2019BEAUMONT SCOUT RESERVATION

PARENT AND SCOUTGUIDEBOOK

LETTER

Greetings From Beaumont Scout Reservation,

We have an exciting summer of program ahead of us. We are excited to share with you this guide to help you plan your summer. We hope that this guide is helpful in choosing activities for this summer.

I want to mention two opportunities for our Scouts. First is the opportunity for the youth leadership to attend a second week of camp. We recognize that the Senior Patrol Leader and some of the other youth leaders may not get an opportunity to participate in all of the programs and activities that they are interested in at camp. These leaders will have the opportunity to attend camp at a reduced price of $50 for a second week of camp. Secondly, “A Scout is Thrifty,” Scouts who are at least 14 years old can pay their way to camp by serving as a Counselor in Training for two additional weeks of camp. Counselors in Training get to experience what it’s like to work with staff to deliver the summer camp program.

At Lake Erie Council, we are committed to safety. All of our staff have gone through training to be able to deal with the risks associated with the activities we have at camp. Safety is our number one priority.

We hope that you and your Scout has a great summer.

Phil WilliamsCamp Director

CAMP WIDE PROGRAMS AND AWARDSSunday Night CampfireA great way to kick of the week and meet the staff. The Sunday night campfire takes place at the Neshkin Amphitheater.

Bow Sheauga Lumberjack GamesThis Tuesday night activity challenges patrols to work together to earn points competing in Lumberjack activities. The winning patrol of the Lumberjack Games will get to stay overnight on Thursday at the recently rediscovered Bow Sheauga campsite.

Cast Iron ChefAdult and Scout teams get to compete to wow the judges of this favorite annual competition. We provide a secret ingredient that you have to incorporate into your best tasting dish. Our “celebrity” judges will discern the best taste, best presented dish.

Beaumont 5KEarly Wednesday morning, the Beaumont 5k begins. Scouts and Adults run the cross country course to race for the fastest time and to be crowned the Beaumont 5k champion.

OutpostOutpost night at Camp Stigwandish is an opportunity for our campers to experience another one of our beautiful properties. Outpost opportunities include: metalwork, service, JumpStart, astronomy, wilderness survival.

Order of the ArrowThe Order of the Arrow is Scouting’s national honor society. Scouts can partici-pate in the Order of the Arrow ice cream social, the Order of the Arrow Call out and Lake Erie Council Scouts who have been elected by their peers can take their ordeal on Thursday night and Friday morning.

Wings of LeadershipScouts and Adults who love The Sizzler are going to love working towards their Wings of Leadership. Wings of Leadership is an award for those who really love to ride The Sizzler.

Tribe of A’chawiThe Tribe of A’Chawi is Beaumont’s Honor Camper program. There are 7 levels Scouts and Leaders can progress through. Join us Monday night for the Tribe of A’Chawi skills trial.

Program Area Time of Day Monday / Tuesday Wednesday / Thursday FridayAngling Morning Fly-Fishing (Monday - Thursday Morning) Fish & Wildlife Management

Afternoon Fishing (Monday - Thursday Afternoon)

Aquatics - Lake Morning Small Boat Sailing Motorboating Stand Up Paddleboard BSA

Afternoon Kayaking Kayaking

Canoeing Rowing

Aquatics - Pool Early Morn-ing

Instructional Swim

Morning Swimming Lifesaving BSA Snorkeling

All Day BSA Lifeguard

Afternoon Lifesaving Swimming

Beau-Ag Morning Gardening/ Plant Science Animal Science Pulp & Paper

Afternoon Forestry Farm Mechanics

Beau-Tech Morning Home Repairs Plumbing Electricity

Composite Materials Surveying Painting

Afternoon Woodwork Welding

Landscape Architecture

COPE & Climb-ing

Morning Climbing Climbing Disability Awareness

COPE (Monday-Thursday Mornings) Open Climb

All Day COPE / Climbing Fundamentals (Adult Leader Training)

Afternoon Game Design Game Design

Climbing Climbing

Eagle Quest & Beau-Business

Morning Personal Management Citizenship in the Community Fingerprinting

Citizenship in the Nation Crime Prevention Scouting Heritage

American Business Salesmanship

Afternoon Family Life Citizenship in the World

American Heritage Law

Entrepreneurship Inventing

Environmental Resource Center

Morning Weather Reptile & Amphibian Study Conservation Project

Soil & Water Conservation Mammal Study

Sustainability Bird Study

Afternoon Environmental Science (Monday - Thursday Afternoon)

Insect Study Nature

Astronomy Geology

The Garage Morning Traffic Safety Automotive Maintenance Mountain boarding

ATV Rider Safety Course (Monday - Thursday Morning)

Afternoon Truck Transportation Automotive Maintenance

ATV Rider Safety Course (Monday - Thursday Afternoon)

