Pacifica District Camperall 2014

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1 2014 Wanted: Eagle Scouts October 24-26, 2014 Huntington Central Park Official Information and Registration Packet To register, complete the last page and mail in with your payment to: Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America Attention: Dinh Van Thai 1211 East Dyer Road Santa Ana, CA Camperall Chair: John Herpy Phone:

2 Wanted: Eagle Scouts PROGRAM OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES WHO SHOULD ATTEND? All Webelos who want to experience ahead of time the thrill of Boy Scouting at its finest. Webelos who want to get a jump start on Webelos advancement Webelos that enjoy the thrill of competition and Scout Spirit Webelos that want to experience camping in an environment filled with Scouts willing to lend a helping hand Webelos who would like to work hand in hand with Scouts on Scouting Skills, Competitions, and Scout Spirit! WHAT IS CAMPERALL? Boy Scouts of America prides itself on being an organization which teaches young men valuable life skills and equips them with the abilities and opportunities to teach those skills to others, usually other boys who are younger or lower in Scout rank. Camperall is one of the few opportunities that Boy Scouts have outside of their own troops, to practice their skills while teaching others. It also provides an opportunity for Webelos, their adult partners and Webelos leaders to meet Troops and become more familiar with which troops they might like to join. Webelos Dens will be called Patrols at this event and should have a Patrol name for the event. The recommended size for Patrols is 6-8 Webelos as Camperall Staff believes this size affords individual Webelos the optimal experience and participation level during the Saturday events. You may combine your Webelos 1 and 2 Dens into one Patrol if you prefer. CAMPERALL is a two night campout tailored to Webelos and designed to Provide Webelos with a look at local Scout Troops in an interactive environment Give Webelos a glimpse of the fun and adventure that await them in Boy Scouts Enable Webelos learn and demonstrate Scouting skills Foster a postive and high-energy environment where Webelos can showcase their spirit WHERE and WILL IT BE HELD? Huntington Central Park, October 24-26, See map on page 7. HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? $25 if postmarked by October 9th, 2014, $30 postmarked after October 9 th, 2014 WHAT SHOULD WE BRING? Page 6 of this package explains this HOW SHOULD WE PREPARE? Scout spirit is at the core of Camperall. Our theme this year is. As Webelos participate in the weekend, they will have an opportunity to demonstrate their Scout spirit and Scout skills in a fun and competitive environment. Webelos will have a multiple opportunities to show their Scout Spirit beginning at Saturday morning s opening ceremony and continuing on through the Saturday night camp-wide awards and skit ceremony. Webelos Patrols will also show their Scout Spirit by performing their Patrol Yell(s) and by making and bringing a Den/Patrol Flag to Camperall. Guidelines for Patrol Yells and Flags are contained on page 8. Webelos will demonstrate their basic scouting skills in a variety of environments (first aid, knots, tent building, etc.). To compete at their highest levels, Webelos should arrive at Camperall with a good working knowledge of these skills for each competitive event. (See Competitive Event list on pages 9 through 14.) Training is available in the months prior to the event (upon request). At the Saturday night campfire, Webelos will be putting on skits. PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR SKIT SCRIPT TO Mr. Herpy for approval before or at the 1:00pm camp-wide assembly on Saturday. Skit submittal form is on page 15. You may your skit choice to Mr. Herpy at any time prior to Camperall as well at pacifica@pacifica.ocbsa.org. 2

