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The
155th Anniversary of 1860, “The Rebellion Begins”
Schedule of Events
Southern California Civil War Association
Saturday, April 2nd, 2016
&
Prado Regional Park
Welcomes you to the
155th anniversary battles of 1860
“The Rebellion Begins”
April 2nd & 3rd, 2016
Federal Forces representing the US Army
vs.
Rebel Alliance of the Kansas and Missouri Border States
Official Program $12.00
In support of the Troop 201 Eagle Scout Scholarship
Foundation, Troop 201, Boy Scouts of America
The Southern California Civil War Association is a non-profit educational re-enactment organization,
dedicated to the preservation of this nation’s rich military heritage and the memory of those American’s who
fought and gave their lives so we may have and continue to cherish the freedom and liberty of a free country,
united with honor.
6:00am
7:00am
Reveille - Pickets out
Colors posted by Boy Scout Troop 201 (Flag Pole Area)
7:00am - 8:00am
7:30am
Breakfast call (Food Vendors & Encampment Areas)
Park is open to General Public, (Re-enactor’s vehicles out of camps by 9:00 am)
8:00am - 9:00am
9:00am
Company Level Drill (U.S. & C.S. Battlefield Area)
Event is open to Public, (All vehicles out of camps & non period items out of site)
9:00am
9:00 am - 11:00am
Scout Cross –Cut Saw Competition & Signal Tower Construction begins
Re-enactor Swap Meet (Meeting Hall Building) - Open to Scouts & General Public
9:30am - 10:00am
10:00am - 11:00am
Officer’s Call. (U.S. & C.S. All Staff through Company Level Commanders
U.S. Division Headquarters)
Speeches from U.S. & C.S. Generals, Presidents Lincoln & Davis (Battlefield area)
10:00am - 10:30am
10:30am - 11:00am
1st Sergeant’s & Musician’s Call, (U.S. & C.S. Respective Branch Headquarters)
Branch Level Drill, (U.S. & C.S. Battlefield Area)
11:00am
11:00am - 12:00pm
All Civilian/General Public out of Encampment & Battlefield Areas
Opening Ceremony, hosted by Boy Scout Troop 201, San Bernardino
12:00am - 12:30am
County & The City of Chino (VIP Tent, Battlefield Area)
Division Formation & Weapons Inspection, (U.S. & C.S Encampment Area’s)
12:30am - 1:00pm
1:00pm - 2:00pm
(Re-enactor Registration tickets inspected)
Division Formation & March to Battlefield
Show Battle #1, Confederate Victory
2:00pm - 3:00pm
3:00pm - 3:30pm
Mid 1800’s Fashion Show (Sutler Row Area)
U.S. Infantry Living History Demonstration, (U.S. Army Encampment Area)
3:00pm - 4:00 pm
3:30pm - 4:00 pm
Scout Battle #1 & Tug - O - War Competition, (Battlefield Area) All Scouts/Kids
U.S. Field Hospital Living History Demonstration, (U.S. Army Encampment Area)
4 00pm - 4:30pm
4:30pm - 5:00pm
U.S. Cavalry Living History Demonstration, (Battlefield Area)
U.S. Artillery Living History Demonstration, (Battlefield Area)
5:00pm
4:30pm - 5:00pm
5:00pm - 6:00pm
All Civilian/General Public out of Encampment & Battlefield Areas
Division Formation & March to Battlefield, (U.S. & C.S. Encampment Area)
Show Battle #2, Union Victory
6:00pm
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Colors retired by Boy Scout Troop 201 (Flag Pole Area)
Supper call (Food Vendors & Encampment Areas)
7:00pm
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Park is closed to General Public
Period Dance (Meeting Hall Building)
7:00pm - 9:00pm
National Colors Retirement Ceremony, performed by Boy Scout Troop 201
All Scouts/Leaders & Military Veteran’s welcome (Flag Pole Area)
11:00pm
Taps, all quiet in encampment Areas (No Re-enactor’s vehicles allowed in camps
overnight)
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155th Anniversary of 1860, “The Rebellion Begins”
