Leader s Guide Be a part of Scouting s 100th Anniversary with over 5,000 Scouts, parents, volunteers, alumni and guests from across Kansas that will converge on downtown Salina for a once-in in-a-lifetime celebration! This will be the largest Scouting event to ever take place in the Coronado Area Council and you re invited to take part! October 8-10, 8 2010 Oakdale and Kenwood Parks, Salina Family YMCA, & Bicentennial Center Downtown Salina, Kansas From rappelling to parachute teams, skateboards to SCUBA, this memorable event will energize our Scouting base and showcase our exceptional youth programs to the communities we will continue to serve for our next 100 years!
DON T MISS THE MOST EXCITING SCOUT EVENT OF THIS GENERATION! OCTOBER 8-10, 2010 Dear Unit Leader, Remember these numbers 10, 8-10, 10. They are the keys to one of the most exciting and memorable events you and your Scouts will ever participate in. Mark your calendars now for Oct 8-10, 2010! This is the date for Centennial Camp, Coronado Area Council s 100th Anniversary celebration of Scouting. Centennial Camp will take place in Salina and will include the Bicentennial Center, Kenwood and Oakdale Parks, the Salina Family YMCA and other facilities in and around the City of Salina. Over 5,000 are expected to attend this once in a lifetime event and you need to be a part of it! The event begins Friday evening with activities at the Salina Family YMCA. Also taking place will be a leader s crackerbarrel, Order of the Arrow activities, and fun and fellowship. Saturday will be a day-long celebration. An opening show to include paratroopers and a fly-over by our nation s military will kick off more activities than any Scout can do in a day! Come experience climbing walls, archery, stage shows on the hour, a Tiger Cub Safari Zone, exhibits, the Extreme Scouting Zone with trail biking, rollerblading, military displays, SCUBA, the World s Largest Pinewood Derby, and more! We cap it all off with an evening show that will knock your socks off with a fully interactive entertainment experience. Be sure to read through this entire guide to get the information you need to share with your families. Updates will be placed on the council s website and distributed to leaders throughout the spring and summer leading up to this event. Mark your calendars now for October 8-10. Camp for the weekend or come for Saturday. Our Centennial Camp leadership team looks forward to seeing you there! Yours in Scouting, Robert Russell Centennial Camp Chairman Stacy Huff Scout Executive 1
TABLE OF CONTENTS What s Inside? SCHEDULE OF EVENTS REGISTRATION INFORMATION IMPORTANT INFORMATION MAP PROGRAM AREAS SPECIAL ACTIVITIES & ENTERTAINMENT TRADING POST & SPONSORS CENTENNIAL CAMP REGISTRATION FORMS 3 4-5 6-11 12 13-14 15-16 17 18-19 ANNUAL HEALTH & MEDICAL RECORD (parts A &C) MERIT BADGE SIGN-UP FORM 20-21 22 2
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Saturday, October 2 12:00-4:00 PM Optional early trailer drop-off for outlying units (see page 4) Friday, October 8 12:00-10:00 PM Camping registration and camp set-up 4:00-8:00 PM World s Largest Pinewood Derby Car Check-in 5:00-10:00 PM Trading Post Open 7:00-10:00 PM Activities at the Salina Family YMCA 9:30 PM Leader s Meeting and Crackerbarrel 11:00 PM Taps 11:00 PM 6:00 AM All Quiet Saturday, October 9 6:30 AM Reveille 7:00-8:00 AM Breakfast in campsites 7:00AM - 2:30 PM Day Visitor Check-in 8:00-10:30 AM Pinewood Derby Check-in 8:30 AM Opening Ceremonies at Tri-County Arena 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM Program Areas and Exhibition Hall Open 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM Trading Post and Concessions Open 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM Live Events at Eric Stein Stage 10:30 AM - 5:00 PM World s Largest Pinewood Derby Race 5:30-7:00 PM Dinner and cleanup 7:00 PM Catholic Service 8:30-10:00 PM Closing Show at the Bicentennial Center 11:00 PM Taps 11:00 PM 6:00 AM All Quiet Sunday, October 10 6:30 AM Reveille 7:00-8:00 AM Breakfast in campsites 8:00 AM Religious Services 9:00 AM Little Sisters of Liberty Rededication 9:30-10:15 AM Largest Scout Clean-up Police Line 10:30 AM - noon Check-out/Depart 3
