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PARTICIPANT HANDBOOK 2016 Michigan International Camporee July 24 - 31 Personal Information Name .................................................................................................... .............................................................................................................. MIC 2016 Campsite/Staff Area .............................................................. Home Troop/Crew ................................................................................. Address ................................................................................................. ................................................... Post Code ....................................... Country ................................................................................................. Telephone ............................................................................................. Fax ........................................................................................................ E-mail .................................................................................................... 1 Table of Contents General Information Welcome ............................................................................................. 4 Participant Packet ............................................................................... 4 Camp Identification Lanyards .............................................................. 5 International Contingents ..................................................................... 6 International Service Team .................................................................. 8 Campsite Assignments ....................................................................... 9 A Typical Day ................................................................................... 10 Showers ............................................................................................ 11 Camp Store ....................................................................................... 11 Internet Cafe ..................................................................................... 12 Mail ................................................................................................... 12 Camp Newspaper .............................................................................. 13 MIC 2016 Interactive Web Site .......................................................... 13 Amateur Radio Station / K2BSA ........................................................ 13 Overview of the week ........................................................................ 15 Menu ................................................................................................. 16 Camporee Program The Week’s Activities ....................................................................... 18 Sun., July 24 – Setup, Catholic Mass, Opening Ceremony............ 18 Mon, July 25 - Intertroop Campfires .............................................. 20 Tues., July 26 - International Night ................................................ 21 Wed., July 27 - International Meal, Evening of Small Games ........ 22 Thurs., July 28 - Kwahadi Dancers ................................................ 22 Friday, July 29 – Final Program Day.............................................. 24 Sat. July 30 - International Festival, Interfaith Service, Closing ..... 24 Northwoods Map ............................................................................... 28 Campsite rotation through program areas ......................................... 30 Program Areas .................................................................................. 32 Fishing .......................................................................................... 32 Global Scouting ............................................................................. 32 Handicraft ...................................................................................... 33 Initiative Games/Team Games ..................................................... 33 Native American Lore .................................................................... 33 2 Plastic Barrel Rafting ..................................................................... 34 Service to Northwoods .................................................................. 35 Shooting Sports 1 and 2 ............................................................... 35 Shooting Sports 1 .................................................................... 35 Shooting Sports 2 ................................................................... 35 Waterfront ..................................................................................... 36 Daily Devotional Guide .................................................... 38 Camp Regulations ................................................................... 46 Your Space Friend Contact Information ................................................................ 50 Notes................................................................................................. 56 3 Welcome to the 2016 Michigan International Camporee! This 2016 Michigan International Camporee Handbook contains a great deal of useful information. Please read it carefully. As soon as you receive this booklet, write your personal information on the first page. Then, as you make new friends during the camporee, write their contact information in the section in the back so you can keep in touch with each other after the camporee. Participant Package This booklet is part of your 2016 Michigan International Camporee (abbreviated MIC 2016 hereafter) participant package, which also includes a Neckerchief (scarf), a Neckerchief Slide (woggle), a Pocket Patch and a Lanyard/Name Tag. If your name is spelled incorrectly on your Name Tag, please inform your troop leader. Additional memorabilia items are for sale at the Camp Store. Your Neckerchief and Slide should be worn to the Opening Ceremony. Your Lanyard and Name Tag are required to be worn at all practical times during the Camporee. You may remove your Lanyard and Name Tag only when necessary, for instance while sleeping, bathing or swimming or for safety purposes in certain activities. 4 Camp Identification Lanyards The Lanyards and Name Tags serve 3 very important purposes: 1. Wearing the Lanyard will indicate that you are legitimately in the Camp. Every person, including visitors and staff, will receive a Lanyard. Anyone found in the Camp without a Lanyard will be investigated and, if necessary, removed from Camp by Security. Please notify Security or any other member of the MIC 2016 staff if you notice someone in Camp without a Lanyard. 2. These Lanyards serve as your meal ticket for camp-wide meals. Unit leaders are also encouraged to require they be worn at in-campsite meals. 3. Below is a chart that shows the lanyard color assigned to each campsite, staff and visitors. One easy way to identify a MIC staff member is by his/her purple lanyard. Campsite Letter Lanyard Color Blackfoot B Blue Chippewa C Burgundy Delaware D Gold Erie E Green Fox F Yellow Huron H Orange Iroquois I Red Mohawk M Tan Potawatomi P Teal Staff – Purple Visitors - Gray 5 INTERNATIONAL CONTINGENTS Australia - Scouts Australia - Roleystone Scout Group, Western Australia - 1st MIC Canada - Scouts Canada, 1st Windsor Venturers, Tri-Shores Council, Windsor, Ontario - 5tth MIC Costa Rica - Asociación de Guias y Scouts de Costa Rica (Association of Guides and Scouts of Costa Rica) - Troop 25 "Los Romanos", San Juan Tibas – 4th MIC Curacao - Scouting Antiano – National Contingent - 6th MIC (1st 4 as Netherlands Antilles) Egypt - Egyptian Scout Federation - Saint Mark Scout, Shoubra, Cairo - 3nd MIC England - The Scout Association - Cumbria County Scout Council, 1st Border Scout Troop, Ayers and Inglewood Explorer Scout Units - 3rd MIC England - The Scout Association - Thurrock District Scouts, Essex - 5th MIC Ethiopia - Ethiopia Scout Association - Bright Future School Troop - 1st MIC Ghana - The Ghana Scout Association - Greater Accra Regional Scout Council - 4th MIC Honduras- Asociación Scout de Honduras (Scouts Association of Honduras) - 3rd MIC Hong Kong - Scout Association of Hong Kong - National Contingent - 1st MIC 6 Hungary - Magyar Cserkészszövetség (Hungarian Scout Association) - Troop 400 St. Peter and Paul, Budapest, Óbuda - 6th MIC Ireland - Scouting Ireland - 29th Dublin Blackrock Scout Troop - 4th MIC Jamaica - The Scout Association of Jamaica - National Contingent - 3rd MIC Kenya - The Kenya Scouts Association - Westlands Scouts Local Association, Nairobi County - 3rd MIC Korea - Korea Scout Association - Troop Gideon 300, Incheon - 3rd MIC Mexico - Asociación de Scouts de México, A.C. (The Scout Association of Mexico) - Carretas Group 8, Queretaro - 6th MIC Mexico - Asociación de Scouts de México, A.C. (The Scout Association of Mexico) - Quetzales Group. 4, Tabasco - 1st MIC Switzerland - Pfadibewegung Schweiz (PBS) - Pfadi Lachen - 4th MIC Taiwan - Scouts of China - 326th Taipei Scout Group - 1st MIC Trinidad & Tobago - Scout Association of Trinidad &Tobago -- 1st Queen's Royal College Scout Group - 4th MIC Zimbabwe - The Scouts Association of Zimbabwe- 1st Bulawayo (Pioneer) Scout Troup - 4th MIC 7 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE TEAM (Countries represented on the MIC 2016 staff) Australia - Scouts Australia Canada - Scouts Canada Costa Rica - Asociación de Guias y Scouts de Costa Rica (Association of Guides and Scouts of Costa Rica) Curacao - Scouting
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