GENERAL INFORMATION

REGISTRATION: Complete the Camporee registration form. Mail to Jon Cerda by January 29 or bring it to February Roundtable.

BOY SCOUTS will participate as Patrols working together participating in the various Klondike theme activities.

WEBELOS PARTICIPATION: The Webelos will be participating as Pack units and not as patrols or dens. The unit is encouraged to make a "Webelos Flag/ Banner for this event.

RECORD KEEPING: Each Boy Scout Troop and Webelos Unit must complete the enclosed Camporee attendance report.

This form must be turned in at registration with the staff.

Klondike 2010 RULES: The Scout Oath and Law shall be the code of conduct these days and always.

WATER: Bring water to the event. No water refilling may be available if they have turned off the hydrants.

"Above ground" fires are acceptable within contained fire rings. Fire water bucket must be within 20 feet of fire and fire must be

attended at all times.

TRASH: Practice low impact camping and take all trash home with you.

UNIFORMS: The Klondike Camporee is an official Scout function. All participants are requested to wear their class B uniforms throughout

 the event. Patrols (Webelos units) will be scored on uniforms at various Program Activity areas. Show your scout spirit & wear your uniform.

 ALL STAFF MEMBERS WILL BE SETTING THE EXAMPLE BY BEING IN COMPLETE CLASS "A or B UNIFORMS FOR THE WEEKEND - BOTH SENIOR

 AND JUNIOR STAFF GROUPS. Of course warm clothing is allowed as an outer layer.

EVENTS: Program events will include: Atomic Pioneering, Dodge ball, obstacle course, Super bowl,

 .177cal air rifles, Archery, and a campfire.

FIREWORKS: Absolutely no fireworks are permitted to be used by Scouts.

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES AND DRUGS: No beer or other intoxicating liquors are allowed. Also, no drugs other than those prescribed by

a doctor are permitted. Anyone caught with or using alcohol or drugs will be required to leave. Anyone using illegal substances will be

reported to the proper authorities" NO Tobacco in any program areas.

PARKING AND MOTOR VEHICLES: All motor vehicles will be parked in designated areas. No vehicles will be allowed in any program area

campsite, except to unload and load equipment unless authorized by the Camporee committee. ANY DEVIATION FROM THESE RULES WILL

RESULT IN THE VIOLATOR'S CAR BEING TOWED AT HIS EXPENSE - or horrendous verbal abuse.

RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCES: The twelfth point of the Scout law is "A scout is Reverent." All Scouts Webelos, Leaders and participants are

expected to attend a religious service during the Camporee.

MEDICAL FORMS/ PERMISSION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT FORMS: All Units are responsible for keeping and maintaining medical

forms and medical releases.

LANTERNS: No flame type of lights should be allowed in any tents. Have your Scouts use flashlights & battery operated lanterns.

LIQUID FUELS: All fuels are to be handled by responsible adult leaders only. It is the Unit Leader’s responsibility to make sure that everyone -

 both adults and boys - follows this policy.

KNIVES: No "Bowie styled" or other type of sheath knife is allowed. All Scouts and adults should use folding pocket knives only.

TRASH: The Knob Noster State Park is our home away from home. Please leave it cleaner than you found it. All trash should be contained

in plastic bags and returned home with you. Leave no evidence that you camped in your assigned campsite.

INSPECTIONS / JUDGING: There will be a campsite inspection on Saturday afternoon. The score will be in your unit’s total points.

GATEWAYS: All Units should identify themselves at the front of their campsite in some manner. Troop flags are a minimum.

VISITORS: Visitors are welcome at the Klondike Event, and are encouraged to come to Campfire.

SANITARY FACILITIES: Please use the provided sanitary facilities for your body's needs. We are very close to a lake and a stream and

 will have an environmental impact with undue abuse.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS: Specially designed Klondike certificates (5) will be given for Troops excelling in Scout Spirit, teamwork,

campsite cleanliness, and overall participation. Each Unit will receive embroidered patches which will be awarded along with beads of participation.

STAFF: Staff is an honor and your participation will be honored with the above awards, staff neckerchief and a special staff coup

for participation. The Lone Bear organizing committee requests that all staff members set the best of examples by leading their program,

activities, judging, communication and participation in accordance with the Scout Oath and Law.

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