3 Welcome to the Pacifica District Camperall Here are a few Rules for the Weekend. If you have any questions, please see a Camperall staff member or visit the registration/information desk at Camperall Headquarters. CHECK-IN FIRST, please check-in at the Camp Registration Table (located at the north end of Camperall Headquarters), to make sure that your Pack is marked as CHECKED-IN for Camperall and that your pack has all of the latest event information and materials. Please share the check-in pakcage information with your Troop or Pack. If you are not the first adult checking in for your Troop or Pack, you will be directed to your campsite. CAMPERALL BOUNDARIES: FOR SAFETY, the out-of-bounds lines will be strictly enforced. For Webelos, the in-bounds areas are marked on the site map on page 7. This consists of Webelos Campsite area marked with a bold 1 and the Event areas that are marked with a bold E. All other areas are considered out-of-bounds unless the Webelos scout is with an adult Pack representative. For Boy Scouts, in-bounds areas include all of the in-bounds areas for the Webelos, and the Scout Campsite area marked with a bold 2 on the site map on page 7. Anyone outside these boundaries during the weekend program may be asked to leave. Thank you for enforcing this with your units. PLEASE USE THE BUDDY SYSTEM WHEN MOVING FROM LOCATION TO LOCATION. The parking lots P1, P2 and P3 are out-of-bounds. All Webelos going to a vehicle must be accompanied by an adult. The paved trails between around camping area 1 and the path to the parking area are in-bounds. The competition areas marked with a bold E on the site map will be considered in-bounds on Saturday between 9:00am and 4:30pm. PARK RULES Entrance into the park is open from 5:00am to 10:00pm. Quiet time is from 10:00pm until 5:00am Vehicle access to the park will be strictly controlled by Camperall Staff. No areas are to be roped or staked off. All designated areas are marked off and allocated by the Camperall Staff. CHECK-OUT (Sunday Morning) Please have one adult from your pack do one of the following to get your Pack campsite leave-no-trace inspected prior to leaving: - Come to the Event Registration area and a Scout staffer will accompany you back to your site - Inform a member of the Scout staff that are performing inspections that you would like your site inspected After your campsite is inspected, event patches will be provided. You may pick up your event patches by handing in your campsite inspection form at the Event Registration area. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Camperall event patches will be distributed on Sunday after a Camperall Staff member has inspected your campsite Please report to the registration/information table to notify a staff member that your campsite is ready for inspection. Please see the schedule on page 4 for events and activities for the weekend A comment box is located at the registration/information table. Please help us continue to improve our Pacifica District events by providing your valuable suggestions and inputs! This will aid in the planning and structuring of the Camperall for THANKS!!! 3

4 EVENT SCHEDULE Day/Time Event/Activity Friday Oct 24 3:00 9:00 pm Registration 8:15 9:00 pm Leader Meeting/Cracker Barrel 8:00 9:00 pm Camperall Staff visit Webelos camps to promote skits 10:00 pm Lights out! Saturday Oct 25 7:00 8:30am Continuation of Registration 8:30 am 8:50am Opening Ceremony and Announcements 9:00 am - 12:00pm Morning Events Session 12:00 1:00 pm Lunch and Competition Preparation (Skits due to Mr. Herpy by 1:00pm) 1:00 1:15 pm Spirit Assembly 1:15 4:30 pm Afternoon Events Session 4:00 4:45p Turn in passports and Spirit Coins to HQ 4:45 5:00 pm Retiring of Colors 6:00pm Deadline for handing in of Golden Spoon/Pie Tin Entries 5:00 7:15 pm Dinner and Clean-up 7:15 9:30pm Campfire, Awards and Skits 9:30 9:45 pm Leader Meeting (Thorns and Roses) 10:00 pm Lights out! Sunday Oct 26 8:30 8:50 am Interfaith Service 9:00 am 12:00 pm Pack up, clean up, and head home (safely!!!) 4

5 COMPETITIONS AND AWARDS The following awards will be given out at the Saturday night Campfire, Awards and Skits Assembly SPIRIT AWARD The Spirit Award is won by the top 3 Patrols that demonstrate the most Scout Spirit throughout the entire Camperall weekend Wanted: Eagle Scouts PRESIDENTIAL AND HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS The top 2 overall patrols that perform at the highest levels in all 8 of the competitive events combined with a high level of overall spirit will receive the top Camperall Presidential Award for first place and Honorable Mention for 2 nd place. Wanted: Eagle Scouts AWARDS The top 3 patrols that perform at the highest levels of competition in the 6 events on their Passports (excluding the Ultimate Frisbee competition) will receive one of the coveted Wanted: Eagle Scouts awards. THE SCOUT SKILL TRIANGLE AWARD The top 3 patrols that perform at the highest combined levels of competition for Knots, First Aid and Fire Building COMPETITION AWARDS Competition Awards are won by the Packs that compete and finishes in the top 3 of any of the 8 Competitive Events including Obstacle Course, BSA 101, Knots, Tent Building, First Aid, Fire Building, Flag Ceremony, and Kim s Game. ULTIMATE FRISBEE TOURNAMENT CHAMPION AND FINALIST The top two competitors in the Ultimate Frisbee Tournament will receive either a Champion or finalist award. GOLDEN SPOON The Golden Spoon Award is won by the Pack that demonstrates there prowess in the fine art of campsite cooking. GOLDEN PIE TIN The Golden Pie Tin is won by the Pack that demonstrates their ability to wow the Camperall Staff with a desert that most tickles the Staff s fancy. Wanted: Eagle Scouts CAMPSITE AWARDS There will be four different campsite awards Best Theme Site Best Organized and Clean Site Best Gateway Entrance Best Kitchen Design and Functionality 5

