summer camp handbook

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America the Beautiful

O beautiful for spacious skies

For amber waves of grain

For purple mountain's majesties

Above the fruited plain!

Chorus

America, America, God shed His Grace on thee,

And crown thy good, with brotherhood From sea to shining sea.

Oh beautiful for patriot dream,

That sees beyond the years.

Thine alabaster cities gleam,

Undimmed by human tears.

Chorus

Scout Vespers (Tune: Tannenbaum)

Softly falls the light of day,

As our campfire fades away.

Silently each Scout should ask:

"Have I done my daily task?

Have I kept my honor bright?

Can I guiltless sleep tonight?

Have I done and have I dared,

Everything to be prepared?"

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The Quartermaster's Store

There are snakes, snakes, snakes

big as garden rakes at the store, at the store

There are snakes, snakes, snakes

Big as garden rakes at the Quartermaster's Store

My eyes are dim I cannot see,

I have not got my specs with me

I have Hey! Not Ho! got my specs with me

There are mice, mice, mice

Running through the rice at the store, at the store

There are mice, mice, mice

Running through the rice at the Quarter Master's Store

Chorus —Continue with each of the following:

3. lice - living on the mice.

4. rats - big as alley cats.

5. roaches - big as football coaches

6. watches- big as sasquaches

7. bears - but no one really cares

beavers - with little meat cleavers

9. faxes - stuffed in little boxes

John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

His name is my name too

Whenever we go out (out)

People always shout (shout)

There goes John Jacob Jingleheimer Schmidt

Da-da-da-da-da-da-da

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Milk

Chorus

Don’t give me no pop. No pop

Don’t give me no tea, no tea

Just give me that milk, moo, moo, moo, moo

Wisconsin milk, moo, moo, moo, moo

Give me a long M-MMMM

Give me a short M-m

Chorus

Give me a long I-IIII

Give me a short I-i

Chorus

Give me a long L-LLLL

Give me a short L-l

Chorus

Give me a long K-KKKK

Give me a short K-k

Chorus

Give me a long milk-Chocolate!

Give me a short milk– Skim

Chorus

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Troop 732

Summer Camp

Great Lakes council

July 17-24th

Property of:

Name: _________________________

Address: _________________________

City: ________________________

State & Zip: __________________

Telephone Number: ________________

Patrol Name: _________________

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Your Patrol Members

Name Phone Number

1. ______________________________________

2. ______________________________________

3. ______________________________________

4. ______________________________________

5. ______________________________________

6. ______________________________________

Senior Patrol Leader: ___________________

Summer Camp Adult Leadership

Mr. Otter, Scoutmaster

Mrs. Highe, Health & Safety Officer

Mr. Stempek, Campmaster

Other Guests:

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

___________________________________________

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Alice

Alice, where are you going?

―Bum, Bum, Bum‖

Upstairs to take a bath

―Dirt, Dirt, Dirt‖

Alice, with legs like toothpicks

―Snap‖

And a neck like a giraffe

―Raffe, raffe, raffe……‖

Alice jumps in the water

―Splash!‖

Alice pulls out the plug

―Oh No!‖

Oh my goodness! Oh my soul! There goes Alice down

the hole.

Into the sewer, sewer, sewer

Which is just (3, 2, 1 block, right next) to Joe’s Junior

High

3 Cheers for Joe’s Junior High

It’s the best Junior High in Toledo

Their colors are purple and white

The purple stands for freedom

And the white stands for fight! fight! fight!

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The Ants Go Marching

The ants go marching one by one. Hurrah, Hurrah.

The ants go marching one by one. Hurrah, Hurrah.

The ants go marching one by one, The little one stops to chew some gum.

And they all go marching, Down ... to the ground ... to get out... of the rain.

Boom, boom, boom, boom.

(Insert the following lines, replacing one by one/to

chew some gum, etc.)

Two by two / to tie his shoe.

Three by three / to climb a tree.

Four by four / to close the door.

Five by five / to do a jive.

Six by six / to pick up sticks.

Seven by seven / to look at heaven.

Eight by eight / to shut the gate.

Nine by nine / to tell the time.

Ten by ten / to say THE END.

Chorus:

And they all go marching Down ... to the ground ...

to get out... of the rain Boom, boom, boom, boom.