JumpStart - McIntosh

Morning Knots / First Aid / Orienteering / Water Rescues

Fire Building / Flag / Totin’ Chip / Pioneering

*See Leader Guide*

Afternoon *See Leader Guide* *See Leader Guide* *See Leader Guide*

Program Area Time of Day Monday / Tuesday Wednesday / Thursday FridayJumpStart - McCahill

Morning *See Leader Guide* Flag / First Aid / Pioneering / Water Rescues

*See Leader Guide*

Afternoon Fire Building / Knots / Totin’ Chip / Orienteering

*See Leader Guide* *See Leader Guide*

JumpStart - Broadbent

Morning Fire Building / Flag / Totin’ Chip / Pioneering

*See Leader Guide* *See Leader Guide*

Afternoon *See Leader Guide* Knots / First Aid / Orienteering / Water Rescues

*See Leader Guide*

Handicraft and Model Building & Design

Morning Metalworking Graphic Arts Art

Basketry Pottery Railroading

Animation Indian Lore Textile

Afternoon Woodcarving Leatherwork

Space Exploration Sculpture

Model Design & Building Aviation

Health Services Morning First Aid (Monday - Thursday Morning) Medicine

Public Health

Afternoon Emergency Preparedness Search & Rescue

Scoutcraft Morning Wilderness Survival Pioneering Fire Safety

Hiking (Monday - Friday)

Afternoon Cooking (Monday - Thursday)

Geocaching Orienteering

Camping

Shooting Sports Morning Shotgun Shooting Shotgun Shooting Muzzle Loaders

Archery Archery Powderball

Rifle Shooting Rifle Shooting

Afternoon Rifle Shooting Rifle Shooting

Archery Archery

Shotgun Shooting Shotgun Shooting

Sports Morning Golf (Must Attend Mon/Tues/Friday)

Cycling Skating

Afternoon Personal Fitness Sports/Athletics

STEM Morning Engineering Robotics Open STEM

Nuclear Science Energy

Afternoon Electronics Chemistry

Digital Technology Programming

WBSR & Performing Arts

Morning Journalism Journalism Music

Photography Public Speaking Reading

Chess Theater

Afternoon Communication Communication

Moviemaking Radio

Signs Signals and Code Bugling

Uniform: ☐ Scout shirt (for evening meal) ☐ Scout pants or shorts ☐ Scout neckerchief and slide ☐ Scout or troop cap ☐ OA sash ☐ Scout socksOther recommended clothing: ☐ Sweater or sweatshirt ☐ Jacket or windbreaker ☐ 6-8 pairs of socks ☐ 6-8 sets of underwear ☐ 6-8 Scout t-shirts ☐ Long pants (required for COPE, ATV, Swimming MB) ☐ 3-4 sets of shorts (non-mesh required for Climbing) ☐ Belt ☐ Handkerchiefs or bandanas ☐ Swimming suit ☐ Beach towel ☐ Sneakers ☐ Hiking boots ☐ Sandals for pool and shower ☐ Poncho or rain jacketClothes necessary for clothes inflationfor swimming merit badge: ☐ Long pants ☐ Long-sleeve, button down shirt ☐ Belt ☐ Socks ☐ Shoes that can get wetOther required items: ☐ Sleeping bag or two blankets/sheets ☐ Pillow ☐ Backpack or duffel bag ☐ Mess kit for patrol cooking ☐ Drinking cup ☐ Flashlight with extra batteries ☐ WATER BOTTLE (should be carried at all times) ☐ Personal first aid kit

Forms and paper work: ☐ Parts A, B, and C of the Annual Health and Medical Record (medical form) MUST BE SIGNED BY A HEALTH CARE PROVIDER ☐ Medication Form (if bringing prescription medicine to camp) ☐ Application for Merit Badge for each badge signed by unit leader (blue card)Recommended personal toiletries: ☐ Sunscreen ☐ Soap ☐ Shampoo ☐ Washcloth and towel ☐ Toothbrush and toothpaste ☐ Dental floss ☐ Comb ☐ Laundry bag ☐ Pump style insect repellent (non aerosol) ☐ Prescription medication in original bottleOptional items ☐ Compass ☐ Air mattress or sleeping pad or cot ☐ Day pack ☐ Cord/rope/clothes pins ☐ Scout Handbook ☐ Pen or pencil ☐ Note pad or paper ☐ Wristwatch ☐ Alarm clock that uses batteries ☐ Camera ☐ Sewing kit ☐ Pocket knife ☐ Fire’m Chit & Totin’ Chip cards ☐ Spending money ☐ Sunglasses ☐ Hiking staff/stave ☐ Camp stool or folding lawn chair ☐ Fishing gear ☐ Frisbee ☐ Postage stamps and envelopes ☐ Matches

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