6 WHAT TO BRING If your Webelos have not yet camped, please call John Herpy ( ) and they will hook you up with an Order of the Arrow Member to come to talk to your unit about camping equipment and clothing needs. Many of these camping items can be borrowed from one of your local scout troops. This is a recommended but not limited to list of equipment. CAMPING EQUIPMENT - Unit (Pack) Flags and Patrol Flags (patrol flags should be designed and constructed by Webelos. Incorporation of the event them is optional but fun!) - Tents 1 Tent for 2-3 People Webelos may share a tent with their own family member or other Webelos. They may not share tents with unrelated adults. - Ground cloths (tarps) to go under and extend beyond the base of each tent. - Sleeping bag for each person - Propane cook stove 1 per 4-8 people - Cooking gear large pots, large pans, stirring spoons, spatulas, hot pads, cutting board, grill for cookstove or BBQ. - Paper plates, plastic eating utensils, paper cups (NO STYROFOAM IS ALLOWED AT THE PARK!), or mess kits and mugs - Tables for eating, folding chairs or beach chairs - Toilet paper (an ample quantity of portable restrooms are provided throughout the event including women s only units) - Paper towels, wet wipes, waterless hand soap (antibacterial) - Disk towels, potholders, dish soap (biodegradable), wash basin, drying rack, can opener SAFETY EQUIPMENT - Large First Aid Kit, stocked with band-aids, bandages, etc. Do not administer any medicines unless you have the Scout s parent permission to do so, as some people may be allergic to specific medicines or lotions. - Shovel - Empty 5-pound coffee cans, or similar size, for water and sand (for fire safety). Cans should be painted red and should be labeled Water or Sand. You will need one can of each kind to be between every two tents. We will have access to a water bib / outlet at the east end of headquarters to fill up your cans with water. This will demonstrated to your Webelos the importance of practicing fire safety while camping. FOOD-DEPENDS ON YOUR MENUS - Food, snacks, beverages for your group for Friday evening, Saturday (3 meals), Sunday breakfast, plus extra water (No potable water is available at the camping location. Please bring enough water for your group for the entire weekend) - Coolers with ice - Condiments, salt, pepper, seasonings, depending on your menu - 32-gallon plastic trash bags (Please plan on packing out your own trash as we pay an extra fee if we have to have trash removed from the site.) CLOTHING- BE PREPARED - Scout Uniform Class A / Field Uniform OR your Patrol s T-shirts/Polos for the weekend are to be worn throughout the weekend - Casual wear (pack/patrol t-shirts) for activities and competitions and other assemblies - Jacket/sweatshirt - Poncho/rain gear - Rugged pants - T-shirts - Underwear and socks - Sleep wear - Hat or visor - Toiletries (toothbrush, soap, deodorant, etc.) - Sunscreen, sunglasses - Insect repellent - Water bottles - Webelos handbook (in a Ziploc bag) - Pencil, notebook, Camera - Flashlight, extra batteries 6

7 Map of Camperall Location P3 2 2 P1 1 1 E A HQ E P2 E E 1 = Webelos Camp Sites 2 = Boy Scout Camp Sites A = Camp Assembly Area E = Events HQ = Staff Headquarters and Registration P4 P1, P2, P4 = 24 hour Parking P3 = Day parking only Out of Bounds 7

