Anthony Wayne Area Council Boy Scouts of America

1. Anthony Wayne Area CouncilBoy Scouts of America WELCOME LEADERS!!

2. CAMP CHIEF LITTLE TURTLE 2014 SUMMER CAMP Cub/Web KICK-OFF

3. YOUR CAMP LEADERSHIP TEAM…. Camp Director: Greg Crowe Camp Program Director: Bill Richman Council Program Assistant: Nila Sink Director of Camping: Chuck Walker

4. REGISTRATION • On-line Registration to come! • Once Established all units in council will be notified & those out of council who are interested. • Until then forms can be found on-line at awaccaps.org

5. THE FIRST DAY… • 11 am Check in at Camp office with Rosters and head to your site! • 11 am – 4 pm Campsite Setup and Camp Orientation • 1pm Orientation Begins • Health Checks: Health Forms (part A&B only), Dietary Restrictions, Medications • Swim Checks (pre-camp swim checks available) • Shooting Sports Safety Review • Dining Hall/Trading Post Orientation • Tour Program Areas • 7 pm Leader Meeting

6. TWO-WEEK PRIOR MEETING • The purpose of this meeting is to turn in health forms, dietary restrictions, talent releases, & swim check forms. • Packs will also be able to ask last minute questions before their unit arrives. MEETING WILL BE HELD AT THE COUNCIL SERVICE CENTER IN FORT WAYNE on Monday, July 9that 6:30 PM.

7. HEALTH FORM • In compliance with National BSA Boy Scout Resident Camp Standards, NO person can be allowed to participate in the camp program or stay on BSA property without a complete health history. • Everyone attending CCLT (Scouts and adults) must turn in a health history before participating in any camp activities. • The Annual Health and Medical Record is valid for 12 months and Parts A & B must be completed for all Scouts and Leaders attending camp. • “Returning!” … In order to speed up the medication disbursement, units will each be given a lockable medication box for their campsite. Unit leaders will be able to assist Scouts with their non-perishable medication right in the campsite!

8. REGISTRATION/PAYMENTS • Early Bird Deposit of $50 per scout by MAR 17thAND Early Bird fee of $135 per scout paid by June 2nd • Leader Fees: Full Time $65. Part Time $20 per day or $7/meal. Fees due by June 2nd • Cub/Parent Weekend (1 Adult & 1 Scout) $60(Additional Parent/Sibling $35). Fees due by June 2nd.

9. All Scouts who have submitted the $50 per Scout deposit by March 17thwill receive a FREE camp hat Additional hats may be purchased or Pack information may be embroidered onto the hats for an additional fee.

10. PROGRAMS & SCHEDULE • Cub Scout Belt Loops • Archery • BB Guns • Swimming • Geology • Science • Weather • Webelos Activity Pins • Archery • BB Guns • Aquanaut • Geologist • Forester • Readyman

11. PROGRAMS & SCHEDULE • Cub Super Activity • Stave Making • Secret Gold Mine Hike • Claim Staking • Webelos 1 Activity • 49er’s Games • Gold Sluice • Webelos 2 Activity • Cooper Cookin’ & Overnight • Root beer Distillery • Frontier Games

12. Provisional Scout Camping • Come to Camp without your unit. • Scout must have a parent/guardian attend. • Scouts will be placed in a campsite, Village coordinator will provide leadership.

13. Camp Livin • Campsites are divided into unit sites • Sites include canvas walled tents on platforms • Sites also include Latrines/ Washstands and bathrooms are available in the Dining Hall • Shower facilities available 24 hrs a day • All meals provided in our Dining Hall • All program areas are with in short walking distances as classes are rotating to each session • Flex & Rest Time: addition loops and pins available during these times for dens or packs to work on

14. Camp Cards Easy Fundraiser for you & your Pack $5 per Card $2.50 to you $2.50 to pay for the cards Proven success to get your boots on the ground at camp!

15. 2015 Camping Registration • Will open the 2015 campsite registrations in May 1st of 2014. • First deposits in the door will hold your favorite site on your favorite week. • After that day reservations will be accepted online or over the phone.

16. Food Service Guarantee • Come and enjoy our 290 seat Dining Hall that will provide you and your unit with all your culinary needs • Need to beat the Heat? Come inside anytime and rest in the A/C • Food Allergies? No need to worry bringing your own food. Identify your needs prior to camp – we’ll take it from there. • Wi fi for scout leaders to check in the world outside of camp during their stay.

17. 2014 Workership Program • Workerships can be awarded for up to 50% of early bird camp fee • Awarded on “honor system” • Designed to allow those who can’t afford to come to camp - No proof of income is required • Identify a “good turn” work project • Projects should involve a significant number of hours and effort on the scout’s part • Workership applications are due April 1, 2014 • We want everyone to have the opportunity to come to camp!

18. VILLAGE COORDINATORS • Provides leadership for multiple packs & provisional scouts • 2 coordinators per campsite • Serve as an extension of the camp staff • Submit application by April 1st, 2014 • Selection of coordinators by May 1st, 2014

19. OTHER STUFF… • FIREWOOD POLICY • CAMP WORK DAYS • BROTHER DISCOUNT – SAVE $25 • T-SHIRT ORDER FORMS • HAT PERSONALIZATIONS • PACK PHOTO ORDER

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21. THANK-YOU FOR COMING! • SEE YOU AT CAMP!!