Roundaree 70 To Be Held
This Weekend For Scouts
Roundtree *7O "Kaleidoscope of Scouting" will be held
April 10, 11 and 12 at little River Campground—approxima
tely 12 miles out of Brevard. The campground is owned by
Mr. Charles Picklesimer of Brevard. It sports a large mea
dow, woodland area, bathhouses and a lake. Each campsite
has running water and a picnic table. The cost of paxtici -
pation in the "Roundaree" is only $1.30 per girl to cover the
cost of insurance and the Roundaree Ratch. This money must
be sent in with the registration form.
This year SFB is planning an all new adventure in pro -
gram. Os course there will be Friday and Saturday night
campfires and the special Senior campfire for Seniors and
9th grade Cadettes. But Saturday is the day the KAIEIDO -
SCOPE unfolds. There will be five areas from which to
chose: 1. Hiking, 2. Waterfront, 3. International Un -
derstanding, 4. Arts and Crafts, 5. Camping Skills. Each
troop may choose two different activities that they wish to
participate in (one for the morning and the other for the af
ternoon). Following is a description of these choices which
should be included on the registration form.
1. Hiking: Two organized hikes will be arranged. One
will be in the morning and the othe rto take place in the
afternoon. Before each hike there will be information gi
ven on this particular art.
2. Waterfront: This will entail four swimming sessions.
Anyone wishing to participate in this activity MUST bring
written permission from her parents. This is to be presented
at the gate upon arrival. Also specify swimming ability.
3. International Understanding: Each group will do va
rious international games and folk dances. The troops tak
ing part will be expected to prepare an international dessert
(cookies, punch, etc.) before coming which will be shared
by the entire group.
4. Arts and Crafts: Instruction in various sections o f
these fields. Personnel on hand to help out.
5. Camping Skills: This is a contest. Each troop is
expected to take and develop their campsite into the most
exclusive possible. There is no time limit. These will be
judged Saturday evening and the winner presented an award.
On Friday night, Mr. Charles Quinn will speak to the
group. He is a native of Ireland.
Saturday night is a TAIENT SHOW. . . For any interest -
ed Scout! Bring your guitars, ukes, nose flutes, etc., just
anything. Auditions will be held Saturday afternoon be
tween 3:00 and 5:00 p. m.
Church services will be held on site. Those wishing to
go into Brevard for Catholic services should indicate on the
registration form and if they can provide transportation.
IMPORTANT: Each troop will need to determine the
amount of equipment it needs. Equipment will be transpor
ted to the site and checked out there. To reserve the equip
ment you need to use the CAMPING EQUIPMENT - LOAN
Request available from your Neighborhood Chairman or
Field Advisor. Call Mrs. Ed Hunter, Jr. at 682-3113 for
further information. If at all possible PLEASE bring your
own equipment. The supply is limited and all demands can
not be met so please attempt to find other means.
Special guests on the site will be called "Chief Scopes"
Try and bring a little extra food and have them as a guest
for a meal.
NO Kerosene or Gasoline, lanterns and stoves, or wood
will be provided on site.
For SALE Ss o 0
Fountain Sandwich Unit
Iron Restaurant Stove and
Grill, 6 Tables and 20 Chairs,
3 Counter Stools, Dishes, <
Silver, Pie Case
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1970 Scout Circus At Sky land
The Bi& super-colossal 1970
Scout Circus is coming to T.
C. Roberson High School Sta
dium at Skyland, N.C. on Sa
turday, May 2nd, BKX) p. m.
Over 3000 Cub Scouts, Boy
Scouts and Explorer Scouts are
expected to take part in what
will be one of the biggest scout
undertakings ever staged in the
Western Carolina area. Spon
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cil, the circus will have as its
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Boy Scout and Explorer pro -
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Cub Pack, Boy Scout troop or
Explorer treasury.
Publicity Chairmen for the
Bald Mountain District are:
Joseph B. Huff, P.O. Box
366, Marshall, N.C. 28753, &
Max Hughes, Box IS, Mica -
ville, N.C. 28755.
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