8 Guidelines for Den/Patrol Yells and Flags Den/Patrol Yells Guidelines Please make sure that all Patrol yells are performed in good taste and are not offensive. (If you have a question to whether or not your yell is offensive, please contact Mr. Herpy with your proposed yell). Yells should be fun, spirited and LOUD! A large part of your Patrol Spirit will be measured by how much energy and effort are put into your yells. The entire Patrol should participate in Patrol yells. Funny is good, so is a catchy yell! Den/Patrol Flags Guidelines Please make sure that your Patrol flags are constructed in good taste and are not offensive. (If you have a question to whether or not your flag is offensive, please contact Mr. Herpy) Please make sure that your patrol flag is free of any sharp or protruding components to avoid injury of your Webelos or other Camperall participants. Your patrol name and pack should be readily visible on the flag or standard There are no specific rules regarding the materials that may be used. As always, please have your Webelos make the Flag (with adult supervision of course) When constructing your Flag, please keep in mind that your boys will be carrying their Flag at all of the daytime events on Saturday. When designing the Patrol Flags, the event theme ( Wanted: Eagle Scouts") may also be incorporated into the design but it is not a requirement. Originality, craftsmanship, and overall Scout coolness will be used to judge all Patrol Flags. 8

9 Competitive Events A Patrol will be given a Passport for tracking their progress during their Saturday Wanted: Eagle Scouts" events. To begin their journey, they will need to attend the Opening Ceremony on Saturday morning at 8:30am. Camperall staff will your sign your passport during the opening ceremony under the Scout rank. Webelos will be giddying up to Eagle by competing the events listed on the front of the passport. This includes the following 8 competitive events: Event 101 Obstacle Course; Event 102 BSA 101; Event 103 Fire Building; Event 104 Kim s Game; Event 201 Knots; Event 202 Tent Building; Event 203 First Aid; or Event 204 Flag Ceremony. Wanted: Eagle Scouts Passport Webelos patrols will compete in the 100 series events (Obstacle Course, BSA 101, Fire Building and Kims Game) once. Webelos patrols may compete in the 200 series events (Knots, Tent Building, First Aid and Flag Ceremony) twice. Patrols have the option of choosing to be scored on their first time through without running through a 200 series event twice. YOU MUST INFORM THE TROOP RUNNING THE EVENT UPON ENTERING THE EVENT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE SCORED YOUR FIRST TIME THROUGH OR THE TROOPS WILL NOT SCORE YOUR PATROL THE FIRST TIME THROUGH. Patrols that participate in all 8 competitive events will be eligible for consideration for the Wanted: Eagle Scouts PRESIDENTIAL AND HONORABLE MENTION AWARDS. Please make every effort to compete in all of the events as the top patrols will be presented awards at the Saturday night Campfire. There are a number of opportunities for your patrol to win awards based on the participation and success in the Saturday competitions. These awards are listed on page 5. Each event will have winners and the top 3 patrols that perform at the highest combined levels of competition for Knots, First Aid and Fire Building will be presented with the coveted SCOUT SKILL TRIANGLE AWARD Be sure to demonstrate your Scout Spirit throughout the day from the morning ceremony and throughout all of the competitions as the patrols with the highest spirit scores will win Spirit Awards. Please see the Denner Instructions on the following pages for more detail on the competitive events. 9

10 Competitive Events List Event 101 Obstacle Course (DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: OBSTACLE COURSE COMPETITION) Please read all of the Denner Instructions prior to beginning the obstacle course event. Welcome to the Obstacle Course! 1. Here you will demonstrate your speed and determination by running, balancing, jumping, wriggling, rolling, crawling and whatever type of physical test the Obstacle course may present. 2. This is a timed event and may have point deductions applied depending upon the type of obstacle being performed. Intentionally skipping an obstacle will result in a 20 second deduction for each obstacle intentionally skipped. 3. The event is run in a relay-style and your Patrol will line up behind the start line, and when given the signal one member will run through the obstacle course. 4. When one Patrol member finishes the course, the next member will begin racing. 5. Every Patrol member will be required to run the course. 6. Scores will be calculated by the average of all Patrol members scores. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. Event 102 BSA 101 ( DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: BSA 101) Please read all of the Denner Instructions prior to beginning the obstacle course event. Welcome to the BSA 101! 1. This event will test your knowledge of Boy Scouting and over 100 years of history. 2. This event will be run like a relay. One at a time, your Patrol members will run from the start line to the question station and be asked a BSA 101 question. 3. If you he answers the question correctly, he will run back to the end of your Patrol line and the next member will race to the question station. 4. If the Patrol member incorrectly answers the question, he will be asked to perform the bat twist (put their forehead on a bat and turn around three times) and then run back to the end of the Patrol line. 5. When one Patrol member finishes the course, the next member will begin racing. 6. Each Patrol will randomly be asked a set number of questions. 7. After the last question is asked and the last member of the Patrol has returned back to the Patrol, the entire patrol will be asked one bonus question worth extra points for the event. The Patrol will be given 30 seconds to discuss and then the answer must be given. 8. The total number of correct answers will be tallied along (plus extra points for the bonus question) with the total time required to run the event. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. 10

