North Star District 2021 Fall Camporee "Remember the Basics: Escape the Aliens" Beaumont Scout Reservation Lane Field and Shelter
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North Star District
2021 Fall Camporee
“Remember the Basics:
Escape the Aliens”
Beaumont Scout Reservation
Lane Field and Shelter
6480 Beaumont Reservation Drive
High Ridge, MO 63049
October 8-10, 2021
Welcome to the 2021 North Star Fall Camporee.
As the aliens come to take over the camp, do you think your scouting
skills are up to date to be able to face the aliens?
Can you remember the basics of scouting?Contact Information
Grant Marzuco Claire Robinett
(314) 952-9862 (314) 243-2577
Marzuco8@gmail.com Cerobinett749@gmail.com
Boy Scout Camp Master Webelo Camp Master
Erin Roades Jenny Fortner
(314) 707-8054 (314) 409-5759
eroades@hazelwoodschools.org Jenny@greeneyedmomma.com
Boy Scout Camp Master Adviser Webelos Camp Adviser
Issac Roades Michael Fortner
(314) 708-6287 (314) 600-3600
iroades379@gmail.com mrfjr855501@gmail.com
Boy Scout Asst. Camp Master Webelos Asst. Camp Master
Tony Matteoni
matteoni1@sbcglobal.net
(314) 226-3458
North Star District Camping ChairCamp Rules and Regulations
Camp Code The Scout Oath, Law, and Outdoor Code
Roster The troop roster, enclosed with this packet, will be filled out and turned into
HQ upon registration. Make additional copies if needed. Patrols should have 5
to 9 people. (You may bring your own roster from Troop’s database.)
Generators Generators will be permitted, but must remain off in between the hours of
10:30 p.m. and 7:30 a.m.
Cooking Fuels All flammable liquids must be under adult control and supervision.
Pressurized Fuels All pressurized fuels must be locked away safely while not in use. Refer to the
“Guide to Safe Scouting” and your pressurized fuel training.
Use of Water Water sources are only for filling containers. They are not to be used for
personal hygiene, washing, or rinsing dishes, or washing clothes.
Ground Fires Ground fires are permitted, only they must be set up in a pre-burned area.
Tent Ditching Proper pitching avoids ‘ditching’. Digging ditches around tents is prohibited.
Garbage A dumpster will be provided for trash. Do not bury garbage.
Tobacco No person under the age of 18 is allowed to use or possess tobacco products.
Adults are encouraged to refrain from using tobacco products but if th
ey do, use away from all youth and event areas. Violators will be asked to leave.
Alcohol and Drugs Alcoholic beverages and non-medically prescribed drugs are not allowed on
council property or at council activities. Violators will be asked to leave.
Sheath Knives Sheath knives are not allowed.
Fireworks & Firearms Fireworks and firearms are not permitted. Violators will be asked to leave.
Early Arrivals Those persons who are not on staff that arrives prior to 4:00 p.m. Friday will
be asked not to set up
School v. Scouts All scouts should complete their school schedule before departing for the
Camporee.
Covid Safety Current covid safety policies as issued by BSA & GLSAC will be followed.Schedule Friday,10/8/2021 4 pm Earliest Arrival 5:00 - 8:30 pm Check-in @ HQ 9:00 - 9:15 pm OA Troop Rep. Meeting 9:20 - 9:35 pm SPL/SM Meeting/Cracker Barrel 9:40 -10:00 pm Staff Meeting 11:00 pm Lights Out Saturday,10/9/2021 6:30 am Rise & Shine 7:00 - 8:00 am Breakfast 8:15 - 8:30 am Opening Flags 9:00 am Morning Stations Open 12:00 pm Morning Stations Close 12:00 - 1:00 pm Lunch 1:00 pm Skit Forms are due to HQ 1:30 pm Rockets are due to HQ 1:30 pm Afternoon Stations Open 3:00 pm Afternoon Stations Close 3:15 pm Camp Wide Game 5:00 - 6:00 pm Dinner 6:30 pm Closing Flags 7:00 - 8:00pm Religious Services 8:30 pm Campfire Assembly at Flags 11:00 pm Lights Out Sunday,10/10/2021 6:30 am Rise & Shine 7:00 - 8:00 am Breakfast 8:30 am Closing Flags Breakdown Camp/Campsite Inspections
STATIONS
The stations at this camporee are going to be run a little bit differently. Instead of
having the same stations all day long, we are going to have some stations that run
all day, some stations that are only available in the morning, and some stations
that are only in the afternoon. If you see a station that your troop wants to do, then
we would advise that you do it before the station closes for the day.
