Camp La-No-Che - Central Florida Council

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Camp La-No-Che
The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family
Scout Reservation
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Do not delay and order yours today, and have it waiting for you at our Jack
Jennings Trading Post with your personalized troop number when you arrive.
This years T-shirt showcases our one of a kind Native American Village.
Follow this link to complete your order:
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Would you like more Troop Swim Time this summer? Well your in luck! Camp La-No-Che will be
opening a second pool on property and feature a water slide, several water features, handicap lift, and
a zero degree entry ramp. Next to the pool a Bath House and Pavilion will be constructed that will support our summer camp program, and events throughout the season. Come be one of the first to take a
swim and enjoy Camp La-No-Che’s crystal clear water this summer at our brand new pool complex!
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Adventure Tower (Static Rope Course) is
a new program area that has 9 challenges
and 3 levels of Rappelling. Located out at
Adventure Camp and alongside Pooh Bear
Lake, you will have a fantastic view as you
rappel down the tower. Come out this summer
and see if you are tough enough to conquer
all 9 challenges, before the week is over.
Phone: 352-669-8558
New Programs At Camp La-No-Che
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New pilot program for Scouts, Venturing and
Explorers offered weeks #1-3. Youth will
learn about horses, riding and safety, leading
up to a Trail Ride at the very end of the week.
This program will take place at Rybolt, and
Camp La-No-Che will provide transportation.
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Search and Rescue II is advanced training in the
Search and Rescue method including A.T.V.’s,
Bikes, K-9 and more. Participants must first earn
Search and Rescue I before taking this advanced
course. The program will include Table Top exercises, scenarios and more hands on activities.
One of the newest merit badges offered at Camp
La-No-Che. Search and Rescue gives Scouts the
opportunity to learn the difference between searching
and rescuing, and also the basic fundamentals. Scouts
will participate in Search and Rescue simulations at
the end of the week to test what they have learned.
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Camp La-No-Che is pleased to be offering this summer the new
Eagle required Merit Badge Sustainability. The Sustainability
merit badge, in essence, takes conservation and environmental
science to another level. Scouts will learn about the environment and ways in which Scouts can help sustain it for the future.
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Phone: 352-669-8558
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Adventure Tower (Static Rope Course) is a new
program area that has 9 challenges and 3 levels of
rappelling. Unlike any other event in Adventure
Camp this will get your blood pumping. This area
will be open for troop time activities during the
summer, more information will be coming soon!
New troop time program for Scouts, Venturing and
Explorers offered weeks #1-3. Youth will have the oppurtunity to experience riding a horses at Camp Rybolt
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During troop time run a race like no other! Test your agility and physical fitness along a 1.5 mile long course. The course
features a portion of the events that are offered during the X5K Black Bear Challenge. Events like the Belly Crawl,
Triple Wall, Leprechaun Leap, and Spider Maze. Your Scouts will be talking about this event long after Summer Camp.
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Additional opportunities will be available this summer
for troop attending to participate in troop swims.
Try out our new pool, go on the water slide, and
play with the water features. Cool off and enjoy the
sparkling blue waters as your worries melt away.
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Phone: 352-669-8558
BSA Lifeguard
Special Programs Week 8
The Boy Scouts of America National Lifeguard training program comes to Camp La-No-Che. During
this week long course work towards earning your lifeguard certification. This certification will allow
you to be a certified lifeguard at all aquatic related functions. Learn valuable skills like: Safe Swim
Defense, Safety Afloat, First Aid, C.P.R., and much, much more. It is suggested that those Scouts
wishing to apply as an Aquatic Staff Member for the summer of 2015 take this course to become certified.
La-No-Che “Top Shot”
The La-No-Che “Top Shot” is a week long program that allows Scouts 13 years or older to cultivate their
love of shooting in the outdoors. During this specialty program, Scouts will have the opportunity to further
develop their skills in the areas of Rifle, Shotgun, Archery, Black Powder, and Action Archery. Youth will
compete in competitions and lean about the history of firearms while learning about safety and having fun.
National Youth Leadership Training (N.Y.L.T.)
The National Youth Leadership Training (N.Y.L.T) conference is a leadership training course delivered by
the local council to help youth further develop their capacity as leaders. The leadership skills introduced
in Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops are developed in greater detail, and the week long
training course delivers the skills by modeling a month in the life of a Scouting unit. Youth who function
in leadership roles in their troop or crew will benefit from the experiences developed in this course.
Search and Rescue III
The Search and Rescue III Program is for those Scouts interested in all things Search and Rescue.
This program combines Search and Rescue I (merit badge program) and Search and Rescue
II. Learn more than you ever expected about First Aid, Tracking, Police K-9 utilization, and
local search and rescue units in the Florida area. During this program participants will have the
opportunity to learn how to use A.T.V.’s and other advanced Search and Rescue techniques.
STEM Program
The STEM Program is for those Scouts who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathmatics. During this program Scouts will have a oppurtunity to earn several merit badges including Archery,
Astronomy, Chess, Space Exploration, Orienteering, and Robotics, Other merit badges in this program may
include Radio, Electronics, Auto Matintenance, Plumbing, Electricity, Welding, Home Repairs and Painting.
La-No-Che Native Village
The La-No-Che Native Village will be putting on a week long program purely Native American during
week 8. If you like what the Native Village offers in the Woodsman programs you will love what this
program has to offer. Learn about family structure, culture, building techniques, tool construction,
trading, hide tanning, cooking, art forms, all while having fun with you friends at Camp La-No-Che.
Florida Pioneer
Ever wonder what it was like to live as a Pioneer? Well now is your chance. The Florida Pioneer
Program is coming to Camp La-No-Che, and gives you the ability to learn skills lost to time. You will
learn about the art of blacksmithing, fort construction, rope making, cast iron cooking and many others.
Native Journey
The Native American Tribes are coming to Camp La-No-Che and are giving you he chance to
join them. Come to this brand new program and experience life as a Native American once you
arrive. Live at Camp La-No-Che all week long as a member of a tribe, and experience their life
through your eyes. Learn about ancient plants, animal tracking, hiking, and living off the land.
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Returning Summer 2014
“The Native American Village”
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Jim Sawgrass is a native Floridian and a member of the Muskogee Creek Indian Tribe. He served on the Florida Indian Council
from 1991 to 1995. Sawgrass has been sharing his knowledge
of the Southeastern Native American tribes for over 25 years.
As a child, he was always interested in history, building forts, and exploring the woods and swamps. The outdoors was always, and continues to be a big part of his life.
He became more involved with his Native American heritage by
attending powwows, Native festivals, and historical reenactments.
He learned more about Native culture and history from the many
elders, outdoors-men, and reenactors he was surrounded by. He
became an Eagle Scout and applies his scouting skills to this day.
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In 1988, Sawgrass began presenting programs professionally on Native
American history and started the “Deep Forest Historical Native American Programs”. Since then, he has performed at places like schools,
Powwows, state and national parks, Disney, EPCOT, Sea World, New
Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festivals and many other places around the U.S.
Little Big Mountain is a fourth generation dancer, singer and educator on Native culture. His father, Iron Horse Big Mountain,
was Comanche from Anadarko, Oklahoma and his mother, Wildflower Big Mountain is Mohawk from Kahnawake, Canada. Little’s reservation is the Kahnawake Mohawk Territory in Canada,
Southwest of Montreal. Little is the youngest of 6 children, 1 girl
and 5 boys. His Indian name is Oskwanontona Big Mountain.
Little has been performing and competing on the Pow Wow Trail
and educating on Native culture all over the United States for over
40 years. He started as a child with his family. The Big Mountain
family’s performances started back in the mid 1800’s with Little’s
great grandfather performing with the 101 Ranch Buffalo Bill
Show in Ponca City, Oklahoma, and has continued through the generations to today’s performances which include, Disney World and
affiliates, Universal Studios, the New Orleans Jazz Festival, Rank
Leisure Dinner Shows, Native festivals, history fairs, Pow-Wows,
schools from kindergarten classes to colleges, just to name a few.
www.gonativenow.com
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Little’s experience and pride shows in his work, whether performing for thousands of people or for a small classroom of children. The audience will leave the show having seen the beauty of
Native America and with a new understanding of Native culture.
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Native American Village Programs
Come experience the only Native American Village in the Southeast at Camp La-No-Che. Immerse
yourself in the Native American culture by walking through a recreated Native American Village
complete with Native Trading Post, Dance Arbor, Tepees, Shooting Stations, Native Cooking Area,
Native American Museum, Chickee Teaching Shelters, and much, much more. The Native American village staff will take you on a journey back in time throughout your stay at Camp La-No-Che.
Participate in merit badge programs by taking American Cultures and American Heritage and learn about the
variety of cultures that exist in America today how they interact with one another. Archaeology and Indian
Lore are for those Scouts that want a taste of a time long ago. Scouts taking these merit badges will have the
chance to dive into the history of ancient peoples, and also dig up some of the relics they have left behind. In
Wilderness Survival Scouts will learn about survival techniques that they can use in the real life, and have the
chance to put what they have learned to use by spending a night under the stars in shelters they have created.
Are these programs not advanced enough for you? Well check out our Tracking, Woodsman I, and Woodsman II Programs for older Scouts. In tracking learn how to find animals out in the wilderness at La-NoChe, and the clues that they leave behind. Woodsman I is an outdoor survival skill program for Scouts.
Learn Native American survival skills and practices, primitive weapons history, fire making, history of
Seminoles, hide tanning, and flint napping. Woodsman II is an advanced outdoor survival skills program
for scouts who have completed Woodsman I. This is an extension course that adds new elements such
as Native American cooking, in this class you will eat items such as buffalo, venison, and alligator.
You will also create your own eating utensils that you can take home with you at the end of the week.
The Native American Village has many programs going on throughout the week a well. Many
of these programs take place during troop time activities, and give you a taste of the merit badges, and advanced programs. These activities include having a troop bean shooter war, participating in jam session night, viewing the la-cross demonstration, taking part in model building, walking
through the museum, taking a pottery class, listening during story telling night, shooting and throwing Native weapons or coming to the Native American Pow-Wow on Thursday for family night.
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Camp La-No-Che Program Snapshot
Aquatics
Advanced Sailing
Advanced S.C.U.B.A
Aquatics Supervision
Board-sailing
Canoeing
Instructional Swim
Kayaking
Lifesaving
Native American
American Cultures American Heritage
Archaeology
Indian Lore
Tracking
Wilderness Survival
Woodsman I
Woodsman II
Motor-boating
Environ.. Science
Insect Study
Personal Watercraft
Fish & Wild. Man.
Forestry
Rowing
Mammal Study
Nature
S.C.U.B.A.
Oceanography
Pulp and Paper
Small-Boat Sailing
Space Exploration
Soil & Water Cons.
Snorkeling
Sustainability
Veterinary Medicine
Swimming
Water Ski/Wake board
Ecology
Animal Science
Astronomy
Bird Study
Dog Care
Handicraft
Healthcraft
Art/Basketry
Bugling/Music
Athletics/Sports
Crime Prevention
Camping
Collections/Textiles
Emergency Prep.
Cooking
Cinematography
Fire Safety/Safety
Fishing
Geo-caching
Orienteering
Pioneering
Fingerprinting
Leatherwork/Wood.
Pottery/Sculpture
Public Speaking
First Aid
Personal Fitness
Traffic Safety
Disab. Awareness/
Theater
Public Health
Scoutcraft
Shooting Sports
Advanced Archery
Advanced Rifle
Advanced Shotgun
Archery
Rifle Shooting
Shotgun Shooting
Adv. Expedition
Attraction Tours
Poseidon’s Odyssey
Trailblazer
Trailblazer
Auto Mechanics
Electricity
Home Repairs
Painting
Plumbing
Robotics
STEM
Chess
Electronics
Inventing
Photography
Radio
Welding
Troop Activities
Archery
Gateway Comp.
Archery Comp. Horse Riding
Basic C.P.R.
Kayaking
Basketball
Man-Hunt Comp
Bean Shooters
Mile Run, BSA
Black Powder
Mile Swim, BSA
Blow Gun Dart Night Prowler
Camp Movie
OA Social
Canoeing
Obstacle Course
Climbing
Orienteering
Comm. Awards Paul Bunyan
Cons. Projects
Pizza/Ice Cream
Craft Projects
Pottery Class
Custom Activity Pow-Wow
Fingerprinting
Project Help
Firem'n Chit
Psycho Swing
Fishing
Pulp & Paper
Flag Comp.
Rifle Comp.
Flag Etiquette
Rifle Shooting
Flag Retirement Rowing
Sailing
Service Projects
Shirt Comp.
Shotgun
Snake Feeding
Soccer
Spear Throwing
Story Telling
Swimming
Tomahawk
Totin' Chip
Trail Biking
Troop Activities
Tug-of-War
Village Activity
Volleyball
Trapper Creek
Cat Eyes
Big Stump
Sulfur Springs
Summer Camp Staff Opportunities
Adventure Camp
Alpine Adventure
A.T.V. X-Treme
Climbing
Cycling
Horsemanship
Search & Rescue I
Project C.O.P.E.
Search & Rescue II
Adventure Camp
Alpine Adventure (14+)
A.T.V. X-Treme Power Sports
Climbing
Cycling
Horsemanship
Project C.O.P.E. (13+)
Search and Rescue I
Search and Rescue II
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Leadership Academy
Adult Leadership Training Program
Communications
Citizenship in Community/Family Life
Citizenship in Nation
Citizenship in World
Personal Management
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We have openings for paid summer camp positions. If
you have quality Scouts or Scouters who are at least
15 years old, please encourage them to apply. We are
always looking for quality future leaders. We also have
a Counselor-in-Training program for Scouts who are 14
years old. They get a taste what it is like to be a staff
member and the opportunity to earn merit badges. Applications are accepted 8/1/13-2/1/14, and can be found
in Section IX. Any questions regarding applications
can be directed to either Pam Falconer or Mac Griffith.
Camperships
The Central Florida Council has limited camperships
available for Central Florida Council Scouts who need
assistance in paying their camp fees. Scholarship funds
are provided by private donors and are limited to those
who are truly in need and are available as long as funds are
available. We encourage you to complete an application as
early as possible. It is our desire that no Scout be denied the
opportunity to attend camp due to financial circumstances.
Phone: 352-669-8558
The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation
Camp La-No-Che- Summer Camp 2014
The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation has earned a reputation over the past sixty four
years as the premier Scout camp in Florida and the Southeast. On the shores of beautiful Lake Norris, nestled on
the south edge of the Ocala National Forest, Camp La-No-Che has exciting program features, outstanding facilities, and the best trained staff in the south east. A week at Camp La-No-Che is the perfect opportunity for a Scout
to enjoy camping, learn self-reliance, and acquire valuable Scouting skills. Camp La-No-Che is an increasingly
popular choice among troops from other councils and even other countries. For some scouts a week is not enough,
more scouts every year choose to return for a second, or even third week as a provisional scout each summer.
Policy Statement
Camp Fees
The programs and facilities of the Central Florida Council,
BSA, are available to everyone who meets Scouting
membership requirements and qualifications. No person
shall, on the grounds of race, color, or national origin,
be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits
of, or be subject to discrimination in the use of the same.
*The CFC does not provide Camper’s Accident Insurance.*
Scouts On-Time
Scouts Late
Additional Leader Fee
Provisional Scouts On-Time
Provisional Scouts Late
Troop Photograph - 5"x7"
Troop Photograph - 8"x10"
Weeks of Summer Camp
Week #1
Week #2
Week #3
Week #4
Week #5
Week #6
Week #7
Special Program Week #8
Program Fees
June 8 - June 14
June 15 - June 21
June 22 - June 28
June 29 - July 5
July 6 - July 12
July 13 - July 19
July 20 - July 26
July 27 - Aug. 2
Advanced Rifle
Advanced Shotgun
Advanced S.C.U.B.A.
Alpine Adventure
A.T.V.
Bronze Attraction Trek
Climbing*
C.O.P.E.
Cycling*
Gold Attraction Trek
Horsemanship*
Motor Boating*
Personal Watercraft
Poseidon's Odyssey
Premium Attraction Trek
Rifle*
Robotics*
SCUBA Certification
Shotgun*
Silver Attraction Trek
Water-sports*
Woodsman II
Special Programs Week 8 Fees
BSA, Life Guard
Florida Pioneer
N.Y.L.T
Native Journey
Search & Rescue III
STEM Program
$270
$270
$270
$270
$TBD
$270
$270
$270
Physical Exams
All campers, both youth an adult, MUST have an official
B.S.A. Annual Health and Medical Record This is in the
only form that will be accepted by camp, and it must have
been completed 12 calendar months before arrival to
camp. A copy of the official B.S.A. Annual Health and
Medical Record can be found in Section IX of this guide.
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$270
$295
$110
$295
$320
$5
$8
$30
$125
$140
$35
$45
$320
$20
$45
$30/$5
$110
$75
$20
$45
$60
$130
$15
$15
$140
$50
$45
$60
$45
$TBD
Scout Fees for Summer Camp
On-Time means preregistered and paid on time.
Late means complete payment not received two
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Table of Contents
Section I-
Introduction and Summary - Reservations & Communication
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- Week Camp Schedule
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- Camp Programs P.13
Section VIII- Adult Information
- Leadership in Camp
P. 56
- Summer Camp Fees
P. 56
- Program Fee Payment Location
P. 57
- Fee Payment Schedule
P. 57
- Check-In Procedure
P. 58
- Emergency/Medical Services
P. 59
- Safety Rules
P. 59
- Valuables
P. 59
- Vehicles
P. 59
- Orientation Meeting
P. 60
- Supplies/Quartermaster
P. 60
- Water and Ice
P. 60
- Meal Service
P. 60
- Wifi Internet
P. 61
- Telephone/Mail/E-mailP. 61
- Family Participation Night
P. 61
- Access Statement
P. 61
Section II- Merit Badge Programs
- Merit Badge Records
P. 14
- Adventure Camp
P.15-16
- Adventure Expedition
P. 17-18
- AquaticsP. 19
- EcologyP. 20
- HandicraftP. 21
- HealthcraftP. 22
- Leadership Academy
P. 23
- Native American-
P. 24
- Scoutcraft
P. 25
- Shooting Sports
P. 26
- STEMP. 27
- TrailblazerP. 28
- Youth Program Schedule Index
P. 29-35
Section III- Advanced Scout Programs
- Advanced Scout Programs
Section IV- Adult Leader Programs
- Adult Leader Programs
- Adult Program Schedule Index
- Daily Program
Section IX- Forms
- Forms Table of Contents
P. 62
- Provisional Scout Application
P. 63
- 2014 Unit Roster and Registration
P. 64-65
- 2014 Merit Badge Registration Form P. 66-67
- 2014 BSA Medical Record
P. 68-73
- Unit Swim Classification Record
P. 74-75
- Summer Camp Parent Letter
P. 76
- Long Tern Campership Application
P. 77
- Camp Volunteer Leader Application P. 78
- Campsite Inspection Form
P. 79
- Service AwardP. 80
- Spirit AwardP. 81
- A.T.V. Rider Rules Agreement
P. 82
- A.T.V. Participation & Hold Harmless P. 83
- P.W.C. Participation & Hold Harmless P. 84
- PADI Liability & Risk Agreement.
