Seven Mountains Scout Camp

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1 Seven Mountains Scout Camp 2013 Summer Camp Informerr Juniata Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America 9 Taylor Drive, Reedsville, PA (fax)

2 2013 Camp Leadership Jim Kennedy, Council Executive, is pleased to announce the 2013 Summer Camp Leadership at Seven Mountains Scout Camp. Chuck Apgar will be serving as Seven Mountains Camp Director. Chuck has served on camp staffs for many seasons at camps in central Pennsylvania. Chuck is an Eagle Scout and a Vigil Member of the Order of the Arrow. Mike Conkey will be serving as the Program Director for Webelos and Boy Scout Resident Camps, as well as serving with the Cub Scout program. Mike is a past Chief of the Monaken Lodge as well as an Eagle Scout and returning staff member. Ashly Treaster will be serving as the Cub Camp Director. Ashly has been actively involved in the Cub Scout program, serving as a unit leader in her son s Pack. Ashly will be bringing some great new experiences to camp this year. Ida O Donald will be serving as our Cub Camp Program Director. Ida will be bringing lots of energy to the program this year. Dave Counsil will again be joining us as the Cub Scout Camp Advisor. Dave will be supporting Ashly and Ida to ensure the best program for your son. Dave is an Eagle Scout. Charlie Harklerode will continue to serve as the Camp Ranger and Property Manager. Charlie has served on staff and the Council Camping Committee for many years. Cub Scout Day, Cub Scout Resident, Webelos, and Boy Scout Summer Camp Refund Policy 1. All requests must be made in writing and received by the Juniata Valley Council Service Center at least two weeks prior to the start of the camp. 2. Any last minute refunds will only be given for extenuating circumstances (i.e. death in the family, major illness) 3. Refunds will not be given for a change of mind, vacation plans, summer school, extended sport schedules or no shows. 4. Refunds will not be given once the session of camp has begun. 5. Fees may be transferred from one Scout to another within the same unit. 6. Because many expenses occur 6 weeks prior to the start of camp, the Juniata Valley Council reserves the right to withhold an administrative fee as follows: a. Webelos or Boy Scout Summer Camp = $75.00 per person for any refund given b. Cub Scout Day of Cub Scout Resident = $25.00 per person for any refund given 7. Any refund will be issued by check, normally within two weeks of the request and made payable to the name listed on the receipt.

3 Greetings and Welcome to the 2013 Camping Season, I would like to personally invite you and your scout(s) to join the Juniata Valley Council and attend one of our many programs offered at Seven Mountains Scout Camp this summer. Since the conclusion of the 2012 camping season we have been in the process of refining the camp program, improving the camping experience, and making overall changes to better serve the Scouts of our local council, as well as those out-of-council units that join us each summer. We understand and support your desires to keep your children healthy and safe during our camp program. As such, the Council Camping and Risk Management Committees along with the camp management have been reviewing our past practices and making adjustments based on recommendations from volunteers and professional consultants. Some of these changes include changing meal serving to a cafeteria style serving to limit cross contamination, installing additional hand washing and sanitation stations, and raising our sanitation standards in the program areas. Additionally, while our current water source has been tested and approved many times, we have installed a new well and pump station to remove the possibility of future contamination from ground water runoff. We are also asking that parents and scouts assist us in keeping everyone healthy by maintaining high levels of personal sanitation through hand washing and regular bathing while at camp, and disclosing recent illnesses when checking into camp. Likewise, we ask that you avoid sending your son(s) to camp if they are currently or have recently been ill. Lastly, several BSA policies are in place to keep your son(s) safe. The Boy Scouts of America and the Juniata Valley Council require that all direct contact leaders hold current Youth Protection certification, and submit to a background check before they are permitted to work with youth. We also require that all visitors check in at the office, and that Scouts practice the buddy system at all times. In late 2012, the National Scout Office released an updated camp accreditation program which redefines many aspects of camp programming. In an effort to stay ahead of these changes, the camp leadership is making many adjustments to the current camp program. These changes include adjustments to the merit badge and advancement offerings, as well as the inclusion of non-merit badge and advancement related instruction. Additionally, we are striving to increase the quality and quantity of fun and fulfilling activities that will deepen your son(s) Scouting experience. I look forward to seeing each of you this summer, as we participate in one of Scouting s trademark experiences. I also want to invite you to attend one of the pre-camp meetings that will be held at each District Roundtable in March. Additionally, if you have any questions regarding the programs contained within this guide or Scouting in general, please feel free to contact me at capgar@bsamail.org, or Yours in Scouting, Chuck Apgar Camp Director Seven Mountains Scout Camp Juniata Valley Council, BSA