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Things to Pack For Summer Camp

Personal Equipment

______ SCOUT HANDBOOK _____ Pillow

______ Merit badge pamphlets _____ Sunglasses

______ Merit badge Blue Cards _____ 1st Aid Kit

______ Complete Uniform (Field) _____ Watch

______ Class B Uniform (Activity) _____ Flashlight (extra batteries)

______ Socks _____ Pen, pencil, paper

______ Underwear _____ Pocketknife with Totin’ Chip

______ Pants _____ Sewing kit

______ Shorts _____ Insect repellent (no aerosols)

______ Shirts _____ Spending money

______ Hat _____ Backpack/Footlocker

______ Lightweight jacket _____ Old rugs (inside tent)

______ Raincoat or poncho _____ Cot

______ Swim suit _____ Compass

______ Sleepwear _____ Hiking boots

______ Sunscreen (no aerosols) _____ Work gloves

______ Eye & ear protection _____ Watch

______ Shoes (tennis, swamp, etc.) _____ Envelopes & stamps

______ Beach towel (swimming) _____ Camera

______ Towel and washcloth _____ Chair

______ Extra clothes _____ Day Pack for Hikes

______ Personal hygiene supplies _____ Alarm Clock

______ Hiking boots _____ Your name on everything!

______ Mess Kit / Utensils / Cup What Not to Bring

______ Patrol Flag ______ Cell Phone

______ Sleeping bag or blankets ______ Electronic Games

______ Water bottle or canteen ______ Lighter

______ Tent ______ Open toe shoes

______ Fishing Pole (Must have safety Glasses)

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Boy Scout Oath, Law & Motto

Boy Scout Oath (or Promise)

On my honor I will do my best

To do my duty to God and my country

and to obey the Scout Law;

To help other people at all times;

To keep myself physically strong,

mentally awake, and morally straight.

Boy Scout Law

A Scout is trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly,

courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty,

brave, clean, and reverent.

Boy Scout Motto

A Scout is Prepared

Boy Scout Slogan

Do a Good Turn Daily

Outdoor Code

As an American, I will do my best to—

Be clean in my outdoor manners.

I will treat the outdoors as a heritage. I will take care of it for myself and others. I will keep my trash and garbage out of lakes, streams, fields, woods, and roadways.

Be careful with fire.

I will prevent wildfire. I will build my fires only where they are appropriate. When I have finished using a fire, I will make sure it is cold out. I will leave a clean fire ring,

or remove all evidence of my fire.

Be considerate in the outdoors.

I will treat public and private property with respect. I will use low-impact methods of hiking and camping.

And be conservation minded.

I will learn how to practice good conservation of soil, waters, forests, minerals, grass-lands, wildlife, and energy. I will urge others to do the same.

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Top Notcher

I points to myself, I say das here;

Das is mine [top-notch-er] ya mama dear.'

Top-notch-er, top-notch-er, ya mama dear.

Dat's wot I learned in der pines, boom-boom!

Sweat Browser

Eye Winker Horn Blower

Soup Strainer Lunch Eater

Chin Chowser Rubber Necker

Chest Protector Bread Basket

Thigh Master Knee Bender

Foot Stamper

Everybody in the Club

Loud: Everybody in the Club get Scout-Like

Quiet: Everybody in the Club get Scout-Like

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Badger Song

Badger Zero, Badger One, Let’s all have some

badger fun

Ra, Ra, Ra….

Badger Two, Badger Three, let’s all climb the

Badger tree

Ra, Ra, Ra….

Badger Four, Badger Five, let’s all so the Badger jive

Ra, Ra, Ra….

Badger Six, Badger Seven, lets all go to Badger

heaven

Ra, Ra, Ra….

Badger Eight, Badger Nine, Stop, its Badger time

Go Badger, Go Badger…

Banana Song

Bananas of the world unite

Peel to the left—Peel to the right

Peel down the middle and—Huh! Take a bite

Go Bananas! Go Bananas!!!

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Scout Camp is a Safe Place

Summer camp, and all troop camp events are a special place be-

cause it is where scouts learn, grow. But it is also a time to help

other scouts. Some scouts may experience home sickness, or strug-

gle to perform with the group as a team member. Each scout needs

to help other scouts at any time, or in anyway that will help all

scout succeed!

A strong Troop is a strong team, and no one team member is any

more or less important than another. Scouts, be sure to help your

team members when ever you can.

Summer Camp Rules

1. No liquid fuels may be used in camp for fire starting.

2. Each scout must have his Totin’ Chip / Firem’n Chit card.

3. No ―moonlight swimming‖! NO EXCEPTIONS.

4. Adult supervision must be present at all times. At least two adults

are required in camp.

5. Keep ―horse play‖ to a minimum. More Scouts are injured in

horseplay than from any other cause.

6. No firearms, fixed blade knives, archery equipment, ammunition,

fireworks, or other propellant exploding devices.