P. 85-87
- Horses with a Mission Release P. 88-91
- 2014 Summer Camp Staff Application P. 92-93
P. 36-39
P. 40-43
P. 44
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Section V- Troop Time Activities
- Troop Time Activities
- Troop Time Schedule Index
P. 45-51
P. 52-53
Section VI- Special Programs Week 8
- Special Programs Week 8
P.54
Section VII- Provisional Program
- Provisional Program
P.55
Section X- Directions and Camp Map
- DirectionsP. 94-98
- Camp Map
P. 99
Section XI- Locations Near Camp
- Locations Near Camp
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“Camp La-No-Che is proud of our rich tradition and program excellence
and is a Nationally Accredited Boy Scout Resident Camp”
Section I - Introduction and Summary
Reservations
Please e-mail your reservation request to pam@camplanoche.com or call the camp office at 352-669-8558.
Please provide which week you request, which campsite you want, and the estimated number of Scouts (Youth
and adults). We will be happy to assist with your reservations and any and all questions that you may have.
Merit Badge Class Registration
Once your reservation is set, if this is your Units first summer camp visit to Camp La-No-Che please call or
email the camp office. We will provide your unit representative with a username and password for merit badge
registration and the payment system. If you are a returning troop you may use your username and password from
your previous summer camp visit. If you have lost it please contact camp to have it reissued to you. Starting
on March 1, 2014, you will be able to manage your merit badges on-line. However, if you do not wish to use
the on-line merit badge registration system you may use the schedule request provided in the Leader’s Guide.
Communications
Website:
Email:
Mail:
http://www.camplanoche.com
Phone:
352-669-8558
Fax: 352-669-7636
Name
Pam Falconer
Email
Pam@camplanoche.com
Responsibilities
Reservations/Program Schedules/Payments
Kathy LaBar
kathy@camplanoche.com
Paperwork/Payments during summer camp
Mac Griffith
Matt Ragan
mac@camplanoche.com
matt@camplanoche.com
Assistant Camp Director of Programming
Director of Support Services, Camp Director
Camp La-No-Che; P.O. Box 323; Paisley, FL 32767
Facilities
Camp La-No-Che at the Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation has an outstanding facility to
provide an enjoyable summer camp experience for scouts and leaders. Below is a short list of facility highlights:
Adventure Camp-
A.T.V. Course, Alpine Tower, Climbing Tower, High/Low C.O.P.E. Course
Native Village-
Native American Museum, Dance Arbor, and Native Cooking Area
Aquatics-
2,352 acre Lake Norris, 2 Lighted Pools, Waterslide/Diving Board, P.W.C.
Ecology Lodge-
Two screened classrooms, Green House, Nature Museum, and Aquariums
Lighted Sports Area- Basketball Court, Volleyball Court, and Bouldering Wall
Activity Pavilions- Handicraft, Healthcraft, Trailblazer and Scoutcraft Areas
Air-conditioned-
FL Hospital Health Lodge, Jack Jennings Trading Post, Leadership Academy
-W. T. Bland Dining Hall- Great food service- Salad & cereal bars, & Pepsi Cola
Shooting Sports-
Expanded and covered with lights for night troop shoots
-36 stand rifle, 5 stand shotgun, 24 stand archery, 2 stand black powder
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Phone: 352-669-8558
Sunday Schedule
Time
Noon-3pm
4:30pm
5:45pm
6:15pm
7:15pm
7:45pm
8:45pm
10:00pm
10:30pm
Activity
Check-in and move into campsite
SM / SPL orientation meeting
Red wave flag ceremony, prayer, and dinner
Blue wave flag ceremony, prayer, and dinner
Religious service
Troop time activity sign-ups
Campfire program gathering
Troop PLC meeting in campsite
Camp taps/lights out
Location
Office and Campsites
Trailblazer Pavilion
W.T. Bland Flag Pole
O.A. Museum Flag Pole
Chapel
Handicraft/Healthcraft Pavilion
W.T. Bland Flag Pole (Red)
Campsites
Campsites
Monday - Friday Schedule
Time
Monday
6:00am
7:30am
8:00am
9:00am
Noon
12:25pm
12:30pm
1:30pm
3:30pm
4:30pm
5:45pm
6:15pm
7:30pm
8:00pm
10:30pm
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
Mile Swim
Mile Run
Friday
Sleep
Red Wave flag ceremony, prayer, and breakfast
Blue Wave flag ceremony, prayer, and breakfast
Merit badges, Trailblazers, and Adventure Camp
Red Wave prayer and lunch
Blue Wave prayer and lunch
Senior Patrol Leader meeting
Merit badges, Trailblazers, and Adventure Camp
Troop time activities
Troop time activities
Red Wave flag ceremony, prayer, and dinner
Blue Wave flag ceremony, prayer, and dinner
Camp-wide games/troop time
7:30pm
8:30pm
Native
Movies in W.T. Bland Dining Hall
Meet at
American
Area opens W.T. Bland
OA
for Family flag pole for
Story Telling Jam Session Cracker
Night and
campfire
barrel
Pow-Wow
Camp Taps
Saturday Schedule
Time
Activity
Campsites
Wave Color Campsites (subject to change)
Send 2 runners to the office courtyard to
check out with camp staff
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Wave Groups
7-7:30am Breakfast delivered to your campsite
7:30am
Location
(M) Pool, (T-Th) Lake
(M) Healthcraft Pavilion
(T-Th) Sports Field
Camp
Trailblazer Pavilion
Camp
Camp
Camp
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Red
1,2,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,19,20
Blue
4,5,7,8,9,17,18.21,22,23,24,25
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Camp Programs
In the following pages of this section you will find the various programs offered at Camp La-No-Che.
The program areas include Adventure Camp, Adventure Expedition, Aquatics, Ecology, Handicraft,
Healthcraft, Leadership Academy, Native American, Scoutcraft, Shooting Sports, STEM, and Trailblazer.
Provisional Scout Program (Section VII)
Camp La-No-Che has more to offer than what can be accomplished during just one week. If
you want to attend camp for an additional week there is a $25 discount to attend Provo. Adult
leadership is provided for Scouts all week. Provisional campers have the same opportunity to
enjoy the program as other Scouts, and even have the opportunity for some special activities.
Merit Badge Program (Section II)
Merit Badge Programs are for all Scouts who are working toward rank advancement or specific skills
and interests. All Scouts need merit badge books for each merit badge class. All merit badge skills are
offered in daily sessions. However, extra time will be needed to complete some merit badges. Other
merit badges do not take a full week and two merit badges may be offered during the same session.
New Scout Programs (Section II)
New Scout Programs are for Scouts with less than six months in Scouting. We encourage these Scouts to
attend one of our Trailblazer sessions. Scouts will learn basic skills and complete rank advancement. During
the other three merit badge periods it is suggested they work on First Aid, Swimming, and Cooking. New
Scouts not participating in Trailblazers may also take numerous Aquatic merit badges if they have Swimming.
Advanced Programs Scouts (Section III)
Older Scout Programs located in areas like Adventure Camp, Adventure Expedition, and Native
American Village for Scouts who wish to test their limits. While in Adventure Camp older
Scouts can climb the Alpine Tower, or drive A.T.V.’s. In the Adventure Expedition Program,
they can also journey off camp and go of Poseidon's Odyssey or visit an attraction. In the Native
American Village Scouts can learn how to survive in the wilderness and primitively cook.
Adult Leader Programs (Section IV)
All week long Camp La-No-Che provides many different programs for leaders. Whether you want to sign
up for training courses or just for fun courses, Camp La-No-Che has the program for you. Sign up for a week
long program like the Adult Leader Training Program and Woodsman II or go to an hour training course
like Trek on Safely and Climb on Safely, and of course do not forget about the SM/SPL Competitions!
Troop Time Activities (Section V)
Troop Time Activities start in the morning with Mile Run and Mile Swim and begin again at, 3:30pm
until 5:20pm, and once in the evenings every day. You will register your troop on Sunday at 7:30 pm in
the Handicraft and Healthcraft Pavilion for those troop time activities in which you wish to participate in.
Week 8 Special Programs (Section VI)
Camp La-No-Che is proud to be hosting several special programs from July 27th- August 2nd
(Week 8). These programs will include National Youth Leadership Training, La-No-Che Native Village, Native Journey, Florida Pioneer, BSA Lifeguard, Back to Basics and Search and Rescue III.
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Section II- Merit Badge Programs
Merit Badge Records
We want your stay at Camp La-No-Che to be fun, relaxing and hassle-free, and that goes for the preregistration as well!. We will start accepting pre-registration for merit badges and program courses on March
1st. Courses will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis and class sizes limited to ensure proper instruction.
Please register on-line or complete the summer camp merit badge preregistration form and send it in. Please have your pre-registration completed before May
1st. We suggest the merit badge pre-registration be completed as early as possible.
The unit leader will receive a merit badge report on Friday night. The report will show which
requirements have been completed for each badge for each Scout. Area Directors are registered
merit badge counselor for the merit badges in their area. Scoutmasters may bring merit badge blue
cards if they wish for signatures Friday night at 7:30 pm at the Handicraft/Healthcraft Pavilion.
Notes About Schedules
Please refer to the following pages in this section by program area to plan your Scout's schedule by program area.
There is an index of all programs offered at Camp La-No-Che listed alphabetically and by program on pg. 29
The shaded areas in the schedules represent the capacities of the classes.
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Preparation Prior to Camp
Camping*
15
15
15
15
15 Req. #4b, #5e, #7b, #8d, #9a, #9b
Cooking*
15
15
15
15 Req. #6a, #6b, #6c, #7d, #8
Fishing*
15
15
Req. #9, May bring own tackle and rod
Geo-caching*
10
10
Req. #9
Orienteering*S
15
15
15
Pioneering*
15
15
15 Req. #2a, #2b
An asterisk "*" next to program name indicates the program is a merit badge class.
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Camping*
15
15
15
15
15 Req. #4b, #5e, #7b, #8d, #9a, #9b
Cooking*
15
15
15
15 Req. #6a, #6b, #6c, #7d, #8
Fishing*
15
15
Geo-caching*
10
10
Req. #9
S
Orienteering*
15
15
15
Pioneering*
15
15
15 Req. #2a, #2b
Items listed under "Preparation Prior to Camp & Comments", should be completed prior to camp along
with reading the merit badge books, Scouts
need to bring merit badge books with them to class.
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Camping*
15
15
15
15
15 Req. #4b, #5e, #7b, #8d, #9a, #9b
Cooking*
15
15
15
15 Req. #6a, #6b, #6c, #7d, #8
Fishing*
15
15
Geo-caching*
10
10
Req. #9
S
Orienteering*
15
15
15
Pioneering*
15
15
15 Req. #2a, #2b
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Adventure Camp
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30 Age By 6/1/14
Climbing*
15
15
11+
Cost $20
S
Cycling*
10
11+
Cost $30 (Bike rental), $5 (Personal bike)
Horsemanship*
4
4
13+
Cost $75, Offered only week #1-3
*BSA Merit Badge
S
STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
Climbing
• Cotton type material shorts required (No Scout shorts)
• Hard sole shoes with socks, must be tennis shoes or boots (No Crocs, flip flops, or Toezees)
Cycling
• Recommended that Scouts bring a camel pack or water bottle
• Hard sole shoes with socks, must be tennis shoes or boots (No Crocs, flip flops, or Toezees)
• Cotton type material shorts required (No Scout shorts)
• No trick bikes
• Sun tan lotion, small first aid kit, Merit Badge worksheet
• If Scout brings his own bike, it must be in good working order
• Must have ability to ride long distances during the week
Horsemanship
• This program will only be offered weeks #1-3 (Mon.-Thurs.)
• New pilot program for Scouts, Venturing and Explorers
• Learn about horses, riding and safety leading up to a Trail Ride.
• Jean pants, close toed shoes, water bottle, and sun tan lotion.
• A hold harmless agreement will need to be signed prior to camp.
Troop Time Activities (See Section V)
• Climbing
• Horseback Riding
• La-No-Che Scramble
• Team Building
• Trail Bike Adventure
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Adventure Camp
(Advanced Scout Programs)
Program
Alpine Adventure
A.T.V. (14-15)
A.T.V. (16)
C.O.P.E.
Search & Rescue I*
Search & Rescue II
9:00 10:00 11:00
3
5
6 min-12 max
1:30 2:30 Age By 6/1/14
6 min-12 max
14+
3
14-15+
5
16+
13+
8
8
14+
16+
Cost $35
Cost $45, State ID required
Cost $45
ICS 100 On-line training
Cost $45
(Adventure Camp Advanced Programs will meet on the front porch of the Dining Hall following Sunday night campfire)
* BSA Merit Badge
Advanced Scout Programs (See Section III)
Alpine Adventure
The Alpine Tower is one of our newest addition it stands 60 foot tall and weighs over 18,000 lbs.With a Giant Swing attached extending out 110’, it is sure to test even the bravest of Scouts. The Alpine Tower is designed for universal programming for individuals of all abilities, including participants with disabilities.
A.T.V. X-Treme Power Sports
We have teamed up with A.T.V. Safety Institute of California to provide one of out our newest additions to
Adventure Camp. The A.T.V. X-Treme Power-sports program teaches Scouts the fundamentals of proper control, stopping, and turning while operating an A.T.V. All while having a fun outdoor experience.
C.O.P.E.
Work as a team and progress through Challenging Outdoor Personal Experiences all week
long. Conquer obstacles, games, puzzles and challenges that emphasize and encourage working as a team, developing leadership, and problem solving, as well as building self-esteem.
Search and Rescue I*
Search and Rescue gives Scouts the opportunity to learn the difference between searching, rescuing,
and also the basic fundamentals. Scouts will participate in simulations at the end of the week to test
what they have learned. ICS-100 on-line training must be completed before attending, and scouts
must have already earned First Aid, Emergency Preparedness, and Wilderness Survival Merit Badge.
Search and Rescue II is advanced training in the Search and Rescue method including A.T.V.’s, Bikes,
K-9 and more. The program will include Table Top exercises, scenarios and more hands on activities.
Adult Leader Program (See Section IV)
• Alpine Experience
• C.O.P.E. and Alpine Tour
• Level I Training
• Adventure Camp Tour
• Adventure Tower
• Alpine Psycho Swing
• COPE Night Prowler
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Adventure Expeditions
Program
Attraction Tours
Poseidon's Odyssey
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30 Age By 6/1/14 Preparation Prior to Camp
All Day
11+
Cost $290-$380
All Day
13+
(An up to date official BSA Annual Health and Medical Record must be completed and signed)
Adventure Expeditions
Camp La-No-Che has adventure expeditions for units to enjoy camp and some exciting adventures. You can
pick one of our summer camp high-adventure expeditions, or meet with the Assistant Camp Director of Program to custom plan an adventure, or participate in our normal summer camp adventures, such as Attraction
Adventures, canoeing, caving, climbing, leadership, sports, trail biking, and many more adventures. Your
unit will have an opportunity to meet new friends, enjoy the outdoors, and experience some new adventures.
For the Adventure Expeditions, one or two Scouts from a unit may come as Provisional Scouts. If a unit
sends three or more Scouts to a program, the unit must provide an adult leader. Also, a unit may schedule one of these programs just for their unit if they meet the minimum requirements. All the programs
are subject to changes due to circumstances beyond our control. If a change should be necessary,
we will notify you as soon as possible. Also, each Adventure Expedition has a minimum of 6 Scouts
and a maximum of 14 Scouts. If a program does not meet the minimum number required, a Scout
may transfer to another program. Call today to enroll your unit and start planning your adventure.
Poseidon's Odyssey
Camp La-No-Che is pleased to provide an odyssey like no other. Experience a week in the life of Poseidon as you go tubing, canoeing, deep sea fishing, windsurfing, and water-skiing in Central Florida. Below is a detailed schedule of the weeks activities, and suggested items to bring with you.
Schedule
Day
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Activities
Tubing and Swimming on the Ichetucknee River
Canoeing the Silver River
Deep Sea Fishing
Wind-surfing/Basics of Sailing
Water-Skiing/Wake-Boarding/Tubing/Sailing
Poseidon's Odyssey Suggested Gear
Light Weight Long-Sleeved Shirt
Water Bottles or Hydration Pack
Sleeping Bag (Light Weight)
Light Weight Long Pants
Backpack (Waterproof)
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Snorkeling Gear
Fishing Rod/Tackle
Insect Repellent
Bike Repair Kit
Tennis Shoes/Sandals
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Rain Gear
Sunglasses
First Aid Kit
Underwear
Work Gloves
Swim suits
Sunscreen
Mess Kit
T-shirts
Cup
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Tent
Hat
Stove
Flashlight
Belt
Attractions Tours
Here’s your chance of a lifetime! The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation
is proud to provide exciting tour packages for troops. You can tour Spaceport USA, U.S. Space
Camp, Daytona U.S.A., Walt Disney World, Sea World, Universal Studios Escape, and other Central
Florida attractions and next day doing, merit badges, and troop activities at Camp La-No-Che.