REGISTRATION INFORMATION Registration is open to all Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Varsity Scouts, Venturers, and Explorers as well as present and past Scouters. All units and families should register using forms available in this packet. Additional forms are available at the Graves Service Center or on the Council website (www.coronadoscout.org). Once registered for Centennial Camp, a packet will be distributed at the October Roundtable. In the packet you will find your wristbands, patches, maps of the event for each registrant, and general event and check-in/check-out information. Registrations on or before August 16 will be guaranteed camping space and event patches at check-in. Those after the deadline will still receive patches but will be on a first come-first serve basis. Car-pooling is highly recommended in order to maximize the on-site parking and for the safety of all participants. You must register by unit (not individually) for Centennial Camp. There is a one-time unit fee to register your unit. Participant fees are tiered based on weekend, one-day or general admission passes. The deadline for early payment is August 16. Scouts that join after that date up until September 23 will be charged the early bird fee if the registration is accompanied by a BSA membership application. All participants must register, including parents, family members, and leaders. Additional costs will be incurred for some activities (see program section for details). Unit Fee - This is a one-time fee. Those received by the early bird deadline will receive a Leader s Recognition item. Weekend Pass - This pass applies to anyone camping overnight. It includes entrance to all activities and events. Registered Scouts will be given preference to programs or activities with limited capacity. Saturday Only Pass - This pass is for those who attend on Saturday only. It has the same restrictions as the Weekend Pass. General Admission Pass - This pass provides access to camp-wide activities and exhibits only. Event patch is not included. The Boy Scout and Venturing Camping areas are for registered youth and their adult leaders only. Siblings and other family members must camp in the Cub Scout Family Camping Area. CHECK-IN PROCEDURES - EARLY TRAILER DROP-OFF 4 Any unit unable to get to the Centennial Camp weekend early due to travel distance may bring the trailer to Salina on Saturday, October 2 from noon to 4 PM. Citywide Storage on North Ohio Street will store your trailer in a secured area for you until Friday, October 8. On Friday, commissioners will transport your trailer to the Centennial Camp site and park it in the trailer lot. When you arrive at Centennial Camp, your trailer will be waiting for you. If interested in this service, you must call the Program Secretary at the Graves Service Center at (866) 950-7750 prior to September 30.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION CHECK-IN PROCEDURES - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8 Upon arriving at Centennial Camp, you will be directed by signs that will guide you to the Bicentennial Center. At the Bicentennial Center, registration staff will check you into the event, give you any registration materials needed, and collect any forms. Youth and adults will make a short walk to their site with their personal gear. One vehicle for unit supplies will be allowed to drive to the camping areas. This is for traffic and pedestrian safety. Special lots will be designated for troop trailers near the troop camping area. Boy Scout Troops will be directed to their district headquarters tent where the Senior Patrol Leader and Scoutmaster will check the troop in. District campmasters will guide your troop to your campsite. Sites will be pre-assigned so you must check in with the district headquarters. Camping sites will be based on the total number of weekend passes with paid registration using the National BSA standards. Cub Scout Packs may camp overnight. The BSA guideline for youth/adult ratio of 1:1 will apply. Packs will be directed to the Cub and Family Camping area. The Cubmaster will check in with the area campmasters who will be able to direct you to your site. Sites will be preassigned based on your registration count. Venture Scouts will be directed to the Venture camping area. The Crew Advisor and President will check the crew in at the headquarters where area campmasters will direct you to your site. Sites will be pre-assigned based on your registration count. EVERY UNIT MUST FIRST CHECK IN AT THE BICENTENNIAL CENTER. CHECK-IN PROCEDURES - SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9 Upon arrival, all vehicles will be greeted at the entrance to the Bicentennial Center. You will then be directed to the parking area. If the parking lots on site are full, you will be directed to overflow locations where a shuttle bus will transport you back to Centennial Camp. Once parked, you will register at the Administration Center located in the Bicentennial Center where you will receive your wristbands or other information. If you have pre-registered and have your wristbands and other information, you will be able to bypass this step and go enjoy the activities. Pre-registration is strongly recommended. No one will be allowed to participate in any activity unless they have a wristband. 5