4 Seven Mountains Scout Camp Facilities and Food Service Seven Mountains Scout Camp is owned and operated by the Juniata Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America. This 230 acre outdoor educational facility is located just off of US 322 atop Seven Mountains at 227 Sand Mountain Road, Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Accreditation All camping programs operated by the Juniata Valley Council, BSA are in compliance with all local, state, and federal laws and regulations, as well as BSA camping standards. Each year the camp facilities and program are evaluated by a team for the Northeast Region Scout Office, The Pennsylvania Department of Health and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Summer Food Program. Meals Our menus are designed and approved to provide balanced and nutritious meals, and are prepared on site. Those requiring special dietary consideration due to health or religious reasons should notify the council upon registration and every effort will be made to accommodate the request. Any requests received less than two weeks before the start of your program may not be fully accommodated due to time constraints. Scouts may also apply for the Summer Food Assistance Program; applications are available at the Council Service Center. Food Allergies It is critical that all food allergies be reported to the Juniata Valley Council at the time of registration using the Special Dietary Needs Form. This will allow us to make the adjustments necessary to keep your son safe. Our dining hall does utilize peanut products but use will be amended as per dietary restrictions. Snacks Seven Mountains does not provide snacks as part of the summer camp program, however some snack products are available in the camp trading post. Water stations are provided through out the camp. Cub camp parents may wish to send a non-perishable snack with their son. Please be mindful that while the camp has many modern conveniences, it is still located in the outdoors and precautions should be taken to prevent animal intrusion. Appropriate Dress Please be sure your Scout is dressed for and brings appropriate items for the weather as our program runs rain or shine. Closed toe footwear is required in all areas of camp. Flip flops, sandals, and other open toed shoes are not permitted by any participant. What NOT to bring In an effort to keep the woods pristine, we ask that you leave all electronic games, audio devices and expensive items at home. Additionally large amounts of cash should be handled with care. The Camp Management and the Juniata Valley Council takes no responsibility for the safety or security of such items. A general rule of thumb is Don t bring anything you cannot afford to replace. With the exception of service animals, pets are not permitted at camp.

5 Fee Assistance and Staffing Camp Fee Assistance The Juniata Valley Council, BSA is committed to making our outdoor program available to every youth regardless of financial ability. Scouts needing financial assistance are encouraged to look to the following for help: Camperships- Available to local Juniata Valley Scouts. Camperships may cover up to half of the normal camp fee. Consideration is given for participation in Popcorn Sales. Anyone applying for a campership should also fill out the Summer Foods Application. Summer Food Assistance Program- Scouts who qualify can receive assistance from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which will help lower costs. Earn your way to camp Popcorn and Nut Sale- Scouts can earn their way to camp by participating in the spring popcorn sale. Credit from this sale will be directly applied to the Scout s individual camp fund and can be used to help the Scout pay for camp. Funds from this sale have no cash value. Multiple Scout Discount- Families that will be sending more than one Scout to camp may be eligible for an added discount. Please see each programs detail for specific rates. Staffing The Juniata Valley Council works to recruit the best staff possible for our summer camping programs. Each adult staff member is subject to criminal background checks and is required to have Youth Protection Training, as per BSA regulations. Top onsite leadership are full time employees of the Juniata Valley Council, BSA. Cub Scout Camp The Cub Scout camping program is primarily operated by volunteers from various local Packs and Troops, and is overseen by the seasonal camp staff. Staffing in the Aquatics and Shooting Sports areas are under the supervision of nationally trained and certified Directors to ensure safe operations. Webelos and Boy Scout Resident Camps These programs are run by the seasonal staff made up of Scouts and Scouters from the surrounding area. All staff members receive training based on their job assignments and a nationally approved training guideline. Certain senior staff positions are required to attend a nationally run training course. Contact the Juniata Valley Council for a complete listing of certifications. Staff Opportunities for 2013 We are always looking for enthusiastic new staff members. If you are at least 15 years old you are eligible to expand your Scouting resume and help give Scouts a summer to remember. Applications are available at jvcbsa.org. For more information contact Chuck Apgar at capgar@bsamail.org or