At Kennedy Space Center, Spaceport USA, your unit will experience a simulated Apollo 11 moon launch countdown,
inspect a Saturn V rocket, see the enormous VehicleAssembly Building, and view the IMAX film “The Dream isAlive.”
At Walt Disney World, Scouts will gain admission to one of the world’s favorite theme parks. Tour
Tomorrowland, Fantasyland, Adventureland, Frontierland, Cinderella’s Castle, and much more! Be one of the
millions who visit Mickey and his pals every year. Also, visit EPCOT, Disney-MGM, and Animal Kingdom.
At Sea World, you can witness the remarkable level of respect, understanding, and love between
man and aquatic wildlife as trainers play and perform with Sea World’s famous animal stars. You
will also receive a special behind-the-scenes look at Sea World which is not available to the public.
Check out Universal Studios Escape, where you can see the fabulous “Mummy” and experience many,
many other great movie rides. Check out the Hard Rock Café and see memorabilia from your favorite
stars, or visit the new exciting Islands of Adventure. Also, we can arrange custom tours to other Central
Florida attractions such as Water Mania, Wet ‘n Wild, Silver Springs, Busch Gardens, and Daytona U.S.A.
As a final activity, you will be able to choose from a variety of troop activities for your unit, including hiking the
trails of La-No-Che, canoeing, rowing, swimming in the Olympic size pool, horseback riding, archery, and more.
Troops will check in on Sunday between noon and 3:00pm and check out on Saturday morning between
8:00am and 10:00am. The tour package includes admission to all attractions, lodging, and meals at Camp
La-No-Che. (Transportation costs are not included) Offered all eight weeks and also throughout the year. You
can choose from four packages for the amount of days spent in attractions, the rest you would spend at camp:
Option B Descriptions
Attraction Expedition Levels
Level
Premium
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Option A
4
3
2
1
Option B
1
1
1
2
Cost (per person)
$400
$380
$330
$320
Option B
Disney Quest
Blizzard Beach
Typhoon Lagoon
Wet & Wild
Wonder Works
Descriptions
Interactive Reality Games
Water Park
Water Park
Water Park
Science & Adventure Reality
Option A Descriptions
Attraction
Magic Kingdom
EPCOT
Disney - MGM
Animal Kingdom
Sea World
Busch Gardens
Universal Studios
Islands of Adventure
Kennedy Space Center
Fun & Adventure Movies & TV
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
Animals & Conservation Space & Science
X
X
X
X
X
*Please inquire at registration for more information about transportation, MB programs, dinner vouchers *
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Aquatics
(All Aquatics merit badges require first earning Swimming Merit Badge)
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Advanced Sailing
10
Advanced S.C.U.B.A.
All Day (min 4)
Aquatics Supervision, BSA
8
Board-sailing (Windsurfing) 6
6
6
6
S
Canoeing*
20
20
Instructional Swim
5
5
10
5
5
Kayaking*
10
10
10
Lifesaving*
15
15
S
Motor-boating*
6
6
6
Personal Watercraft
6
6
Rowing*
10
S.C.U.B.A. * (Cert.)
All Day (min 4)
S
Small Boat Sailing*
10
10
Snorkeling, BSA
15
Swimming*
30
30
40
30
30
Watersports-Wakeboarding* 2
2
2
2
2
Watersports-Water-skiing*
2
2
2
2
2
Small Boat Sailing Merit Badge is req.
14+, Cost $410, Complete paperwork
16+, Purchase manual at camp
Scout must have strength to pick up sail
Req. #2a, #2b, Knee pads are helpful
Must have Canoeing Merit Badge
Req. #13a, #13b, Clothes for req. #7e
Cost $25, Req. #1c
15+, Cost $45, Boater's Ed. Card, Paperwork
Req. #2a, 2b
14+ See Section III, Cost $410
Req. #1b
Cost $8 fee for all gear needed
Req. #2a, #2b, Bring long clothes
Cost $45, Req. #2a, #2b
Cost $45, Req. #2a, #2b
(Water-sports Merit Badge will meet Monday morning at 6:15am at the Bouldering Wall)
*BSA Merit Badge S STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
• Please bring a notebook, pen, pencil, and merit badge books with you to all classes.
• Please bring water shoes to all lake-front merit badges and activities.
• Advanced Sailing
• Aquatic Supervision, BSA
• Board-sailing (Windsurfing)
• Personal Watercraft
• S.C.U.B.A. * (Certification)
• S.C.U.B.A. Advanced
Adult Leader Program (See Section IV)
• Aquatic Supervision
• Safe Swim Defense/Safety Afloat, BSA
• Scoutmaster Splash/SPL Time
• S.C.U.B.A. Certification
• S.C.U.B.A. Advanced
• Canoeing
• Mile Swim, BSA
• Rowing/Kayaking
• SM Splash/SPL Dive
• Swimming
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Ecology
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Animal Science*
20
S
Astronomy*
20
Bird Study*
20
Dog Care* (& Veterinary Medicine*) 20
Environmental Science*
20
20
Fish & Wildlife Management*
20
Forestry* (& Pulp & Paper*)
20
Insect Study*
20
Mammal Study*
20
S
Nature* (& Weather* )
20
Oceanography*
20
Reptile & Amphibian Study*
20
Soil & Water Conservation*
20
S
Space Exploration*
25
Sustainability*
20
*BSA Merit Badge
S
Req. #6
Req. #5
Cost approx. $10 for bird feeder
(DC) req. #4, #8; (VM) req. #6
Req. #7
(N) req. #4
Cost approx. $5 for clay
Req. #8
Cost approx. $20 for rocket
TBD
STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
• Conservation Projects
• Hiker of La-No-Che
- Big Stump Trail
- Cat Eye Trails - Sulfur Springs Trail
- Trapper Creek Trail
• Pulp & Paper Merit Badge
• Snake Feeding
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Handicraft
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Art* (& Basketry*)
20
20
20
20
Kits estimated cost $15
Bugling* (& Music*)
15 (B) req. #6; (M) req. # 3, #4
Cinematography*
20
Collections* (& Textiles*)
15 (C) photos of collection;(T) req. #2a
Leatherwork* (& Woodcarving*) 15
15
15
15
Cost approx. $20, Knife & T. Chip
Pottery* (& Sculpture*)
10
10
10
10
Cost approx. $5, (P) req. #5, #7
Public Speaking*
15
Theatre*
20
*BSA Merit Badge
Merit Badge Program
• All Scouts taking craft related merit badges should bring money to purchase craft kits at trading post.
• Additional Project Help
• Custom Craft Projects
• Fingerprinting Merit Badge
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Healthcraft
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
Athletics (& Sports*)
20
(A) req. #3a-d, #5; (S) req. #4, #5
Crime Prevention* (& Traffic Safety*)
15
(CP) req. #7, bring newspaper
Disab. Awareness* (& Public Health*)
20
20 Req. #2
Emergency Preparedness*
15
15
15
15
15 First Aid MB Required, Req. #8c
Fire Safety* (& Safety*)
15 (FS) req. #11; (S) req. #2, #3b, #4, #6
First Aid*
25
25
50
25
25 Req. #2d
Medicine*
15
Req. #7a, #10
Personal Fitness*
20
20
20
20
Req. #1a-b, #7, #8, #9
S
*BSA Merit Badge
Merit Badge Program
• Basic C.P.R. Skills
• Basketball and Volleyball
• Mile Run, BSA
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Leadership Academy
Program
Adult Leader Training Program
Cit. in the Com.*& Fam. Life*)
Citizenship in the Nation*
Citizenship in the World*
Communications*
Personal Management*S
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
All Day
See Section IV for more information
(CC) req. #3, #5, #7c, #8;
25
(FL) req. #2, #3, #4,-#5, #6B
25
Req. #2, #8
25
Req. #7
25
Req. #5, #7, #8
25
Req, #2, #8
*BSA Merit Badge
S
STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
• All merit badges are taught in an air conditioned classroom within the Rotary Lodge.
• Attendance all week is required, and it is highly encourages to complete pre-requisites prior to camp.
Adult Leader Programs (See Section IV)
• Adult Leader Training Program
Adult Leader Training
Program
Day
Time
Intro. to Outdoor Leader Skills Monday-Tuesday
10:00-3:00pm
Scoutmaster Specifics
Wed. & Thur.
Wed. 10:00-3:00pm & Thur. 10:00-12:00pm
Merit Badge Counselor
Thursday
2:00-4:00pm
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Native American
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
American Culture*
30
American Heritage*
30
Archaeology*
30
Indian Lore*
30
30
Tracking
30
Wilderness Survival*
15
15
Woodsman I
30
Woodsman II
30
Req. #2, #4 prepare to present to class
Req. #4
Cost approx. $5, Req. #1
Req. #5 bring to class
Fee TBD
*BSA Merit Badge
Merit Badge Program
• Woodsman I
• Woodsman II (Primitive Cooking)
• Tracking
• Tomahawk Throw Competition
• Tracking
• Woodsman I
• Woodsman II
• Bean Shooter War
• La-Cross Demonstration
• Man-Hunt Competition
• Open Village Activities
• Model Building
• Museum Tour
• Pottery Class
• Pow-Wow
• Story Telling Night
• Weapons
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Program
Camping*
Cooking*
Fishing*
Geo-caching*
Orienteering*S
Pioneering*
Scoutcraft
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
15
15
15
15
15 Req. #4b, #5e, #7b, #8d, #9a, #9b
15
15
15
15 Req. #6a, #6b, #6c, #7d, #8
15
15
10
10
Req. #9
15
15
15
15
15
15 Req. #2a, #2b
*BSA Merit Badge
S
STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
• Trek on Safely
• Orienteering Course
• Muddy Tug-of-War
• Paul Bunyan Award
• Rope Making
• Troop Time Fishing
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Shooting Sports
Program
Advanced Archery
Advanced Rifle
Advanced Shotgun
Archery*S
Rifle*S
Shotgun*S
8:00 9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
4
5
5
24
24
32
32
12
12
*BSA Merit Badge
S
Week #5-6 only, Bow & Archery MB Req
Cost $30, Required Rifle Merit Badge
Cost $125, Required Shotgun Merit Badge
Cost $6, Strength to draw 20# bow
Cost $15
Cost $50, Required Rifle Merit Badge
STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
• Each Scout is responsible to provide goggles, and ear plugs (available to purchase in the Trading Post)
• Advanced Archery
• Advanced Rifle
• Advanced Shotgun
• Black Powder/ Shotgun Experience
• Troop Shoots- Archery
- Black Powder
- Rifle
- Shotgun
• SM/SPL Rifle Competition
• SM/SPL Archery Competition
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STEM
Program
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
S
Auto Maintenance*
8
8
S
Chess*
10
S
Electricity*
8
Electronics*
10
Home Repairs*
8
S
Inventing*
10
Painting*
10
Photography*
10
Plumbing*
8
S
Radio*
12
S
Robotics*
15
Welding*
8
S
*BSA Merit Badge
Cost approx. $25 (Project & Goggles), Req. #8
Cost approx. $15 (Project & Goggles)
Cost approx. $5 (Goggles), Bring Gloves
Cost approx. $5 (Goggles)
Cost $5,bring digital camera/charger/memory card
Cost approx. $5 (Goggles)
Req. #7 , #8
Cost $15 paid to Camp Office
100% cotton/denim long shirt, jeans, leather boots
STEM Program
Merit Badge Program
Attention
Please be aware that some Scouts cannot complete these merit badges at camp, but they will work on requirements throughout the week and complete portions of the badges. Scout leaders are needed to teach
these introduction to technical merit badges and may want to bring their own teaching aids. If interested in
teaching a Stem merit badge during summer camp, please contact: Mac Griffith at mac@camplanoche.com
Important Note
If we do not get a counselor for a Stem class, we will have to cancel the class. Scouts will
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Trailblazer
Program
Trailblazer
9:00 10:00 11:00 1:30 2:30
60
60
Bring personal first aid kit to class
Trailblazer Program
The Trailblazer program will be held daily in 2 two-hour sessions (9:00 am until 10:50 am or 1:30 pm
until 3:20 pm). Scouts who participate will become versed in the Boy Scout ideals and patrol methods.
Scouts with less than six months as Boy Scouts are encouraged to participate in the Trailblazer program. Three hours are left open for the youth to participate in merit badge sessions that interest them.
This program will introduce them to basic skills required for advancement to First Class. All areas covered
will be signed off on a special Trailblazer form. It is the responsibility of the Scoutmaster to test the Scout
when he returns home and then sign him off when he has proven that he knows the skill. Scouts who have
been in the Scouting program for six months or more and need only certain items for advancement (i.e.
knots, compass work, basic first aid skills, etc.) may find that their needs can be accomplished during troop
activity time with the appropriate program area (e.g., Aquatics). Feel free to set up required instruction
with area directors at the beginning of the week. Scout leaders are needed who have some free time and
can volunteer helping to enhance program instruction. Please sign up Sunday at the SM/SPL meeting.
Trailblazers Schedule
Day
Sunday
Monday
Activity
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Check-in; swim check
Patrol Method, Flag Etiquette and Protocol, Scout Motto/Oath/Law/Symbol
Square Knot, Bowline, Clove Hitch, Timber Hitch, Taut-Line Hitch, Two Half Hitches;
Square Lashing; Shear Lashing; Diagonal Lashing
Introduction to Basic First Aid
Firem'n Chit; Fire Safety
Safe Hiking and Camping, Whipping and Fusing Rope, Camp Gadget, Orienteering
• Dutch Over Cooking Competition
• Flag Etiquette & Retirement
• Totin' Chip/Firem'n Chit
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Youth Program Schedule Index
Please refer to the following pages in this section for an index of all programs offered at
Camp La-No-Che listed alphabetically and by program. Please read over the following
directions so you can understand the information for each program that is provided in the tables.
The shaded areas in the schedules represent the capacities of the classes.
An asterisk "*" next to the
program name indicates the program is a merit badge class.
2014 Camp La-No-Che Merit Badge Schedule (Sorted by Merit Badge Name)
Program (*indicates Merit Badge)
Program Area
9:00am 10:00am 11:00am Lunch 1:30pm 2:30pm
Leadership Academy
All Day
All Day
Advanced Archery (Weeks 5 &6 Only) Shooting Sports
4
Advanced Rifle
Shooting Sports
5
Advanced Shotgun
Shooting Sports
Advanced Sailing
Aquatics
Advanced S.C.U.B.A
Alpine Adventure
American Culture*
American Heritage*
Animal Science*
Archaeology*
Aquatics
Adventure Camp
Native American
Native American
Ecology
Aquatics
Native American
Archery*
Art* (& Basketry*)
Astronomy*S
Shooting Sports
Handicraft
Ecology
S
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10
All Day
All Day
10
30
30
20
10
30
24
20
20
29
20
24
20
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Program Area
9:00am
Advanced Archery (Weeks 5 & 6 Only)
Advanced Rifle
Leadership Academy
Shooting Sports
Shooting Sports
Advanced Shotgun
Advanced Sailing
Shooting Sports
Aquatics
Advanced S.C.U.B.A
Alpine Adventure
American Culture*
American Heritage*
Animal Science*
Archaeology*
Archery*S
Art* (& Basketry*)
Astronomy*S
AthleticsS (& Sports*)
Attraction Tours
A.T.V. (14-15)
A.T.V. (16+)
Aquatics
Adventure Camp
Native American
Native American
Ecology
Aquatics
Native American
Shooting Sports
Handicraft
Ecology
Healthcraft
Adventure Exped.
Adventure Camp
Adventure Camp
Auto Maintenance*
Basketry* (& Art*)
Bird Study*
Board-sailing (Windsurfing)
Bugling* (& Music*)
STEM
Handicraft
Ecology
Aquatics
Handicraft
C.O.P.E.
Camping*
Canoeing*S
Chess*S
Cinematography*
Cit. in the Community* (& Family Life*)
Climbing*
Communications*
Cooking*
Adventure Camp
Scoutcraft
Aquatics
STEM
Handicraft
Leadership Academy
Leadership Academy
Leadership Academy
Adventure Camp
Handicraft
Leadership Academy
Scoutcraft
Cycling*S
Dog Care* (& Veterinary Medicine*)
Electricity*S
Electronics*
Healthcraft
Adventure Camp
Ecology
Healthcraft
STEM
STEM
Healthcraft
Ecology
S
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11:00am Lunch 1:30pm 2:30pm
All Day
All Day
4
5
5
10
All Day (min 4)
All Day (min 4)
6 min -18 max
30
30
20
8
8
30
24
20
20
20
20
24
20
20
All Day
8
20
20
6
3
3
5
5
8
20
20
20
6
6
6
15
15
6 min -18 max
15
20
15
15
15
20
10
20
25
25
25
15
15
15
25
15
15
15
15
15
10
20
20
8
10
15
15
15
20
30
20
15
15
20
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Family Life (& Cit. in the Community*)
First Aid*
Fishing*
Geo-caching*
Home Repairs*
Horsemanship* (Weeks 1,2, & 3 only)
Indian Lore*
Insect Study*
Instructional Swim
Inventing*S
Kayaking*
Leatherwork* (& Woodcarving*)
Lifesaving*
Mammal Study*
Medicine*
Motor-boating*S
Music* (& Bugling*)
Nature* (& Weather*S)
Oceanography*
Orienteering*S
Painting*
Personal Fitness*
Personal Watercraft
Photography*
Pioneering*
Plumbing*
Public Health* (& Disab. Awareness*)
Public Speaking*
Program Area
Leadership Academy
Healthcraft
Healthcraft
Ecology
Scoutcraft
Ecology
Scoutcraft
STEM
Adventure Camp
Native American
Ecology
Aquatics
STEM
Aquatics
Handicraft
Aquatics
Ecology
Healthcraft
Aquatics
Handicraft
Ecology
Ecology
Scoutcraft
STEM
Healthcraft
Leadership Academy
Aquatics
STEM
Scoutcraft
STEM
Adventure Exped.