IMPORTANT INFORMATION IDENTIFICATION At all times each attendee MUST wear the wristband event ID that will be provided to you at the October Roundtable (if pre-registered) or at the event. These bands serve as your entrance to all the activities and ensure that everyone that is at the event is allowed to be there. Security for the event will be looking to make sure each attendee is wearing their wristband. Those that are not will be directed back to the Administration Center to register. Wristbands will be color coded denoting the age or category of each participant (Tigers, Cubs, Webelos, Scouts, Ventures, Adults, Siblings). Access to the activities will be based on your wristband to ensure age appropriate participation. The Centennial Camp Program Committee is guaranteeing each age level will have numerous activities available to them. Replacement bands will be subject to verification of payment. It is important that each attendee wears their wristband for the entirety of the event. RULES The Scout Oath, Scout Law, Law of the Pack and the Outdoor Code serve as the rule book for all Scouting events. In addition, the following rules must be observed: No Sheath knives, personal firearms, or fireworks of any kind will be allowed at Centennial Camp (in the possession of youth or adult). Any of the above items discovered by camp staff will be confiscated until the unit checks out with their campmaster Sunday morning. No alcoholic beverages, illegal or illicit drugs will be tolerated. Anyone, youth or adult, found to be in possession of these items will be turned over to law enforcement. Drivers and passengers must wear seat belts at all times while riding in a vehicle. No persons in cargo beds or sitting loose in vans. We ask that all leaders assist us in enforcing these policies. We encourage leaders to take one additional step toward setting a good example for the youth of our council. Please give serious consideration on taking a weekend break from use of all tobacco products. Young minds are impressionable and Scouting youth frequently look to their leaders as role models. 6
IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHAT TO BRING Troops, packs, teams, posts and crews will be responsible for their own meals during the event and should plan accordingly. Concession areas will be open during the lunch period on Saturday and the program areas will remain open during lunch. Scouts will not want to leave the fun-filled program areas to go back to the campsite to prepare meals, so we suggest using the concession area during lunch. No ground fires will be permitted, propane fires only. There will not be any disposal area for hot coals. Units are encouraged to plan easy to fix breakfasts to allow Scouts to get to the program areas as they open. In addition to troop equipment, the following list is provided to assist campers in the selection of their personal gear. Space will be restricted and you are only camping for two nights. Do not over pack. Refer to your Boy Scout Handbook for additional assistance. Annual Health and Medical Record (parts A & C) Uniform - Can wear activity shirt (Class B) during the day. Please wear field (Class A) uniform to closing show. Sleeping Bag (if camping) Appropriate Clothing (it can get cool in October at night) Rain Gear Toiletries (if camping) Personal First Aid Kit Small Flashlight Camera Water Bottle (bottled water will be sold at the trading post) Money (trading post and concessions will be available, suggested amount = $25.00) 7
IMPORTANT INFORMATION Centennial Camp Headquarters October 8-10, 2010 Bicentennial Center 800 The Midway Salina, KS 67401 (Conveniently located off Ohio Street in Salina, Kansas) From the East or West: Take I-70 to the Ohio Street Exit #253. Go South on Ohio Street 3.2 miles to The Midway. Turn Right on The Midway 0.4 miles to the Bicentennial Center. From the North or South: Take I-135/81 to Crawford Street Exit #92. Go East on Crawford Street 2.4 miles to South Ohio Street. Turn Left (North) on South Ohio Street to The Midway. Turn Left on The Midway 0.4 miles to the Bicentennial Center. 8
