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Troop 680

Time Line. June 5Complete Swim Test June 12Select Merit Badges June 19Turn-in Medical Forms July 14Complete Merit Badge Prerequisites July 15Load Bus @ St Louis at 6:30 AMStop for Lunch-You need $ for foodArrival at Camp-unload busSet up Troop and Personal

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Troop 680

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    1. Troop 680 Summer Camp 2007 July 15-21, 2007

    2. Time Line

    3. Parent Information Money Money in 1 envelope with scout name OR multiple envelopes with name and day of week Money maintained by adult Patrol Advisors Trading Post Purchases include hats, T-shirts, snacks and drinks Handicraft Supplies for Basketry, Leatherwork, Art, Woodcarving, & Woodworking Medications Give to Keith Kettell-Summer Camp Coordinator Place medicine containers in separate, sealable, plastic bags (ZIPLOCK) Label each bag with Scout name, Troop # and Campsite Pocketknife Blade 3 inches or less Held by Patrol Advisor until Scout earns Totin’ Chip Do not Purchase at Camp Mail Send to Camp Ockanickon at address provided on later slide Give cards/letters to Patrol Advisor to hand out to scout at camp Give cards/letters to Scout in envelop labeled with which Day they should open it Label Clothing & Equipment with Name and Troop #

    4. Medical Forms

    5. Additional Costs Lunch Money for Bus Ride to and from Camp Troop Photo- $7.00 Trading Post- $5 per day Activities/Badges: Golf-$40 Horsemanship-$50 SCUBA BSA-$35 BSA Lifeguard-$25 Basketry-$15 Indian Lore-$15 (moccasin kit) Pottery-$5 Woodcarving-$5 Leatherwork-$5 Archery-$3 (Arrow Kit) Shotgun- $1.50/4 rounds Woodburning-$5-$10 (Wood)

    6. Contacts Mail Scout Name Troop Number and Campsite Ockanickon Scout Reservation 5787 State Park Road Pipersville Pa 18947 Phone

    7. Troop Travel Plans Sunday July 15 Scouts Arrive at 6:30 AM St Louis Parking Lot Bus Departs promptly at 7:30 AM G-Rated Movies will be shown on bus Lunch- bring sack lunch or $ for food at rest stop

    8. Where is the Camp?

    9. Camp Ockanickon

    10. Camp Ajapeu

    11. What to Bring to Summer Camp

    12. What Not to Bring to Summer Camp!! Mess Kit Utensils (except Dan Beard) CD, Cassette, MP-3 Players Cell Phones-Adults Only IPOD Radio Video Games-PSP, GameBoy, Nintendo DS Aerosol Cans

    13. National and Local Policies Daily Camp Safety Inspections No Hazing Tolerated No Knives or Axes without Totin’ Chip Medication kept at Health Lodge (locked) SM Signs Scout out if Leaving Early Telephone for Emergencies Only

    14. Camp Rules for Scouts Use the Buddy System at all times No knife until you earn the Totin’ Chip Go to all MB sessions that you sign up for Trading Post Privileges at Discretion of Scoutmaster Ranges and Water Areas Off Limits when not Staffed Scouts violating rules will not be allowed to stay

    15. Sunday First Day

    16. Summer Camp Patrols

    17. Adult Leader Responsibilities

    18. Patrol Advisor Responsibilities

    19. Dan Beard Program

    20. Dan Beard Outpost Equipment List

    21. Ages and Stages 1st Yr: Dan Beard + Handicraft and Scoutcraft 2 -3 Yr: Aquatics and Shooting 3-4 Yr: Ecology and High Adventure (Rock Climbing, Mountain Bike etc) Older: Eagle and Science

    22. Age Requirements

    23. Eagle MB Prerequisites

    24. Eagle MB Prerequisites (Cont)

    25. Merit Badge Prerequisites

    26. Leader Meeting Notes Scouts must bring prerequisites/MB books to camp No visitors at camp No Gimme MB stations & No 1 hour MBs Science MBs are restricted by age Must attend Sun eve safety class for rifle, shotgun or archery Rock Climbing requires belay certification offered at camp Sign up for COPE on Sun eve

    27. Adult Leader Training Safe Swim Defense Safety Afloat Trek Safely Certification Leave No Trace Certification Climb on Safely Youth Protection CPR Certification ($25)

    28. Open Activities

    29. Order of the Arrow Lodge 33 welcomes all OA members Thursday is OA Day Wear Sash at Retreat OA Social held Thursday night Meet members from other lodges

    30. Campfire Program for Communications MB

    31. POLAR BEAR SWIM

    32. Paul Bunyan Woodsman

    33. Water Carnival Wednesday Evening 7:00-9:00 PM 10 Team Members 8 Water Events

    34. Airband Competition Thursday Evening Showcase your faux-musical talents Play an imaginary instrument to song music-Lip Sync Each troop may enter a youth, an adult or a mixed airband  Each unit will select 4 songs as performance pieces Judging Criteria: Enthusiam-10 pts Technique- 5 pts Imitation- 5 pts See Song List for Selections

    35. Golden Skillet Pit your cooking abilities against other units for the coveted Golden Skillet. Prepare and submit one entree and one dessert for tasting by the camp’s panel of experts. Thursday - Entree Competition Friday - Dessert Competition  All entries must be prepared entirely during your stay at camp. Ingredients may be brought or purchased at a local store. 

    36. Magic Competition

    37. Buddy System

    38. Duty to God Program Listen to presentation on religious program at Monday breakfast Attend one camp worship service on Sun or Mon at 7 PM Attend 3 daily devotionals at troop campsite or Wed - Fri during breakfast Say grace before meals Fill out and return evaluation survey Patch ($3) purchased at Trading Post

    39. Summary Tonight: Turn-in following to Keith Kettell 1. BSA Medical Forms 2. Prescription Medicine Forms 3. $23.50 Bus Fee July 15: Turn-in 1. $ in envelope(s) to Patrol Advisors (for 2 lunches,Troop photo, MBs and Trading Post) 2. Medicine in sealed bags to Keith Kettell 3. Knives for Dan Beard Scouts to Patrol Advisor 4. Mail for Scouts to Patrol Advisor

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