All Day Stations
First Aid: Uh-Oh an alien needs your help! Accidentally hit his eject button, on his
seat. Can you help him out?
Fire Building: Here you are split up into two teams and race each other after you
learn the basics of fire building skills.
Tent Race Relay: Can you set up a shelter to protect you for the night? These are
not the easiest to set up! You’re running out of time!
Map and Compass: Can you find your way around a new planet? Do you need to
learn how to use a compass before you get stuck in one spot?
Blindfolded Relays: Can you complete an obstacle course blindfolded? You will
use one of your other troop members to help guide you through the course.
Cooking: Cook and try food from aliens. Would you eat this every meal?
Scout Law Relay: Do you remember the Scout Law from memory? You will need
to use your memory, as you were racing another troop/patrol by using the numbers
of the scout law.
Patrol Square Knot: Can you tie the biggest square knot without letting go? Here,
your troop will try and tie a square knot with a long rope.
Knots-Part 1: Do you remember the knots from your first few rank advancements?
If you do, you’re in the right place… Did you learn the basic knots that you might
use for the knot relay?Knots Relay-Part 2: Can you show the aliens the basic knots? He needs your
help tomorrow. You better not show the wrong one, as he is on a time limit.
Morning Only Stations
Bottle Rockets: You will learn what is needed to fly your rocket high. Do you
remember your skills to build the best rocket? Get ready for battle.
Knife and Axe Safety: You will learn proper axe and knife safety in our ax yard.
Axe Throwing: Uh Oh... the only thing you have is an axe. You better practice
before the alien invasion (Everyone who participates in this station MUST have
a signed waiver. The waiver can be found at the end of this manual.)
Camp Wide Games
Bottle Rocket Launch: You will be given the same materials as all the other
troops and the same amount of time. Use the skills you learned, to build the best
bottle rocket you can, as we will see who can stay in the air the longest.
Scavenger Hunt: Do you remember your GPS skills? You have 16 coordinates,
but there could be something wrong. The aliens might be playing tricks to mess
with you! As these letters may be scrambled. You better be quick to beat the
other teams by collecting all the clues in the fastest time!ATTENTION TROOP OA REPS
Please provide information about one OA youth member in your
troop who is willing to receive phone calls and/or emails about
upcoming OA events by filling out the data below. Please bring it
to the OA Troop Rep meeting on Friday evening at 9:00 pm.
Name _______________________________________________
Troop _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
Phone Number _______________________________________________
Email __________________ ____________________________________
Honor (Ordeal, Brotherhood, Vigil) ________________________________Troop Skit Form Campfires are always fun! They are even more fun when you are the one performing. Let the staff get a chance to watch skits instead of performing them! Submit this to HQ by 1:00 p.m. on Saturday so that you can perform in the 2021 Fall Encampment campfire. Fill in the information below and submit. Unit:______________________ SPL: ___________________________________ Name of Skit: _____________________________________ Description: ____________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ Scoutmaster’s Signature_______________________________________
North Star District Fall Camporee
Remember The Basics: Escape The Aliens
To register, go online or pay at the West Pine office
with a check payable to Greater St. Louis Area Council.
Unit Type Unit Number
Leader:
Contact Phone Number:
Attending Overnight
Total Scouts: x $15.00
Total Webelos: x $15.00
Total Adult Leaders: x $15.00
Day Trippers
Total Cub/Webelos Scouts: x $5.00
Total Adult Leaders: x $5.00
Total Participants:
Total Amount Enclosed:
Please complete all sections. The registration fee includes patches. All BSA
registered Scouts, Cub/Webelos Scouts, and adult leaders attending the
camporee MUST register for the weekend. Each Unit must bring a complete roster
of all in attendance to check-in. Please use the enclosed roster. Do NOT mail
your roster or turn-in at West Pine. All Scouts should be current on their
registration with the Greater St. Louis Area Council.
NEW THIS CAMPOREE:
Deadline for registration is September 24th, 2021
Note that this is 2 weeks before the Camporee!
No LATE registrations or walk-ins will be accepted
If you have questions, please contact District Camping Chair, Tony MatteoniRemember the Basics: Escape the Aliens
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2021 Fall Camporee Beaumont Scout Reservation
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