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Camp-O-Ree
DATE:
April 27-28, 2012
Download a 2009
Schedule.
GENERAL CAMPOREE
RULES (2009)
- Each cadet must be prepared for camping
including all gear, a Bible, and your Cadet uniform.
- Uniforms are to be worn at all times
except during game time.
- Cadets will obey any counselor.
- Each cadet and counselor must participate
in
every activity (if physically possible) regardless of personal
preference. You will be judged on your participation at all
times. One counselor may remain at your camp site during morning watch to maintain a fire
for
breakfast. Each club
is responsible for
any actions of all persons with you.
- NO trespassing in other club's areas,
damaging other campsites, or disrupting the camping of other
clubs.
- Cadets shall not have in their possession
anything that is disruptive to the Camporee. This includes
radios,
comic books, cards, fire crackers, lighters, squirt guns, or electronic
games (if in doubt - don't take it or have it).
- Club camping is to be
emphasized. Each
club must stay together in a group for the program, flag raising, and
closing devotions.
- Each campsite must be neat and orderly at
all times. Campsite inspection happens throughout Camporee.
- Camp fires are to be burning only at
specified
times and all fires must be attended. Area must be raked free
of
all leaves and pine needles in at least a 10 foot radius in all
directions from fire. Fires must be safe and have required buckets of
water available at all times (two 5 gallon buckets for first fire and
one additional 5 gallon bucket for each additional fire). No
fires
during the program on Friday evening. Buckets should be
replenished for judges to see.
- No needless burning of wood or cutting or
damaging live trees. Protect the beautiful nature that God has
given us to enjoy.
- Absolutely no destruction of any property.
- Please use the new outhouses - the bathrooms in
the buildings are off-limits. Latrines may be used by the campsites on
the south road where there is no outhouse.
- Wood chopping areas must be well marked
and
roped off. Axemanship is required to use hand axe or saw in
chopping area. Careful supervision is always
required. Follow
axemanship rules.
- Do not leave or bury your
trash. All non-burnable trash must be placed in bags and taken
home with you for proper disposal.
- No use of flashlights or lighters at the
evening program. Flashlights or lighters will be taken away if they are
turned on or used without authorization at the program.
- Lights out at midnight. Cadets
should be
in bed by 11:00 but may sit by the fire with a counselor for "quiet
time" until 12:00 if desired. Counselors may visit another
club if
cadets are in bed and the counselor can see his campsite from where he
is visiting.
- No chain saws or other power type
equipment or tools to be used during Camporee.
- Only two vehicles at campsite during
Camporee
(camping trailer counts as one vehicle). All other vehicles
must
be parked by the buildings by 7:30 on Friday night (Parking on
vacant campsite next to yours is permitted.). No moving of vehicles
until after closing ceremonies.
- Buildings are off limits to everyone
except the committee.
- Use common sense or see a committee
member for all situations not covered by these rules.
2009 CAMPOREE
JUDGING GUIDELINES
Cadet Club ___________________________________________ Number________
1. TENTS (4 points each – total of 36 possible
points)
____
Neat
____ Clean
____ Good repair
____ No dead branches overhead
____ No combustible material within 3' of tents (e.g. leaves,
pine needles, & etc.)
____ Ropes visible and out of walk areas
____ Bed rolls/sleeping bags & gear neat
____ Bibles - should be on your bags
____ Tent according to International Camporee Guidelines
____ TOTAL
2. FIRE AREA (5 points each – total of 15 possible
points)
____
Area cleared of all combustible material within 10' of fire
(Lawnchair, leaves, pine needles, fire woodpile, etc.
____ Proper fire pit
____ Fire out completely when not attended (No smoke, live coals,
or hot spots)
____
TOTAL
3. WATER STAND (5 points each – total of 25 possible points)
____
Near fire pit (No more than 20 ft. away)
____ Sturdy construction with good lashing
____ Two 5 gallon buckets of water for first fire and one 5 gallon
bucket for each additional fire
____ Bottom of pail no more than 2 feet off ground
____ Both buckets must be full
____ TOTAL
4. WOOD CHOPPING AREA (5 points each - total of 20 possible points)
____
Well marked area roped off at least 10' square
____ Neat and clean
____ Neat wood pile
____ Axes, saws, & tools stored safely in cutting area
(Cutting
edges not exposed)
____ TOTAL
5. SITE ATTRACTIVENESS (4 points each - total of 20 possible points)
____ Use
of camping site
____ Use of natural material
____ Use of knots and lashing (more than water stand)
____ Orderliness of tent and camp set-up
____ Cleanliness of site (Cooking utensils and gear stowed properly,
all trash
picked up, and neat appearing camp site (foot prints don't count)
____ TOTAL
6. CLUB BEHAVIOR (5 points each - total of 25 possible points)
____ No
rowdiness
____ Obey the rules
____ No lights after midnight
____ Bibles at flagpole
____ Check in upon arrival
____ TOTAL
7. ATTENDANCE AT FUNCTIONS (5 points each - total of 20
possible points)
____ All
cadets and counselors must be at all meetings and games
(Exception - one counselor attending fire during flag raising
ceremonies)
____ Promptness at sandbowl on Friday evening
____ Promptness at flag pole on Saturday morning.
____ Promptness at flag pole on Saturday for games
____ TOTAL
Club Name_________________________________GRAND TOTAL _______
GAMES will be judged and scored separately for all 24
teams. The Camporee Committee strongly encourages the
following:
- All the Cadets should participate
- All the Counselors should participate
- Team spirit and cheering (both cadets and
counselors)
- Good sportsmanship
- Discipline
HAVE
FUN!!!!
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