Handicraft
Healthcraft
Handicraft
Pulp & Paper* (& Forestry*)
Ecology
Radio*
Rifle*S
Robotics*S
Rowing*
STEM
Ecology
Shooting Sports
STEM
Aquatics
S
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10:00am
25
25
15
15
25
15
50
25
25
20
20
15
8
4
4
30
30
5
20
5
10
10
15
10
15
10
15
5
10
5
6
15
15
20
15
6
6
15
20
20
20
6
15
20
20
15
15
10
20
25
6
6
10
15
10
15
8
All Day
10
20
10
15
10
20
15
20
12
20
32
32
15
10
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Search and Rescue*
S.C.U.B.A.* (Certification)
Safety* (& Fire Safety*)
Sculpture* (& Pottery*)
Shotgun*S
Small Boat Sailing*
Snorkeling, BSA
Space Exploration*S
Sports* (& Athletics*S)
Sustainability*
Swimming*
Textiles * (& Collections)
Theatre*
Tracking
Traffic Safety* (& Crime Prevention*)
Trailblazer (New Scout Program)
Veterinary Medicine* (& Dog Care*)
Watersports-Wakeboard*
Watersports-Waterskiing*
Weather*S (& Nature*)
Welding*
Windsurfing (Board-sailing)
Program Area
Adventure Camp
Adventure Camp
Aquatics
Healthcraft
Handicraft
Shooting Sports
Aquatics
Aquatics
Ecology
Ecology
Healthcraft
Ecology
Aquatics
Handicraft
Handicraft
Native American
Healthcraft
Trailblazer
Ecology
Aquatics
Aquatics
Ecology
STEM
Native American
Aquatics
Woodcarving* (& Leatherwork*)
Woodsman I
Handicraft
Native American
Woodsman II
Native American
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10:00am
8
All Day (min 4)
10
10
10
12
10
8
All Day (min 4)
15
10
12
10
15
20
25
20
20
30
30
40
30
30
15
20
30
15
60
60
20
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
20
15
15
6
8
6
6
6
6
15
15
15
15
30
30
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ADVENTURE CAMP
Area Program (*indicates Merit Badge)
Alpine Adventure
A.T.V. (14-15)
A.T.V. (16)
C.O.P.E.
Climbing*
Cycling*S
Horsemanship* (Weeks 1, 2, and 3)
9:00am
10:00am
11:00am Lunch
8
5
6 min -12 max
15
10
4
1:30pm 2:30pm
6 min -12 max
8
5
15
4
8
Search and Rescue I*
8
ADVENTURE
EXPEDITION
Attraction Tours
All Day
All Day
Advanced Sailing
Advanced S.C.U.B.A
All Day (min 4)
All Day (max 8)
AQUATICS
6
Board-sailing (Windsurfing)
Canoeing*S
Instructional Swim
Kayaking*
Lifesaving*
Motor-boating*S
Personal Watercraft
Rowing*
S.C.U.B.A.*(Certification)
Small Boat Sailing*S
ECOLOGY
All Day (max 8)
6
6
6
5
10
10
10
5
20
5
10
20
15
5
15
6
6
6
6
6
10
All Day (min 4)
10
All Day (min 4)
10
15
Snorkeling, BSA
30
2
2
6
Swimming*
Water-sports-Wakeboard*
Water-sports-Waterskiing*
Wind-surfing (Board-sailing)
Animal Science*
Astronomy*S
Bird Study*
Dog Care* (& Veterinary Medicine*)
Insect Study*
Mammal Study*
Nature* (& Weather*S)
Oceanography*
Pulp & Paper* (& Forestry*)
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All Day (min 4)
30
2
2
6
40
2
2
6
20
30
2
2
6
30
2
2
6
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
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Space Exploration*S
Sustainability*
Veterinary Medicine* (& Dog Care*)
Weather*S (& Nature*)
Art* (& Basketry*)
Basketry* (& Art*)
Bugling* (& Music*)
Cinematography*
Leatherwork* (& Woodcarving*)
Music* (& Bugling*)
Public Speaking*
Sculpture* (& Pottery*)
Textiles * (& Collections)
Theatre*
Woodcarving* (& Leatherwork*)
Athletics*S (& Sports*)
First Aid*
Medicine*
Personal Fitness*
Public Health* (& Disab. Awareness*)
Safety* (& Fire Safety*)
Sports* (& Athletics*S)
Traffic Safety* (& Crime Prevention*)
Cit. in the Community* (& Family Life*)
9:00am
11:00am Lunch
2:30pm
ECOLOGY
25
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
15
20
HANDICRAFT
15
15
15
15
15
15
10
10
10
10
15
10
10
10
10
15
20
15
15
15
15
20
15
15
25
25
15
20
50
25
20
20
20
15
20
15
15
20
20
15
15
25
20
15
20
15
All Day
All Day
25
25
25
25
Communications*
25
Family Life (& Cit. in the Community*)
American Culture*
American Heritage*
Archaeology*
Indian Lore*
Tracking
Woodsman I
Woodsman II
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20
20
HEALTHCRAFT
LEADERSHIP
ACADEMY
NATIVE AMERICAN
10:00am
25
30
30
30
30
30
30
15
15
30
30
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9:00am
15
15
15
SCOUTCRAFT
Camping*
Cooking*
Fishing*
Geo-caching*
Orienteering*S
Pioneering*
Advanced Archery (Weeks 5 & 6 only)
Advanced Rifle
Advanced Shotgun
Archery*S
Rifle*S
Shotgun*S
Auto Maintenance*S
Chess*S
Electricity*S
Electronics*
Home Repairs*
Inventing*S
Painting*
Photography*
Plumbing*
Radio*S
Robotics*S
Welding*
10:00am
15
11:00am Lunch
15
15
1:30pm
15
15
2:30pm
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
15
SHOOTING
SPORTS
4
5
5
24
32
12
8
24
32
12
8
10
8
10
8
TRAILBLAZER
(New Scout Program)
STEM
10
10
10
8
12
15
8
60
Trailblazer
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Section III- Advanced Scout Programs
(Must meet age requirement by June 1st)
Advanced Archery (11+)
This Advanced Archery program is an opportunity for older Scouts who have completed the Shooting Sports
Merit Badges to continue shooting as they learn advanced skills in archery. The program takes all week.
Advanced Rifle (11+)
This Advanced Rifle program is an opportunity for older Scouts who have completed the Shooting Sports
Merit Badges to continue shooting as they learn advanced skills in rifle. The program takes all week.
Advanced Shotgun (11+)
This Advanced Shotgun program is an opportunity for older Scouts who have completed the Shooting Sports
Merit Badges to continue shooting as they learn advanced skills in shotgun. The program takes all week.
Advanced Sailing (11+)
This course is designed to review concepts learned in Small Boat Sailing Merit Badge, as well
as introduce two-sail sailing and racing concepts. Participants will sail JY-15s and catamarans.
Advanced S.C.U.B.A. (14+)
This program is for more advanced Scuba Divers that are already certified and experienced. You will experience
different dives during camp at some exciting Florida dive locations. Please check the website (www.camplanoche.com) for additional information and updates! The course cost is $410.00. The participants are required
to have their own set of mask, snorkel, fins, and booties of Scuba quality. (Sets purchased at Wal-Mart or Sports
Authority are not suitable for Scuba diving.) The Scuba Staff can assist in the selection of this equipment.
The Scout will need access fees for the two days of diving at parks to complete the course, a total cost of $22.
Alpine Adventure (14+)
The Alpine Tower is one of our newest addition it stands 60 foot tall and weighs over 18,000 lbs.With a Giant
Swing attached extending out 110’, it is sure to test even the bravest of Scouts. The Alpine Tower is designed for
universal programming for individuals of all abilities, including participants with disabilities. The tower provides
30 different activities for Scouts to experience, with a wide variety of challenges. The program has a fee of $35.
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Attraction Tours (11+)
Here’s your chance of a lifetime! The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation is proud to provide
exciting tour packages for troops.You can tour Spaceport USA, U.S. Space Camp, Daytona U.S.A., Walt Disney World,
Sea World, Universal Studios Escape, and other Central Florida attractions and spend a day doing, merit badges, and
troop activities at Camp La-No-Che. For more information see page 18 for what these tour packages have to offer.
A.T.V. X-Treme Power Sports (14+)
We have teamed up withA.T.V. Safety Institute of California to provide one of out our newest additions toAdventure
Camp. The A.T.V X-Treme Power-sports program teaches Scouts the fundamentals of proper control, stopping,
and turning while operating an A.T.V. All while having an outdoor experience. The program has a fee of $45.
Aquatic Supervision, BSA (16+)
Training for BSA Swimming & Water Rescue provides leaders with information and skills
to prevent, recognize, and respond to swimming emergencies during unit swimming activities. Persons
completing the training should be able to assess their preparation to supervise unit swimming events.
The BSA recommends that at least one person with this training is present to supervise whenever a unit
is at a location that does not have lifeguards. This training is open to any adult leader, Scout, Venturer,
or Explorer who is age 16+ years old. The course takes approx. 8 hours and is valid for 3 years.
Board-sailing /Windsurfing (11+)
This is a one-hour course designed for the older scout who loves the water. It is
r e c o m m e n ded that the s cout h a ve the Sma ll Boa t S a iling M e r it Ba dge o r s a ilin g
experience before taking this course. Scouts must be able to lift the sail out of the water.
C.O.P.E (13+)
Work as a team and progress through Challenging Outdoor Personal Experiences all week long. Conquer obstacles,
games, puzzles and challenges that emphasize and encourage working as a team, developing leadership, and
problem solving, as well as building self-esteem. The program has a fee of $45, and the C.O.P.E. Events include:
Slack Line Traverse
Flying Squirrel
Confidence Pole
A-Frame Shuffle
Triangle Traverse
Nitro Crossing
TP Shuffle
Blind Haze
Artesian Beam
Tire on a Pole
The Wall
Spider Web
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All Aboard
Port Hole
The Beam
Cargo Net
Drop Zone
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Water Wheel
Tire Traverse
Criss Cross
Giants Ladder
Zip Line
Wild Woosey
Swinging Log
Cat Walk
Trolley
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Personal Watercraft (15+)
Camp La-No-Che is an approved site for the Boy Scouts of America's National P.W.C. Program. Scouts will
learn care and proper maintenance of safety equipment, P.W.C.'s, P.W.C. safety procedures, stewardship
to the marine environment, basic operation and handling of a P.W.C. and navigational "rules of the road".
Scouts must be at least 15 years old, have earned the Florida Boater Education Card, have a Photo ID,
with name, date of birth, and home address, and have parent guardian sign a Hold Harmless Agreement
(See Section X) to participate in the P.W.C. Program. There is a $45 fee for fuel and maintenance.
Poseidon's Odyssey (14+)
Camp La-No-Che is pleased to provide an odyssey like no other. Experience a week in the
life of Poseidon as you go tubing, canoeing, deep sea fishing, wind-surfing, and water-skiing in Central Florida. For more information see page 18 for what this Odyssey has to offer.
S.C.U.B.A.* Certification (14+)
"Scuba programs at La-No-Che are brought to you through a partnership with Underwater Adventures."
The Scuba program is a full certification program providing the Scout and adult leader an
opportunity to experience a different sort of high adventure. Providing that the participant completes
all the course requirements, they will have a PADI Open Water Certification, and memories
that will last them a lifetime. More advanced courses are available, please see the instructor.
The course cost is $410.00. The participants are required to have their own set of mask, snorkel,
fins, and booties of Scuba quality. (Sets purchased at Wal-Mart or Sports Authority are not suitable
for Scuba diving.) The Scuba staff can assist in the selection of this equipment. The scuba participant will be required to have the State Park access fees of $11.00 for each day of diving at weeks
end. There will be two days in which the scuba participants will be diving at local State Parks. At
times the scuba participants may want to eat off camp so please plan accordingly for these two days.
As per all High Adventure Programs, participants are to be 14 years of age. Scuba is open to
adult leaders as well as scouts. All participants are to complete a Scuba Medical Questionnaire and Statement of Understanding of Liability (both of these forms can be found in Section IX of this Leaders Guide). This Medical is separate from the BSA medical required for
camp and is to be signed by the parent or legal guardian for participants under 18 years of age.
Search and Rescue I (14+)
One of the newest merit badges offered at Camp La-No-Che. Search and Rescue gives Scouts the
opportunity to learn the difference between searching and rescuing, and also the basic fundamentals. Scouts
will participate in Search and Rescue simulations at the end of the week to test what they have learned.
Search and Rescue II (16+)
Search and Rescue II is advanced training in the Search and Rescue method including A.T.V.’s, Bikes, K-9 and more. The program will include Table Top exercises, scenarios and more hands on activities. IS 100 is a pre-req. (On-line training in advanced of attending).
Tracking (11+)
Come learn how to track and find animals out in the wilderness. Learn about the animals that live at
La-No-Che and the clues that they leave behind telling us that they are here. This is a great class for
older boys who want to add another camping skill to their backpack. You will leave well informed
each day and looking at La-No-Che through new eyes that will keep you coming back for more.
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Woodsman I (13+)
Advanced outdoor survival skills for Scouts who have Wilderness Survival Merit Badge. Learn
Native American survival skills and practices, primitive weapons history, fire making, history of
Seminoles, hide tanning, and flint napping. If you love the Native American Village you will love
this class, and appreciate the Native way of life much more. In this class you will learn to make your
very own survivial sticks, that you can take with our anywhere. If you are new to Camp La-No-Che
and are unsure about taking this class, don't be it is one of camps most popular and fills up quickly.
Woodsman II (13+)
Woodsman II is an extension course that adds new elements to the Woodsman program such as
Native American cooking. In this class you will eat items such as buffalo, venison, alligator, and
much, much more. You will also create your own eating utensils that you can take home with you
at the end of the week, don't miss out on this exciting program that Camp La-No-Che has to offer.
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Section IV- Adult Leader Programs
This is a week long course during which adult leaders will be put through various trainings including:
Program
Day
Time
Intro. to Outdoor Leader Skills
Monday-Tuesday 10:00-3:00pm
Scoutmaster Specifics
Wed. & Thur.
Wed. 10:00-3:00pm & Thur. 10:00-12:00pm
Merit Badge Counselor
Thursday
2:00-4:00pm
Troop Committee Challenge
Friday
10:00-12:00pm
Advanced Rifle
This Advanced Rifle program is an opportunity for Adult Leaders to continue shooting as they learn advanced
skills in rifle. The program takes all week.
Advanced S.C.U.B.A
This program is for more advanced Scuba Divers that are already certified and experienced. You will experience
different dives during camp at some exciting Florida Dive locations. Please check the website (www.camplanoche.com) for additional information and updates! The course cost is $410.00. The participants are required
to have their own set of mask, snorkel, fins, and booties of Scuba quality. (Sets purchased at Wal-Mart or Sports
Authority are not suitable for Scuba diving.) The Scuba staff can assist in the selection of this equipment. The
Scout will need access fees for the two days of diving at parks to complete the course, a total cost of $22.
Advanced Shotgun
This Advanced Shotgunprogram is an opportunity for Adult Leaders to continue shooting as they learn
advanced skills in shotgun. The program takes all week.
Aquatic Supervision, BSA
Training for BSA Swimming & Water Rescue provides leaders with information and skills
to prevent, recognize, and respond to swimming emergencies during unit swimming activities. Persons
completing the training should be able to assess their preparation to supervise unit swimming events.
The BSA recommends that at least one person with this training is present to supervise whenever a unit
is at a location that does not have lifeguards. This training is open to any adult leader, Scout, Venturer,
or Explorer who is age 16+ years old. The course takes approx. 8 hours and is valid for 3 years.
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Alpine Experience
Go on a tour of Adventure Camp and visit Project C.O.P.E., The Alpine Tower, and much more. You’ll be able
to see what your older Scouts have been raving about and try an event or two. Leaders will need long pants
and closed-toe shoes. This program starts Thursday after the Adult Leader Meeting inside the dining hall.
Black Powder/Shotgun Experience
Come down to the Black Powder/Shotgun Range and test your abilities while having fun. Whether you’re an
expert or a novice, come experience another of camp’s popular activities on Friday after the Scoutmaster meeting .
Dutch Oven Class
Come learn about dutch ovens on Tuesday at 11:00am at the Quartermaster Hut.
Whether you are a novice or and expert come share and swap recipes. Learn about
the basics of cooking, and get a step ahead for the upcoming competition later in the week.
Dutch Oven Competition
Come test your skills and compete against your fellow adult leaders in and old fashioned dutch oven
cook off. The competition will be held on Wednesday, all recipes should be ready by 6:00pm for judging
at Trailblazers. They will be served at 6:00pm at the Scoutmaster dinner for all to enjoy. Good Luck!
Level 1 Training
Do you have what it takes to be certified to work in Adventure Camp? Well find out
during this training program that takes place all week long. This hands on program is
for those adults who wish to have a better understanding of working on a high adventure course.
Night Owl
Join the Camp Director and his management staff roaming the camp every night at 10:00pm until approximately
midnight. We walk around to provide security. However, you usually discover much more than Scouts lost
from their campsites. Nature (deer, foxes, raccoons, bears, snakes, opossums, and more) comes out after
camp is asleep. Join the Night Owl Club by experiencing two late nights and earn a special Night Owl Patch.
Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat, BSA
Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat training is a minimum requirement for year-round aquatic troop
activities. Every adult leader is encouraged to be trained in Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat.
Training cards are good for two years. Training will be held 11:00am on Monday at the Pool Pavilion.
Scoutmaster Dinner
Each troop’s Scoutmaster is invited to attend a dinner hosted by the Council President and
Scout Executive. You’ll be able to ask questions and give suggestions on camp and
council activities. The dinner will be held Thursday at 5:45pm at the Trailblazer Pavilion.
Scoutmaster Meeting
A Scoutmaster meeting will be held Monday through Friday at 9:15am in the W.T. Bland
Dining Hall. This meeting will provide a chance to gain information about camp
as well as provide input about your troop’s summer camp experience at Camp La-No-Che.
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Scoutmaster Merit Badge
Scouts don't get to earn all the merit badges this week. Make sure you see the Camp Commissioner to receive the
requirements to earn your very own Scoutmaster Merit Badge. Visit all the areas, help with camp inspections and
the Night Owl Program, and you will be well on your way to taking home a patch and ribbon at the end of the week.
