2015 Colonials Territorial Rendezvous Packet

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2015 Colonials Territorial Rendezvous Packet
COLONIALS
TERRITORIAL RENDEZVOUS
“AD DARE SERVIRE”
1 PETER 4:10
NY District Ranger Camp
Greene, NY
October 8-11, 2015
Dear FCF Brothers of the Colonials Territory,
As the 2015 Colonials Territorial Rendezvous
approaches, the Territorial FCF Staff invites you to be
a part of this great event. Rendezvous will be held at
the New York District Rangers Camp in Greene, NY.
We will continue with the tradition started at the 2013
Territorial Rendezvous by having Chapter Chairmen
as our guest speakers. This year, Steve Monez
(Adirondack), Ellwood Cutler (John Fenwick), Greg
Scott (George Washington) and Rev. Tim Haynes
(King’s Pine) will present us with challenging words
from God.
We are anticipating this to be the greatest
Rendezvous to date as we gather this fall to rekindle
friendships, compete in exciting events that will test
our skills, show young bucks what being a
Christian man is about, and hear from
God through four very special men.
Plan to join us this October, and
bring your young bucks with you.
See you at Rendezvous!
Brian “Patches” Miller
Colonials Territorial Representative
Guest Speakers
Steve “Trail Runna” Monez
New York District Director
Steve gave his life to the lord in June of 1974 and began
working in Royal Rangers in September of 1975. He had
served his local outposts as a Lt. Commander, Outpost
Commander and Senior Commander. In 1985, Steve moved to
the Long Island Section and began working with the Sectional
Staff there as Area Commander and Sectional Commander. He
has served the New York District as Division Commander,
Training Coordinator, Deputy District Commander and is
currently District Director. Steve is chartered with outpost 99
in Valley Stream, NY where he currently serves as an Assistant
Group Leader. He is a wilderness member of the FCF and has
taken the name “Trail Runna”.
Ellwood “Trapper” Cutler
New Jersey District Director
Ellwood started in Royal Rangers back in 1980 in the
Georgia District. A short time later he moved to NJ
(where he’s originally from) and he mentioned to a
person he did not know that he had been introduced to
Royal Rangers but really did not know a lot about it.
Little did he know he was talking to the District
Commander. He saw to it that Ellwood got the training
he needed and before long he was wearing many hats. In
1984 Ellwood joined FCF but it was many years before
he really got plugged in. After being heavily involved at
the outpost, section, and district levels Ellwood suffered
a heart attack in 2000. He thought his involvement was
coming to an end but God had another plan. He became
FCF Scribe and took on other support functions at the
district level. He just wanted to help where he could.
Unexpectedly he was asked to take on responsibility for
the district in 2008. The pace has been fast ever since. “I
learned that while you can have health setbacks you need
to let God guide your path through life.”
Rev. Tim “Circuit Rider” Haynes
Northern New England District Director
Pastor Tim was appointed as the Northern New
England Royal Rangers District Director after
many years of involvement in the ministry. He
remembers some men in his home church who took
up the challenge to start a Rangers ministry, and
met with the boys of the church, took them
camping and hiking, and taught them the Motto
and Pledge. Although it wasn’t a model outpost,
the impact of those men investing in the lives of boys inspired him to want to do the same
when he was called to be a pastor.
Pastor Tim has not only supported the Royal Rangers ministry, he has been personally
involved with local outpost and district events. He has served as Chaplain, Missions
Coordinator, and Certified Instructor, and has led worship and spoken at numerous
district events. He has also helped plan and lead most of the Ranger activities and trips in
his local outpost.
Pastor Tim and his wife, Sue, who is also a supporter and volunteer for Ranger events,
have four sons, and a daughter. Three of their sons are now Rangers Leaders, and their
grandsons are growing up in the ministry. He has been Senior Pastor at Calvary
Pentecostal Church, in Madison, Maine since 1991. The Haynes family has also been
involved with MAPS Construction projects, and has helped build three churches and a
Bible School in Latin America.
