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Sunday
•Adult Leader Meeting, 7:30, Program Center: A first day
orientation to prepare you for the rest of the week. Please send
at least one adult leader from your unit and bring advancement
changes as well as any blue cards that have not been put in
mailboxes.
•Campwide Tours, 7:30, Main Camp: An opportunity for new Scouts
to become familiar with the layout of camp and returning Scouts
to be introduced to changes from previous years. The tour will
conclude at the Grand Council Ring for the Opening Campfire.
•Opening Campfire, 8:15-9:00, Grand Council Ring: Following
dinner sit back and enjoy the staff welcoming you home with
skits, songs, and special messages.
•Cracker Barrel, 9:00-9:30, Dining Hall: Following the campfire
you will have a chance to meet the staff while enjoying some
special treats.Monday
•Survivor Immunity Challenge, 7:45- 9:00, Main Camp: Campers
will see if their tribe (patrol) has what it takes to survive
Camp Tesomas and earn immunity. Challenges will test the patrols
endurance, problem solving skills, teamwork, dexterity, and will
power!
Tuesday
•Unit Campsite Cookout, 6:30, Your Campsite: Each unit will
select and cook their evening meal in their campsite. Tuesday
afternoon, the staff will deliver a cooler full of your food to
your site. At the Leader meeting, you may request certain staff
members to eat at your campsite. Expect about 3 staff to eat
with you (don’t worry about their food when ordering). Only
those in the 85% Club, will have the option of having steaks.
Have your garbage sorted and tied by the road by 8:30 PM for
pick-up.
•Dutch Oven Classic, 7:00-8:30, Your Campsite: Youth and adults
are encouraged to take part in this special Tesomas style
cook-off by preparing a unique dish using cast iron. There will
be an adult and youth division, with separate prizes for each.
Staff judges will visit campsites evaluating on theme,
creativity, taste, and of course presentation.
Wednesday
•Picnic/Visitor Night, 3:30-7:30, Main Camp: Invite your friends
and family to camp for a visit, tour, and meal. During the
afternoon visit program areas. Then join us for our picnic style
meal at 6:00. Tickets for this meal may be purchased in the
Program Center for $5 a plate.
•OA Call Out Ceremony, 8:00-9:00, Grand Council Ring: Each
Scoutmaster should talk with the OA Coordinator, on Sunday to
discuss your unit’s involvement with the OA during your stay.
Wednesday night, all guests should assemble outside the Grand
Council Ring gateway at 7:30. Your unit should assemble quietly
in a single-file line at the same time and will be let in after
the guests. Tom Kita Chara Lodge’s Call Out Ceremony has been
the finest Ceremony for nearly 75 years.
Thursday
•OA Brotherhood Ceremony, 7:45-8:10, Ordeal Ceremony, 8:15-9:00,
Arrow Bowl: All Order of the Arrow members are encouraged to
attend these induction ceremonies.
•Smiley’s Birthday Bash, 7:45-9:00, Main Camp: Join us in
celebrating Camp Tesomas’s 75th anniversary and Scouting’s 100th
anniversary. The celebration will include open waterfront, open
climbing and zip line, games in the personal wellness activity
field, and more!
Friday
•Closing Campfire Tribal Council, 7:45-8:30, Grand Council Ring:
To finish off your last night with us, we will have some special
entertainment and recognitions to share with you. Some units
will be chosen to perform skits or songs for the rest of camp to
enjoy.
Saturday
•Slideshow, 8:30-8:45 am, Dining Hall: Following breakfast, we
will present your very own slideshow filled with memories of
your week. A copy can be purchased in the program center upon
checkout. Proceeds from these sales go to further our
technology.
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