6 Camp Services Health Services Our Health lodge is staffed by licensed medical personnel capable of providing care for illness and injury. Local care facilities are available for any situation that might require additional treatment. Health Forms All participants (Scouts, Leaders, parents, tag-alongs) are required to have a health form on file while in camp. The Annual Health and Medical Record Form is available in this packet and is good for one (1) calendar year. For Cub Scout Camp and the Merit Badge camp participants will only need to complete Parts A & B and are not required to have a physician s signature. For those attending Webelos or Boy Scout Resident Camp, you will need to complete all sections of the Annual Health and Medical Record. This will require a physician s signature. Mail Service Incoming and Outgoing mail is available daily at camp. Please plan ahead when mailing items to your Scout and account for transit time. Letters sent to campers should be addressed as follows. Scout Unit # Campsite Seven Mountains Scout Camp 227 Sand Mountain Road Spring Mills, PA Telephone Campers will have limited access to telephones while at camp. The camp does maintain a landline for emergency use. The phone number at camp is Unit leaders who need to keep in contact with home or with the office are encouraged to use personal cell phones. We strongly recommend that Scouts leave their cell phones at home. Cell phone use is prohibited during class time. A Scout is courteous and should not interrupt his peers during classes or actives. Trading Post Seven Mountains operates a Trading Post for campers. Items for sale include bottled beverages, snacks, souvenirs, and other camp related items. We also stock many of the supplies that will be needed to complete some of the merit badges, i.e. leather work kits. Parents should discuss with their Scouts individual spending needs. A pricing guide and order form will be made available closer to summer camp.

7 Cub Scout Day Camp and Overnight June 19 th -21 st, 2013 This summer we have combined the Cub Day Camp and Resident Camps into one fun filled week of Cub Scouting. In addition to the three days of program you and your son will have the opportunity to spend two nights at Seven Mountains. During the day your son will be able to go swimming, shoot a bb-gun, explore the woods, and have fun, all while completing requirements for ranks and achievements. After dark you can explore the sounds of the night, build a campfire, or gaze at the stars. By the end of camp your son should have made significant progress on rank advancement. Transportation: Buses will be available from various locations in each district. Time for drop-offs and pick-ups will be announced closer to the event. In order to reserve a seat on the bus you must be registered by May 1 st, Adult Involvement Each Pack must send 2 adults to chaperone each day, no scouting experience is necessary. Chaperones will be expected to accompany the group to each program area. Additionally, chaperones are encouraged to participate with their son as able. All Tiger Cubs must be accompanied by an adult. Meals All meals during the program will be provided. Day camp only participants will receive lunch each day. Those registered for the overnight experience will also receive Dinner and Breakfast. Adults attending day camp only will need to pay $6 for lunch, and those participating in the overnight will be need to pay $30. Overnight Experience The overnight experience is available to all day-campers, but requires pre-registration. Additionally, in order to spend the night each scout must have a parent or guardian present. The fee for the overnight includes: Dinner, Breakfast, additional programming, and an additional overnight camp patch. Trading Post The camp trading post will be open and available for your son. You are encouraged to send money with your son for a tasty treat or souvenir. Campfire As is tradition in Scout Camp, at the end of program on the 21 st we will be holding a closing campfire. This will take place at roughly 2:45pm at the campfire circle. Parents are welcome and invited to come and spend this additional time with their son Cub Scout Camp Fees Paid By May 1,2013 Paid By June 1, 2013 Paid After June 1, 2013 Day Camp Only $ $ $ Day Camp and Overnight $ $ $ For parents attending day camp lunch will cost $6 per day. For parents attending the overnight the cost will be $30.

8 2013 Day Camp Bus Stops and Times Centre County Park Forrest Middle School Arrive by 7:30am, Bus departs at 7:45am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Mount Nittany Middle School Arrive by 7:45am, Bus departs at 8:00am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Bellefonte Middle School Arrive by 7:15am, Bus departs at 7:30am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Pleasant Gap Elementary School Arrive by 7:45am, Bus departs at 8:00am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Recycling Center next to Snappys in Centre Hall Arrive by 8:00am, Bus departs at 8:15am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Huntingdon County Mill Creek Lions Park Arrive by 7:30am, Bus departs at 7:45am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Juniata County McAlisterville- Fayette Elem Arrive by 7:15am, Bus departs at 7:30am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Stop 35 Arrive by 7:30am, Bus departs at 7:45am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Mifflin County Derry Township Community Park Arrive by 8:00am, Bus departs at 8:15am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm Belleville- Locust Grove Mennonite Church Arrive by 8:00am Bus departs by 8:15am Bus returns at 4:15-4:30pm