Sutler Raffle Donations
Schedule of Events
Sunday, April 3rd, 2016
6:00am
Reveille - Pickets out
7:00am
7:00am - 8:00am
Colors posted by Boy Scout Troop 201 (Flag Pole area)
Breakfast call (Food Vendors & Encampment Areas)
7:30am
Park is open to General Public, (No Re-enactor’s vehicles in camps)
8:00am - 9:00am
Church Call (Flag Pole Area) All Scouts, Leaders & Re-enactors welcome
9:00am
9:30am - 10:00am
Event is open to Public (All non period items out of site)
Officers Call, All U.S.& C.S. Staff, Branch & Brigade Level Officers
C.S. Division Headquarters)
10:00am - 11:00am
10:00am
Speeches from The Presidents & Generals (Battlefield Area)
All Civilian/Public out of Encampment & Battlefield Areas
10:00am - 11:00am
Women’s Tea, Social & Raffle (Meeting Hall Building)
10:00am - 10:30am
10:30am - 11:00am
C.S. Infantry Living History Demonstration, C.S. Army Encampment Area)
C.S. Field Hospital Living History Demonstration, (C.S. Army Encampment Area)
10:30am - 11:00am
Division Formation & March to Battlefield, (U.S. & C.S. Encampment Areas)
Blockade Runner
(931) 389-6294
www.blockaderunner.com
Civil War News
(800) 777-1862
www.civilwarnews.com
Coon River Mercantile
(515) 287-8315
www.coonriver.com
Blue & Gray Magazine
(614) 870-1861
www.bluegraymagazine.com
Daughters of Eve
(626) 333-3020
Camp Chase Gazette
(800) 624-0281
www.campchasegazette.com
Fall Creek Sutlery
(765) 482-1861
www.fcsutler.com
(Registration Tickets Inspected & Commemorative Patches Issued to Re-enactors)
11:00am - 12:00pm
12:30pm - 1:00pm
Show Battle #3, Confederate Victory
C.S. Cavalry Living History Demonstration, (Battlefield Area)
1:00pm - 1:30pm
C.S. Artillery Living History Demonstration, (Battlefield Area)
2:00pm
2:00pm
Scout Battle #2, (Battlefield Area) All Scouts/Kids welcome
All Civilian/Public out of Encampment & Battlefield Areas
3:000pm
2:30pm - 3:00pm
Division Formation & March to Battlefield, (U.S. & C.S. Encampment Areas)
3:00pm - 4:00pm
Show Battle #4, Union Victory
4 :00pm
4:00pm - 4:30pm
Colors retired by Boy Scout Troop 201 (Flag Pole Area)
Closing ceremony, Retirement of the Colors, Free Re-enactor Raffle &
Cigars International
(888) 244-2790
www.cigarsintl.com
Flag Emporium
(707) 996-8140
www.flagemporium.com
Citizens’ Companion
(800) 624-0281
www.citizenscompanion.com
Fugawee Corporation
(800) 605-8280
[email protected]
Musket Raffle. Awards for best camp U.S., C. S., & Civilian presented
4:30pm
4:30pm
Cross Cut Saw Competition results will be presented
Artillery reimbursement, presented by SCCWA ,(Battlefield Area)
4:30pm
(Re-enactor’s vehicles may re-enter Encampment Areas to break camp)
7:00pm
Park is closed to Public
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Civil War Courier
(800) 624-0281
www.civilwarcourier.com
James Country Mercantile
(816) 781-9473
www.jamescountry.com
4
Sutler Raffle Donations (cont.)
KYR Music
(909) 597-0750
KYR Music.com
Smoke & Fire News
(800) 766-5334
www.smoke-fire.com
Miller’s Millinery
(717) 285-3373
www.bonnets.com
Southern California Civil War Association
(909) 590-5797
www.SCCWA.com
Panther Primitives
(800) 487-2684
www.pantherprimitives.com
S & S Firearms
(718) 497-1100
The Lady in White
(419) 244-8843
[email protected]
Period Impressions
(859) 366-0312
[email protected]
Uniforms of Antiquity
(918) 478-8512
[email protected]
Prado Equestrian Center
(909) 597-5757
www.pradoequine.com
4G (Guns of Old)
(479) 696-4139
[email protected]
Ragged Soldier Sutlery
(703) 978-3925
www.raggedsoldier.com
Event Sponsors
American Red Cross
(909) 628-1234
Haughey Insurance
Tom Haughey (909) 627-4161
Southern California Civil War Assn.