Greg “North Arrow” Scott
Penn-Del District Director
Commander Greg, from Camden, DE, assumed the office of Penn
Del District Royal Rangers Director on January 1, 2006 where he
serves today. Greg, well trained and well traveled for Royal
Rangers throughout his Royal Rangers career of 33 years, has
assumed many other responsibilities such as Senior Commander
of his outpost, Delmarva Sectional Commander, East Division
Commander, Junior Training Camps and National Training
Camps staff, and currently serves on the Honey Grove Royal
Rangers Camp Council Board.
RENDEZVOUS SCHEDULE
Check in with the Territorial Scribe, Wade “Star Hunter” Thorp.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8
12:00 PM
10:00 PM
Early Set-up, Fellowship, Cooking and Eating, & Trading
Registration/Check In Closed
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9
8:00 AM
11:30 AM
12:00 PM
8:00 PM
Arrival & Set-up, Fellowship, Cooking & Eating
Wilderness Grader Meeting
Wilderness Vigil Begins
Evening Worship Service
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
7:00 AM Rise and Shine, Breakfast
8:30 AM Morning Devotion & Young Buck Gift Drawing (must be registered to win)
9:00 AM Morning Activities
Flint & Steel
Hawk Throw
Black Powder
Knife Throw
Outfits
Horn Blowing
Primitive Bow
Craftsman’s Fair
12:00 PM LUNCH
1:00 PM Afternoon Activities
Flint & Steel
Hawk Throw
Black Powder
Knife Throw
Outfits
Horn Blowing
Primitive Bow
Seneca Run
4:00 PM Missions Auction
5:30 PM Dinner
7:15 PM Chapter and Assistant Chapter Scouts Meeting
8:00 PM Evening Council Fire - Come Expecting GREAT things!
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11
7:00 AM Rise and Shine, Breakfast
8:30 AM Worship & Devotion
9:15 AM Scout Elections & Announcements
Wilderness Recognition
Awards Recognition
10:00 AM Break Camp
NOTES:
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS MAY BE MADE AT EVENING SERVICE
(Must be cleared through Territorial Scribe)
EVENTS AND TIMES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Event Activities
Make sure to participate in all of the great activities planned for Rendezvous including: Black
Powder, Craftsman’s Fair, Hawk & Knife throw, Horn Blowing, Flint & Steel, Outfit Judging, Primitive
Bow, Seneca Run, and Shelter Judging. Event Prizes will be given for Young Bucks (boys up to
17), Frontiersmen (men 18-50), and Old Timers (51+). See later in the packet for the event
rules.
The missions auction is one of the primary
means of raising funds for missions projects
sponsored by the region. In the past years,
the Northeast Region has been able to bless
many missions projects through the funds raised from the missions auction.
Missions Auction
This year, the money will be going towards the BGMC Master’s Toolbox Project.
Donations for the auction are encouraged and accepted.
Guest Information
Visitors are only allowed in camp from 10:00 am
to 5:00 pm on Saturday. Event registered
campers are responsible for all their visitors on
the Territorial site during the visiting hours.
Please abide by these rules.
Scout Elections
Scout Elections for National and Territorial Scout will be held during the day on Saturday.
Scout Elections will be using the point system.
The areas judged are Black Powder or
Primitive Bow Shoot, FCF Advancement, Flint and Steel, Knife, Hawk, and Outfit.
General Information
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Wood will be available (Do not bring wood across state lines)
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Water will be available.
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Once you have unloaded, all vehicles must be brought to the
parking area. Vehicles will not be allowed in camp until after
Sunday morning devotion. Any Saturday departures must
inform the Territorial Representative or Scribe upon arrival.
Anyone leaving early must carry out their gear as there will
be no vehicles in camp during rendezvous.
Event Rules
Black Powder
(Adirondack Chapter)
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2.
3.
4.
All shooters must have a valid shooters card with them.
Young Bucks must have a signed Black powder form.
All shooters must have proper ear and eye protection.
Shooters will use a flintlock or percussion muzzle loading
single shot rifle only.
5. Must use black powder, a round ball and cloth patch only.
6. Only metal open sights may be used.
Craftsman’s Fair
1. Will be judged by members of the Regional Staff
2. All entrants are encouraged to donate their item to the missions auction, however it is not
required.
3. Items will be judged in the following 6 categories in 3 age groups
Clothing, Accessories, Weaponry, Blacksmithing, Art, Woodcraft
4. The top 3 overall entries will be recognized as “Best in Show”
Hawk & Knife
(Hawk-Blue Ridge Chapter)
(Knife-George Washington Chapter)
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5.