Scoutmaster Splash/SPL Dive
The Aquatics area will host the coveted Scoutmaster Splash/SPL Dive on Tuesday at 7:30pm
at the pool. Make sure you have your Scoutmaster and SPL ready for check-in at 7:15pm.
Scoutmaster/SPL Archery Competition
The Shooting Sports Archery Program will host a trial of skills on Monday at 7:30pm. Which troop
will come out on top? Do you think you can take your Scoutmaster on head to head, come and find out!
Scoutmaster/SPL Rifle Competition
The Shooting Sports Rifle Program will host a trial of skills on Wednesday at 7:30pm. Which troop
S.C.U.B.A. Certification
Scuba programs at La-No-Che are brought to you through a partnership with Underwater
Adventures. The Scuba program is a full certification program providing the Scout and adult leader
an opportunity to experience a different sort of high adventure. Providing that the participant
completes all the course requirements, they will have a PADI Open Water certification and memories
that will last them a lifetime. More advanced courses are available. Please see the instructor.
The course cost is $410.00. The participants are required to have their own set of mask, snorkel,
fins, and booties of Scuba quality. (Sets purchased at Wal-Mart or Sports Authority are not suitable
for Scuba diving.) The Scuba staff can assist in the selection of this equipment. The scuba participant will be required to have the State Park access fees of $11.00 for each day of diving at weeks
end. There will be two days in which the scuba participants will be diving at local State Parks. At
times the scuba participants want to eat off camp so please plan accordingly for these two days.
As per all high adventure programs, participants are to be 14 years of age. Scuba is open to
adult leaders as well as scouts. All participants are to complete a Scuba Medical Questionnaire and Statement of Understanding of Liability (both of these forms can be found in Section IX of this Leaders Guide). This Medical is separate from the BSA medical required for
camp and is to be signed by the parent or legal guardian for participants under 18 years of age.
Tomahawk Throw Competition
Come down to the Native American Village and test your abilities while having fun. Whether you’re
an expert or a novice, come experience another of camp’s popular activities, Wednesday at 11:00am.
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Tracking
Come learn how to track and find animals out in the wilderness. Learn about the animals that
live at La-No-Che and the clues that they leave behind telling us that they are here. This is a great
class for older boys who want to add another camping skill to their backpack. You will leave well
informed each day and looking at La-No-Che through new eyes that will keep you coming back for
more. After completeing this course the patch is available to buy at the Jack Jennings Trading Post.
Trek on Safely, BSA
Trek on safely will be held on Thursday at 11:00am at the Scoutcraft Pavilion come learn and broaden your
knowledge and receive this certification. If you have any questions our Scout Craft Staff will be happy to assist.
Woodsman I
Advanced outdoor survival skills for Scouts who have Wilderness Survival Merit Badge. Learn
Native American survival skills and practices, primitive weapons history, fire making, history of
Seminoles, hide tanning, and flint napping. If you love the Native American Village you will love
this class, and appreciate the Native way of life much more. In this class you will learn to make
your very own survivial sticks, that you can take with our anywhere. If you are new to Camp LaNo-Che and are unsure about taking this class, don’t be it is one of camps most popular and fills up
quickly. After completeing this course the patch is available to buy at the Jack Jennings Trading Post.
Woodsman II
Woodsman II is an extension course that adds new elements to the Woodsman program such as
Native American cooking. In this class you will eat items such as buffalo, venison, alligator, and
much, much more. You will also create your own eating utensils that you can take home with
you at the end of the week, don’t miss out on this exciting program that Camp La-No-Che has to
offer. After completeing this course the patch is available to buy at the Jack Jennings Trading Post.
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Adult Program Schedule Index
Program
Adult Leader Training Prog.
Advanced Rifle
Advanced S.C.U.B.A
Advanced Shotgun
Level 1 Training
S.C.U.B.A. Certification
Tracking
Woodsman I
Woodsman II
2014 Camp La-No-Che Adult Program Schedule
Program Area 9:00am 10:00am 11:00am Lunch 1:30pm 2:30pm 3:30-5:30pm
Leadership Acad.
All Day
All Day
Shooting Sports
5
Aquatics
All Day
All Day
Shoting Sports
5
Aquatics
10
Adventure Camp
8
Aquatics
All Day
All Day
Native American
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Native American
30
Native American
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Adult Daily Program
Time
Sunday
9:15am
10:00am
Monday
7:30pm
Thursday
Friday
Campsite Inspections begin following Scoutmaster Meeting in W.T. Bland Dining Hall
Safe Swim Defense
and Safety Afloat
(Lake-front)
12:30pm
6:00pm
Wednesday
Scoutmaster Meeting in W.T. Bland Dining Hall
11:00am
Afternoon
Tuesday
Dutch Oven Class
(Quartermaster)
Alpine Experience Black Powder/Shotgun
(Adventure Camp)
Experience
---------------------(Shooting Sports)
Trek on Safely
(Scoutcraft)
Senior Patrol Leader Meeting in Trailblazer Pavilion
4:30pm
SM/SPL
Orientation
(Trailblazer
Pavilion)
Troop Time
Scoutmaster &
Sign-ups
SPL Archery
(Handicraft/ (Shooting Sports)
Healthcraft
Pavilion)
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Tomahawk
Throw
(Native
American)
5:45pm
Scoutmaster
Dinner
(Trailblazer
Pavilion)
Scoutmaster
Splash &
SPL Dive
(Aquatics)
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Dutch Oven
Competition
Scoutmaster
& SPL Rifle
(Shooting
Sports)
Merit Badge
Blue Card Signing
(Handicraft/
Healthcraft)
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Section V- Troop Time Activities
(Activities and details are subject to change)
Additional Project Help
Those scouts that are taking Handicraft merit badges can get troop time project help by request
all week long. Please see the Handicraft Director to set up a time that fits your schedule.
Adventure Camp Tour
The Adventure Camp Tour is a great troop time activity for older scouts. During this tour older Scouts will have
the oppurtunity to see what Scout programs Camp La-No-Che Adventure Camo has to offer during Summer
Camp and off season. Scouts will come back looking forward to next year, and eager to come back to La-No-Che.
Adventure Tower
Adventure Tower (Static Rope Course) is a new program area that has 18 challenges and 3 levels of Rappelling.
Unlike any other event in Adventure Camp this will get your blood pumping. There is a fee per scout for this event.
Alpine Psycho Swing
Monday and Wednesday Night very deep in the woods stands a 60 foot tower, with lights and music. It transforms
into a night time experience for Scouts 14+ years old. Cancellations due to weather cannot be rescheduled.
Basic C.P.R. Skills
This troop time activity is put on by the Healthcraft area. If you need basic C.P.R.
signed off for any of your merit badges come set up a time with the Healthcraft Director
to learn the basics. This is an introductory class, Scouts will not earn certification.
Basketball and Volleyball
Tr o o p s c a n r e s e r v e t h e w h o l e c o u r t f o r 1 h o u r i n c r e m e n t s o n S u n d a y n i g h t a t
troop time sign ups. See the Healthcraft department to make sure you get your time on
the court this week. Free play will commence when there is not a troop signed up.
Bean Shooter War
Come shoot beans out of a bean shooter at all your fellow scouts and scoutmasters. Sign
u p S u n d a y n i g h t a t t r o o p t i m e s i g n - u p s w i t h t h e N a t i v e A m e r i c a n Vi l l a g e .
Camp Wide Movie
C a m p L a - N o - C h e w i l l b e p l a y i n g a m o v i e i n t h e D i n i n g H a l l . Tr o o p s n a c k
social is available for various snacks, including candy bars, nachos, popcorn,
and soda. Each Scout may choose his snacks from the serving line and pay at that time.
Canoeing
Enjoy paddling canoes around beautiful Lake Norris. Unit size may be limited by the number of canoes available.
Climbing
Come work together and climb as a troop as you learn team
building. Sign up at troop time sign up through Adventure Camp.
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Commissioner Awards
The Commissioner’s Awards will evaluate campsites and Scout Spirit/Service separately. Each troop will be
awarded a Commissioner’s Award for their troop flag, with the level of award based on the points earned during
the week. In addition, overall awards will be presented to the troops with the best campsite, the best Scout spirit,
the best gateway, and the best combined score overall. See Section IX for the score sheets used for this award.
Conservation Projects
If your troop is interested in doing a conservation project at camp, contact the Ecology staff for
assistance. If your troop wants to plan a conservation project prior to coming to camp and would
like to bring items to accomplish this task, please contact the camp at least one week before arriving.
COPE Night Prowler
A night zip line experience for Scouts 14+ years old. Cancellations due to weather can't be rescheduled.
Custom Craft Projects
Does your troop have a craft they would like to work on while at camp during troop time. Please
see the Handicraft Director to set up a time that fits your schedule to use the camp materials
Fingerprinting Merit Badge
Would you like to take home an extra merit badge from summer camp, well sign up during troop
time sign up and take the 1 hour Finger Printing Merit Badge through the Handicraft Area.
Flag Etiquette & Retirement
How do you correctly hold a flag, fold a flag, raise/lower a flag, and retire a flag? Is your troop doing
a flag ceremony for camp this week? Well come and see the correct way to practice all of these at
this troop time activity put on by the Trailblazer Area. You will leave confident and well informed.
Gateway Competition
Build a gateway into your campsite. It must be creative and built by the youth, without digging any holes.
Gateways will be judged on Thursday morning, and winners will be recognized at the Friday pre-campfire flag.
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Hiker of La-No-Che
Hiking the trails of Camp La-No-Che at The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation
can be a rewarding experience for Scouts and Scouters alike. The Ecology department maintains and
oversees the trail system throughout camp. Before starting any hike, please notify the staff at the Ecology
Lodge for directions, hints on changes and wildlife, and to sign the log book. Report back to Ecology
Lodge upon completion of each hike. To become a Hiker of La-No-Che and earn a special patch, one must
hike three trails, one of which must be hiked at night. The patch may be purchased at the trading post.
Big Stump Trail
This trail is a tradition at La-No-Che. Expect a muddy two hour walk through the Blackwater Swamp
to view an old first growth cypress stump and many natural areas of interest. To take this hike, report
to the Ecology Lodge with two leaders and ample time to complete the hike before dark. Weekly
changes in times may be invoked as water levels, staff schedules and weather require. Wear old
clothes and closed-toe shoes, preferably all items to throw away after the hike. Nobody comes back
in clean clothes and the mud usually won’t wash out completely. Those who make it to Big Stump
and back fulfill the requirements for a special patch available for purchase from the trading post.
Cateye Trails
The Cateye Red Trail is marked with red reflectors and the Cateye Blue Trail with blue reflectors
which the Scouts follow. The route uses existing roads and trails through the east side of
camp to provide a challenge for everyone. Remember to bring your flashlights, look up and
keep a sharp eye out for the red cateyes. These trails were blazed by the Ecology Staff and is
about an hour long. Remember your flashlights and keep an eye out for the red/blue cateyes.
Sulfur Springs Trail
This spring is one of the natural wonders of La-No-Che which is being preserved and protected. Because of
this protection, you can experience this wonderful ecosystem which unfolds before you. Please do not damage
plants and trees along the way, but take lots of pictures. Also, remember that the spring is not a swimming hole.
Trapper Creek Nature Trail
This is an adventure in wetland forests and creeks that sometimes flow under two bridges.
The wood ticks and mosquitoes may be a problem, so bring your repellent and spray
your ankles. Hikers may see close to half of Camp La-No-Che’s plant species on this trail
along with many different types of animals. This trail will focus on identification, making
it an ideal resource for Nature and Forestry Merit Badges and Trailblazer requirements.
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Horseback Riding
This great activity is fun for everyone, and brand new to Camp La-No-Che. Learn the
basics of horseback riding and take a real horse for a short trail ride around Camp Rybolt.
Ice Cream Social
This great activity is fun for everyone. Please sign up for this event at the Troop Time Activity sign-up Sunday
evening. The ice cream social is held at the W. T. Bland Dining Hall Monday-Wednesday nights, and there is a fee.
Inter-Troop Activities
Prepare to experience challenges playing fast and furious games and skills as troops compete.
Troops will compete Monday-Wednesday. A list of events will be provided on Sunday afternoon
at the SM/SPL meeting. Awards will be given out Friday evening at the pre-campfire gathering.
These games are optional and troops may decide whether or not to accept the game challenges.
La-Cross Demonstration
Ever wonder how La-Cross began, well come to the Native American Village and
learn all about this game that is very similar to several Native American variations.
La-No-Che Scramble
Sign your troop up at troop time sign-ups with Adventure Camp and run a race, it’s an adventure like
no other! Test your agility and physical fitness along a 1.5 mile long course. The course features a
portion of the events that are offered during the X5K Black Bear Challenge. Events like the Belly
Crawl, Triple Wall, Leprechaun Leap, and Spider Maze. Your Scouts will be talking about this
event long after they return. There is a fee paid to the camp office at the end of the week. Return
during the X5K Black Bear Challenge and run the whole course which features over 25 different
obstacles. Are you tough enough to finish the course? You must be 14 years old in order to participate!
Man-Hunt Competition
Come put your Native American stalking and tracking skills to work in a game of ManHunt. Compete against your best friends and see who really is the hide and go seek master.
Mile Run, BSA
In order to earn the Mile Run award, you must meet Monday morning at 6:00am at the Healthcraft
Pavilion, and 6:00am Tuesday through Thursday at the Sports Field. The award is a progressive
award, so attendance every morning is required. The patch may be purchased at the trading post.
Mile Swim, BSA
In order to participate in the mile swim must meet Sunday evening after the campfire at the pool pavilion for
registration and pre-swim meeting. Swims occurs Monday – Thursday at 6:00am. Monday morning, the group
will meet at the pool. Tuesday through Thursday, the group will meet at the Phillip Starr Waterfront. The award
is a progressive award, so attendance every morning is required. Make-up swim and instruction is available
Mon. – Thur. at 3:30pm at the Phillip Starr Waterfront. The emblem may be purchased at the trading post.
Model Building
Bring with you materials that you find around camp, and we will provide the glue. Make a model building
of a Native American Structure. Some suggested building materials are sticks, rocks, and pine cones.
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Muddy Tug-of-War
Are you ready to get some mud on your face and defend your troops honor? Well come to the
Scoutcraft area and compete in Muddy Tug of War! Sign up during troop time sign up on Sunday night.
Museum Tour
A museum tour is great way to learn more about the artifacts that are on exhibit in the Native American
Village. Set up a tour with the Native American Village, and sit back and be catapulted to a time long ago.
Open Village Activities
There is always something going on in the Native American Village. Make sure you stop
by during the week and see the museum, watch a movie, and visit the Native Trading Post.
Order of the Arrow
Scouts and Scouters are encouraged to bring their sashes to OA Night. Tipisa Lodge will host a cracker
barrel each Wednesday evening featuring an ice cream fellowship for all Arrowmen and campers.
Orienteering Course
Need to brush up on your orienteering skills or just explore camp. Visit the camp office and go on the
Buffalo Challenge Orienteering Course. It goes all through camp and will be an adventure you remember
Patrol Flag Competition
Bring your patrol flags to camp. Turn them in at the Quartermaster Hut on Wednesday morning
and pick them up on Thursday after lunch. Winners will be recognized at the Friday flag ceremony.
Bring your patrol flags to camp. Turn them in at the Quartermaster Hut on Wednesday morning
and pick them up on Thursday after lunch. Winners will be recognized at the Friday flag ceremony.
Paul Bunyan Award
Splitting rails, felling trees and mastering the skills originally learned for Totin’ Chip are all part of the Paul
Bunyan experience. The Scoutmaster and SPL should register for the program at the Sunday evening meeting
since a limited number of groups will be scheduled each week. The emblem may be purchased at the trading post.
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Pizza Social
Pizza is a great cracker barrel item for an evening snack. Prices vary, so please make arrangements on Sunday
evening. The social is at the W. T. Bland Dining Hall Monday-Wednesday nights from 8:00pm until 9:30 pm.
Pottery Class
The Native America Village brings you pottery at 7:30pm on Monday . For only
$.50 you can make something out of clay, and take it home to your parents as a souvenir.
Pow-Wow
Thursday night at 7:30pm the Native American Village come alive and brings you Family
Night Pow-Wow. Come experience Native American life and show your family. All parts of the
village are open and free to explore. Visit the museum, shooting galleries, and Native American
Trading Post. Special patches may be purchased at the Camp Office Thursday from 4-7:00pm.
Pulp & Paper Merit Badge
Would you like to take home an extra merit badge from summer camp, well sign up during
troop time sign up and take the 1 hour Pulp and Paper Merit Badge through the Ecology Area.
Rowing/Kayaking
A fun activity at Phillip Starr Waterfront for any unit. Arrangements are made through the Aquatics area.
Rope Making
Learn how to make an object you use all the time when you camp, you will leave amazed.
SM Splash/SPL Dive
The Aquatics area will host the coveted Scoutmaster Splash/SPL Dive on Tuesday at 7:30pm
at the pool. Make sure you have your Scoutmaster and SPL ready for check-in at 7:15pm.
SM/SPL Archery Competition
The Shooting Sports Archery Program will host a trial of skills on Monday at 7:30pm. Which troop
SM/SPL Rifle Competition
The Shooting Sports Rifle Program will host a trial of skills on Wednesday at 7:30pm. Which troop
Service Projects
If your unit is interested in doing a service project at camp, contact your camp commissioner for
assistance. If your unit wants to plan a service project prior to coming to camp and would like
to bring items to accomplish this task, please contact the camp at least one week before arriving.
Snake Feeding
Come see the greatest battle on camp between snake and mouse, in the Ecology
Lodge. Do not be late spots fill up quickly, make sure you get there early for a great view!
Soccer
Camp La-No-Che has a night sports program for Scouts and adult leaders on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday
nights at 7:00pm on the sports field. Staff will compete against Scouts and adults interested in playing soccer.
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Story Telling Night
Come experience Native American story telling. Listen to some traditional stories and some modern ones. Try
your hand at this ancient form of fellowship Monday, 8:30pm at the Dance Arbor in the Native American Village.
Swimming
Swimming is very popular as a troop activity in the afternoon and evening during
troop time. Make arrangements at the Troop Time Activity sign-up on Sunday evening.