IMPORTANT INFORMATION LATRINES & SHOWERS We are providing portable latrines to be used during the Centennial Camp. Indoor facilities at the Bicentennial Center will also be available. The YMCA restroom facilities are only to be used by those attending activities at that facility (i.e. SCUBA). No shower facilities will be available for Centennial Camp except for those participating in SCUBA or aquatics activities. FRESH WATER Water will be available near each camping area and throughout the park. Conservation of water is the Scout way so please make sure your Scouts do not waste this resource. WASTEWATER Wastewater disposal will be available for units that camp overnight at Centennial Camp. These areas will be designated. FIRES There will be NO open fires allowed during the encampment (campfires). This is a propane cooking event only (no charcoal). TRASH Dumpsters will be located in high volume areas of Centennial Camp. Please help reduce container overflow by bagging campsite trash and taking it with you when you leave. This is a good time to teach pack it in/pack it out. 9
IMPORTANT INFORMATION SECURITY Security and traffic control in and around Centennial Camp will be handled by various law enforcement agencies. These agencies include the Saline County Sheriff s Department, Salina Police Department, military personnel, Law Enforcement Explorers, and a private security company. There will be 24-hour monitoring of all Centennial Camp activities. Barricades and gates will be placed at various park entrances and roads limiting traffic access. Security patrols will be scheduled throughout the evening. Centennial Camp Headquarters and security sub-stations will be marked on maps provided at the event. Anyone leaving Centennial Camp for any reason must check out with their unit leaders. Units will be responsible for their Scouts and leaders. Any security concerns can be given to any Centennial Camp staff member to be relayed to the event s headquarters. TRAFFIC Traffic in and out of Centennial Camp will be restricted and controlled by the security detail. Traffic flow signs will be posted to ensure safety of the participants. As with our camps, a 10 mph speed limit will be enforced at all times. Scouts, Scouters and all staff (unless task related) are expected to walk to all program areas and activities. During the activities on Saturday, unauthorized vehicles will not be allowed past the parking areas. Restricted access will be available during Friday check-in and Sunday check-out. GOLF CARTS/GATORS/BICYCLES/SKATEBOARDS Golf carts and Gators are for staff use only. No personal golf carts, gators, four-wheelers, etc. are allowed. Other than for emergencies, event participants will not be allowed to ride in or on golf carts. Event participants who need a handicap pass to use a vehicle (other than personal powered wheelchair or scooter) should check in with safety and security at registration. Every effort will be made to accommodate all event participants. Other than for program event usage, no bicycles, skateboards, or scooters are allowed. 10
IMPORTANT INFORMATION PARKING All vehicles entering Centennial Camp will be directed to specific parking areas by security personnel. Once parking is filled at the immediate Centennial Camp location, you will be directed to one of three off-site parking lots. Shuttle buses will run from these locations periodically throughout the day. A specified area has been set aside next to the campground for troop trailers providing convenient access. All other overnight vehicles will be directed to the long-term parking area. Access to the camping area will be limited to one vehicle per unit. Scouts are expected to carry in their personal gear. Please respect the guidance provided as it is intended for control and safety of all participants. Car-pooling is strongly encouraged to allow for as many people to park as close as possible to Centennial Camp. FIRST AID, MEDICAL RELEASE & WRISTBANDS A medical release form MUST be filled out for everyone attending Centennial Camp. A copy of the release is included in this leader s guide and is available on our Council website or at the Graves Service