Only one-bladed primitive style tomahawk may be used.
Only primitive style throwing knife may be used.
In the event of a broken handle or hawk, the contestant is
permitted to return and complete his throws after repairs or
replacement. However, he must start with his last throw (he
cannot start all over again.)
Minimum throwing distance is one revolution for the hawk.
For the knife distance shall normally be one revolution of
the knife, but in no instance closer than 10 feet.
Hawks and knives must hit and stick to target to qualify.
Any point of instrument sticking inside the ring counts at
the higher score.
Horn Blowing
(King’s Pine Chapter)
1. Only cow horns or conch shells may be used.
2. No metal mouthpiece may be used.
3. Must keep one steady tone with no breaks
Flint & Steel
(John Fenwick Chapter)
1. Each contestant must furnish his own flint and steel and charred cloth.
2. Tow will be provided.
3. Tinder, kindling and fuel must be collected at the site.
Outfits
(Pathfinder Chapter)
1. Outfits will be judged in the following categories: Colonial, Voyageur, Mountainman
and Longhunter.
2. Forms can be obtained from the National FCF website or contact your chapter
president for a form.
Primitive Bow
(Minuteman Chapter)
1. Primitive bow shooters must shoot standing at
15 yards.
2. Bows must be wood primitive Indian style,
European long bows or wood recurves without fixed
or peep sights. Laminates are acceptable.
3. No mechanized releases are allowed. Shooter
must shoot with fingers.
4. You can bring your own bow or a few will be
available for use.
Seneca Run
(Adirondack Chapter)
1. Will be comprised of Knife Throwing, Hawk Throwing, Flint & Steel and Primitive
Bow.
2. All stations will comply with rules of events as previously listed.
TRAIL TO THE CAMP
The NY District Camp is located at 1106 County Road 9 - Greene, New York
13778 on Page Brook Road ¼ mile east of Hartman Hill Road. The GPS coordinates
are 42.29542 N, 75.70625 E (Camp Phone Number is 607-656-8411)
From NEW ENGLAND
I-90 West to the New York State Thruway. At exit 22-61, take ramp for I-87
North toward Albany / Buffalo. Keep straight onto I-90 W / New York State Thruway.
At exit 25A, take ramp right for I-88 West toward Binghamton / Schenectady. At exit 8,
take ramp right toward Bainbridge. Turn right onto RT-206. At roundabout, take 2nd
exit onto RT-206. Turn right onto RT-7 / S Main St, and then immediately turn left onto
RT-206 / W Main St (GMC/CHEVROLET on the corner). Keep straight onto RT-41 /
RT-206. Turn left onto CR-9 for 3.2 mi. Arrive at 1106 County Road 9 on right.
Take the
From PA and points south
Enter New York on I-81 North towards Binghamton. Bear right onto I-88 E. Take exit 3
ramp on right to RT-369. Turn left onto RT-369. Keep straight onto RT-79. Turn left
onto CR-9. Arrive at 1106 County Road 9 on left.
2015 TERRITORIAL RENDEZVOUS
Date:
Location:
Speakers:
October 8-11, 2015
NY District Rangers Camp, Greene, NY (directions in Packet)
District Directors - Ellwood Cutler (NJ), Steve Monez (NY),
Rev. Tim Haynes (NNED), Greg Scott (PD)
Registration:
Young Bucks - $30.00 chartered members ($30 non-chartered)
Old Timers - $40.00 chartered members ($40 non-chartered)
Family Discount - $3.00 off each Young Buck who comes with his father or grandfather
Pre-Registration Gift: All those who Pre-register online no later than Sept. 25) will
receive a free event Medallion.
Pre-registration will be available online via:
www.northeastregion.org
Make Checks payable to: “Northeast Region Royal Rangers”
Wilderness Vigil: All Applicants $30.00 (This DOES NOT Include Rendezvous Registration)
***July 1, 2015 deadline***
Wilderness Candidates Must Be At Camp And Ready For Testing At Noon On Oct. 9, 2015.
Wilderness candidates need to send fee of $30.00 and separate “Wilderness Application” (found at
www.nationalfcf.com), filled out in full, to their chapter president for his signature.
