The Winslow mail., 1922-08-11

Is who will agree to pass the Tend.
erfOOt Test while i'm camp, are eligi.
BILE.
The Camp will be located in Oak
Creek Canyon, about miles from
the rim. Transportation will be
furnished by the Rotary Club o1
Flagstaff, to and from the rim, anG
the balance Of the trip will be made
On foot. The first contingent will
leave Flagstaff Sunday, August goth
9 a. M, arriving at the rim at 1920
and arriving Camp Koch in time for
dinner. Second contingent will leave
Sunday, August 27th, a. m, arriv-
ing at the rim at 1890, and Camp
Koch at in time for dinner. The first
contingent will leave Camp Koch at
7:30 a. M, Sunday August 9th, and
arrive Flagstaff at noon. Second
contingent will leave Sunday. Sep
tember 3rd at 1880 a. M, arriving in
Flagstaff at noon.
Boys from Holbrook and Winslow
will leave there on Saturday and
will be accommodated in the homes
of Flagstaff Scouts over night. Boys
from Williams can leave there by 6
a. M, and arrive in Flagstaff in time
to leave with the rest of the Scouts.
Each boy should provide himself
with the following:
Clothing: breeches, shirt. leggins,
or old suit, extra shirt. extra under
wear, extra pair of stocking, extra
| shoes, old trousers, handkerchiefs,
pajamas, bathing suit. sweater or
wool shirt
Toilet Articles: Tooth brush,
| tooth paste, soap, 2 towels, comb,
7 mirror, wash basin.
| Bedding: Blankets (5 lbs. wool or
equivalenD waterproof blanket or
poncho, if available
| Dishes: Knife, fork and spoon with
metal handles, tin plate, tin bowl,
tin cup, 2 dish towels
Miscellaneous: Note book, pencil,
needle and thread, pins, safety pins,
buttons, extra pair shoestrings, Scout
handbook pocket knife. canteen,
fashlight
Packing box or packing roll or pack
sack, in which to pack all equipment
This should be we'll wrapped and
| tied. Ali articles should be tagged
and addressed to: Scout, Camp Koch
Boy Scouts of America, Oak Creek,
| Arizona.
Not required, additional: Kodak
and supplies, baseball equipment,
musical instruments, fishing tackle,
| compass, watch, signal flags, etc.
| No fire arms of any kind will be
| allowed
A daily program will be observed,
as follows:
| 800 a. M, Reveille.
61O a. m, Setting up Exercises.
625 a. m, Wash Up.
645 a. NJ, Colors.
700 a. M, Breakfast.
7;30 a. M, Tent Clean up, air
Blankets.
500 a. M. Assembly police grounds
$3.50 a. m, Tent, sanitary and
health inspection.
900 a. M, instruction in Scout
| craft
11:00 a. m., Swimming.
1900 Noon, Dinner.
12:45 D. m.,' Quiet hour, letter
writing.
200 D. NJ, Scout games, hikes,
stalking, exploring trips.
400 p. m., Assembly Roll Call
4:10 p. m, Athletics
600 p. M, Assembly, parade and
evening colors. Announcements.
$40: p. M, Supper.
7:30 D. M, Camp fire stories, stunts
$50 p. M, Tattoo, call to quarters
800 p m, Taps, all lights out.
The Scout law will be the law OF
the Camp.
4 The cost of the Camp will be $500
per week, $4.OO to be paid when ap-
plication is made and $400 on or be-
fore August 18th. Make checks pay
able to Boy Scouts of America, Tom
l.. Rees. Treasurer.
Forward all applications to Pl E
Warner, Scout Executive, County
Court House, Flagstaff, or r. M
Hensley, j. II. Ribson or l.. V. Root
at Winslow, Arizona.
All applications must be in not
later than August 18th.
APPLICATION FOR ENROLMENT
Period ---........-.............. Paid ...
n [ hereby make application for at
tendance at the...... period OF
the Grand Canyon District Council
Camp. l agree to qualify as a Tend
erfcot Scout while in Camp and to
obey all the rules Of the Camp. ]
am handing you herewith S......
and will pay the balance on or be-
fore August 18th.
Age-...........
Signed ....-...................