7. Shoes must be worn in camp at all times to prevent cut feet or

puncture wounds. No open toed shoes either.

8. No Scouts should leave camp property. Leaders must inform the

Camp Office when they leave. The Scoutmaster must checkout with

the Camp Office any Scout leaving camp before that Scout may

leave.

9. Alcoholic beverages, and drugs are not allowed in camp under

any conditions.

10. No putting trash down the latrine, or defecating in the woods.

11. Don’t enter another scout’s tent. Ever.

12. Always use the buddy system.

Violation of regulations 3, 6, or 9 will require dismissal from

camp.

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Quartermaster

The Troop Trailer is organized so that we can easily find the equipment and tools that we need. Only the Quarter-

master is given a key to the Trailer, and no other scouts

may retrieve equipment or put equipment away without the Quartermaster.

Mess Kits & Dishwashing

Each scout must have his own Mess Kit and Water Bot-tle. They must be clearly marked with each scouts name.

Everyone is responsible for keeping cleaning their mess kits clean and properly stowing them after each meal.

Shower Building

A SCOUT IS CLEAN. All Scouts and leaders in camp are encouraged to make use of the camp’s hot water show-

ers located just across from the Hay Pavilion. Leaders, please give attention to the cleanliness of your Scouts.

They should get up in time to wash, brush their teeth and clean up before breakfast. Adults must shower sepa-

rately from youth.

Suttlers Trading Post

Suttler’s Trading Company is located in front of the Mar-

torana Pavilion and is open during the following hours

9 a.m. to Noon 2 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 7 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Suttler’s carries a wide range of items, including merit badge pamphlets, candy, craft projects, camp shirts,

camp hats, patches, pins, personal items, Scout equip-ment and mugs. If you do not see it, please ask them!

Scouts will have the opportunity to earn Troop Scout Bucks

through good deeds and actions becoming a scout. Troop

Bucks may be spent at the Trading Post.

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I Met A Bear

The other day, [echo] I met a bear, [echo]

Out in the woods, away out there. [Point]

He looked at me, I looked at him,

He sized up me, I sized up him.

He says to me, ―Why don’t you run?‖

―I see you ain’t got a gun.‖

And so I ran, away from there,

And right behind me was that bear.

Ahead of me, there was a tree.

Oh glory be, oh what a tree

The lowest branch was ten feet up,

I’d have to jump and trust to luck.

And so I jumped into the air,

But I missed that branch away up there.

Now don’t you fret, and don’t you frown,

I caught that branch on the way back down.

That’s all there is, there ain’t no more,

Unless I meet that bear once more.

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Six Pence

I've got 6 Pence, jolly, jolly, 6 pence!

I've got 6 pence, to last me all my life!

. I've got 2 pence to spend, and 2 pence to lend, and 2

pence to send home to my wife, POOR WIFE!!!

No care's have I to grieve me, no pretty little girls to

deceive

me.

I'm happy as a lark, believe me, as we go rolling, roll-

ing,

home.

Rolling home, (ROLLING HOME!) Rolling home, (ROLLING

HOME!)

By the light of the silvery moooon!

Happy is the day when STAFF GETS THEIR PAY!!!

As we go rolling, rolling home.

I've got 4 Pence

I've got 2 Pence

I've got no pence

Froggie

Dog! (Repeat)

Dog Cat! (Repeat)

Dog Cat Mouse! (Repeat)

Froggie! (Repeat)

Itsy bitsy teeny weenie itty bitty Froggie! (Repeat)

Jump, Jump, Jump little Froggie! (Repeat)

Fleas and Flies are scrumdillicious! (Repeat)

Froggie!!! (Repeat)

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Unit Awards Our Troop Can Win!

Table Centerpiece

Create a centerpiece for your table at the Hay Pa-

vilion. The best centerpiece will receive an award at Friday’s campfire.

Best Gateway

A gateway is the front door to your campsite. The

best gateway in camp will receive the ―Best Gate-way Award‖.

Best Campsite

During the week, the Camp Commissioners will

judge each campsite using the campsite inspection form. The unit(s) with the highest score will be an-

nounced at the Friday campfire.

Best Patrol Flag

Be sure to bring your patrol flag to camp. Adult

patrol flags will be judged in a separate category. Flags will be judged at lunch on Friday.

Longhorn Award

Participation is the name of the game! By partici-

pating in activities at camp, your unit can qualify for the Longhorn Award Ribbon. Whichever Unit

completes the most requirements will earn the Longhorn Award plague which will be presented at

the Friday campfire.