Team Building
Come experience team building games for up to 24 Scouts with this troop time activity, the cost is only $2.
Totin' Chip/Firem'n Chit
These great programs are available during troop activity time and also through the Trailblazer Area.
Contact the Trailblazer Director for more information at the Troop Time sign-up on Sunday night.
Trail Bike Adventure
Camp La-No-Che is proud to own trail bikes to provide older Scouts opportunities
for adventure in the Florida outdoor. .Register at the SM/SPL sign-up Sunday evening. A
small fee is associated with this adventure, and an adult leader must accompany the group.
Troop Time Fishing
Come see what lives in beautiful Lake Norris and try your hand at fishing. Cheney Waterfront
next to the Scoutcraft area offers your very own dock where you can cast your line. It is
suggested that you bring your own tackle and rod. Good luck and we hope you catch a big one!
Troop Shirt Competition
Bring your troop shirt to camp. Turn them in at the Quartermaster Hut on Wednesday morning and pick
them up on Thursday after lunch. Winners will be recognized at the Friday pre-campfire flag ceremony.
Troop Shoots
Troop shoots in Archery, Black Powder Shooting, Rifle Shooting, and Shotgun Shooting are available
during troop activity time. Pistol Shooting costs $2 per person, Rifle Shooting costs $1 per person, Shotgun
Shooting costs $2 per person, Black Powder shooting costs $2.50 per person, and Archery costs $1 per
person. The ranges can handle a limited number of participants at a time, so make reservations on Sunday.
Weapons
Come shoot actual blow guns, throw spears and tomahawks during this troop time activity. See what kind of
shot you really are. Sign up Sunday night with the Native American Village, there is no cost with this event.
Custom Troop Activities
Not finding what you are looking for? Well, If you have a special request for a
custom troop activity, please let us know. We will do our best to accommodate!
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Troop Time Schedule Index
Please refer to the following pages for an index of all Troop Times offered at Camp La-No-Che listed by program area. For your
convenience the maximum number of participants and cost per Scout is also listed. Any fees associated with a Troop Time activity
is paid to the Camp Office at the end of the week. The time that is given is the afternoon or evening unless otherwise noted. It is
suggested that you review this list with your troop prior to the 7:30 Sunday Troop Time sign up to see what they would like to do
during the week. If you have any questions regarding Troop Times please see the Assistant Camp Director of Program during the week.
Activity
Adventure Camp Tour
Adventure Tower
Alpine Psycho Swing
Max
Cost
None None
TBD $10
TBD
$7
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
20
$6
TBD
$7
3
$30
3:30-4:45
None
$10
MAKE A RESERVATION ON SUNDAY
Team Building
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$2
Trail Bike Adventure
12
$5
Canoeing
Mile Swim, BSA
Rowing/Kayaking
SM Splash/SPL Dive
20
None
8&6
None
None
None
None
None
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None
3:30-4:20
3:30-4:20
3:30-4:20
4:30-5:20
4:30-5:20
4:30-5:20
3:30-4:20
3:30-4:20
3:30-4:20
3:30-4:20
6-7am
6-7am
6-7am
6-7am
4:30-5:20
4:30-5:20
4:30-5:20
4:30-5:20
7:30
3:30-4:05
3:30-4:05
3:30-4:05
3:30-4:05
4:10-4:45
4:10-4:45
4:10-4:45
4:10-4:45
4:50-5:25
4:50-5:25
4:50-5:25
4:50-5:25
8:00-8:35
8:00-8:35
8:00-8:35
8:40-9:15
8:40-9:15
8:40-9:15
MAKE A RESERVATION WITH ECOLOGY
3:40-6:00
3:40-6:00
3:40-6:00
3:40-6:00
8:30
8:30
8:30
8:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
7:00
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
Climbing
Cope Night Prowler
Horseback Riding
La-No-Che Scramble (13+)
3:30-4:45
3:30-4:45
3:30-4:45
None None
None None
None None
Pulp and Paper Merit Badge
None None
Snake Feeding
None None
Sulfur Springs Trail
None None
Trapper Creek Trail
None None
Additional Project Help
None None
3:30-5:30
3:30-5:30
3:30-5:30
3:30-5:30
Custom Craft Projects
None None
3:30-5:30
3:30-5:30
3:30-5:30
3:30-5:30
Finger Printing Merit Badge
None None
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
Basic C.P.R. Skills
None None
Basketball and Volleyball
None None
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
Mile Run, BSA
None None
6am-7am
6-7am
6-7am
6-7am
ECOLOGY
Conservation Projects
Big Stump Trail
Cat Eye Trail
HANDICRAFT
Swimming
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4:00-5:00
9:00-11:30
9:00-11:30
3:30-5:20
3:30-5:20
3:30-5:20
8:30-10:00
8:30-10:00
8:30-10:00
9:00-11:30
HEALTHCRAFT
AQUATICS
ADVENTURE CAMP
Area
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3:40-6:00
8:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
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3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
SHOOTING SPORTS
SCOUTCRAFT
NATIVE AMERICAN
Area
Activity
Bean Shooter War
La-Cross Demonstration
Man-Hunt Competition
Model Building
Museum Tour
Open Village Activities
Pottery Class
Pow-Wow
Story Telling Night
Weapons
Orienteering Course
Max
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
Muddy Tug-of-War
None None
Rope Making
None None
Paul Bunyan Award
None None
Troop Time Fishing
None None
Archery
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Black Powder
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$2.50
Rifle
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SM/SPL Archery Competition
SM/SPL Rifle Competition
None None
None None
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Shotgun
COMMISSIONER
Cost
$1
None
None
None
None
None
$.50
None
None
None
None
Flag Etiquette & Retirement
$2
Monday
4:30-5:30
7:00
None None
Camp Wide Movie
Commissioner Awards
Gateway Competition
Ice Cream Social
Inter-Troop Activity
Order of the Arrow
Patrol Flag Competition
Pizza Social
Service Projects
Soccer
Troop Shirt Competition
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
None
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None
None
TBD
None
None
None
TBD
None
None
None
Friday
4:30-5:30
8:00
3:30
3:30
3:30
3:30
MAKE A RESERVATION WITH SCOUTCRAFT
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
3:45-4:30
3:45-4:30
4:30-5:15
4:30-5:15
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
7:30
7:30
3:30-4:00
3:30-4:00
4:10-4:40
4:10-4:40
4:50-5:20
4:50-5:20
None None
Totin' Chip / Firem'n Chit
Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
7:00
8:00
7:00
AT YOUR LEISURE
7:00
7:30
7:30
3:30p-4:30
3:30-4:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
4:30-5:30
8:00-10:00
8:00-10:00
8:00-10:00
AT YOUR LEISURE SPEAK TO THE COMMISSIONER
JUDGED THURSDAY MORNING
8:00-9:45
8:00-9:45
8:00-9:45
7:30-8:30
7:30-8:30
7:30-8:30
8:00-9:00
8:00-9:45
8:00-9:45
8:00-9:45
AT YOUR LEISURE
7:00-Dusk
7:00-Dusk
7:00-Dusk
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Section VI- Special Programs Week 8
BSA Lifeguard
The Boy Scouts of America National Lifeguard training program comes to Camp La-No-Che. During
this week long course work towards earning your lifeguard certification. This certification will allow
you to be a certified lifeguard at all aquatic related functions. Learn valuable skills like: Safe Swim
Defense, Safety Afloat, First Aid, C.P.R., and much, much more. It is suggested that those Scouts
wishing to apply as an Aquatic Staff Member for the summer of 2015 take this course to become certified.
Florida Pioneer
Ever wonder what it was like to live as a Pioneer? Well now is your chance. The Florida Pioneer
Program is coming to Camp La-No-Che, and gives you the ability to learn skills lost to time. You will
learn about the art of blacksmithing, fort construction, rope making, cast iron cooking and many others.
The La-No-Che “Top Shot” is a week long program that allows Scouts 13 years or older to cultivate their
love of shooting in the outdoors. During this specialty program, Scouts will have the opportunity to further
develop their skills in the areas of Rifle, Shotgun, Archery, Black Powder, and Action Archery. Youth will
compete in competitions and lean about the history of firearms while learning about safety and having fun.
The La-No-Che Native Village will be putting on a week long program purely Native American during
week 8. If you like what the Native Village offers in the Woodsman programs you will love what this
program has to offer. Learn about family structure, culture, building techniques, tool construction,
trading, hide tanning, cooking, art forms, all while having fun with you friends at Camp La-No-Che.
National Youth Leadership Training (N.Y.L.T.)
The National Youth Leadership Training (N.Y.L.T) conference is a leadership training course delivered by
the local council to help youth further develop their capacity as leaders. The leadership skills introduced
in Introduction to Leadership Skills for Troops are developed in greater detail, and the week long
training course delivers the skills by modeling a month in the life of a Scouting unit. Youth who function
in leadership roles in their troop or crew will benefit from the experiences developed in this course.
Native Journey
The Native American Tribes are coming to Camp La-No-Che and are giving you he chance to
join them. Come to this brand new program and experience life as a Native American once you
arrive. Live at Camp La-No-Che all week long as a member of a tribe, and experience their life
through your eyes. Learn about ancient plants, animal tracking, hiking, and living off the land.
Search and Rescue III
The Search and Rescue III Program is for those Scouts interested in all things Search and Rescue.
This program combines Search and Rescue I (merit badge program) and Search and Rescue
II. Learn more than you ever expected about First Aid, Tracking, Police K-9 utilization, and
local search and rescue units in the Florida area. During this program participants will have the
opportunity to learn how to use A.T.V.’s and other advanced Search and Rescue techniques.
STEM Program
The STEM Program is for those Scouts who are interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and
Mathmatics. During this program Scouts will have a oppurtunity to earn several merit badges including Archery,
Astronomy, Chess, Space Exploration, Orienteering, and Robotics, Other merit badges in this program may
include Radio, Electronics, Auto Matintenance, Plumbing, Electricity, Welding, Home Repairs and Painting.
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Section VII- Provisional Program
Provisional Troop Camping
Camp La-No-Che provides a Provisional Troop with a Scoutmaster and volunteer assistants for all eight
weeks of camp. The Scoutmaster will be hired by the Central Florida Council and will not hold any other camp
positions. This provides an opportunity for boys to attend camp who are unable to attend camp with their
troop, who wish to attend more than one week of camp, or who are attending specialty camp without a troop.
Specialty weeks and the Provisional Troop are not intended to be alternatives to troop camping.
Any troop sending four or more boys to the provisional troop or a specialty week will be expected
to provide an adult to assist with leadership. Questions concerning this issue may be directed
to the camp office. An application is provided in the forms section located on page 87-88.
Thursday night is parents’ night. For a $7 charge, you are welcome to have dinner with your son and see
a special program. Cub Scouts in uniform eat free. You may purchase dinner upon arrival at the Camp
Office next to the main parking area. Thank you for letting your son have the opportunity to attend camp.
The information below should be provided to parents of all Scouts attending with provisional.
If you would like to write to your son, please address mail as follows:
First Class Mail
UPS, FEDEX
Scout's Name
Scout's Name
Provo Troop
Provo Troop
Camp La-No-Che
Camp La-No-Che
P.O. Box 323
41940 Boy Scout Rd.
Paisley, FL 32767
Paisley, FL 32767
Dear Provisional Parents:
We look forward to having your son spend a week with us at camp, this is a list of what he should bring with him:
• Enough clothes for a week at camp, including plenty of socks. Lots of walking and blisters are common.
• Closed-toe shoes are to be worn at all times, and a spare pair of shoes is important!
• Field (“ClassA”) uniform.AScout should travel in field uniform, wear it to dinner each night, and photo taken.
• Swim suit and towels
• Long pants and a long sleeved button up shirt for boys taking any of the aquatics merit badges.
• Toilet articles: soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, etc.
• Raincoat or poncho, Flashlight
• Compass, Insect repellent, Pocket knife
• Sleeping bag or sheet and blanket. We will sleep on cots. For his sleeping comfort, bring a mosquito net.
• Scout handbook, merit badge books, paper, and pens
• If taking the Big Stump hike, he should bring clothes and shoes that can be thrown away afterward.
• Spending money (No large amounts of cash)
• Locked trunk to store everything (or at least valuables)
• $15 activity fee to participate in daily activities, payable to camp office prior to arrival
Please DO NOT send unnecessary items to camp that might get broken, lost, or stolen. Label everything
he does bring. Thank you for allowing your son to come spend the week with us at Camp La-No-Che!
Yours in Scouting,
Camp La-No-Che Management
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Section VIII- Adult Information
Adult Leadership in Camp
Each troop must have one registered Scouter who is 21 years of age or older and one registered
Scouter who is at least 18 years of age as their camp leaders. Although not recommended, the
camp leaders may rotate during the week. In this case, the new leader must check in at the Camp
Office and the departing leader must remain until his relief arrives. We only have campsite
building quarters for two leaders from your, other leaders should expect platform tent quarters.
Scout Leadership in Camp
The troop’s Senior Patrol Leader should give leadership to the patrols. This is an excellent
opportunity to develop leadership, as the camp program will rely on the Senior Patrol Leader and
Patrol Leaders for several camp-wide activities. Camp information is distributed at the daily SPL
Meetings at 12:30pm at the Trailblazer Pavilion, and the SPL can ask questions about Commissioner’s
Award points, camp improvements, equipment, and discuss problems his troop is experiencing.
Camperships
The Central Florida Council has limited camperships available for Central Florida Council Scouts who need
assistance earning their fee to attend Camp La-No-Che summer camp. Application for this assistance may
be made by using the form in Section IX. Funds are provided by private donors in the community and are
limited to those who are truly in need. We encourage you to make application before May 1st. It is our desire
that no Scout be denied the opportunity to attend camp due to financial circumstances. If a Scout is provided a
campership and does not attend, the campership will not be refunded, but will be returned to the campership fund.
Out of Council Troops
In accordance with BSA national policy, troops from other councils must have a letter from
their home council and a tour permit granting them permission to attend Camp La-No-Che.
This letter should be turned in with the troop physicals while completing the check-in process.
Summer Camp Fees
All fees may be paid with cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express.
Scout Fee
Refer to Section I for Scout fees.
Leader Fee
Two adults leaders per troop may attend summer camp free. Troops which bring more than twenty
Scouts are allowed an additional leader free for every ten additional Scouts at camp. For example,
a troop which brings thirty Scouts to camp may bring three free leaders. Additional leaders will
be charged $110 each. All fees are due as described in the Fee Payment Schedule Section. The
camp fee covers meals, some program materials, camp staff, utilities, and a summer camp patch.
Camp Volunteer Leader Program
Additional leaders may attend camp at no cost by volunteering to assist in program areas for a total
of fifteen hours. The schedules for helping will be arranged through the program area directors. Jobs
include lifeguarding or spotting at the pool or lake, teaching Trailblazer skills, teaching “Skills” merit
badges, and assisting merit badge counselors. A special registration form may be found in Section IX.
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Program Fees Payment Locations
Program Area
Aquatics
Handicraft
Shooting Sports
Skills
Adventure Camp
Troop Times & Troop
Photo
Native American
Location to Pay Fees
Final Payment to Camp Office (Except Snorkeling buy snorkel in Trading Post)
Individual Scout Trading Post Purchase
Final Payment to Camp Office
Individual Scout Trading Post purchase: goggles, ear plugs, and arrow kit for
Archery
Individual Scout Trading Post Purchase (Except Robotics $15 Final Payment to Office)
(Photography $5 Payment to Instructor for Developing Photos) (Goggles for most classes)
Final payment to Camp Office
Final payment to Camp Office
Individual Scout Native American Trading Post Purchase
Fee Payment Schedule
Campsite Reservations
Campsite reservations may be made through the Camp Office at 352-669-8558. To hold a reservation on a
campsite a $100 campsite deposit is required by January 1st, 2014. Reservations made after this date require a
$100 deposit within seven calendar days of making reservation. Troops may have to share a campsite with
another troop if they are unable to fill the entire campsite. Note that site deposits will be refunded to the unit by
check after their week is complete, and after any damages to camp property found at check-out are deducted.
Individual Reservations
A deposit of $50 per Scout and $25 per paying adult is due before March 1st, 2014 with the troop
roster. If the deposit is not made by that time, the troop may lose its campsite if another troop
requests that site. Deposits must be accompanied by a roster completed on-line or from the forms
section later in this guide. An additional $50 per Scout (for a total of $100) and an additional
$25 per paying adult (for a total of $50) is due before May 1st, 2014 with an updated roster. If
the second deposit is not made by that time, the troop again risks losing their choice of campsite.
Final Payment
The balance of all fees and a complete troop roster are due two weeks prior to camp If
the final payment is missed by the troop, they again risk losing their choice of campsite.
Late Fee
A $25 late fee per Scout will be assessed for those Scouts whose full fees are not paid by two
weeks prior to camp. There is no late fee for adults. However, you may add Scouts who are new
Webelos crossovers or a new Scout in your unit until up to one week before attending camp.
Refund Policy
All deposits are refundable until March 1st, 2014. No refunds will be made after that date except in case of death
in the family, relocation, illness (with physician verification), or summer school (with school verification).
Payment Review
Your invoice and payment record will be distributed at the Wednesday 9:15am leader's meeting at the W.T. Bland
Dining Hall. Fees may be paid at the camp office at any time after the meeting & before checkout on Saturday.
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Camp Preparation Checklist for Camp Leaders
Please follow this suggested time line to prepare for camp:
• Hold a parents’ night to review troop camp plans and to sign up Scouts. (November)
• Make reservation and troop deposit for campsite. (December/January)
• Collect fees or plan fund raising program. (Winter/Early Spring)
• Check payment plan, making sure fees are in on time. (Spring)
• Send in Merit Badge Preregistration Form (eight weeks prior to camp, preferably before (May 1)
• Pass out BSA Annual Health and Medical Record Form(April / May)
• Make sure Scouts prepare for their programs, merit badge books must be read. (April / May)
• Set up transportation. Make copies of map to Camp La-No-Che (April / May)
• Have roster, fees, medical forms, unit insurance, tour permit ready . (Week before summer camp)
• Pack your own gear and relax. You are ready for camp. (Day before summer camp)
• Head for The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation. (First day of summer camp)
Check-In Procedure
Check-in begins at noon on Sunday afternoon. No troops will be checked in before noon. If you
are unable to arrive between 12:00pm and 3:00pm, please notify the camp office to make other
arrangements. If you encounter a delay en-route to camp, please contact us as soon as possible.