9 Webelos Resident Camp June or June 29-July 2 Webelos Resident Camp provides an opportunity for boys going into the 4 th and 5 th grade to experience a week long resident camp. During this 3 night stay, Webelos will spend 4 days participating in exciting outdoor activities that will enable them to progress through their advancements. Accommodations Webelos will be staying in canvas wall tents, furnished with sturdy cots. Our dining hall staff will provide balanced meals each day, prepared on-site, and approved by a dietician. Those with special dietary needs should notify the Council when registering. Scouts may apply for the Summer Food Assistance Program; applications are available from the Juniata Valley Council Service Center. Medical Forms All youth and adult participants will be required to provide a completed Annual Health and Medical Record Form. This form requires a physician s signature, and is valid for 1 calendar year. This form replaces the Class 1, 2, & 3 medical form and is standard for all ages. A copy of this form is included in the back of this booklet. Family Night and Campfire On the final day of Webelos camp (6/26 or 7/2) we will be inviting families to come to camp and participate in the Family Night and Campfire program. Visitors are welcome to arrive after 4pm, and the trading post and various program areas will be open. Visitors are invited to join the Scouts for dinner. Dinner starts at 4:30pm and the cost for visitors is $7 per person. If you plan on dining with your scouts you must pre-register with your pack leader before your son s week at camp. Following dinner, at 5:30 all units will assemble for the evening flag ceremony. The family night will conclude with a campfire at 5:45 which should finish by 7:00. Den Chiefs Packs are encouraged to bring a Den Chief with their Webelos Den. The cost for a Den Chief is $ Activity Pins and Belt Loops The following are the proposed Activity Pins and Belt Loops that will be worked on during this summer s Webelos Resident Camp. Your son may complete more requirements than listed below as many requirements for ranks and achievements can be completed by attending camp. Aquanaut, Outdoorsman, Readyman, Geologist, Naturalist Archery, BB Gun, Swimming, Astronomy 2013 Webelos Resident Camp Fees Paid By May 1,2013 Paid By June 1, 2013 Paid After June 1, 2013 Youth $ $ $300.00

10 Merit Badge Camp July 2-3 Scouts on the Trail-to-Eagle, you won t want to miss this! We will be offering, for the first time, a merit badge specialty camp as part of the JVC summer camping program. The merit badges will be offered by volunteer experts from local colleges and agencies. The intention is to provide an opportunity for you to earn merit badges that are rarely offered outside of merit badge midways or colleges. None of the merit badges to be offered will be Eagle required or offered at summer camp or advancement day. We are developing the list of potential merit badges to be offered right now. Campers will have the ability to earn 2 or 3 merit badges depending upon the class time required for each one and counselor/resource limits. Some requirements may need to be completed before the camp in order to finish the merit badge at camp. This information will be provided after camp registration. Campers will arrive at 8:00 AM on Tuesday with lunch, dinner, tent site overnight, breakfast and lunch Wednesday with a 5:00 PM departure. The fee for the two day camp will be $79 and will include any necessary supplies. This camp will have a separate pre-registration from summer resident camp. What a great way to spend the two days before July 4 th! Medical Forms All youth and adult participants will be required to provide completed parts A and B of the Annual Health and Medical Record Form. These sections will not require a physician s signature. This form will remain valid for 1 calendar year. This for replaces the Class 1, 2, & 3 medical form and is standard for all ages. A copy of this form is included in the back of this booklet. Registration Registration for the Merit Badge Camp will be available online following the Pre-Camp leaders Meeting.

11 Boy Scout Resident Camp July 7-13, 2013 July 14-20, 2013 July 21-27, 2013 Boy Scout resident camp is the chance for all Boy Scouts to come to camp for an outstanding week of merit badges, outdoor activity, and fun. Scouts will have the opportunity to advance individually, while building relationships that surpass geographic boundaries. Each week offers new activities; some run by our superb staff and others by the boys themselves, which tests the individual, patrols, and troops. Provisional Camping Do you have a scheduling conflict when your troop is coming to camp? Then you are eligible to come to Seven Mountains as a provisional camper. Provisional campers attend camp separate from their home unit; instead they spend the week camping with another unit that is in camp. Provisional camping is also an option for those campers who wish to come to camp for an additional week after attending with their troop. Health Forms All youth and adults attending camp must have a completed Annual Health and Medical Record Form. This form must be updated annually and requires a physician s signature. This form replaces the Class 1, 2, & 3 medical forms. Family Night Friday night is Family Night, and the trading post will be open. Visitors are invited to arrive starting after lunch on Friday. All visitors must check-in at the camp office prior to entering the camp. Guests may join their units for dinner at 6:00 for an additional fee of $8.00 per guest. Units should pre-register all Friday dinner guests prior to arriving at camp. The evening campfire will begin at 8:30. After campfire all visitors are asked to be out of the camp by 11:00. Order of the Arrow The Order of the Arrow, Scouting s Honor Society, will conduct their call out ceremony as part of the Friday campfire. All families and guests are invited to observe the ceremony. Merit Badges The following are some of the merit badges that will be offered this summer. A list of all offered badges will be available in the Leader s Guide. Geocaching, Pioneering, Camping, Environmental Science, First Aid, Emergency Preparedness, Search and Rescue, Geology, Kayaking, Swimming, Rowing, Rifle Shooting, Leatherwork, Woodcarving, and Mammal Study.

