As was discussed in some detail at the last meeting, we would like to offer an array of optional activities following the Scoutmaster s Chariot Race in order to provide structured program for Scouts not relaxing or involved in dinner prep. The intent is to avoid some of the high impact sports or roughhousing that have been observed over the past three years (i.e., before someone - or several someones - get seriously injured.) We received a distinct warning last year - which we fully intend to heed!

As with the morning and afternoon events, any optional activities will also have to be set up and run by the involved Troops. In order to ensure that we re not wasting our time, this survey form is designed to get a sense of the respective level of interest in the various activities. Obviously, proposed activities which have little or no expressed interest will experience a speedy death.

When making your estimates, please be realistic, and do not forget to account for those Scouts who will not be participating due to dinner prep or campfire skit practice.

Troop: ___________

Total Scouts Expected: ____________

Number of Scouts interested in:

Re-running the Obstacle Course: __________ (Troop 111 will keep open if desired.)

Building the Campfire: __________ (If Troop 149 hasn t already completed.)

Doing the Service Project: __________ (Note: we may request 3 - 4 Scouts per Troop!)

Taking a Nature Hike to Pohick Bay: __________

A Patch-Trading Session: __________

A Soccer Game: __________

An Ultimate Frisbee Game: __________

Junior Scout Advancement, Firebuilding: __________

Junior Scout Advancement, Lashings/Camp Gadget: __________

Hanging out and Relaxing in their Campsites: __________

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22 March 1998