11 Competitive Events List Event 103 Fire Building DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: FIRE BUILDING COMPETITION Welcome to Fire Building! Here you will demonstrate your skill in building a proper and effective fire. 1. You and your Patrol will be provided kindling, tinder and 3 stick matches. 2. You and your Patrol will build a proper fire from the materials provided and burn through a string at a height of 24 inches above the base of the fire building area. 3. This event is scored on Skill and Time. Proper fire building technique is required to obtain a good Skill score. Just piling up a wad of tinder and lighting it and burning through the string will result in a very low Skill score. 4. Only the bottom of the fire may be light with the matches provided. 5. ONLY the kindling wood provided may used. 6. NO pocket knives or tools of any kind may be used and NO fire starter may be used. 7. Only one Patrol member may hold or light a match at a time. 8. The clock will start after you have read these instructions to your Patrol. 9. You have completed this event when you have successfully either burned through the string with your fire or when (12) minutes have passed, whichever comes first. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. We can t help you learn how to build a fire now, but would be happy to help you after your turn. Event 104 Kim's Game DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: KIM S GAME COMPETITION Welcome to Kim s Game! This age-old game will test your memory and teamwork as you attempt to memorize as many objects as possible. 1. The Kim s Game blanket will be lifted revealing a slew of objects. 2. It s your Patrol s job to remember as many of the objects as possible. 3. You cannot write anything down and you cannot use cameras. 4. You ll have 60 seconds to look at the objects. After 60 seconds, the cover will be placed back over the objects. 5. You ll then have 8 minutes to tell the Competition Judge as many of the objects that you and your patrol can remember. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. 11

12 Competitive Events List Event 201: Knots (DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: KNOTS COMPETITION) Welcome to Knot Tying! Here you will demonstrate your skill in one of Scouting oldest traditions, knot tying. There are five knots you will be tested on: Square Knot Bowline Two Half Hitches Taut-Line Hitch Over hand knot 1. This is a timed event and the maximum time allowed for this event is 12 minutes. 2. The event is run in a relay-style and your Patrol will line up behind the start line, and when given the signal one member will run across to the station. 3. He will be shown a card with the name of a knot on it 4. He must then tie it with the rope provided on the crossbar and run back to the start. 5. If he cannot tie the knot, he may say pass. He may say pass as many times as he chooses. 6. If he cannot tie any of the knots, he may run back to the start. 7. Once a Patrol member runs back to the start, the next member in line may begin running to the knot station. 8. This process will continue until all knots have been tied or the clock has reached zero. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. We can t help you learn any of the knots now, but would be happy to help you after your turn. Event 202: Tent Building DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: TENT BUILDING COMPETITION Welcome to Tent Building! Here you will demonstrate your skill in pitching a tent. 1. You and your Patrol will be given a 6x6 tarp and some ropes. 2. Four Tent pegs will already be placed in the ground for your use. 3. A rope will already be strung between two poles and rope will already be tied to the tarp at each of the four corners. 4. You must construct a tent from these materials. 5. Start by placing the tarp over the rope that is strung between the two poles. 6. Next, tie the ends of the ropes connected to the tarp to the four tent pegs, using a taut-line knot. 7. The clock will start after you have read these instructions to your Patrol. 8. You have completed this event when you have successfully constructed the tent using the proper knots, or when (12) minutes have passed, whichever comes first. 9. After reading the Denner Instructions, please hand this instruction sheet back to the judge and follow his instructions. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. We can t help you learn the taut-line knot now, but would be happy to help you after your turn. 12