12 Netami This program supplies the new Scouts in camp with an alternative to the merit badge program. This program is designed to orient the new Scouts to camp and provide camping experience while giving them an opportunity to learn the skills needed for the Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class ranks, as well as introducing them to the merit badge program, Adult Training During the course of your stay at camp, adult leaders will have the opportunity to partake in leader training. We will be offering courses such as Safe Swim Defense, Safety Afloat, Water Rescue, Leave No Trace, Climb on Safely, as well as a selection of the position specific trainings required for your position. Additional Programs This summer we will continue to offer non-merit badge programs for those who wish to experience more. For older scouts we have a multiple day hike to neighboring Camp Karoondinha. Additionally each program area will have additional programs throughout the week Boy Scout Resident Camp Fees Paid By May 1,2013 Paid By June 1, 2013 Paid After June 1, 2013 Extra Week of Camp $ $ $ $ Families that will be sending more than one Scout to camp are eligible for an additional discount. 1 st Scout: Consistent with scale above 2 nd Scout: $ if paid before May 1, 2013 $ if paid before June 1, 2013 $ if paid after June 1, 2013

13 2013 Spring Popcorn & Nuts for Scouting Sale -- Earn Your Way to Camp -- The Spring Popcorn and Nuts for Scouting Sale is designed to help offset the cost of the Juniata Valley Council Summer Camping Programs. This OPTIONAL Popcorn and Nuts for Scouting Sale is offered to individual Scouts and families that may need a little bit of help to defray the out-of-pocket costs of the registration fees for the Summer Cub Scout and Boy Scout Programs including Cub Scout Day Camp and overnight experience, Webelos Resident Camp, and Boy Scout Resident Camp. Scouts will be given a commission credit of 40% of the retail sales total of both popcorn and nuts which will be applied directly to the registration fee for ANY OF THE 2013 SUMMER CAMPING PROGRAMS AT SEVEN MOUNTAINS SCOUT CAMP THAT THE SCOUT(S) WILL BE ATTENDING! For example: If you are attending the Cub Day Camp and overnight experience and sell $ in popcorn and/or nut sales, the commission credit would be $149.00, which would be applied to the registration fee of $ This would mean that the Scout would attend the Cub Day Camp and overnight experience for FREE. With the difficult economic times that families are facing, this optional sale can be a great way for Scouts and families to save some money from their family budgets. No prizes will be offered during the Spring Sale. Scouts will take orders/collect money from now thru April 5 th, and then turn in their order form and money to the Juniata Valley Council Service Center by 5pm, April 5 th. Money is due with the order form. Popcorn and Nuts will be available for pick on May 4th, at the Seven Mountains Scout Camp Dining Hall. DO NOT TURN ORDERS INTO YOUR LEADER; TURN THEM IN DIRECTLY TO THE JUNIATA VALLEY COUNCIL SERVICE CENTER. Please make checks payable to the Juniata Valley Council. Questions can be directed to the Council Service Center, , Dave Blehi dblehi@bsamail.org, or Contact your local District Executive. Chuck Apgar capgar@bsamail.org Oneida District (Huntingdon) Dave Counsil dcounsil@bsamail.org Nittany District (Centre) ~~Key Dates for the Spring Popcorn and Nuts for Scouting Sale~~ NOW-Popcorn and Nuts for Scouting Sale Begins April 5 th, By 5pm-Popcorn/Nuts Sale Orders and Money Due to the Council Service Center. Do Not Turn Order Forms into Your Leader. Scouts/Families Turn Orders In Directly to Council Service Center. **Late Orders may not be accommodated** May 4th, 9am-Noon,-Popcorn Pick Up at Seven Mountains Scout Camp Dining Hall. **If you cannot make it to the pickup time, please contact the Council Service Center to make alternate arrangements.