Event Coordination (909) 590-5797
Chino Airport Staff
Mitch Kinser (909) 597-3910
Hay Connection
(951) 280-9016
Cold Star Ice
(909) 628-2105
Ken Kadell
Hay-(909) 238-8482
Chino Hills Ford
(909) 393-9331
Kiwanis Club of Chino
President Richard Rowe
SCCWA Event Staff:
Gary Fradella: Event Coordinator
Deirdre McFarland: Event Assistant
Kim Fradella: Programs
Garrison Fradella: Security and VIP
Teddy Parker: Parking
Steve Pavich: Civilian Coordinator
Keith Harriott: CS Army Coordinator
John Maurais: US Army Coordinator
City of Chino
Dennis Yates Mayor
Eunice Ulloa Mayor Pro Tem
Tom Haughey Council Member
Glenn Duncan Council Member
Earl Elrod Council Member
Matt Ballentyne City Manager
Brent Arnold City Planner (Retired)
Chino Valley Equine Center
(909) 628-5545
San Bernardino County
Curt Hagman, County Supervisor
Ed Graham, District Director
Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Chino
(909) 590-3774
SoCal Sanitation Industries
(800) 850-8871-Grace Franco
Costco Stores Chino Hills
(909)464-2900
Staples Stores
Chino * Chino Hills * Carlsbad
(909) 464-1749 (909) 613-0322 (760) 4761476
Troop 201 Event Staff:
Advertising
Maria Mariano, Becky Garcia, Jeovani
Stoute, Jennifer Footman, Leonore Riggara,
Bea Vargas
Announcer
Mark Cox
Park Clean-up
Jeovani Stoute
Cross-Cut Saw Competition
Tim Everman, John McKenzie
Flag Retirement
Bill Bradley
Troop 201 Food Booth
Sharon Mitchell, Rosetta Ramirez, Christy
Bradley, Mitzi Orlanes, Kim Webber, Bea
Vargas, Ace Marquez
Parking
Eric Orlanes, Darrin Rose
Photography
Anelle Veiga, John Hayes
Registration Booth
Maria Mariano
Troop 201 Scholarship Foundation
Kate Li, John Anderson, Chris Li
Troop 201 Senior Patrol Leader
Jeovani Stoute
Signal Tower and Tug-O-War
Bill Bradley, Pete Garcia
Sound System
Bill Bradley
Vons Stores Chino Hills
(909) 548-2828
Ladies Tea & Combatant Raffles
SCCWA
Waste Management
(909) 306-8048 Glenda Chavez
Signs
SCCWA
Wholesale Hay
(951) 681-1824
Regional Scout Camp Out
SCCWA
Chino Valley Independent
Fire Dept.
All Personnel for onsite support
Ryan Dacko-Fire Prevention Officer
City of Chino Police Dept.
Chief Karen Comstock
Lt. Jeff Allison-Mounted Posse
City of Chino Police Management
Association-President John Monroe
Chino Rotary Club
President Steve Bremer
El Prado Golf Course
(909)597-1753
Regimental Quartermaster, Inc.
(717) 338-1864
www.regtqm.com
Food 4 Less Stores Chino
(909)465-9978
Gordon Hay
(909) 393-4408
Graphic Details
(909)465-9978
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Lennar Homes
Larry Liebel
Harkins Theaters
www.Harkinstheater.com
Lewis Development Corp
Cameron Andreasen
M & M Sports and Apparel
(909) 548-3371
Majestic Trophy
(909) 986-4017
Prado Equestrian Center
(909) 597-5757
Rancho Del Chino Rotary Club
President Mark Kinsey
San Bernardino Co. Regional Parks
Maureen Snelgrove Dir. of Parks
Bob Fontaine Supervisor -Prado Park
Kid Battle & Tug-O-War
SCCWA
SCCWA
On Site Sutlers
On Site Food Vendors
Baja Grill
G & M Mercantile
Mexican Food
(951) 415-1380
(909) 229-5108
Ms. Christine’s
Funnel Cakes
(909) 917-8357
Kansas Mercantile
(951) 928-9601
Troop 201
Beverage Booth
Soda’s & Water
Knots And Nails
(805) 587-9927
Troop 201
Food Booth
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Hamburgers, Hot Dogs & more
Thyme Traveller
(714) 777-2652
Kona Ice
Shaved Ice &
Novelty pre-packaged Ice Cream
Women’s Raffle
At the Tea & Social (Green Raffle Ticket)
Sunday 10:00am - 11:00am
1861 Springfield Musket Raffle
Sunday 4:00 pm (Red Raffle Ticket)
(Open to the General Public)
Combatant Raffle
After Show Battle #4 (Blue & Gray Tickets)
Sunday 4:00pm
Most Authentic Camp
Impression Awards For
U.S., C.S. & Civilian Camps
Sunday 4:00 pm
951-852-5668
The Yankee Reb
(503) 263-4943
Enola’s Kettle Corn
Variety Pop Corn
951.852.5668
Parris Blacksmithing
(951) 442-5731
Ali Baba’s BBQ
Teriyaki BBQ
951-733-7343
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Cross-Cut Saw Competition
1st Place Awards
Cub, Boy & Girl Scouts
Sunday 4:00 pm