriers will risk being barred from use of Council Properties indefinitely. REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY 5 Boy Scouts of America - 2016 Chickasaw Centennial - Camp Currier REGISTER TODAY ON DOUBLEKNOT CUB RALLY 6 N-4 N-3 N-2 N-1 N1-A C-6 C-7 W1-A W-1 W-6A W-7 W-8 W-5 W-4 W-2 W-3 W-9 W-11 W-12 W-13 E-10 E-11 N-5 N-6 N-7 N7-A E-3 E-2 E-1 E-6 E-7 E-8 E-9 N-10 N-12 N-11 N-13 N-9 N-8 N-14 N-15 N-17 W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L ADIRONDACK 3 CAMP CURRIER EUDORA, MISSISSIPPI HAMILTON MEADOWS C.O.P.E. FIELD LAKE BEAVER SWAMP ADIRONDACK 2 CLUB HOUSE CUB PAVILLION DINING HALL COUNCIL RING BATH HOUSE BOAT HOUSE BOAT LAUNCH PECKWOOD POINT ACTIVITY FIELD ACTIVITY FIELD N GATE GATE GATE GATE HWY 304 RANGER STORAGE GOLIGHTLY LODGE TRAINING CENTER LAKE LAKE WHITE’S CREEK ACTIVITY FIELD ADIRONDACK 1 PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PARKING PROPERTY LINE CENTER ROAD NORTH ROAD CENTER ROAD WEST ROAD NORTH ROAD EAST ROAD EAST ROAD W L CAMPSITE WATER LATRINE SHELTER WALKING TRAIL HERNANDO NESBIT GOODMAN CHURCH ROAD 304 55 69 51 301 61 302 • Travel south on I-55 to the I-69 exit. • Take I-69 west to the Highwy 301 exit. • Exit onto 301 heading south. • Arriving at the 4-way stop at Hwy 304, turn right, heading west. • After a mile or so, Hwy 304 will make a sharp turn to the left. You will veer right at the Camp Currier sign. • Take the rst right into the camp. • Pass through the gate and follow the road to the parking area at the log cabin. • Speed Limit in camp is 15mph. • Please unload vehicles from the road and move them to a designated parking area BEFORE setting up camp. • Vehicles to be parked in the designated areas only. BATH HOUSE BATH HOUSE BATH HOUSE 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 2016 Title A name given to the resource 2016 Chickasaw Council Centennial Cub Rally Leaders Guide Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Cub Scouts Event