Honor Unit Award

Quality units at D-Bar-A can earn the Honor Unit Award. The award is a screen-printed pennant

suitable for display with your unit’s flag. It will be

presented at the Friday campfire.

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Daily Campsite Inspection

Patrols must receive a score of 90 or above to receive the daily Baden Powell Honor Patrol Award.

Tents Points Total

Tents neat and properly pitched 5 _____

Dining Fly neat and properly pitched 5 _____

Tents Total 10 _____

Fire protection

Campfire Area properly cleaned and secure 5 _____

Fire Tools present and properly stored 5 _____

Fire Buckets filled and clean 5 _____

Stove/lamp propane off and firewood

properly stored 5 _____

Fire Protection Total 20 _____

Patrol & Personal Equipment

Equipment clean and properly stored 5 _____

Duty roster filled out and posted 5 _____

Personal equipment neat and properly stored 10 _____

Patrol & Personal Equipment Total 10 _____

Health & Safety

Campsite free of litter and debris 5 _____

First Aid kits available 5 _____

Hand washing station supplied 10 _____

Dishwashing practices result in clean gear

and personal utensils 10 _____

Cooking equipment clean and neatly stored 10 _____

All food items protected from spoilage,

contamination and animals 10 _____

Health and Safety Total 50 _____

Grand Total 100 _____

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Shark Attack

Baby Shark- doot, doot, doot

Baby Shark- doot, doot, doot

Baby Shark (3 fingers make little shark bite)

Daddy Shark (big bite with sharp teeth)

Grandpa Shark (keep fingers curled like gums)

Great White (huge bites using hands and

arms wide)

Swimmer, Swimmer (do crawl)

See a shark (fin moving with hands)

Swim back (do backstroke)

Shark Attack (flail about)

Lost an arm (swim with only one arm)

Lost a leg (hop around and swim with one

arm)

Happy shark (rub stomach)

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Muscle Arm

When I first came to this land I was not a wealthy

man, so I got myself a ________, and I called It

__________.

1.) Farm Muscle Arm 2.) Horse Red of Course

3.) Cow No Milk Now

4.) Truck Out of Luck 5.) Wife Love of my Life

6.) Son Lots of Fun

And the land was sweet and good (clap) and I did what I could.

Pizza Hut

A Pizza Hut, A Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken,

and a Pizza Hut,

McDonalds, McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken,

and a Pizza Hut

A Jabba the Hut, A Jabba the Hut, a Luke Sky-walker and a Jabba the Hut.

Darth Vader, Darth Vader, a Luke Skywalker and a Jabba the Hut

A Brittney Spears, a Brittney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and a Brittney Spears,

Madonna, Madonna, Christina Aguilera, and a Brittney Spears.

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My Daily Schedule

Time Merit Badge/Activity Location

9:00 am __________________________ _____________

10:00 am __________________________ _____________

11:00 am __________________________ _____________

2:00 pm __________________________ _____________

3:00 pm __________________________ _____________

4:00 pm __________________________ _____________

Special Events I Want to Attend

Day Time Event

_________ _________ ___________________________

_________ _________ ___________________________

_________ _________ ___________________________

_________ _________ ___________________________

_________ _________ ___________________________

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Saturday — Day 1

Time Activity Location Uniform

12:30 pm Arrive Elks Club Field

1:00 pm Leave Elk’s Club Field

2:30 pm Arrive at Camp D Bar A Field

3:00 pm Camp Set-up MIGISI Camp Site Activity

Set-up Tents

Unpack Personal Gear

Set-up Canopy

Set-up Kitchen

6:00 pm Dinner MIGISI Camp Activity

7:00 pm Troop Meeting MIGISI Camp Activity

7:30 Evening Program Begin MIGISI Camp Activity

9:00 Evening Program End

11:00 pm Taps (Lights-out)

My notes for the day: __________________________________________________

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Arnold Swasanager (in Arnold voice) style

I said a broom-chicka-broom

I said a broom-chicka-broom

I said broom like a rocka like a rocka-chicka boom

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time ...

Underwater style

I said a broom-chicka-boom (underwater voice)

I said a broom-chicka-boom (underwater voice)

I said broom chicka rocka chicka rocka-chicka broom

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time ...

Astronaut style

I said a moon-to-the-moon

I said a moon-to-the-moon

I said moon take-s rocket take-a rocket to the moon

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time ...

Photographer style

I said a Zoom-click a-zoom

I said a Zoom-click a-zoom

I said a zoom, click a Flash a click a Flash a click a zoom

Uh Huh

Oh Yah

No more time!