Presidents will
forward to Brian “Patches” Miller. Checks made out to: “Northeast Region Royal Rangers”
2015 Colonials Territorial Rendezvous
NAME _____________________
ADDRESS ____________________________________________
CITY _____________________ STATE_____________ ZIP_____
PHONE___________________ CHAPTER__________________
I AM ENCLOSING THE $_________ REGISTRATION FEE
EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER _________________________
SEND THIS FORM TO:
Wade “Star Hunter” Thorp
224 Silver Birch Lane
Bear, DE 19701
302-832-8625
Note: Each member must complete the
Medical Release Form. Young Bucks
must also complete the Black Powder
Form included on the following pages.
Insurance Information
_______________________________
Health Insurance Company Name
_______________________________
Policy Number
_______________________________
Certificate Number
_______________________________
Effective date of coverage
_______________________________
Insurance phone number
Personal Medical Record
____________________________________________
Applicant’s Full Name
In case of emergency please notify:
____________________________________________
Full Name
___________________
Daytime phone number
____________________
Evening phone number
Health History
To be completed by the applicant (if over age 18) or by a parent/guardian if applicant is a minor (under age 18)
Has the applicant experienced the following? Check “Yes” or “No”. If “Yes” explain under “Remarks and medical facts
Sinus condition
Ear problem
Lung problem
Heart trouble
High blood pressure
Allergy-Asthma
Fainting/dizzy spells
Diabetes
Appendix removed
Shortness of breath
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
Skin infection
Hearing difficulty
Bad eyesight
Wear contact lenses
Any medical care
within past year
Any surgery
within past year
Special diet required
Food or drug allergies __________________________
_____________________________________________
I am currently taking the following medications ______
_____________________________________________
Remarks and medical facts: ______________________
_____________________________________________
_____________________________________________
Special dietary needs: __________________________
_____________________________________________
Additional remarks:
____________________________
Parent/Guardian’s name (print)
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘Yes
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘No
◘Yes ◘No
◘Yes ◘No
Exposed to infectious:
Disease past 3 weeks
Hepatitis past 6 mo
Any disorder preventing
strenuous activity
Taking prescription
medicine
Any reaction to drugs
or medicine of any type
◘Yes ◘No
◘Yes ◘No
◘Yes ◘No
◘Yes ◘No
◘Yes ◘No
Give latest date of inoculation or vaccination against
the following:
Tetanus
__/__/__ Small Pox __/__/__
Measles
__/__/__ Typhoid
__/__/__
Diptheria
__/__/__ Polio
__/__/__
Birth Date
___/___/____
____________________________
Parent/Guardian phone number
Height
Weight
____________________________
Parent/Guardian address
Parent/Legal Guardian Consent & Model Release (Required for all applicants under 18 years of age) I, the undersigned, as
parent or legal guardian of the above named minor do hereby consent to his participation in this even and authorize the use of
emergency medical care at the discretion of the adult event leadership. I further acknowledge my understanding that media footage,
including audio, video and photos, may be recorded at this event for future promotional use and hereby consent to the use of such
items containing images of my child in any form and relinquish all rights or ownership or compensation. It is further understood that
acceptance of these terms is a condition of my child’s participation in this event.
Print Complete Name of Minor
Parent/Legal Guardian Signature
Date
Pastor’s Certification (Required for all applicants 18 year of age or older) I, the undersigned, as Pastor of the above
named adult participant do hereby acknowledge that his individual has been properly screened and approved for children or
youth work in our church and provide my unqualified endorsement to his participation in this event.
__________________________________________
Pastor’s signature
_________________________________
Date
Applicant’s Signature (Required for all applicants) I, the undersigned, hereby acknowledge that to the best of my
knowledge, I qualify for participation in this event and do hereby agree to abide by the rules and standards established for this
event by its appointed leadership. I acknowledge that the information provided on my Personal Medical Record is true and
correct and I consent to the administration of emergency medical treatment at the discretion of the event leadership. I further
acknowledge my understanding that media footage, including audio, video and photos, may be recorded at this event for future
promotional use and hereby consent to the use of such items containing images of me in any form and relinquish all rights or
ownership or compensation
__________________________________________
_________________________________
Signature of Applicant
Date
Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship
Knife and Black Powder
Permission Form
I am the parent or guardian of ____________________________________who is a member of
the Royal Rangers Program. I give, him permission to sell, trade, give, receive, or barter and
have in his possession during any FCF event, any knife or black powder firearm as is
appropriate for this type of historical reenactment activity.