Please have the following forms ready at check-in:
• Roster of all youth and adults (BSA swim checks if done prior to camp)
• Completed medical form for each youth and adult, properly signed
• Tour Permit (out of council only)
• Revisions to merit badge classes (if any)
• Copy of troop insurance claim form
You will then be assigned a staff guide to assist you in the following check-in process from start to finish:
• Troop will walk through downtown camp stopping at Trading Post for welcome gift
• Troop will then go to campsite to unload (not set-up campsite), Inspectors will inspect camp with unit leaders
• Troop will change into full field uniform "Class A", with bathing suits tucked underneath
• Troop will then walk to take troop photo at Dining Hall
• If you are new to camp and want a general tour around La-No-Che, please ask your guide
• Troop will then be taken to Pool Pavilion to take swim check
• Troop will return to your campsite to unpack and get ready for a fun-filled week
Proof of Insurance
Proof of unit accident insurance coverage must be shown upon arrival at Camp La-No-Che in order
to attend summer camp. The Central Florida Council does not provide Camper’s Accident Insurance.
Weather
The weather in Central Florida is usually sunny and temperatures are usually in the mid 90s. During the summer, we
get a number of short, severe thunderstorms. These thunderstorms frequently produce dangerous lightning. Please
remind Scouts of the danger of lightning and discuss precautions to take during the storm. All outdoor programs
are canceled during lightning storms. Arrangements are made to make up work missed due to canceled classes.
Boy Scouts of America Smoke-Free Policy
Boy Scouts of America policy is to provide a smoke-free environment for all Scouting participants.
Therefore, smoking is not allowed at La-No-Che in the presence of youth or in buildings. You may
smoke only in the designated adult break area behind the trading post. Thank you for your assistance!
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Emergencies/Medical Services
In case of a medical emergency of any type, go directly to the Florida Hospital Health Lodge. All Scouts
and adults must complete the official Annual BSA Health and Medical Record (form #680-001, parts A,
B, C), part B requires parent signature and part C a physicians signature. They must be completed
within 12 calendar months before arrival. These forms must accompany all Scouts and leaders to camp,
including all adults staying one or more nights. Please make copies of the appropriate forms for all boys/
adults in your troop, it is required that you include a copy of the Scouts health insurance card with
medical form. The forms are included in Section IX. Health history must be current and the date of the
physical must meet the requirements of the appropriate form. Failure to comply with health form requirements
will cause the person to be sent home. A fax machine is available, so any forgotten forms must be faxed
prior to the last transport adult leaving camp or the camper will be sent home, the number is 352669-7636. A resident Health Officer is available at all times to deal with accidents and sickness. He or she
is not a medical doctor but is qualified to administer first aid and deal with emergencies and minor sickness.
*The Central Florida Council does not provide sickness and accident insurance.*
Safety Rules
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Closed shoes must be worn at all times. Open shoes,flip flops,or sandals may be used between campsite and latrine.
All vehicles must be parked in the main parking lot, riding on the tailgate of a car/pickup truck is prohibited.
Use of alcoholic beverages/controlled substances are not permitted. All who violate this rule must leave.
No fireworks or privately owned firearms are permitted on council-owned property.
In the event of a camp-wide emergency (i.e., fire, tornado, etc.), the siren will sound. Upon hearing
the siren, all personnel will assemble at their respective wave flag poles and wait for instructions.
One fire is permitted per campsite in the fire ring. Do not use pine cones, pine needles, Spanish moss, kerosene,
or gasoline in the fire. While burning, the fire must be attended at all times. Before leaving the fire, water must be
used until the fire is completely out and the ashes are cool. No flames or fires of any kind are permitted in tents.
Cooking must be done at least twenty feet away from tents and buildings. Propane and liquid fuels may only be
used under supervision of adults. No gasoline is to be used. Fuel is to be stored away from tents and buildings.
Since raccoons can lift lids and open simple latches, food should be stored in containers with secure lids.
Stick, roll-on, or pump insect repellent and deodorant is preferred, and aerosol should be avoided if
possible. If aerosol of any kind must be used, it must be used outside of tents and under adult supervision.
All bicycle riders must wear safety helmets, and extension cords may be used only inside buildings.
Camouflage is highly discouraged at Camp La-No-Che.
Valuables
The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation management and staff will
not be responsible for individual camper or troop valuables while at Camp La-No-Che.
Use these tips to avoid any losses:
1. Advise Scouts to bring as few valuables as possible and encourage Scouts to use locked trunks.
2. Organize a troop bank system with the leader as the banker. DO NOT carry large amounts of money.
3. The camp leader should bring a lock box with them.
4. Move your unit to activities as a group. Never leave one or more Scouts at the campsite alone.
5. Advise your Scouts not to walk through another unit’s campsite.
6. When using the pool or boats, lock all valuables in the campsite or in vehicles to ensure their safety.
Vehicles
To protect our camp and the Scouts, we ask that all vehicles be parked in the main parking lot. On Sunday
and Saturday, vehicles will be allowed to transport gear to and from the campsite. Troops will be permitted
to park their equipment trailer in their campsite, but no other vehicles are allowed at the campsite, including
motor homes. Only the Camp Director can authorize vehicles in campsites. No exceptions, please!
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Troop Photos
A photographer will be on hand Sunday during registration until 4:00pm to take pictures of your unit. Units
should arrive in Field Uniform (“ Class A”) to have their photos taken, unless the troop would prefer to
wear a troop t-shirt. Each 5"x7" print costs $5.00 and each 8"x10" print costs $8.00. Payment for the photos
will be collected during your final payment. The troop will receive the photos at check-out on Saturday.
Orientation Meeting
There will be a meeting for all Senior Patrol Leaders and Scoutmasters on Sunday afternoon at 4:30pm in the
Trailblazer Pavilion. Please plan your rival accordingly if at all possible to attend the meeting. Make sure to
give your self time to get settled in your campsite, complete swim test, tour, and troop picture. If the Orientation
Meeting is missed make sure to attend daily Senior Patrol Leader and Scoutmaster meetings for information.
Religious Observance
An interfaith service will be held Sunday evening at 7:15pm in the Chapel. For
more information, please contact a Camp Chaplain or Assistant Camp Director of Program.
Troop Time Sign-up
There will be a troop time sign-up meeting Sunday evening at 7:30pm at the Handicraft/Healthcraft Pavilion.
Only one Adult Leader and the Senior Patrol Leader should attend. It is suggested that prior to meeting the
Senior Patrol Leader should hold a short troop meeting to discuss what events the troop wants to sign up for.
Uniform at Camp
There are no uniform requirements during the day; however all campers must
wear closed-toe shoes at all times. The only exception is that flip flops, aqua
socks, or sandals may be worn in the campsite when going to the shower.
Evening meal
Field Uniform (Class A)
Closing flag ceremony Field Uniform (Class )
At the pool
Swim Suits Only, No Cut-offs
Troop photographs
Field Uniform (Class A)
During the day
Supplies/Quartermaster
Supplies including brooms, plungers, hoses, and coffee pots will be in your campsite upon arrival. Your guide
will inspect and inventory the supplies to ensure that everything is present. If you need anything else, visit the
Quartermaster Hut. Hours and additional information will be provided at the SM/SPL meeting Sunday afternoon.
Water and Ice
Scoutmasters are encouraged to stress the importance of drinking plenty of water during the day.
This helps to avoid heat exhaustion. There will be water available in each of the program areas.
Units are encouraged to bring a cooler and may get ice from the Quartermaster Hut ice maker.
No coolers are provided by The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation.
Meal Service
The camp is divided into two groups, each of which will eat together every day. Your group will meet
at your designated flag pole for a flag ceremony and prayer, then walk together to the dining hall. You
will enjoy your meal in air-conditioned comfort. If there are any special dietary needs, please call us before you arrive at camp so we can make necessary arrangements. We ask that each troop assign Scouts
to clean up after eating (picking up trash, wiping tables, and sweeping up their eating area). Thank you!
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Wifi Internet
Wifi internet is available at the Dining Hall, it is however password protected. Scoutmasters will receive the
password at the leaders meeting on Sunday, please do not share it with Scouts. Please only use the Wifi as needed.
Telephone/Mail/E-mail
The camp phone is for administrative and emergency use only! There is cell phone reception
at camp for most carriers. Camp La-No-Che has daily mail service. Camp leaders should
check for their troop’s mail daily in the Program Office. Mail should be addressed as follows:
First Class Mail
Scout's Name
Provo Troop
Camp La-No-Che
P.O. Box 323
Paisley, FL 32767
UPS, FEDEX
Scout's Name
Provo Troop
Camp La-No-Che
41940 Boy Scout Rd.
Paisley, FL 32767
E-mail
Subject Line
Unit Name
Scout's Name
Email to:
pam@camplanoche.com
Trading Post
Camp La-No-Che is proud of the Jack Jennings Trading Post. One section of the trading post is a store
that features a complete stock of craft items, uniforms, Scouting t-shirts, souvenirs, Scouting materials
and much more! You can also purchase numerous Camp La-No-Che patches and t-shirts. Another section
is the snack bar, which offers an assortment of refreshments such as pizza, hot dogs, ice cream, popcorn,
candy, cookies, snow cones and other new surprises. Store hours will be posted on the Trading Post.
Family Participation Night
Family Participation Night will be on Thursday evening. You can arrive at camp between 4:00 P.M.
and 5:00 P.M. Attend the evening flag ceremony and eat dinner with your son, then participate in
the evening Pow-Wow program at 7:30. The cost for the meal will be $7.00 per person. Tickets
can be purchased at the office next to the main parking area. Cub Scouts in uniform eat free.
Access Statement
The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation programs are available to persons with special
needs and disabilities. We will make every reasonable effort to meet the needs of all campers. Advance notice of
special requirements is greatly appreciated. For assistance or further information, please contact the Camp Office.
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Section IX- Forms
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2014 Provisional Scout Application...................................................................
2014 Unit Roster and Registration.....................................................................
2014 Merit Badge Registration Form................................................................
2014 BSA Annual Health and Medical Record.................................................
Unit Swim Classification Record.......................................................................
Summer Camp Parent Letter.............................................................................
Long Term Campership Application..................................................................
Camp Volunteer Leader Application.................................................................
Campsite Inspection Form.................................................................................
Service Award....................................................................................................
Spirit Award.......................................................................................................
A.T.V. Program Rider Rules Agreement...........................................................
A.T.V. Participation & Hold Harmless Agreement............................................
P.W.C. Participation & Hold Harmless Agreement...........................................
PADI Liability Release and Assumption of Risk Agreement............................
Horses with a Mssion Liability Release and Assumption of Risk Agreement...
2014 Summer Camp Staff Application..............................................................
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2014 Provisional Scout Application
Thank you for inquiring about the provisional troop at Camp La-No-Che at the Leonard and Marjorie
Williams Family Scout Reservation. This is a special program for Scouts whose troop will not be attending camp, who cannot attend with their troop, or who choose to attend more than one week. The
cost of this program is $295, which includes leadership, meals, camp staff, utilities, photo and a camp
patch. There may be additional costs for materials in certain merit badge programs and different fees
required for Adventure Camp. A $50 deposit is due with this application, and the full balance is due
two weeks prior to camp. Please fill out the information below and have it signed by a parent or guardian and your Scoutmaster. Also, please complete the merit badge schedule request for your Scout and
mail it to the camp as early as possible. We look forward to having you for a great week at camp.
(Please print)
Name:
Address:
City, State, Zip:
Email:
Phone Number:
Parent Name (printed):
Parent Signature:
Scoutmaster Name (printed):
Scoutmaster Signature:
Troop:
District:
Council:
Age:
Rank:
Date Signed: _____/_____/_____
Date Signed: _____/_____/_____
Week in Provisional Troop
___ Week 1 - June 8-14
___Week 2 - June 15-21
___Week 3 - June 22-28
___ Week 4 - June 29-July 5
___Week 5 - July 6-12
___Week 6 - July 13-19
___ Week 7 - July 20-26
___Week 8 - July 27-August 2 (Special Program Week 8)
___ I would like to participate in a Special Program during Week 8. I would like to take part in the
following Special Camp Program Week 8:
____ BSA Lifeguard
____ N.Y.L.T.
____ Search and Rescue III
____ Native Journey
____ Florida Pioneer
____ La-No-Che Native Village
____ Back to Basics
Method of Payment (Fees do not include Accident and Sickness Insurance.) Make checks payable to
Central Florida Council and mail to Camp La-No-Che "Provo", P.O. Box 323, Paisley, FL 32767.
Cash or Check
Check #
Amount $
Visa/MC/Discover/
Amer. Express #
Expiration Date
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2014 Unit Roster and Registration
(This form should be used only if not using on-line registration)
Unit Type and Number:
District:
Unit Leader:
Council:
Address:
Home Phone:
City, State, Zip:
Work Phone:
Email:
Fax Number:
Name
(1*)
(2*)
(3)
(4)
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Adult Leader Roster
Birth Date Days Attending Check to volunteer for
Adventure Camp
(Additional leaders can be listed on the back of this form.)
Scout Roster
Name
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Traditional (T),
Adventure(A), Specialty(S)
Registration Other Fees
Fee
(Additional Scouts can be listed on the back of this form.)
This form is to be mailed to the Camping Office with the May Payment
Method of Payment (Fees do not include Accident and Sickness Insurance.) Make checks payable to Central Florida Council and mail to Camp La-No-Che, P.O. Box 323, Paisley, FL 32767.
Cash or Check
Check #
Amount $
Visa/MC/Discover/
Amer. Express #
Expiration Date
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Signature:
(For office use: account 1-6701-052-21)
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Adult Leader Roster (Continued)
Name
Birth Date Days Attending
(5)
(6)
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Check to volunteer for
Adventure Camp
Scout Roster (Continued)
Name
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2014 Merit Badge Registration Form
This form should be used only if not using on-line merit badge registration
We are limiting the size of merit badge courses in order to provide proper instruction. Camp is now accepting
pre-registration for merit badges and special skills courses. Courses will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis.
This will help ensure that the Scouts (and leaders) know the Scouts’ schedules, and will also give the summer camp
staff an idea of what the demands are for various merit badge courses. Please indicate the merit badge course by
name under the appropriate time. Keep in mind that some courses last for more than one hour. Please mail this form
to the camp office as early as possible prior to arrival at camp, starting March 1, 2014, because class size is limited.
(Please copy as needed. The back of this form contains space for additional Scouts.)
Unit #:________ District/Council:__________________________________ Camp Week:__________
Unit Leader Name:______________________ Phone #:______________ Email: _________________
Scout's Name
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2014 Merit Badge Registration Form (continued)
(This form should be used only if not using on-line merit badge registration)
Scout's Name
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Unit Swim Classification Record
Swim tests outside of summer camp may be administered by any adult leader who holds a current training
card in BSA Aquatics Supervision or BSA Lifeguard.
This is the individual’s swim classification as of the test date. Any change in swim status after this date
would require a reclassification test by the Aquatics Director. Swim tests should be given every year.
Please refer to the Guide to Safe Scouting or Aquatics Supervision Manual for test administration.
When swim tests are conducted away from camp, the Aquatics Director shall reserve the authority to
review or retest.
Unit Number: Location of Swim Test:
Date of Swim Test:
Full Name (Print)
Medical
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Signature: Date:
Type of Training:Council/Agency:
Unit Leader Name: Training Expiration Date:
Signature: Date:
Director Approval:
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Swim Classification Procedures
The swim classification of individuals participating in a Boy Scouts of America activity is a key element in
both Safe Swim Defense and Safety Afloat. The swim classification tests should be renewed annually, preferably at the beginning of each outdoor season. Traditionally, the swim classification test has only been conducted at a long term summer camp, However, there is no restriction that this be the only place the test can
be conducted. It may be more useful to conduct the swim classification prior to a unit going to summer camp.
All persons participating in BSA aquatics are classified according to swimming ability. The classification tests and
test procedures have been developed and structured to demonstrate a skill level consistent with the circumstances
in which the individual will be in the water (e.g., the Swimmer’s Test demonstrates the minimum level of swimming ability for recreational and instructional activity in a confined body of water with a maximum 12-foot depth.)
ADMINISTRATION OF SWIM CLASSIFICATION TEST
(THE LOCAL COUNCIL CHOOSES ONE OF THESE OPTIONS):
OPTION A (at camp):
The swim classification test is completed the first day by Camp Aquatics personnel.
OPTION B (Council conducted/council controlled):
The council controls the swim classification process by predetermined dates, locations and approved personnel to serve as test administrators. When the unit goes to summer camp, each individual will be issued a buddy tag under the direction of the Camp Aquatics Director for use at the camp.
OPTION C (At unit level with council-approved aquatics resource people):
The swim classification test done at a unit level should be conducted by one of the following council-approved
resource people: Aquatics Instructor, BSA; Aquatics Cub Supervisor; BSA Lifeguard; BSA Swimming &
Water Rescue; or other lifeguard, swimming instructor, etc When the unit goes to summer camp, each individual will be issued a buddy tag under the direction of the Camp Aquatics Director for use at the camp.
TO THE TEST ADMINISTRATOR
The various components of each test evaluate the several skills essential to the minimum level of swimming ability. Each step of the test is important and should be followed as listed below:
SWIMMER’S TEST:
Jump feet first into water over the head in depth, level off, and begin swimming. Swim 75 yards
in a strong manner using one or more of the following strokes: side stroke, breast stroke, trudge,
or crawl; then swim 25 yards using an easy resting back stroke. The 100 yards must be swum
continuously and include at least one sharp turn. After completing the swim, rest by floating.
BEGINNER’S TEST:
Jump feet first into water over the head in depth, level off, swim 25 feet on the surface, stop, turn sharply, resume swimming as before, and return to starting place.
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Dear Parents:
We look forward to having your son spend a week with us at camp. The following is a list of what
he should bring with him:
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Enough clothes for a week at camp, including plenty of socks. Lots of walking and blisters are common.