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Boom-chica-Boom

(This is a repeat after me song)

I said a Boom-chica-Boom

I said a Boom-chica-Boom

I said a Boom-chica-rocka-chick-rocka-chicka Boom

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time…

Biker style

I said a vroom-chica-vroom


I said a vroom-I like leather I like leather-chicka vroom

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time...

Nixon style



I said a vroom-I like leather I like leather-chicka vroom

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time...

Valley Girl style

I said a broom-chicka-boom

I said a broom-chicka-boom

I said broom chicka rocka chicka gag me with a spoon

Uh Huh

Oh Yeah

One more time ...

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Sunday — Day 2


7:00 am Reveille MIGISI Camp Activity

7:20 am Morning Troop Assembly MIGISI Flag Pole Activity

7:50 am Morning Flag Assembly Activities Field Activity

8:00 am Breakfast Hay Pavilion Activity

9:00 am Scouts-Own (How to conduct a religious ceremony at scout camp)

9:30 am Set-up Camp (Continued) MIGISI Camp Activity

Camp Gadget (Weather Rock)

Camp Gateway

Meal Centerpiece

12:00 pm Lunch MIGISI Camp Activity

1:00 pm Rest Period MIGISI Camp Activity

1:30-5:30… Check-in, camp tour Entire Camp Activity

5:50 pm Flag Retreat / Dinner Activities Field Field

6:00 pm Dinner Hay Pavilion Field

7:30 pm Vesper Services Central Camp Field

8:00 pm Leader’s Meeting (SPL Only) Eagle’s Corners Field

11:00 pm Taps (Lights-out)


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Monday — Day 3






9:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

10:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

11:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

11:55 Morning Program Ends Go to Hay Pavilion

Noon Lunch Hay Pavilion Activity


2:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

3:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

4:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

4:55 Afternoon Program Ends Go back to MIGISI Camp

5:50 Retreat Activities Field Field

6:00 Dinner Hay Pavilion Field

7:30 Silent Swim Waterfront Swim Suit Fingerprinting Merit Badge Eagle’s Corner Activity

8:00 Open Swim or Movie Night Central Camp

10:00 Star Hike Eco Con Activity

11:00 pm Taps (Lights out) MIGISI Camp


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Troop Songbook

Don’t be afraid to join in and sing!

Singing in scouting requires mainly enthusiasm, not necessarily vocal

control!

Learn a song that you have always wanted or wished you could sing—

and volunteer to lead it.

Use the songs at troop meetings,

campfires, services or where ever two or more scouts join together.

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Notes: _______________________________________

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Tuesday — Day 4


6:30 am Teddy Bear Swim Waterfront Bathing Suit





9:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

10:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

11:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity




2:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

3:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

4:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity




7:30 Marsh Madness Eco Con Old Clothes Flu Flu Archery/Muzzle Loader Range Activity Leave No Trace Outdoor Adv Activity Duct Tape Merit Badge Arts Pavilion Activity Explosion of the Arts Arts Pavilion Activity

11:00 pm Taps (Lights out) MIGISI Camp


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Wednesday — Day 5






9:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

10:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

11:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity




2:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

3:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

4:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity




7:30 Western Night


11:00 pm Taps


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Troop Ceremonies

Scout Master's Benediction

And now may the Great Master of all Scouts. Be with us

until We Meet Again

Troop 732 Closing Benediction

Scout sign, with your left hand, take the wrist of the

scout standing to your left.

Troop Motto: Together, we the scouts of Troop 732 stand in fellowship and service to God, our Families, our

Country and our Community.

TWO!

Troop dismissed!

Philmont Grace

For food, for raiment For life, for opportunity

For friendship and fellowship We thank thee, O Lord

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Notes: _______________________________________

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Thursday — Day 6






9:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

10:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

11:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity




2:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

3:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

4:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity




7:30 Evening Program Begins


11:00 pm Taps


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Friday — Day 7






9:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

10:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity

11:00 am _________________________ ____________ Activity




2:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

3:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity

4:00 pm _________________________ ____________ Activity




7:30 The Big Campfire Program Begins


11:00 pm Taps


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Saturday — Day 8





8:00 am Breakfast / Slideshow Hay Pavilion Activity

9:00 am Break camp MIGISI Camp Activity

10:30 am Site Inspection by Staff Host MIGISI Camp Activity

11:00 Troop Departs MIGISI Camp Field

12:30-1:00pm Arrive @ Elks Club (Scouts will call from the road to confirm time of arrival)


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summer camp handbook

Documents

short i

chorus america

long iiiii

snakes big

milk chorus dont

short milk skim chorus

moo wisconsin milk

quartermasters store