Please consider this document as written consent for my son to participate in any of the
Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship activities which include black powder loading and shooting,
knife and hawk throwing, flint and steel - fire starting, frontiersmen crafts and workshop classes,
and any other activities conducted.
_________________________________________
Signature of parent or guardian
_____________________
date
If you do not want your son, _______________________________________ participating in
any of the above activities please list: ____________________________________________
_________________________________________
Signature of parent or guardian
_____________________
date
If you are under the age of 18, you must have this form signed by your parent or guardian
in order to participate in the above mentioned activities at the Trace and/or Rendezvous.
Parent please complete:
Name of minor _______________________________________________________________
Name of Parent completing form: ________________________________________________
Address:____________________________________________________________________
City ____________________________________State__________ Zip__________________
Home phone and work phone: Home________________________ Work__________________
Age ______________Birth date of minor __________________________________________
Any Information we should know about:
____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________
Revision Date: March 2010
8.7 Knife and Black Powder Permission Form
Name________________________________________________ Birthdate _________________________mm/dd/yyyy
Address__________________________________________________________________________________________
City____________________State_________ Zip Code______________ Email______________________________
Home Phone____________________________ Business Phone__________________________________________
Church__________________________________ Church Phone__________________________________________
Church Address________________________________________________________ Outpost # ________________
Activities in church other than Royal Rangers ____________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Present Royal Rangers Position
! Group Leader
! Asst. Outpost Coordinator
! Adventure Ranger
! Asst. Group Leader
! Outpost Committee
! Expedition Ranger
! Outpost Coordinator
! Outpost Chaplain
! Pastor
Wilderness Requirements
Boys Only
•
•
Choose one:
o
Completed Gold Medal of Achievement GMA#_____________________________
o
Completed Expedition Rangers E3 award E3#:______________________________
Name of the boy sponsored into FCF membership: ________________________________________________
Leaders Only
•
Date completed the Advanced level of OLAL Date: ________________________________
•
Name of the second boy sponsored into FCF membership: __________________________________________
Boys and Leaders
•
Be an FCF member in good standing for two years Date joined FCF: _________________________________
•
Earn the Bourgeois Trapper award in Trappers Brigade Date: ______________________________
•
Date and location of the second Frontier Adventure you assisted in: __________________________________
•
Are you a member in good standing in your church? Y N
•
Are you an active member of your local chartered outpost?
•
Complete a Wilderness Vigil.
Y
N
Upon receipt of this application and fee, your chapter scribe will forward this application to the territorial FCF
representative. The territorial rep will contact you concerning the date and location of the next Wilderness Vigil.
Revision Date: March 2014
8.4 Wilderness Application
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P ASTOR’S ENDORSEMENT/ COMMENTS
Does the candidate live his life in a Christ like manner? Please Explain:
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Pastor’s Signature _________________________________________________________Date: ________________
Phone: _____________________ Email; _________________________________________
O UTPOST COORDINATOR’ S ENDORSEMENT/ COMMENTS
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________________
Outpost Coordinator’s Signature _____________________________________________Date: _______________
Phone: _____________________ Email: _________________________________________
Sponsor’s Signature ________________________________________________________Date: _______________
Phone: _____________________ Email: _________________________________________
“Realizing that the goal of the Royal Rangers ministry is to evangelize, equip, and empower the next generation of
Christ-like men and life long servant leaders, and that the Frontiersmen Camping Fellowship upholds this area in its
fullness, and agreeing to live by the ideals set forth in the above requirement, I hereby submit my application for
advancement to Wilderness.”
Applicant’s Signature: ________________________________________________________Date _______________
Application Fees: $30.00
Mail application and fee to:
Date received:
______________________________________________________________________
Chapter/Territory Use Only
Amount paid:
Requirements
Date Forwarded app
Verified by:
and fees to Territorial
Rep:
Revision Date: March 2014
Date acceptance
letter sent:
8.4 Wilderness Application
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