13 Competitive Events List Event 203 First Aid (DENNER INSTRUCTIONS FIRST AID COMPETITION) Welcome to First Aid! Here you will demonstrate your knowledge of first aid. 1. The First Aid competitive event consists of 2 different parts, a scenario challenge and a stretcher course challenge. 2. During the first aid challenge, your Patrol will be presented with one of five different first aid scenarios dealing with any of the following first aid situations. Stopped Breathing Internal Poisoning Burns Hypothermia 3. Your Patrol will need to tell the Competition Judge what first aid is required based on the scenario. 4. You Patrol will be asked whether or not the scenario is one of the hurry cases for first aid as well. 5. The scenario challenge is a timed event. 6. After completing the scenario challenge, your Patrol will tackle the stretcher challenge. 7. The stretcher challenge will include constructing a stretcher from two six foot poles and a military issue blanket and transporting a patrol member over a designated distance. 8. The stretcher challenge will be timed. Ask any questions that you may have prior to doing handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. We can t help you learn any first aid right now, but would be happy to help you after your turn. 13

14 Competitive Events List Event 204 Flag Ceremony DENNER INSTRUCTIONS: FLAG CEREMONY You and your Patrol must conduct a Boy Scout flag ceremony of your choice (these can vary from pack to pack). After handing back these instructions to the competition judge, your patrol will begin their flag ceremony. The event is not timed but please try and keep your flag ceremony to approximately 10 minutes so we don t hold up other Webelos Patrols. Here are the detail requirements. 1. You must obtain the folded American flag from a competition judge. 2. You must cover all of the following ceremony fundamentals: a. Call your Patrol to attention. b. Patrol must unfold and display the flag. c. Call for the Scout Salute and lead your Patrol in the Pledge of Allegiance. d. You must call for the Scout salute to be lowered. e. Your Patrol must properly fold the flag. f. Your patrol must retire the flag back to the starting point. g. You must dismiss your Patrol. 3. You have completed this event when the flag ceremony is complete. 4. You will be graded on how well you complete all of the fundamentals and your respect for our Nations flag. Ask any questions that you may have prior to handing back the Denner instructions to the Troop Competition Judge. Event T301 Ultimate Frisbee Webelos will compete in a single elimination Ultimate Frisbee tournament between 9:00am-12:00pm and 1:15pm 4:30pm. Rules for Ultimate Frisbee may be found here Please check at the Event Area for your tournament game times and standings. Initial schedules will also be provided prior to the event for all participating patrols. 14

15 Skit Script Submittal Form At the Saturday night campfire, Webelos Patrols will be putting on skits. PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR SKIT SCRIPT TO Mr. Herpy for approval before or at the 1:00pm camp-wide assembly on Saturday. Patrols will be approved first come, first serve. If your another patrol or Pack has already submitted the same skit, you will be asked to do another one. You do not need to wait until Camperall to submit this to Mr. Herpy. Once you know your skit, you can it to Mr. Herpy at for approval. Patrol Name Pack Skit Name Skit Script 15

16 October 24-26, 2014 (Friday night through Sunday morning) Huntington Central Park REGISTRATION FORM To be turned in with payment postmarked on or before October 9th, 2014 Mail to: Orange County Council, Boy Scouts of America Attention: Dinh Van Thai 1211 East Dyer Road Santa Ana, CA (ALL Webelos Scouts, their Adult Leaders, their Adult Partners/Den Leaders, Boy Scout Helpers, and Scout Adult Leaders need to register by mailing this form Payment the above address with check made payable to OCC, BSA) Please your contact information and registration counts to Mr. Herpy at This will ensure that you receive all updates for Camperall 2014 and that your campsite area is adequate. Contact Information: (Name - First and Last) Position: (i.e. Webelos Den Leader) Phone # Home: ( ) Cell: ( ) Pack or Troop # Den Patrol Name: Early Registration (Payments postmarked on or before October 9th, 2014 Total number of Webelos Registering x $25 per fees = $ Total number of Webelos Adult Partners/Leaders Registering x $25 per fees = $ (Saturday Only) Total Number of Webelos Registering x $15 per fees = $ (Saturday Only) Total Number of Webelos Adult Partners / Leaders Registering Late Registration (Payments postmarked after October 9th, 2014 x $15 per fees = $ Total number of Webelos Registering x $30 per fees = $ Total number of Webelos Adult Partners/Leaders Registering x $30 per fees = $ (Saturday Only) Total Number of Webelos Registering x $18 per fees = $ (Saturday Only) Total Number of Webelos Adult Partners / Leaders Registering Total Number of Participants x $18 per fees = $ Total Fees$ PLEASE MAKE CHECKS FOR FEES PAYABLE TO: OCC, BSA Please clearly mark on your check to Pacifica 2014 Camperall in the note area.