14 2013 Cub Scout Day Camp Registration June 19 21, 2013 (8:50am-3:30pm daily) - Seven Mountains Scout Camp, Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Scout s Name Date of Birth Address Home Phone City State Zip Pack Number Contacts Parent Day/Cell Phone Other Day/Cell Phone Paid By May 1, 2013 Paid By June 1, 2013 After June 1, 2013* Day Camp Fee $ $ $ Day Camp & Overnight $ $ $ * Due to lead time required by our vendors and contractual agreements with our transportation companies, we cannot guarantee a current camp shirt or bus transportation for Scouts registering after June 1. T-Shirt/Lunch All Cub Scouts will receive a Day Camp patch, T-shirt, and lunch as part of the fee. Leader/Additional T-Shirts are available for advance purchase for $12.00 each. Leader, Adult and Sibling lunches may be purchased for $6.00/daily. Payment must be included with order. Please circle his shirt size: Youth Med (10-12) Adult Sm (34-36) Adult Med (38-40) Adult Lg (42-44) Adult XL (46-48) Leader/additional shirt: Yth Med (10-12) Adult Sm (34-36) Adult Med (38-40) Adult Lg (42-44) Adult XL (46-48) Adult XXL (50-52) Adult XXXL (54-56) Bus Transportation My Son will ride the bus from one of these tentative locations Locations are subject to change. Mifflin-Juniata Huntingdon Centre County Derry Park Mill Creek Park Forrest Middle School Centre Hall Snappy s McAllisterville (Fayette Elem) Pleasant Gap Elementary Mount Nittany Middle School Mifflintown Bellefonte Belleville(Locust Grove Church) NO BUS YES, I will be willing to serve as a Leader/Den Walker/Den Chief. Name Circle Days you can attend: Wednesday Thursday Friday I will be riding the bus to camp with my son Agreement for Camp Attendance I give permission for my son to attend Cub Scout Day Camp, operated by the Juniata Valley Council, BSA. I understand a health information form, with my signature must be completed prior to his participation in any event including boarding the bus on the first day of camp. I have read and understand the refund policy. I also consent to either mine or my son s picture, video likeness, written or verbal comments may be used in future promotional materials for the Juniata Valley Council, BSA, the National Council, BSA and or Seven Mountains Scout Camp without compensation or reprise. Signature Date Payment Summary Cub Scout Day Camp $ Extra Camp Shirt(s) $ Leader/Adult/Sibling Lunch $ Total Enclosed $ Make Checks payable and send to: Juniata Valley Council, BSA 9 Taylor Drive, Reedsville, PA Fax

15 2013 Webelos Resident Camp Registration Seven Mountains Scout Camp, Spring Mills, Pennsylvania The 2013 Webelos Resident Camp Registration Form is intended for Webelos Scouts that are unable to attend Webelos Camp with their Webelos Den. If your son will be attending camp with his den please coordinate with the den leader or Cubmaster to handle registration. If your son will be attending camp on his own, please complete and return this form to the Juniata Valley Council by the registration dates indicated below so that arrangements can be made in advance of your son s arrival at camp. Scout s Name Date of Birth Address Home Phone City State Zip Pack Number Grade Scout is entering in Fall 2013 Fourth (4 th ) Fifth (5 th ) Parent s Name Day/Cell Phone Second Contact Day/Cell Phone Session June 23 rd - 26 th June 29 th -July 2nd Webelos Camp Fee Webelos Camp Extra Week Fee Paid By May 1, 2013 Paid by June 1, 2013 After June 1, 2013 $239 $275 $300 Sign My Son Up! $117 Only use this section if you are sending more than one son to Seven Mountains this summer. Oldest Son s Name Unit Week Attending 2 nd Son Discount Fee Paid By May 1, 2013 Paid by June 1, 2013 After June 1, 2013 $207 $240 $270 Agreement for Camp Attendance I give permission for my son to attend Webelos Resident Camp, operated by the Juniata Valley Council, BSA. I understand an Annual Health and Medical Form, with my signature be completed prior to his participation in any event including the first day of camp. I have read and understand the refund policy. I also consent to either mine or my son s picture, video likeness, written or verbal comments may be used in future promotional materials for the Juniata Valley Council, BSA, the National Council, BSA and or Seven Mountains Scout Camp without compensation or reprise. Signature Date Payment Summary Webelos Resident Camp $ Total Enclosed $ Make checks payable to The Juniata Valley Council, BSA 9 Taylor Drive Reedsville, PA Fax: Online at * *Online registration fees will be slightly higher and include an online convenience fee.

16 2013 Boy Scout Resident Camp Registration Seven Mountains Scout Camp, Spring Mills, Pennsylvania The 2013 Boy Scout Resident Camp Registration Form is intended for Boy Scouts that are unable to attend Boy Scout Camp with their troop. If your son will be attending camp with his troop please coordinate with the Scoutmaster to handle registration. If your son will be attending camp on his own, please complete and return this form to the Juniata Valley Council by the registration dates indicated below so that arrangements can be made in advance of your son s arrival at camp. Your son will be required to submit a completed Annual Health and Medical Form along with his choices of merit badges for the week. Scout s Name Date of Birth Address Home Phone City State Zip Troop Number Rank Grade Scout is entering in Fall 2013 Parent s Name Day/Cell Phone Second Contact Day/Cell Phone Boy Scout Camp Fee Boy Scout Camp Second Week Fee Paid By May 1, 2013 Paid by June 1, 2013 After June 1, 2013 $290 $322 $355 Sign My Son Up! $150 Only use this section if you are sending more than one son to Seven Mountains this summer. Oldest Son s Name Unit Week Attending 2 nd Son Discount Fee Paid By May 1, 2013 Paid by June 1, 2013 After June 1, 2013 $235 $265 $295 Agreement for Camp Attendance I give permission for my son to attend Boy Scout Resident Camp, operated by the Juniata Valley Council, BSA. I understand an Annual Health and Medical Form, with my signature be completed prior to his participation in any event including the first day of camp. I have read and understand the refund policy. I also consent to either mine or my son s picture, video likeness, written or verbal comments may be used in future promotional materials for the Juniata Valley Council, BSA, the National Council, BSA and or Seven Mountains Scout Camp without compensation or reprise. Signature Date Payment Summary Boy Scout Resident Camp $ Total Enclosed $ Make checks payable to The Juniata Valley Council, BSA 9 Taylor Drive Reedsville, PA Fax: Online at * *Online registration fees will be slightly higher and include an online convenience fee.