Center. Feel free to make additional copies as needed. Everyone (parents, siblings, etc.) should fill one out and carry it in their pockets. Leaders will be provided a wristband for each participant during registration. The wristbands MUST be worn at all times. This will assist in identifying participants in case of an emergency. The Health and Safety Committee will have three (3) first aid stations spread throughout Centennial Camp. The main station will be located at the Bicentennial Center and will be staffed by medical personnel. All sites will have emergency vehicles available. All cases requiring treatment should be brought to the attention of the event staff and, if necessary taken to one of the first aid stations. In the event of a medical emergency which requires the person NOT to be moved, medical personnel should be notified immediately to arrange for transportation. Arrangements have been made with Salina Regional Health Center in case of a serious accident or injury. Individuals with special medical conditions or needs should inform the medical personnel during the registration process. 11
EVENT SITE MAP As the program areas are developed, the Site Map will be updated on www.coronadoscout.org. Off Limits Opening Show Program Areas Parking Camping Program Areas 12
PROGRAM AREAS The Program Committee has been busy securing both displays and hands-on activities for Centennial Camp. Attention has been given to ensure there are activities for all Scouts. Some activities will be only certain program levels (Tigers, Cubs, Scouts, Ventures, etc). The activities that are restricted by age will be denoted by the color of wristband the Scout is wearing. Wristbands MUST be worn for the entire Centennial Camp weekend. A current list of activities is on the following pages. Activities are still being added until June 1. If you have any ideas for activities that are not included here, please submit your idea by email to gary.shoemaker@scouting.org to and the committee will make every attempt to add it. PATRIOT S PLACE A salute to our nation and the armed services, Patriot s Place will be an area of displays and hands-on activities for Scouts of all ages to enjoy. Race Car Displays Military Displays Antique Car Club Highway Patrol Seatbelt Trailer Rollover Car Simulator Ft. Hays Cavalry Re-enactors Salina Fire Department Smokehouse K-State Aviation Display EXTREME SCOUTING! Extreme Scouting is just as it sounds. This area will include activities the founders of Scouting never dreamed of. In Extreme Scouting!, you are guaranteed to have fun. BMX Style Biking Skateboarding Rollerblading STRAIGHT SHOOTIN SCOUTS! Who likes to shoot guns or bows? Everyone! Straight Shootin Scouts will have all things shooting. Laser Gun Archery Paintball (target shooting only) Military Simulators National Guard Shooting Trailer Shotgun Shooting* *Older Scouts can be bused to a local gun club for various shotgun shooting activities. Extra charges will apply and participation is limited. Once your unit registration is received, you will be sent the forms to register your Scouts for this program. Registration will be first come, first served so be sure to send your unit registration in as soon as possible! 13
PROGRAM AREAS SALINA SEA BASE The Salina Family YMCA will be transformed during Centennial Camp to the Salina Sea Base. The area will consist of three age-appropriate aquatics activities in the indoor pool facilities. All Scouts and their families will be able to play around in the Splash Zone. Aquanautics is for 10-13 year-old Scouts and will be include requirements for the Aquanaut Activity Pin. Finally, for Boy Scouts 14 and older and Venture Scouts, SCUBA sessions will be available. There will be additional fees for each of these programs and space will be limited. After receiving your unit registration, you will receive a form to sign up for these programs. They are first come, first served so get your unit registration in as soon as possible! TIGER CUB SAFARI ZONE Strictly for Tiger Cubs, the Tiger Cub Safari Zone will be full of FUN! Tiger Cubs will have their own special program area where they can play and take part in other activities. Bounce Rooms Crafts Velcro Wall Games CLIMBING ADVENTURES Scouts love to climb. Whether it is trees or towers, almost every youth wishes to see how far they can go. Reach new heights at Climbing Adventures. Climbing Walls Rope Bridges POPCORN PALOOZA Stop by Popcorn Palooza! and see the Popcorn Wall of Fame recognizing last years top sellers. Drawings will be held for Scouts that have filled an order form. Come have FUN! Marshmallow Blaster Range Obstacle Course QUEST FOR THE PAST Quest for the Past will include lots of hands-on activities related to each time period of Scouting s past. Become a Scout from the past 100 years and play the games they did. 14 Tomahawk Throwing Bait Casting Scout Skills Mountain Man Camp Native American Tipis