Closed-toe shoes are to be worn at all times, and a spare pair of shoes is important!
Field (“ClassA”) uniform.AScout should travel in field uniform, wear it to dinner each night, and photo taken.
Swim suit and towels
Long pants and a long sleeved button up shirt for boys taking any of the aquatics merit badges.
Toilet articles: soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, comb, etc.
Raincoat or poncho
Flashlight
Insect repellent
Pocket knife
Compass
Sleeping bag or sheet and blanket. We will sleep on cots. For his sleeping comfort, bring a mosquito net.
Scout handbook, merit badge books, paper, and pens
If taking the Big Stump hike, he should bring clothes and shoes that can be thrown away afterward.
Spending money (No large amounts of cash)
Locked trunk to store everything (or at least valuables)
Thursday night is parents’ night. For a $7 charge, you are welcome to have dinner with your son and see
a special program. Cub Scouts in uniform eat free. You may purchase dinner upon arrival at the check-in
pavilion next to the main parking area. Thank you for letting your son have the opportunity to attend camp.
If you would like to write to your son, please address mail as follows:
First Class Mail
UPS, FEDEX
Scout's Name
Scout's Name
Troop #
Troop #
Council
Council
Camp La-No-Che
Camp La-No-Che
P.O. Box 323
41940 Boy Scout Rd.
Paisley, FL 32767
Paisley, FL 32767
Please DO NOT send unnecessary items to camp that might get broken, lost, or stolen. Label everything
he does bring. Thank you for allowing your son to come spend the week with us at Camp La-No-Che!
Yours in Scouting,
Camp La-No-Che Management
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Long Term Campership Application
(For Central Florida Council Scouts Attending Camp La-No-Che)
All applications are considered based entirely on financial need and availability of funds.
Money is made available by private donors. Submit application to:
Central Florida Council Campership Committee
P.O. Box 323
Paisley, FL 32767
Complete the following application, including all signatures, and mail it to the address given above.
Certification of the Scoutmaster or Committee Chairman is required. Camperships are rarely given for
more than half of the camp fee since the Scout should earn part of the cost of attending camp. The Scout
must be a registered Boy Scout in Central Florida Council. Applications must be received no later than
May 1, 2014 and will be reviewed in the order in which they were received. The Central Florida Council
Camp Program Committee will review the applications and decide which camperships will be awarded.
For all approved camperships, notification will be sent to the unit leader listed below. If a campership is
awarded, it may be used only for the Scout to whom it is given during the week listed below. As part of
the application, parents MUST describe the circumstances which justify the campership. Please list the
financial reasons which caused you to submit this application. The information will remain confidential.
This application will not be considered without the justification. I hereby apply for a campership for:
Name:
Troop:
Address:
District:
City, State, Zip:
Home Phone:
Email:
Amount Requested:
Did the troop provide a means to earn the fees? _Yes _No Dates of Camp:
Did your son participate in the fund-raising?
_Yes _No
Reason campership is needed (REQUIRED):
(Continue reason on back of form or separate page, if needed)
Parent's Signature:
Date:
If the Scout is granted a campership, our troop will be responsible for helping him to obtain a physical
exam, transportation, and equipment needs before attending Summer Camp at Camp La-No-Che.
Scoutmaster or Committee Chairman Signature:
Position:
Phone #:
Email:
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Camp Volunteer Leader Application
(For Central Florida Council Scouts Attending Camp La-No-Che)
Applications must be received by 5/15/14.
You will be notified prior to your arrival at camp regarding your acceptance in this program.
Name:
Unit:
Address:
District:
City, State, Zip:
Home Phone:
Email:
Work Phone:
Prior Scouting Experience: __Cubs __Boy Scouts __Explorers Unit Position:
Scout Training:
Week(s) Attending Camp:
Please check the subjects listed below in which you are qualified to instruct:
__ Camping
__ First Aid
__ Knots
__ Ecology
__ Commissioner Staff
__ Cooking
__ Other Scoucraft
__ Firem'n Chit
__ Lashings
__ Shooting Sports
__ Hiking
__ Leatherwork
__ Totin' Chip
__ Compass
__ Aquatic Activities
__ Skills Area: Auto Maintenance, Electronics, Plumbing, Radio, Home Repairs
__ Adult Leader Training
__ Eagle required badges (please list)
Qualified Volunteer Position
Number of Hours Area Directors Signature
Total # of Qualified Service Hours:
Camp or Program Director’s Signature
Certified by Camp Office:
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Campsite Inspection Form
(Subject to minor changes, actual form will be distributed at Sunday SM/SPL Meeting)
Unit: _______________
Week: __________
Campsite: ___________________________________
Campsite Inspection Items
Possible Points Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri
Duty Roster posted and filled out completely
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Fireguard Chart posted and filled out completely
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All lights/fans off during day
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Garbage bag and recycle bin being used
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Latrine floors swept and clean
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Toilets, urinals, showers, and sinks clean
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Dry toilet paper in each stall, supplies in bucket
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American (or Troop's National) flag displayed
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Troop flag displayed
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Patrol flag displayed
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Campsite is free of hazards
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Activity shelter clean and orderly
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Campsite clear of litter and trash
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No vehicles in site without parking pass
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Total Points
100
VEHICLES IN CAMPSITE WITHOUT PARKING PASS WILL RECEIVE A "0" FOR THE DAY
Daily Comments:
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Service Award
Unit: _________
Council: ______________ Week: ________
SPL: ______________________
A troop living by the Scout Law in their community, providing service and exhibiting spirit, is an excellent example of Leadership. Each member of your troop can earn a Camp La-NoChe Service Ribbon by completing the requirements below. You will sign up with the Camp
Commissioner. We look forward to seeing your troop earn this very Special Ribbon. The ribbon will be provided to the troop in your summer camp closeout envelope provided on Friday
evening. This form must be turned in no later than 12:30pm on Friday to camp commissioner.
Dining Hall - must complete 2 of 3 choices (initial by dining hall staff req)
Troop kitchen service (serving line, dishes and trash)
Troop Dining Hall Area service (wash tables, sweep and trash pickup)
Dining Hall latrine cleanup (one of three meals)
Date Time
Initials
Downtown Camp (initial by camp management staff req)
Visitor latrine cleanup (one of three meals)
Happy hour cleanup (downtown, campsite paths, and office/parking area)
Date Time
Initials
Program Area- Pick one area with approval (initial by QM or Area Director) Date Time
Area:
Initials
Our unit has completed this challenge of living by the Scout Law and provide camp service.
Scoutmaster Signature: Date:
Senior Patrol Leaders Signature:Date:
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Spirit Award
Unit: _________
Council: ______________ Week: ________
SPL: ______________________
A troop living by the Scout Law in their community, providing service and exhibiting spirit, is an excellent example of Leadership. Each member of your troop can earn a Camp LaNo-Che Spirit Ribbon by completing the requirements below. You will sign up with the Camp
Commissioner. We look forward to seeing your troop earn this very Special Ribbon. The ribbon will be provided to the troop in your summer camp closeout envelope provided on Friday
evening. This form must be turned in no later than 12:30pm on Friday to camp commissioner.
Flag Ceremony - must complete 2 of 3 choices (Initial by Unit Leader)
Flag Honor Guard
Prayer
Troop Spirit at flag ceremony (cheer, song, etc.)
Date Time
Initials
Campfire Spirit- must complete 1 item (Initial by unit leader)
Troop shows spirit at Sunday with cheers or song
Attend Pow-Wow with spirit on Thursday night 8:00
Date Time
Initials
Troop Spirit Item- provide spirit to camp (initial by comm)
Item:
Date Time
Initials
Our unit has completed this challenge of living by the Scout Law and Provide camp spirit.
Scoutmaster Signature: Date:
Senior Patrol Leaders Signature:Date:
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A.T.V. Program
Rider Rules Agreement
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Safety equipment must be worn at ALL times while operating an A.T.V.
- Helmet, goggles, gloves, long pants, over ankle boots, long sleeve shirt
NO A.T.V.’s are permitted in Downtown Camp
A.T.V.’s are never to be ridden on blacktop surfaces
NO PASSING at any Time
NO Racing, Jumping or reckless operation will be tolerated
A.T.V.’s will be fueled at the end of program time by Adventure Camp Staff members. Oil must be
checked prior to use and logged into A.T.V. maintenance log book
A.T.V.’s must stay on designated A.T.V. trails
ALL participants must be a minimum age of 14, and in possession of a valid state Drivers License or
State issued ID card and a completed release form on file
ALL A.T.V. keys will be secured at the end of Program by Adventure Camp Director
ALL rider gear is to cleaned and stored properly in A.T.V. Shed
ALL incidents, Close calls or accidents will be documented
ALL A.T.V.’s are to be cleaned at the end of program by the rider
NO personal A.T.V.’s will be used in the X-Treme Power-sports program
ALL personal riding gear must be inspected by XP Director, prior to use
ALL policies and procedures of the Boy Scouts of America, Central Florida Council, Camp La-NoChe and the A.T.V. Training Institute will be followed, to include all Federal, state and local laws as
they pertain to the operation, maintenance and required safety equipment of an A.T.V.
I________________________, have read and understand the above rules. If at any time
I violate such rules, I understand that I will be removed from the A.T.V. Program, and
any future considerations of participating in the A.T.V. Program at Camp La-No-Che.
Participant’s Print Name: Date:
Participant’s Signature: Date:
Parent/Guardian Print Name: Date:
Parent/Guardian Signature: Date:
Home Phone: Work:
Email address for survey purposes only:Cell:
X-Treme Power-sports Director: Date:
Camp Director: Date:
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A.T.V. Program
Participation & Hold Harmless Agreement
Camp La-No-Che (Central Florida Council) will be conducting a program for A.T.V.’s during 2014. This
program is conducted under the approval of the Boy Scouts of America. Scouts will be instructed how to
ride and drive the A.T.V. Scouts will be taught A.T.V. safety, drive on the training course, and then on the
trails on Camp La-No-Che property. Scouts will be on the unit individually and in control of the power and
brakes. Scouts will be required to wear a helmet, goggles, gloves, over the ankle boots, long sleeve shirts and
long pants. Scouts are expected to abide by all safety rules and the instructions of the Camp Instructor(s).
I, the undersigned, give my child, ________________________________, permission to participate in this program. I understand that participation in the activity involves a certain degree of
risk. I have carefully considered the risk involved and have given consent for my child to participate in the activity. I understand that participation in the activity is entirely voluntary and requires participants to abide by the rules and standards of conduct. I release the Boy Scouts of America, the
local council, the activity coordinators and all employees, volunteers, related parties or other organizations associated with the activity from any and all claims or liability arising out of this participation.
For safety, my child and I agree that he/she will do the following or he/she will be removed from the program.
Because space is limited, any additional cost associated with participation in this program will not be refunded.
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Complete the A.T.V. Safety Class taught at Camp La-No-Che.
Wear all safety gear at all times on or around the equipment.
Follow all the safety rules provided in the training class.
Follow the instructions of the Camp Staff Instructor(s).
Maintain control of theA.T.V. at all times and remain within the speed determined by the Camp Instructor(s).
Is 14 years of age as of the start of the class and will be in full compliance with all local state
and federal guidelines, including age restrictions and original equipment manufacturer standards.
7. Will respond to the camp satisfaction survey from the BSA to help in the evaluation of the program.
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Personal Watercraft Program
Participation & Hold Harmless Agreement
Camp La-No-Che (Central Florida Council) will be conducting a program for Personal Watercraft (P.W.C.) during 2014. This program is conducted under the approval of the Boy Scouts of America. Scouts will be taught Boater Safety, and will operate the unit on the Camp La-No-Che property. Scouts will be instructed how to ride and drive the P.W.C. Scouts will be on the unit with a second
Scout and in control of the power. Scouts will be required to wear a P.F.D. at all times while on the
unit. Scouts are expected to abide by all safety rules and the instructions of the Camp Instructor(s).
I, the undersigned, give my child, ________________________________, permission to participate in this program. I understand that participation in the activity involves a certain degree of
risk. I have carefully considered the risk involved and have given consent for my child to participate in the activity. I understand that participation in the activity is entirely voluntary and requires participants to abide by the rules and standards of conduct. I release the Boy Scouts of America, the
local council, the activity coordinators and all employees, volunteers, related parties or other organizations associated with the activity from any and all claims or liability arising out of this participation.
For safety, my child and I agree that he/she will do the following or he/she will be removed from the program.
Because space is limited, any additional cost associated with participation in this program will not be refunded.
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Complete the Boater Safety Class for the Florida Boater Education Card taught at www.boatus.org.
Wear all safety gear at all times on or around the equipment.
Follow all the safety rules provided in the training class.
Follow the instructions of the Camp Staff Instructor(s).
Maintain control of the P.W.C. at all times and remain within the speed determined by the Camp Instructor(s).
Has earned the Swimming Merit Badge (if a Boy Scout) and has passed the B.S.A. swim test.
Is 15 years of age as of the start of the class and will be in full compliance with all local, state
and federal guidelines, including age restrictions and original equipment manufacturer standards.
8. Will respond to the camp satisfaction survey from BSA to help in the evaluation of the program.
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The Leonard and Marjorie Williams Family Scout Reservation
Camp La-No-Che, Staff Application 2014
Name:
Email Address:
Address:
City:
Phone #:
Parent Name:
Parent Email Address:
Social Security :
College Address:
City:
Scouting Background:
Troop #:
Team #:
Council:
Length of time as a Cub Scout:
Length of time as a Boy Scout or Girl Scout:
Length of time as an Adult Leader:
Current Troop Position:
Name of Current Leader:
State:
Cell Phone:
Parent Phone #:
Zip:
State:
Zip:
Post #:
District:
Crew #:
Scout Rank:
Leader Phone #:
List of all Merit Badges, Certifications, and Leadership Courses completed in Scouting and other organizations. All Scouting Merit Badges and certifications must have Unit Leaders initials by them
Merit Badges:
Leadership Certifications:
Date Attended:
Educational Background:
High School:
College:
Grade Level Completed:
Years Completed:
Employment History:
Current Employer:
Supervisor:
Previous Employer:
Supervisor:
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Phone:
Phone:
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References:
Name:
Phone #:
Name:
Phone #:
Name:
Phone #:
Occupation:
Work Phone #:
Occupation:
Work Phone #:
Occupation:
Work Phone #:
Position Preference:
Please rate the top 3 areas that you would be interested in working at summer camp, 1 being your 1st choice. Then please check
the positions under the section you are interested and meet the minimum age requirement set by the National BSA policy.
Traditional Camp Areas:
Aquatics:
Ecology:
Handicraft:
Healthcraft:
Leadership Academy:
Native American:
Scoutcraft:
Shooting Sports:
STEM:
Trailblazer:
Unit Service:
Please check position interest that you meet the minimum age requirement as of June 1, 2014
Counselor in Training (14):
Program Counselor (15-16):
Senior Program Counselor (17):
Assistant Area Director (18):
Area Director (18):
Shooting Sports Range Officer (18):
Aquatics Director (21):
Adventure Camp Areas:
Alpine:
COPE:
Cycling/Climbing:
Expedition:
Adventure Counselor in Training (16):
Adventure Counselor (16):
Senior Adventure Counselor (18):
Adventure Area Director (21):
COPE Director (21):
Administration Areas:
Administration:
Health Officer:
Chaplain Aide (16):
Office Staff (18):
Assistant Provo Scoutmaster (18):
Area Director (18):
Camp Director (21):
Program Director (21):
Provisional Scoutmaster (21):
If you have worked at Camp La-No-Che before what was your previous salary? $__________________/Per Week
(All Employees should be available all summer, exceptions must be requested during interviews)
I know of no reason why my health would limit full Camp participation, and if employed I will provide an upto-date physical examination. I will be a registered member of the BSA. If selected, the Boy Scouts of America
can expect my loyalty to management, its policies, programs and my full cooperation with other members of
the staff. This application needs your current Unit Leader and Parent Guardian Signature for anyone under
the age of 18 as of January 1st, 2014. If application does not have both it will be returned and not considered.
Applicants Signature
Date
Parent Guardians Signature
Date
Applications Due by February 1st, 2014
Camp La-No-Che; P.O. Box 323; Paisley, FL; 32767
Fax: 352-669-7636 / Email: Pam@camplanoche.com
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Scoutmaster Signature
Date
[An Equal Opportunity Employer]
Phone: 352-669-8558
Section X- Maps & Directions to Camp
Directions from Orlando Area to 41940 Boy Scout Road Paisley, FL 32767
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Directions from I-75 North to 41940 Boy Scout Road Paisley, FL 32767
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Directions from I-75 South to 41940 Boy Scout Road Paisley, FL 32767
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Directions from I-95 North to 41940 Boy Scout Road Paisley, FL 32767
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Directions from I-95 South to 41940 Boy Scout Road Paisley, FL 32767
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Map of Camp
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Section XI- Locations Near Camp La-No-Che
Grocery Stores
Walmart
U.S. 441
Mount Dora, FL 32757
(12 Miles)
Publix
18955 US Highway 441
Mount Dora, Florida 32757
(11 Miles)
Dollar General
24959 County Rd 42
Paisley, FL 32767
(2 Miles)
Save-A-Lot
933 North Central Avenue
Umatilla, FL 32784
(8 Miles)
Home Improvement
Home Depot
10825 U.S. 441
Leesburg, FL 34788
(17 Miles)
Lowes
18795 U.S. 441
Mount Dora, FL 32757
(11 Miles)
Pizza
Nicky D’s Pizza
439 Umatilla Boulevard
Umatilla, FL 32784
(8 Miles)
Pizza Hut
939 North Central Avenue
Umatilla, FL 32784
(8 Miles)
Gas Stations
Kangaroo Express
42404 Florida 19
Altoona, FL 32702
(8 Miles)
Paisley Mart
24937 CR-42,
Paisley, FL 32767
(2 Miles)
Hospital
Florida Hospital Waterman
1000 Waterman Way
Tavares, FL 32778
(21 Miles)
Florida Hospital Deland
701 W Plymouth Ave,
Deland, FL 32720
(15 Miles)
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Camp La-No-Che - Central Florida Council

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