17 2013 Adult Registration Seven Mountains Scout Camp, Spring Mills, Pennsylvania Leader s Name Date of Birth Address Home Phone City State Zip Unit Type Unit Number Program Adult Fees Cub Day Camp $6 per day (Covers Lunch) Cub Day Camp and Overnight $30 Webelos Resident Camp $70 Boy Scout Resident Camp First Two leaders $12.50 each Additional $85 Agreement for Camp Attendance Payment Summary I understand an Annual Health and Medical Form, with my signature must be completed prior to participation in any event including the first day of camp. I have read and understand the refund policy. I also consent that my picture, video likeness, written or verbal comments may be used in future promotional materials for the Juniata Valley Council, BSA, the National Council, BSA and or Seven Mountains Scout Camp without compensation or reprise. Signature Date Total Enclosed $ Make checks payable to The Juniata Valley Council, BSA 9 Taylor Drive Reedsville, PA Fax: Online at * *Online registration fees will be slightly higher and include an online convenience fee.

18 Juniata Valley Council Campership Form Scout s Name Pack/Troop Parent/Guardian Address (Notification of Camperships will be sent by unless an address is not available) The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. Camperships are one of the many things that are used to reinforce the Scout Law by teaching a Scout to be Thrifty, in time and finances. A Campership will assist a Scout, by helping with earning his own way to camp when circumstances are out of his family s means for participation. The purpose of the Juniata Valley Council, BSA Campership Fund is to provide assistance to Scouts, who otherwise may not be able to afford the cost of attending a Juniata Valley Council, BSA Summer Camping program. These applications are confidential and are reviewed by a volunteer committee. Consideration will be given to units who participate in the Annual Friends of Scouting Campaign, Fall Popcorn Sale and whether the Scout participates in any supplemental fundraising opportunity organized to help him raise funds for camp. A typical campership may be up to fifty-percent (50%) of the discounted camp fee. In exchange for the Campership, the Scout may be asked to provide some service to the council or camp and write a thank-you note to a contributor. The Campership Fund is available only to registered Juniata Valley Council Scouts who attend Seven Mountains Scout Camp. This form is due by May 1 st Program Assistance needed for (Prices and Camperships are based on meeting early payment/registration deadline) Cub Scout Day Camp ($102) Webelos Resident Camp ($239) Cub Scout Day Camp and Overnight ($132) Boy Scout Resident Camp ($290) Please describe in general terms the need for financial assistance for this Scout. Scout Pack or Troop Did he participate in the Fall Popcorn Sale? Yes No Yes No Did he participate in the Spring Popcorn Sale? Yes No Yes No Amount Sold $ Has any other Campership assistance been requested Yes No Yes No Amount $ Source of other Camperships Did your Pack or Troop participate in the Friends of Scout Campaign? Yes No IMPORTANT Please submit this request with the anticipation you will receive the campership requested. We will notify you if the amount differs. The Council Campership Committee will meet by May 15. s or US Mail will be sent immediately following. Summary Cost of Camp $ How much will the family contribute $ Other Camperships $ Amount Pack/Troop Contributing $ Amount from Spring Popcorn Sale $ Amount of Summer Food Program $ Amount of Campership Requested $ I submitted a completed Summer Food Application on This section for Service Center use only. Date Received in the Council Campership is: Approved Not Approved Service Center Amount of Campership $ Approved by Date Approved Notification sent on Notification Sent By If you are applying for a Campership, you MUST compete the Summer Food Application, even if you do not feel you qualify. Submissions will not be considered unless both forms are complete. Summer Food Applications can be acquired from the Scout Service Center in Reedsville.

19 Juniata Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America James J. Kennedy, Scout Executive February, 2013 Dear Parent or Guardian, The funds received from our sponsoring the Summer Food Service Program are used by our organization to reduce the cost of maintaining the food service operation. We appreciate your completing the Free and Reduced-Price Meal Application, available from the Scout Service Center. If families are eligible, children age eighteen or below may receive the benefits of the Summer Food Service Program. The information listed below is provided for you to make a decision as to whether your family s size and income meet the income guidelines. If your family/household meets the family size and income guidelines, you should complete the Application for Free and Reduced-Priced Meals in accordance with the instructions provided on the form.. An application, which does not contain all of the required information cannot be processed by our organization. Please make sure a parent or guardian signs the form and provides a social security number. Below are family size and income guidelines for free and reduced priced meals, which are effective July 1, 2009 to June, Household size ANNUAL EARNINGS MONTHLY EARNINGS WEEKLY EARNINGS 1 $0-20,036 $0-1,670 $ $0-26,955 $0-2,247 $ $0-33,874 $0-2,823 $ $0-40,793 $0-3,400 $ $0-47,712 $0-3,976 $ $0-54,631 $0-4,553 $0-1,051 7 $0-61,550 $0-5,130 $0-1,184 8 $0-68,469 $0-5,706 $0-1,317 For each additional household member add +$6,919 +$577 +$134 The policy is that all children have equal access to the benefits of the Summer Food Program, regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or handicap. Any person who believes that he or she has been discriminated against in any USDA related activity should contact the Secretary of Agriculture, Washington, D.C Please make sure the completed Application for Free and Reduced-Priced Meals is returned to: Juniata Valley Council, BSA 9 Taylor Drive, Reedsville, PA Or (fax) Thank-you for your son s participation in a Juniata Valley Council Summer Camping program. James J. Kennedy, Scout Executive 9 Taylor Drive Reedsville, Pennsylvania (fax)

20 Summer Camp Special Dietary Needs Form The Juniata Valley Council of the Boy Scouts of America strives to serve its campers nutritious meals that meet or exceed all applicable requirements and standards, including those set forth by the Summer Foods Program. The variety of foods available at meals is usually adequate to suit the nutritional needs of most campers. In order to meet the needs of participants who have special dietary requirements due to allergies, food intolerances, or other health issues, as well as those who follow alternate diets for ethical or religious reasons, it is necessary to obtain as much information as possible prior to arrival at camp. Any participant who has special dietary needs is required to complete this form and return it along with verification from the camper s physician, to the Council office no less than two (2) weeks prior to attendance at summer camp. Please be as specific as possible regarding the exact nature and severity of any allergy or intolerance. For example, it is necessary to know whether exposure to milk as an ingredient in food causes anaphylaxis or whether drinking milk causes stomach upset. This information is necessary to determine whether the individual can simply avoid eating certain foods, whether we need to assess all ingredients in every food, or whether offending foods can or cannot be stored or served where they may contact the individual or things he or she may eat. Additionally, extra time may be required to obtain special foods. While the Juniata Valley Council attempts to provide meals which meet these special needs as much as possible, it is still the responsibility of the individual to avoid those foods which he or she is unable to eat. Under no situations will a camper be made to eat anything that he or she does not wish to eat. Please complete the attached form regarding the specific food, the type of exposure that causes symptoms, specific reactions, and the severity of said reactions.

21 Summer Camp Special Dietary Needs Form Name of Camper: Unit: Dates of Camp Attendance: Information and Emergency Contact: Name: Relationship: Telephone: Allergies and Intolerances, with specific reactions: (please attach additional sheets if necessary) Food Type Specific Reaction Severity Example peanuts ingestion/inhalation anaphylaxis life-threatening Other medically necessary diet (diabetes, gastroparesis, gastritis, etc) Other special dietary needs (Kosher, Halal, vegan, etc) For medically necessary dietary needs: Physician s Name: Telephone: Physician s Signature: Date: My patient has the following medically necessary dietary needs: Office Use Only Date Received in Service Center: Date Submitted to Camp:

22 Juniata Valley Council Boy Scouts of America 9 Taylor Drive Reedsville, PA NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION BULK RATE U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 85 LEWISTOWN, PA OR CURRENT RESIDENT Don t Miss Out on these Great Events in 2013! Camp Kick-Off Meetings Huntingdon County/Oneida District: March 4 JC Blair Memorial Hospital Education Building 7:00pm District Executive: Chuck Apgar - capgar@bsamail.org Centre County/Nittany District: March 7 Mount Nittany Medical Center 7:30pm District Executive: Dave Counsil- dcounsil@bsamail.org Mifflin & Juniata Counties/Shawnee District: March 14 Mifflin Juniata Special Needs Center 7:00pm District Executive: Dave Blehi- dblehi@bsamail.org Please Contact Your District Executive for more details on locations Advancement Day: March 2 Seven Mountains. OA Chapter Weekend: April 19 th -21 Please contact your Lodge Officers for more information Council First Aid Meet: April 27 Seven Mountains. OA Spring Ordeal: May 17 th -19 th.