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES/ENTERTAINMENT EXHIBITION HALL Exhibition Hall will house numerous Scouting and general interest displays by organizations throughout Kansas. Organizations are signing up now. Look for a comprehensive list of exhibitors at the September Roundtable. If you are a part of an organization or business that would like to have a display at Exhibition Hall, please go to coronadoscout.org and download an Exhibitor s Reservation Form. OPENING SHOW The opening show will kick off Saturday s festivities. Fireworks, flag ceremony led by our armed forces, music, and information about the day will all be a part of the opening show. This will be a celebration of Scouting, our nation, and our armed services. OAKDALE STAGE SHOWS The Eric Stein Stage, located in Oakdale Park, will host numerous shows throughout the day. Stop by to see bands, Tiger Cub Induction Ceremonies, Indian Dance Teams, and others. Music and entertainment will abound at the Eric Stein Stage. WORLD S LARGEST PINEWOOD DERBY How many cars can we race in a day? We hope to find out at Centennial Camp. The Pinewood Derby, a fundamental part of Cub Scouts, will come to life like never before. Every Scout, Scouter, parent, or sibling can bring a car to Centennial Camp and we will race them all day long. How does your car match up? More information will be included in Centennial Camp updates. OPENING AND CLOSING SHOWS The Bicentennial Center will house the most thrilling closing show we have ever done. This show will celebrate not only Scouting s past 100 years but will serve as a window into the future of Scouting. This interactive program will be one that no Scout will want to miss. 15
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES/ENTERTAINMENT COOKING COMPETITION What is a campout without cooking? Centennial Camp wants to discover the next Scouting Chef! The Council Commissioner Staff, who will be serving as campmasters for Centennial Camp, will hold a competition that will pit teams of two Scouts against each other to determine the best team in the council. Troops are asked to hold competitions May August to determine their Troop Champion. In September, troop representatives will be divided into three regions and will compete against each other to determine the two teams from each region that will compete for the championship at Centennial Camp. Local restaurateurs will judge the six qualifiers to determine Scouting s Top Chefs. Rules and regulations will be provided at the May Roundtable. We look forward to seeing the creativity of our Scouts as they demonstrate their cooking talents. MERIT BADGES AT CENTENNIAL CAMP Scouts can earn one of three merit badges as a part of Centennial Camp. Classes will take place in August and September to prepare. Scouts will then get to apply what they learned as a part of Centennial Camp. Space is limited to the first 20 Scouts for each badge and due to some physical requirements, we are looking for Scouts ages 14 or older. Enclosed in this packet is a sign-up form. What a great way to not only earn a merit badge but to put it into live action! Cinematography - Scouts will video tape programs and activities throughout the day. They will then edit the footage as a part of the closing show. Theatre - Scouts will participate in the development and production of the closing show. This will include set design. Journalism - Scouts will photograph all activities at Centennial Camp and write articles for a Centennial Camp newspaper with editions on Friday evening, Saturday, and Sunday morning. 16
TRADING POST/SPONSORS TRADING POST There will be three trading posts located at Centennial Camp. Along with a Snack Shack near the camping areas, we will have a full service trading post. Scout materials, special Centennial Camp memorabilia, uniforms, patches, t-shirts, and much more can be purchased at the Trading Post. Multiple food vendors will be set up throughout the day to provide lunch and dinner items that are convenient and delicious. A complete listing of food vendors and price ranges will be sent in a Centennial Camp update to help you with meal planning. Program areas will remain open the entire day so there is no need to go back to your campsites for lunch. As a part of the closing show, we will be selling glow sticks and other items that will engage every participant in the activities. We suggest each Scout have about $25.00 on hand for Centennial Camp. PRE-ORDERING At the May Program Previews, you will receive order forms to pre-order Centennial Camp memorabilia. Shirts, sweaters, hats, mugs, hoodies, and more will be available for pre-ordering. You will receive your order at the October Roundtable just prior to Centennial Camp. Order what you want in advance and avoid waiting in the crowds at the Trading Post. Those unable to attend Centennial Camp can still be a part of the celebration with official event items. SPONSORS The Coronado Area Council would like to thank and recognize the many sponsors who are helping make Centennial Camp possible. While more sponsorships are available and there are many sponsor requests that are pending, here is the list of sponsors to date: Schwan s Global Supply Chain McDonald s of Salina McDonald s of Hays, Russell, Wakeeney, & Colby Salina Family YMCA City of Salina Water s True Value Blue Beacon Kansas Department of Wildlife & Parks Kansas Department of Transportation Sponsors will be recognized at www.coronadoscout.org as they are secured. 17
OCTOBER 8-10, 2010 SALINA, KANSAS REGISTRATION FORM Please use this form to reserve a place for your unit or family at Centennial Camp. This is the only registration form that will be accepted. Register online or download this form at www.coronadoscout.org. Use this page (front and back) for initial and additional registrations. Initial Reservation District: Additional Reservation Council: Unit Type (circle one): Pack Troop Team Crew Post Unit Number: Primary Contact Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: email: After September 15, 2010 registrations will only be accepted at the Graves Service Center. No mailed registrations. Registration packets will be available at the October Roundtables. After that, they have to be picked up at Centennial Camp. We will be camping (check one): both nights Friday only Saturday only Circle Correct Registration Fees Below Count By 8/16 After 8/16* Total Unit Fee** (required, one time only) 1 X $10.00 $25.00 $ Weekend Pass X $20.00 $30.00 $ Saturday-Only Pass X $15.00 $20.00 $ General Admission (Saturday Only) X $5.00 $5.00 $ TOTAL $ * Any newly recruited Scouts can register under Early Bird fee if this form is accompanied by a BSA membership application and received by 9/23/10. ** If received by 8/16/10, the unit leader will receive a Leaders Recognition Item. Mail Form with Payment to: Coronado Area Council BSA PO Box 912 Salina, KS 67402-0912 Payment Type (circle one): Cash Check Unit Account Visa MasterCard Discover Check #: Make Checks Payable to Coronado Area Council If paying with a credit card, please fill out the following information: 1-6801-950-20 Card Number: 3-Digit Code (opt.) Exp. Date Print Name (As it Appears on Card): Signature (Required for CC or Unit Acct Charge):
CENTENNIAL CAMP ATTENDANCE ROSTER Please print and attach additional sheets of paper if necessary Scout Adult Sibling Name Address, City, State, Zip Phone Number Email Address Fall 2010 Grade
MERIT BADGE APPLICATION FORM I am interested in participating in either the Cinematography, Journalism, or Theatre merit badges. I will be fourteen (14) years of age by Centennial Camp and understand that there will be advanced work and classes that will take place. Please sign me up for: Cinematography Merit Badge Journalism Merit Badge Theatre Merit Badge District: Council: Unit Type (circle one): Troop Team Crew Unit Number: Scout s Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: email: CUT HERE MERIT BADGE APPLICATION FORM I am interested in participating in either the Cinematography, Journalism, or Theatre merit badges. I will be fourteen (14) years of age by Centennial Camp and understand that there will be advanced work and classes that will take place. Please sign me up for: Cinematography Merit Badge Journalism Merit Badge Theatre Merit Badge District: Council: Unit Type (circle one): Troop Team Crew Unit Number: Scout s Name: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: email: