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Jr t •. ·Etininola !tJ 0 • ·. ·~ l'lomml!U4(l th~· • •e ~e · est mom!De~ o f •t '1· \f i l'l~l O "' ta ;f to tnapect all. t · re~ of «>Ul" o·amps ~u~~ t • .mpt.n $ilt&$e:tt , and JJome S~oubeit· •, e t -· ~, . rul e st n itt ~ o :? ha ll ·de :-vo b 'Oit"·e t .. 1" e!v t e:G ' 11'1 ·utc1v·• Bo 1 · te.e. bas o.und e nc e ·t 1-:ra io:n mu , ·hii• i~ S<Jtnw inst., anc-'•' t'~:t*t:> '.l?ta,y h. · e. ell ea. :St) l:ltv · ·1 i c idente l se t t :r l b . oko-:t»hl , ·we have l'1~ ·t sight ot· the :real objectivl o · ~co-u-tin - the we1 at- e t' i; :>o • h l'm'Aittee !' _ co; · :nd "-ha. ,e e · Seo .te~ _ the job .e:.g,sf. $d <> him to the beat Qf hia nbillt, , l avin . o others .Jh · I pertormmce of d ties ou.ts14e ot hJs Jtir:!s.id1.c:tlori1 and lt he _fe.fllti t h a. he h.e.e Ju t ca"e to-6 eo , 11. 1nt oti () l¢1ots!u hB , houl . brbt hi& comp,latnt to he ~tent1on tQ, ,h · l?· e·s:tae:nt C}f · · 1e iO'U1'lCt11 and r-~ fr i:.n r:voxa :mnagtng s cou t-1ng tb.t-ct~1gh loo•e ·talk• f b · .lU!ni tee ~u.bin!. .s th:e _· bov · ~aoommenaa:tions to~ •adioption t :\ ~· cu 1 v . 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948 Title A name given to the resource 1948 Report of Special Committee to Analyze Operations of Chickasaw Council and Make Recommendations Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a93b771e89cb1d514f315f1c809f924d.pdf 0bcf0012c8aa8ddddd920ad2af76ff53 PDF Text Text fl- $ w**'?$:- i'"c *''l# i l l I tlii!$sli,:lif l tho Counall has slipped rather serioasly ln lts Eoy Seout membership. Ctn fe1ren}er -il, l?r;-: t-hnre were li4(:'., l3o;; SJcou"ts re6ilr"t,erer-i " 0n ru+,ust ":;,i, ,Lqi{.S t.ilryre i,ere.on1,'y i'Q7'S iioy iicnr,;t.:, :riir"i {jenir:l;icau.tf.;" r--hj-ck,,,, si, ,'r Council ni.r; ir Concent::lteu r:",opuli,'Li-,;n -,.,it..i-r lrer- .i itt1F rilrl i tot'i'i'.o,r'")' 'r-i.i it, S iir ,r,cocl r"ecoraj, ErnoilS [,ou:tr:iis oi'tri* lie1,ic.ri in 1,err"is aj'$ccrrt ei:lri t-]nb rlei:sity * tirr: nu:n]:*r cj' hc,yr 'h*irlr; rerr:hed bi.,setl *n t,ne -rlr:rrLl.rrl- .i*ery Crop. iieir''ever, io ;t;,,ttt r;onpl.r ris:+li -i--itii r, Cnr.ur.r:if ;nir:n n:, $ r;l-li-o:,;t lh:: i:-r,rjtil(:r :il:]il1.}r 1 iJolu- ilro'O i:nc ri r:ot:,i, iile si.'le i:iirli)Urlt Oj':,i.lri,,i [,Frrrlt(JrJ. I -t. ',m glrri.ng, he'l-,;:r; Certljn j-rli.eX j'i,CtOfS {,:$ 0].' imre 3i": , ii}.S .[a.r the Clr:i:oiir,re {k-:unli]- ,:;t, {^l}.rr,tt,i noe-:r.i,i", Tlnri- r .",iJd i'*r' Cirlr:i';i,sii i.,I; c.ruImfl}rq 3238 lrlrl1]:,ii soy Crop fndex 80.6 Boy Seouts por 100 .lrBC lt lr tl SOnlOf rr tr rr rr Cub $cout$ J.o Pr"oi."*s;iic;nli,L. [:tLi fi.' 194S Scys Ls*er 78.5 saYs 3?3s l.L? 673 /". z 39.1* Llrg6 t610 20.8 t+ cnrcsA$Ard 3795 od. f",) 0n ilecember ]1, 1943 t,he Council iraci 156 Boy Scout.Tracps and on June ]0, it had 15? Troo:rs inclucllng $enior Units. *ne o:" the;:'i;i;i o:" prolrle:ns has hieen a. r:antinunJ-}.v lrlr"ir i'eco:'il ol'Lr;pseii Uniis i,rlld LroFrilccl 'ilr:it*: . In l9,ir? tl.re Cq:uncil dro::lerci 3il Tlrr:crr:r::,rnri Q ir,llks inri orgr:niz,er-i I'3 n:*1, Troc,i-ll; il-lld i5 P, cks" Unlt Charter h,evieu Contest, the Counctl" ls }*th among of polnts scored in the oontest. The Unit Chsrter is one o1' the most fuuportan t responsl bilttles of a Cowrcll in conditions in iJnlts and cutting dov:r on the Lepsed and Droppod. number llnOit.!fis; �I t:l*I:r-.; The reoord for 191+7 shows thmt only 23-.5% at the $eout meurbership enjoyed a long-term car{rlng experlence, eithsr on Colxrcil c*r^mp olte$ or on thelr olm, and there is so:ne iuci.iaatlan tha.t the 19/uS record wlll- not equul this flgure. Carnp prouiotion and atterrdence on a Yroop basi-s i:ndor sdult leadorohip whtch is fwrdamental to the suqcoss of the Troop hm.s long ceo.sed to be a subjeet of dlsousslon in tocr:r1 Counclls. It is $couttng. ldlth the effective function* ing of lristrlct organlaation, tho poor r6oord. of boy attendarice should be wterially impr"ovod, partlcularly lf Campoross ere held on a Distrlet basls, thus assuring a 1*rgo pertici-pation by froops *"nd thereby bullcling greriter interest in sumrner c&rup. Nelghhorhood Sommni"ssioners end i]lstrict Camping Commlttoes will vork ui-th ficoutmn.sters isi helplmg theu wlth their pJ-ans to attend camp wlth thelr Troops. There is a neod for irnproved Iaellities on the Cauncilfs Long*Term eaurplng propertLes to talce ca.re of tho needs of ?roops ln J.lne vith sound carnping mothods. fi.ecommondatLone harre been mado frou time tr: time ms the result of lnspmctions mado of the properties by trtegional and tr{ational litaff pornorrnel. Aiiequate }ongteru oa"mplng faoilitlos for the $egro boys are urgently noeded and. llttle prosres$ hmo been made toward securlng *uch facil-itles derpite tho fact t!:c,t Chlckm.sav 0ouncil has the la"rgest l$egro Boy $cout membershlp la tho fr.ogior. The present facillties at Carnp Danle1 are entlrely inedequ*.te to give the $e6ro boy er" worthl,rhile oamplng oxperlenco. 1,Io havo urgod a leng-range plun of camp deve}opment to take care of needo not Just f'or this year but for the yee.r$ a,head. l,lttl-o h*s irappened, There is need fsr an adeque.to plo.n to flaise fu:rus to denelop necss$&ry cfi.rlp facllltims, Yhe fiouncll has dopenried on fund.s from such activities as the $cout Clrcus to provlde for cump capltrl i-mprovements. At a tlme whon rnoney ls roadlly ava"llable for such captta.l projecte, there ls no plan to secure lt. It may be of interest, to knou that the Elrtningha:m Councll has Just raised S103ri)00 to develop a short* term camp and also provicle adequate camping J'acilities for thelr ltogro boye. �ii0i,lryrn$fl PstssoNNEL There are 32 volunteer posltians ln the Boy Seout Hovemottt. Men ehoixld be reenrited for sorvice i-n a.ccordslrce v'ith their interests and abillty and asked to accept a position Ln vhich they nan best rerlder a servtco. Thero ls a trend t1r Chickasaw Cor.lnci-l towards duplication of volunteer positions. If a Scoutor ls sorving ln a key responsl-bL11ty on a Dl-strict Comnritiee, he should not be asked to assume any other duty. A $ooutriaster or CubmqstCIr vho has the all-i-rap*rtant job of wurktng wtth the boy shoulci. not be asked to aaaept any other poeltlon in the Boy $cout, Hovo.srent. blany ueII qualifled citl-ze*s vho aro j.nterested ln $couting and who have sombthing to contrlbute can be brought lnto the Program for servico on the Sxeoutivo Bonrd, IJl-etrict Committeep s"nd i,n many other *r,-parcitles. A Co11nsil vhlch ls progressive ls le consta.ntly brl"nging $ew men into the Program. When new $en ar6 rocruited, it 1s esserti$,I tlrat they be gtrven def,Inite essign* noents emd given tho rtknov bowft to do tho Job if thmy nre to flnd eatlEfactlon i-n sprvlng boys.There i* need for a constant vo}xrteer reeruitlng in Chlckasa.$ Counctl. �ry0..i,i!i;rlL.,r|; lf:'Iif-f $ouo evideuce of too mush ti-nae being npent ln ths offlso by F5-eld Executives. Mush of thls is due to prosra& a$sigtrlBlsllts whlch tfuese mon c&rr5r. Field Sxecutlve lrllae has a particularly heavy load ln devoloplng prsgra,ms, eto., a,nd perhaps some Gon$idsration should. be gi-von io ietteving him of some of this tn ardor that he may speud more tlmo ln the DLstricts assignetl. There is The FleLd Exeeutive$ &16 coneelentLouo snd l"ron my obeorvattron &r& plannlng woll and making a real offort, to earry through thelr reuponnS-* Lttttt*s effective)-y. They are quite ooncerned ebout gossip tirat cones to thom from $couters Ln the Council, mome of uhich puto thern in a rather embarrasning poslt{-on. flvery ef,I'ort s}Iould he urado by your fiorrmlttee to seo tha.t the t'tetA Staff i* given a fuU" opportunlty to do lts job wltliout betng brought lnto controverela.l subiects. for $taff pJ-arurlng s@$$ion$ and ca,reful scheduli-ng of $taff with reports bei-ng required of sork being dono. The $cout Sxocutlve should give more ti-me to over-a}l planning and" progra"m dovelopment *nd elfunlnate some of the dotall he Ls now handllng. There is need �C I ljjjr l.llll i ifu i..{i,:-l {uj{" in mmy y*ars hms the orgauiratl-on of $helby CoWty into Slstrietm to secure adeguate pregraff, m$"npel.rer and nlporvielon. In the ehort time those Dlstrj-cte The most progresslve ctep taken by the CorlncLl beon organlzed, lt ls aSrtrarent an i*rprovement irl program is alreedy resultlng. Houever, to be effecti.ve, J,t is vlt*l th*t lho Dlstrlcts have the fuI-L support of svery $couter iu the Councll. There is need to build Dtstrict moralel tii,ere sircu-tci be rogul.*"r reoognltton and reportlng by tltstriot Chakmen at Board meetlngs and activltles should be promoted on a Ilistrict bssis. For exa:nple, by holding Camporees on a Dj-strict bamls, us havo reasonabls a.ssurarlce of reaohlng four ar flvo tlmes ffis me&y boys as have been reached. tn euch an rletivtty on a Council b*sls. Tho Souneil prograru should be bullt on the basis of the needs in the Sistrlcts ae the result of plannlng by the Dlstrlct Conraittees. hn.ve beeu � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document fl- $ w**'?$:- i'"c *''l# i l l I l cnrcsA$Ard 3795 Boy Seouts por 100 .lrBC SOnlOf rr lt lr tl Cub $cout$ tr rr rr c.ruImfl}rq 3238 fndex Scys 80.6 t610 l.L? 673 J.o 20.8 Ls*er 78.5 /". z 39.1* saYs 3?3s od. Llrg6 Pr"oi."*s;iic;nli,L. [:tLi fi.' 0n ilecember ]1, 1943 t,he Council iraci 156 Boy Scout.Tracps and on June ]0, 194S it had 15? Troo:rs inclucllng $enior Units. *ne o:" the;:'i;i;i o:" prolrle:ns has hieen a. r:antinunJ-}.v lrlr"ir i'eco:'il ol'Lr;pseii Uniis i,rlld LroFrilccl 'ilr:it*: . In l9,ir? tl.re Cq:uncil dro::lerci 3il Tlrr:crr:r::,rnri Q ir,llks inri orgr:niz,er-i I'3 n:*1, Troc,i-ll; il-lld i5 P, cks" Unlt Charter h,evieu Contest, the Counctl" ls }*th among number of polnts scored in the oontest. The Unit Chsrter is one o1' conditions the most fuuportant responslbilttles of a Cowrcll in llnOit.!fis; in iJnlts and cutting dov:r on the Lepsed and Droppod. tlii!$sli,:lif tho Counall has slipped rather serioasly ln lts Eoy Seout membership. Ctn fe1ren}er -il, l?r;-: t-hnre were li4(:'., l3o;; SJcou"ts re6ilr"t,erer-i " 0n ru+,ust ":;,i, ,Lqi{.S t.ilryre i,ere.on1,'y i'Q7'S iioy iicnr,;t.:, :riir"i {jenir:l;icau.tf.;" r--hj-ck,,,, si, ,'r Council ni.r; ir Concent::lteu r:",opuli,'Li-,;n -,.,it..i-r lrer- .i itt1F rilrl i tot'i'i'.o,r'")' 'r-i.i it, S iir ,r,cocl r"ecoraj, ErnoilS [,ou:tr:iis oi'tri* lie1,ic.ri in 1,err"is aj'$ccrrt ei:lri t-]nb rlei:sity * tirr: nu:n]:*r cj' hc,yr 'h*irlr; rerr:hed bi.,setl *n t,ne -rlr:rrLl.rrl- .i*ery Crop. iieir''ever, io ;t;,,ttt r;onpl.r ris:+li -i--itii r, Cnr.ur.r:if ;nir:n n:, $ r;l-li-o:,;t lh:: i:-r,rjtil(:r :il:]il1.}r 1 iJolu- ilro'O i:nc ri r:ot:,i, iile si.'le i:iirli)Urlt Oj':,i.lri,,i [,Frrrlt(JrJ. I -t. ',m glrri.ng, he'l-,;:r; Certljn j-rli.eX j'i,CtOfS {,:$ 0].' imre 3i": , ii}.S .[a.r the Clr:i:oiir,re {k-:unli]- ,:;t, {^l}.rr,tt,i noe-:r.i,i", Tlnri- r .",iJd i'*r' Cirlr:i';i,sii i.,I; lrlrl1]:,ii soy Crop t+ f",) I t:l*I:r-.; The reoord for 191+7 shows thmt only 23-.5% at the $eout meurbership enjoyed a long-term car{rlng experlence, eithsr on Colxrcil c*r^mp olte$ or on thelr olm, and there is so:ne iuci.iaatlan tha.t the 19/uS record wlll- not equul this flgure. Carnp prouiotion and atterrdence on a Yroop basi-s i:ndor sdult leadorohip whtch is fwrdamental to the suqcoss of the Troop hm.s long ceo.sed to be a subjeet of dlsousslon in tocr:r1 Counclls. It is $couttng. ldlth the effective function* ing of lristrlct organlaation, tho poor r6oord. of boy attendarice should be wterially impr"ovod, partlcularly lf Campoross ere held on a Distrlet basls, thus assuring a 1*rgo pertici-pation by froops *"nd thereby bullcling greriter interest in sumrner c&rup. Nelghhorhood Sommni"ssioners end i]lstrict Camping Commlttoes will vork ui-th ficoutmn.sters isi helplmg theu wlth their pJ-ans to attend camp wlth thelr Troops. There is a neod for irnproved Iaellities on the Cauncilfs Long*Term eaurplng propertLes to talce ca.re of tho needs of ?roops ln J.lne vith sound carnping mothods. fi.ecommondatLone harre been mado frou time tr: time ms the result of lnspmctions mado of the properties by trtegional and tr{ational litaff pornorrnel. Aiiequate }ongteru oa"mplng faoilitlos for the $egro boys are urgently noeded and. llttle prosres$ hmo been made toward securlng *uch facil-itles derpite tho fact t!:c,t Chlckm.sav 0ouncil has the la"rgest l$egro Boy $cout membershlp la tho fr.ogior. The present facillties at Carnp Danle1 are entlrely inedequ*.te to give the $e6ro boy er" worthl, rhile oamplng oxperlenco. 1,Io havo urgod a leng-range plun of camp deve}opment to take care of needo not Just f'or this year but for the yee.r$ a,head. l,lttl-o h*s irappened, There is need fsr an adeque.to plo.n to flaise fu:rus to denelop necss$&ry cfi.rlp facllltims, Yhe fiouncll has dopenried on fund.s from such activities as the $cout Clrcus to provlde for cump capltrl i-mprovements. At a tlme whon rnoney ls roadlly ava"llable for such captta.l projecte, there ls no plan to secure lt. It may be of interest, to knou that the Elrtningha:m Councll has Just raised S103ri)00 to develop a short* term camp and also provicle adequate camping J'acilities for thelr ltogro boye. ii0i,lryrn$fl PstssoNNEL There are 32 volunteer posltians ln the Boy Seout Hovemottt. Men ehoixld be reenrited for sorvice i-n a.ccordslrce v'ith their interests and abillty and asked to accept a position Ln vhich they nan best rerlder a servtco. Thero ls a trend t1r Chickasaw Cor.lnci-l towards duplication of volunteer positions. If a Scoutor ls sorving ln a key responsl-bL11ty on a Dl-strict Comnritiee, he should not be asked to assume any other duty. A $ooutriaster or CubmqstCIr vho has the all-i-rap*rtant job of wurktng wtth the boy shoulci. not be asked to aaaept any other poeltlon in the Boy $cout, Hovo.srent. blany ueII qualifled citl-ze*s vho aro j.nterested ln $couting and who have sombthing to contrlbute can be brought lnto the Program for servico on the Sxeoutivo Bonrd, IJl-etrict Committeep s"nd i,n many other *r,-parcitles. A Co11nsil vhlch ls progressive ls le consta.ntly brl"nging $ew men into the Program. When new $en ar6 rocruited, it 1s esserti$,I tlrat they be gtrven def,Inite essign* noents emd given tho rtknov bowft to do tho Job if thmy nre to flnd eatlEfactlon i-n sprvlng boys.There i* need for a constant vo}xrteer reeruitlng in Chlckasa.$ Counctl. ry0..i,i!i;rlL.,r|; lf:'Iif-f There is $ouo evideuce of too mush ti-nae being npent ln ths offlso by F5-eld Executives. Mush of thls is due to prosra& a$sigtrlBlsllts whlch tfuese mon c&rr5r. Field Sxecutlve lrllae has a particularly heavy load ln devoloplng prsgra,ms, eto., a,nd perhaps some Gon$idsration should. be gi-von io ietteving him of some of this tn ardor that he may speud more tlmo ln the DLstricts assignetl. The FleLd Exeeutive$ &16 coneelentLouo snd l"ron my obeorvattron &r& plannlng woll and making a real offort, to earry through thelr reuponnS-* Lttttt*s effective)-y. They are quite ooncerned ebout gossip tirat cones to thom from $couters Ln the Council, mome of uhich puto thern in a rather embarrasning poslt{-on. flvery ef,I'ort s}Iould he urado by your fiorrmlttee to seo tha.t the t'tetA Staff i* given a fuU" opportunlty to do lts job wltliout betng brought lnto controverela.l subiects. There is need for $taff pJ-arurlng s@$$ion$ and ca,reful scheduli-ng of $taff with reports bei-ng required of sork being dono. The $cout Sxocutlve should give more ti-me to over-a}l planning and" progra"m dovelopment *nd elfunlnate some of the dotall he Ls now handllng. C I ljjjr l.llll i ifu i..{i,:-l {uj{" The most progresslve ctep taken by the CorlncLl in mmy y*ars hms beon the orgauiratl-on of $helby CoWty into Slstrietm to secure adeguate pregraff, m$"npel.rer and nlporvielon. In the ehort time those Dlstrj-cte hn.ve beeu organlzed, lt ls aSrtrarent an i*rprovement irl program is alreedy resultlng. Houever, to be effecti.ve, J,t is vlt*l th*t lho Dlstrlcts have the fuI-L support of svery $couter iu the Councll. There is need to build Dtstrict moralel tii,ere sircu-tci be rogul.*"r reoognltton and reportlng by tltstriot Chakmen at Board meetlngs and activltles should be promoted on a Ilistrict bssis. For exa:nple, by holding Camporees on a Dj-strict bamls, us havo reasonabls a.ssurarlce of reaohlng four ar flvo tlmes ffis me&y boys as have been reached. tn euch an rletivtty on a Council b*sls. Tho Souneil prograru should be bullt on the basis of the needs in the Sistrlcts ae the result of plannlng by the Dlstrlct Conraittees. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1948 Title A name given to the resource 1948 Report on Chickasaw Council Membership Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b9b54fa7a2edc04f7b8ee40ff4ba2900.pdf 22f732f6f6b0bcc7082a9040813c87e4 PDF Text Text -:.-1 _J ~~ 0 _;~ 7 3 ] JJ : , '~ - -~: ' ~~: ' '~·'-.; ' ~' ' :_._" / / ~~ / ~- -· ~-:~: ~.. ---- , :~~-­ ...... ~ -- !' if\1 '"· "-1 . ~ J.G·L .1 \J I . f'.r;·r., ·-' '/':: ..) J. 3._;1. I NC. �MEMB'JRS OF TIDJ E :~CUTIVE BOARD - 19 51 Officers ---Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mra Alvan r. Tate, Jr. T. Robert Acklen T:.J. H, Austin Ch2,rles M. Crump R. D. Fuller A. :J. Hohenberg :Clton Rieves C. U. Rittelmeyer A. D. i'k l.f uorter Fred L. Christenbury R. C. !fays W. Gordon Morris President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-Presi dent Associa te Secretary Treasurer Sc out Commissioner Scout Dxecutive Committee Chairman Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr , Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. J. D. Tennison, Jr. Mr. W. B. Dormon Dr. :J. Foster Williams i I I ,, Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Constitution & By Laws cu·bbing Ex:nlori ng Finance Health & Sa fety Inter-Racial Leadership Training Organization & Exten sion Outfitters Public Relations Robert 1. Irwin, Jr. Russell Perry A. K. :Burrow P. A. Clayton J. S. Allen T. Rob e rt Acklen J. M. McKnight J. R. Walker :Bruce :Gwing Edwin Dalstrom Howar d M. Grube R. D. Fuller P. C. Clarke M. J. Vosse Northeast l~ orthwest Southeast Mr. nerbert F. Hemker Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. Monroe Wallace, Jr. Southwest Crittenden Missis sippi I Members-At-Large I Mr. I, M r. l Mr. !fr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Dr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Henri Benner C. Arthm· Bruce Lewis C . Call ow :c1 . M. Clayton R. C. Cla rk Ben B. Cof fey, Jr. W. Henry Dilatush Anthony W. Dick Le wis R. Donelson, Jr. O. K. Ea rp Phil 1Jmerick Mr. W. '{e nry Fisher Mr. F. Joe Planagan Er. E. E. Garey Hr. J ack P. Gol d.schmid Mr. ~ . C. Grissom l"r. ''T. P. Halliday Mr. Charles C. Handley Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. F. Clycl e Lambert Er. J. H. j\.;alone Dr. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. '-:=--=-=:.~====-==~-·---·--==-~==--=---·--· Mr. Mr. Dr. Hr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. B. Saunders _:::.i . H. c. Schmeisser w. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner ! L. K. Thomp son, Jr. I R. A. Trip:oeer D. L. Valentine Harry G. Webb ..,, ~ �j -------.,-- ------- ---·-··-----·----------,., A WA R D S TO M:JMBE;5.S OF CHIQ?.ASA1"1 couwcn' B. s . .h.. IN..Q. FOR DISTii\l"GUIS}GD SSS.VICE TO :BOYHOOD THE c. Ayers s I 1 VER EAVE R ] 1931 Mr. P. A. Clayton c. T. McCabe 1931 Mr. W. *Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Nr. F. 1. Chri stenlmry *Hr. John T. Horga.n 1931 Mr. J. *Mr. John R. Roberts 1931 Dr. J. Mr. "D ~ . Halliday s. Allen *Mr. John A. Angus 1942 1942 1942 1943 l 9Lf-3 1931 Mr. Charles M. Crump 1943 1932 Dr. B. E . Jacobs 1944 Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 Mr. :Sen :B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. Bob Dozier 1944 *Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. Guy Boyer 1945 *Iv!r. George Wood 1935 Mr. Joe G. Helms 1945 Mr. F . Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. T. Robert Acltlen 19Lf,6 Mr. Robert G. Ramsey 1936 Mr. Bruce Ewing 1946 Er. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1946 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. M. H. Huckabee 1947 1938 Mr. 1938 Er. A. B. Carter 1939 Mr. 1. Sharpe 1948 1939 Mr. Robert 1. Irwin, Jr. 191..1-9 Hr. H. M. Clayton 1940 Mr. lir. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. 1940 Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid 1950 Hr. A. K. Burrow 1941 Mr. Harry Simpkins 1950 19Lf,1 Mr. Phil Emerick 1950 Mr. Harry 1'Te b b *Mr. L. R. Forsdick Mr. c. 1"ir. c. H. Arthur Bruce Church *Mr. Joe Hopper Dr. T. ~· J, s. Eliot G. Gates * Do ceased ,,.., ..::.J. i:.r. c. c. w. w. Grissom Rittelmeyer 1947 1948 1949 ~ (. �C~J JCJ(;\S;\\;\) c.cAJrJCJ L BS;\ J\ j E1\;j ?~ J J S -r EJ\ J\ J J JJ\]( J . December 18, 1951. Dear Scouter: As we ap:oroach the end of another Scouting year, your Officers would like to take this opuortuni ty to thank you for your contribution in behalf of Scoutinc; during the past year. We feel tha.t through your efforts we have made excellent nrogrPss to the point that Chickasaw Council now serves more boys tha.n any previous yec:.r in the Council 1 s hi story. We feel that the quality of our Scouting has improved as exemplified by tho excellent advancEJment record that our Scouts and Cubs have compiled this year. Your efforts in behalf of our Cam})ing Progr2m have resulted in more bo ys than ever before getting the real outdoor thrill that cam1)ing in tho open can afford. The year 1952 presents some serious uroblems tha.t must be met and conquered along tho lines of adult leadorshiJ'• More and more of our young loaders ere bdng called into the Armed Services, with tho result that tho d emand for a groa ter munbor of trained leaders is ap·oarent. The only limitation on tho size of our Boy Mombershi~9 is in tho number of trained loaders that wo can maintain in tho Movement. In order that we can fulfill our objectives on 11 1iberty 1 s Team" wo must all dotormino to continue to give our best in order that tho boyhood of our area shall enjoy tho glorious adventures of Scouting. Sincerely, ~rd#. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President AFTJR:mb �Ji"l C. December 18, 19 51. To the Friends of Scouting: The Annual Meeting provides an OJlJJOrtuni ty for all of us in the Council to take stock ~· f what he,s been accomnlished during the preceding twelve months. For the <Jerica. December 1, 1950 --November JO, 1951 these accomplishments are sho'\"m in the Renorts of Committees which follow. It is my sincere belief that during this period the Council has made more progress in serving boyhood than in any urevious period in its history. There has been more cam"'9ing, more activities, better District operation; which, coupled with the excellent '\'.rorJ>:: of the Unit Leaders, the s·oJendid Commissioner's Staff, the fine Committees and the smooth functioning of the Executive Board has produced res 1.ilts of which ever;:r person in the Council can take justifiable pride. To each of you who have made these accom1Jlishments possible may I take this opport·,,m ity to express my deep appreciation for all that you have clone, for there is no doi.ibt that you who are leacling youth to become men of character trained for participating citize"'.lship are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Nation. Sincerely yours, /J~ ,,!k.:r-tdo-,-,.; f'l? o ·"t--·2.A:O W. Gordon Morris, Scout :"1xecutive. WGM:MJ3 �ACTIVITIES COMMITT:JE During the past year it was the aim of your Committee to carry thr ough on :orograms which would fit all age grou:os - :Jxplorers, Scouts a:o_d Cubs. Participation by as many boy s as :possible was our main objective. BOY SCOUT '\'JEEX Church attendance, in a body, by units; parents' nights, demonstrations, etc. made t~is week outstanding. EXP OSITI ON - March 16 - 17 With the fine sup:oort of all leaders and. boys, we staged our finest show at the Shelby County Building. The ticket sales amounted to $8,867.75 and the net gc..in on this event was $6,41?.61. Immecliately after the :Czposi ti on we started on plans for the 1952 show to be held on March 21-22, 1952. CAMP CU?:R.n:m CAMP-0-BEE - June 8, 9. 10 The Camp-0-Ree was planned and carried out for both Scouts and Expl or ers on the same date. The spirit was excellent with J4 Troops a nd :..4 Posts and/or Troops with Explorers partici:t_Jating. 15 Class 8 Class 12 Class "A" Awa rds were presented Awards were uresented u C" Awards w·ere -oresented "B" There was a total of 35 Awards presented as comuared to 29 Awards in 1950. KI TE D:SRBY FOR CUB SCOUT S - Overton Pa rk and Audubon Park This event has grown so rapidly it was necessary to hold it in t·wo ·oarks this year - a tremendous success. CLJJlJT-UP, FIX UP PARADE - ATJril 14th FIRJ PR2JVE1'JTI01\f - ~mB:~ - October 8th- Many units participated and two trophies were awarded to the Council by the Memphis Fire Department. EXPL O~R POSSUM HUlifT - October 27th A gra nd success with 267 in attendance in spite of the rain. Page - 1 - �---------- - - - - ---- --- ----------- - -------- ----~ I I Ii I I I Activities Committee (Cont.) A.AAA PROGRAM - October 1st - December 1st This event was well handled and awards will be given to units at District meetings. EXPLORER HONOR BALL - December 7th A fine affair with very good attendance at Hotel Peabody. GOOD TURU DAY - l'Jovember 17th As a 11 good turn 11 for Gooa_will Industries, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Explorers distributed approximately 19,000 bags and asked people to give clothing, shoes, etc. which could be used by Goodwill Industries. Over 4,000 of the filled bags were collected - these having an estimated value of over $14,000.00. The materials collected will be cleaned, repaired ancl sold by the handicap~oed people who are afforded em:oloyrnent by the Goodwill Industries. This was one of the best good turns our boys have ever done. We "believe more Cubs, Scouts, Explorers took part in the various activities listed above than ever before and that the public is more Scout conscious. Not all activities we:.· e on the Council level, as our Districts are to be commended on thG fine l'.)rogram of activities in the Districts. We m:mreciate the s"'!Jlendid cooperation received from everyone in ca.rrying out a ver~r fine year of activities. ADV A!_JCEME~TT COMH ITTDE Advancement in Chier.a.saw Council hit a new high during 1951. There was an over-all gain in e.dvancement of 76% over the 1950 record. You.r Commi ttoe has carried rm its work, as in previous years, of having more and bettor unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. There were 265 Unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor held during the year. In addition to these there were held a total of 10 District ~agle Courts of Honor. The success of the Advancement Program is a reflo~tion of the planned nnd continuous work of the district and unit leaders in tho Cubs Scout, and Explorer programs. The following advancement has boen made in 1951 and is compared with the 1950 record: 1950 1951 GAIN 178 86 298 219 118 67 120 lJJ 6J 32 CUBBING Wolf Bear Lion Webelos 55 35 Pago - 2 - LOSS �Advancement Commit too (Cont.) 1950 1951 GAIN 599 179 1,646 84 3J 18 7 538 233 3,363 167 8J 48 10 54 1,717 83 50 JO 3 1 1 1 5 1 1 2 1 l_} 5 4 1 LOSS SCOUTING Second Class First Class Merit Badges Star Lifo Eagle Eagle Palms 61 EXPLORIWG Bronzo Awards Gold Awards Sil vor Awards Craft Skills Emergency Skills Physical Fitness Vocational Exuloration Seaman shin CAMPING i .I I I I I I I· l 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 crnri ~ nTTEE Your Committee fools that tho Unit Load.ors havo done an outstanding job during tho past year and. arc to be congratulated. on their fine accomplishments in loading their boys into tho groat outof-d.oors. This has rosul ted in SJilondid training ~:md a lot of real fun fur a largo number of Scouts and Explorers. There was a tremendous upsurge in camping during 1951 -- tho total attendance at our summer camps was tho largest wo have evor had: tho attendance at year-round cam-os and short term camps was ox en ; ~:_ont; wo sincerely believe this yeci,r has boon tho best camping ycei., . ' !l tho history of the Council. !Jol ow you will finc-1 figures on carnT)ing for tho fi seal year ending l(oJvom-bor JO, 1951: CCMPARISON OF ATTEffDA~'C3J . Scouts Attending Cam-o Gcoutors Attending Camp Number of Scout Days Number of Scoutors Days 11Tumbor of Visitors AT CAMP CURRGR . 1950 1951 GAIN 3,5J2 458 8,740 1,068 1,157 J,708 637 8,150 1,287 1,892 176 179 590 219 7J5 Pago - 3 - �--- --- - ~ ·-·---------- ~··-~ - ·-·· ------- c or ~?ARI SON OF Nl1' 11.S:WANC::-J AT Sill'JfiBR CAl\fPS Numb or Ifunbor --- - - Gain SCOl..1-tS -1950 Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Fuller Totals 86 398 176 660 Los_§_ Sc quts 1951 57 520 217 '"'9h ( . 29 122 41 134 Numb e r Set Uks. 1.25Q 114 709 259 1,082 Ga.in Number _Set ·;1·.Tks. Loss 1951 31 83 965 302 1,350 2.56 43 268 BE-CAP OF ATTENDANCE AT LONG Ai.'ifD SHORT T:CP..M CAMPS Camp Currier Kamp Kia Kima Camp Full e r Misc. Sites (Short Torm) Misc. Sites (Long Torm) Totals Gain Loss Numb or Set Da;zs Gain Number Set Days Numb e r Scouts l'Jumber Scouts 1950 1951 3,532 398 176 3,708 520 217 176 122 41 8,740 9,923 2,464 8,150 13,510 3,038 3,587 574 330 1,068 738 642 1,60.5 963 671 587 . 26, 890 61 4,497 1950 57 5,570 1,073 4 22,440 Loss 1951 590 84 4,4.50 Wo a ro grea tly indobtod to tho P..otary Club of Momnhis which ga vo six Old. Town Ca noes to Kamn ~"ia Kima. Those ca.noes were badly noodod and wore thoroughly enjoyed. by tho jundreds of boys who used them during tho summer. They will also -be us ed by t ho :Cxnlorors during tho r emainde r of tho year. We d eeply a:nDr ociato t h is splend id gift wh ich onablod Scout training to bo given to a lot of boys. Suo-committ e es of tho Camn ing Committee arc n ow studying and planning refor o st ration a nd irrorovocnonts at Ca m:o Currier; plans ar o being carefully made f ::: r 1, ;1co 1952 season at a ll of our cam:os; wo look forwe.rd to an ovori nc r oa sL::iG number of Sc outs ancl :-5:..r-pl orers t o join in tho fun of ca mping during t ho comi ng y oar. CUBBil\TG COMM I TT~.:.E Tho CuJJ-bi ng Cc:imrnit toe is vary p r oud t o report of its accomulisbmonts f or the y o o;r 1951. Duri ng t he pas t y ea r su ccessful Cub Sc out Acti v ities i n cluclod t :10 Cub Kite Do rby, Cub- 0-::to o , Exp ositi on and a Cubber s P ow-tfo w. Tho Ki t e Deroy h ol d t h i s y ear was in t wo secti ons wit h the largest e of any ICit o Do rby i n the hist or y of Chicka saw Council. The ndanc atte Southwest arn1 F orthwost Districts mot a t Ov e rton Pa rk for their Kite Derby a nd t h e Nort he ast and Southeas t met at Audubon Pa rk. I I /' j; Tho Cubbers Pow-Wow was held at Memphis Stat e College for tho purpose 1 ro:prosontCubbors 311 were Pow-Wow is h t a.t nt e Pres . of tra i ning Cub Loader s \ i ng 34 Pa cks or 72% cf tho Packs i n our Council• 1 Pago - 4- �Cubbing Cornnittoo (Cont) Tho folloHing figures will show tho increase in pared to 1950. Cub Scouts Cub Scouts TOTAL '.711.i to) (1 ( ~Tegro) Cub Packs (White) Cub Packs (Negro) TOT_l\L momb~rship 1950 1951 Gain 1,489 628 --2,117 1,893 693 2,586 404 45 27 72 30 83 53 as com- 65 469 8 J 11 JJXPLORHJG COl !MITTE:-J Tho Exploring Commit tee is o:)roud to rcnort that tho year of 1951 was tho most successful in tho historl of Jx-oloring in Chickasaw Council. Tho canoe trailer with canoes ~Jrovir1od by tho Cam:oing Committee was :put to excellent use during t~10 entire ;;tear. Activities included Explorer Splash Parties, Sq_uaro Dances, tho ::Jxnloror Po ssum Hunt, tho Ex-oloror Honor Ball. Tho success of all those activities was duo to tho untiring efforts of tho District Activities Chairman as well as tho splendid cnoporation rocoi vod frnm tho Camping and. tho Acti vitios Commi ttcos of tho Council. At tendance at tho Possum Hunt was 267 and tho a tt endance at tho Explorer Honor Ball was over 200 persons. Atteno.ancc ':ras larger than over before at those Exnloror ovonts. t:pocia,l r ecognition is duo tho Professional Staff for their Explo:d ng program at ~(amp Kia Kima during tho 1951 camping season as well as their oxccllont coo"J)cration during tho ontiro Scouting yoar. FINANCE COMM ITTEE Although tho Council is und.or-financcd wo boliovc it will live within its income for tho ycBr 1951. Wo arc entirely free of debt, as it has boon tho policy for many ?oa rs to Sl?Ond only those funds which wore i n hand. By careful management all camps woro oporatod without a loss during tho past summer and this dos:•)i t o t!'.lc vory low camp foos of $12.00 per wook for white Scouts and $7.00 per wook for !J(:gr o Scouts. We know that many other camps charged much higher fo e s but we do not believe they did any better camping than we did. Chic~msaw Council faces a groat challenge of Scouting and the continued rise in tho cost sovore str~ in on our finances. Your Committee socuro tho noodcd money in order that Sc'Juting tho youth who need this training. for 1952. Tho ra:pid growth of operations will put a is making every effort to may go forwa rd and serve _, Pago - 5 - �l--··· ··----- -- ···-- -- ----·--·- ·------ - ~-· - ·· ------ -· - -~---- ·- -- - - - -- ·-- -- -- - - - - - - - - - ! I I Financ e C~mmittoo -(Cont ) ell & We arc greatl y indebt ed to our audito rs, Poat, Marwick , Mitch given have Co. for their fine co-op eratio n throug hout tho year. They bocks a.nd tremen dous help in carryi ng on the :program, have audite d our workin g have given very freely of their time and effort to assist in of out our financ ial problo ms. All of us certai nly owe them a veto thanks for their contri bution to tho cause of Scouti ng. EIBALT::J: & SAFETY COMMITTEE tho Health It ha s boon strong ly noted and nracti cod t his ?O?.r that ittees of tho and Safety Comrnittqo overla ps with all other operat ing Comm ttcos tho Counc il. Throug h tho fine coo:po ration with those other Commi ed. Health and Safety progra m has improv Fuller Your Committee inspe cted Kam11 Kia Kima, Camp Currie r, and Camp Health bettor ovon for tions menda and found condit ions satisf a ctory. Recom . season 1952 the for made en and Safety condit ions in thos e cam-as havo be inff Sta l ationa N tho of We wor e fortun a te this year in having a memb er spect Kamp Kia Kina. His report showed we had a good camp. boys and Throug h tho coope ration of all concer ned, we ha.d 100% of tho going, before tion a men attend ing our counc il camns rocoiv o a physic al examin and a rechec k en arri val at cam~. Tho A vital pn.rt of tho Boy Scout Progra m is Health and Safety . })rogr a me tho into follow ing statem ents will show s ome of the ways it enters Traini ng Health and Safety instru ction has boon given at each Loa der's cours e . wore During tho year, 538 Scouts who advanc ed to Second Class Rank t o tho First traine d in First Aid and Safe ty, 233 Sc outs who wor e promo ted Cl as s Ra nk were furthe r traine d in First Aid. m Tho follo wing Mor i t Badges relate d to tho Health and Safety Progra wore ea rned during tho year. Public Health Person al Health First Aid Lifo Saving Swimming Physic a l Devol o·omon t 162 143 177 101 113 66 Athl e tics Canoei ng Rowing Sa fety Fi r oma n ship 84 23 19 179 184 I 1T'I'JR-RAC I AL COM? ; I TT'JE Negro Tho work of t ho Int er-Rac ial Comm ittee is confin ed solej.y to il. Counc youth and i s handle d throug h tho Semino l e Divisi on of tho Page - 6 - I 1 ~ ! �Tho Com!:'littoc fools that all of us can be ·oroud of tho Scouting program carried on for tho benefit of tho Negro boys o:f our area. In tho 104 units in the Seminole Division there arc 2,066 boys, tho largest membership in tho history of tho Council. As a matter of record our Council now ranks fifth in size of all of tho Councils in tho United States serving Hogro youth, and it ranks first in Region 5, which comprises tho States of Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississip··- ii, Tcnnossoo. For full details on Negro momb Grship please soc tho Report of tho Organization and Extension Committoo. Tho summer camp of tho Seminole Division was hold at Full e r State Park during tho past su.rnmor. This was tho second year those facilities have boon used ancl they :nrovcd satisfactory with some exceptions there is no swimming or boating evailablo in tho Park. This noccssitatod carrying tho bo3rs a:pu roximat oly thirteen miles by truc~r. to swim in ono of tho Memphis pools and rosultod in considerable OX})Onso as well as loss of time in trans:oorti ng tho bo3rs. Tho State of Tonnossoo has now aFprovod -plans for a largo pool in tho Parl: and wo understand it will be built as soon as st e el can be made availabl e . Tho tent platforms should bo scroonod to provide protection against mOSQUitos which wore a nuisance tho past summor. Ploaso re f er to tho Camn ing Comrni tteo Report for clotails on camp attendance, which 111as tho iargost in our histor~r. Wo recently a nd. tho,t courses, arc ploasod to report the t arrangements havo boon made ,just so that our lfogro Scouts rna;:r use Cam:n Full or for wook-ond.s the facili tios have boon made ava ilable for use in traini ng one of vrhich was hold there in Hovcmbor. All in all tho Seminole Division is making :prog ress but thor ,: a:ro stj_ll thousands of boys who want and noocl Scouting -- during tho coming ~roar ovor~r effort will bo maclo to gi vo thorn this tr'.:lining. During 1951 the efforts of t:11e Training Department have been in gathering materials and tre ini ng Tra iners for the Three Year Program starting in cTanuary, 1952. During 1951 we ha ve secured the comi;ilete Cub ancl Scout Leaders Basic Training Film Library and Film Strip for Cub and Explorer Training Prog rams. We are also securing aclcli tional tra ining equi-pment in terms of tools, camu gear and are at present eng2~g ed in --laying out and d.evel oping c:m adu1 t Training Center at Camp Currier. The Council Training Committee has directed its efforts towards strengthening t~e District Training Committees and the organization of District Training Teams. I I I I I - - - - ----- ---· _____________ ________! Pago - 7 ... �·---'"------------Leadershi'P Trainin;; Commi t~g.Q.....lCont) In the Spring of 1951 Chickasaw T-One was organized under the leadership of the Council Training Committee. This is our first training troop. We are listing ·oelow the grad1.cates of Chickasaw T-One and the T-One staff. All these graduates are qualified to teach basic Sc01:ct Lead.er Courses, and. are qualified as coaches for the Arrowhead Honor. Father Joel Wiggs Fran1: Gresham Harry Simnkins IJ. n. Rawlins J, D. Carruth Fred Carney Kenneth Humnhreys Jolm Brelsford T. C. McChi.iro C. C. :J:andley A. lT. :r,cwoeney Al Smith H. W. Jonakin W, A. Kinney Howard M. Grube Rick Mays Robert Highgate Norwood Paddison W. Gordon Morris, S.M. Hal Bynum, JASM Robert JJundquist, JASM JJ, Tweerl Johnson, JASM Thurman J, Frashure, S?L The folloi.<J'ing graph will show our Jirogress in training leaders. The linr on the gra:oh shows the number of units with &.t least one person having complete<l basic training. The asterisk (*) on the 1951 line re1'.)resents our percentage of units with the top unit leader Cul)master, Scoutmaster, !'Jxplorer Advisor -- having com:i)leted basic training. 0 ~ ~~--~----~~~~~l - Page 8 - �·--·----·-·-- --- -·- - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 I I Our goal for 1951 is a 10% increase in membershiu. As of Dec. 1, 1951 ive have a 6.08p gain but we are still working and h op~ t o reach our goal by Jan. 1, 1952. The membershiu increase over t he nation as of Nov, 1, 1951 was J.8% Cr"ickasaw C01mcil now has the· largest membershi-p in its 15 year history with grand t 'l tal of 6' 377 boys. a OUR OUR CUR OUR GROWTI-1 G:oQ1·JTS: GRCN Tq GRC' 1•TTrt IN IN HT IN PAST PAST PAST PAST YEAR . . . • 6.08% 4 TIARS • · • J7 .08% 10 TIARS • • 76.61'}& 12 TJJL'J:i.S • ,104.J9% 4,652 -~ C:Qll .2:.L..J_·~ 1.000 ! Year 1940 191H 1942 194J I----- -- ·- · - - -··-- - - -- ·- ·- -·- 1944 1945 --- ···--·-·-··-- - ·- 19L1-7 ·----·- --- - 1950 1951 ····- -- - - - - -·--·--··-·· - - - · --- Page - 9 - I I 1 _) �--~ · ----------- Below is a comparison of membership for the years 1950 and 1951: DEC ._1_, 1 <DQ White Negro White Negro TOTAL Scouts Scouts Ex:plorers JJxulorers SCOUTS AND EXPIJOB?,RS White Cub Scouts 1;egro Cub Scouts TOTAL CUB SCO'JTS TOTAL CUJ3S, SCOUTS, ::JXPLomms TOTPJ, LJJAD::JRS GRAND TOTAL MBME:'ilRSHIP • Tote.l Units • • • DEC. 1, 12.21. 2,322 1,379 183 11 3,895 2,240 _1,362 189 82 17 1,489 628 --2,117 1,893 693 2,586 404 6,012 6,377 365 2,114 2,045 8,126 8,422 296 242 251 9 6 11 104 0 3,791 65 469 69 The District Organization & Zxtension Committoes and the Commi s sioner's Staff a ro to ·be commended for the outstanding job they have done t his ;;roq:-. 'We s ince :~o l y ap·oreciato the fine service they have rendered to tho boy s of Chi ckasaw Coi.,mcil. Cubbing has more than held its own this yea r, showing a remarkable increase of 22.lOJ'h or a total of 4·69 boys. The 1951 ~Tational Avc-ca.ge of Cub Scout membership is 10.4% gain, therefore, percentage wise Ch..:.c~:a saw Coun i:; il ha s more than doubled the National Average. Congratulat ions to t he Cubbing Cammi ttee and Cub Lead.ers. I L Page - 10 - �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Foster Williams Officers ---- Northeast l~ orthwest Southeast President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-President Vice-Presi dent Associa te Secretary Treasurer Sc out Commissioner Scout Dxecutive Committee Activities Advancement Awards & Resolutions Camping Constitution & By Laws cu·bbing Ex:nlori ng Finance Health & Sa fety Inter-Racial Leadership Training Organization & Exten sion Outfitters Public Relations Mr. nerbert F. Hem ker Mr. J. L. Robertson Mr. Monroe Wa llace, Jr. Southwest Crittend en Missis s ippi ,, Members-At-Large I I Mr. l , Mr. Henri Benner C. Arthm· Bruce Lewis C . Ca ll ow :c1 . M . Cl a yton R. C. Cl a rk Mr. !fr. Mr. Mr, Ben B . Co f fey, Jr. Mr. W. Henry Dilatush Dr. Anthony W. Dick Mr. Le wis R. Donelson, Mr. O. K. Ea rp Mr. Phil 1Jmerick Jr. Mr. Mr. Er. Hr. W. '{e nry Fisher F. Joe Planagan E. E. Garey J ack P. Gol d.schmid Mr. ~ . C. Grissom l" r. ''T. P. Halliday Mr. Charles C. Handley Mr. T. P. Howard Mr. F. Clycl e Lambert Er. J. H. j\.;alone Dr. Arthur R. Porter, '-:=--=-=:.~====-==~ -·--- · --==-~==--=---·--· Mr. Mr. Dr. Hr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Jr. R. G. Ramsay, Sr. ..,, B . Saunders _:::.i . H. c. Schmeisser w. L. Sharpe J. L. Skinner L. K. Thomp son, Jr. R . A. Trip:o eer D. L. Vale ntine Harry G. Webb ~ ! I j ------.,---------------·-----·---------,., A W A R D S TO M:JMBE;5.S OF CHIQ?.ASA1"1 couwcn' B. s . . h.. IN..Q. FOR DISTii\l"GUIS}GD SSS.VICE TO :BOYHOOD THE s I 1 VER ] EAVE R Dr. J. c. Ayers 1931 Mr. P. A. Clayton 1942 Mr. c. T. McCabe 1931 Mr. W. "D Halliday 1942 ~ . *Mr. George P. Phillips 1931 Nr. F. 1. Chri stenlmry 1942 *Hr. John T. Horga.n 1931 Mr. J. s. Allen 1943 *Mr. John R. Roberts 1931 *Mr. John A. Angus l 9Lf-3 Mr. Harry 1'Te b b 1931 Mr. Charles M. Crump 1943 *Mr. L. R. Forsdick 1932 Dr. B. E . Jacobs 1944 Mr. A. D. McWhorter 1933 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 Mr. :Sen :B. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Mr. Bob Dozier 1944 *Mr. Walter L. Gray 1935 Mr. Guy Boyer 1945 *Iv!r. George Wood 1935 Mr. Joe G. Helms 1945 Mr. F . Joe Flanagan 1936 Mr. T. Robert Acltlen 19Lf,6 Mr. Robert G. Ramsey 1936 Mr. Bruce w. Ewing 1946 Er. Edwin Dalstrom 1937 Mr. J. Brady Wiley 1946 Mr. R. Von Steinen 1937 Mr. M. H. Huckabee 1947 Mr. c. Arthur Bruce 1938 Mr. ,,.., ..::.J. c. Grissom 1947 1"ir. c. H. Church 1938 Er. A. B. Carter 1948 *Mr. Joe Hopper 1939 Mr. i:.r. 1. Sharpe 1948 Dr. T. s. Eliot 1939 Mr. Robert 1. Irwin, Jr. 191..1-9 Hr. H. M. Clayton 1940 Mr. c. w. Rittelmeyer 1949 lir. Alvan F. Tate, Jr. 1940 Mr. Jack P. Goldschmid 1950 ~ Hr. A. K. Burrow 1941 Mr. Harry Simpkins 1950 ~· J, G. Gates 19Lf,1 Mr. Phil Emerick 1950 * Do ceased (. C~J JCJ(;\S;\\;\) c.cAJrJCJ L BS;\ JJ\]( J\ j E 1\; j ? ~ J J S J -r E J\ J J\ J . December 18, 1951. Dear Scouter: As we ap:oroach the end of another Scouting year, your Officers would like to take this opuortuni ty to thank you for your contribution in behalf of Scoutinc; during the past year. We feel tha.t through your efforts we have made excellent nrogrPss to the point that Chickasaw Council now serves more boys tha.n any previous yec:.r in the Council 1 s hi story. We feel that the quality of our Scouting has improved as exemplified by tho excellent advancEJment record that our Scouts and Cubs have compiled this year. Your efforts in behalf of our Cam})ing Progr2m have resulted in more boys than ever before getting the real outdoor thrill that cam1)ing in tho open can afford. The year 1952 presents some serious uroblems tha.t must be met and conquered along tho lines of adult leadorshiJ'• More and more of our young loaders ere bdng called into the Armed Services, with tho result that tho d emand for a groa ter munbor of trained leaders is ap·oarent. The only limitation on tho size of our Boy Mombershi~ 9 is in tho number of trained loaders that wo can maintain in tho Movement. In order that we can fulfill our objectives on 111iberty1 s Team" wo must all dotormino to continue to give our best in order that tho boyhood of our area shall enjoy tho glorious adventures of Scouting. AFTJR:mb Sincerely, ~rd#. Alvan F. Tate, Jr., President Ji"l C. December 18, 19 51. To the Friends of Scouting: The Annual Meeting provides an OJlJJOrtuni ty for all of us in the Council to take stock ~· f what he,s been accomnlished during the preceding twelve months. For the <Jerica. December 1, 1950 --November JO, 1951 these accomplishments are sho'\"m in the Renorts of Committees which follow. It is my sincere belief that during this period the Council has made more progress in serving boyhood than in any urevious period in its history. There has been more cam"'9ing, more activities, better District operation; which, coupled with the excellent '\'.rorJ>:: of the Unit Leaders, the s·oJendid Commissioner's Staff, the fine Committees and the smooth functioning of the Executive Board has produced res1. ilts of which ever;:r person in the Council can take justifiable pride. To each of you who have made these accom1Jlishments possible may I take this opport·,,mity to express my deep appreciation for all that you have clone, for there is no doi.ibt that you who are leacling youth to become men of character trained for participating citize"'.lship are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Nation. WGM:MJ3 Sincerely yours, /J~ ,,!k.:r-tdo-,-,.; f'l? o ·"t--·2.A:O W. Gordon Morris, Scout :"1xecutive. ACTIVITIES COMMITT:JE Duri ng the past year it was the aim of your Committee to carry thr ou g h on :orograms which would fit all age grou:os - :Jxplorers, Scouts a:o_d Cubs. Participation by as many boy s as :p ossible was our main objective. BOY SCOUT '\'JEEX Church attendance, in a body, by units; parents' nights, demonstrations, etc. made t~is week outstanding. EXP OSITI ON - March 16 - 17 With the fine sup:oort of all leaders and. boys, we staged our finest show at the Shelby County Build ing. The ticket sales amounted to $8,867.75 and the net g c.. in on this event was $6,41?.61. Immecliately after the :Czposi ti on we started on plans for the 1952 show to be held on March 21-22, 1952. CAMP CU ?:R.n:m CAMP-0-BEE - June 8, 9. 10 The Camp-0-Ree was planned and carried out for both Scouts and Expl or e rs on the same date. Th e spirit was excellent with J4 Troops a n d :..4 Posts and/or Troops with Explorers partici:t_Jating. 15 Class "A" Awa rds were presented 8 Class "B" Awards were uresented 12 Class u C" Awards w·ere -oresented There was a total of 35 Awards presented as comuared to 29 Awards in 1950. KI TE D:S RB Y FOR CUB SCOUT S - Overton Pa rk and Audubon Park This event has grown so rapidly it was necessary to hold it in t·wo ·oarks this year - a tremendous success. CLJJlJT-UP, FIX UP PARADE - ATJril 14th FIRJ PR2J VE1'JTI01\f ~mB:~ - October 8th - - Many units participated and two trophies were awarded to the Council by the Memphis Fire Department. EXPL O~ R P OSSUM HUlifT - October 27th A gra nd success with 267 in attendance in spite of the rain. Page - 1 - I I I i I I I ------------------ --- ------------------------~ Activities Committee (Cont.) A.AAA PROGRAM - October 1st - December 1st This event was well handled and awards will be given to units at District meetings. EXPLORER HONOR BALL - December 7th A fine affair with very good attendance at Hotel Peabody. GOOD TURU DAY - l'Jovember 17th As a 11good turn11 for Gooa_will Industries, Cub Scouts, Scouts, Explorers distributed approximately 19,000 bags and asked people to give clothing, shoes, etc. which could be used by Goodwill Industries. Over 4,000 of the filled bags were collected - these having an estimated value of over $14,000.00. The materials collected will be cleaned, repaired ancl sold by the handicap~oed people who are afforded em:oloyrnent by the Goodwill Industries. This was one of the best good turns our boys have ever done. We "believe more Cubs, Scouts, Explorers took part in the various activities listed above than ever before and that the public is more Scout conscious. Not all activities we:.·e on the Council level, as our Districts are to be commended on thG fine l'.)rogram of activities in the Districts. We m:mreciate the s"'!Jlendid cooperation received from everyone in ca.rrying out a ver~r fine year of activities. ADV A!_J CEME~TT C OMH ITTDE Advancement in Chier.a.saw Council hit a new high during 1951. There was an over-all gain in e.dvancement of 76% over the 1950 record. You.r Commi ttoe has carried rm its work, as in previous years, of having more and bettor unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. There were 265 Unit Boards of Review and Courts of Honor held during the year. In addition to these there were held a total of 10 District ~agle Courts of Honor. The success of the Advancement Program is a reflo~tion of the planned nnd continuous work of the district and unit leaders in tho Cubs Scout, and Explorer programs. The following advancement has boen made in 1951 and is compared with the 1950 record: 1950 1951 GAIN LOSS CUBBING Wolf 178 298 120 Bear 86 219 lJJ Lion 55 118 6J Webelos 35 67 32 Pago - 2 - i . I I I I I I I· l Advancement Commit too (Cont.) 1950 1951 GAIN LOSS SCOUTING Second Class 599 538 61 First Class 179 233 54 Merit Badges 1,646 3,363 1,717 Star 84 167 83 Lifo 3J 8J 50 Eagle 18 48 JO Eagle Palms 7 10 3 EXPLORIWG Bronzo Awards 1 5 l_} Gold Awards 1 1 Sil vor Awards 1 1 Craft Skills 2 2 Emergency Skills 1 1 Physical Fitness 1 5 4 Vocational Exuloration 1 2 1 Seaman shin 1 1 CAMPING crnri~ nTTEE Your Committee fools that tho Unit Load.ors havo done an outstanding job during tho past year and. arc to be congratulated. on their fine accomplishments in loading their boys into tho groat outof- d.oors. This has rosul ted in SJilondid training ~:md a lot of real fun fur a largo number of Scouts and Explorers. There was a tremendous upsurge in camping during 1951 -- tho total attendance at our summer camps was tho largest wo have evor had: tho attendance at year-round cam-os and short term camps was oxen ; ~:_ont; wo sincerely believe this yeci,r has boon tho best camping ycei., . ' !l tho history of the Council. !Jol ow you will finc-1 figures on carnT)ing for tho fi seal year ending l( oJvom-bor JO, 1951: CCMPARISON OF ATTEffDA~'.C 3J AT CAM. P CURRGR 1950 1951 GAIN Scouts Attending Cam-o 3,5J2 J,708 176 Gcoutors Attending Camp 458 637 179 Number of Scout Days 8,740 8,150 590 Number of Scoutors Days 1,068 1,287 219 11Tumbor of Visitors 1,157 1,892 7J5 Pago - 3 - -~ ·-·-- -- ------ ~ ··-~-·-·· - ------ ------ c or ~?ARI S ON OF Nl1 ' 11.S:WAN C::-J AT Sill'JfiBR CAl\fPS Ifunbor Numb or Gain Los_§_ Numb e r Number Ga.in Loss ---- --- SCOl..1-tS Sc quts Set Uks. _Set ·;1·.Tks. ---1950 1951 1.25Q 1951 Camp Currier 86 57 29 114 83 31 Kamp Kia Kima 398 520 122 709 965 2.56 Camp Fuller 176 217 41 259 302 43 Totals 660 '"'9h ( . 134 1,082 1,350 268 BE-CAP OF ATTENDA NCE AT LONG Ai.'ifD SHORT T:CP..M CAMPS Numb e r l'J umber Gain Loss Numb or Number Gain Loss Scouts Scouts Set Da;zs Set Days 1950 1951 1950 1951 Camp Currier 3,532 3,708 176 8,740 8,150 590 Kamp Kia Kima 398 520 122 9,923 13,510 3,587 Camp Fulle r 176 217 41 2,464 3,038 574 Misc. Sites (Short Torm) 330 1,068 738 642 1,60.5 963 Misc. Sites (Long Torm) 61 57 4 671 587 84 Totals 4,497 5,570 1,073 22,440 . 26, 890 4,4.50 Wo a ro grea tly indobtod to tho P..otary Club of Mo mnhis which g a vo six Old. Town Ca noes to Kamn ~ "ia Kima. Those c a. noes were badly noodod and wore thoroughly enjoyed. by tho jundreds of boys who used them during tho summer. They will also -be use d by t ho :Cxnlorors during tho r e mainde r of tho year. We d eeply a:nDr o ciato t h is splend id gift wh ich onablod Scout training to bo given to a lot of boys. Su o -committ e es of tho Camn ing Committee arc n ow studying and planning refor o st ration a n d irrorovo cnonts at Ca m:o Currier; plans aro being carefully made f ::: r 1, ;1 co 1952 season at a ll of our cam:o s; wo look forwe.rd to an ovori nc r oasL::iG numb er of Sc outs ancl :-5:..r-p l o rers t o join in tho fun of c a mping during t ho com i ng y oar. CUBBi l\TG COMM I TT~.:.E Tho CuJJ -bi ng Cc:imrn it toe is vary p r oud t o report of its accomulisbmonts f or the y o o;r 1951. During t he pas t y e a r s u ccessful Cub S c out Acti v ities i n cluclod t :10 Cub Kite Do rby, Cub- 0-::to o , Ex p ositi on and a Cubber s P ow-tfo w. Tho Ki t e Deroy h ol d t h i s y ear was in t wo secti o ns with the largest atte ndanc e of any ICit o Do rby i n the hist or y of Chicka saw Council. The Southwest arn1 F orthwost Districts mot a t Ov e rton Pa rk for their Kite Derby a nd t h e No rt h e ast and Southeast met at Audubon Pa rk. I I /' Tho Cubbers Pow-Wow was held at Memphis Stat e College for tho purpose j; of tra i n ing Cub Loader s . Pres e nt a.t t h is Pow-Wow were 311 Cubbors ro:prosont- 11 i ng 34 Pa cks or 72% cf tho Packs i n our Council• \ Pago - 4 - Cubbing Cornnittoo (Cont) Tho folloHing figures will show tho increase in momb~rship as compared to 1950. 1950 1951 Gain Cub Scouts ( 1'.711.i to) 1,489 1,893 404 Cub Scouts ( ~Teg ro) 628 693 65 --- TOTAL 2,117 2,586 469 Cub Packs (White) 45 53 8 Cub Packs ( Negro) 27 30 J TOT_l\L 72 83 11 JJXPLORHJG COl !M ITTE:-J Tho Exploring Commit tee is o:) roud to rcnort that tho year of 1951 was tho most successful in tho historl of Jx-oloring in Chickasaw Council. Tho canoe trailer with canoes ~Jrovir1od by tho Cam:oing Committee was :put to excellent use during t~10 entire ;;tear. Activities included Explorer Splash P a rties, Sq_uaro Dances, tho ::Jxnloror Po ssum Hunt, tho Ex-oloror Honor Ball. Tho success of all those activities was duo to tho untiring efforts of tho District Activities Chairman as well as tho splendid cnoporation rocoi vod frnm tho Camping and. tho Acti vitios Commi ttcos of tho Council. At tendance at tho Possum Hunt was 267 and tho a tt endance at tho Explorer Honor Ball was over 200 persons. Atteno.ancc ':ras larger than over before at those Exnloror ovonts. t:pocia,l r e cognition is duo tho Professiona l Staff for their Explo: d ng program at ~(amp Kia Kima during tho 1951 camping season as well as their oxccllont coo"J)cration during tho ontiro Scouting yoar. FINANCE COMM ITTEE Althoug h tho Council is und.or-financcd wo boliovc it will live within its income for tho ycBr 1951. Wo arc entirely free of debt, as it has boon tho policy for many ?oa rs to Sl?Ond only those funds which wore i n hand. By careful management all camps woro oporatod without a loss during tho past summer and this dos :•) i t o t!'.lc vory low camp foos of $12.00 per wook for white Scouts and $7.00 per wook for !J(: gr o Scouts. We know that many othe r camps charged much higher fo e s but we do not believe they did any better camping than we did. Chic~msaw Council faces a groat challenge for 1952. Tho ra:pid growth of Scouting and the continued rise in tho cost of operations will put a sovore str ~ in on our finances. Your Committee is making every effort to socuro tho noodcd money in order that Sc'Juting may go forwa rd and serve tho youth who need this training. Pago - 5 - _, l--·· ···- --- --- ···-- ------·--·- · ----- -- ~-·- ·· --- -- - -·--~---- ·- ---- --- ·---- ----------- ! I I Finance C~mmittoo - (Cont) We arc greatly indebted to our auditors, Poat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co. for their fine co-operation throughout tho year. They have given tremendous help in carrying on the :program, have audited our bocks a.nd have given very freely of their time and effort to assist in working out our financial probloms. All of us certainly owe them a veto of thanks for their contribution to tho cause of Scouting. EIBALT::J: & SAFETY COMMITTEE It ha s boon strongly noted and nracticod t h is ?O?.r that tho Health and Safety Comrnittqo overlaps with all other operating Committees of tho Council. Through tho fine coo:poration with those other Commi ttcos tho Health and Safety program has improved. Your Committee inspe cted Ka m11 Kia Kima, Camp Currier, and Camp Fuller and found conditions satisfa ctory. Recommendations for ovon be ttor Health and Safety conditions in thos e cam-as havo be en mad e for the 1952 season. We wor e fortuna te this year in having a memb e r of tho National Sta ff inspect Kamp Ki a Kina. His report s howed we had a good ca mp. Through tho coope ration of all concerned, we ha.d 100% of tho boys and men attending our council camns rocoivo a physical exa mina tion before g oing, and a recheck en arrival at cam~. A vital pn.rt of tho Boy Scout Program is Health and Safety. Tho following statements will show s ome of the ways it e nters into tho })ro g r a me He a lth and Safety instruction has boon given at each Lo a de r's Training cours e . During tho year, 538 Scouts who advanced to Second Class Rank wore trained in First Aid and Safe ty, 233 Sc outs wh o wor e promoted t o tho First Cl as s Ra nk were further trained in First Aid. Tho follo wing Mor it Badges related to tho Health and Safety Progra m wore e a rned during tho year. Public Health 162 Athl e tics 84 Personal He alth 143 Ca n oeing 23 First Aid 177 Ro wing 19 Lifo Saving 101 Sa fety 179 Swimming 113 Fi r oma n ship 184 Physica l De vol o·omon t 66 I 1T'I'J R-RAC I AL COM? ; I T T'JE Th o work of t ho Int e r-Racial Committee is confined solej.y to Negro youth a nd i s handled through tho Se minole Division of tho Council. Page - 6 - I 1 ~ ! I I I I I Tho Com!:'littoc fools that all of us can be ·oroud of tho Scouting program carried on for tho benefit of tho Negro boys o:f our area. In tho 104 units in the Seminole Division there arc 2,066 boys, tho largest membership in tho history of tho Council. As a matter of record our Council now ranks fifth in size of all of tho Councils in tho United States serving Hogro youth, and it ranks first in Region 5, which comprises tho States of Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, Mississip··-ii, Tcnnossoo. For full details on Negro mombGrship please soc tho Report of tho Organization and Extension Committoo. Tho summer camp of tho Seminole Division was hold at Fuller State Park during tho past su.rnmor. This was tho second year those facilities have boon used ancl they :nrovcd satisfactory with some exceptions - there is no swimming or boating evailablo in tho Park. This noccssitatod carrying tho bo3rs a:puroximatoly thirteen miles by truc~r. to swim in ono of tho Memphis pools and rosultod in considerable OX})Onso as well as loss of time in trans:oorting tho bo3rs. Tho State of Tonnossoo has now aFprovod -plans for a largo pool in tho Parl: and wo understand it will be built as soon as st eel can be made availabl e . Tho tent platforms should bo scroonod to provide protection against mOSQUitos which wore a nuisance tho past summor. Ploaso re f er to tho Camn ing Comrni tteo Report for clotails on camp attendance, which 111as tho iargost in our histor~r. Wo arc ploasod to report the t arrangements havo boon made ,just recently so that our lfogro Scouts rna;:r use Cam:n Full or for wook-ond.s a nd. tho,t the facili tios have boon made ava ilable for use in training courses, one of vrhich was hold there in Hovcmbor. All in all tho Seminole Division is making :progress but thor,: a:ro stj_ll thousands of boys who want and noocl Scouting -- during tho coming ~roar ovor~r effort will bo maclo to gi vo thorn this tr'.:lining. During 1951 the efforts of t:11e Training Department have been in gathering materials and tre ining Tra iners for the Three Year Program starting in cTanuary, 1952. During 1951 we have secured the comi;ilete Cub ancl Scout Leaders Basic Training Film Library and Film Strip for Cub and Explorer Training Programs. We are also securing aclcli tional tra ining equi-pment in terms of tools, camu gear and are at present eng2~g ed in --laying out and d.evel oping c:m adu1 t Training Center at Camp Currier. The Council Training Committee has directed its efforts towards strengthening t~e District Training Committees and the organization of District Training Teams. --------- ---· ____________ ________ ! Pago - 7 ... ·---'"------------- Leadershi'P Trainin;; Commi t~g.Q... . lCont) In the Spring of 1951 Chickasaw T-One was organized under the leadership of the Council Training Committee. This is our first training troop. We are listing ·oelow the grad1.cates of Chickasaw T-One and the T-One staff. All these graduates are qualified to teach basic Sc01:ct Lead.er Courses, and. are qualified as coaches for the Arrowhead Honor. Father Joel Wiggs Fran 1: Gresham Harry Simnkins IJ. n. Rawlins J, D. Carruth Fred Carney Kenneth Humnhreys Jolm Brelsford T. C. McChi.iro C. C. :J:andley A. lT. :r,cwoeney Al Smith H. W. Jonakin W, A. Kinney Howard M. Grube Rick Mays Robert Highgate Norwood Paddison W. Gordon Morris, S.M. Hal Bynum, JASM Robert JJundquist, JASM JJ, Tweerl Johnson, JASM Thurman J, Frashure, S?L The folloi.<J'ing graph will show our Jirogress in training leaders. The linr0 on the gra:oh shows the number of units with &.t least one person having complete<l basic training. The asterisk (*) on the 1951 line re1'.)resents our percentage of units with the top unit leader - Cul)master, Scoutmaster, !'Jxplorer Advisor -- having com:i)leted basic training. ~ ~~--~----~~~~~l - Page 8 - ·--·----·-·----- -·------------- - 1 Our goal for 1951 is a 10% increase in membershiu. As of Dec. 1, 1951 ive have a 6.08p gain but we are still working and h op~ t o reach our goal by Jan. 1, 1952. The membershiu increase over t he nation as of Nov, 1, 1951 was J.8% Cr"ickasaw C01mcil now has the· largest membershi-p in its 15 year history with a grand t 'l tal of 6' 377 boys. .-2~: .L..CJ_:·~Qll 1.000 OUR GROWTI-1 IN PAST YEAR . . . • 6.08% OUR G:oQ1·JTS: IN PAST 4 TIARS • · • J7 .08% CUR GRCNTq HT PAST 10 TIARS •• 76.61'}& OUR GRC'1•TTrt IN PAST 12 TJJL'J:i.S • ,104.J9% 4,652 I I ! I Year 1940 191H 1942 194J 1944 1945 19L1-7 1950 1951 I I- ------ ·-·---·------ ·-·--·- --- ···--·-·-··---·- ·----·- --- - ···--- -----·--·--··-··---·--- _)1 Page - 9 - I L --~· ----------- Below is a comparison of membership for the years 1950 and 1951: DEC ._1_, 1 <DQ White Scouts 2,322 Negro Sc outs 1,379 White Ex:plorers 183 Negro JJxulorers 11 TOTAL SCOUTS AND EXPIJOB?,RS 3,895 White Cub Scouts 1,489 1;egro Cub Scouts --62-8 TOTAL CUB SCO'JTS 2,117 TOTAL CUJ3S, SCOUTS, ::JXPLomms 6,012 TOTPJ, LJJAD::JRS 2,114 GRAND TOTAL MBME:'ilRSHIP • • • • 8,126 Tote.l Units 242 DEC. 1, 12.21. 2,240 _1,362 189 0 3,791 1,893 693 2,586 6,377 2,045 8,422 251 6 404 65 469 365 296 9 82 17 11 104 69 The District Organization & Zxtension Committoes and the Commi ssioner's Staff aro to ·be commended for the outstanding job they have done t his ;;roq:-. 'We s ince :~o l y ap·oreciato the fine service they have rendered to tho boy s of Chi ckasaw Coi.,mcil. Cubbing has more than held its own this year, showing a remarkable increase of 22.lOJ'h or a total of 4·69 boys. The 1951 ~Tational Avc-ca.ge of Cub Scout membership is 10.4% gain, therefore, percentage wise Ch..:.c~:a saw Coun i:;il has more than doubled the National Average. Congratulat ions to t he Cubbing Cammi ttee and Cub Lead.ers. Page - 10 - Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1951 Title A name given to the resource 1951 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c7550088562691b971a6afcb179eb4aa.pdf 7949dd063e0b4397bf348f0d9964a104 PDF Text Text -' CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA INCOR P ORATED HERBERT F. HEMKER. SCOUT COMMISSIONER A . D . MCWHORTER. ASSOCIATE SECRETARY F . I.. CHRISTENBURY, TREASURER Al.VAN F. TATE , JR. , PRESIDENT T. ROBERT ACKLEN , VICE - PRESIDENT W. H . AUSTIN, VICE - PRESIDENT CHARI.ES M. CRUMP, VICE-PRESIDENT R . D. FUl.1.ER, VICE - PRESIDENT A. E . HOHENBERG, VICE - PRESIDENT El.TON A. RIEVES, JR . , VICE - PRESIDENT J . R . WAI.KER. VICE-PRESIDENT W . GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J. FRASHURE, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT W . LUNDQUIST, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT M . BENTLEY, JR . , FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J. NOi.AN , FIELD EXECUTIVE PHONE 5 - 2351 416-420 M . 8c M . 81.DG . 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. JUcy 9, 1952. Mr. F.dwin Dalstrem, 545 s. Front st., Memphis, Tenn. :Enole.s ed .please find ~ copy or the minutes of the Sub-Committee of the EXecutive Board which Al Te.te asked me to send to you. w. WGM:l. Gordon Morris, Scout :ET..ecutive. �L <t:r~rl 1.0n:f{;l, -.,,,, >1i!hO':iJ,;.: 0 ' l "IS . - orl~-::-1 lo ~Li{~ �L �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document - ' CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Al.VAN F. TATE, JR. , PRESIDENT T. ROBERT ACKLEN, VICE- PRESIDENT W. H . AUSTIN, VICE - PRESIDENT CHARI.ES M. CRUMP, VICE-PRESIDENT R . D. FUl.1.ER, VICE- PRESIDENT A. E . HOHENBERG, VICE- PRESIDENT El.TON A. RIEVES, JR. , VICE- PRESIDENT J . R . WAI.KER. VICE-PRESIDENT Mr. F.dwin Dalstrem, 545 s. Front st., Memphis, Tenn. INCOR P ORATED PHONE 5 -2351 416-420 M . 8c M . 81.DG. 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. JUcy 9, 1952. HERBERT F. HEMKER. SCOUT COMMISSIONER A. D . MCWHORTER. ASSOCIATE SECRETARY F . I.. CHRISTENBURY, TREASURER W. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J. FRASHURE, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT W . LUNDQUIST, FIELD EXECUTIVE ROBERT M. BENTLEY, JR . , FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J. NOi.AN , FIELD EXECUTIVE :Enole.sed .please find ~ copy or the minutes of the Sub-Committee of the EXecutive Board which Al Te.te asked me to send to you. WGM:l. w. Gordon Morris, Scout :ET..ecutive. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Minutes of Sub-Committee of Executive Board Meeting re Fundraising for Camp Fuller Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Camp Fuller Minutes Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9a42c0ac56616be923babdb0ab6b0ff1.pdf 0f2b4ec6206de0e385b7e7b7ab171225 PDF Text Text HIPIHIS rl II IOMlt4IIIIt$ t?52 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. lNC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE .\ �CIIICKASA.W COUIICII,,, MEMBEBS 0r IFE p" S. A.-INC. EXECUTTYS Boagp - 1952 OfficorS Mro Urr, ALvan I', [ate, Jr. to Robert A,eklen Mr. W" IIo .&usttn Charlee M. Crunp Mr. R. D. I'uller Mr. A. trl. Hohenberg Mr. Elton Ao Bieves, Jr. Mr. J. 8o Walker *Mro A. I. I(c'trJhorter Mr. X'. I. Christenbury ivir. J. M. Mclftright _Mro Iviro lIerbert F. Hemker Mr. W. Gordon Morrls C.h.alrman Mr. Bolert Ir. Irwin, Jr, Mr. Bussell Perry Mr, A, K. Burrolr Ivho P, a, clayton Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. [. Robert .A.ck1en I{r, J. !ir. }'1. Mel{night Jo B" Walker Mr. Joseph .A,. Dalstrom Mr. Id.win nalstrom Mr" Eoward ivl. *rube Mr, B. D" 3'u1Ler Mr. P. C. Clarke !4r. M. J. Yosse Do fennison, Jr. I. WllLlamson Bev. J oe1 Wiggs Mro Jo Mru 0. Mr. Eenrl Senner ivlr. C" ,A.rthur Bnree Mro J. D. Uarruth lvlr. E, M. tllayton Mr. 3en 3n Coffey, Jr. nr. A. W. nick Mr. tr. B. nonoLgon, Jr. *Ivlr" W. 3. Dormon, Jr. Mr. lhtL Enerick Mr. Smce if. Ewing Mro W. IIo I'lsher Irlr. F. Joe tr'lanagan *Deceased. Presld.ent Vlce*Presid.ent Vlee-President Vlcs-Presid.ent Viee-Presid.ent Vic+-Presid ent Vice-Presid.ent Vics-President Associate Secretary freasurer A,ssistant Treasurer Scout Corarlssioner Scout Sxecutive Coumtttee Act lvi.t les Ad.vancement .A.wards & Besolutlons Camplng Constitutlon & By*L,aws Cubbing Ixp1oring X'lnance Eealth & Safety Inter*Baclal Ireadershlp fraining 0rganlzation & Xxtension Outfitters Public Belations Distriet Chairman Northeast !l3n Doyle Nance Northwest }ir. Sam E, Cross Southeast Mr. J. Bn Sarler MembeJs*,A"t-.LAIgg Mr" B. B, GareI I{r.. Jo P. GoLd.sohmid. Mr. X, C. Grisson Mro Wo P" Ha11id^ay i.ir" C. Co Hand.ly i4r, [, F. Howard. A. J. Iverson Mr, F. C, Irambert Mr. Jo H. Iialone Mr, R. C" Mays Mr. Allen }iorgan Dr. A, R. Porter, Jr. IVjr, Southwest Crittenden Mlssissippi Mr. B. Go Ra,rnsafr Sr, ivlr. CO W' Rittelmeyer Mrn E, 30 Saunders Xr. I{o c* Schuoisser Dr. G. A, $cott i',fr. Wo IJ. Sharpe Iuir. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. J. Io Skinner l. Ko fhompson, Jr, Bo Ao Trippeer Do Ir. Valentlne H, G. Webb �I gi{3 sIr,qpB AWA"SDS U0 l,{E}qm.S N'OB T. Mc0abe *Mr" Oeorge CIIICKASA',4| C0UXTCIL'--.8. !ISIINGUISEM *Dr. J" C. Ayres Mr. C. 0f P. Phlllips BEAvER SERVICE TO Sr A.,INP,. SO1TIOON L96L Mr. F. I, Christenbury L942 r.991 Ilir" J. 1946 19 3L S, A1len *Mrn John A. Angus 1949 *Mro John T" Morgan 1"9S1 Mr. Charles M. Cnrnp 1949 *Mro John I" Roberts 1931 nr' 3. E. Jacobs L944 1931 Mr. Abe Scharff 1944 t9& i{r " Harry Webb *Mrr tr, R. Forsd.lck 1933 lir. *ivir. A. D. iviclihortor 1939 I,lr, Guy Soyer 1945 3. Coffey, Jr. 1934 Ivir. Joe O. Helns 1945 L935 Mr. 19 35 Mr. Srrrce W, Ewing 1956 Mr" 3rad.y l/ililey 1946 Mr. Xobert G. Bamsay, Sr a 1"996 Mr. M. it4. i{uckabee L9M Mr. Id^win Dalstrom 1,937 Irlr. 3u C. Grisscnr ].,947 Mr. R. Von Stelnen l-937 Mr. 1938 Mr. 3en *Mro Wa1tcr Ir. *Mr. Georgo Wood. Mr. Mr'. Gray 5'. Joe 3'lanagan C. Arthur Srrree Mr. C. H. Church *Mr. Joe Hopper Dr' f. S. Sl"iot Mr. g. l.t. Clayton Mr. l,lvan F. Tato, Jr, 3ob Dozier I. J. Robert Acklen L948 it{r. W. 1948 1988 i4rn fr, Sharpe Robert L" Irwin, Jr" 1949 r.939 Mr. C. W" Rittelatoyer 1999 Mr. Jack 1940 Mr. 1.940 ivrrr -Hrl]'L -EInerlCt{ F. Goldschnid, Ilarry Sinplrins a. K. Surrow 194L lvif r ivir. J. G. Gates 19211 ivir. floward L942 Mr. A. I"{r. W. P. I{allid.ay Clayton *Xecease& 1946 A. B. Carter ivir. ivlr. Po L946 t942 B. C. ivia,ys l,r. ''l o40 1C)trn L950 1950 1951 Grube J. n, fcnnison, Jr, 195L 1951 �AffEOI mE IJIYES 0X' B0YS IHE GOOD WOHKS OB DEVOTS,D VOIUNTtr*EBS. ouR RsrsP0Ns,Isll,rly T,9 lF,aiN 4{p rNsprsp TE&M l'lE CAN ONI,Y TEBOUGU rr rs 'i!"' ir S$0UIMASIIRS KsT ( q, Jlears) 3en 3, Coffey, Jr, Dr. Iloward" Curl B. Von Stelnen *8, Ko Treaoh *Joe llopper IriiLLer C, Johnson C, H. Church l" trtnd.l-e, Jr. Russell Peete Jaroes J. 3rad.y 1{iLey Phil E. Emerick Ned C. CantreLl J, Charles Cotton J. J. Jones iierrl lld.r.relL Hope H. Tord Irawrence loweLl J, 0ranvilLe Gatee Ilorrest MottwelLer Smery Ward. Joe Flanagan Fred.orlck iviillor i{. Robert L,. Dr. Bu [. Carney Huckabee Irwln, Jr. E. Jacobs Charles W. RitteLmeyer Sruce W. &\ring Chester Sheild"s Charles S, Church Bob Dozler H. ivi. BobinSon Harrg' Slripkins SKIPPSSSI 1"933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1"936 ].;937 t93l 1938 1938 1999 1940 1940 l_940 1940 1941 1941 $ Chester $reilds I'red.erick [. Carney *Deceased Reans Joe Helras Lawrence Kent E\rgene Parish tlilliam J. Newton, *Victor W. Wink1e Earl C. 3erry, Sr. A. 3en Orgel J. n. [ennison, Jr. R. S. Hayne Lloy(l. 19.tr6 1 OeLT L94? 1948 1"946 Jr. Eirby Stringer SCOUIERS KEY-. ( 3 1946 1943 L943 L946 1946 1946 1946 1946 Bob Dozler Sruce W. l\aring Howard M. Grube 1943 L942 1943 1946 1946 1946 Anbrose Highgate Kenneth Hur,rphreYs 1951 1951 L9 51 1951 J. I. B. I, !i. I.l, ivlartin Harold. B. Biaskwood. C. Senson Sales f94l. 1941 1942 1948 1948 1949 1949 1950 1948 1949 1949 1950 HaroLd. R. Slackwood C. Senson $61es ,J. R. Hurt 19r19 1948 L948 ].;947 B, Steeke,n SCOUTEBS "A,W4RPS ( S.veafs) L9+9 l'94? yeprd, 1o/Lo sgau fed Chi].dress Ytrgll t942 ,KEY (5 reprs) I'red.erick [. Carney I{oward. M. Orube Dr. [. S. Eliot A" B. Sowman Mrs, A. 3. Sownan David Gairhan E. C, Grissom Mrs. E, C. Grissom Mo I. Martin lvlrs. Iiarry H. Snee tr'. T. (Pat) Ihayer Dr, Hyrnan Greenfield" Hemker !I. F. W. A. Kinney 1 0.1A \949 'loRn 1950 1950 19 50 10 6n 19 50 1950 1950 1951 l-951 1951. �C i-lJCi{ r\ Sr\W CO U r\l C Jl-, ! 5.;\, ii rVJ Eful Pi-J JS, -l Irrl rrl J r\lC. , December 17, L953 Dear Scouteri Ae we approach the end. of another Scouting; year, It is welL that we pause and evaLuato the progress of thls great lviovement torruard. which you and. others like you are uuking eueh a valuable eontribut ion. lhe past year has brought numerouc problens whieh have into victorles d.ue to tho r:ntirlng efforte of atL of the scouters in our council. Your offlcers are hr::ubly gratefuL for the wonderfur spirtt of cooperation which has prevailod. throughout our ranks this year, and. rore should. alL look with renewsd. detorminatlon on forthconlng obstacLes, feeling that with such cooperation and effort no problem wlLl prove too great to overcome. been turned. i We feel that wlth our four tr'leId. txecutives, aided and directed. by the -A.sslstant Exocutive and our Executive, wo are for the first time ln a positton to glve ad.equate guldance and service to the nistrictso It is here, ln the District, that Scouting in the various units must si:rvivo or fat1, and. we are the lnstrr:.mentaIlty throrrgh which the ilfulrlt of Scoutlngrl must be kindled. and. taken to the ind.ividuaL boy. It is this nindividuaL boyrrthat is the focal point of aLl our efforts antl hts ultimate welfare raust be the goal toward which all our energies should. be d.trected.. as a Today your Councl1, lts membership m:nbering over gr E00, etands living testimonial to the r:ntirlng efforts of the hundred.s of men and wornen, present and past, who have worked that the boyhcod of our area mtglt enjoy the Scouting. unselfishly to the end. glorious benefits of 1; Sincerely, .A.Ivan F. 8ato, Jr., Fresid.ent" �Ci-l lC l(i\Si\!Y CotJll I 5,;\ Jll C. C Jl,, rll Irtrl Pi-l i5,'f [t\l r\l Decenbor 17, 1952 [o the I'rieads of Scoutlngt [o aI]. of us ln the Council the Annr:al Meetlng provid.es an opportunlty to take stock of what has been accomplished, in the pre* ced.lng tweLve uonthso For the year December accompl-ishments are lrany and foLlow, During thls ms{s nore progress Sreriod are shown tt ts tn sefrlng 1, 1951 * 30, 1952 these tn the Beports of my slncere boyhood. November Committees whlch beLief the Council has than tn any previous period. ln it,r htstory. Ehere has been more canping, better Dlstrict operationr more activities; r,,&lch, together with the excellent work of the Unlt Lead"ers, the splend.id. Courmlsstonerte Staff, the fine Conimitteos and. the smooth functioning of the Executivs 3oard. has produced results in uilrich all of us can take justlftable priflen So each and. every one of you r,rho have mad.e these accomplish". I take thls opportunity to elpress my deep appreciation for aLL that you have iloae; for there 1s no d.oubt that you ruho a,re lead'. lng youth to become men of character, trained. for participatlng citizeoshlp, are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Natlon. rnents posslble mey Siueere3.y yours, lh A \nn - 7y. 1s' *"r t'(-c+,, /l ( Uttw-t' tI. Gord.on Morls, Scout Executive" WGM: MC �\ KiP o KT5 a,c B rv lTr.Es -cpl/${ rrlEE Dglng the past year lt was tho aim of your Counoittee to carry through on prograns which wouLd f,it aIl age groups * Elplorers, Scouts a!d. Culs' Partlclpation by as na.ny boys as posslbLe wa,s oux nain objeetivor poY s-cou[, 1iIEEr Ciurrch attenda.nce, in a bod^y, by units, parentsl lons, etc. nade this weok outstartdlng, nightel d'emonstrat* EEOSIIION 't{1th the fine supnert of alI leaders and boysr we staged. our finest at the $heIby County Sutld.ingn luraediately after the Exposition we started on plans for the L953 show to be heliL ta Mtarcho show -: Jt:ne 6*f-B . [he Cang:-O*Bee was pLanned and. carried out for ]oth Scouts and. E:4plorers on the same date. Ehe spirit was oxoellent with 38 froops and. 15 Posts part,lcipating" CAIP 6U.FRIEB CAlPrO-BpE There was a rr[E total 1? Class ttA.il Award$ $ero presented. 7 Class lfB,l jt!{ards were presented. 22 Class lr0u Auards were presented of 46 S,wards presented. as conpared to 35 Award.s in 1951+ !EnBY fhe Kite Derby for Cub Scouts was he].d at Audubon Park anil Overton Fark, the folLowing S"wards were mad"e: 35 Class rlA.ll Arrard.s uere presented. 3 C1ass llBll Awards were presented. 5 Glass ll0ll Awards were presented. Sorty three units participated, in thls event. [he Cub Scouts, Scouts and. Explorers pa,rticipated in the fcllowing events! C1ean Up, Fix Up, Paint Up ?arade in April I'lre Prevention Weck * startlng October 4th Yictory Xay Parade - Nover:ber 1lth ir{any Units par:tlcipated and two the i;leug:his Fire Department. trophies were presented. to the Councll by X]CPIOBEB PO SSUM HIJI{I lhe Possum l{urt and Square Dance was held. at Carp Currier October 25th. Tho event w&s a trernend.ous success with 375 attend.ing. C.OOD IUXN DAY As a good" distributed. shoes, etc. turn for GoodwiLl Industries, Cub Scouts, Soouts, nktr''lorors approximatcly 20rOCO bags and asked. peopi.e to give clothing, which could. be used. by Ooodwill Industriesu Over I0r000 of' the bags were collected. - these having as estinated. value of over $e0r00O,0O. [he rraterials col].ected will ]e cIeaned., repaired. and. soLd. ]y fi].Ied Page -1* �-1 ACIIVISIES COit$WStEE (-Cgnt.1the hand.lcappod. people who are afford.ed, omployrnent and. wages by the Goodwill Industries, Bhis was one of the best good turl:s our boys have ever d.ono r bellevo more Cubs, Scouts, Xxplorers took part in thc various above than ever befora and. that the publls is more Scout consctous. Not aI1 activlties wero on a Counsil IeveI, as our Districts aro to be commend.ed. on tht: finc prograri of activities in the Distriets. We appreciato the splend.id. cooperatlon reeeived. from overyone in carrying out a vcry flnc year of activitios, trtle activitles ltstod. aIL-time hlgh in Ad.vancenent was attained d.uring L95P" thero gain ln overaLl advancornent of l?$ av* the 1951 rocord.. this yoar was a 3?8 Boards of [evlow and. Courts of llonor were hcld.o In addition to thesot therc wcre also a total of 14 District Eaglo Oourtg of Eonor d.urlng which tlme 68 Eaglo Sad.ges were awardcd.. .A. new [he succoss of tho Ad.vancement Program is a ref].ectlon of the Plannod. and contl&uouswork of thc Distriet and. Untt lcad.crs in the Cub, Scout and" E4plorer programgr ALI of the Districts are to bc d.uring the past year, It ls cnmnendcd for thcir ad.vancement progress worthy of notc that thc ScminoLe Division $he followlng advanccmont has bocn mad.c in L952 and ts the 1951 rccordl cu33I]\TG le5L W compared. 'ruith G4,r.N 298 g6r 63 2r9 LlB 269 t48 50 30 67 B2 15 SCOUIIi{G lvicrit Sad.gcs 836g 5BB o(<,o 699 965 Second. C1ass oo L4 Wolf Sear Irion Wcbclo Sirst e Class $tar Lif e t67 83 Saglc 48 6B dv 10 a9 10 1B 15 Eag3"c Paln l.0ss 1"61 296 181 on 233 had. 7 EE'LORINS Sronze -Awards Gold. Awards Stlver ;lrarards Craft Skills Xmergcney Skl}Is Physlcal 3'itness Yo cat lona] I-rplorat lon 5 I 1 a 10 t* I I 5 d 3 2A 19 5 16 11" 3 3 1 1 B B 1 L 6A37 878 a Seaimnship Aviation Outdoor $ktl-Is Navlgation total .Ad.vancsncnts 2 Page -?-- �'! CS"I(PING CO&S,IITIEE there was a treraend.ous upsurge in canping during the past $ear - morg Scouts participated. in the canrplng prcgram than ever before in our hlstory. Your Committee feels that the Unit Lead.ers have done an outstand.jng job and. are to be congratulated. on their fino accompLishments in leading their boys into the great out-af-d.oors. Tnr the firet time Scouts of our Council went to Philatont Scout Ranch, Cifiarron, Nevr Mexico, They had. a wond.erful tine snfl another trip ls plannetl for next year. At Canp Currier a Tree tr'arm wa6 started. this year. It will be und.er the supervision of e4pert foresters and r,rl11 do much toward. helping this ean.gl. In this ccnnection some of the tirnber was cut, and" soLd.. The results of thts cutting 6111 provlde money for more lrrprovements in our camping progran a,nd. will enable the remaining trees to grow ar.d d.evelop und.er better condittons. Your Coinnittce feels this is a nost worthv;hile project, especially as the proJoct will hei.p to teach conservation. $everal classes of foresbry stud.ents fron: dlfferent colleges have already stud-ied. the forestry program und.er the supervision of the forestry e4pertsp Plans &re no!{ under way for rmny need.ed^ tmprovements at our campsr includ.ing new equipnrent for Camp Cumier and. a new d,ining hall- for ltamp Kia Kima, in ad.dition to nunerous repairs and. replacernents at both caJnps. Below youwill find, figures for the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, Cpi/tr3.8.IS0N 0r A"ITU{IANCE 1951 Scouts attend.ing Carap Scouters attend.ing Camp l[unber of Scout Days I$uaber of Scouter Days Nu,n:ter 3,748 oor 8,150 L,287 1,892 of Visltors COI\@3.BISON Currier [ota1s Gain 1954 Logs 1,l-48 4, E56 835 198 10,511 2,36r I,597 310 6t4 2,506 Oairr Loss Nur$ber Sggbgl Sct. tdks. Sct. idks. Scoute Scouts 1e.51 1e53- Carnp CAi'lP CUBRIEB QT ATE-U{D,A1[CS AT S't'}4ffi& CA}ES Nu.r.:ber }iunrber Kamp Kia Ktma. 06mp Th'l.1er AI 195L: 1e5l- 57 76 19 524 5AB B 2T? 200 794 804 !7 L0 83 965 302 1, S50 G.ain loss Wfr 96 974 IO q 311 I 1,38r g1 Page -3- �CampinE Comr.l_ttee ( x4-c"aP 0r At[,.8[rDA]rcS A! cont.) I0NG_AI{! S$oRT IERM CA,IPS Nunbsr Nunbel Og,in Loss Nuiober Nwbqr Oaig Losg Scouts Sgouts $ct. Days Sct.Days Camp Kamp Ca.arp Currier &ia Kima l'uller Nisc. $ltos ( Srort term) Misc. Sites (Long f,ern) [0rars 1e51 r95B 4r708 4, 855 L 5A0 5eB 2L? eo0 1,069 1 , 480 57 85 Ie51 I t t 50 148 I 4L2 L0,5LI 2,961 a , L4 6,818 2,L?? L,605 3,ogg lt4a4 6 , 7 55 1? 19.5! I 8 ffi? 6,570 7 r]-Ag L,579 19,21L 1,07? 63 63 198 2g16a) 4,409 CiISBIltIO C0lCI{I[IEE fhe Cubbing Coramlttee te very proud to report of tts accon'plishments for the year 1952, Xuring the past year successful Cub Scout Actlvlties lneLud.ed the Cub Klte Dorby, Cub-O-Bee, Exposltion and the raost inportant, those in the Pack, Den and houe. Ihe Kite Derby held tbia f;edr was ln three sections with the 1argest attend.ance of any Ktte Derby in the h|story of Chickasaw Council. fhe real" proof of the ef,fectiveness of our Cub Brogram in Chickasaw Council is in the contlnued growth and galn of Cub Ad.vancement in 1952. Please note this fine Cub Scout "Advancement in the Ad.vancement Comnitteets report and. the increaoe in membership ln the Organization and. Xxtenston Comnitteel s report. r' Page *4- �'! E]PJ,OR Il'T0 C0 lvil/i I - t [f& Ihe Explortng Conmitteo ls proud to report that the year 1952 was the most successful in the history of Exploring in Chickasaw Councll. l{any new and varied. activities have inereased the d.enand. for Explorer Unlts; and the fuII neasure of results in E:ploring for 1952 can tetter be neasured by the influx cf new XEplorer Units in 1953' [he erowning Erpl"orer Socta] of the year, as a Cor.rncil-wld.e activityt the lPossun Hunt and. Square Dancer [here were a tota]. of 375 porsons partlctp.ting rtrhich alnost doubles the attendance of 1951. was activlty was add"ed to the rosters, the Cementery large portion of the suecess of this operation raust be cred.lted. to the U. S. Air Force. This service branch gave.us two mon for our staff, developed a movie fih.r of the Shca.nprient and. parachuted. Ihls year a new Rid.ge Sncanrpnent. A suppltes d.uring a survival operation. young nen and. Ad.visors md.e the coLorful trip to Phihnont !:cplorers sa,de a sid"e trip at Cimarroor New Mexico. Ihese to 01d Mexteo bringing back souvenirs, rlswap itemsll and nenorles of an adventurous trip. Mr. I. A. Wad.ltngton, Jr., one Of the Ad.visors, mad.e sone exceptlonal movies eo that those of us who could. not nrake the journey niight enjoy their experiences, Thirty-six Smut lanch fhe U, Sr Navy and. lltckey Srothors Lumber 0o. have taken smalLer of Xxplorers on various trips to vtew and use their facilities, lfith the Counctl X4plorlng Comrnittee serving r* 46vfs,orsr four Conimittees arade up of Exp3-orers have becn set up to plan Council Srplorer activities, And. vrith the expression of their d.osires the Council can better arrange lurposeful act ivities, groups With rnany eocisl and high adventure activities within the varlous Posts, plus the weekly Exp}orer treks at ihnp Kia Kilca, wetre on the upward. trall" toward a welL round.ed. E:rplorer Prcgram. Page -5- �IT }:iAiil for Chictrrasr,vr maqy I'eals cx coiin.,iI trEE Couneil is entirely free of clebt, as it has been the pclicy to spend. on1;r thsse firnd.s which f,iere in haad. lhe 'oooks he,ve been audited- by Peat, I,larrrick, Mitchell & Co., Certified- Public Accountants, and. have been found. in ord.er. fie are d"eeply ind-ebted to our auditors for the outstand.ing service r,rhich thqy have given above a.nd beyond" the aud.lting of the books - they ha.ve set up office systens and. hl,ve aid.ed. in mary ways to improve the efficency of the Corurcilt s rccord.s ;t-11 of us certainly owe thern a vote of thanks for their many contribu-tions to thc cause of Scouting. 3rr careful management all camps uere operated urithout a loss during the i:ast summer, and this d"espite the very low carnp fees of $I4r00 per r,.,eek for r+hite Scouts and. $7.00 per r,reek for l':fegro Scouts. ir{ar1v other catps charged. irigher fees but vre do not berieve they d.ld. ar:y better carqping, Our Cor,,nci1 is gror,ving rapidly (oven tef, in the past year ancl over in the last 5 years), fi"rrcb the need. for more fuad-s is a constant uroplen. [his year, in ord.er to meet this need.r a Sustaining ilembership CampaiSn v/as carried. through to a successful conclu-sion. fhe resdts of this Campaign enabled us to live witirin our buC.get to clate and. we do not believe 1,/e.,ui11 be overspent by the end of the calendar year, -t6$ lle d.eeply and. sincerel;,r alpreciate the contributi6ns of our glr-staining Members r,.,hich ma-d.e it possible for better tralning to be provid.ecl for the 91668 bo;rs 636 lead.ers noy on the rol1s. g1ad. to report the 1952 3oy Scout i:mosition atrd. the Seminole 3o,r Scout Xxr:O sition r.,,ere successfuL ascl fu:ids $rere ra,i sed. th,'ough these neeJis for canrps and. camp improvement. ]Tone cf the aoneJr from these events is used. in our opcrating expense. lie are llivision Chicl:asaw Council faces a great ehallenge for 1953. fhe rapiC. grovrth, the e:qranrled. activities and the continuqd. rise in the cost cf opcratioils vri1l pu.t a, severe strain on oul: finances. Your Committee is rnaking evcry effcrt to secure tlie needed. money in ord,er that Scouting may go forr.erd. and serve the youth of our area who wa,rrt and need. this training. Page -6- �ITEAIm ' & SAIETY C9rMrTlEr The functions of the Heal-th and Safety Cornmlttee overlap those of all other operating Comrnittees of the Council. The fine eooperat,ion of these other Conmittees and. of the ind.ivid.ual lead.ers in the Council have centributed. materlally to Health and. Safety progra.rn, Ycur Coninlttee tnspeeted Ka$p Kia Kima, Camp Currier and Camp X'ul1er a.nd found. cond.itions in our Council camps to be very satisfactory. Reeoi::nend.ations for even better Health and. Safety oond.itions have been nacle for the 1953 season. Again this year we were fortunate in havlng a mernber of the National Staff te inspect {arp Kia Ktma and his report on ilealth and. Safety cond.itlons was extremely favorable, lhrough the close eoeperati.on of parents, offieials anC the ned.ical exaniners, llodk of the boys anC. men attend.ing our Couneil camps reeeived. the required. physlcal e:<aminatlon before golng to eanp anel the necessary recheck upon arrlval at the earip. Waterfront safety ls of primary inportance ln the Hea1th and" Safety prograln of the Council; and ycur Comu:ittee found. trhe waterfront safety program for the supervtsion of swlnming aad bcating extremely well ad.ininlstered. at our Council campsr Health and Safety are a vltal part in the 3oy Scout program both in lead.ership and toy tralning, Ihe Leadershlp fraining Corrmlttee gave Health and Safety instructlcns at eaeh Leaders Training Course. truring the year, 699 Scouts who advanced. to Second. Class rank were tralnerL in First Ald and Safet;,'g 296 $couts ruho were pronioted- to the 3'irst CIass rank were further tralned. ln First Aid. ltre foLloruing Merlt Sadges related, were earned^ d.uring the yearl PubIic Health Perscnal }Iealth Iirst Aid. L,ife Saving Swiraming Physical Xevelcpement to the Health and Safety L3B Athlet lcs t"53 Canoe L64 Rowing t6 73 Safety 82 81 X'irernanship 186 171 ing Progran 1r5 4+ .ltr::s.ngenents are now belng road.e for an inspecf i,rn of every Unit rneeting place l;lu'oughout tho Council. Plans for this inspection will be anncunced in tho near J'utrrre. [hese inspoot*ops will be mad"e by the Health snd $a.t"e{,y Comnittee ln the listricts, with bhe coope:'ation of the Ccrinissl.(rr.)€!-!''s Staff, a;rd. will cor'er conditio:rs affecting IIea]-th and ga._f i i ' I I . ety. I I I ( I I I Page -7* �I "^l I .[[$t-R/rQ r r![_1QQ]$i,!l r$x lhe rork r:f the Inter-Racial Committee is confined. solely to lTegro and" is handled. through the Seninole }ivision of the Courrcil. youth the Cornmittee feels that all of us can be proud. of the Scouting program co.rried. on for the benefit of the Negro boys of our o,r€&r In the 106 Units in the Seminole nivision there are 21165 boys, the largest membership th.e Division has ever had.. fhe Council is now serving more Negro bol,s than any other Co,mcil in Region 5. Flease see the Organization & Extension Cor,rmittee report for detalls. For the third. yea.r the sumner carqp of the Division was held in Iuller State Far'l; These camping faclllties are satisfactory vdth some exceptions - there is no sruimming or boating avail. ble in the Park, vihich necessitates the transportation of the'boys to other places to get the necessery aquatic training. Limited. boatlng r^ias available at a sraa,ll lake on ad.jacent property through the courtesy of the ovrners. although plans for a su'j.mnlng pool ha','e been approved" and. the State of fennessee has ar:,rropriated. the money for construction, the pool cannot be built at the presorrt timc because of the steel shortaE;e, 't,tre urge that suimming be provio-ed. at Canrp 5'uLrer at the earliest possible d.ate. An ad.c"itlonal Field Executive uas enploJied for the Seminole li.vision tirlc ycar, so there are nol,r three staff members; the Division Xxecutive a"::d. tr,,o 5'ield. Xxecutives, servin6g this progra.m. Tl:is is the best staff we ha.ve ever hadr Ano bher big step forward. was mad.e this ;'ear in the acquisition of qrlendiC. new officos for the Seminole Division. Arrangements uere rnade vrith the l,le;rphis Urbar league to use two floors of the buildj.ng at 544 Beale Ave. for a period. of years. this building rvas rryaired and. redecora.ted and prcviCes comfortable, vrel1 Iighted. offices. ,tle belit:ve these office s to be a tremendous assot to the efficient operation of the Divtsion and r,re invito your inspection. XIe,::'e glad to rq':ort the advancerirent record. nas much better this;,.ear than last and. vre commend. the leaders for this improvoment. ltay it cc,nti.nue euid, increase d.uring the coming jrear. All in all, the Seminole l,rivision is meking progress. D:ring the coning /ear we pian to make the advantages of Scout training available to an eyen larger numbe:. of lfegro boys. l, Page *8- �IxAlSSi{rp [RiJlTr]Tg- CoJ,il{rTtEE Iurin,g 1952 the efforts of o,ur Training Committee has been d,er36,rd,s strengtening our training teams and itproving the quality of our training program. To this end, Cub, Scout and. kplorer ]read.ers lraining Courses have been held. in ad.d.itlon to Green 3ar conferences, qpecial cou-rses, Round.tables and. a Cubberst Porlpfiow. [hese Iraining experiences have been schedulecl. so that every person 1n the council cor-rld. receive the benefits of training. lhe folIor,rl lop Unit collf S eS. comparison shows our progress d.rJ.ring L95Z in Training lead.e::s ( Cubmasters, Scoutnasters, and post Arlvi$org) in basle Di t1 0 ,rtf strict 19 51 1952 So irtheast 2?.gfo DD "P So uthrvest 55.8$ 56 ,4' ifortheast 3e /, 5? /, lTorthr:est ?e {' 34 Cri t terrd.en L4. i.ii ; si r-. sippi 25, f, Serninole i}v. .sa 4, fi od^ 3.6/, 35,L,Eo !,re have eontinued to d.evelope oLlr I'raining fiIm iibrary and. oil:er tralning tcols. Cur Adult T::aining Center at Camp C"trrier has tieen most ussful ss the center of Scout and Xlplorer L,eader training out-of*d.oors. [he [raining Comnittee looks forrarard to 195I as a J/ear in r,&ich ue can a reai contribution thror:gh the t:"aining anci. coaching of our Unit lead.ers. To your learle:"ship Training Committee there is nothing more importar.it in the operi'rtion of our great counciL tha.n the tia.inirrg of the men who will Lead. boys, mal<e Page -9- �I ORG;;IZ;\TIt-,}i & fi[SIr.']:i COi.ii ilff i;i" Chicllasar,r Council nor,r ha,n the 1 est me.:bershin in its 36 year histqr;.__:_-?.!9:lQg!*Sco:tts, Scouts,. Ixpl.orers. 2,874 L*ead,qls,* a rqrand total of 9 ,668 OtlR GROi,itH -, ?'500 III PASI CJB GBOWTI{ IN PASO 5 7,000 OUR GROiJ,TH IN PAST 6, 500 OTIR G&Ol.iT}i I1'T . . YXAB L4.38{o xL r . . 6g.3lf, IO YIABS . PASf 12 7 56.?Bf, YXARS r YXAES. - L2n.56fo o 6, 012 000 5 500 tr 5,045 .5,000 trli.Nl + * 4,500 lni..:rir,:l 4 52? it,i{rl1 iil ;iri:i'r l,+iiri t.'_.: )-t1 4,000 I#iiirll l:il:::::i+! 3,605 I 3,500 j Rl., lffi'l 4,348 4,37\ i I ii,.l,l'.,.l | l:;i.:;::-::lf il liii,,.:i;ii l-::::::;::::..., t: t: 'JrZ{? !!!:{ l.::j.;.i.:j il li:r,::l::::ij r!i::iiil 3,000 l. :i:::::::':l l-::::::'i.i'l li:.:.:.i::::-i i i.':-":.1:::.: I 2,500 r.ii lti:l I fi::.1 -_ 2,00a r:i::::l i;i til{ | : :r::.:,i j lr:::_::::.:-l i ::.:::.i I :l r'r r\:{ ',:;.!i.>-:1 i,l,:'ji. 1 ,500 iii+i,1 l::.::i:r,: rl li#J j 1 ,000 1 i:'.,,,ii riii 1 [ii ,: ir':.j.:ri l.t:j:ijl fi.iii t+in ll!:'i.fi.l iiiiiiiiii.':jl lj'x.il iit;l,' Year 194-1 191.2 L943 1944 L945 t946 194? t9& 1949 1950 t9s1 rgba Page -10- \ �0rEan.lzation & Extension Sggglfile*rcgnt 3elow ) ls a eonrparison of menbership for the yoaro 1951 and. 1952r Dec. 1, 1951 Deen 1. 1952 gAiN l0SS Whlte Scouts Negro Scouts White 5:rplorers Negro Explorors 2r2& TOIA.I SCOI}IS & ffPiJOEE}lS 3179L -#* * llhite Cub Scouts Lr ggS Negro Cnb Scouts 2,12L 228 693 674 2,586 2,795 2A9 7 1294 917 UOIJIJ CTIB SCOUTS 11362 1"89 0 2r?83 L,468 543 I06 g6 225 40 ao 19 [0IAT: IEtrDlBS 2,045 2,374 329 OIA}ID IOTAI I/MMBURSIIIP 8 1422 9,668 11246 251 2?9 2B lotaL Units Ehe District 0rganizatlon anil Extenslon Coamittecs antL tho Comiaissionerl s Staff are to be eommenilocl for the outstanding job they have done this year" We slncereLy appreciate the fine service they have rend.ered. to the boys of Chlckasaw Council. Tho Seminole Divlsion has a gain of 5.354 tn rlenbershlp and, the pereentage of gain in the whlte membership Ls t9,6?f", givlng the CounciL an of tl$Bfo Cubbing last year had^ a galn o.f 22,1f" -- this year I .08$ gain --* rvhereas Scouts had. a galn of 3.8,68%, therefore, congratulations are in ord.er to the Scoutg, overaLl gain f t o6v �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document HIPIHIS II IOMlt4IIIIt$ t?52 rl CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. lNC. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE .\ CIIICKASA.W COUIICII,,, p" S. A.-INC. MEMBEBS 0r IFE EXECUTTYS Boagp - 1952 OfficorS Mro Mru Bev. Jo 0. J Mro Urr, Mr. _Mro Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. *Mro Mr. ivir. Iviro Mr. Do fennison, Jr. I. WllLlamson oe1 Wiggs ALvan I', [ate, Jr. to Robert A,eklen W" IIo .&usttn Charlee M. Crunp R. D. I'uller A. trl. Hohenberg Elton Ao Bieves, Jr. J. 8o Walker A. I. I(c'trJhorter X'. I. Christenbury J. M. Mclftright lIerbert F. Hemker W. Gordon Morrls C.h.alrman Mr. Bolert Ir. Irwin, Jr, Mr. Bussell Perry Mr, A, K. Burrolr Ivho P, a, clayton Mr. Charles M. Crump Mr. [. Robert .A.ck1en I{r, J. }'1. Mel{night !ir. Jo B" Walker Mr. Joseph .A,. Dalstrom Mr. Id.win nalstrom Mr" Eoward ivl. *rube Mr, B. D" 3'u1Ler Mr. P. C. Clarke !4r. M. J. Yosse Presld.ent Vlce*Presid.ent Vlee-President Vlcs-Presid.ent Viee-Presid.ent Vic+-Presid ent Vice-Presid.ent Vics-President Associate Secretary freasurer A,ssistant Treasurer Scout Corarlssioner Scout Sxecutive Coumtttee Act lvi.t les Ad.vancement .A.wards & Besolutlons Camplng Constitutlon & By*L,aws Cubbing Ixp1oring X'lnance Eealth & Safety Inter*Baclal Ireadershlp fraining 0rganlzation & Xxtension Outfitters Public Belations Distriet Chairman Northeast !l3n Doyle Nance Northwest }ir. Sam E, Cross Southeast Mr. J. Bn Sarler Eenrl Senner C" ,A.rthur Bnree J. D. Uarruth E, M. tllayton 3en 3n Coffey, Jr. A. W. nick tr. B. nonoLgon, Jr. W. 3. Dormon, Jr. lhtL Enerick Smce if. Ewing W. IIo I'lsher F. Joe tr'lanagan MembeJs*,A"t-.LAIgg Mr" B. B, GareI I{r.. Jo P. GoLd.sohmid. Mr. X, C. Grisson Mro Wo P" Ha11id^ay i.ir" C. Co Hand.ly i4r, [, F. Howard. IVjr, A. J. Iverson Mr, F. C, Irambert Mr. Jo H. Iialone Mr, R. C" Mays Mr. Allen }iorgan Dr. A, R. Porter, Jr. Southwest Crittenden Mlssissippi Ra,rnsafr Sr, Rittelmeyer Saunders Schuoisser $cott Sharpe Skinner fhompson, Jr, Trippeer Valentlne Webb Mr. ivlr. Mro lvlr. Mr. nr. Mr. *Ivlr" Mr. Mr. Mro Irlr. Xr. Mr. ivlr. Mrn Dr. i',fr. Iuir. Mr, Mr. Mr. Mr. B. Go CO W' E, 30 I{o c* G. A, Wo IJ. J. Io l. Ko Bo Ao Do Ir. H, G. *Deceased. gi{3 sIr,qpB BEAvER AWA"SDS U0 l,{E}qm.S 0f CIIICKASA',4| C0UXTCIL'--.8. Sr A.,INP,. N'OB !ISIINGUISEM SERVICE TO SO1TIOON *Dr. Mr. *Mr" *Mro *Mro i{r " *Mrr *ivir. Mr. *Mro *Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr'. Mr. *Mr. Dr' Mr. Mr. ivir. ivir. ivlr. I"{r. L96L r.991 19 3L 1"9S1 1931 1931 1933 1939 1934 L935 19 35 1956 1"996 1,937 l-937 1938 1988 r.939 1999 1940 1.940 194L 19211 L942 t942 Mr. Ilir" *Mrn Mr. nr' Mr. lir. I,lr, Ivir. Mr. Mr. Mr" Mr. Irlr. Mr. it{r. i4rn Mr. Mr. Mr. ivrrr lvif r ivir. Mr. L942 1946 1949 1949 L944 1944 t9& 1945 1945 L946 1946 1946 L9M ].,947 L948 1948 1949 ''l o40 1C)trn L950 1950 1951 195L 1951 J" C. Ayres C. T. Mc0abe Oeorge P. Phlllips John T" Morgan John I" Roberts Harry Webb tr, R. Forsd.lck A. D. iviclihortor 3en 3. Coffey, Jr. Wa1tcr Ir. Gray Georgo Wood. 5'. Joe 3'lanagan Xobert G. Bamsay, Sr Id^win Dalstrom R. Von Stelnen C. Arthur Srrree C. H. Church Joe Hopper f. S. Sl"iot g. l.t. Clayton l,lvan F. Tato, Jr, a. K. Surrow J. G. Gates Po A. Clayton W. P. I{allid.ay *Xecease& a F. I, Christenbury J. S, A1len John A. Angus Charles M. Cnrnp 3. E. Jacobs Abe Scharff 3ob Dozier Guy Soyer Joe O. Helns I. Robert Acklen Srrrce W, Ewing J. 3rad.y l/ililey M. it4. i{uckabee 3u C. Grisscnr A. B. Carter W. fr, Sharpe Robert L" Irwin, Jr" C. W" Rittelatoyer Jack F. Goldschnid, Ilarry Sinplrins -Hrl]'L -EInerlCt{ B. C. ivia,ys floward l,r. Grube J. n, fcnnison, Jr, I l'lE CAN AffEOI mE IJIYES 0X' B0YS ONI,Y TEBOUGU IHE GOOD WOHKS OB DEVOTS,D VOIUNTtr*EBS. rr rs ouR RsrsP0Ns,Isll,rly T,9 lF,aiN 4{p rNsprsp TE&M S$0UIMASIIRS KsT ( q, Jlears) 3en 3, Coffey, Jr, Dr. Iloward" Curl B. Von Stelnen *8, Ko Treaoh *Joe llopper IriiLLer C, Johnson C, H. Church Jaroes l" trtnd.l-e, Jr. Russell Peete J. 3rad.y 1{iLey Phil E. Emerick Ned C. CantreLl J, Charles Cotton J. J. Jones iierrl lld.r.relL Hope H. Tord Irawrence loweLl J, 0ranvilLe Gatee Ilorrest MottwelLer Smery Ward. Joe Flanagan Fred.orlck [. Carney iviillor i{. Huckabee Robert L,. Irwln, Jr. Dr. Bu E. Jacobs Charles W. RitteLmeyer Sruce W. &\ring Chester Sheild"s Charles S, Church Bob Dozler H. ivi. BobinSon Harrg' Slripkins Dr. [. S. Eliot Ytrgll Reans Bob Dozler Sruce W. l\aring Howard M. Grube Joe Helras Lawrence Kent E\rgene Parish tlilliam J. Newton, Jr. *Victor W. Wink1e Earl C. 3erry, Sr. A. 3en Orgel Eirby Stringer J. n. [ennison, Jr. R. S. Hayne SCOUIERS KEY-. ( 3 yeprd, Lloy(l. B, Steeke,n HaroLd. R. Slackwood C. Senson $61es ,J. R. Hurt J. I. Anbrose B. I, Highgate Kenneth Hur,rphreYs !i. I.l, ivlartin SCOUTEBS "A,W4RPS ( S.veafs) Harold. B. Biaskwood. C. Senson Sales A" B. Sowman Mrs, A. 3. Sownan David Gairhan E. C, Grissom Mrs. E, C. Grissom Mo I. Martin lvlrs. Iiarry H. Snee tr'. T. (Pat) Ihayer Dr, Hyrnan Greenfield" !I. F. Hemker W. A. Kinney 1"933 1934 1934 1935 1936 1"936 ].;937 t93l 1938 1938 1999 1940 1940 l_940 1940 1941 1941 t942 1943 L942 1943 1946 1946 1946 19.tr6 1946 1 OeLT L94? 1948 1o/Lo 19r19 L9+9 1943 L943 L946 1946 1946 1946 1946 1"946 l'94? ].;947 1948 1948 1949 1949 1950 1948 1949 1949 1950 1951 1951 L9 51 1951 1 0.1A \949 'loRn 1950 1950 19 50 10 6n 19 50 1950 1950 1951 l-951 1951. SKIPPSSSI ,KEY (5 reprs) I'red.erick [. Carney I{oward. M. Orube 1948 L948 sgau fed Chi].dress f94l. Chester $reilds 1941 I'red.erick [. Carney 1942 *Deceased 'i!"' ir $ C i-lJCi{ r\ Sr\W CO U r\l C Jl-, ! 5.;\, J r\lC. rVJ Eful Pi-J JS, -l Irrl rrl , December 17, L953 Dear Scouteri Ae we approach the end. of another Scouting; year, It is welL that we pause and evaLuato the progress of thls great lviovement torruard. which you and. others like you are uuking eueh a valuable eontribut ion. lhe past year has brought numerouc problens whieh have been turned. into victorles d.ue to tho r:ntirlng efforte of atL of the scouters in our council. Your offlcers are hr::ubly gratefuL for the wonderfur spirtt of cooperation which has prevailod. throughout our ranks this year, and. rore should. alL look with renewsd. detorminatlon on forthconlng obstacLes, feeling that with such cooperation and effort no problem wlLl prove too great to overcome. We feel that wlth our four tr'leId. txecutives, aided and directed. by the -A.sslstant Exocutive and our Executive, wo are for the first time ln a positton to glve ad.equate guldance and service to the nistrictso It is here, ln the District, that Scouting in the various units must silif:urvlirvlto or fat1, and. we are the lnstrr:.mentaIlty throrrgh which the of Scoutlngrl must be kindled. and. taken to the ind.ividuaL boy. It is this nindividuaL boyrrthat is the focal point of aLl our efforts antl hts ultimate welfare raust be the goal toward which all our energies should. be d.trected.. Today your Councl1, lts membership m:nbering over gr E00, etands as a living testimonial to the r:ntirlng efforts of the hundred.s of men and wornen, present and past, who have worked unselfishly to the end. that the boyhcod of our area mtglt enjoy the glorious benefits of Scouting. Sincerely, .A.Ivan F. 8ato, Jr., Fresid.ent" ii 1; i Ci-l lC l(i\Si\!Y CotJll C Jl,, I 5,;\ Jll C. rll Irtrl Pi-l i5,'f [t\l r\l Decenbor 17, 1952 [o the I'rieads of Scoutlngt [o aI]. of us ln the Council the Annr:al Meetlng provid.es an opportunlty to take stock of what has been accomplished, in the pre* ced.lng tweLve uonthso For the year December 1, 1951 * November 30, 1952 these accompl-ishments are lrany and are shown tn the Beports of Committees whlch foLlow, During thls Sreriod tt ts my slncere beLief the Council has ms{s nore progress tn sefrlng boyhood. than tn any previous period. ln it,r htstory. Ehere has been more canping, better Dlstrict operationr more activities; r,,&lch, together with the excellent work of the Unlt Lead"ers, the splend.id. Courmlsstonerte Staff, the fine Conimitteos and. the smooth functioning of the Executivs 3oard. has produced results in uilrich all of us can take justlftable priflen So each and. every one of you r,rho have mad.e these accomplish". rnents posslble mey I take thls opportunity to elpress my deep appreciation for aLL that you have iloae; for there 1s no d.oubt that you ruho a,re lead'. lng youth to become men of character, trained. for participatlng citizeoshlp, are building a stronger foundation for the future of our Natlon. Siueere3.y yours, lh A - \nn 7y. 1s' *"r t'(-c+,, /l ( Uttw-t' tI. Gord.on Morls, Scout Executive" WGM: MC KiPo KT5 a,c B rv lTr.Es -cpl/${ rrlEE Dglng the past year lt was tho aim of your Counoittee to carry through on prograns which wouLd f,it aIl age groups * Elplorers, Scouts a!d. Culs' Partlclpation by as na.ny boys as posslbLe wa,s oux nain objeetivor poY s-cou[, 1iIEEr Ciurrch attenda.nce, in a bod^y, by units, parentsl nightel d'emonstrat* lons, etc. nade this weok outstartdlng, EEOSIIION 't{1th the fine supnert of alI leaders and boysr we staged. our finest show at the $heIby County Sutld.ingn luraediately after the Exposition we started on plans for the L953 show to be heliL ta Mtarcho CAIP 6U.FRIEB CAlPrO-BpE -: Jt:ne 6*f-B . [he Cang:-O*Bee was pLanned and. carried out for ]oth Scouts and. E:4plorers on the same date. Ehe spirit was oxoellent with 38 froops and. 15 Posts part,lcipating" 1? Class ttA.il Award$ $ero presented. 7 Class lfB,l jt!{ards were presented. 22 Class lr0u Auards were presented There was a total of 46 S,wards presented. as conpared to 35 Award.s in 1951+ rr[E !EnBY fhe Kite Derby for Cub Scouts was he].d at Audubon Park anil Overton Fark, the folLowing S"wards were mad"e: 35 Class rlA.ll Arrard.s uere presented. 3 C1ass llBll Awards were presented. 5 Glass ll0ll Awards were presented. Sorty three units participated, in thls event. [he Cub Scouts, Scouts and. Explorers pa,rticipated in the fcllowing events! C1ean Up, Fix Up, Paint Up ?arade in April I'lre Prevention Weck * startlng October 4th Yictory Xay Parade - Nover:ber 1lth ir{any Units par:tlcipated and two trophies were presented. to the Councll by the i;leug:his Fire Department. X]CPIOBEB PO SSUM HIJI{I lhe Possum l{urt and Square Dance was held. at Carp Currier October 25th. Tho event w&s a trernend.ous success with 375 attend.ing. C.OOD IUXN DAY As a good" turn for GoodwiLl Industries, Cub Scouts, Soouts, nktr''lorors distributed. approximatcly 20rOCO bags and asked. peopi.e to give clothing, shoes, etc. which could. be used. by Ooodwill Industriesu Over I0r000 of' the fi].Ied bags were collected. - these having as estinated. value of over $e0r00O,0O. [he rraterials col].ected will ]e cIeaned., repaired. and. soLd. ]y Page -1* \ ACIIVISIES COit$WStEE (-Cgnt.1- the hand.lcappod. people who are afford.ed, omployrnent and. wages by the Goodwill Industries, Bhis was one of the best good turl:s our boys have ever d.ono r trtle bellevo more Cubs, Scouts, Xxplorers took part in thc various activitles ltstod. above than ever befora and. that the publls is more Scout consctous. Not aI1 activlties wero on a Counsil IeveI, as our Districts aro to be commend.ed. on tht: finc prograri of activities in the Distriets. We appreciato the splend.id. cooperatlon reeeived. from overyone in carrying out a vcry flnc year of activitios, .A. new aIL-time hlgh in Ad.vancenent was attained d.uring L95P" thero was a gain ln overaLl advancornent of l?$ av* the 1951 rocord.. this yoar 3?8 Boards of [evlow and. Courts of llonor were hcld.o In addition to thesot therc wcre also a total of 14 District Eaglo Oourtg of Eonor d.urlng which tlme 68 Eaglo Sad.ges were awardcd.. [he succoss of tho Ad.vancement Program is a ref].ectlon of the Plannod. and contl&uouswork of thc Distriet and. Untt lcad.crs in the Cub, Scout and" E4plorer programgr $he followlng advanccmont has bocn mad.c in L952 and ts compared. 'ruith the 1951 rccordl ALI of the Districts are to bc cnmnendcd for thcir ad.vancement progress d.uring the past year, It ls worthy of notc that thc ScminoLe Division had. cu33I]\TG Wolf Sear Irion Wcbclo e SCOUIIi{G lvicrit Sad.gcs Second. C1ass Sirst Class $tar Lif e Saglc Eag3"c Paln EE'LORINS Sronze -Awards Gold. Awards Stlver ;lrarards Craft Skills Xmergcney Skl}Is Physlcal 3'itness Yo cat lona] I-rplorat lon Seaimnship Aviation Outdoor $ktl-Is Navlgation total .Ad.vancsncnts le5L 298 2r9 LlB 67 836g 5BB 233 t67 83 48 10 W g6r 269 t48 B2 o(<,o 699 296 181 on 6B a9 G4,r.N l.0ss 63 50 30 15 965 1"61 oo L4 7 dv 10 1B 10 t* 5 2A 16 3 1 B 1 5 I 1 a I 5 15 I d 3 19 11" 3 a 1 B L 6A37 878 2 Page -?-- -1 CS"I(PING CO&S,IITIEE there was a treraend.ous upsurge in canping during the past $ear - morg Scouts participated. in the canrplng prcgram than ever before in our hlstory. Your Committee feels that the Unit Lead.ers have done an outstand.jng job and. are to be congratulated. on their fino accompLishments in leading their boys into the great out-af-d.oors. Tnr the firet time Scouts of our Council went to Philatont Scout Ranch, Cifiarron, Nevr Mexico, They had. a wond.erful tine snfl another trip ls plannetl for next year. At Canp Currier a Tree tr'arm wa6 started. this year. It will be und.er the supervision of e4pert foresters and r,rl11 do much toward. helping this ean.gl. In this ccnnection some of the tirnber was cut, and" soLd.. The results of thts cutting 6111 provlde money for more lrrprovements in our camping progran a,nd. will enable the remaining trees to grow ar.d d.evelop und.er better condittons. Your Coinnittce feels this is a nost worthv;hile project, especially as the proJoct will hei.p to teach conservation. $everal classes of foresbry stud.ents fron: dlfferent colleges have already stud-ied. the forestry program und.er the supervision of the forestry e4pertsp Plans &re no!{ under way for rmny need.ed^ tmprovements at our campsr includ. ing new equipnrent for Camp Cumier and. a new d,ining hall- for ltamp Kia Kima, in ad.dition to nunerous repairs and. replacernents at both caJnps. Below youwill find, figures for the fiscal year ending Nov. 30, 195L: Cpi/tr3.8.IS0N 0r A"ITU{IANCE AI CAi'lP CUBRIEB 1951 1954 Gain Logs Scouts attend.ing Carap Scouters attend.ing Camp l[unber of Scout Days I$uaber of Scouter Days Nu,n:ter of Visltors 3,748 oor 8,150 L,287 1,892 !7 4, E56 835 10,511 I,597 2,506 1,l-48 198 2,36r 310 6t4 COI\@3.BISON QT ATE-U{D,A1[CS AT S't'}4ffi& CA}ES Nu.r.:ber }iunrber Oairr Loss Nur$ber Sggbgl Scoute Scouts Sct. tdks. Sct. idks. 1e.51 1e53- 1e5l- Wfr 83 96 965 974 302 311 1, S50 1,38r G.ain loss IO q Carnp Currier Kamp Kia Ktma. 06mp Th'l.1er [ota1s 57 524 2T? 794 I 19 B 76 5AB 200 804 L0 g1 Page -3- '! CampinE Comr.l_ttee ( cont.) x4-c"aP 0r At[,.8[rDA]rcS A! I0NG_AI{! S$oRT IERM CA,IPS Nunbsr Nunbel Og,in Loss Nuiober Nwbqr Oaig Losg Scouts Sgouts $ct. Days Sct.Days 1e51 r95B Ie51 19.5! Camp Currier Kamp &ia Kima Ca.arp l'uller Nisc. $ltos ( Srort term) Misc. Sites (Long f,ern) [0rars 4r708 4, 5A0 2L? 1,069 57 148 I 4L2 8 855 L 5eB eo0 480 85 1? I 6 a t , , t 7I 50 55 L4 L0,5LI 2,961 6,818 63 2,L?? 63 3,ogg lt4a4 1,07? 198 2g16a) 4,409 1 L,605 ffi? , 6,570 7 r]-Ag L,579 19,21L CiISBIltIO C0lCI{I[IEE fhe Cubbing Coramlttee te very proud to report of tts accon'plishments for the year 1952, Xuring the past year successful Cub Scout Actlvlties lneLud.ed the Cub Klte Dorby, Cub-O-Bee, Exposltion and the raost inportant, those in the Pack, Den and houe. Ihe Kite Derby held tbia f;edr was ln three sections with the 1argest attend.ance of any Ktte Derby in the h|story of Chickasaw Council. fhe real" proof of the ef,fectiveness of our Cub Brogram in Chickasaw Council is in the contlnued growth and galn of Cub Ad.vancement in 1952. Please note this fine Cub Scout "Advancement in the Ad.vancement Comnitteets report and. the increaoe in membership ln the Organization and. Xxtenston Comnitteel s report. Page *4- r' Page -5- E]PJ,OR Il'T0 - C0 lvil/i I t [f& Ihe Explortng Conmitteo ls proud to report that the year 1952 was the most successful in the history of Exploring in Chickasaw Councll. l{any new and varied. activities have inereased the d.enand. for Explorer Unlts; and the fuII neasure of results in E:ploring for 1952 can tetter be neasured by the influx cf new XEplorer Units in 1953' [he erowning Erpl"orer Socta] of the year, as a Cor.rncil-wld.e activityt was the lPossun Hunt and. Square Dancer [here were a tota]. of 375 porsons partlctp.ting rtrhich alnost doubles the attendance of 1951. Ihls year a new activlty was add"ed to the rosters, the Cementery Rid.ge Sncanrpnent. A large portion of the suecess of this operation raust be cred.lted. to the U. S. Air Force. This service branch gave.us two mon for our staff, developed a movie fih.r of the Shca.nprient and. parachuted. suppltes d.uring a survival operation. Thirty-six young nen and. Ad.visors md.e the coLorful trip to Phihnont Smut lanch at Cimarroor New Mexico. Ihese !:cplorers sa,de a sid"e trip to 01d Mexteo bringing back souvenirs, rlswap itemsll and nenorles of an adventurous trip. Mr. I. A. Wad.ltngton, Jr., one Of the Ad.visors, mad.e sone exceptlonal movies eo that those of us who could. not nrake the journey niight enjoy their experiences, fhe U, Sr Navy and. lltckey Srothors Lumber 0o. have taken smalLer groups of Xxplorers on various trips to vtew and use their facilities, lfith the Counctl X4plorlng Comrnittee serving r* 46vfs,orsr four Conimittees arade up of Exp3-orers have becn set up to plan Council Srplorer activities, And. vrith the expression of their d.osires the Council can better arrange lurposeful act ivities, With rnany eocisl and high adventure activities within the varlous Posts, plus the weekly Exp}orer treks at ihnp Kia Kilca, wetre on the upward. trall" toward a welL round.ed. E:rplorer Prcgram. '! IT }:iAiil cx coiin.,iI trEE Chictrrasr,vr Couneil is entirely free of clebt, as it has been the pclicy for maqy I'eals to spend. on1;r thsse firnd.s which f,iere in haad. lhe 'oooks he,ve been audited- by Peat, I,larrrick, Mitchell & Co., Certified- Public Accountants, and. have been found. in ord.er. fie are d"eeply ind-ebted to our auditors for the outstand.ing service r,rhich thqy have given above a.nd beyond" the aud.lting of the books - they ha.ve set up office systens and. hl,ve aid.ed. in mary ways to improve the efficency of the Corurcilt s rccord.s ;t-11 of us certainly owe thern a vote of thanks for their many contribu-tions to thc cause of Scouting. 3rr careful management all camps uere operated urithout a loss during the i:ast summer, and this d"espite the very low carnp fees of $I4r00 per r,.,eek for r+hite Scouts and. $7.00 per r,reek for l':fegro Scouts. ir{ar1v other catps charged. irigher fees but vre do not berieve they d.ld. ar:y better carqping, Our Cor,,nci1 is gror,ving rapidly (oven tef, in the past year ancl over -t6$ in the last 5 years), fi"rrcb the need. for more fuad-s is a constant uroplen. [his year, in ord.er to meet this need.r a Sustaining ilembership CampaiSn v/as carried. through to a successful conclu-sion. fhe resdts of this Campaign enabled us to live witirin our buC.get to clate and. we do not believe 1,/e.,ui11 be overspent by the end of the calendar year, lle d.eeply and. sincerel;,r alpreciate the contributi6ns of our glr-staining Members r,.,hich ma-d.e it possible for better tralning to be provid.ecl for the 91668 bo;rs 636 lead.ers noy on the rol1s. lie are g1ad. to report the 1952 3oy Scout i:mosition atrd. the Seminole llivision 3o,r Scout Xxr:O sition r.,,ere successfuL ascl fu:ids $rere ra,i sed. th,'ough these neeJis for canrps and. camp improvement. ]Tone cf the aoneJr from these events is used. in our opcrating expense. Chicl:asaw Council faces a great ehallenge for 1953. fhe rapiC. grovrth, the e:qranrled. activities and the continuqd. rise in the cost cf opcratioils vri1l pu.t a, severe strain on oul: finances. Your Committee is rnaking evcry effcrt to secure tlie needed. money in ord,er that Scouting may go forr.erd. and serve the youth of our area who wa,rrt and need. this training. Page -6- ITEAIm & SAIETY C9rMrTlEr The functions of the Heal-th and Safety Cornmlttee overlap those of all other operating Comrnittees of the Council. The fine eooperat,ion of these other Conmittees and. of the ind.ivid.ual lead.ers in the Council have centributed. materlally to Health and. Safety progra.rn, Ycur Coninlttee tnspeeted Ka$p Kia Kima, Camp Currier and Camp X'ul1er a.nd found. cond.itions in our Council camps to be very satisfactory. Reeoi:: nend.ations for even better Health and. Safety oond.itions have been nacle for the 1953 season. Again this year we were fortunate in havlng a mernber of the National Staff te inspect {arp Kia Ktma and his report on ilealth and. Safety cond.itlons was extremely favorable, lhrough the close eoeperati.on of parents, offieials anC the ned.ical exaniners, llodk of the boys anC. men attend.ing our Couneil camps reeeived. the required. physlcal e:<aminatlon before golng to eanp anel the necessary recheck upon arrlval at the earip. Waterfront safety ls of primary inportance ln the Hea1th and" Safety prograln of the Council; and ycur Comu:ittee found. trhe waterfront safety program for the supervtsion of swlnming aad bcating extremely well ad.ininlstered. at our Council campsr Health and Safety are a vltal part in the 3oy Scout program both in lead.ership and toy tralning, Ihe Leadershlp fraining Corrmlttee gave Health and Safety instructlcns at eaeh Leaders Training Course. truring the year, 699 Scouts who advanced. to Second. Class rank were tralnerL in First Ald and Safet;,'g 296 $couts ruho were pronioted- to the 3'irst CIass rank were further tralned. ln First Aid. ltre foLloruing Merlt Sadges related, to the Health and Safety Progran were earned^ d.uring the yearl PubIic Health Perscnal }Iealth Iirst Aid. L,ife Saving Swiraming Physical Xevelcpement Athlet lcs Canoe ing Rowing Safety X'irernanship L3B t"53 L64 73 82 81 1r5 4+ t6 186 171 .ltr::s.ngenents are now belng road.e for an inspecf i,rn of every Unit rneeting place l;lu'oughout tho Council. Plans for this inspection will be anncunced in tho near J'utrrre. [hese inspoot*ops will be mad"e by the Health snd $a.t"e{,y Comnittee ln the listricts, with bhe coope:'ation of the Ccrinissl.(rr.)€!-!''s Staff, a;rd. will cor'er conditio:rs affecting IIea]-th and ga._f ety. Page -7* ' ( i i ' I I . I I I I I I I "^l l, I .[[$t-R/rQ r r![_1QQ]$i,!l r$x lhe rork r:f the Inter-Racial Committee is confined. solely to lTegro youth and" is handled. through the Seninole }ivision of the Courrcil. the Cornmittee feels that all of us can be proud. of the Scouting program co.rried. on for the benefit of the Negro boys of our o,r€&r In the 106 Units in the Seminole nivision there are 21165 boys, the largest membership th.e Division has ever had.. fhe Council is now serving more Negro bol,s than any other Co,mcil in Region 5. Flease see the Organization & Extension Cor,rmittee report for detalls. For the third. yea.r the sumner carqp of the Division was held in Iuller State Far'l; These camping faclllties are satisfactory vdth some exceptions - there is no sruimming or boating avail. ble in the Park, vihich necessitates the transportation of the'boys to other places to get the necessery aquatic training. Limited. boatlng r^ias available at a sraa,ll lake on ad.jacent property through the courtesy of the ovrners. although plans for a su'j.mnlng pool ha','e been approved" and. the State of fennessee has ar:,rropriated. the money for construction, the pool cannot be built at the presorrt timc because of the steel shortaE;e, 't,tre urge that suimming be provio-ed. at Canrp 5'uLrer at the earliest possible d.ate. An ad.c"itlonal Field Executive uas enploJied for the Seminole li.vision tirlc ycar, so there are nol,r three staff members; the Division Xxecutive a"::d. tr,,o 5'ield. Xxecutives, servin6g this progra.m. Tl:is is the best staff we ha.ve ever hadr Ano bher big step forward. was mad.e this ;'ear in the acquisition of qrlendiC. new officos for the Seminole Division. Arrangements uere rnade vrith the l,le;rphis Urbar league to use two floors of the buildj.ng at 544 Beale Ave. for a period. of years. this building rvas rryaired and. redecora.ted and prcviCes comfortable, vrel1 Iighted. offices. ,tle belit:ve these office s to be a tremendous assot to the efficient operation of the Divtsion and r,re invito your inspection. XIe,::'e glad to rq':ort the advancerirent record. nas much better this;,.ear than last and. vre commend. the leaders for this improvoment. ltay it cc,nti. nue euid, increase d.uring the coming jrear. All in all, the Seminole l,rivision is meking progress. D:ring the coning /ear we pian to make the advantages of Scout training available to an eyen larger numbe:. of lfegro boys. Page *8- IxAlSSi{rp [RiJlTr]Tg- CoJ,il{rTtEE Iurin,g 1952 the efforts of o,ur Training Committee has been d,er36,rd,s strengtening our training teams and itproving the quality of our training program. To this end, Cub, Scout and. kplorer ]read.ers lraining Courses have been held. in ad.d.itlon to Green 3ar conferences, qpecial cou-rses, Round.tables and. a Cubberst Porlpfiow. [hese Iraining experiences have been schedulecl. so that every person 1n the council cor-rld. receive the benefits of training. lhe folIor,rl lop Unit lead.e::s collf S eS. ,tr1t f0 ( comparison shows our progress d.rJ.ring L95Z in Training Cubmasters, Scoutnasters, and post Arlvi$org) in basle Di strict So irtheast So uthrvest ifortheast lTorthr:est Cri t terrd.en i.ii ; si r-. sippi Serninole i}v. 19 51 2?.gfo 55.8$ 3e /, ?e {' L4. fi 25, f, .sa od^ 1952 DD "P 56 ,4' 5? /, 34 4, 3.6/, 35,L,Eo !,re have eontinued to d.evelope oLlr I'raining fiIm iibrary and. oil:er tralning tcols. Cur Adult T::aining Center at Camp C"trrier has tieen most ussful ss the center of Scout and Xlplorer L,eader training out-of*d.oors. [he [raining Comnittee looks forrarard to 195I as a J/ear in r,&ich ue can mal<e a reai contribution thror:gh the t:"aining anci. coaching of our Unit lead.ers. To your learle:"ship Training Committee there is nothing more importar.it in the operi'rtion of our great counciL tha.n the tia.inirrg of the men who will Lead. boys, Page -9- ORG;;IZ;\TIt-,}i & fi[SIr.']:i COi.ii ilff i;i" Chicllasar,r Council nor,r ha,n the 1 est me.:bershin in its 36 year histqr;.__:_-?.!9:lQg!*Sco:tts, Scouts,. Ixpl.orers. 2,874 L*ead,qls,* a rqrand total of 9 ,668 -, ?'500 7,000 6, 500 5 * 4,500 OtlR GROi,itH III PASI YXAB CJB GBOWTI{ IN PASO 5 YXARS OUR GROiJ,TH IN PAST IO YIABS . OTIR G&Ol.iT}i I1'T PASf 12 YXAES. . . L4.38{o 56.?Bf, r . . 6g.3lf, r - L2n.56fo o 6, 012 000 500 .5,000 tr + 5,045 trli.Nl lni..:rir,:l ii,.l,l'.,.l lffi'l it,i{rl1 ;iri:i'r iil l,+iiri t.'_.: )-t1 I#iiirll l:il:::::i+! | l:;i.:;::-::lf liii,,.:i;ii il l-::::::;::::..., t: t: !!!:{ l.::j.;.i.:j il li:r,::l::::ij r!i::iiil l. :i:::::::':l l-::::::'i.i'l li:.:.:.i::::-i i i.':-":.1:::.: I r.ii lti:l fi::.1 r:i::::l i;i til{ | : :r::.:,i j lr:::_::::.:-l i ::.:::.i :l I r'r r\:{ ',:;.!i.>-:1 i,l,:'ji. iii+i,1 l::.::i:r,: rl jli #J1 i:'.,,,ii 1 [ii riii ,: ir':.j.:ri l.t:j:ijl tf+i.iinii ll!:'i.fi.l iiiiiiiiii.':jl lj'x.il iit;l,' 4 52? I Rl., 4,348 4,37\ 4,000 3,500 3,605 iI j 'JrZ{? 3,000 2,500 I -_ 2,00a 1 ,500 1 ,000 Year 194-1 191.2 L943 1944 L945 t946 194? t9& 1949 1950 t9s1 rgba Page -10- 7 xL I \ 0rEan.lzation & Extension Sggglfile*rcgnt ) 3elow ls a eonrparison of menbership for the yoaro 1951 and. 1952r Dec. 1, 1951 Deen 1. 1952 gAiN l0SS Whlte Scouts Negro Scouts White 5:rplorers Negro Explorors TOIA.I SCOI}IS & ffPiJOEE}lS llhite Cub Scouts Negro Cnb Scouts UOIJIJ CTIB SCOUTS 2r2& 11362 1"89 0 3179L Lr ggS 693 2,586 2r?83 L,468 225 40 -#* 2,12L 674 2,795 7 1294 2,374 9,668 543 I06 g6 ao * 228 2A9 917 329 11246 2B 19 [0IAT: IEtrDlBS OIA}ID IOTAI I/MMBURSIIIP 2,045 lotaL Units 8 1422 251 2?9 Ehe District 0rganizatlon anil Extenslon Coamittecs antL tho Comiaissionerl s Staff are to be eommenilocl for the outstanding job they have done this year" We slncereLy appreciate the fine service they have rend.ered. to the boys of Chlckasaw Council. Tho Seminole Divlsion has a gain of 5.354 tn rlenbershlp and, the pereentage of gain in the whlte membership Ls t9,6?f", givlng the CounciL an overaLl gain of tl$Bfo Cubbing last year had^ a galn o.f 22,1f" -- this year I .08$ gain --* rvhereas Scouts had. a galn of 3.8,68%, therefore, congratulations are in ord.er to the Scoutg, f t o6v Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1952 Title A name given to the resource 1952 Chickasaw Council Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/afd3d0fc6ff74fb114288063400eefe6.pdf bbb6bfee9fe95756510c4f33a98897de PDF Text Text MemPhts, Ienn' Xeeember 9, 1953 Ixecutive 3oard Chickasavr Council, 3oy Scouts of ameriea,, InC., Menphls, fennessee Attentiont Mr. Charles M. Cbump, President BPuRI Lf Slr0irtt Gentlenens ilpon the recommendation -C-At$PIiIG.9UivlviIT[IE of the Carnping Committee of Chickasaw Cou:rci1, 3oy . Charles M. Orurtr>, President Of the Council, by Ietter d.ated. July ?, 1953, appointed a Special Caurping Committee to meke an overall st1-,{y of canping in Chickasan Council. Bhose apoointed to the Comr.Scouts of Ai,reriea, Inc., ittee !,rere! lvressl's. fr. Irlrin, Jr., Mf AJ-van J. Millen F. fate, Jr. , F. Joe PhiI Enerickr Flanagan, l-arne11, Henry S. I)inkelqpiel, FJrd Robert S. Shepherd- [ate, as Cheirrnan. In hi s letter appointing thi s Comrnittee, lvlr. Crunip brought to the Connitteets attention that the Counctl rras at Hard;r, :irka.nsa.s, site at Camp now operating Kamo Currier at Xudora, rvlississippi, Cemetery Rld.ge, Sardis, and' Ilississlppi, all for r,rhite Kia Kima also had a. ca-mp Scouts and that I\*lerr o,fennessee State Park, as well as a camp site ln the Negro area belol the d.am at Sar*is Lake, v,ere being used for liegro Scouts. i'{r. Crump reCanyp quested that the Committee specla.1l;r concern ll 1. Program at all of our 2. Long range plan 3. $pe of type of 4. itself r^rith the follor,rintj problemsl camps. for our camping progrs"I[. this ln minci, ca.rnping at Kia Kima, and., bearing improvements needed' the id"equate camping facili ti es for idegro Sco uts, includ^ing the queJt:.on a.s to whether a permanent carp site should. be rurchased..rr Sirst of all, the Comrdttee prepared, a questionnaire for use in obtaining the opinions of various Scouters and Scouts relative to camping in the Council. Shis ouestionnaire, a copy of to all Scoutmasters, Assl lorer,id.visors, Iistrict r,rrhich is attached as:xhibit stant Scoutnasters, -iqrloren Commi J.dvi ssioners and Neighborhood rlArlr lr.,a.s first sors, ,'ssistant Commi sent trxIt- ssirners. Various members of the Co.iltttee then to^k these questionnaires to repres- entative froops in the foui' d"istricts and. had the Scouts fill out the ouestion- na.ire r",ith exception of questions which were not considered answerable "cung Scouts. b;r �- 2fhe results of these questionna.ires vrere then ta,bulated. for the use of the Coni,li tt ee. iiiext, the Committee intervie,,^red. Mr. r'/. [hurman Gordon I'{orri J. Ibashure, Assistant Scout Executive, ai1d. s, Scout Jxecutive, ivir. ivlr. Harley 3. Xrb, Regional Scout Xxecutive. Ihere r,^ra,s a"I so nade avall-abI e ious rsports on camping r,,.rhieh to 15s Q6nin:ittee bJ'Scnut hearlouarters va-r- had been ms.d.e ln the past ]/ears, chures or pamphlets prepared by the Na.tional Council setting a,s well as bro- forth recommended. practices on canping, T,iis Conmittee has had. ten separate meetin5s to consider these natters. ,r,lthough a recommendatton might be follolr that set forth in one sentence, it consid^erable thought was not given recommend.ations lr€16 does not to such recommend.ation. Some the result of several hours of deliberatiOn. The recommendations in lhig report are based. on the actual rvishes of the majorit;,- of the Scouters and Scouts FS expressed. in the questionnaires. fhis report v,111 be d.ivid^ed. into trno Darts. Ihe first part 1,,i11 concern itself r.rith overall camping probLens for vrhite Scouts, afld. the second lart r,riIl concerrl j.tself rdth the overall carirping problei,ts for Negro Scouts. .aIso, tlie report r^aIl d.eal first with camping at Kanp Kia Kima i-'.:rd next with crmping at lased. on Camp Currier. its find.ings and stuc,y, the Committee makes the follorrling recom- mend.ati ons: IsrS-iJJ-EIdn (I) sumlller -iiamn Kia l(ima should. continue to be the Council operated 1on:: term ca,mp. (a) fhe basis of camping should be the permanent iroop Unit and/or the provisional froop llnlt, that ;reater attention should. be given b), the staff to the in&ividual Scout in a provisional Unit, and. any Scout ( 3) [his riomnittee strongl"',, qhould. be encouraged to staor in recommends camp for a greater period" than tr,'Jo r^reeks. �- 3- J ( +) members ,r.11 provisiona.I Scorrtmasters should. be trained. ad.ult leaclers of the p€rnanent camtc -\ ;., p]e,:oned. program (/ 5) ind,ivid.ua^Ls opening *', are staff. promoting cffiP, both for the units and. for the not in a unit, should be earried. out in the spring prior to the of camp. Ihis (a) rrtho should. lnclud.e: gigantic ral1y should be eond.ucted. b;r the 0rder of the ilrrovr to stimula.te desire in boys and. Units to attend. caqr; (b) ,, brochure describing the camp and. its program should. be sent to the parents of a.Il Scouts in the Council; (c) Visitation to the [roops, wlth the shouliL be macl.e showing by the llistrict Carnping Committees of and" movies of K.K.K., the llistrict 0rder of Arrol.ri (a) Feature stories and pictr:res of K.I'i.lt. should. be run in the local newspapcr s' (6) Since it is recognizr:d. that botter, older sta.ff leadership is the Comrnlttee suggests the following (a) 81, encouragrng Scouts Io;,.alty and. to method. needed, of obtaining such leadershrp: stag, a longcr period than one l,ieek, a Iove for the cam, rriLl be instil]ed. in the boy and v,riII bring him back year after year and. make hin vp,nt to become a sta.ff member. (b) .{r caJnp emblem avra,rd, sueh ea,rned" each year as a sash, r'r}:ich can be as a progressive emblem, sho''tld. be esta.t'lished., and vride publiclty shouJ-d. ( c) be given t'n:en in the Courrcil to the r,,d.nners the staff is happy, the carpers of these 6.re happlr; &t\rards. thereforc, leisure time should be provid"ed. so that the staff can have some social activitles. ( ?) Since the survey has established. that the Scouters and Scouts prefer a mixed program the Cornmittec strongly recosrnends of of Scouting instructions 6:ril ga"mes, that the professional staff givo grcater atteution to fun in Scouting, includ,ing the use of promote active overwhelming ma.iority participation in wide games. vrid.e ganoes, ild p1.rn and �-a (A) Since the survey indicates that the nresent raaterfront activities be are one of the l:est features at camp, the Comrolttee reconmends that they continued a,nd. enlarged. (g) 1;ue to the ing of the river channel, layout of the of froop s!.^rilnming sr,/imming, should be regulatetl so as und.er the lay-out rive]t r,rhich is not true (fO) I;ays should. be devised to anc. of the overcror^rded con6.itions ind.lviduals to be paid. in (ff ) i, swimming and. (12) method, should in atca, as well as the it mand"atorlr iviemphis and. be dcvlsed for sched'uling to al]ovr for the ma:cimun use of at the present rnalce a,dva.nce. swlmming area an6 shallor^u exlre the time. for all fees for froops not at camp' diting the proeessing of the health qualiflcaticns for incoming Units' An ad.equate handicre.ft program, includ.ing a, trained hand:icraft in- structor, should be developed. and emphasized' (13) ihere should. be a trainin6 progran cond.ucted w K.K.:(. staf f for the Unit lea,ders before theJr bring their Units to ca:lp' (f+) Ihe staff members should" refrain from smotr:ing in the prescnce of the bolrsrrrdshould-bepernitted'tosrnokeonlyinrestrictedareas' (I5) fhere should be centra.l mess ha1l feed.ing r'ri'th the right in a Troop or post to carp at a permancntl;r established. canip site or at a cagp site food' r^fuich has been issued' aoprovcd. by the camp }irector, and there to prepare bJ' the Camp Comni ssary. (fO) ii kitchen, coiami.ssary anil mess hall to accomnodate 250 persons shortd be erected. (1?) 1f a new mess hiill is burlt, the old mcss hafl shou'Id' not be clebuilding' strolrp6 but should. be d.iverted- for use as a cr';''ft ernd' stori''ge (IB) Iacilities for Scoutmastersr families at canrP a1,e not recommended at the present time. (rg) A nevr well to take care of 250 persons shoi'ld' be d'ri11ed'' for (eO1 ,,dditional closed shower facilities, as weLl' as a hot showcr ho spi tal , shoulrl' be installed'' the �-u- (Zf) iidditional latrine fa.cilities (ZZ) [he present pernanent camp E she,:.1-d be provi&od for. sites are ad-equate for tho nrcsent cary) permanent attenrla,nce. In the event of increased registra,tion, additioneJ- sites should. bc d.cveloped. (eg) The lodejes in the camp rectanglc (:+; []re professiona.l staff shoulcl be used' canry) for hcusing only' shouLd.'orovide cquipnent and' facillties for d"iscretion softball, volley ball, horsehoes, ping;:orrg, etc., to be used' at ttre of Unit leaders. c/0'{P_-AmtsLrB Currier should continuc to be opcrated" as a Unit caiirp exclusively' Il is recommendcd. that Camp Curyier should. not bc operated as a Council operated (f) Camp l-ong-term summer calnp. ( e) The d.ining hall and. kitchen, boats, ctc., should. alw4rg be availa'ble of Units vhich d.esire to hi',ve long'terin ( six days or more) camps' Units shculd not be allovred to r-rse the d'ining haI1 and' lcitchcn for cooking in the and eating on weckend. or short-ti:rin Cglllpsr Ihc;r 556":1 d' cook and eat for use opcni (3) The present council polic;r rcgulating the use of Institution-ownod lodgcs should' be maintained, that is' (u)T}relnstitutionm4]/ccntinuetouseitslod'geforalryroved.Scoutforce and ing purposes in accnrd"iince r.dth the rulcs nni-1 reg;ulatinns nor'r in Canp Currier' hereafter adopted. for the improvcment, crcvelopnterrt, and control of (b) The lodge at all tiines shall be insured against fire loss in a"n amouxt to give tire best s6vl 5sb]e protectioiL' 3'nd rertth a reputable insurance cnmpa:nr.Thispo).ic},sha}lcontalnlosscla,usepayabletot.relnstitiltion A copy of such policy and./or to the Council as their intercsts Ina)r appear. is to be d.eliverec. to the council. In event such policy ls not rencued" at tine it lapses, the Cerrncil mali renelr/ the se'mc' notifying the Institution of in full' action takcn; if the Institutinn fails to rcllay the ccuncil such to the Council' r,rithin 90 days, thc Institution rights in thc lod'ge shall pa'ss �- b- (c) In the e,vcnt tiie Institution fails to maintain the lodr:-e in a state of rcpair satisfactory to the Camping Comralttee of the Council after 90 days rrritten notice from the Committee to the Institution pointing out the items ncedin; repairs, the lnstitutionts rights ln the 1od€e shall pass to the Counctl. ( d) In tho cvent the lnstitutionr s 3oy Scout and/or Xxplorcr Scout Chartcr lapse, four months after the last of such Chartors lapscs, the Council shal1 ha.ve the months right to usc and, tf after the last of 1od.5o shal1 pass of its Cha-rter Instituticn amount of necessat"Jr, to repair the lod.ge. such Charters lapses, the to thc Council. ShouLd. fvrelve lnstitutionls rifihts ln the t}:e Institution receivc a reneual vrithin such tuclvc mr:nths, the lodgo shalL revcrt to the upon the Institutionrs reimbursing thc Council in fulI for ncccssarJr rqpa.irs made (a) In collaberation vdtn $r the Council during the tlvelve month t,he Cairp the period.' Dircctor, [rcops shotild be given the op,:ortunitj, to develop and. mark cantp sites not to cxeecd, 150::150 feet. fhese sites ai"e to be tent sites lril1 on13r, havc preference on the use to attcnd. camp ancl no pcrrianent installati-ons. [hcse froops of these sitcs on the vrcekcncls that thc;r 1,vj.stl shall retain this privilcgc subject to a rcvicv thc tilae of their annua] Chartcr ( nith of spccia} lyood-craft contcst, weckend. etc., ycar at revier,,r. 5) rls substantiated" by thc survcy, thc majority of a pro{,ran each activities, such as, and., accord.ingly, ncrit Sco"u'rters $.ould welcomc badgc tliis Connittce itlstructions, recon.lcnds that the professiona"l ste.lf provide such a pi'ogram. (6) Since thc activitics, the ( a,cti surve;r indicatcs Conmittee reco:iuicnd.s thc ap::rovpJ of the prcscnt watcrfront that t}:cy bc continucd and enlarged. ?) fhe la.ke slroulcl- bc clcancd up and maclc morc suitablc for r,ratcrfront viti cs. (a) nue h the oxpand.cd froop caropin; activities rccommcndcd by this Connittce, this Cor.rmittce fccls that thc proscnt alloca.tion of space of the original 20 acres to the frainin.g matol:'tr'o acres actually boing Committec shoul-d. be confincd. usecl b;- to thcqpproxi- tire fraining Committcc and shor.1d' be �-7uith thc understand.iraS that as thc nced.s of thc fraining co:itiirittce grow, provision shaLl be madc to onlar..e tiiis !,Teo.. 'until st'.ch tlmc as t}:c Tra'ining marlicd, com:ittcc nccds e. greatcr area, on a pcrnanent basj-s, thc aprrroximatcly 18 ecres rcmaining me;. be uscd. fcr temperar;r eamping only sn6- should' not bc pcrr'ii'ncirtly assigncd. to prtJ' Unit' (g) lhc prescnt pro..graJl to climinate poison iry should bc continuccl. (ro) nne coii,mittce strong\, rccomr,rcnd.s that drini;i"ng water facilitics ex;land-cd. to a.11 areas r:f the calnp. (11) Sincc the Council lir ,lil ,1 now ovrns a tra,ctor, thc ad.ditionll lrorl be carricd. on to improvc thc Co:,rmittee rccolll..lcncls tile't rcac-is a,t camp. (lZ) [hu present plans ta ccluip the ca.rap vrith fi::o-fighting shou].d. bc bc equiprncnt c:;tcnd.od. c i,il, s$. thc Coinmlttcc recomiircnds tho.t thc Council continuc its $1.00 a )rcaf'leasc rsroon thc canp site at Cc:netcry iiid6c, Sardis Laitc, lviississlppi, for u=g in moting Scnlor Scouting. fhc Cornnittcc docs not provcmcnts be crectcd on rccoraiaond. that argr cepltal im- this propcrty within thc nci'r future. Itisrcspcctfuliyrcconncrrcicdthatacon.-y'ofthecerpingpfo}ram,as finallJ, ad.oitted. 14r thc Council, be distributed. tc t]:'c Unit lcad'crs in orclcr to prcvcnt raisrurdcrstandin€; as to drat is a,ctr:.:Il-' thc Councill s polic/ on various phascs of crraPing. Thc Co.-unittcc rccognizcs thc c1i{ficulQr vrhich r,rill bc entailcd- iu puiting thcsc rcco,iu,rciicl"ations into cffcct, and it, thcrcforcr IcsFcctfully sugScsts to the f:lccutivc 3oard. that a snnl1 Spccir'l Co::rmittcc bc cstatblishcd' to ii'plcmcnt thcsc rccoi,t icnd-ations. ;i. suplllciircntal Scouts camping problcins rcport d.caling r^dt.i thc ovcrr.ll rrriil bc subreitted. vrithin tirc ncar future' Rcspcctfulli' submi ttcd', 3. jo c I'I;r.nag-an Rc bcrt Ir. f rq'in, Jr. lJvan *'. fatc, Jr. Phil Slcri clc J. rtillcn ll{xrncll Hcnry S. DinkclsPi el S. Srcphcrd. Tatc, Chainlan S?ECL,-L Cti''iFI *rG CQiii'll It:I for iiir-gro � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Ixecutive 3oard MemPhts, Ienn' Chickasavr Council, 3oy Scouts of ameriea,, InC., Xeeember 9, 1953 Menphls, fennessee Attentiont Mr. Charles M. Cbump, President Gentlenens BPuRI Lf Slr0irtt -C-At$PIiIG.9UivlviIT[IE ilpon the recommendation of the Carnping Committee of Chickasaw Cou:rci1, 3oy Scouts of Ai,reriea, Inc., Mf . Charles M. Orurtr>, President Of the Council, by Ietter d.ated. July ?, 1953, appointed a Special Caurping Committee to meke an overall st1-,{y of canping in Chickasan Council. Bhose apoointed to the Comr.- ittee !,rere! lvressl's. AJ-van F. fate, Jr. , F. Joe Flanagan, PhiI Enerickr Robert fr. Irlrin, Jr., J. Millen l-arne11, Henry S. I)inkelqpiel, FJrd S. Shepherd- [ate, as Cheirrnan. In hi s letter appointing thi s Comrnittee, lvlr. Crunip brought to the Connitteets attention that the Counctl rras now operating Kamo Kia Kima at Hard;r, :irka.nsa.s, Camp Currier at Xudora, rvlississippi, and' also had a. ca-mp site at Cemetery Rld.ge, Sardis, Ilississlppi, all for r,rhite Scouts and that Canyp I\*lerr o,fennessee State Park, as well as a camp site ln the Negro area belol the d.am at Sar*is Lake, v,ere being used for liegro Scouts. i'{r. Crump requested that the Committee specla.1l;r concern itself r^rith the follor,rintj problemsl ll 1. Program at all of our camps. 2. Long range plan for our camping progrs"I[. 3. $pe of ca.rnping at Kia Kima, and., bearing this ln minci, the type of improvements needed' 4. id"equate camping facili ti es for idegro Sco uts, includ^ing the queJt:.on a.s to whether a permanent carp site should. be rurchased..rr Sirst of all, the Comrdttee prepared, a questionnaire for use in obtaining the opinions of various Scouters and Scouts relative to camping in the Council. Shis ouestionnaire, a copy of r,rrhich is attached as:xhibit rlArlr lr.,a.s first sent to all Scoutmasters, Assl stant Scoutnasters, -iqrloren J.dvi sors, ,'ssistant trxItlorer, id.visors, Iistrict Commi ssioners and Neighborhood Commi ssirners. Various members of the Co.iltttee then to^k these questionnaires to representative froops in the foui' d"istricts and. had the Scouts fill out the ouestionna. ire r",ith exception of questions which were not considered answerable b;r "cung Scouts. - 2- fhe results of these questionna.ires vrere then ta,bulated. for the use of the Coni,li tt ee. iiiext, the Committee intervie,,^red. Mr. r'/. Gordon I'{orri s, Scout Jxecutive, ivir. [hurman J. Ibashure, Assistant Scout Executive, ai1d. ivlr. Harley 3. Xrb, Regional Scout Xxecutive. Ihere r,^ra,s a"I so nade avall-abI e to 15s Q6nin:ittee bJ'Scnut hearlouarters va-rious rsports on camping r,,.rhieh had been ms.d.e ln the past ]/ears, a,s well as brochures or pamphlets prepared by the Na.tional Council setting forth recommended. practices on canping, T,iis Conmittee has had. ten separate meetin5s to consider these natters. ,r,lthough a recommendatton might be set forth in one sentence, it does not follolr that consid^erable thought was not given to such recommend.ation. Some recommend.ations lr€16 the result of several hours of deliberatiOn. The recommendations in lhig report are based. on the actual rvishes of the majorit;,- of the Scouters and Scouts FS expressed. in the questionnaires. fhis report v,111 be d.ivid^ed. into trno Darts. Ihe first part 1,,i11 concern itself r.rith overall camping probLens for vrhite Scouts, afld. the second lart r,riIl concerrl j.tself rdth the overall carirping problei,ts for Negro Scouts. .aIso, tlie report r^aIl d.eal first with camping at Kanp Kia Kima i-'.:rd next with crmping at Camp Currier. lased. on its find.ings and stuc,y, the Committee makes the follorrling recommend. ati ons: IsrS-iJJ-EIdn (I) -iiamn Kia l(ima should. continue to be the Council operated 1on:: term sumlller ca,mp. (a) fhe basis of camping should be the permanent iroop Unit and/or the provisional froop llnlt, ( 3) [his riomnittee strongl"',, recommends that ;reater attention should. be given b), the staff to the in&ividual Scout in a provisional Unit, and. any Scout qhould. be encouraged to staor in camp for a greater period" than tr,'Jo r^reeks. - 3- ( +) ,r.11 provisiona.I Scorrtmasters should. be trained. ad.ult leaclers rrtho are members of the p€rnanent camtc staff. (/ 5-\) ;., p]e,:oned. program promoting cffiP, both for the units and. for the ind,ivid.ua^Ls not in a unit, should be earried. out in the spring prior to the opening of camp. Ihis should. lnclud.e: (a) *', gigantic ral1y should be eond.ucted. b;r the 0rder of the ilrrovr to stimula.te desire in boys and. Units to attend. caqr; (b) ,, brochure describing the camp and. its program should. be sent to the parents of a.Il Scouts in the Council; (c) Visitation to the [roops, wlth the showing of movies of K.K.K., shouliL be macl.e by the llistrict Carnping Committees and" the llistrict 0rder of Arrol.ri (a) Feature stories and pictr:res of K.I'i.lt. should. be run in the local newspapcr s' (6) Since it is recognizr:d. that botter, older sta.ff leadership is needed, the Comrnlttee suggests the following method. of obtaining such leadershrp: (a) 81, encouragrng Scouts to stag, a longcr period than one l,ieek, a Io;,.alty and. Iove for the cam, rriLl be instil]ed. in the boy and v,riII bring him back year after year and. make hin vp,nt to become a sta.ff member. (b) .{r caJnp emblem avra,rd, sueh as a sash, r'r}:ich can be ea,rned" each year as a progressive emblem, sho''tld. be esta.t'lished., and vride publiclty shouJ-d. be given in the Courrcil to the r,,d.nners of these &t\rards. ( c) t'n:en the staff is happy, the carpers 6.re happlr; thereforc, leisure time should be provid"ed. so that the staff can have some social activitles. ( ?) Since the survey has established. that the overwhelming ma.iority of Scouters and Scouts prefer a mixed program of Scouting instructions 6:ril ga"mes, the Cornmittec strongly recosrnends that the professional staff givo grcater atteution to fun in Scouting, includ,ing the use of vrid.e ganoes, ild p1.rn and promote active participation in wide games. J -a (A) Since the survey indicates that the nresent raaterfront activities are one of the l:est features at camp, the Comrolttee reconmends that they be continued a,nd. enlarged. (g) 1;ue to the overcror^rded con6.itions of the swlmming area an6 shallor^u ing of the river channel, layout of the s!.^rilnming atca, as well as the sched'uling of froop sr,/imming, should be regulatetl so as to al]ovr for the ma:cimun use of the rive]t r,rhich is not true und.er the lay-out at the present time. (fO) I;ays should. be devised to rnalce it mand"atorlr for all fees for froops anc. ind.lviduals to be paid. in a,dva.nce. in iviemphis and. not at camp' (ff ) i, method, should be dcvlsed for exlre diting the proeessing of the swimming and. health qualiflcaticns for incoming Units' (12) An ad.equate handicre.ft program, includ.ing a, trained hand:icraft instructor, should be developed. and emphasized' (13) ihere should. be a trainin6 progran cond.ucted w K.K.:(. staf f for the Unit lea,ders before theJr bring their Units to ca:lp' (f+) Ihe staff members should" refrain from smotr:ing in the prescnce of the bolrsrrrdshould-bepernitted'tosrnokeonlyinrestrictedareas' (I5) fhere should be centra.l mess ha1l feed.ing r'ri'th the right in a Troop or post to carp at a permancntl;r established. canip site or at a cagp site aoprovcd. by the camp }irector, and there to prepare food' r^fuich has been issued' bJ' the Camp Comni ssary. (fO) ii kitchen, coiami.ssary anil mess hall to accomnodate 250 persons shortd be erected. (1?) 1f a new mess hiill is burlt, the old mcss hafl shou'Id' not be clestrolrp6 but should. be d.iverted- for use as a cr';''ft ernd' stori''ge building' (IB) Iacilities for Scoutmastersr families at canrP a1,e not recommended at the present time. (rg) A nevr well to take care of 250 persons shoi'ld' be d'ri11ed'' (eO1 ,,dditional closed shower facilities, as weLl' as a hot showcr for the ho spi tal , shoulrl' be installed'' E -u- (Zf) iidditional latrine fa.cilities she,:.1-d be provi&od for. (ZZ) [he present pernanent camp sites are ad-equate for tho nrcsent cary) attenrla,nce. In the event of increased registra,tion, additioneJ- permanent canry) sites should. bc d.cveloped. (eg) The lodejes in the camp rectanglc shoulcl be used' for hcusing only' (:+; []re professiona.l staff shouLd.'orovide cquipnent and' facillties for softball, volley ball, horsehoes, ping;:orrg, etc., to be used' at ttre d"iscretion of Unit leaders. c/0'{P_-AmtsLrB (f) Camp Currier should continuc to be opcrated" as a Unit caiirp exclusively' Il is recommendcd. that Camp Curyier should. not bc operated as a Council operated l-ong-term summer calnp. ( e) The d.ining hall and. kitchen, boats, ctc., should. alw4rg be availa'ble for use of Units vhich d.esire to hi',ve long'terin ( six days or more) camps' Units shculd not be allovred to r-rse the d'ining haI1 and' lcitchcn for cooking and eating on weckend. or short-ti:rin Cglllpsr Ihc;r 556":1 d' cook and eat in the opcni (3) The present council polic;r rcgulating the use of Institution-ownod lodgcs should' be maintained, that is' (u)T}relnstitutionm4]/ccntinuetouseitslod'geforalryroved.Scouting purposes in accnrd"iince r.dth the rulcs nni-1 reg;ulatinns nor'r in force and hereafter adopted. for the improvcment, crcvelopnterrt, and control of Canp Currier' (b) The lodge at all tiines shall be insured against fire loss in a"n amouxt to give tire best s6vl 5sb]e protectioiL' 3'nd rertth a reputable insurance cnmpa:nr.Thispo).ic},sha}lcontalnlosscla,usepayabletot.relnstitiltion and./or to the Council as their intercsts Ina)r appear. A copy of such policy is to be d.eliverec. to the council. In event such policy ls not rencued" at tine it lapses, the Cerrncil mali renelr/ the se'mc' notifying the Institution of such action takcn; if the Institutinn fails to rcllay the ccuncil in full' r,rithin 90 days, thc Institution rights in thc lod'ge shall pa'ss to the Council' - b- (c) In the e,vcnt tiie Institution fails to maintain the lodr:-e in a state of rcpair satisfactory to the Camping Comralttee of the Council after 90 days rrritten notice from the Committee to the Institution pointing out the items ncedin; repairs, the lnstitutionts rights ln the 1od€e shall pass to the Counctl. ( d) In tho cvent the lnstitutionr s 3oy Scout and/or Xxplorcr Scout Chartcr lapse, four months after the last of such Chartors lapscs, the Council shal1 ha.ve the right to usc and, tf necessat"Jr, to repair the lod.ge. fvrelve months after the last of such Charters lapses, the lnstitutionls rifihts ln the 1od.5o shal1 pass to thc Council. ShouLd. t}:e Institution receivc a reneual of its Cha-rter vrithin such tuclvc mr:nths, the lodgo shalL revcrt to the Instituticn upon the Institutionrs reimbursing thc Council in fulI for the amount of ncccssarJr rqpa.irs made $r the Council during the tlvelve month period.' (a) In collaberation vdtn t,he Cairp Dircctor, [rcops shotild be given the op,:ortunitj, to develop and. mark cantp sites not to cxeecd, 150::150 feet. fhese sites ai"e to be tent sites on13r, nith no pcrrianent installati-ons. [hcse froops lril1 havc preference on the use of these sitcs on the vrcekcncls that thc;r 1,vj.stl to attcnd. camp ancl shall retain this privilcgc subject to a rcvicv each ycar at thc tilae of their annua] Chartcr revier,,r. ( 5) rls substantiated" by thc survcy, thc majority of Sco"u'rters $.ould welcomc a pro{,ran of spccia} weckend. activities, such as, ncrit badgc itlstructions, lyood-craft contcst, etc., and., accord.ingly, tliis Connittce recon.lcnds that the professiona"l ste.lf provide such a pi'ogram. (6) Since thc surve;r indicatcs thc ap::rovpJ of the prcscnt watcrfront activitics, the Conmittee reco:iuicnd.s that t}:cy bc continucd and enlarged. ( ?) fhe la.ke slroulcl- bc clcancd up and maclc morc suitablc for r,ratcrfront a,cti viti cs. (a) nue h the oxpand.cd froop caropin; activities rccommcndcd by this Connittce, this Cor.rmittce fccls that thc proscnt alloca.tion of space of the original 20 acres to the frainin.g Committec shoul-d. be confincd. to thcqpproximatol:' tr'o acres actually boing usecl b;- tire fraining Committcc and shor.1d' be -7- marlicd, uith thc understand.iraS that as thc nced.s of thc fraining co:itiirittce grow, provision shaLl be madc to onlar..e tiiis !,Teo.. 'until st'.ch tlmc as t}:c Tra'ining com:ittcc nccds e. greatcr area, on a pcrnanent basj-s, thc aprrroximatcly 18 ecres rcmaining me;. be uscd. fcr temperar;r eamping only sn6- should' not bc pcrr'ii'ncirtly assigncd. to prtJ' Unit' (g) lhc prescnt pro..graJl to climinate poison iry should bc continuccl. (ro) nne coii,mittce strong\, rccomr,rcnd.s that drini;i"ng water facilitics bc ex;land-cd. to a.11 areas r:f the calnp. (11) Sincc the Council now ovrns a tra,ctor, thc Co:,rmittee rccolll..lcncls tile't ad.ditionll lrorl be carricd. on to improvc thc rcac-is a,t camp. (lZ) [hu present plans ta ccluip the ca.rap vrith fi::o-fighting equiprncnt shou].d. bc c:;tcnd.od. c i,il, s$. thc Coinmlttcc recomiircnds tho.t thc Council continuc its $1.00 a )rcaf'leasc on thc canp site at Cc:netcry iiid6c, Sardis Laitc, lviississlppi, for u=g in rsromoting Scnlor Scouting. fhc Cornnittcc docs not rccoraiaond. that argr cepltal improvcmcnts be crectcd on this propcrty within thc nci'r future. Itisrcspcctfuliyrcconncrrcicdthatacon.-y'ofthecerpingpfo}ram,as finallJ, ad.oitted. 14r thc Council, be distributed. tc t]:'c Unit lcad'crs in orclcr to prcvcnt raisrurdcrstandin€; as to drat is a,ctr:.:Il-' thc Councill s polic/ on various phascs of crraPing. Thc Co.-unittcc rccognizcs thc c1i{ficulQr vrhich r,rill bc entailcd- iu puiting thcsc rcco,iu,rciicl"ations into cffcct, and it, thcrcforcr IcsFcctfully sugScsts to the f:lccutivc 3oard. that a snnl1 Spccir'l Co::rmittcc bc cstatblishcd' to ii'plcmcnt thcsc rccoi,t icnd-ations. ;i. suplllciircntal rcport d.caling r^dt.i thc ovcrr.ll camping problcins for iiir-gro Scouts rrriil bc subreitted. vrithin tirc ncar future' Rcspcctfulli' submi ttcd', lJvan *'. fatc, Jr. Phil Slcri clc J. rtillcn ll{xrncll 3. jo c I'I;r.nag-an Rc bcrt Ir. f rq'in, Jr. Hcnry S. DinkclsPi el S. Srcphcrd. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Report of Special Camping Committee Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b6d8024f9cf0f756dca0f31c4f324dab.pdf 854150b4a312f7308c855421dbf06832 PDF Text Text OF COMMITTEES-IS5O SEMIT{OLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL LEMOYNE COLLEGE COMMONS DECEMBEH, MEMPHIS, 9-6:30 P. M. TENNESSEE J �I Sirvlh\lC!,8 Otr CEICIU,SAI,I COUNCII,, Dly I 5l C,,\I 3. S. A., December gO A1,T., STIIM'TDS 9, IITC, 1953 Otr' SCOUTI$GI 0hls report states in printed. word.s and. figures what has been accorc'plished d.uring the year of L953 vrith the rna.ny volunteer workers of the seni.nore Division of Chickasaw Councir, 3oy Scouts Arnerica, Inc. Ehe privilege of, serving as your Diviston of Chairmarr during this 2Jth year of activities has been a very pleasa.:et one. I'luch has been aceomprished, yet we have just scratched. tlre surface, rhe rurfailing cooperation of the council presic.ent, ehairran of rnter--. racibl- connittee, sen:inole Division steering Conr:ittee, and. the scout Exeeutive a,nd other official-s have mad-e it possible for us to push forward' Let us rejoice in our aceonrpllshrnents, but not stop on our acheivenents. It is iqperative that we re-affirm our efforts in the future meet the growing popul.ation and. the nounting of juventle deLinqrrency. As long as we have boys in our nid-st vre cmst continue untiL every hoy that wants to be a Scout wil1 have the opportunity. to Agaia, thankins you for your fine cooperation, Sincerely yours, J JIN: L. iielson, Division Chairnan mJe I ) �SE}.4I1{OM DIiIISIO}T OI'' CoUNCII,, B. S.A', INC. srxmrNG co}m'{r[tEE, 1953 C'{ICKASAii',f gqrLqqs Divislon Mr. J.l. N'e1son Dr. If.W. 0ibson Fev. S.A. Owen Chairman Yice-Chairnan Vice-Chairma"n Secretary Rev, A.W. Andrews Divlsion !.6y, J.A, McDanlels Mr. Tred. BickeL Dr. Peter Cooper Member Member Comrnls at largo at lerge sioner Chalrnanr $tand.ing Committees t Mr Mr Ivir l'tr Mr Mr nr Mr J.L,.3rlnk1ey Sct J.trtl. Clarke Colorad.o Johnson E.A. Ilariuklns, Str . Robert E"Brown tr'red. BiclreL Hollls'tr'. Prloe Ad-vancernent fralnlng Publicity District Ottawa I{r. H.A. Parks Mr" T.J. [one;r Qpapaw 02e11 Sirnmons Mr. lobert Roberson Quapavr Shawnee Shawnee Shawnee I{r. Charles SLetcher . !I. C. Pot t s Ivlr ** *r.<*******rl.* Miss R.E. WlLkerson District Cirnarron District Arrowhead. District I'{r. J.C. Griffin Mr. Szra I,. !ord. I4r. J.A. Seauchamp Mr. Fred 0. Harris Mr. Maurice Gray !hs.. I.{,J. Campbell District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District Commissioners Ottawa Distrlct l,tr. Mr. Charles I.{. Crurnp Mr. EtL Dalstrom Mr. W. Gord.on Morris Mr. I{erbert Hernker Distrlct nistrict Chnarron District & PubLic Belations Chairmen Iir. A.E, I'lclntyre Mr. Noble Gatlln ie s Carlplng Cubbing Cubbing [.J.3eauchanp Mr. Bobert Johaeon Mr. W.C, ?otts Mr. Prescott Fisher ivit Organizatlon & Ixtension District District District i.**drrf i.* Pres. Chickasaur Councd.i. Chmn. f nter-EaciaL Comnrlttee SMTT Scout Xxecutive Scout Conmissloner nivlsion Executive tr'ield. Executlve lieltL Executive Office Manager strar Regi �oBGAIII ZAII oil A:{D EIITEJSI oi:l Coi ii iI ITIE J. !I. Clarke, Chairman Despite the fact of a strong 0rganizatlon & Ixtension Connmlttee through out the Division our record.s show that r*e hacl only a 3.3 €a,ln for the over all picturer SeLor.r is a comparlson of menbership for Qep. ,1. ,1o(2 Scouts Qec. 1.468 ExpLorers leoernber 6zt+ 2L65 L952 1. 1o,5'{ 148L to Decemb€r Setn 1953, LoFs L ?4? 6e 221+7 82 . L, t3 ?4 23 Cubs L, wish to express deepest gratitud.e to Scouter and. friend.s of Scouting who worked. with us during the yearl made it possibl-e for Seninole Division to show 3.3 percen age of an increase during 1953, Our obJective tor 1953 was to organlze troops, Pacl<s' anrd. post uhere ever lnterested leadership could- be fouad., and to euphaslze more readers for the Soyts L,lfe i.lagaztne. A stronger effort is to be mad.e tn lg5l+ to organlze more units under trained, lead.ership, Tie i BFC 0 i'0"'lrlxDAr I I I I 0 ITS I lfe reconnend" that every unitr,riLl have an assistant. placed- on hol-d.erlng oLd.er boys in And. specia3- erphasis is being Scoutlng. il i I : I ! c\r33r I I E. A" I{awklns, Sr. Robert S. 3rowa, Chairnen Iie are falrLy rre11 pleased. with the progress in ,ftrbbing wlth the exception Ad"vancement. $omething rnrst be Cone to interest Cubs during their tenth Sirth* d-ay in ord.er to gradtuate then to Scoutingr 3e1ow you will find. the figures which of will give a coryarison of work for D.ec. I. 1952 * Cub Scouts 6?4 L95? and. l.953. Iec, 1, -1953 Galn ?42 58 I,o ss -, A Cub Leadersl [raining Course was conducied. by the chairmen at treMoyne College during the nonth of April fron |th thnr 12th. L3 Cub teaders attend.ed and. J oor. pleted. the course, Outstanding events of the year were the [hanksgivlng Sreakfast he].d. at ]ouglass and. tr\rIler State Parlts where over 200 Cubs participated., the ASuraI'Kite Derby which was heId. at Klond.yke and. L,lnco1n Parks. A special effort is being mad.e to extend. Crrbbing into the nrral section of $orthern Llississippi and. Eastern Arkansas, j �x tt. sEtlINoL,E DIVISION 0t CHTCKASAT,I CoUNCIl,, B.S.A., INC. & TRAININE II.F. Pri ce, ITADTISHIP Chairman is well aware of the fact that in to get the best results in any fieLd. of end.eavor is through trained. lead.ers. [hls is true to Scoutrnasters, Commissioners, Cubmasters, and. Den Mothers. It even goes d,ovrn to Patrol l,ead.ers and. Your Committee on Training ord.er Den Chlefs. lle are proud. of the [raining Schoo]- hel-d. at LoMoyne College Aprtl 7th through L2th. Your Committee is lnd.ebted' to the many Instructors who served. in the Tralning Course, and. especially- to Mr. Howard. Gruber Orairman of L,ead.ershlp and. [ralning of Chickasaw Council, who d.ld. a rnost effectlve job ln Teehnlques, especia11y... Below is a record. of the fraining School: }10. }IA},TE OT' COTIRSS !m!^rqlcArE$. PERSO}TS ISSIJED ATTX}TDI}iG ! i Scoutrnasters t )o Sasic Tralning 1? I :l Cub Scout l,ead.ers i Sasic Iraining t3 3 Basic Tralning 2l 3 Patrol -rQ 78 L+2 42 183 ]-39 Brplorer Iread.ers t Lead.ers Den Chiefs IOTAI,S lraining Course for Scoutmasters and. Cub;nasters in the earl;r Springl and also a Iralning Course for Commissioners. We strongly recomrnend. + *rl. *>lr * t, d.urlng the next year a i(** * * ** * *** r( **rF r. **,h* {.i< rl.*{. * �c CAI.FI*\:[G C01,11 iI EIEE C" 3. Johnson, Clrairnan fhe Sumrner Canp of Semino]e Division of Chickasaw CounciL ' vra$ held at the 3\].11er State Park fir 4 weeks, beginning June Zl-th th1'L July 19tht 1953' at Your comnittee was not pleased with the Ad'vancement durlng the & weeks we are Itowever sumner' coming the Canp trrrfl1-er, l'tre are hoping you will inrprove lieeks in happy to report that iir, comparing 303 boy Weeks ln ]952 we had' 38? Boy 10(? advarcenent proves the ir:portance of ad,equate IEADEBSHIP. trfe submit the following figUres sirowing the work io "o*p*"!son with the work Of \95?' [his 1r)(, 195i It9 I'lerit Sad.ges earned. 92 Boys corry:leted 2nd class work 11 Soys cornpleted fst cl"ass work 19 Merit Sad.ges earned 33 tsoys completed. 2nd class work !2,-E-- L 2 0 Courpleted Life Rank Completed" Eagle Conp)-eted. Sta.r Bank JJ Completed l-st class work J Completed. Life Bank 0 Coqpleted. 5ag1-e 1 Coqpleted Star Bank sYIl,ii"tIl{G: 125 Soys taught to Swin &l Passed J0 yaril test I ConpS-eted. Swlmnlng l'lerit Sadge requirenents L25 Soys taught to Swim LJ passed. J0 Yard- test p Compl"eted. Swimnring l4erit 3ad'ge requi rements Itris year we were again the recipients of the Conmercial Appeall s Special !\rnd defraying the cost of ?g und"erprivledged for two roreeks, and a.Lso )5.00 that th:r was used to purchase naterial for hlnd.icrait work. These boys were selected 0hiLd.renls Service aad'-*he the Tennessee Department of Public !trelfare, tr'amily promot*" Bureau. trle are aiso frappy to report that und.er the d.irectlon of our speciaL l'{ost of week' one for x\rlIer canrp ion committee other l-ess chance boys were sent to have not would' fund this the boys represented. broken familils and without the aid' of had. canrping experlences! I4ISSISSIPPI CAI'P pth' 3oys A one week eaqp was held. at Sardls Dam, beginning August Jrd- thnr i'farlon Arkansas and Cofawater, fron llernando, Senatobia, Como, Sard.is, Sa"tesvlif*, }rDIA' Station Badlo of attend.ed. the cary, ia ;;;" fron i,lerryhis r,rere the reclpients yearl s, last year d.oubled to which we are Lratefuf. The total attendance for thls year with ]-05 this top the total ro" r"Ii y""r-*"* [5 ena the ca,np went over the boys in attendence. Sach troop furnished. its own Leader-shlp ?+d part of itrs food' fhl Councll furnished. the central staff, shelter and soure food. Drring the latter part of July 22 E:plorer Scouts made an e:ped'ition trip to Philmont Banch, Cinarron, New lvlexlcor they spent 10 d'aysr �( aJYAllcxl'iaNT coix iI,TrxE Fred- A. 3icke1, Chairman fhe Adva.ncenent Comnittee of Serninole Division wish to express their satisfac* tion with the increase in Ad.vancenent throu6h out the Division for the year. [he Chairman sird. the District Chairnen seem to have lvrrt over a very constructive whieh is to te Selow inproved. in 1954. is a chart showing the Ad.vanceraent 'r comparison o<2 SNCOND CI,ASS SCOUTS 3'IBST CTASS SCOUES 239 ?t 26a 1? 2 1 EAGT,3 SCOUTS 2 3 0 tt5 lxr| 6i L23 S!A^B. SCOUIS LIT'E SCOUIS MTBII SANOIS EAfi}TI]D L952 and. ]-953. 1 -_2,2-.4t of 3?,8 *)t *y,.* ilr.*** * ** * ** $'F* il*{. ACtIiiItIES COi'ii,IITIE J. L. 3rinkley, Chairnan At the beginning of the year a cornrnittee wa.s organized to hold a i'{erit 3ad-ge a.rrd. [alent Show at the 3ea1e .&venue Aud.itorlum on April 24th and ?51h. There were sone lJ booths representing varior-,.s l,ierit Baclgos, including: Niasonary, leathercraft, Painting, Plrotography, Conserva.tion' Poultry Keeping, and many ot}ers. Units through out all five d.istricts participated. The Kite Derby staged- by the Cubs was fairly well attended., improvemcnt in partlclpation and artistic abiLity' i;r Around 400 Cubs and Scouts ha.d. a gathering at the Annual Tharursgiving 5'ellbwship Srcakfast. but could. sh OW SOIner tr\:ller State and. Douglass Parks Xor the seeond',consecr:r-tive year the 3oy Scouts of the Seminole Xlvision have takcn spccial and notcd interest in the Annual Sire Prevention Program held- each year during the nonth of October. I I I Cubs ahd. Scouts State X'air. took a part in the 3ird. Eouse contest sponsorcci by the Tri- �PUBI]CITY & PU31,IC }iELAUOI{S T. J. Seauchamp, Chairnan Your connittee is deeply ind.ebted. to the [rl-State lefender, I{enphis tr'for].d, Press Scimitar, and. ConmerciaL Appea} iTewspapers for space given to our special events during the year. Also cooperation from the rad.io stations I'IDIA (B1uff City Sroadca.sting Company) and. KiiII4 of Aside from printing our news the featured. otlter stories of Scouting. tr;isstr i,lernpiiis, Arkansas. !ri-State nefend.er and. Press Scinltar have **,k***rr** *** HEI,,A.TH H. l. Soyce & SATI]OY Dr, l. .[. tlohnpoa, Chairman 0,-:"r HeaLth and Safety Connittee is happy to report there was no accldents or sickiness in either of the trro camps held. [o u"uch can not be said, of the fine services rend-er by !r. Johnson, who was never to busy to examine any boy that cane into his office for a physical. firis cornnittee is e:rpected- to inspect every meeting place tirrouglr out the Division tn the coming year. The safety rocord, of Cub Scouts, Scouts, and E:qplorer Scouts for l-953 lnas been excell-ent. I'{anX over-nigtrt hikes were held", the Annua1 Cub Scout Kite Der$| . Annual l:qposition and the Philmont E:rpediticnn includ-ing nany other activi-ties, but there rrras not a single seriolls injury. fhis record. is a flne tribute to all Cubrliastcrs and. Scoutmasters, trfe reconnend. ancl congratulate yorl for your fine work. Safety thrrr ski11 can not be over err.rphasizedn t �.'l SSMINOIE DIVISION TJIST OT Or CHIC}GSAW COUNCIL, I'NITS, I,EADIFS, AND SPONS@I}TG INSTITUTIONS S]{AWNE3 Szra I,. !'ord. Distrlct Distrlct Dtstrlct TTOOP scouTuAFrEB sqo,$son 1I0 Ieonard, Holley M.M, rlaekson Weaver SchooL trtlhite I s Chapel Comnunlty J.S. Phelix Schoo} Shelby County hainlng SchooL 117 ].25 L25 s34 138 170 Charles llorner I I i t, , i L7L L73 174 175 181 '182 r86 I, Mc0rackLln "obert J. Stanley 3(Lmonds J,$I. J61sg, Sr. C. C. 3r.:r ns ILlas Johnson Ralph l{ayne tillLLie L. Chairman Vlce-Chalrman Commlssloner q,ro rNs T rrliq roN Geeter Hlgh $chool Ward. J.D, faylor :i58 l6t+ t6? i V.I- 1,.D. Savage Wa1ter Calvln Parks D.0. Irrflrltaker John 3. Strong Blchard. Jones, Jr. James Johnson L,ucious DantzLer 150 158 I Ju1lus Jones loscoe McVay 143 i i sher Danlel AlLen Lt+? I scott I'i r.4o I , I I I DISMICT W.C. Potts Pre I 3.S.T,., It{C. s Orad.y LB9 J.B. r-9C Alonzo Sarber Sand.rid.ge Como Jr. I{lgh SchooL Caplevllle School 0akv1L1e SchooL Sprlnghlll School Reuben E. Shivers legton Post Srunswlck Jr. School lhitestat lon SchooL Srooks .Avenue Schoo1 Id.rnond.son Arkansas Clt I zens E,A. HarroLiL Hlgh SchooL It!t. Joyner Saptlst Church Greenhill School Senatobla Colored. School [urre11 School I{ernand,o School Sarrett rs Chapel School SatosvlLLe HIgh SchooL Sdward,rs Chapel AME Church New Bethel Baptist Church Total Scouts ING INSIIIUIION PACK CIEI,lASTER SPO}TSOF 108 110 Earvin And.erson Charlie Glpson Prescott !'lsher J.S. Phelix Hlgh t22 323 140 Isic lhod.es Charlle Saulkner 0 West $lemphls School School Geeter Htgh School Sirelby County Irainlng School CaplevlLLe Schoo1 totaL Cubs Total Boys olr. 6q2 .. _ �n Sm{[N0lI DIVISION LIST 0I' 0f CHICKASAW COIJI{CI],, B.S.A. , INC. tNIIS, IilADEBS, AND SPoNSoRING INSTISUIIoNS Afil0millrtD DISIRICI Johnson Warren I{enry J.C. Grtffin District Dlstrict Dlstrict gcomuAsqs SPONSOP lobert TFOOP Chalrman Yl ce-Chalrman Conmissloner INO INSEITUEION I t a 105 LL6 118 1.2t 1,22 !23 1.28 130 L56 L5z t65 180 Jesse Seymore Harold Hughes George I,^I1l}lams Ihrold. l,emmons loche ster ITeeIy Chesley Sherrod. John CoLe, Jr. Jesse D. Wll"liams 1,. E. Ald.rtd.ge James 1I. 31ack James !ester Davle Lelgh Salvation Army Mt. Zion Saptist &hu*eh Itvervi ew 0hris t let! Ghu,rch l,lncoln School Hamilton High School locks of Ages Saptist Chwch Shlloh Baptist Church Whitestone Saptist Church l{t. Pleaeant Eaptlst Church Flverview School Groater Mt. l'{oriah Saptist Church Pltrgrim Fest Saptlst Church lotaL Scouts 219 t I I i I I I I i ! PACK CTEMASTEF. !j.i_-- sPgNSoF IIc,rryS rlrqrlory I i I 100 to2 L18 120 131 133 t5z 0iteL1 0t1y Marcus lryons James 1,,. Wright llalter Pamphlet Jesse Sishor:, Sr. Ijlwood rr " !'ie ld.s Donald. V. Ja"ckson Mt. Zion Baptist I Church Florid.a Street School Hamilton l{igh School J,in:oIn School Sl-'.'r,i,ion Arriry Fiv,-.',riew SchooL [ota1 Eotal Cubs Soys _ l ; Kansas .Avenuo SchooL 221 460 I I I I t I I i t I I i �,/ SE!,{IN0I,E DIVISIOI'T Of Ci{ICKASAI'I C0INCII.,, 3.S.A. ' INC' LISU 0F UNIUS, IEADEBS, AND SPoNSoFING INSTIWIIONS cnr,r&3qgll giqrBlcB .4. [. A1len Fobert Boberson Distrlct Dlstrict Di strict SCOWYASTXR SP0NS 0R Neverson Jones, Sr. l,lorris Jones, Sr. Centenary Method.ist Church WtLliam I{. Foote Homes Metropo).ltan Baptlst Church MetropoLitan Saptist Church Mt, Olive Cathed.ral T.J. ENOOP 100 101 l-02 r_02 Toney id.lrtr, Cook Post 103 112 115 119 72? l"39 L5t L59 t66 t77 183 184 Van L,ou 8.J. MarabLo 3.T. Dlckerson Charles Chatman Frank A. Davls Sarnuel 3lagg J.H. Holmes I. Davis l{ut chinson CharLes Elias Melvln Tolen .4.3. Owens, Jr. ?eter Murphy, Sr. Wil1ie Srorsn, Sr. Chairman VIce-Chalrman Cornml ssLoner INq Mt. Nebo Saptlst Church Miss. 3J-vd., Church Porter School P.E.A. Penecostal fempLe 0l-ivet Baptist Iuthear School Church Bethel" Presbyterlan Church IreMoyne Gard.ens Alonzo Locke SchooL Progressive Saptist Church New Salem Saptist Church total Scouts P+cK L0t! 106 LLz t19 -a31 CUBMASTX! SPO}TSO? INO I.i\. Metropolitan Baptist Church Wllllam B. tr'oote Homes Leath School Porter $chool- P. f .4. Hawklns Albert MilLer Arthur Payton lrolloy Rhompson t25 Xrnest Mi11er L29 130 Elton Joe 1.35 Jame 184 OI r -r$qtI.EIJT Johnson Hod.ge s llashington lrouls ile ster - INSTIIUIIOIT : I Lutherm School Al"onzo locke School. I,a!ose School Idiss. 3Lvd.. ChristFn Church New Sa1em Sapttst , I I i l I ; Church I I totaL Cubs [ota1 Explo rers Total Soys _. q , .1 I?I- - ,. . I i i J �ld sB{nmm }rw$I&bl e8' el}IeEAs|lild oowcffi, 3,S.*."r I1I0, LIST OT UNITST I,EADUFS 'AI{O SPONSOTiI}TO IIISTITI'flIIONS qUAPAW DISTFICT IIannlbal Parks A.J. PetIF Ore11 Slmmons Dlstrict Chalrman Dl strle t Yl ce-Chal.rnan District Comrnlssioner ING INSTITUTION gFOOP s!oqrt4Ast$. SPO}TSCF 10? 109 11L Webster trllLllameon 3ld,rid.gp Child.resE lobert J. $hores B.J. Lovlng WtLlie L. WlLllams John l{enty Shield,s M.!, Davls C*eoige C, Broun. Ehomas Ktng Ilosea Montgoalery St. Stephens Baptlst Church Colllns Chapel Cl{E Church Eastern Saptlst Chwch L37 L42 148: x60 r5r !63 L79 '. Cald.welL School $t, Paul Baptlst Church St. James A[4X Church Erlnity CMX Church Provtd.ence AliE Church Blrst Baptlst Church Chelsea IB.ne Avenue Saptist Church TotalScouts. , 1Q&--* I : i ; I l PACK CUEMASfTB L1L Sommle Wllllarns 11] r.1& 115 1?7 t3z Srank A, l'llll.larns 9,14. t,lTatt Calvln Casey l,{erver Cotton James .&. i{owell I}IG INSTIIUIIONS Eastern Star Saptlst Church Grant School Manassas }Ilgh School St. Stephens Baptlst Church l'l.rst Baptlst Church Chelsea f.,ane Avenue 3aptist Church I fotal Culs 97 [otaL 3oys 281 �SX},qIN0I.E DIYISIOi'T 0,1l CFICKASr{T/ tIS[ O3' C0UiiiCIi, B.S,A. IJ]TIrS, LE]'DI-pS A]D SPO]ISO-I]IG ' I}TC. I]TSTITUTIO]'TS OT[A1^iA DISTEICT John l{. Kerr IToble Gatlin District !i strict Dlstrict t!00P q!.AuryiAqrry. SPOI,ISOi ING 104 Col-bert Story lr,it. Pisgah Clm Chi:rch Mt. Plsgah Ci{E Church First Baptist Chelsea Chucch Douglass High SchooL P.T.A. i{yd.e Park School Beulah Saptist Church A.E. i,iclntyre 104 Post faft Howe1l 114 f.iatthew Duckett \21+ Lre 'r 2'l t3) 'i?( v5 141 L45 ]..69 172 1?6 178 t85 onard. O,l. Ivi . Jone s Cash Louis i{arrison ?a;;nond. Seay Noble Gatlln George l. Clark Thonas Sherrod. John L,ee Greer Calvin f'ranklin Eobert l"iair leY A.C. Jackson louis D. rrla"Iler Chairman Vi ce-Chairnan Connissioner lXiSrIru'rr0N Chapel Baptist Church Friend.ship tsaPtist Church Hil1rs Magnolia SchooL Colenan Chapel CI'IX Church Keel Avenue BaPtist Church SunnerfieLd. BaPtist Church Irit. ]{oriah Saptist Churoh IIew 3ra Saptist Church Greater l,tt. Zlon SaPtist Church Total Scouts 1l.? total Explorers PACJ( CIIBIIASTEJQ 101 Calvin Kincaid.e, Jr. 103 105 109 L?1- L25 86 I{enr..I ?il_cher Samuel Harris lrnmett Grant Casey Colena.n Charle s Jones irl. [. Harrison SP01''iS01) 19 IirG ITISIIIUTI0N Douglass High School P.[.4' lester Street School Sriendship BaPtist Chr:rch 3eulah Saptist Church Colernan Chapel CliS Church Mt, Pisgah CI{E Church Hillr s Chapel BaPtist Church Total Cubs 1Ii,8 Total Bo.1rg tl.8& I t I I i I . �.! g.gwAr !qgN- 9r. JfBQI&l{qNr by 0rFmlcTS DISTAICI SITAIIII$XX Dlstrict Chalrnan strlet Y!.ce-Chalrman District Commissloner Mr. Proscott tr'Ishet Mr. W.C. Potts Mrt. Ezra Ir. Di ford. s TotaI Iorers Cubs Soys [roops Packs Posts Unis Dec. 1, 1952 406 59 0 465 2T 3 0 24 Dec. 1, L953 508 9t+ 0 6oz 24 5 0 29 Ioss or Galn LO? 35 ,*** r t*{.******rF* t37 3 2 OTTA WA A.E. *{.**** **{:** 5 TISTRICT District Chairman tri ct Vlce-Chelrnan Distrlct Commiseioner McJntJrre John H. Kerr NobLe Gat1ln Dis Scouts Dec. I, ].952 380 Dec. 1, L953 317 Iross or Galn *61 TotaL orers Cubs 140 o r4B Lg 81946 :& * *,k * x *x,F * {r*,1. {.r1. Iro Packs Posts Unlts 52a t7 o 0 23 481| J,5 7 1 23 44 1 1 0 ** {.* *,1.r. ** A?RO}IMAD DISTFICT Robert Johnson Henry Warren J.C. Griffln Scouts Cubs Ericlorers Dec. 3., 1952 r.90 151 0 Dec. 11 L95l 239 22t 0 of 49 7o 0 LoSS C'aln Distrlct Chalrman strict Vice-Chalrnran nistrict Cornml ssloner Oi fotaL Soys * Bro,opl Packs Posts U+ttE 3t+Ll-060]16 460 12?OLg 1192tA3 �tr- CoIPAPISoN 0P ElBolli'{0iiiT by DIS T} I.C TS , CONT I D clr'mrBglT prsqBrcE 14r lvir Mr T.J. A.!. Dlstrlct Chairrian Dlstrict Vlce-Chairman Dlstrlct Commlssloner Ioney A1len Sobert Hoberscn ts lotal P B Cub sts Ualt Dec. 1r L952 ..(./ l94 0 473a580 nec. L, 1953 23], l-85 5 421, L6 9 1 26 loss or Galn -48 -9 5 -52 1 1 1 3 *. *(* ** ** * rF,l.*** **r{. ***** QTTAPAW + {.* DISIErCI Dlstrict Hannibal Parks Chairman Vl ce-Chairman District Commlssloner A.J. Perry Dl OzeLL Simmons Scouts 1, ]-952 Dcc. 1, l95l Dec. Loss or Galn 228 184 -Ut+ total Cubs Explorers ]..20 97 -23 o 0 o * {. ri. r<* **d( * * * 348 2Br-6? rl. +r*,1.,1. ** 1952 1,458 6?4 ?3 Dec. L, 1953 1, Ll'81 742 24 Loss \ or Galn t3 58 1 strl ct froops Soys TOTAIJS TOP. SM,{INOIE Dec. 23 Packs Posts Units 11 5 0 16 11 A 0 1') o t_ 0 L 1 102 ** rl. * *{c 'IVISION 2,L65 2,24? Q^ QL ?4 78 rflr 28 342 6ttz r.14 �M ' 't ();t.:) I : :,5-/-',F" i-,': L +t ,. YI' l. :19 -1. ) ? 2 Ec"'c-i ? 2/cct, 24oo ? Dv: 2&,u ? lBco l6oo t: )4cu I 12uc ,l looo 8oo 5ou i.... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document OF COMMITTEES-IS5O SEMIT{OLE DIVISION OF CHICKASAW COUNCIL LEMOYNE COLLEGE COMMONS DECEMBEH, MEMPHIS, 9-6:30 P. M. TENNESSEE J I Sirvlh\lC!,8 Dly I 5l C,,\I Otr CEICIU,SAI,I COUNCII,, 3. S. A., IITC, December 9, 1953 gO A1,T., STIIM'TDS Otr' SCOUTI$GI 0hls report states in printed. word.s and. figures what has been accorc'plished d.uring the year of L953 vrith the rna.ny volunteer workers of the seni.nore Division of Chickasaw Councir, 3oy Scouts of Arnerica, Inc. Ehe privilege of, serving as your Diviston Chairmarr during this 2Jth year of activities has been a very pleasa.:et one. I'luch has been aceomprished, yet we have just scratched. tlre surface, rhe rur- failing cooperation of the council presic.ent, ehairran of rnter--. racibl- connittee, sen:inole Division steering Conr:ittee, and. the scout Exeeutive a,nd other official-s have mad-e it possible for us to push forward' Let us rejoice in our aceonrpllshrnents, but not stop on our acheivenents. It is iqperative that we re-affirm our efforts in the future to meet the growing popul.ation and. the nounting of juventle deLinqrrency. As long as we have boys in our nid-st vre cmst continue untiL every hoy that wants to be a Scout wil1 have the opportunity. Agaia, thankins you for your fine cooperation, Sincerely yours, J L. iielson, Division Chairnan JIN: mJe ) I Chalrnanr $tand.ing Committees Divislon Chairman Yice-Chairnan Vice-Chairma"n Secretary Divlsion Comrnls sioner Member at largo Member at lerge Sct ivit ie s Organizatlon & Ixtension Carlplng Cubbing Cubbing Ad-vancernent fralnlng Publicity & PubLic Belations Mr Mr Ivir l'tr Mr Mr nr Mr J.L,.3rlnk1ey J.trtl. Clarke Colorad.o Johnson E.A. Ilariuklns, Str . Robert E"Brown tr'red. BiclreL Hollls'tr'. Prloe [.J.3eauchanp Iir. A.E, I'lclntyre I{r. H.A. Parks Mr" T.J. [one;r Mr. Bobert Johaeon Mr. W.C, ?otts Mr. Prescott Fisher District Chairmen Ottawa Distrlct Qpapaw nistrict Chnarron District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District District Commissioners Ottawa Distrlct Quapavr District Cirnarron District Arrowhead. District Shawnee District Shawnee District Shawnee District ** *r.<*******rl.* i.**drrf i.* Pres. Chickasaur Councd.i. Chmn. f nter-EaciaL Comnrlttee Scout Xxecutive Scout Conmissloner SMTT nivlsion Executive tr'ield. Executlve lieltL Executive Office Manager Regi strar SE}.4I1{OM DIiIISIO}T OI'' C'{ICKASAii',f CoUNCII,, B. S.A', INC. srxmrNG co}m'{r[tEE, 1953 gqrLqqs t Mr. J.l. N'e1son Dr. If.W. 0ibson Fev. S.A. Owen Rev, A.W. Andrews !.6y, J.A, McDanlels Mr. Tred. BickeL Dr. Peter Cooper Mr. Noble Gatlln l,tr. 02e11 Sirnmons Mr. lobert Roberson I'{r. J.C. Griffin Mr. Szra I,. !ord. I{r. Charles SLetcher Ivlr . !I. C. Pot t s Mr. Charles I.{. Crurnp Mr. EtL Dalstrom Mr. W. Gord.on Morris Mr. I{erbert Hernker I4r. J.A. Seauchamp Mr. Fred 0. Harris Mr. Maurice Gray !hs.. I.{,J. Campbell Miss R.E. WlLkerson oBGAIII ZAII oil A:{D EIITEJSI oi:l Coi ii iI ITIE J. !I. Clarke, Chairman Despite the fact of a strong 0rganizatlon & Ixtension Connmlttee through out the Division our record.s show that r*e hacl only a 3.3 €a,ln for the over all picturer SeLor.r is a comparlson of menbership for leoernber L, L952 to Decemb€r L, 1953, Qep. ,1. ,1o(2 Qec. 1. 1o,5'{ Setn LoFs Scouts 1.468 148L t3 ExpLorers Cubs 23 6zt+ . 2L65 Iec, 1, -1953 L 6e 82 Galn I,o ss -, 58 ?4 ?4? 221+7 Tie wish to express deepest gratitud.e to Scouter and. friend.s of Scouting who worked. with us during the yearl made it possibl-e for Seninole Division to show 3.3 percen age of an increase during 1953, Our obJective tor 1953 was to organlze troops, Pacl<s' anrd. post uhere ever lnterested leadership could- be fouad., and to euphaslze more readers for the Soyts L,lfe i.lagaztne. A stronger effort is to be mad.e tn lg5l+ to organlze more units under trained, lead.ership, BFC 0 i'0"'lrlxDAr I 0 ITS I lfe reconnend" that every unitr,riLl have an assistant. And. specia3- erphasis is being placed- on hol-d.erlng oLd.er boys in Scoutlng. c\r33r E. A" I{awklns, Sr. Robert S. 3rowa, Chairnen Iie are falrLy rre11 pleased. with the progress in ,ftrbbing wlth the exception of Ad"vancement. $omething rnrst be Cone to interest Cubs during their tenth Sirth* d-ay in ord.er to gradtuate then to Scoutingr 3e1ow you will find. the figures which will give a coryarison of work for L95? and. l.953. D.ec. I. 1952 * Cub Scouts 6?4 ?42 A Cub Leadersl [raining Course was conducied. by the chairmen at treMoyne College during the nonth of April fron |th thnr 12th. L3 Cub teaders attend.ed and. J oor. pleted. the course, Outstanding events of the year were the [hanksgivlng Sreakfast he].d. at ]ouglass and. tr\rIler State Parlts where over 200 Cubs participated., the ASuraI'Kite Derby which was heId. at Klond.yke and. L,lnco1n Parks. A special effort is being mad.e to extend. Crrbbing into the nrral section of $orthern Llississippi and. Eastern Arkansas, i I I I I ! II il i I : j tt. sEtlINoL,E DIVISION 0t CHTCKASAT,I CoUNCIl,, B.S.A., INC. ITADTISHIP & TRAININE II.F. Pri ce, Chairman Your Committee on Training is well aware of the fact that in ord.er to get the best results in any fieLd. of end.eavor is through trained. lead.ers. [hls is true to Scoutrnasters, Commissioners, Cubmasters, and. Den Mothers. It even goes d,ovrn to Patrol l,ead.ers and. Den Chlefs. lle are proud. of the [raining Schoo]- hel-d. at LoMoyne College Aprtl 7th through L2th. Your Committee is lnd.ebted' to the many Instructors who served. in the Tralning Course, and. especially- to Mr. Howard. Gruber Orairman of L,ead.ershlp and. [ralning of Chickasaw Council, who d.ld. a rnost effectlve job ln Teehnlques, especia11y... Below is a record. of the fraining School: }10. PERSO}TS !m!^rqlcArE$. }IA},TE OT' COTIRSS ATTX}TDI}iG ISSIJED Scoutrnasters Sasic Tralning Cub Scout l,ead.ers Sasic Iraining Brplorer Iread.ers Basic Tralning Patrol Lead.ers Den Chiefs IOTAI,S 3 78 183 1? 3 We strongly recomrnend. d.urlng the next year a lraining Course for Scoutmasters and. Cub;nasters in the earl;r Springl and also a Iralning Course for Commissioners. + *rl. *>lr * i(** * * ** * *** r( **rF r. **,h* {.i< rl.*{. * x 42 ]-39 )o t3 2l -rQ L+2 !i tI :l i t, t c CAI.FI*\:[G C01,11 iI EIEE fhe Sumrner Canp of Semino]e Division of Chickasaw CounciL ' vra$ held at the 3\].11er State Park fir 4 weeks, beginning June Zl-th th1'L July 19tht 1953' Your comnittee was not pleased with the Ad'vancement durlng the & weeks at Canp trrrfl1-er, l'tre are hoping you will inrprove the coming sumner' Itowever we are happy to report that iir, comparing 303 boy Weeks ln ]952 we had' 38? Boy lieeks in 10(? [his advarcenent proves the ir:portance of ad,equate IEADEBSHIP. trfe submit the following figUres sirowing the work io "o*p*"!son with the work Of \95?' 1r)(, !2,-E-- It9 I'lerit Sad.ges earned. 92 Boys corry:leted 2nd class work 11 Soys cornpleted fst cl"ass work L Courpleted Life Rank 2 Completed" Eagle 0 Conp)-eted. Sta.r Bank sYIl,ii"tIl{G: 125 Soys taught to Swin &l Passed J0 yaril test I ConpS-eted. Swlmnlng l'lerit Sadge requirenents C" 3. Johnson, Clrairnan 195i 19 Merit Sad.ges earned 33 tsoys completed. 2nd class work JJ Completed l-st class work J Completed. Life Bank 0 Coqpleted. 5ag1-e 1 Coqpleted Star Bank L25 Soys taught to Swim LJ passed. J0 Yard- test p Compl"eted. Swimnring l4erit 3ad'ge requi rements Itris year we were again the recipients of the Conmercial Appeall s Special !\rnd defraying the cost of ?g und"erprivledged for two roreeks, and a.Lso )5.00 that was used to purchase naterial for hlnd.icrait work. These boys were selected th:r the Tennessee Department of Public !trelfare, tr'amily Service aad'-*he 0hiLd.renls Bureau. trle are aiso frappy to report that und.er the d.irectlon of our speciaL promot*" ion committee other l-ess chance boys were sent to canrp x\rlIer for one week' l'{ost of the boys represented. broken familils and without the aid' of this fund would' not have had. canrping experlences! I4ISSISSIPPI CAI'P A one week eaqp was held. at Sardls Dam, beginning August Jrd- thnr pth' 3oys fron llernando, Senatobia, Como, Sard.is, Sa"tesvlif*, Cofawater, and i'farlon Arkansas attend.ed. the cary, ia ;;;" fron i,lerryhis r,rere the reclpients of Badlo Station }rDIA' to which we are Lratefuf. The total attendance for thls year d.oubled last yearl s , the total ro" r"Ii y""r-*"* [5 ena the ca,np went over the top this year with ]-05 boys in attendence. Sach troop furnished. its own Leader-shlp ?+d part of itrs food' fhl Councll furnished. the central staff, shelter and soure food. Drring the latter part of July 22 E:plorer Scouts made an e:ped'ition trip to Philmont Banch, Cinarron, New lvlexlcor they spent 10 d'aysr ( aJYAllcxl'iaNT coix iI,TrxE Fred- A. 3icke1, Chairman fhe Adva.ncenent Comnittee of Serninole Division wish to express their satisfac* tion with the increase in Ad.vancenent throu6h out the Division for the year. [he Chairman sird. the District Chairnen seem to have lvrrt over a very constructive whieh is to te inproved. in 1954. Selow is a chart showing the Ad.vanceraent comparison of L952 and. ]-953. 'r o<2 1 6i -_2,2-.4- SNCOND CI,ASS SCOUTS 3'IBST CTASS SCOUES S!A^B. SCOUIS LIT'E SCOUIS EAGT,3 SCOUTS MTBII SANOIS EAfi}TI]D L23 ?t 2 1 2 tt5 239 26a 1? 3 0 3?,8 lxr| *)t *y,.* ilr.*** * ** * ** $'F* il*{. ACtIiiItIES COi'ii,IITIE J. L. 3rinkley, Chairnan At the beginning of the year a cornrnittee wa.s organized to hold a i'{erit 3ad-ge a.rrd. [alent Show at the 3ea1e .&venue Aud.itorlum on April 24th and ?51h. There were sone lJ booths representing varior-,.s l,ierit Baclgos, including: Niasonary, leathercraft, Painting, Plrotography, Conserva.tion' Poultry Keeping, and many ot}ers. Units through out all five d.istricts participated. The Kite Derby staged- by the Cubs was fairly well attended., but could. sh improvemcnt in partlclpation and artistic abiLity' OW SOIner Around 400 Cubs and Scouts ha.d. a gathering at tr\:ller State and. Douglass Parks i;r the Annual Tharursgiving 5'ellbwship Srcakfast. Xor the seeond',consecr:r-tive year the 3oy Scouts of the Seminole Xlvision have takcn spccial and notcd interest in the Annual Sire Prevention Program held- each year during the nonth of October. Cubs ahd. Scouts took a part in the 3ird. Eouse contest sponsorcci by the Tri- State X'air. t I I I PUBI]CITY & PU31,IC }iELAUOI{S T. J. Seauchamp, Chairnan Your connittee is deeply ind.ebted. to the [rl-State lefender, I{enphis tr'for].d, Press Scimitar, and. ConmerciaL Appea} iTewspapers for space given to our special events during the year. Also cooperation from the rad.io stations I'IDIA (B1uff City Sroadca.sting Company) and. KiiII4 of tr;isstr i,lernpiiis, Arkansas. Aside from printing our news the !ri-State nefend.er and. Press Scinltar have featured. otlter stories of Scouting. **,k***rr** *** HEI,,A.TH & SATI]OY H. l. Soyce Dr, l. .[. tlohnpoa, Chairman 0,-:"r HeaLth and Safety Connittee is happy to report there was no accldents or sickiness in either of the trro camps held. [o u"uch can not be said, of the fine services rend-er by !r. Johnson, who was never to busy to examine any boy that cane into his office for a physical. firis cornnittee is e:rpected- to inspect every meeting place tirrouglr out the Division tn the coming year. The safety rocord, of Cub Scouts, Scouts, and E:qplorer Scouts for l-953 lnas been excell-ent. I'{anX over-nigtrt hikes were held", the Annua1 Cub Scout Kite Der$| . Annual l:qposition and the Philmont E:rpediticnn includ-ing nany other activi-ties, but there rrras not a single seriolls injury. fhis record. is a flne tribute to all Cubrliastcrs and. Scoutmasters, trfe reconnend. ancl congratulate yorl for your fine work. Safety thrrr ski11 can not be over err.rphasizedn t .'l SSMINOIE DIVISION Or CHIC}GSAW COUNCIL, 3.S.T,., It{C. TJIST OT I'NITS, I,EADIFS, AND SPONS@I}TG INSTITUTIONS S]{AWNE3 DISMICT TTOOP Pre scott I'i sher W.C. Potts Szra I,. !'ord. Ieonard, Holley M.M, rlaekson Ju1lus Jones loscoe McVay V.I- Ward. J.D, faylor Danlel AlLen 1,.D. Savage Wa1ter Calvln Parks D.0. Irrflrltaker John 3. Strong Blchard. Jones, Jr. James Johnson L,ucious DantzLer Charles llorner "obert I, Mc0rackLln J. Stanley 3(Lmonds J,$I. J61sg, Sr. C. C. 3r.:r ns ILlas Johnson Ralph l{ayne s tillLLie L. Orad.y J.B. Sand.rid.ge Alonzo Sarber CIEI,lASTER Earvin And.erson Charlie Glpson Prescott !'lsher Isic lhod.es Charlle Saulkner Distrlct Chairman Distrlct Vlce-Chalrman Dtstrlct Commlssloner sqo,$son q,ro rNs T rrliq roN Weaver SchooL trtlhite I s Chapel Comnunlty J.S. Phelix Schoo} Shelby County hainlng SchooL Geeter Hlgh $chool Como Jr. I{lgh SchooL Caplevllle School 0akv1L1e SchooL Sprlnghlll School Reuben E. Shivers legton Post Srunswlck Jr. School lhitestat lon SchooL Srooks .Avenue Schoo1 Id.rnond.son Arkansas Clt I zens E,A. HarroLiL Hlgh SchooL It!t. Joyner Saptlst Church Greenhill School Senatobla Colored. School [urre11 School I{ernand,o School Sarrett rs Chapel School SatosvlLLe HIgh SchooL Sdward,rs Chapel AME Church New Bethel Baptist Church Total Scouts SPO}TSOF ING INSIIIUIION West $lemphls School J.S. Phelix Hlgh School Geeter Htgh School Sirelby County Irainlng School CaplevlLLe Schoo1 I ,I i I II i I Ii I Ii t, , i 1I0 117 ].25 L25 s34 138 r.4o 143 Lt+? 150 158 l6t+ t6? :i58 170 L7L L73 174 175 181 '182 r86 LB9 r-9C 108 110 t22 323 140 0 PACK totaL Cubs Total Boys olr. 6q2 .. _ scouTuAFrEB n Sm{[N0lI DIVISION 0f CHICKASAW COIJI{CI],, B.S.A. , INC. LIST 0I' tNIIS, IilADEBS, AND SPoNSoRING INSTISUIIoNS Afil0millrtD DISIRICI TFOOP 105 LL6 118 1.2t 1,22 !23 1.28 130 L56 L5z t65 180 PACK 100 to2 L18 120 131 133 t5z lobert Johnson I{enry Warren J.C. Grtffin gcomuAsqs Jesse Seymore Harold Hughes George I,^I1l}lams Ihrold. l,emmons loche ster ITeeIy Chesley Sherrod. John CoLe, Jr. Jesse D. Wll"liams 1,. E. Ald.rtd.ge James 1I. 31ack James !ester Davle Lelgh CTEMASTEF. !j.i_-- 0iteL1 0t1y Marcus lryons James 1,,. Wright llalter Pamphlet Jesse Sishor:, Sr. Ijlwood rr " !'ie ld.s Donald. V. Ja"ckson District Chalrman Dlstrict Yl ce-Chalrman Dlstrict Conmissloner SPONSOP INO INSEITUEION Salvation Army Mt. Zion Saptist &hu*eh Itvervi ew 0hris t let! Ghu,rch l,lncoln School Hamilton High School locks of Ages Saptist Chwch Shlloh Baptist Church Whitestone Saptist Church l{t. Pleaeant Eaptlst Church Flverview School Groater Mt. l'{oriah Saptist Church Pltrgrim Fest Saptlst Church lotaL Scouts sPgNSoF IIc,rryS rlrqrlory Mt. Zion Baptist Church Kansas .Avenuo SchooL Florid.a Street School Hamilton l{igh School J,in:oIn School Sl-'.'r,i,ion Arriry Fiv,-.',riew SchooL I t a [ota1 Cubs Eotal Soys _ 221 460 219 t I I i I I I Ii ! I i I I l ; I I I I t I I i t II i ,/ ENOOP T.J. Toney .4. [. A1len Fobert Boberson SCOWYASTXR Neverson Jones, Sr. l,lorris Jones, Sr. id.lrtr, Cook Van L,ou 8.J. MarabLo 3.T. Dlckerson Charles Chatman Frank A. Davls Sarnuel 3lagg J.H. Holmes CharLes I. Davis Elias l{ut chinson Melvln Tolen .4.3. Owens, Jr. ?eter Murphy, Sr. Wil1ie Srorsn, Sr. CUBMASTX! I.i\. Hawklns Albert MilLer Arthur Payton lrolloy Rhompson Xrnest Mi11er Elton Johnson Joe Hod.ge Jame s llashington lrouls ile ster Distrlct Chairman Dlstrict VIce-Chalrman Di strict Cornml ssLoner SPO}TSO?INO INSTIIUIIOIT Metropolitan Baptist Church Wllllam B. tr'oote Homes Leath School Porter $chool- P. f .4. Lutherm School Al"onzo locke School. I,a!ose School Idiss. 3Lvd.. ChristFn Church New Sa1em Sapttst Church 100 101 l-02 r_02 103 112 115 119 72? l"39 L5t L59 t66 t77 183 184 Post P+cK L0t! 106 LLz t19 t25 L29 130 1.35 184 totaL Cubs [ota1 Explo Total Soys rers , .1 ,. _. I?I- - q SE!,{IN0I,E DIVISIOI'T Of Ci{ICKASAI'I C0INCII.,, 3.S.A. ' INC' LISU 0F UNIUS, IEADEBS, AND SPoNSoFING INSTIWIIONS cnr,r&3qgll giqrBlcB SP0NS 0R INq -r$qtI.EIJT r OI Centenary Method.ist Church WtLliam I{. Foote Homes Metropo).ltan Baptlst Church MetropoLitan Saptist Church Mt, Olive Cathed.ral Mt. Nebo Saptlst Church Miss. 3J-vd., Church Porter School P.E.A. Penecostal fempLe 0l-ivet Baptist Church Iuthear School Bethel" Presbyterlan Church IreMoyne Gard.ens Alonzo Locke SchooL Progressive Saptist Church New Salem Saptist Church total Scouts -a31 - : I , I I il I ; I I . I i i J ld sB{nmm }rw$I&bl e8' el}IeEAs|lild oowcffi, 3,S.*."r I1I0, LIST OT UNITST I,EADUFS 'AI{O SPONSOTiI}TO IIISTITI'flIIONS qUAPAW DISTFICT gFOOP IIannlbal Parks A.J. PetIF Ore11 Slmmons s!oqrt4Ast$. Webster trllLllameon 3ld,rid.gp Child.resE lobert J. $hores B.J. Lovlng WtLlie L. WlLllams John l{enty Shield,s '. M.!, Davls C*eoige C, Broun. Ehomas Ktng Ilosea Montgoalery CUEMASfTB Sommle Wllllarns Srank A, l'llll.larns 9,14. t,lTatt Calvln Casey l,{erver Cotton James .&. i{owell Dlstrict Chalrman Dl strle t Yl ce-Chal.rnan District Comrnlssioner SPO}TSCF ING INSTITUTION St. Stephens Baptlst Church Colllns Chapel Cl{E Church Eastern Saptlst Chwch Cald.welL School $t, Paul Baptlst Church St. James A[4X Church Erlnity CMX Church Provtd.ence AliE Church Blrst Baptlst Church Chelsea IB.ne Avenue Saptist Church TotalScouts. , 1Q&--* I}IG INSTIIUIIONS Eastern Star Saptlst Church Grant School Manassas }Ilgh School St. Stephens Baptlst Church l'l.rst Baptlst Church Chelsea f.,ane Avenue 3aptist Church 10? 109 11L L37 L42 148: x60 r5r !63 L79 ; I l PACK L1L 11] r.1& 115 1?7 t3z fotal Culs [otaL 3oys 97 281 I: i I SX},qIN0I.E DIYISIOi'T 0,1l CFICKASr{T/ C0UiiiCIi, B.S,A. ' I}TC. tIS[ O3' IJ]TIrS, LE]'DI-pS A]D SPO]ISO-I]IG I]TSTITUTIO]'TS OT[A1^iA DISTEICT 104 104 Post 114 \21+ 'r 2'l t3) 'i?( v5 141 L45 ]..69 172 1?6 178 t85 t!00P PACJ( 101 103 105 109 L?1- L25 86 A.E. i,iclntyre John l{. Kerr IToble Gatlin q!.AuryiAqrry. Col-bert Story faft Howe1l f.iatthew Duckett Lre onard. Ivi . Jone s O,l. Cash Louis i{arrison ?a;;nond. Seay Noble Gatlln George l. Clark Thonas Sherrod. John L,ee Greer Calvin f'ranklin Eobert l"iair leY A.C. Jackson louis D. rrla"Iler CIIBIIASTEJQ Calvin Kincaid.e, Jr. I{enr..I ?il_cher Samuel Harris lrnmett Grant Casey Colena.n Charle s Jones irl. [. Harrison District Chairman !i strict Vi ce-Chairnan Dlstrict Connissioner SPOI,ISOi ING lXiSrIru'rr0N lr,it. Pisgah Clm Chi:rch Mt. Plsgah Ci{E Church First Baptist Chelsea Chucch Douglass High SchooL P.T.A. i{yd.e Park School Beulah Saptist Church Hil1rs Chapel Baptist Church Friend.ship tsaPtist Church Magnolia SchooL Colenan Chapel CI'IX Church Keel Avenue BaPtist Church SunnerfieLd. BaPtist Church Irit. ]{oriah Saptist Churoh IIew 3ra Saptist Church Greater l,tt. Zlon SaPtist Church Total Scouts 1l.? total Explorers 19 SP01''iS01) IirG ITISIIIUTI0N Douglass High School P.[.4' lester Street School Sriendship BaPtist Chr:rch 3eulah Saptist Church Colernan Chapel CliS Church Mt, Pisgah CI{E Church Hillr s Chapel BaPtist Church Total Cubs Total Bo.1rg 1Ii,8 tl.8& I t I I i I . .! g.gwAr !qgN- 9r. JfBQI&l{qNr by 0rFmlcTS SITAIIII$XX DISTAICI Mr. Proscott tr'Ishet Mr. W.C. Potts Mrt. Ezra Ir. ford. Dlstrict Chalrnan Di strlet Y!.ce-Chalrman District Commissloner s Cubs Iorers [roops Packs Posts Unis TotaI Soys Dec. 1, 1952 Dec. 1, L953 Ioss or Galn A.E. McJntJrre John H. Kerr NobLe Gat1ln Dec. I, ].952 Dec. 1, L953 Iross or Galn Robert Johnson Henry Warren J.C. Griffln 35 t37 ,*** r t*{.******rF* *{.**** **{:** OTTAWA TISTRICT TotaL orers 140 o 52a r4B Lg 481| 81946 :& * *,k * x *x,F * {r*,1. {.r1. ** {.* *,1.r. ** A?RO}IMAD DISTFICT 24 29 5 District Chairman Dis tri ct Vlce-Chelrnan Distrlct Commiseioner Iro Packs Posts Unlts 406 508 LO? 9t+ 465 6oz 59 0 0 2T 24 0 0 3 5 3 2 Scouts Cubs 380 317 *61 Scouts Cubs Ericlorers Distrlct Chalrman Oi strict Vice-Chalrnran nistrict Cornml ssloner t7 J,5 44 23 23 0 0 1 1 o 7 1 Dec. 3., 1952 Dec. 11 L95l LoSS of C'aln r.90 239 49 151 22t 7o 0 0 0 fotaL Soys * Bro,opl Packs Posts U+ttE 3t+Ll-060]16 460 12?OLg 1192tA3 tr- 14r lvir Mr T.J. Ioney A.!. A1len Sobert Hoberscn CoIPAPISoN 0P ElBolli'{0iiiT by DIS T} I.C TS , CONT I D lotal Dlstrlct Chairrian Dlstrict Vlce-Chairman Dlstrlct Commlssloner ts Cub B P sts Ualt 23 26 3 Dec. 1r L952 nec. L, 1953 loss or Galn Hannibal Parks A.J. Perry OzeLL Simmons ..(./ 23], -48 l94 l-85 -9 0 5 5 473a580 421, L6 -52 1 1 1 9 1 *. *(* ** ** * rF,l.*** **r{. ***** + {.* QTTAPAW DISIErCI Scouts Cubs Explorers Dlstrict Chairman Dl strl ct Vl ce-Chairman District Commlssloner froops Packs Posts Units total Soys Dec. 1, ]-952 Dcc. 1, l95l Loss or Galn Dec. \ 1952 Dec. L, 1953 Loss or Galn 228 184 -Ut+ ]..20 o 348 11 97 0 2Br- 11 -23 o -6? o * ri. r<* **d( * * {. * rl. +r*,1.,1. * * ** rl. * *{c TOTAIJS TOP. SM,{INOIE 'IVISION 6?4 ?3 2,L65 ?4 0 0 0 5 A t_ 16 1') L 102 r.14 1,458 1, Ll'81 28 1 742 24 2,24? 78 342 t3 58 1 Q^ lr 6ttz QL rf clr'mrBglT prsqBrcE ' 't ();t.:) I : :,5-/-',F" i-,': L +t ,. :19 -1. 2 Ec"'c-i 2/cct, 24oo Dv: 2&,u lBco l6oo )4cu 12uc looo 8oo 5ou t: i.... M YI' l. ) ? ? ? ? I ,l Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1953 Title A name given to the resource 1953 Chickasaw Council Seminole Division Reports of Committees Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Dalstrom Papers, Special Collections Department, University of Memphis Libraries Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource Licensed for use by the Kia Kima Alumni Association in this historical display. https://www.memphis.edu/libraries/special-collections/ Committee Report Seminole Division https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d6e3e8c9169bc08c460469851162f552.pdf 4a0c8459e803db00dd0d494e5cd8da24 PDF Text Text ARROW NEWS FQR ARROW MEN CHICKA SAH ~ THUN DERB IRD ........ m~m ~Mil;)~ ~· ·,~~,' 406 WWW ,,_ • Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Memphis, Tenn. December 1958 Volume I Issue 2 ANNOUNCEMEr~T SPECIAL CHICKASAH LODGE 4 06 PLANS A BIG EVENT!!!! WHAT ? CHIC KASAH LODGE'S FIRST OI\DEI\ Of T}J£ ;\I\I\O"JV B;\J\JQUET TUESDAY- DECEMBER 30, 195 8 WHEN? I 2 :0 0 ( 6: 30 P. M. T 0 P. M .) WHERE? MEMPHIS STA TE UNIVERSITY CAFE TE RIA COST? $3.50 I RESERVATIONS? WITH DATE BUY $Q.5Q TICKETS WITHOUT DATE FROM BOBBY MCGUIRE Gl'2-4373 PROGRAM ? BANQUET DINNER, SHORT SPEEC HE S. DANCING COMMITTEE: Chainnan - Billy Huff Program - Max Ostner Bobby Ewart Dinner Decoration-Jimmy Houston Promotion-Bobby McGuire Jay Beasley Place Finance - Woody Thomas Billy Huff Advisor - Mr. T. J. McGuire, III �CHICKASAH LODGE WELCCMES NEW ORDEAL MEMBERS: Order of the Arrow Lodge #406 welcomes the newest of our brothers in the Order. Thirty-si x candidate s successfu lly took their Ordeal Honor at Kamp Kia Kima on Nov. 14 and 15, 1958. We would like to pass on to them a few helpful and encouraging words. First of all, the Very fact that your Troop or Post elected you is signifi• cant. It shows that they recognized in you, your camping ability and your willing., ness to serve other$, which is the backbone of the Order of the Ar~~ Perhaps many of you are a bit bewildered by all that happened at your Ordeal and may not understand much of 0 A meaning and symbolism. You are therefore urged to read your 0 A Handbook and get the true meaning of the Order and maybe start think.ltg: about the Brotherhood Membership which you will be eligible for in 10 months. We hope you all will meet with us regularly and really become a part of our Lodge. The opportun ities are many. The following are our new members: Mr. W. F. Miranne Hal Perry Mr. W. R. Neighbors Mr. Ken Thomas Mr. Jess Cooper Larry Cooper Gary Williamson Frederick Lovitt, Jr. Mr. Andy P. Olexik Raymond Pike Alex Pope Harry Richardson Mr. James H. Bowles Mr. Harold L. Burwick Mickey Hendricks William Howell Mr. James F. Arthur Tommy Eads Post 35 Troop 255 Troop 93 Troop 10 Troop 24 Troop 24 Troop 24 Troop 55 Troop 89 Troop 89 Troop 89 Troop 89 Troop 208 Tro9p 208 Troop 208 Troop 208 Troop 30 Troop 30 James Vanwinkle Bobby Watson Bill Gammill Mr. Jimmy Hall Delton G. Rea William Austin Ronnie L. Pennel Iarry E. Mabry William F. Sanders Mr. William F. Lackey Clarence c. Cannon Joseph D. Perrett Terry A. Facelli Thomas L. Trentman Gus Wilson Rudy M. Molinaro Moreland E. Mciarrey Michael H. Ward Troop 30 Troop 30 Troop 248 Troop 248 Troop 248 Troop 215 Post 200 Troop 244 Troop 77 Troop 59 Troop 59 Troop 66 Troop 66. Troop 249 Troop 218 Troop 249 Post 286 Troop 59 5RGrHERHOOD CEREMONY: I At the recent Ordeal weekend at Kamp Kia Kima, November 14 and 15, a Brotherhood Ceremony was held. It is important to stress the true significa nce of this phase of O'A Membership. First of all, we should emphasize that Brotherhood membership carries no degree of rank, status or special privilege within the Lodge. No special meetings other than planning sessions for Brotherhood Ceremony are held. Instead "Brotherhood is an opportun ity for members to evaluate their past contribut ions to Scouting and the Lodge (and their Unit) and to reaffirm their belief in the high purpose of the Order. The Ceremony is intended as a source of inspirati on, motivatin g members to render even greater service to Scouting through the Order of the Arrow." We are sure that the new Brotherhood Members will live up to these ideals. New Brotherhood Members are: Kenneth D. Walpole Michael N. Collins Donald J. Cox, Jr. William H. Ewing, Jr. Thomas M. Ezzell Christoph er H. Williams Troop 15 Troop 48 Troop 29 Troop 30 Troop 42 Post 42 Marvin T. Fleet Harry Friedman William M. Marking Barry Niell Max B. Ostner, Jr. Troop 30 Troop 6 Post · 29 Post 35 Troop 2 �SECRETARY'S REPORI': The O A Ordeal was held November 14 and 15 at Kamp Kia Kima. The Members and Candidates arrived late .a botit 7: 30 and 10: 00 P. M. be cause of heavy rain. The candidates were placed about 10:30 P. M. and the pre-ordea l ceremony took place about an hour later. Saturday morning the candidate s were assigned to various tasks including digging a ditch to lay a concrete foundation for a bigger kitchen and clearing away heavy underbrush in front of the mess hall. Saturday night the Ordeal Ceremony was held and the candidate s saw the filmstrip "Symbol of Service". Those taking part in the Ceremony were Bruce Brunson (Kichkinet) Gene Bradbury (Nutiket) , Sam Guthl'li\;l (Meta'4), sad Woooy · W:n~mos (Allowat Sakima). When the Ordeal Ceremony was completed, A Br.otherhood ~.r as held. Taking part in this ceremony was Jimmy Houston (Kichkin et), Sam Guthrie (Nutiket) , Jack Howard (Meteu), and Gene Bradbury (Allowat Sakima). Attendance at camp for these ceremonies totaled -95 members and candidate s. Resp.o-c·~kf,ully ·aubmi t ted, Jimmy Houst,cn, Sec. and Treas. LODGE NECKERCHIEF DESIGN WANTED: All of you Chickasah Arrowmen can put your artistic talent and ideas to work and come up with some suggestions and designs for a new Lodge neckerch ief. Maµy O A Lodges now have an attractiv e neckerch ief. Remember, our Ledge colors are red, white and ~lack and out totem is a thunderb ird. Send your designs to our Lodge Advisor, Mr. Howard Grube, 151 N. Willett, Memphis 4, Tennessee. 1959 LODGE DUES ABE NOW DUEi Be sure your Lodge dues are paid up. Send your $1.50 for 1959 Lodge dues to the Order -0£ the Arrow, Chickasaw Council, B. S. A., 612 M& MBuilding, 198 s. Main, Memphis 3, Tennessee. Do it now! Remember 0 A mail and the "Thunderbird" is sent only to active, paid-up members. Help make 1959 a great year for #406. ARROWMEN - MARK THESE IMPOl:U'ANT DATES 1 December 30 Lodge Banquet (details on page 1) February 24 Lodge Meeting, 7:30 P. M. Lindenwood Christian Church April 3, 4, 5 Area V-C Conclave (all Arrowmen invited) May 1> 2 Soeut-0..Rama M~y .., · li.tJdga· M~etii:ig _ 25 June 5, 6, 7 Sprdng Fellowship at Kamp Kia Kima �ATTENI'ION ALL COLLEGE AND FUTURE COLLEGE STUDENTS: Have you heard about ALPHA PHI OMEGA? APO is Scouting's service fraternity existing on many ·of the country's college and university Campuses. A ehapter is active at Memphis State University. If you would like further information about APO call Mr. Ralph Young at the Scout Office (JA 5-2351). In the meantime inform :your Scouting friends in college and high school seniors. Also pass this inf.ormation on to your Unit leader. The bnly past service requirement is having been an active Scoutr * * * * * * *· CHICKASAH LODGE PERFORMS GOOD TURN: IN THE MIDDIE OF THE SOUTH FORl( RIVER ••••• CAR GOES OFF LaV WATER BRIDGE Participants in the last Ordeal at Kamp Kia Kima joined hands to help Ordeal Candidate Jirnmy Hall, Assistant Scout Master of Troop 248, whose car went partly off the upstream side of the low water bridge byMerimechee near the entrance to K. K. K. It had been raining buckets and the stream was pretty well swollen by the time he arrived. Fearlessly and cheerfully, candidates and members alike volunteered to wade out in the near icy water to lend a hand in getting the vehicle back on the bridge. With the aid of a jack, the car waa filial.au ehoved back onto the bridge. It was a very gratified future brother who said "Thanks". This illustrates beautifully the willingness to serve stressed in our ideals. 1959 AREA V-C CONCIAVE: Chickasah Arrowmen are urged now to make plans to attend the Area V-C Conclave to be lheld April 3, 4 and 5th at Camp Tallaha, near Charleston, Mississippi. The Delta :Area Council will be host Lodge. On Saturday, December 27th the Area V-C Conclave ·E~ecutive Committee will meet in the Chickasaw Council Office in Memphis to make plans for this event. More information about this Conclave will be given in the next issue of the THUNDERBIRD. 0 A MEMBERSHIP WALL CERrIFICATE: Several Units have expressed interest in a special attractive wall plaque to list all members of that Unit who have been Arrowmen. If your Unit wants one of these plaques· white cardboard, printed in red, suitable for framing, then please write your Unit number and the name, address, and phone of the person to contact for delivery (and collecting - price will be actual cost which will not be high) and send this information to Mr. Ken Humphreys, 751 Goodlett, Memphis 11, Tennessee. If you would like for us to print (in bold black letters) the names of your Units' members on your plaque, then pvint vory- legibly the. names and year of their induction into 0 A llld send them in with the above inf onnation. May we remind all Arrowmen who read ~his article to show it to your Unit leader, as he may not see this publication. t\AMP KIA KJMA. STAFF TRAINING: fould some of you Arrowmen like to be on the staff of Kamp Kia Kima? Here is your chance to try for it. On the second Tuesday of each month the summer camp staff training is being conducted at Evergreen Presbyterian ChUl'ch. Interested staff candidates are invited to come on out. Next session will be ~-anuary 13, 1959. 1 �Your Unit Elected you to membership in beo&use they the Order of the Arrow thought you dese?'ved this hono?'. Have you "continued faithfully to serve" and "proven your worthiness to wear the Arrow"? I I ' -11- -11- -Ir * -!} ~*" I !Do you have any suggestions for the Send them in -- this is ; THUNDERBIRD? ; your paper! I I · Have you a question concerning Order of the Arrow? If the answer is not in the Handbook (or you can't find it) call or write one of the THUNDERBIRD'S Editors. : If we don't know we will try to find : out the answer for you. BE A 11THUNDERBIRD 11 REPORTER! All Lodge Members are urged to write up and send in any news item or artlcles of interest to Arrowmen. This Issue #2 is our Banquet Issue. In March we will have #3, our Area Conclave and Spring Fellowship Issue. In June we will mail #4, our Summer Issue. Read all the articles. They are written Remember this bulletin and for you. all other 0 A Mail goes only to a.ettve : paid-up Members . Your dues are payable now at the Scout Office. If you have any news or would like to serve on the publication committee, let either of our co..editors know about it. Notify: Jack Howard, 1900 Thrift, EL7-1990 i The next regular Lodge Meeting will be February 24, at Lindenwood I Christian Church. We appreciate Linden! woods' hospitality. let's all turn out : and have a go:Od meeting. Harry Friedman, 1133 Faxon, BRB-4487 ! on Tuesday, "He who serves his fellows. • • Are you interested in receiving the Bulletin of The Order of the Arrow, a quarterly publicBtion of the National Office? Subscriptions are 50¢ per year , and may be sent to Chickasaw Council Office. Is of all his fellows greatest. • • " I I I I I ; Have you bought a copy of the new edi: tion of the 0 A Hanbbook? It was re: vised and reprinted this year and is ; now available at the Scout Office for ! 50¢ each• Also our Lodge flap patch is ! available to active 0 A Members for 50¢ Badge i each. The Universal Arrow 1 (silver arrow· on red and White ri~bon) ' is 30¢ each. . Plan big for BOY SCOUT WEEK February 7 thru February 13 / LODGE MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY PROPOSED Be sure to fill out the encicsed questionnaire and mail to the Scout Office as soon as possible. TICKETS FOR 0 A BANQUET CALL BOBBY MCGUIRE GL 2-4373 PAY 1959 0 A DUES NOWI �DANCE TEAM RATTLINGSt Any member interested in !tndian Danc:i.ng, can contact one of the following for additional infol'.'Illation: Charles Allen BR 8-5346 Marvin Fleet Jack Howard EL 7-1990 GL 8-3900 AN EDITORIAL FROM 11THE AMERICAN INDIAN HOBBYIST" Reprinted by permission Any group that perfonns Indian Dances in public eventually receives criticism of one ~ype or another from the Indians themselves. The reasons are many. Somet:lmes it is because of jealousy ·where the non-Indian Groups have better cos·~umdmg -·or put on a better show. Sometimes it is because a non-Indian group accepts a paid show that ~ight have gone to Indians were there no white groups around. Many Indian people rely upon a limited number of paid dance programs to supplement their incomes and so t.his is often a legitimate gripe. The most common form of criticism however, is that .the Indian resents anyone making a mockery of his religion. This is the point we would like to discuss here. I Your editor has had the opportunity to watch a goodly number of non-Indian dance programs and has also enjoyed the opportunity to .discuss these with Indians. They usually have something like this to say; "Why are these white boys allowed to perform the Ghost Dance when we are not allowed to perform it ourselves? 11 11 How would -t hey like it if we made similiar mockery of one of their Church services?" You will have to admit they have a good point here, and I 1ve found that most white groups would not consciously offend any Indian religion. However, most of the many white groups around the country are guilty of this type of sacrilege in one form or another and the reason ~s usually a lack of knowledge of just what they can and can not do. The NAIDA group has a clause in their constitution which reads as follows: "Dances, songs or ceremonies, which are part of a living religion may not be performed in public. 11 and also, 11Any tri.p al dance, which has been performed at a public performance by Indians in good standing in that tribe will be considered unrestricted. 11 We have here then the answer as to just what you can do. If a dance has been performed at the Gallup Ceremonials or at Flagstaff or Sheridan, Anadarko or any one of the ~h&»major ceremonials then the chance is good that this i& not a religious dance and you are free to perform it in your own group. Be careful here because sometimes °Indians who have lost favor with their own tribe will perfonn, for money, otherwise sacred as in the case of the Hopi opera mentioned in a previous isaue. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document I ARROW NEWS FQR ARROW MEN CHICKASAH ~ THUNDERBIRD m~m ........ WWW 406 ,,_ ~Mil;)~ ~· • ·,~~,' Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. Memphis, Tenn. Volume I Issue 2 December 1958 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMEr~T CHICKASAH LODGE 4 06 PLANS A BIG EVENT!!!! WHAT ? CHIC KASAH LODGE'S FIRST OI\DEI\ Of T}J£ ;\I\I\O"JV B;\J\JQUET WHEN? TUESDAY- DECEMBER 30, 195 8 ( 6: 3 0 P. M. T 0 I 2 : 0 0 P. M .) WHERE? MEMPHIS STA TE UNIVERSITY CAFE TE RIA COST? $3.50 WITH DATE $Q.5Q WITHOUT DATE RESERVATIONS? BUY TICKETS FROM BOBBY MCGUIRE Gl'2-4373 PROGRAM ? DINNER, SHORT SPEEC HE S. DANCING BANQUET COMMITTEE: Chainnan - Billy Huff Program - Max Ostner Dinner - Bobby Ewart Decoration-Jimmy Houston Promotion-Bobby McGuire Place - Jay Beasley Finance - Woody Thomas Billy Huff Advisor - Mr. T. J. McGuire, III I CHICKASAH LODGE WELCCMES NEW ORDEAL MEMBERS: Order of the Arrow Lodge #406 welcomes the newest of our brothers in the Order. Thirty-six candidates successfully took their Ordeal Honor at Kamp Kia Kima on Nov. 14 and 15, 1958. We would like to pass on to them a few helpful and encouraging words. First of all, the Very fact that your Troop or Post elected you is signifi• cant. It shows that they recognized in you, your camping ability and your willing., ness to serve other$, which is the backbone of the Order of the Ar~~ Perhaps many of you are a bit bewildered by all that happened at your Ordeal and may not understand much of 0 A meaning and symbolism. You are therefore urged to read your 0 A Handbook and get the true meaning of the Order and maybe start think.ltg: about the Brotherhood Membership which you will be eligible for in 10 months. We hope you all will meet with us regularly and really become a part of our Lodge. The opportunities are many. The following are our new members: Mr. W. F. Miranne Hal Perry Mr. W. R. Neighbors Mr. Ken Thomas Mr. Jess Cooper Larry Cooper Gary Williamson Frederick Lovitt, Jr. Mr. Andy P. Olexik Raymond Pike Alex Pope Harry Richardson Mr. James H. Bowles Mr. Harold L. Burwick Mickey Hendricks William Howell Mr. James F. Arthur Tommy Eads 5RGrHERHOOD CEREMONY: Post 35 Troop 255 Troop 93 Troop 10 Troop 24 Troop 24 Troop 24 Troop 55 Troop 89 Troop 89 Troop 89 Troop 89 Troop 208 Tro9p 208 Troop 208 Troop 208 Troop 30 Troop 30 James Vanwinkle Bobby Watson Bill Gammill Mr. Jimmy Hall Delton G. Rea William Austin Ronnie L. Pennel Iarry E. Mabry William F. Sanders Mr. William F. Lackey Clarence c. Cannon Joseph D. Perrett Terry A. Facelli Thomas L. Trentman Gus Wilson Rudy M. Molinaro Moreland E. Mciarrey Michael H. Ward Troop 30 Troop 30 Troop 248 Troop 248 Troop 248 Troop 215 Post 200 Troop 244 Troop 77 Troop 59 Troop 59 Troop 66 Troop 66. Troop 249 Troop 218 Troop 249 Post 286 Troop 59 At the recent Ordeal weekend at Kamp Kia Kima, November 14 and 15, a Brotherhood Ceremony was held. It is important to stress the true significance of this phase of O'A Membership. First of all, we should emphasize that Brotherhood membership carries no degree of rank, status or special privilege within the Lodge. No special meetings other than planning sessions for Brotherhood Ceremony are held. Instead "Brotherhood is an opportunity for members to evaluate their past contributions to Scouting and the Lodge (and their Unit) and to reaffirm their belief in the high purpose of the Order. The Ceremony is intended as a source of inspiration, motivating members to render even greater service to Scouting through the Order of the Arrow." We are sure that the new Brotherhood Members will live up to these ideals. New Brotherhood Members are: Kenneth D. Walpole Michael N. Collins Donald J. Cox, Jr. William H. Ewing, Jr. Thomas M. Ezzell Christopher H. Williams Troop 15 Troop 48 Troop 29 Troop 30 Troop 42 Post 42 Marvin T. Fleet Harry Friedman William M. Marking Barry Niell Max B. Ostner, Jr. Troop 30 Troop 6 Post · 29 Post 35 Troop 2 SECRETARY'S REPORI': The O A Ordeal was held November 14 and 15 at Kamp Kia Kima. The Members and Candidates arrived late .abotit 7: 30 and 10: 00 P. M. be cause of heavy rain. The candidates were placed about 10:30 P. M. and the pre-ordeal ceremony took place about an hour later. Saturday morning the candidates were assigned to various tasks including digging a ditch to lay a concrete foundation for a bigger kitchen and clearing away heavy underbrush in front of the mess hall. Saturday night the Ordeal Ceremony was held and the candidates saw the filmstrip "Symbol of Service". Those taking part in the Ceremony were Bruce Brunson (Kichkinet) Gene Bradbury (Nutiket), Sam Guthl'li\;l (Meta'4), sad Woooy · W:n~mos (Allowat Sakima). When the Ordeal Ceremony was completed, A Br.otherhood ~.ras held. Taking part in this ceremony was Jimmy Houston (Kichkinet), Sam Guthrie (Nutiket), Jack Howard (Meteu), and Gene Bradbury (Allowat Sakima). Attendance at camp for these ceremonies totaled -95 members and candidates. Resp.o-c· ~kf,ully ·aubmi t ted, Jimmy Houst,cn, Sec. and Treas. LODGE NECKERCHIEF DESIGN WANTED: All of you Chickasah Arrowmen can put your artistic talent and ideas to work and come up with some suggestions and designs for a new Lodge neckerchief. Maμy O A Lodges now have an attractive neckerchief. Remember, our Ledge colors are red, white and ~lack and out totem is a thunderbird. Send your designs to our Lodge Advisor, Mr. Howard Grube, 151 N. Willett, Memphis 4, Tennessee. 1959 LODGE DUES ABE NOW DUEi Be sure your Lodge dues are paid up. Send your $1.50 for 1959 Lodge dues to the Order -0£ the Arrow, Chickasaw Council, B. S. A., 612 M & M Building, 198 s. Main, Memphis 3, Tennessee. Do it now! Remember 0 A mail and the "Thunderbird" is sent only to active, paid-up members. Help make 1959 a great year for #406. ARROWMEN - MARK THESE IMPOl:U'ANT DATES 1 December 30 February 24 April 3, 4, 5 May 1> 2 M~y 25 June 5, 6, 7 Lodge Banquet (details on page 1) Lodge Meeting, 7:30 P. M. Lindenwood Christian Church Area V-C Conclave (all Arrowmen invited) Soeut-0 .. Rama li.tJdga· M~etii:ig .. , · Sprdng Fellowship at Kamp Kia Kima ATTENI'ION ALL COLLEGE AND FUTURE COLLEGE STUDENTS: Have you heard about ALPHA PHI OMEGA? APO is Scouting's service fraternity existing on many ·of the country's college and university Campuses. A ehapter is active at Memphis State University. If you would like further information about APO call Mr. Ralph Young at the Scout Office (JA 5-2351). In the meantime inform :your Scouting friends in college and high school seniors. Also pass this inf.ormation on to your Unit leader. The bnly past service requirement is having been an active Scoutr * * * * * * *· CHICKASAH LODGE PERFORMS GOOD TURN: IN THE MIDDIE OF THE SOUTH FORl( RIVER ••••• CAR GOES OFF LaV WATER BRIDGE Participants in the last Ordeal at Kamp Kia Kima joined hands to help Ordeal Candidate Jirnmy Hall, Assistant Scout Master of Troop 248, whose car went partly off the upstream side of the low water bridge byMerimechee near the entrance to K. K. K. It had been raining buckets and the stream was pretty well swollen by the time he arrived. Fearlessly and cheerfully, candidates and members alike volunteered to wade out in the near icy water to lend a hand in getting the vehicle back on the bridge. With the aid of a jack, the car waa filial.au ehoved back onto the bridge. It was a very gratified future brother who said "Thanks". This illustrates beautifully the willingness to serve stressed in our ideals. 1959 AREA V-C CONCIAVE: Chickasah Arrowmen are urged now to make plans to attend the Area V-C Conclave to be 1 lheld April 3, 4 and 5th at Camp Tallaha, near Charleston, Mississippi. The Delta :Area Council will be host Lodge. On Saturday, December 27th the Area V-C Conclave ·E~ecutive Committee will meet in the Chickasaw Council Office in Memphis to make plans for this event. More information about this Conclave will be given in the next issue of the THUNDERBIRD. 0 A MEMBERSHIP WALL CERrIFICATE: Several Units have expressed interest in a special attractive wall plaque to list all members of that Unit who have been Arrowmen. If your Unit wants one of these plaques· white cardboard, printed in red, suitable for framing, then please write your Unit number and the name, address, and phone of the person to contact for delivery (and collecting - price will be actual cost which will not be high) and send this information to Mr. Ken Humphreys, 751 Goodlett, Memphis 11, Tennessee. If you would like for us to print (in bold black letters) the names of your Units' members on your plaque, then pvint vory- legibly the. names and year of their induction into 0 A llld send them in with the above inf onnation. May we remind all Arrowmen who read ~his article to show it to your Unit leader, as he may not see this publication. t\AMP KIA KJMA. STAFF TRAINING: f ould some of you Arrowmen like to be on the staff of Kamp Kia Kima? Here is your chance to try for it. On the second Tuesday of each month the summer camp staff training is being conducted at Evergreen Presbyterian ChUl'ch . Interested staff candidates are invited to come on out. Next session will be ~-anuary 13, 1959. I Your Unit Elected you to membership in the Order of the Arrow beo&use they thought you dese?'ved this hono?'. Have you "continued faithfully to serve" and "proven your worthiness to wear the Arrow"? I -11- -11- -Ir * -!} ~*" ' I ! Do you have any suggestions for the ; THUNDERBIRD? Send them in -- this is ; your paper! I I · Have you a question concerning Order of the Arrow? If the answer is not in the Handbook (or you can't find it) call or write one of the THUNDERBIRD'S Editors. : If we don't know we will try to find : out the answer for you. i The next regular Lodge Meeting will be ! on Tuesday, February 24, at Lindenwood I Christian Church. We appreciate Linden! woods' hospitality. let's all turn out : and have a go:Od meeting. Are you interested in receiving the Bulletin of The Order of the Arrow, a quarterly publicBtion of the National I Office? Subscriptions are 50¢ per year , and may be sent to Chickasaw Council I Office. I I I ; Have you bought a copy of the new edi: tion of the 0 A Hanbbook? It was re: vised and reprinted this year and is ; now available at the Scout Office for ! 50¢ each• Also our Lodge flap patch is ! available to active 0 A Members for 50¢ i each. The Universal Arrow Badge 1 (silver arrow· on red and White ri~bon) ' is 30¢ each. . Plan big for BOY SCOUT WEEK / February 7 thru February 13 BE A 11 THUNDERBIRD 11 REPORTER! All Lodge Members are urged to write up and send in any news item or artlcles of interest to Arrowmen. This Issue #2 is our Banquet Issue. In March we will have #3, our Area Conclave and Spring Fellowship Issue. In June we will mail #4, our Summer Issue. Read all the articles. They are written for you. Remember this bulletin and all other 0 A Mail goes only to a.ettve : paid- up Members . Your dues are payable now at the Scout Office. If you have any news or would like to serve on the publication committee, let either of our co .. editors know about it. Notify: Jack Howard, 1900 Thrift, EL7-1990 Harry Friedman, 1133 Faxon, BRB-4487 "He who serves his fellows. • • Is of all his fellows greatest. • • " LODGE MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY PROPOSED Be sure to fill out the encicsed questionnaire and mail to the Scout Office as soon as possible. TIC KETS FOR 0 A BANQUET CALL BOBBY MCGUIRE GL 2-4373 PAY 1959 0 A DUES NOWI I DANCE TEAM RATTLINGSt Any member interested in !tndian Danc:i.ng, can contact one of the following for additional infol'.'Illation: Charles Allen BR 8-5346 Marvin Fleet GL 8-3900 Jack Howard EL 7-1990 AN EDITORIAL FROM 11THE AMERICAN INDIAN HOBBYIST" Reprinted by permission Any group that perfonns Indian Dances in public eventually receives criticism of one ~ype or another from the Indians themselves. The reasons are many. Somet:lmes it is because of jealousy ·where the non-Indian Groups have better cos·~umdmg -·or put on a better show. Sometimes it is because a non-Indian group accepts a paid show that ~ight have gone to Indians were there no white groups around. Many Indian people rely upon a limited number of paid dance programs to supplement their incomes and so t.his is often a legitimate gripe. The most common form of criticism however, is that .the Indian resents anyone making a mockery of his religion. This is the point we would like to discuss here. Your editor has had the opportunity to watch a goodly number of non-Indian dance programs and has also enjoyed the opportunity to .discuss these with Indians. They usually have something like this to say; "Why are these white boys allowed to perform the Ghost Dance when we are not allowed to perform it ourselves?11 11How would -they like it if we made similiar mockery of one of their Church services?" You will have to admit they have a good point here, and I 1ve found that most white groups would not consciously offend any Indian religion. However, most of the many white groups around the country are guilty of this type of sacrilege in one form or another and the reason ~s usually a lack of knowledge of just what they can and can not do. The NAIDA group has a clause in their constitution which reads as follows: "Dances, songs or ceremonies, which are part of a living religion may not be performed in public. 11 and also, 11Any tri.pal dance, which has been performed at a public performance by Indians in good standing in that tribe will be considered unrestricted. 11 We have here then the answer as to just what you can do. If a dance has been performed at the Gallup Ceremonials or at Flagstaff or Sheridan, Anadarko or any one of the ~h&»major ceremonials then the chance is good that this i& not a religious dance and you are free to perform it in your own group. Be careful here because sometimes °Indians who have lost favor with their own tribe will perfonn, for money, otherwise sacred as in the case of the Hopi opera mentioned in a previous isaue. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Vol. XXXII No. 1 CHICKASAH LODGE, #406 March 1981 Conclave Comin g Soon The Area II Conclave will be held April 24- 26 at the Boxwell Scout Reservation in Nashville, and will center a.round the theme "Firm Bound in Brotherhood. " This conclave has been planned with every Arrowman in mind. The morning will feature a new conce.pt in training: Block Format. The afternoon will provide a number of com~etitive\.....-d. Ctivi ties with tne Indian Events program , lod~e booth displays, and a. renewal of the "Quest for th e Golden Arrow." The lodges will compete in volleyb al l, ~ earthball, and relay races fo r the award . The evening will offer a conclave theme show. Cost for the concl3ve is $17, but a $5 discount will be offered to those who r egister before March 25, 1981 (making the fee only $12). Persons who plan to pay the registration fee at Boxwell should bring cash, as no personal checks will be accepted. All members should send in their payment s with the re gi stration ca rd. After April 17, the Scout Office wjll not take any more reservations . The Chickasah Lodge will be tak ing a. bus to the con clave. 4-he- c-ost per p-ePson wi 1 1 b $4 round trip. The bus will leave the_Scout Office on Friday , April 24 at 6 : 30 p.m. ( there are only 28 seats, so hu rry! ) . Carpools can also be arranged. This weekend promises to be a memorable one , and all members are encouraged to attend to he1p represent the Lodge. Our chairman for the Conclave is Eric Van Wey (683-3406) . UNIV. af TEXAS ta HOST NDAC During the week of August 10th to 14th, the Nationa l Order of the Arrow Conference will be held at the University of Texas at Austin. The 1981 meeting of the minds s hould be one of the most enjoyable weeks thRt 8n OA member will ever attend. The University of Texas itself is the largest institution of its ..._.,. kind in the South, and has outstanding facilities to accomodate the visiting Arrowmen. The conference shows will be held in the mammoth Special Events Cen- ter of the un iversity, seati ng over seventeen thousand, and t h e second large st indoor entertainment center in the state (only smaller than the Astrodome ). Most of the eager Arrowme n will be housed in the J e nsen Center Dormitory on camuus . As have past ~onferences, this one will feature a wide and diverse variety of events such as the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, a nd the ever-popul a r Armadillo Fai r. The official newspaper of the �Chiefly Speaking Wj th t hi s issue , my brot hers , th e new Chickasah Thunder bird i s introd uce d t o you. For it to su cce ed it needs yo ur i nput, i deas, and help . Look for the Thund erbird to come out in May , August, and Novem ber of 1981. Next I would like t o a sk each and every Arrowman in our Lodge to t r y t o take a mo re acti v e pa rt in t hi s Or d er . My fat h er always sa j a, '' 'f h e more y ou put .int o some t h ing , th e rnor e you'll g et out of i t . 11 'T'hi.s is very true of all Scou ting , and especia ll y t he O. A. At t h e same ti.me I caut ion you to keep in sight the f our purposes of the Order of the Arr ow-- to r e cogn i ze campers wh o li ve the Scout Oath ; t o develop and maintain camping traditions ; promote camping ; and t o make t he Scout haoit a 1ife -purpo se. Ou r lodge has come a long way. I see the light at t he e nd of the t unnel , let ' s keep moving ! As always I'd 1 ike t o try t o involve more people -- anyone who wants a job, cal l me! Yo ur s jn Che erfulness, Jason Hood Lo dge Ch i ef Chic kasah Thunderbird Pub l ished quarterly by the Chickasah Lod ge #406, Order of the Arrow. Co - Ed itors - i n- Chi ef • • . Hunter Pickett Jo hn Fa.nguy ~ New (((ff I Vigils Congratulations to our new Vigil members: Pat Marshall Robert Jennings And y Baumheckel Drew Dirmeyer "Buddy" Yoon Robert Marshall Bill Jennings, Jr. Ozzie Cain John D. Wa lker • .... ···UPCOMING ACTIVITIES .. .. .... Ma rch 25 Dead line fo r reduc ed Conclave fee April 10- 12 OrdP.al & Brotherhood a t Curri er 16 Lodge Me eting 17 Lest day to pay for Concl a ve at Office 24-26 Ar ea Conclave May 2 Family Picnic 3 Ex ecutiv e Committee Meetine June 5-7 Or de al at Kia Kima LETTERS WHAT'S ON 'TOLR MIND? Publi sher • • • Jas on Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser ***** ANYONE who would like to work on the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer should contact : Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963 or John Fa nguy • • • • 767-1113 This is an easy way to get your name in print and g et involved i n the Lodge. The Thunderbird is your pape r a nd we would like to hear your opinions and thoughts--on anything. Please write us. Include your name, address, phone #, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird c/o John Fanguy & Hunter Pickett 752 Reddoch Memphis, TN 38119 ..J �cross words NDAC v \ conference will be The Daily Armadillo, to be published daily informing participants on the latest happenings and the daily schedule information. Because of the arid climate of Texas, the activity blocks will be held in the afternoon. They will consist of such enlightening topics as New Arrowmen, Lodge Administration, Communications, Inductions, National Pro g ram, Service Activi ties, Indian Events, and the Adult Role. Indian Competition wilJ , a gain, play a major role for those who are enthusiasts. Indi vidual and group competition in d a ncing , outfits, sing ing, and drumming will abound. The cost for a glorious one week stay in Texas, consisting of group and individual activities, and a chance to enc oun ter the worlds of other Arrowmen from as far off as Al ~skB a nd New York wi l l be $150 or 1135 be.f..9..re Ju1 y_ 1st, Thj_ s memorabl e event only h a ppens once every two years, don't ~heat yourself out of truly wonderful week o f fun--the c o st of NOAC is dw a rfed by the $500 National Jamboree. Start thinking about August 10th through 14th now! Etc. NEEDED We need a few good men for the Ceremony team. Ou tfits are already made. No previous acting experience needed. Help in this very important are a . Contact the Lodge'Chief or the Ceremonies Advisor Jack Smith at 386-5958. Printing by F&R Printing 3 ACRO SS 1 I n dian word mea n ing jealous one . 3 On a high ad ven t u r e patch be lo w canoe oar s . 4 A t em porary com- / f, /2. II Ha ve y ou or someo n e you k now n eglected to nay your 1981 OA dues? Dues are only $ 2.00 for the year; if you owe back dues you only have to pay one year, s back dues and this year's ($4.0 0 ). ~o be on the mailing list you must keep your dues paid. I All answers to this puzzle can be fou nd in the curr ent OA Ha ndbo ok . Th e f i r st Arrowman to s u c c essful l y c omple te the cross word ano te l e ph o n e J oh n Fa n gu y a t 167- 111 3 wi ll b e h o nor e d in th e next i ssue . I mi tt e e. 5 Numbe r o f y ear s b etween NOAC 's. 6 Nationa l Chief in 1977. 7 Ea ch region is divided int o areas composed of groupings of c ounc i ls. 9 Indian word for c h ief. 10 Pictured in the h a ndbook on page 119t bottom right. 11 Number of words on the cover of the handb ook. DOWN 2 A National ser vice fratern ity founded in 1925. 6 The animal on the Ph ilmon t patch . 7 On the inside bac k cover. ~ h e OA . 12 The last syllabol in the Official OA Song . 8 Name of the founder of �CHAPTER NEWS Eastern Chapter The Eastern Chapter meets the second Sunday of every month at Woodland Presbyterian Church at '5217 Park Ave. Our dance team has been hard at work preparing themselves and will be dancing shortly. The new election nrocedure is being used for ali 1981 elections. Skip Specht is the Vice Chief in charge of Elections for our chapter. We would like to complete all of our elections by the April 3-4 camporee. Skip Fowler - Chief Hunter Ivy - Secretary Nashoba Chapter The Nashoba Chapter had an election on December 14, 1980. Du~ing February there was to have been a meeting for reorganization which everybody was notified by mail. We would like to get better attendence at chapter functions. If you are interested in getting involved or have any questions aboµt the chapter you should contact the Chapter Chief - Robert Brooks at Great South we st dhap ter At the Family Banquet we rec eived the Lodg e Service Award and eight people represente d the Southwest Dis t rict. At present we are work ing on an outfit change over. Th e purpose is to update our dances and outfits. This outfit c h ange was first discussed at a meeting between our advisor, Da1las Palmertree, the Lodge Chief, and myself. This change has been discussed at a chapter meeting and approved by the members present. Skip Joyner - Chapter Chief Excellent Northeast The Netami Chapter meets t h e the third Thursday of every month at St. Mich8el's Scout Hut at 3867 Summer Ave. We are presently supporting the Lodge Dance and Ceremony teams. Both these programs are in need of interested volunteers--no exnerience is necessary. We woula like to see more people at c h a p ter meetings. We n eed yo u r s up port to buil d A stro n g chapter. If you have anv auestions call Mike Neal - bh~pter Chief at 377-0279. Mike Neal - Chapter Ch ief 358-6986. Crittenden Amangi For Info: Call Jimmy Blackford The Amengi Cha~t e r is striving to getting more members active in the Order of the Arrow. 739-3045 or David Goach er 73 2-157 6 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- .;J;.~CHICKASAH ~Bil LODGE \~,« WWW N on-Profit 0 19 an1zatJOn U S Postage Piad Memphis Tenn Perm it No 435 CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD/MEMPHIS, TENN . 38112 / TELEPHONE 327-4193 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document WWW406 /.il-/<JO arrow news for arrow men "'58-- h • ~-~ C 1ckas~h llfll Thunderbird · · chickasaw council, hs.a. memphis, tenn. Vol. XXXII No. 1 CHICKASAH LODGE, #406 March 1981 Conclave Coming Soon The Area II Conclave will be held April 24- 26 at the Boxwell Scout Reservation in Nashville, and will center a.round the theme "Firm Bound in Brotherhood." This conclave has been planned with every Arrowman in mind. The morning will feature a new conce.pt in training: Block Format. The afternoon will provide a number of com~etitive- \.....-d. Ctivi ties with tne Indian Events program , lod~e booth displays, and a. renewal of the "Quest for th e Golden Arrow." The lodges will compete in volleyb al l, ~ earthball, and relay races fo r the award . The evening will offer a conclave theme show. Cost for the concl3ve is $17, but a $5 discount will be offered to those who r egister before March 25, 1981 (making the fee only $12). Persons who plan to pay the registration fee at Boxwell should bring cash, as no personal checks will be accepted. All members should send in their payment s with the re gi stration ca rd. After April 17, the Scout Office wjll not take any more reservations. The Chickasah Lodge will be tak ing a. bus to the con clave. 4-he- c-ost per p-ePson wi 1 1 b $4 round trip. The bus will leave the_Scout Office on Friday , April 24 at 6 : 30 p.m. ( there are only 28 seats, so hu rry! ) . Carpools can also be arranged. This weekend promises to be a memorable one , and all members are encouraged to attend to he1p represent the Lodge. Our chairman for the Conclave is Eric Van Wey ( 683-3406) . UNIV. af TEXAS ta HOST NDAC During the week of August 10th to 14th, the Nationa l Order o f the Arrow Conference will be held at the University of Texas at Austin. The 1981 meeting of the minds s hould be one of the most enjoyable weeks thRt 8n OA mem ber will ever attend. The University of Texas itself is the largest institution of its ..._.,. kind in the South, and has outstanding facilities to accomodate the visiting Arrowmen. The conference shows will be held in the mammoth Special Events Center of the un iversity, seati ng over seve nte en thousand, and t h e second large st indoor entertainment center in the state (only smaller than the Astrodome ). Most of the eager Arrowme n will be housed in the J e nsen Center Dormitory on camuus . As have past ~onferences, this o ne will feature a wide and diverse variety of events such as the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, a nd the ever-p opul a r Armadillo Fai r. The official newspaper of the Chiefly Speaking Wj th t hi s issue , my brot hers , the new Chickasah Thunderbird i s introduced t o you. For it to succeed it needs your i nput, i deas, and help . Look for the Thund erbird to come out in May , August, and November of 1981. Next I would like t o a sk each and every Arrowman in our Lodge to t r y t o take a more active part in t hi s Or der. My father always sa j a, '' 'fhe more y ou put .int o somet h ing , the rnor e you'll get out of i t . 11 'T'hi.s is very true of all Scouting , and especially t he O. A. At t he same ti.me I caut ion you to keep in sight the f our purposes of the Order of the Arr ow-- to r e cogni ze campers who live the Scout Oath; t o develop and maintain camping traditions; promote camping ; and t o make t he Scout haoit a 1ife -purpose. Ou r lodge has come a long way. I see the light at t he end of the t unnel , let ' s keep moving ! As always I'd 1ike t o try t o involve more people--anyone who wants a job, call me! Yours jn Cheerfulness, Jason Hood Lodge Ch i ef Chickasah Thunderbird Pub l ished quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. Co - Ed itors- i n- Chief ••. Publisher • • • Hunter Pickett Jo hn Fa.nguy Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser ***** ANYONE who would like to work on the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer should contact : Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963 or John Fa nguy •••• 767-1113 This is an easy way to get your name in print and get involved i n the Lodge. ~ (((ff I New Vigils Congratulations to our new Vigil members: Pat Marshall Robert Jennings Andy Baumheckel Drew Dirmeyer "Buddy" Yoon Robert Marshall Bill Jennings, Jr. Ozzie Cain John D. Walker • .... ···UPCOMING ACTIVITIES .. .. .... March 25 Deadline fo r reduced Conclave fee April 10- 12 OrdP.al & Brotherhood a t Curri er 16 Lodge Me eting 17 Lest day to pay for Conclave at Office 24-26 Ar ea Conclave May 2 Family Picnic 3 Executive Committee Meetine June 5-7 Or deal at Kia Kima LETTERS WHAT'S ON 'TOLR MIND? The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your opinions and thoughts--on anything. Please write us. Include your name, address, phone #, and chapter. The address is: ..J The Chickasah Thunderbird c/o John Fanguy & Hunter Pickett 752 Reddoch Memphis, TN 38119 \ v NDAC conference will be The Daily Armadillo, to be published daily informing participants on the latest happenings and the daily schedule information. Because of the arid climate of Texas, the activity blocks will be held in the afternoon. They will consist of such enlightening topics as New Arrowmen, Lodge Administration, Communications, Inductions, National Program, Service Activi ties, Indian Events, and the Adult Role. Indian Competition wilJ , again, play a major role for those who are enthusiasts. Individual and group competition in d a ncing , outfits, sing ing, and drumming will abound. The cost for a glorious one week stay in Texas, consisting of group and individual activities, and a chance to encounter the worlds of other Arrowmen from as far off as Al ~skB and New York wi l l be $150 or 1135 be.f..9..re Ju1y_ 1st, Thj_ s memorabl e event only h a ppens once every two years, don't ~heat yourself out of truly wonderful week o f fun--the c ost of NOAC is dwarfed by the $500 National Jamboree. Start thinking about August 10th through 14th now! Etc. Have y ou or someone you know n eglected to nay your 1981 OA dues? Dues are only $2.00 for the year; if you owe back dues you only have to pay one year, s back dues and this year's ($4.00 ). ~o be on the mailing list you must keep your dues paid. NEEDED We need a few good men for the Ceremony team. Ou tfits are already made. No previous acting experience needed. Help in this very important are a . Contact the Lodge'Chief or the Ceremonies Advisor Jack Smith at 386-5958. I Printing by F&R Printing I cross words All answers to this puzzle can be fou nd in the curr ent OA Ha ndbo ok . Th e f i r st Arrowman to s u c c essful l y c omplete the crossword ano te l e ph o ne J ohn Fanguy a t 167- 111 3 wi ll b e h o nored in the next i ssue . 3 / f, mi tt ee. ACRO SS 1 I ndian word mea ning jealous one . 3 On a high ad ven t u r e patch below canoe oars . /2. II 4 A t emporary com- 5 Number o f y ears between NOAC's. 6 Nationa l Chief in 1977. 7 Each region is divided into areas composed of groupings of c ounc i ls. 9 Indian word for ch ief. 10 Pictured in the h a ndbook on page 119t bottom right. 11 Number of words on the cover of the handb ook. DOWN 2 A National ser vice fraternity founded in 1925. 6 The animal on the Philmont patch . 7 On the inside back cover. 8 Name of the founder of ~ h e OA. 12 The last syllabol in the Official OA Song . CHAPTER NEWS Eastern Chapter The Eastern Chapter meets the second Sunday of every month at Woodland Presbyterian Church at '5217 Park Ave. Our dance team has been hard at work preparing themselves and will be dancing shortly. The new election nrocedure is being used for ali 1981 elections. Skip Specht is the Vice Chief in charge of Elections for our chapter. We would like to complete all of our elections by the April 3-4 camporee. Skip Fowler - Chief Hunter Ivy - Secretary Nashoba Chapter The Nashoba Chapter had an election on December 14, 1980. Du~ing February there was to have been a meeting for reorganization which everybody was notified by mail. We would like to get better attendence at chapter functions. If you are interested in getting involved or have any questions aboμt the chapter you should contact the Chapter Chief - Robert Brooks at 358-6986. Amangi The Amengi Cha~t e r is striving to getting more members active in the Order of the Arrow. Great Southwest dhapter At the Family Banquet we rec eived the Lodg e Service Award and eight people represented the Southwest Dist rict. At present we are work ing on an outfit change over. The purpose is to update our dances and outfits. This outfit change was first discussed at a meeting between our advisor, Da1las Palmertree, the Lodge Chief, and myself. This change has been discussed at a chapter meeting and approved by the members present. Skip Joyner - Chapter Chief Excellent Northeast The Netami Chapter meets t h e the third Thursday of every month at St. Mich8el's Scout Hut at 3867 Summer Ave. We are presently supporting the Lodge Dance and Ceremony teams. Both these programs are in need of interested volunteers--no exnerience is necessary. We woula like to see more people at ch a pter meetings. We need yo ur support to build A stro ng chapter. If you have anv auestions call Mike Neal - bh~pter Chief at 377-0279. Mike Neal - Chapter Ch ief Crittenden For Info: Call Jimmy Blackford 739-3045 or David Goacher 73 2-1576 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- .;J;.~CHICKASAH Non-Profit 0 19an1za tJOn U S Postage Piad Memphis Tenn Permit No 435 ~Bil LODGE \~,« CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD/MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112/ TELEPHONE 327-4193 WWW Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1981 (Mar) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c74587f272ce0f0a47e4f68304906001.pdf 8411646825c4ff39e0a34df73a70d820 PDF Text Text /31 WWW40 6 arrow news for arrow men (JQ ~..:I;,~ Chickas~h lJ;~ Thunderbird wWw chickasaw council, bs.a. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXII NO. 3 CHICKASAH LODGE #406 JULY 1981 Welcome to the Fall Fellow ship/R eunion This year promises to be different from any of the past fellowships. The name thi.s year has been changed to the Fa.11 Fellowship and Reunion. The name is explained simply. With the new name we have made an effort to reunite all our old brothers fro rn the local area. and the e.ntire country. The location has been moved closer to home, our very own MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY-S outh Carnpus, also known as the old VA hospi tal (Map page 5) . Instead of a weekend event the fellowship has been divided into two days. On Sat. Sept. 12 registration will begin at 9: OOAM at the baseball field at MSU (South Campus). The The Quest and chapter events will begin at 10:30AM with a briefing at the Baseball field, Most events will take place on the football field and in the Kennedy Complex swimming pool (come prepared with athletic and swimming attire). Activities will break for an hour at 12:30PM for lunch. Two options will be offered for lunch. Participants can bring a sack lunch (drinks will be sold) or they can *FUN*' go to a nearby fast food place. The Quest will pick up again at 1: 45PM with a. briefing at the baseba.11 field. At 5:00PM dinner, which is provided in your fee, will be served. After dinner there will be a brief meeting for nominations for officers. To cap the evening off movies will be shown until 10:30 PM at which time the dayB activities will come to a close. On the following day the annual \......-Business and Lodge meeting will be held a.t 2:45PM. This will allow . every Arrowman to be able to attend his own church services in the morning. This meeting will take place in the cafeteria of St. Annes school at the corner of Highland a.nd Kearney in the MSU area (Map p. 5). At this Lodge meeting fellowship patches will be given to participants and fellowship business will be wrapped up. Most importantly, however, will be the elections of lodge officers for the coming year. With your help this fellowship can be ~ruly successful •. Help ma"l;e ~his a S1_icces~ful reunion by bringing any ina.cti ve brother you know with you. There is something for ever~one. TNDIAN COMPETITION CHAPTER COMPETITION Do yourself, your chapter, an your lod ge a favor while meeting old friends. Come to the Fall Fellowship and Reunion! If you'r e not careful you're going to have a Fall Reunion•••••••• •••••••••Page l fantastic time! (See Coupon & PreChiefly Spaaking ••••••••••••• page 2 Registration p. 5) Word Jumble ••••••••••••••• ••• page 3 1981 Thunderbird Poll •••••••• page 4 NOTE: Adult judges and support sta ff Fellowship Coupon •••••••••••• page 5 are needed--Cont act Eric Van Wey Chapter News, ••••••••••••••• • page 6 (683-3406) or Mr. McCrindle t3881832). INSIDE THIS ISSUE �Chief ly Speaking Chiefly Speaking Cont inued advice and time (late calls) you've given during the year. It' s been r eal, it's been fun, but seriously, I've learned so much (mos tly by mistakes,~). Only a fool would do it twice-- well call me what you will, I think now I can do better. In Cheerful Service, Jason Hood, Lod e Chief Brothers, Our lodge's y e ar is almost over and I greet it with mixed feelings. On one hand we have accomplished much, but on the other we have not come far enough. Our newsletter has come from 2 issues (which lost us National Honor Lodge) to four in only six months. Our ceremonies came from an advisor and a vision to advisors and a chairWHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MN)? man and committee. We have given in monet ary support to the council over Dear Thunderbira• Last issue of this paper a pea=r~e~ $1100.00. In manhours we have given d~~ gr oss y waste ul with respect ""to its approximately 3944 hours in lodge content, intended purpose, and ac tual sponsored activity. That is 99 40 . hr. results. THis trend in content has long work weeks, or almost two years of been a tradition for the Thunderbird. I work. Our conclave attendence was can only wish that the Lodge could find double, almost triple last year's ·a better way to appropriate the funds to contingent . We had good representa'publish the Thunderbird. tion at NOAC, especially competing near J e ff, Jeff Jenkins 1 must disagree witn you co ncernwith the Jamboree. However, we have ing the value of the Thunderbird. lagged in some important areas. We 1 have enjoyed keeping up with can improve these areas this corning Lodge news through the T ' Bird . The year! Thunderbird s,erves to keep fe llowSpace is dra.wing to a close. I'd ship warm even during the winter like to thank those who made my year months when Arrowman are busy with a little easier. My great friend school, etc. Some space is wasted and predecessor, Mike Parker. Also (word jumble), but mo st a rt icles my Vice-Chiefs Eric Van Wey and Don are quite valuable. Blalock (they took all I dished out). Drew Dirmeyer The Thunderbird is your paper and we Bill Jennings, Pat Marshall, and all would like to hear your opinions and of the Exe cutive Committee. Thanks thoughts--on anything. Ple8ae write us. also to our great adults--Mr. Bond, Include your name, address, phone H, and Mr. McCrindle, Mr. Marshall, Mr. J, chapter. The address is: Mr. Shettles, Mr. Smith, Mr. Reinke, The Chickasah Thunderbird Mr. Goacher--every one! Especially-Dept. 11 752 Reddoch St. thank- you Mr. McGuire for all the (con't) LETTERS CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406 Publishers Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Advisor Editors - in-Chief Hunter Pickett John Fanguy News Editor Jay Kissell Entertainment Editor Jeff Jenkins ' ' lMPORTANT I ' ' ' AITENTIPN ' ' The Thunderbird has now doubled its staff since last issue and would like to triple it with your help. Openings on the staff include Photographic Editor, Editorial Editor, Chapter Editor, Layout Editor, Regional Activity Editor in charge of conununications, as well as a host of writing staff. The positions include while-you-work training. By becoming a part of the MIGHTY Thunderbird Staff, you will be serving other Scouts in a fun and worthwhile encounter. Call John Fanguy 767-1113 and start work on the September issue �J1? f F'S )U~BLE ~ORD Sorry about all the typos in June's puzzle. In spite of all the errors. Elbert Rich of Troop #145 was the first Arrowman to complete the puzzle. ******* CONGRATULATIONS ******* This month's puzzle is a word jumble. Belc><.1 are eleven words with the order of the letters changed. The task set before you is to arrange the letters to form words that pertain to the Order of the Arraw. The letters in parenthesis can then be arranged to form the "mystery word." The first member to complete the jumble should call Jeff Jenkins at 767-1907 in order to receive recognition in next issue's puzzle. HSSA _ _ _(_) ( ) ------ NADNII 01.EDG _ _ _ _(_) UPWSA ------ EMMERB MITNAE ) ( ------) ( _ _ _ _ _(~ IGSOU~T ( ) ------- SBTNAER ( ) ------- VSREIEC ------( DTNINIMOAO CAL~COEV ?????????? MYSTERY WORD ????????? ?-------------- ) -------- --( ) ( ) -------- Nasty Cam plaints If you read last month's issue of the Thunderbird with even 5% of your attention. you would have noticed that there were quite a few mistakes which slipped by blind John Fanguy as he typed the final draft. They included three different ways to spell Slackford• a fire house full of mistakes in the Word Seek. We hope to elim.inate all errors of typographical nature with the addition of News Editor Jay Kissell and also you. Yes. if you are beginning to ~et tired of deciphering John's code, now is the time to begin play(I did n~t say WORK) as a vital part of t~ Thunderbird as a writer. editor, or photographer. Call JOH~ FA.~GUY at 767·1113 and tell him that you are mighty tired of the awful job he is doing. ? '! ? ? Clue • • • • • All Arrowmen ? see it six times a year. ? ? ? ? ?????????????????????? ??????????? Lodge Elections As always the Chickasah Lodge will hold elections for officers at its annual business meeting. This is usually done at the Fall Fellowship. This year's Business Meeting will be held at St. Anne's Catholic Ch urch near the MSU Fellowship site. The meeting will take place in the school cafeteria at 2:45 PM. Thomas Eisner is the chairman of the Screening Committee, and anyone that would like to run for lodge office should send a declaration of candidacy (including qualifications) to the Screening Committee at: c/o Thomas Bisner/2394 Millbrook Ave./Memphis, TN 38127 or call for further information: 353-0246. You can make the difference in your lodge. �1981 Thunderbird Poll Arrowmen: Please answer the below questions in the spirit of scouting. If you have any doubts about the answers. be as exact as you possibly can. Then fold this sheet into thirds, stamp and mail using the adress. This poll will help us to serve you better in the future. 1. How long have you been in scouting? 1. 2. What is your present rank? 2. l. Are you a scout or a scouter (adult)? l. 4. Are you active in your troop or post? 4. 5. What rank were you when you were inducted into the OA? s. 6. What chapter do you belong to? 6. 7. When does your chapter meet? 1. 8. Ar• you invol~ed s. in any Lodge or chapter functions? 9. 9. Are you an Ordeal, Brotherhood, or Vigil member? 10. 10. Do you feel that the Thunderbird serves you •• a member? u. 11. What features, columns, stt>ries do you like in this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. What features. columns, stories do you dislike in this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. ______ _________ ,_,, 13. What would you like to do on the Staff of the Thunder~? __ 13. ..... ..________... ..__... ___ 14. Would you lika to be an editor on the Thunderbird? _____....,_............, ....._ .............. .__ __. _____________ 14. .. __ ___-..--------------- ...__...,_ ..__ .._.._ ___._ __.__ ___ FROM PLACE STAMP HFRE ADDRESS PostOfl1ce will nol dehver mail without postage The Chickasah Thunderbird Dept. P 752 Reddoch st. Memphis, TN 38119 �$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ i : $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ co u pon $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ $ $ $ $ $ Pre-Re '=listra tian 1981 Fall Fellaw ship and Reunia n to be held MEMPH IS STATE at $ UNIVER SITY (SOUTH CAMPUS - GETWELL & PARK - ENTER GETWELL,REGISTER BASEBALL FIELD) septemb er 12 & 13 $ $ $ $ $ $ 50¢ off of $5.00 MAIL THIS COUPON TO THE SCOUT OFFICE BEFORE SEPT. 10 AND GET 50¢ OFF THE FALL FELLOWSHIP FEE OF $5.00 •. MAI L TO 171 S. Hollywood, Memphis, TN 38112 ATTN: Tom Moore . Chapter Unit # Name ------------ ------------ -------------~-----Address ----------------------~ Zip -------- Tel. No. City/State ------------ -------- Enclose $4.50 (Before Sept. 10) _____ fall map VIGIL The Vigil Honor is the highest ~ ~~ ~~~ honor that the Order of the Arrow ~ % ~ ~- \ ~~' ~ s\ can bestow upon i tP members for ~ '< , ~ • ·"'-~s\3 service to their lodge a nd local A' ~q. "0. ~ LODGE MEETI NG council. This Honor is extended ~ · ~~.,,\~"' to those who have contributed to: ~ ~ their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Membership cannot be won by a person's conscious endeavor. It comes as a recognition of his altruistic leadership in servic e. - - - - -.n.ny member.. of the Order registered in Scouting and in good standing in the our lod ge is eligible for recommendati on to the national committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor, provided that, at the time of his recommendati on, he has been a Brother~ood member for a minimum of two years. Enclosed in tbis Thund erbird is a Vigil nomination form to assist our lodge Vi gi l Nominating Committee. If you know of someone who meets the requirements (the more detailed information will assist the committee in its selection) and fills the guidelines found on pages 69-74 of the OA Handbook please fill out the'""form FELLOWSHIP (SAT. 9AM to and turn it into the Scout Office ATTN : Tom Moore, before Sept. 16 . / $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ �• CHAPTER NE WS NASHOBA CHAPTER Help~ We need partic ipatio n at the chapt er meeti ngs. They are held at St. Paul' s Episc opal Churc h. The next one will be on August 16 at 2 p.m. We only had a sixth of our entire membership prese nt at the recen t meeti ng. Just remember that you were induc ted into the Order 6f the Arraw not for what you have done but for what you are expec ted to do. Also we need dance rs. If you are intere sted in this or need more infogyit L:m, call Ri.chaxd....Mux:cy, Tr. at 358-2 921. If you are intere sted in gettin g involv ed in Chapt er or Lodge Admi nistra tion or other activ ities, call Rober t Brooks at 358-6 986. cha pte r me eti ng s EASTE~ CliAPTER--Second Sunday of each month at 2t30 p.m. at Woodland Presbyter ian Churc h. • legal no tic e Each chapt er in the Lodge has the opportu nity to repor t to their members throug h the Thund erbird . The repor ts may includ e anyth ing the chapt er bas done or is plann ing to do. The only chapt er that took advan tage of this oppor tunity was the Nasho ba. We encoura ge anyone in the other chapt ers to call the numbers listed below and find out what their chapt er has done since -;June ;Amangi Cepeda Green ---774 -1916 Cxitte nden Jimmy Black ford-- -739- 3045 Easte rn Skip Fo•le r---68 2-148 5 Netam i Mike Neal- --377 -0279 OASE Scott South all---7 43-45 44 South west Mike Palme tree-- -345- 1025 NASHOBA OIAPTER--Third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at St. Paul' s Episcopal Churc h. NORTHEAST CHAPTER--Third Thurs day of every month at St. Mich ael's Church at 3867 Summer Avenue. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------#- l]C HI CK AB AH m~ ~ , LO DG E /»~~.'··. WWW CHICKASAW COUNC IL/171 SOUTH HOLLYW OOD/ME MPHIS, TENN 38112/T ELEPHO NE 327-419 3 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document /31 (JQ WWW406 arrow news for arrow men ~..:I;,~ Chickas~h lJ;~ Thunderbird wWw chickasaw council, bs.a. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXII NO. 3 CHICKASAH LODGE #406 JULY 1981 Welcome to the Fall Fellowship/Reunion This year promises to be differ- go to a nearby fast food place. ent from any of the past fellowships. The Quest will pick up again at The name thi.s year has been changed 1: 45PM with a. briefing at the baseto the Fa.11 Fellowship and Reunion. ba.11 field. At 5:00PM dinner, The name is explained simply. With which is provided in your fee, will the new name we have made an effort be served. After dinner there will to reunite all our old brothers be a brief meeting for nominations fro rn the local area. and the e.ntire for officers. To cap the evening country. The location has been off movies will be shown until 10:30 moved closer to home, our very own PM at which time the dayB activi- MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY-South Carn- ties will come to a close. pus, also known as the old VA hos- On the following day the annual \......-- pi tal (Map page 5 ) . Instead of a Business and Lodge meeting will be weekend event the fellowship has held a.t 2:45PM. This will allow . been divided into two days. On every Arrowman to be able to attend Sat. Sept. 12 registration will his own church services in the begin at 9: OOAM at the baseball morning. This meeting will take field at MSU (South Campus). The place in the cafeteria of St. Annes The Quest and chapter events will school at the corner of Highland begin at 10:30AM with a briefing a.nd Kearney in the MSU area ( Map at the Baseball field, Most events p. 5). At this Lodge meeting will take place on the football fellowship patches will be given field and in the Kennedy Complex to participants and fellowship swimming pool (come prepared with business will be wrapped up. Most athletic and swimming attire). importantly, however, will be the Activities will break for an hour elections of lodge officers for at 12:30PM for lunch. Two options the coming year. With your help will be offered for lunch. Partic- this fellowship can be ~ruly successipants can bring a sack lunch ful •. Help ma"l;e ~his a S1_icces~ful (drinks will be sold) or they can reunion by bringing any ina.cti ve *FUN*' brother you know with you. There is something for ever~one. TNDIAN COMPETITION CHAPTER COMPETITION Do yourself, your chapter, an INSIDE THIS ISSUE your lod ge a favor while meeting old friends. Come to the Fall Fall Reunion•••••••••••••••••Page l Chiefly Spaaking ••••••••••••• page 2 Word Jumble •••••••••••••••••• page 3 1981 Thunderbird Poll •••••••• page 4 Fellowship Coupon •••••••••••• page 5 Chapter News, •••••••••••••••• page 6 Fellowship and Reunion! If you're not careful you're going to have a fantastic time! (See Coupon & PreRegistration p. 5) NOTE: Adult judges and support sta ff a re needed--Contact Eric Van Wey (683-3406) or Mr. McCr indle t388- 1832). Chiefly Brothers, Speaking Our lodge's y e ar is almost over and I greet it with mixed feelings. On one hand we have accomplished much, but on the other we have not come far enough. Our newsletter has come from 2 issues (which lost us National Honor Lodge) to four in only six months. Our ceremonies came from an advisor and a vision to advisors and a chairman and committee. We have given in mone t ary support to the council over $1100.00. In manhours we have given approximately 3944 hours in lodge sponsored activity. That is 99 40 . hr. work weeks, or almost two years of work. Our conclave attendence was double, almost triple last year's contingent . We had good representation at NOAC, especially competing with the Jamboree. However, we have lagged in some important areas. We can improve these areas this corning year! Space is dra.wing to a close. I'd like to thank those who made my year a little easier. My great friend and predecessor, Mike Parker. Also my Vice-Chiefs Eric Van Wey and Don Blalock (they took all I dished out). Bill Jennings, Pat Marshall, and all of the Exe cutive Committee. Thanks also to our great adults--Mr. Bond, Mr. McCrindle, Mr. Marshall, Mr. J, Mr. Shettles, Mr . Smith, Mr. Reinke, Mr. Goacher--everyone! Especially-thank- you Mr. McGuire for all the (con't) CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406 Publishers Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Advisor Editors - in-Chief Hunter Pickett John Fanguy News Editor Jay Kissell Entertainment Editor Jeff Jenkins Chiefly Speaking Cont inued advice and time (late calls) you've given during the year. It' s been r eal, it's been fun, but seriously, I've learned so much (mos tly by mistakes,~). Only a fool would do it twice-- well call me what you will, I think now I can do better . In Cheerful Service, Jason Hood, Lod e Chief LETTERS WHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MN)? Dear Thunderbira• Last issue of this paper a pea=r~e~d~~ g r oss y waste ul with respect ""to its content, intended purpose, and a c tual results. THis trend in content has long been a tradition for the Thunderbird. I can only wish that the Lodge could find ·a better way to appropriate the funds to 'publish the Thunderbird. near J e ff, Jeff Jenkins 1 must disagree witn you co ncerning the value of the Thunderbird. 1 have enjoyed keeping up with Lodge news through the T ' Bird . The Thunderbird s ,erves to keep fe llowship warm even during the winter months when Arrowman are busy with school, etc. So me space is wasted (word jumble), but mo st a rticles are quite valuable. Drew Dirmeyer The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your opinions and thoughts--on anything. Ple8ae write us. Include your name, address, phone H, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird - Dept. 11 752 Reddoch St. ' ' lMPORTANT I ' ' ' AITENTIPN ' ' The Thunderbird has now doubled its staff since last issue and would like to triple it with your help. Openings on the staff include Photographic Editor, Editorial Editor, Chapter Editor, Layout Editor, Regional Activity Editor in charge of conununications, as well as a host of writing staff. The positions include while-you-work training. By becoming a part of the MIGHTY Thunderbird Staff, you will be serving other Scouts in a fun and worthwhile encounter. Call John Fanguy 767-1113 and start work on the September issue J 1? f F'S ~ORD )U~BLE Sorry about all the typos in June's puzzle. In spite of all the errors. Elbert Rich of Troop #145 was the first Arrowman to complete the puzzle. ******* CONGRATULATIONS ******* This month's puzzle is a word jumble. Belc><.1 are eleven words with the order of the letters changed. The task set before you is to arrange the letters to form words that pertain to the Order of the Arraw. The letters in parenthesis can then be arranged to form the "mystery word." The first member to complete the jumble should call Jeff Jenkins at 767-1907 in order to receive recognition in next issue's puzzle. HSSA ___ (_) NADNII ( ) ------ 01.EDG ____ (_) UPWSA ( ) ------ EMMERB ( ) ------- MITNAE _____ (~ IGSOU~T ( ) ------- SBTNAER ( ) ------- VSREIEC ( ) ------- DTNINIMOAO ( ) ?????????? MYSTERY WORD ????????? ? ?--------------? Clue • • • • • All Arrowmen ? '! ? ? ? ----------- see it six times a year. CAL~COEV ( ) -------- Nasty Cam plaints If you read last month's issue of the Thunderbird with even 5% of your attention. you would have noticed that there were quite a few mistakes which slipped by blind John Fanguy as he typed the final draft. They included three different ways to spell Slackford• a fire house full of mistakes in the Word Seek. We hope to elim.inate all errors of typographical nature with the addition of News Editor Jay Kissell and also you. Yes. if you are beginning to ~et tired of deciphering John's code, now is the time to begin play(I did n~t say WORK) as a vital part of t~ Thunderbird as a writer. editor, or photographer. Call JOH~ FA.~GUY at 767·1113 and tell him that you are mighty tired of the awful job he is doing. ? ? ????????????????????????????????? Lodge Elections As always the Chickasah Lodge will hold elections for officers at its annual business meeting. This is usually done at the Fall Fellowship. This year's Business Meeting will be held at St. Anne's Catholic Ch urch near the MSU Fellowship site. The meeting will take place in the school cafeteria at 2:45 PM. Thomas Eisner is the chairman of the Screening Committee, and anyone that would like to run for lodge office should send a declaration of candidacy (including qualifications) to the Screening Committee at: c/o Thomas Bisner/2394 Millbrook Ave./Memphis, TN 38127 or call for further information: 353-0246. You can make the difference in your lodge. 1981 Thunderbird Poll Arrowmen: Please answer the below questions in the spirit of scouting. If you have any doubts about the answers. be as exact as you possibly can. Then fold this sheet into thirds, stamp and mail using the adress. This poll will help us to serve you better in the future. 1. How long have you been in scouting? 2. What is your present rank? l. Are you a scout or a scouter (adult)? 4. Are you active in your troop or post? 5. What rank were you when you were inducted into the OA? 6. What chapter do you belong to? 7. When does your chapter meet? 8. Ar• you invol~ed in any Lodge or chapter functions? 9. Are you an Ordeal, Brotherhood, or Vigil member? 10. Do you feel that the Thunderbird serves you •• a member? 11. What features, columns, stt>ries do you like in this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. What features. columns, stories do you dislike in u. this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. 13. What would you like to do on the Staff of the Thunder- ~? 13. 14. Would you lika to be an editor on the Thunderbird? 14. 1. 2. l. 4. s. 6. 1. s. 9. 10. ______ ,_,, ________ ----------------- ____ _....,_ ........ ...., ..... ....._ .. ________ ... __ .. __ ... .__ .............. ___ __. _____________ ...__...,_ .. ..__ .. .._.._ __ ___._ ___ __.__ __ _ FROM PLACE STA MP HFRE ADDRESS PostOfl1ce The Chickasah Thunderbird Dept. P 7 52 Reddoch st. Memphis, TN 38119 will nol dehver mail without postage $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ co u pon $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ i Pre-Re'=listratian : 1981 Fall Fellawship and Reunian to be held at MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (SOUTH CAMPUS - GETWELL & PARK - ENTER GETWELL,REGISTER BASEBALL FIELD) september 50¢ off 12 & 13 $5.00 of MAIL THIS COUPON TO THE THE FALL FELLOWSHIP FEE 38112 ATTN: Tom Moore . SCOUT OFFICE BEFORE SEPT. 10 AND GET 50¢ OFF OF $5.00 •. MAI L TO 171 S. Ho llywood, Memphis, TN Name -------------------------- Chapter Unit # ------------~- ------ Address ----------------------~ Zip -------- Tel. No. City/State -------------------- Enclose $4.50 (Befo re Sept. 10) ____ _ fall VIGIL The Vigil Honor is the highest ~ ~~ ~~~ honor that the Order of the Arrow ~ % ~ ~- \ ~~' ~ s\ can bestow upon i tP members for ~ '< , ~ • ·"'-~s\3 service to their lod ge a nd local A' ~q. "0. ~ LODGE MEETI NG council. This Honor is extended ~ · ~~.,,\~"' to those who have contributed to: ~ ~ their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Membership cannot be won by a person's conscious endeavor. It comes as a recognition of his altruistic leadership in servic e. - ----.n.ny member.. of the Order registered in Scouting and in good standing in the our lod ge is eligible for recommendation to the national committee for e levation to the Vigil Honor, provided that, at the time of his recommendation, he has been a B rother~ood member for a minimum of two years. Enclosed in tbis Thund erbird is a Vigil nomination form to assist our lodge Vi gi l Nominat ing Committee. If you know of someone who meets the requirements (the more detailed information will assist the committee in its selection) and fills the guidelines found on pages 69-74 of the OA Handbook please fill out the'""form and turn it into the Scout Office ATTN : Tom Moore, before Sept. 1 6 . FELLOWSHIP (SAT. 9AM to / map $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ • CHAPTER NASHOBA CHAPTER Help~ We need participation at the chapter meetings. They are held at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The next one will be on August 16 at 2 p.m. We only had a sixth of our entire membership present at the recent meeting. Just remember that you were inducted into the Order 6f the Arraw not for what you have done but for what you are expected to do. Also we need dancers. If you are interested in this or need more infogyitL: m, call Ri.chaxd....Mux:cy, Tr. at 358-2921. If you are interested in getting involved in Chapter or Lodge Administration or other activities, call Robert Brooks at 358-6986. chapter meetings EASTE~ CliAPTER--Second Sunday of each month at 2t30 p.m. at Woodland Presbyterian Church. NASHOBA OIAPTER--Third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. NORTHEAST CHAPTER--Third Thursday of every month at St. Michael's Church at 3867 Summer Avenue. NEWS • legal notice Each chapter in the Lodge has the opportunity to report to their members through the Thunderbird. The reports may include anything the chapter bas done or is planning to do. The only chapter that took advantage of this opportunity was the Nashoba. We encourage anyone in the other chapters to call the numbers listed below and find out what their chapter has done since -;June;- Amangi Cepeda Green---774-1916 Cxittenden Jimmy Blackford---739-3045 Eastern Skip Fo•ler---682-1485 Netami Mike Neal---377-0279 OASE Scott Southall---743-4544 Southwest Mike Palmetree---345-1025 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -#-l]CHICKABAH m~ ~ , LODGE /»~~.' · . CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD/MEMPHIS, TENN 38112/TELEPHONE 327-4193 WWW Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1981 (July) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1f7e7c136926e2ab8f73c3f38407752b.pdf 352912218a802d6a272c956a11a1f996 PDF Text Text 131-)U"t) WWW406 ;t:. arrow news for arrow men Chickas~h m;m Thunderbird w'Ww chickasaw council, b.sa. memphis, tenn. Vol. XXXII No,. 2 CHICKASAH LODGE, 6406 June 1981 A Question of Sash 'l'he pocket; !'lap occupies ti ·-"" When to wear the Order of the Arrow saS1 hcsbea'l one of the foremost questions concerning policies of the organization. Through many revisions, reprintings, and interpretations, the exact conditions of a legitimate reason to display the sash are not as yet determined. It has been established that it may not be worn to tr oop meetings, but may be at Courts of Honor, OA functions, and special scout events. The sash should be worn over the right shoulder; and no other patches should be sewn or affixed to the sash, except the 50th and 60th anniversary awards. It is possible to be recognized as an Indian when not ~earing the sash by way of the Pocket Flap, Arrow Pin, or Universal ·Arrow Badge. Bil.I Jennings Our own Bill Jennings was elected Se.ction II Chief at the Section II Conclave held in April of this year. Bill has been one of the cornerstones: in our lodge, serving under nine chiefs, serving as a lodge chief, serving four years as the Conclave's Indian Events Chairman, and is now serving as the Vigil QJrmitt.ee Chairman. He is an Eagle Scout with four palms and also an Explorer at post 262. He is a :Philmont ranger • He has attended the. 1977 Nati,onal Jamboree, 1977 and 1979 NOkC's, and the 1978 and 1980 NLS's. right shirt pocket flap. ' Each level of membership has a different color border around ~he flap. The Ordeal Flap has a White border, the Brotherhood has ~ blue one, and the Vigil is surrounded by a red one. The Universal Arrow Badge is a silver arrow sus- . pended from a .red and ·white ribbon. It is hung from the the button of the right shirt pocket of t he uniform shirt. Unlike the Flap ~he same badge is worn by all m~mbers>Ordeal, ~ontinued Page 3 K idna.pped t BILL JENNINGS· SECTION SE 2 CHIEF �, . Chiefly · ~~ Speaking .My Brothers, Recently I was call ed upon to speak at the June Crittenden Chapter meeting. Off the top of my head I spoke about "Brotherhood in the Order of the Arrow." Some of the message I'd like to give to you. Usually -when using the term "brother" we tend t'o think of our immediate family • .Erotherly love doesn't always exist in a family--I know. But since they are our brothers (Family) we must live with -them. Al~ though we might fight we have to forgive and forget ··( our parents tend to this). As brotl'lers grow older they seem to grow closer and become more considerste of· e~ch other ..· All of -us are BROTHERS. Anyone ever inducted into. the OA is a bro.ther. Brothers in the OA kno\\ no boundaries. It is time.....that we remember the mea:ning of our admonition and truly treat our fellow brothers as Family. We must work together understanding that t~ere will be differences, and ~e­ solving to accomplish our purposes by loving one another. Yours in the A;rrbw., Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Chickasah Thunderbird Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. Co- Editors- in-Chief • • • Hunter Pickett John Fa.nguy · Publisher • Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser ***** ANYONE who would like to work on the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer should contact : Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963 or John Fanguy • • • • 767-1113 This is an easy way to get your name in print and get involved in the Lodge. Lmms The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your Jpinions and thoughts- -on anything. Please write us. Include your name, address, phone #, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird c/o John Fanguy & Hunter Pickett 752 Reddoch Memphis, TN 38119 1981 NOAC If you have not yet made your reservation for the National Order of the Arrow Conference, time is running out! Five days of encounter with Arrowmen from all over the country and the World is only $150 or $135 ~fore Tuly 1st. As soon as the Lodge gets enough reservations, they will send it in to NOAC and will hopefully get air-condit3fned rooms. The site of the August 10-14 meeting of the minds is the University of Texas at Austll. Featured at the national event will be a wide variety of games and contests like the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, ind the Armadillo Fair. The Jfficial news publication of the conference will be ~he Daily Armadillo. Indian cornpetitiqn and Training. will be highlighted. The $150 ("$135) expense of the "-' biennial~venture is dwarved by the $500 National Jamboree. Hurry!!! Make your payment now a t the Scout Off i ce before you miss the chance! �WORD SEEK OJSQBFM - ODRIBREDNUHTUIOGYD F R S F J A D M , N I T I 0 N T H L V Z D WQ P K M Despite typing errors the March issue of '--,e Thunderbird's "cross words,~ DONALD CRISP of Troop 145 was the first to complete the puzzle. Congratulations ! ! ! Below are the words contained in this issue's . "Word Seek." They are written vertically, hor- 1 ; izontally, diagonally, and backward. The first Arrowma.n to complete the puzzle should call John Fanguy at 767-1113 to receive recognition in the next issue. ~~ XL DS E 0 I E CB Z E D 0 0 H N0 S AJ F B 1 P I WK E V Z R S S H 1 H 1 A B E R U WWW Y 0 0 H N P T DS AR T K AQE I C 0 AN UT R E P L DXDH C V O S W0 L 0 0 F G H J R T S A S H N MG C I E G R Z N V S D J F H U C V B ML Y H Z D S E 0 A S B U I WA P S U H Y T F J K S C 0 U T I N G T N P 0 F Z T U E W QA M 0 P H E R I U G C M M 0 T WE X U U H T F DX Z H X C L A K V B F N E T A M I B N MY 0 R E WD T Y U E J AHGS N X I R F G K I VS L J GR G D N P 1 S Z AQ E F S E C S Y U B N E WP H U V K O I G X S T Z J K S Y C N p C O N C L A V E C V V L P W I P 0 Q W U P T MU G T K V T S MI 1 E G 0 Y Q WC X N F F A T S P Y N I E C U MQ Z P 0 R T H E L P F U1 B R V X I E P C B The Question Continued From P. 1 · ······•UPCOMING ACTIVITIES········ 2 Executive Committee Meeting l0-14 National OA Conference Septe rber AS T E R NVKL AG K C A R G E C I V R E S C R 0 P S A WJ 1 Y E X WD E D Admonition Ama.ngi Boxwell Conclave Crittenden Donald Crisp Eastern Indian Jason Hood ..._.£edge Netami NOAC OASE Order of the Arrow Sash Scouting Service Smile Southwest Sta.ff Thunderbird Tom McGuire Wa.psu WWW August r 11-13 Fall Fellow- ship Brotherhood, and Vigil. If it is necessary for you to be recognized as a member while out of uni\ · form ., an Arrow.Pin is the Appropriate insignia.The Arrow pin is a simple sterling silver lapel pin that may be worn by all members. Pins for Brotherh ood members are made up of a special totem pi~ with an Arrow gu$rd. The Vigil Honor members may wear.a totem . pin with Vigi~ Hon or t~iangular insign ia superimposed with e1n Arrow . guRrd attached. If you are still uncertain ~bout when to where the pins, sash , or flap, you should check wit~ Lodge Cheif Jason Hood or an advisor to ~\...- 'C',,.,..n,,+~.,,r.o 'Rn~l""ii _ �TRAININ G BLOCK TITLES Camp Promotio n Induction s New Arrowmen National Programs Indian Events Lodge Adviser (Adult) Lodge Administr ation I Service Lodge Administr ation II Activities Chapter and Committe e Advisers (Adult) Communi cations General The Adviser and Ind ian Orientatio n (Adult) 1981 CONFE RENCE • AUGUS T 10-14, THE UNIVER SITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CHI CKA SAH LOD GE WWW ~'[QJ~@£)! W!El111@~~W'Illf At Ki aK im a �Who Do Cal.I ? Nashoba Chapter Chief Robert Brooks---358-6986 Netami Chapter Chief Mike Neal---377-0279 Been looking for a way to become more involved in the Lodge? Need an answer to a question? Want to pay those delinquent dues? Below is a listing of who to call for help on any lodge function. Lodge Chief Jason Hood---323-7189 Lay Advisor Mr. Tom McGuire---452-4373 Staff Advisor Mr. Tom Moore ' . ---393- 9250 Secretary Barchelai Smith---386-5958 Treasurer Billy Hopper---388-1285 Ordeal Committee Ed Bisner---353-0246 Brotherhood Committee Billy Pope---398-3865 Vigil Committee Pat Marshall---323-8775 ·Service Committee Robert Brooks---357-6986 Indian Affairs Mike Palmertree---345-10 25 Ceremonies Kevin Powell---327- 3925 Publications Hunter Pickett---358-6963 John Fanguy---767-1113 OASE Chapter Chief Scott Sou thall- -- 743-45 1 ~4 Southwest Chapter Chief Mike .. Palmertree- --345-1 025 Scout Office---327-4193 Beads & Claws The wait for the OA necklace beads is soon to be over. I have ordered 500 of the Claws; and recently I received a letter confirming shipment. The beads are a symbol of the OA events that you have attended in the p~st 5 years. Each bead is color cod ed for a differen event: White- -Ordeal Member Dark Blue--Brotherhood Menber Red--Vigil Honor Brass--NOAC Blue--Conclave Yellow--Pow Wow Orange--Officers training Turquoise--Vigil bead Light Orange--Ordeal or Brotherhood To claim the beads to which you are entitled, an initial fee of $1.00 must be paid, and 10¢ for each event you have attended in the last 5 years. Further news will be available through the Executive Board and the Thunderbird. Jimmy Blackford A.wards Chairman Awards Jimmy Blackford---73.9-304 5 Amangi Chapter Chief Cepeda Green---774-1916 Chapter Chief Jimmy Blackford--- 739-3045 DUES · ~rittenden -· ~astern Skip Cha pter Chief Fowler---~82 ~1 48 5 If you have difficulty in receiving OA letters or the Thunde1bird, the fault may be yours. By paying your du es for 12.§1, you will be assured of receiving all OA material. The Lodge depends on funds from dues to operate. �CHAFTER NEWS EASTERN DISTRICT The stated meetings for the Eastern District of Lodge 406 a re on the second Sunday of each month at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 2:30 pm. The exception is when there is a lodge function scheduled. The troop elections were held before the district camporee. Skip Speck, Vice Chief of Elections, Supervised thirty electiora in three months. The Golden Eagle Dance Team, under the direction of David . Shettles performed for our camporee and they are now available for other dances. At the conclusion of the dance, tap out duties were performed by members of the dance team. There were some fifty -eight· Eastern District scouts and scouters tapped out for member ·1hip. We have made several camp promotion presentations. We made a camp promotion to our Round Table. This was done to show wha t we would show to scouts and their families at Courts of Honor and other meetings. Camp promotions Vice Chief is Owen Bucovaz. The Eastern District now has better than twenty tra:ps registered for camp this summer. Skip Fowler Chapter Chief Hunter Ivy Secretary The Crittenden Chapter attended the Conclave held at Boxwell Reservation. We als o participated at the Scou t Olympics with the help of some people from Troop 304 We have candidates planning to attend the ordeal at Kia _ima this ~ummer. W e have been holding meetings every month on the second Monday. For furt her information on the lodge, call Jimmy Blackford at 501-739-3045 or Mr. David Gosher at 732-1576 . '-.J Jimmy Balckford Chapter Chief NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE* Each chapter in the lodge has the opportunity to report .to their members through the Thunder~ bird, The reports may include anything the chapter aas done or is planning to do. The only chapters that have taken advan~age of the opportunity were the Eastern and Crittenden. We encourage anyone in the other chapters to call the numbers below ~nd find out what their lodge have done since March. ~ Amangi Cepeda Green---774-1916 Nashoba Robert Brooks---358-6986 OASE Scott Southall---743-4544 Netami Mike Neal---377-0279 Southwe st Mike ~almetree---345-1025 -------------------------------------~-------------------------w•------------------ e~~~':a~ASAH , , WWW Non-Profl1 Organlutk>n U S PooWQ• Paid Memphis. Ten n. Permit No ,.35 CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOllYWOOO/MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112/TELEPHONE 3274193 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 131-)U"t) WWW406 arrow news for arrow men ;t:. Chickas~h m;m Thunderbird w'Ww chickasaw council, b.sa. memphis, tenn. Vol. XXXII No,. 2 CHICKASAH LODGE, 6406 June 1981 A Question of Sash 'l'he pocket; !'lap occupies ti ·-"" right shirt pocket flap. ' Each level of membership has a different color border around ~he flap. The Ordeal Flap has a White border, the Brotherhood has ~ blue one, and the Vigil is surrounded by a red one. When to wear the Order of the Arrow saS1 hcsbea'l one of the foremost questions concerning policies of the organization. Through many revisions, reprintings, and interpretations, the exact conditions of a legitimate reason to display the sash are not as yet determined. It has been established that it may not be worn to tro op meetings, but may be at Courts of Honor, OA functions, and special scout events. The sash should be worn over the right shoulder; and no other patches should be sewn or affixed to the sash, except the 50th and 60th anniversary awards. It is possible to be recognized as an Indian when not ~earing the sash by way of the Pocket Flap, Arrow Pin, or Universal · Arrow Badge. Bil.I Jennings Our own Bill Jennings was elected Se.ction II Chief at the Section II Conclave held in April of this year. Bill has been one of the cornerstones: in our lodge, serving under nine chiefs, serving as a lodge chief, serving four years as the Conclave's Indian Events Chairman, and is now serving as the Vigil QJrmitt.ee Chairman. He is an Eagle Scout with four palms and also an Explorer at post 262. He is a :Philmont ranger • He has attended the. 1977 Nati,onal Jamboree, 1977 and 1979 NOkC's, and the 1978 and 1980 NLS's. The Universal Arrow Badge is a silver arrow sus- . pended from a .red and ·white ribbon. It is hung from the the button of the right shirt pocket of t he uniform shirt. Unlike the Flap ~he same badge is worn by all m~mbers>Ordeal, ~ontinued Page 3 K idna.pped t BILL JENNINGS· SECTION SE 2 CHIEF , . Chiefly . · ~~ Speaking My Brothers, Recently I was call ed upon to speak at the June Crittenden Chapter meeting. Off the top of my head I spoke about "Brotherhood in the Order of the Arrow." Some of the message I'd like to give to you. Usually -when using the term "brother" we tend t'o think of our immediate family • . Erotherly love doesn't always exist in a family--I know. But since they are our brothers (Family) we must live with -them. Al~ though we might fight we have to forgive and forget ··( our parents tend to this). As brotl'lers grow older they seem to grow closer and become more considerste of· e~ch other .. · All of -us are BROTHERS. Anyone ever inducted into . the OA is a bro.ther. Brothers in the OA kno\\ no boundaries. It is time .... . that we remember the mea:ning of our admonition and truly treat our fellow brothers as Family. We must work together understanding that t~ere will be differences, and ~e solving to accomplish our purposes by loving one another. Yours in the A;rrbw., Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Chickasah Thunderbird Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. Co - Editors- in-Chief ••• Hunter Pickett John Fa.nguy · Publisher • Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser ***** ANYONE who would like to work on the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer should contact : Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963 or John Fanguy • • • • 767-1113 This is an easy way to get your name in print and get involved in the Lodge. Lmms The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your Jpinions and thoughts- -on anything. Please write us. Include your name, address, phone #, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird c/o John Fanguy & Hunter Pickett 752 Reddoch Memphis, TN 38119 1981 NOAC If you have not yet made your reservation for the National Order of the Arrow Conference, time is running out! Five days of encounter with Arrowmen from all over the country and the World is only $150 or $135 ~fore Tuly 1st. As soon as the Lodge gets enough reservations, they will send it in to NOAC and will hopefully get air-condit3fned rooms. The site of the August 10-14 meeting of the minds is the University of Texas at Austll. Featured at the national event will be a wide variety of games and contests like the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, ind the Armadillo Fair. The Jfficial news publication of the conference will be ~he Daily Armadillo. Indian cornpetitiqn and Training. will be highlighted. The $150 ("$135) expense of the "-' biennial~v enture is dwarved by the $500 National Jamboree. Hurry!!! Make your pa ym e nt now a t the Scout Off i c e before you miss the chance! WORD SEEK OJSQBFM - ODRIBREDNUHTUIOGYD F R S F J A D M , N I T I 0 N T H L V Z D W Q P K M Despite typing errors ~~ the March issue of '--,e Thunderbird's "cross words,~ DONALD CRISP of Troop 145 was the first to complete the puzzle. Congratulations ! ! ! Below are the words contained in this issue's . "Word Seek." They are written vertically, hor- 1 izontally, diagonally, ; and backward. The first Arrowma.n to complete the puzzle should call John Fanguy at 767-1113 to receive recognition in the next issue. Admonition Ama.ngi Boxwell Conclave Crittenden Donald Crisp Eastern Indian Jason Hood ..._.£edge Netami NOAC OASE Order of the Arrow Sash Scouting Service Smile Southwest Sta.ff Thunderbird Tom McGuire Wa.psu WWW X L D S E 0 I E C B Z E D 0 0 H N 0 S A J F B 1 P I W K E V Z R S S H 1 H 1 A B E R U W W W Y 0 0 H N P T D S A R T K A Q E I C 0 A N U T R E P L D X D H C V O S W 0 L 0 0 F G H J R T S A S H N M G C I E G R Z N V S D J F H U C V B M L Y H Z D S E 0 A S B U I W A P S U H Y T F J K S C 0 U T I N G T N P 0 F Z T U E W Q A M 0 P H E R I U G C M M 0 T W E X U U H T F D X Z H r A S T E R N V K L A G K C X W D T Y U E C L A K V B F N E T A M I B N M Y 0 R E J A H G S N A R G E C I V R E S C R 0 P S A W J 1 Y E X W D E D X I R F G K I V S L J G R G D N P 1 S Z A Q E F S E C S Y U B N E W P H U V K O I G X S T Z J K S Y C N p C O N C L A V E C V V L P W I P 0 Q W U P T M U G T K V T S M I 1 E G 0 Y Q W C X N F F A T S P Y N I E C U M Q Z P 0 R T H E L P F U 1 B R V X I E P C B The Question Continued From P. 1 Brotherhood, and Vigil. If it is necessary for you to be recognized as a member while out of uniform., an Arrow.Pin \ · is the Appropriate insignia.The Arrow pin is a simple sterling silver lapel pin that may be worn by all members. · ······•UPCOMING ACTIVITIES········ Pins for Brotherh ood members are made up of a special totem pi~ with an Arrow gu$rd. The Vigil Honor members may wear.a totem . pin with Vigi~ Ho n or t~iangular insign ia superimp osed with e1n Arrow August 2 Executive Committee Meeting l0-14 National OA Conference Septe rber 11-13 Fall Fellowship guRrd attached. . If you are still uncertain ~bout when to where the pins, sash , or flap, you should check wit~ Lodge Cheif Jason Hood or an advisor to ~\...- 'C',,.,..n,,+~.,,r.o 'Rn~l""ii _ Camp Promotion New Arrowmen Lodge Administration I Lodge Administration II Communications TRAINING BLOCK TITLES Inductions National Programs Service Activities General Indian Events Lodge Adviser (Adult) Chapter and Committee Adv isers (Adult) The Adviser and Indian Orientation (Adult) 1981 CONFERENCE• AUGUST 10-14, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CHICKASAH LODGE ~'[QJ~@£)! WWW W!El111@~~W'Illf At KiaKima -· Who Do Cal.I ? Been looking for a way to become more involved in the Lodge? Need an answer to a question? Want to pay those delinquent dues? Below is a listing of who to call for help on any lodge function. Lodge Chief Jason Hood---323-7189 Lay Advisor Mr. Tom McGuire---452-4373 Staff Advisor Mr. Tom Moore ' . ---393- 9250 Secretary Barchelai Smith---386-5958 Treasurer Billy Hopper---388-1285 Ordeal Committee Ed Bisner---353-0246 Brotherhood Committee Billy Pope---398-3865 Vigil Committee Pat Marshall- --323-8775 ·Service Committee Robert Brooks---357-6986 Indian Affairs Mike Palmertree---345-1025 Ceremonies Kevin Powell---327- 3925 Publications Hunter Pickett---358-6963 John Fanguy---767-1113 Awards Jimmy Blackford---73.9-3045 Amangi Chapter Chief Cepeda Green---774-1916 · ~rittenden Chapter Chief Jimmy Blackford--- 739-3045 ~astern Ch a pter Chief Skip Fowler---~82 ~1 4 8 5 Nashoba Chapter Chief Robert Brooks---358-69 86 Netami Chapter Chief Mike Neal---377-0279 OASE Chapter Chief Scott Sou thall- -- 74 3-45 1 ~4 Southwest Chapter Chief Mike .. Palmertree- --345-1 025 Scout Office---327-4193 Beads & Claws The wait for the OA necklace beads is soon to be over. I have ordered 500 of the Claws; and recently I received a letter confirming shipment. The beads are a symbol of the OA events that you have attended in the p ~ st 5 years. Each bead is color cod e d for a differen event: White- -Ordeal Member Dark Blue--Brotherhood Menber Red--Vigil Honor Brass--NOAC Blue--Conclave Yellow--Pow Wow Orange--Officers training Turq uoise--Vigil bead Light Orange--Ordeal or Brotherhood To claim the beads to which you are entitled, an initial fee of $1.00 must be paid, and 10¢ for each event you have attended in the last 5 years. Further news will be available through the Executive Board and the Thunderbird. Jimmy Blackford A.wards Chairman DUES If you have difficulty in receiving OA letters or the Thunde1- bird, the fault may be yours. By paying your du es for 12.§1, you will be assured of receiving all OA material. The Lodge depends on funds from due s to operate. CHAFTER NEWS EASTERN DISTRICT The stated meetings for the Eastern District of Lodge 406 a re on the second Sunday of each month at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 2:30 pm. The exception is when there is a lodge function scheduled. The troop elections were held before the district camporee. Skip Speck, Vice Chief of Elections, Supervised thirty electiora in three months. The Golden Eagle Dance Team, under the direction of David . Shettles performed for our camporee and they are now available for other dances. At the conclusion of the dance, tap out duties were performed by members of the dance team. There were some fifty -eight· Eastern District scouts and scouters tapped out for member ·1hip. We have made several camp promotion presentations. We made a camp promotion to our Round Table. This was done to show wh a t we would show to scouts and their families at Courts of Honor and other meetings. Camp promotions Vice Chief is Owen Bucovaz. The Eastern District now has better than twenty tra:ps registered for camp this summer. Skip Fowler Chapter Chief Hunter Ivy Secretary The Crittenden Chapter attended the Conclave held at Boxwell Reservation. We als o participated at the Scou t Olympics with the help of some people from Troop 304 '-.J We have candidates planning to attend the ordeal at Kia _ ima this ~ummer. We have been holding meet - ings every month on the second Monday. For furt h er information on the lodge, call Jimmy Blackford at 501-739- 304 5 or Mr. David Gosher at 732-1 576 . Jimmy Balckford Chapter Chief NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE* Each chapter in the lodge has the opportunity to report .to their members through the Thunder~ bird, The reports may include anything the chapter aas done or is planning to do. The only chapters that have taken advan~ age of the opportunity were the Eastern and Crittenden. We encourage anyone in the other chapters to call the numbers below ~nd find out what their lodge have done since March. ~ Amangi Cepeda Green---774-1916 Nashoba Robert Brooks---358-6986 OASE Scott Southall---743-4544 Netami Mike Neal---377-0279 Southwe st Mike ~almetree---345-1025 -------------------------------------~-------------------------w•------------------ Non-Profl1 Organlutk>n U S PooWQ• Pai d Memphis. Tenn. Permit No ,.35 e~~~':a~ASAH ,, CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOllYWOOO/MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112/TELEPHONE 3274193 WWW Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1981 (June) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bed8fcbc50118799c9e05d8830ce9bf0.pdf 0771d09a62cfc76fb17bbb4f4062b025 PDF Text Text WWW40 6 arrow ne;s for arrow men " Ch1ckas~h Thunderbird . ··~,,. . wWw chickasaw council, bsa. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXIV NO. 2 1983 National CHICKASAH LODGE #406 APRIL-JUNE 1983 Order Of The Arrow Conference A great opportunity for all Arrowrnen will be available this summer. The 1983 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held August 15-19 at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersy. For those who have never attended a conference, it is a tremendous week of fantastic training, great Indian & Lodge competition, and superb fellowship. This will be the last confer~ :nee for three years. At NOAC you ._..will be able to meet Scouts from all over the United States from Alaska to Florida. One of the best aspect~ of the confer~nce is the chance to exchange ideas with folks and bring back some neat ideas that can make our lodge better. The cost for the conference is $160. This includes room & board, and all conference materials. The trip to the conference will afford some great opportunitie s to see some special sights. Arrowrnen will be able to visit Treasure Island Scout Camp, where the Order was founded, and see a re-enactment of the first Ordeal Ceremony. New York and all of its sights are only a small side trek from the conference site. The bottom line on the national conference is that its FUN! Register today at the Scout Office. For further information contact Pat Marshall (323-8775) or Mr. Jim Laycook (523-1418 [W] /362-3241 [H]). Summer Ordeal at Kia Kima The Summer Ordeal will be held at Kia Kima Scout Reservation June 10-12. This is always a very i~portant project for the Chickasah Lodge. We will be getting Camp ready for the summer camping season. We need to have as many people at this Ordeal as possible. Members who have access to trucks are encouraged to bring them as we will be in need of transportatio n vehicles for people and material. The Ordeal Master for this Ordeal will be Jason Hood (323-7189) .._;,nd his adviser is Mr. Walt Reinecke (357-2386). Anyone interested in being involved in ceremonies should contact the Ceremonies Adviser, Vince Sutherland (357-2386). If you have special skills (such as plumbing, electr icity, etc.) please contact the Ordeal Mas ter or bring your equipment to Camp. We would greatly apprecia te your if.al en ts.• The cost for the weekend is $15 for candidates and $6 for members. Those brothers who would like to undergo their Brotherhood will be given an opportunity for $10 . Please pre-register with the Registration Form in this Thunderbird . There will be a late-fee of $2 for those who register after June 8th. �Chiefly Speaking LmERS WHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MID? Dear Broth ers: The Nation a l Order of the Arrow Confe rence will be held Augus t 15-19 at Rutge rs Unive rsity . The cost will only be $140 if you regis ter by June 1 [provi ded the lodge meets i ts quota] , if you don't have your money in by then it will cost $160. In 1981 our lodge took over 20 people to the nation al confe rence. Our quota is for 21 Ar rowmen to attend . The confer ence afford s a wonde rful oppor tun1ty to learn more about the Order of the Arrow . The knowl edge that Arrowm en gain and bring back will greatl y benef it our lodge in the year s to come. I can not expre ss the impor tance of attend ing a ~OAC, so regis ter today ! Yours in Brothe rhood , Dear Broth ers: On a recen t ventu re to the Centr al Road of Camp Cur rier during an event ful weeke nd, I realiz ed that there were no tents in the I ask you to look at the area. openin g pages of your handbo ok . "The Order is a thing of the outdoors • • • it needs the sun and the rain • • • mount ains and p lains • • • " With these words Dr . Goodm an, our found er , opens the I'm sure that anyone handbo ok. of us in this nation al Brothe rhood of honore d campe rs could go somewhere and find a large bui l ding with a concr ete floor to sleep on . Our dining hall is such a large build ing that has no sun or rain in it, so let's get back to the basicP of Scout ing and the Order and bring our tents to the next Ordea l or Fellow ship . Tracy Speak e CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Publish e.d quarte rly by the Chicka sah Lodge #406 Editor s -i n - Chief Tripp Baltz Jason Hood Yours in Cheer fulnes s, Patric k Marsh all This is your newsl etter! We'd What's on like to hear from you . to us . write PLEASE , mind~ your 2. page on found is s Our ad<l~es before signed be must ti:eri;; e . l Al~ · being publ i shed. Edito rial Editor Pat Marsh all Repor ters . Wayne Dowdy You.rt Na.me llerte Advis er Drew Dirme yer ThLn~4 a.rten't / the~ rte ThLn~4 a.rte / Addre ss all corres ponda nce to : CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD c/o Pat Marsh all 293 Aurora Circle Memph is, Tenne ssee 38111 the~ rte ~ood 6eca.u. 4e Old; old 6eca.u. 4e <iood. �BROWN CLOUD HEADS .S TAFF A Profile of the 1983 Kia Kima Sta.ff Claud Brown, Camp Director, has served a.s the southwest District Executive for six years. Mr. Brown is an Eagle Scout, and a Vigil Member O.A. He is a graduate of East High School (Memphis), and the Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville where he earned a degree in Business Administration. This summer will be Mr. Brown's fifth as Camp Director at Kia Kima. Program Director Keith Von Almen, the Silver Fox, is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240. Mr. V has - 9en a volunteer scouter for 22 'ifears and holds the Wood Badge training award. He is retired from Defense Industrial Plant Equipment Center. Activities Director Jason Hood, 18, is a graduate of CBHS ·where he was President of the Student Council. Jason is currently South East Region Chief O.A. and a member of the s.E. Region Executive Board. This Eagle is a freshman at Southwestern Univ. majoring in Business and International Studies. Jason is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and a Vigil member O.A. Conservation Director and Nature Lodge Manager Pat Marshall, 19, is well known for his strong singing , voice. Pat is our Lodge lead sing~ er and a sophmore Business major at ; Christian Brothers College. He is a.n Eagle, Vigil O.A., Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and has attended National Camp Scool. Pat i.11 act as Ordeal Master for Kia .11.. ima Ordeals. Assistant Nature Lodge Manager Wayne Dowdy, 18, is an Eagle Scout, Ordeal Member O.A. and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 247. Wayne, a Sophmored°cuYnali~n> -student a t MSU, hopes to become a newspaper reporter. Wayne will be joining the Thunderbird staff next issue. ~aurice Edwards, 20, will return to. amp Staff after a two year absens~. Maurice will serve as right hand man to our field sports director (who will be on loan from the u.s. Navy.) Maurice is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 159. He is a sophmore at the Univ. of Tennessee at Martin where he plays Varsity Football and majors in Computer Science. Water Front Director Rush Wa~le r, 2:2, earned .a B. s. in Biology at Southwestern University and is a Medical student at the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sci ences (Memphis). Rush directed Aquatics on the lake in 1982 but will direct the River Front this season.•Rush has attended National Camp School. Water Front Director Jim Henley 21 a senior engineering student a t Memphis State. This Eagle Scout is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240 and has experience in virtually all areas of Kia Kima operation. Jimmy is a Brotherhood Member O.A., and has attended Nationc=i.l Camp School. He will direct Aouatics on the lake, Director of Senior Scout Programs Drew Dirmeyer 11, earned a B4S• in Biology at Memphis state· and is a Medical student a t the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences(Memphis). Drew is an Eagle Scout, Vi gil member O.A., and Assista nt Scoutmaster of Troop 278. Drew Continued on page 4. �staff profile continued from page 3. vrill be starting a new program this y ear for high school age scouts. First Year Camper Manager Paul Henley, 20, is a second year student at State Tech (Memphis). He is a n Assistant Scoutmast er of Troop 240, Ea gle Scout, and Vigil Member O.A. Paul has five years of Camp Staff experienc e. First Year Camper Assistant Manager Otis Warr #4, 17, is an .Eagle Scout, Brotherhoo d Member O.A., a nd member of Troop 34. Otis is a graduate of Central High School (at the time of this printing he has not decided where he will continue his education ), attended the Nationa.l Jamboree in 81, and served on the KiaKima. s taff of 1980. Business Manager Dale Maret is a Life Scout, Brotherhoo d Member O.A., and adult leader with Troop 260. Mr. Maret is a retired Senior Chief Personelman u.s. Navy, and has been involved in Scouting as an adult for eight years. John Perry, Quarter Master, holds aI B.A. from Memphi.§.. ·s tate in Engliqh and Russian. John is an Eagle Scout, Brotherhoo d Member O.A., and is an Assistant Scoutmast er of Troop 75. John is concid.e ring going into teaching, sales, or maybe joining the Peace Corps. Ca.mp Commissio ner Mac Thomas , 29, is Troop Committee ,:Chairman of Troop 97. An Eagle Scout, and Ordeal Member O.A., Mac served on the 1973 National Jamboree Sta ff. ~ Ma.c . holds the Wo od Badge training a.ward· and"'is proud to be a Wood Badge . Owl. Mac is a former Kia Kima. Progra.m ~ Di r ec tor. Assistant Camp Commissio ner Bob Wilson · has more or less been continuou sly involved in Scouti ng since 1927. Bob first ca mped a t Kia .,Kima 27 yea rs ago. A Life Scout, Mr. WiD..so n i s a retired _Chief Hospital Corpsman u•.s. Navy, a · veter an of WWII and the Ko"rean·~ War, and is a. survivor of the Japanese a ttack on Pearl Harbor. Mr . Wilson is an adult leader with Troop 85. Nature T 359 Gary Eastwood T 343 Philip Crisp Pioneer/Camping T 47 Robert Cra nor T 30 Lynn Irwin Kenneth Baroff Handicraf t T 45 A G Howard T 29 Joe Hart Aquatics T 200 Bobby Lawson T 86 Harold Brown T 61 Mark Derr T 77 Paul Eubanks T 523 Dwayne Pri ce T 50 Glen Stewart T 34 Kevin Burns T 368 Ward Ja.hrilson First Year Program Dwight Simmons T 127 Louis Smith T 159 SIT (Sta ffers in Training} T 69 Stephen Murphy T 260 Scott Schile T 200 Jason Voyles T 260 Tim Norris T 260 Mike Blair T 260 Tim Maret T 18 Scott Long Field Sports T 30 David McKenzie T 30 Chris Magee T 30.? Herman Robers Comp. Offc. T.P. T.P. D.H. D.H. Jeff Williams T 30 Regrick Sample T 145 Wes Pool T 343 Wendell WilliamsT 77 Timmy Perkins T 159 Charl es Pea.cock T' 30 FUN O.A. Fellowshi ps at Kia Kima will bB all FUN/no bust,ness events on Thursday evenings · following ordeal ceremonie s a t the Osage Di ning Hall. No Spea ches or long talks will be given. This Fellowship will feature you. You a re the main a ttra ction. Good food, games, and conversa tion a re the only reaso ns for these fellowship s. Wea r your sash and , please, come. �NOTABLE NOTES m ~. 9ohn O. mcC~Ln dle} recen tly became a Sales Rep resen tative for Keebl er Cooki e Co. The area '-" he serves stretc hes from Raleig h to Ripley to Frays er. After 30 years in the Cookie Busin ess his emplo yers sent him to Chicag o to learn how to sell cookie s. Best of luck! m~ . Tom mc9 uL~e has been workin g for the IRS. Its good to have friend s in the right place s. m~ . BLll Fowle~, forme r Eas tern Chapt er Advise r, has a new postio n with Moder n Door and Hardware. Bill's busin ess trave l will take him throug hout the South and we know he will enjoy bird- watch ing during his many hours on the road. Cla~~L/ Led Sect Lon: WANTED: Indian Dancer s & Singe rs. Hel p us to keep the fine tradit ion going even if you can't dance or sing you cna be of great help. If you like fun, if you like fellow ship, then call your Chapt er Chief or call: Barch elai Smith 386-59 58 Indian Affai rs Chairm an Mr. Bill Jennin gs 386- 5817 Indi an ~ffai rs Advis er This is your newsl etter! If you know of some notab le person or a notab le achiev ement drop us a note-- our addres s is found on page 2. m~. BLll Bo nd} Lodge Advis er, was recen tly report ed to have been seen at the opera Macbe th. During the opera Mr. Bond was report ed to have stood and remove d all his clothe s above the wa ist . T~LPP Balt3 has been accep ted to the Unive rsity of Notre Dame. Conclave ~e~ult~ : A numbe r of dance rs in our Lodge compe ted at the Concla ve which was held in Hattie sburg , Missis sipp i. Many Arrowm en earned indivi dual award s. In additi on the Lodge Dance Team won 1st place in compe ting with the other lodges of our sectio n. Listed below are indivi dual award s. mLke Neal -- 1st Outfi t (Feath er) 3rd Dance (Feath er). ~obe~t Neal -- 3rd Dance (Oldstyle ). 9amLe App l Ln~ --2nd Dance (Olds tyle) 1st Outfi t (Oldst yle). Ralph Sand~ -- lst Outfi t (Strai ght) 3rd Dance (Strai ght). Ba~chelaL 5mLth --2nd Outfi t (Olds tyle). ~rder of the iflrrow NEW OA SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED TO ARROWMEN A new scholarsh ip is offered by the Order of the A rrow for Arrowme n interested in a career in professio nal Scouting . At least two $2,000 scholarsh ips will be awarded each year. Success ful candidate s will be eligible for a renewal of the award provided they maintain satisfacto ry scholasti c progress and participat ion in Scouting . Recipien ts will be chosen on the basis of merit by the national Order of the Arrow Committee. Renewals will be considere d in conjunct ion with new applicatio ns. To be eligible for the award, applicant s must be graduat ing high-sch ool seniors accepte d by a four-yea r college or universit y or be undergraduate students enrolled in a fouryear college or university . For additi o nal informat ion and to request applicatio ns, write to the Order of the Arrow Scholars hip, Boy Scout D ivision (SUM 0209 at the national offi ce). �CHAPTE R NEWS The Crittenden Chapter had its Spring Camporee the weekend of April 29- May 1. We tapped out nine candidates at the campfire. We are planning a campfire for the May Webelos Encampment. The OASE Chapter held elections £or ten troops and tapped out 23 new candidates. Two members of our chapter were members of the Lodge Ceremony Team who participated at the last Conclave. Future chapter plans include participation in the Scout Olympics, Kia Kima Summer Camp Promotion, and a chapter dance team. Any OASE members interested in dancing please call Tony Anthmatten at 365- 9087. -----~--· The Eastern Chapter is now making plans to train Dance and Ceremonial Teams. We tapped out 69 candidates at the District ~amporee. Cecil Aycock, Dob Johnson, ~cott Fuller, Clyde Skelton, and Bob Yahola worked at the Scout Oympics. Several members of our chapter have worked diligently to ensure t he sched u ling o f all OA elections. Thanks to all who helped. Since our chapter is one of the largest in the Lodge, it is a shame that only a . few are allowed to work with the Chapter and Lodge . Troops 75, 255, 256, and 459 are the only troops supporting the Chapter. Won't you support your Chapter and make known your desires of activities in the Chapter? For further information contact: Cecil Aycock, Chapter Chief 377-0915 Clyde Skelton, Chapter Adviser -~ 372- 7193 iF ONE OF YOUR FRIENDS HASN'T RECEIVED A THUNDERBIRD THEN MAYBE HE HASN'T PAID HIS DUES. DOES HE HAVE A BLUE CARD? $2.50. PAY YOUR DUES TODAY • DUES ARE ONLY ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ ........ . ~CHICKABAH ll,g,,. .. • • WW W LODGE CIUckuaw Council BOY scours OF AllERICA 171 8. lfoU7wood 8Creet llempbia. Tmuurr• 38112 SUPPORT SCOUTING � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document WWW406 arrow ne;s for arrow men " Ch1ckas~h .. ··~,, ... Thunderbird wWw chickasaw council, bsa. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXIV NO. 2 CHICKASAH LODGE #406 APRIL-JUNE 1983 1983 National Order Of The Arrow Conference A great opportunity for all Arrowrnen will be available this summer. The 1983 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held August 15-19 at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersy. For those who have never attended a conference, it is a tremendous week of fantastic training, great Indian & Lodge competition, and superb fellowship. This will be the last confer~ :nee for three years. At NOAC you ._..will be able to meet Scouts from all over the United States from Alaska to Florida. One of the best aspect~ of the confer~nce is the chance to exchange ideas with folks and bring back some neat ideas that can make our lodge better. The cost for the conference is $160. This includes room & board, and all conference materials. The trip to the conference will afford some great opportunities to see some special sights. Arrowrnen will be able to visit Treasure Island Scout Camp, where the Order was founded, and see a re-enactment of the first Ordeal Ceremony. New York and all of its sights are only a small side trek from the conference site. The bottom line on the national conference is that its FUN! Register today at the Scout Office. For further information contact Pat Marshall (323-8775) or Mr. Jim Laycook (523-1418 [W] /362-3241 [H]). Summer Ordeal at Kia Kima The Summer Ordeal will be held at Kia Kima Scout Reservation June 10-12. This is always a very i~portant project for the Chickasah Lodge. We will be getting Camp ready for the summer camping season. We need to have as many people at this Ordeal as possible. Members who have access to trucks are encouraged to bring them as we will be in need of transportation vehicles for people and material. The Ordeal Master for this Ordeal will be Jason Hood (323-7189) .._;,nd his adviser is Mr. Walt Reinecke (357-2386). Anyone interested in being involved in ceremonies should contact the Ceremonies Adviser, Vince Sutherland (357-2386). If you have special skills (such as plumbing, electr icity, etc.) please contact the Ordeal Mas ter or bring your equipment to Camp. We would greatly appreciate your if.al en ts .• The cost for the weekend is $15 for candidates and $6 for members. Those brothers who would like to undergo their Brotherhood will be given an opportunity for $10 . Please pre-register with the Registration Form in this Thunderbird . There will be a late-fee of $2 for those who register after June 8th. Chiefly Speaking Dear Brothers: The Nationa l Order of the Arrow Conference will be held August 15-19 at Rutgers University . The cost will only be $140 if you register by June 1 [provided the lodge meets i ts quota] , if you don't have your money in by then it will cost $160. In 1981 our lodge took over 20 people to the national conference. Our quota is for 21 Ar rowmen to attend. The conference affords a wonderful opportun1ty to learn more about the Order of the Arrow. The knowledge that Arrowmen gain and bring back will greatly benefit our lodge in the year s to come. I can not express the importance of attending a ~OAC, so register today ! Yours in Brotherhood , Tracy Speake CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Publishe.d quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406 Editors -in - Chief Tripp Baltz Jason Hood Editorial Editor Pat Marshall Reporters. Wayne Dowdy You.rt Na.me llerte Adviser Drew Dirmeyer Address all correspondance to : CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD c/o Pat Marshall 293 Aurora Circle Memphis, Tennessee 38111 LmERS WHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MID? Dear Brothers: On a recent venture to the Central Road of Camp Cur rier during an eventful weekend, I realized that there were no tents in the area. I ask you to look at the opening pages of your handbook . "The Order is a thing of the outdoors ••• it needs the sun and the rain • • • mountains and p lains ••• " With these words Dr . Goodman, our founder , opens the handbook. I'm sure that anyone of us in this national Brotherhood of honored campers could go somewhere and find a large bui l ding with a concrete floor to sleep on . Our dining hall is such a large building that has no sun or rain in it, so let's get back to the basicP of Scouting and the Order and bring our tents to the next Ordeal or Fellowship . Yours in Cheerfulness, Patrick Marshall This is your newsletter! We'd like to hear from you. What's on your mind~ , PLEASE write to us . Our ad<l~ess is found on page 2. A l~ l .eti:eri;; must be signed before being publ i shed. · ThLn~4 a.rten't ~ood 6eca.u.4e the~ / rte Old; ThLn~4 a.rte old 6eca.u.4e the~ / rte <iood . BROWN CLOUD HEADS .STAFF A Profile of the 1983 Kia Kima Sta.ff Claud Brown, Camp Director, has served a.s the southwest District Executive for six years. Mr. Brown is an Eagle Scout, and a Vigil Member O.A. He is a graduate of East High School (Memphis), and the Univ. of Tennessee at Knoxville where he earned a degree in Business Administration. This summer will be Mr. Brown's fifth as Camp Director at Kia Kima. Program Director Keith Von Almen, the Silver Fox, is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240. Mr. V has - 9en a volunteer scouter for 22 'ifea rs and holds the Wood Badge training award. He is retired from Defense Industrial Plant Equipment Center. Activities Director Jason Hood, 18, is a graduate of CBHS ·where he was President of the Student Council. Jason is currently South East Region Chief O.A. and a member of the s.E. Region Executive Board. This Eagle is a freshman at Southwestern Univ. majoring in Business and International Studies. Jason is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and a Vigil member O.A. Conservation Director and Na ture Lodge Manager Pat Marshall, 19, is well known for his strong singing , voice. Pat is our Lodge lead sing~ er and a sophmore Business major at ; Christian Brothers College. He is a.n Eagle, Vigil O.A ., Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 66, and has attended National Camp Scool. Pat i.11 act as Ordeal Master for Kia .11 .. ima Ordeals. Assistant Nature Lodge Manager Wayne Dowdy, 18, is an Eagle Scout, Ordeal Member O.A. and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 247. Wayne, a Sophmored°cuYnali~n> - student a t MSU, hopes to become a newspaper reporter. Wayne will be joining the Thunderbird staff next issue. ~aurice Edwards, 20, will return to. amp Staff after a two year absens~. Maurice will serve as right hand man to our field sports director (who will be on loan from the u.s. Navy.) Maurice is an Eagle Scout and Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 159. He is a sophmore at the Univ. of Tennessee at Martin where he plays Varsity Football and majors in Computer Science. Water Front Director Rush Wa~le r, 2:2, earned .a B. s. in Biology at Southwestern University and is a Medical student at the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sci ences (Memphis). Rush directed Aquatics on the lake in 1982 but will direct the River Front this season.•Rush has attended National Camp School. Water Front Dire ctor Jim Henley 21 a senior engineering student a t Memphis State. This Eagle Scout is Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240 and has experience in virtually all areas of Kia Kima operation. Jimmy is a Brotherhood Member O.A., and has attended Nationc=i .l Camp School. He will direct Aouatics on the lake, Director of Senior Scout Programs Drew Dirmeyer 11, earned a B4S• in Biology at Memphis state· and is a Medical student a t the Univ. of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences(Memphis). Drew is an Eagle Scout, Vi gil member O.A., and Assista nt Scoutmaster of Troop 278. Drew Continued on page 4. staff profile continued from page 3. vri ll be starting a new program this y ea r for high school age scouts. First Year Camper Manager Paul Henley, 20, is a second year student at State Tech ( Memphis). He is a n Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 240, Ea gle Scout, and Vigil Member O.A. Paul has five years of Camp Staff experience. First Year Camper Assistant Manager Otis Warr #4, 17, is an .Eagle Scout, Brotherhood Member O.A., a nd membe r of Tro op 34. Otis is a graduate of Central High School (at the time of this printing he has not decided where he will continue his education), attended the Na tiona.l Jamboree in 81, and served on the KiaKima. s taff of 1980. Business Manager Dale Maret is a Life Scout, Brotherhood Member O.A., and adult leader with Troop 260. Mr. Maret is a retired Senior Chief Personelman u.s. Navy, and has been involved in Scouting a s an adult for eight years. I John Perry, Quarter Master, holds a B.A. from Memphi.§ .. ·state in Engliqh and Russian. John is an Eagle Scout, Brotherhood Member O.A., and is a n Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 75. John is concid.ering going into teaching, sales, or maybe joining the Peace Corps. Ca.mp Commissioner Mac Thomas , 29, is Troop Committee ,:Chairman of Troop 97. An Eagle Scout, and Ordeal Member O.A., Mac served on the 1973 Na tional Jamboree Sta ff. ~ Ma.c . holds the Wo od Badge training a.ward · and"'is proud to be a Wood Badge . Owl. Mac is a former Kia Kima. Progra.m ~ Di r ec tor. Assistant Camp Commissione r Bob Wilson · has more or less been continuously involved in Scouti n g since 1927. Bob first c a mpe d a t Kia .,Ki ma 27 yea rs ago. A Life Scout, Mr. WiD..so n i s a retired _Chief Hospital Corpsman u •. s. Na vy, a · vet er an of WWII and the Ko"rean·~ War, a nd is a. survivor of the Japanese a ttack on Pearl Ha rbor. Mr . Wilson is an adult leader with Troop 85 . Nature Gary Eastwood Philip Crisp Pioneer/Ca mping Robert Cr a nor Lynn Irwin Kenneth Ba roff Handicraft A G Howard Joe Hart Aquatics Bobby Lawson Harold Brown Mark Derr Paul Eubanks Dwayne Pric e Glen Stewart Kevin Burns Ward Ja.hrilson T 359 T 343 T 47 T 30 T 45 T 29 T 200 T 86 T 61 T 77 T 523 T 50 T 34 T 368 First Year Program Dwight Simmons Louis Smith T 127 T 159 SIT (Sta ffers in Stephen Murphy Scott Schile Jason Voyles Tim Norris Mike Blair Tim Maret Scott Long Field Sports Da vid McKenzie Chris Mag ee Herman Robers Training} T 69 T 260 T 200 T 260 T 260 T 260 T 18 T 30 T 30 T 30.? Comp. Offc. T.P. T.P. D.H. D.H. Jeff Williams T 30 Regrick Sample T 145 Wes Pool T 343 Wendell WilliamsT 77 Timmy Perkins T 159 Charl es Pea.cock T' 30 FUN O.A. Fellowships at Kia Kima will bB all FUN/no bust,ness events on Thursday evenin gs · following ordeal ceremonies a t the Osage Di ning Hall. No Spea ches or long talks will be given. This Fellowship will feature you. You a re the main a ttra ction. Good food, games, and conversa tion a re the only reaso ns for these fellowships. Wea r your sash and , please, come. NOTAB LE NOTES m ~. 9ohn O. mcC~Ln dle} recently became a Sales Rep resentative for Keebler Cookie Co. The area '-" he serves stretches from Raleigh to Ripley to Frayser. After 30 years in the Cookie Business his employers sent him to Chicago to learn how to sell cookies. Best of luck! m~ . Tom mc9 uL~e has been working for the IRS. Its good to have friends in the right places. m~ . BLll Fowle~, former Eas tern Chapter Adviser, has a new postion with Modern Door and Hardware. Bill's business travel will take him throughout the South and we know he will enjoy bird- watching during his many hours on the road. m~. BLll Bo nd} Lodge Adviser, was recently reported to have been seen at the opera Macbeth. During the opera Mr. Bond was reported to have stood and removed all his clothes above the waist. T~LPP Balt3 has been accepted to the University of Notre Dame. Conclave ~e~ult~ : A number of dancers in our Lodge competed at the Conclave which was held in Hattiesburg, Mississipp i. Many Arrowmen earned individual awards. In addition the Lodge Dance Team won 1st place in competing with the other lodges of our section. Listed below are individual awards. mLke Neal -- 1st Outfit (Feather) 3rd Dance (Feather). ~obe~t Neal -- 3rd Dance (Oldstyle). 9amLe App l Ln~ --2nd Da nce (Oldstyle) 1st Outfit (Oldstyle). Ralph Sand~ -- lst Outfit (Straight) 3rd Dance (Straight). Ba~chelaL 5mLth --2nd Outfit (Oldstyle). ~rder of the iflrrow Cla~~L/ Led Sect Lon: WANTED: Indian Dancers & Singers. Hel p us to keep the fine tradition going even if you can't dance or sing you cna be of great help. If you like fun, if you like fellowship, then call your Chapter Chief or call: Barchelai Sm ith 386-5958 Indian Affairs Chairman Mr. Bill Jennings 386- 5817 Indi an ~ffai rs Adviser This is your newsletter! If you know of some notable person or a notable achievement drop us a note--our address is found on page 2 . NEW OA SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED TO ARROWMEN A new scholarship is offered by the Order of the A rrow for Arrowmen interested in a career in professional Scouting. At least two $2,000 scholarships will be awarded each year. Successful candidates will be eligible for a renewal of the award provided they maintain satisfactory scholastic progress and participation in Scouting. Recipients will be chosen on the basis of merit by the national Order of the Arrow Committee. Renewals will be considered in conjunction with new applications. To be eligible for the award, applicants must be graduating high-school seniors accepted by a four-year college or university or be undergraduate students enrolled in a fouryear college or university. For additi o nal informat ion and to request applications, write to the Order of the Arrow Scholarship, B oy Scout D iv ision (SUM 0209 at the national offi ce). CHAPTER The Crittenden Chapter had its Spring Camporee the weekend of April 29- May 1. We tapped out nine candidates at the campfire. We are planning a campfire for the May Webelos Encampment. The OASE Chapter held elections £or ten troops and tapped out 23 new candidates. Two members of our chapter were members of the Lodge Ceremony Team who participated at the last Conclave. Future chapter plans include participation in the Scout Olympics, Kia Kima Summer Camp Promotion, and a chapter dance team. Any OASE members interested in dancing please call Tony Anthmatten at 365- 9087. NEWS -----~--· The Eastern Chapter is now making plans to train Dance and Ceremonial Teams. We tapped out 69 candidates at the District ~amporee. Cecil Aycock, Dob Johnson, ~cott Fuller, Clyde Skelton, and Bob Yahola worked at the Scout Oympics. Several members of our chapter have worked diligently to ensure t he sched u ling o f all OA elections. Thanks to all who helped. Since our chapter is one of the largest in the Lodge, it is a shame that only a . few are allowed to work with the Chapter and Lodge . Troops 75, 255, 256, and 459 are the only troops supporting the Chapter. Won't you support your Chapter and make known your desires of activities in the Chapter? For further information contact: Cecil Aycock, Chapter Chief 377-0915 Clyde Skelton, Chapter Adviser -~ 372- 7193 iF ONE OF YOUR FRIENDS HASN'T RECEIVED A THUNDERBIRD THE N MAYBE HE HASN'T PAID HIS DUES. DOES HE HAVE A BLUE CARD? DUES ARE ONLY $2.50. PAY YOUR DUES TODAY • ................................................. ~CHICKABAH ll,g,, .. LODGE .. CIUckuaw Council • BOY scours OF AllERICA • 171 8. lfoU7wood 8Creet W W W llempbia. Tmuurr• 38112 SUPPORT SCOUTING Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1983 (Apr-June) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8aec54be3c2dbecea454f8538a1ecc18.pdf 74b591ac40440a66426674432ef9c0b0 PDF Text Text BF Chickssqh Thunderbird arrrl\tr news forarrow men chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. ARE YOU TETTER FROII THE CHIEF I hrd the oppoprtunity to rttend the llrtional por lor in Porell, Iyoring, in August. I lerrned r lot rbout Indian A{{airs and paralleling lodge progrars, I see the need to tie the lodge together. I m euggesting thrt m dive herd first into r Lodge Dance Progru, Anyone intererted in Indian drncing, singing, outfit-miing, or Indirn culture please contact re as 3oon tE porible. I feel this till prove very valuable to our lodge, rre :trrting i nfi ytarr rc, of tourtr, are {or net ideas, le tould love to herr your Since xe looking touents in the {orr oi a lrtter. In this try, ;e rtn knor rhrt you think rbout rhrt the lodgr hrs or hrs not done, hot the lodqe crn bt irprov:d, rnd thrt the lodge should try to do in the {uture. Pluge let m knol your iders rnd/or corltnts, no mtter hot rtrll you ray think thry You rre thr lodge, rnd our progr.r ir your rre, progrn, Plmse crll re if rrite to u tith your id:as, you hrve rny quertionr lly telephonr nurber isr tr88-1629, rnd lly rddrer itr 2?85 Drrolyn, Brrtlrtt, Ilt 38lil. Yourr in rnd ORDER OF IHE ARROI?? l mrber of the Chickurh Lodge in nme only? in helping our Lodge gror? Are you rn older Scout tho needs r ner outlet to k:ep your interert in Scouting? Are you interested in lndirn Lore? Are you interested in participating in cereronies? Arr you Derr Brother, A}I ATTII/E I.IEIIBER OF TilE Are you interested to rny of thece questions is 'YES', then help. le desparrtely need rarbers on all o{ our romitteesl Cer:ronies, 0rderl, Brotherhood, Vigil, Activities, Service, Unit Elections, If the ansrer our lodge ren use your i F!ri gr..L.L.y[rl rD,,hl ^i. ?rI rah^ar rs.rFrrrrr.l li.-. --.r --r rDrrrati I 9-uL.-iiil --t .rra !-Ji .. aaig.lti Affairs, Fror the nurber ol comittees lirted you (en tell the operrtion o{ our lodge is not r srall one rnd cannot be only r fet rerberr, To hlve r rucmsful 0rdar the Arror organilation requires the prrticiprtion of done by o{ llAl{Y If rerbers. you rould liie to rctiva in the lodge, plrme officm listed in thir copy of r lrtter to Larry Rrinet, Lodge l{06, 2?Bi 0rrolyn, Brrtlett, Tll brcore contrct rny ol the lodge the liundrriird or rritt Chirf, Chickurh Lodgr 38 I 31, Brotherhood, Lrrry Rrines Lodge Chie{ lltltltltttttllttllttlrltlttr DtlII'T Ilon't forget 3t, to FOREET Tt} PAY Y{IUR I?88 pry your 0.4. duer {or DUES 1988 by Decarber t997. tllltlttllllrlrtrilrttttrr rrt �I?87.I988 THERE DOES YOUR CHAPTER IIEET? LODEE OFFITERS offinrg oi th: Chiclmrh Lodga for rlected st thr Flll F:llorship. Ihry rrer l?87-1988 rere The Lodge Chie{ {Advisar. Vice thie{. {Advi Jir . . . .,, Stanford. knor rhrn rnd re . ., . . . Tyson Slith l{ you hrvr rny questionr roncerning listed elrerhere in this l[uadrr]ird. Chapterr Arangi ., . .i55-5i16 District: South Centrrl ileeting Location: lleeting Tirer 735-9930 ser. rh:rc your chrpter mrts? Lirted tires rnd locrtions o{ prrently the meting your chapter operations, contact your Chapter Chie{ . . . . .388-1629 . . . .,682-775i} Brld Bradley., belor active chapters. ser. \lice Chie{. {Advi Lrrry Rrinrs. .,, . ., Do you ) Chapteru Crittenden Dirtrictr . .llrrk Cassell .,.,..73t-9618 {Adviser.,..,., Secretary/Treasurer Crittenden lleeting Locationr llrrion Scout Hut, llrrion, lleeting Tire; 2nd Tuesday Chapter: Nagataren I}istrictr ll.I. llississippi lleating Locationr J.C. Building, Southrven lleeting Iire: lrt Ihurrdry, 7r00-?r00 P.lt. @RDERon' ,A Chrptrru |lmhobr Districtr llashobr lleeting LorrtionrCedar lood [hristian lleeting Tirel 2nd Thurrdry, 7;00 P,ll, Chaptar I9B7.I9B8 CHAPTER THIEF$ Di stri r l{etmi r l{ortherstqI Jlaolian serve o{ the Chickasrh ..r..,. . ., r . {Adviser. 1987-l?88r . aaataa .Louis Richrrdson . .,,3?6-0777} ., . . . . .RogE llcFee ., . r . . .781-2033 (Adviser, . . . . . .Eddy Honeyrutt ! ., . .393-4502) }lagataren llrshobrrr.r.r.r tetali. . r . . {Advisrr. r r .Fred Hilsrbeck .353-0083! . . . .John llc[rulry. . . . .,b82-7977 . . .,Bill Doughtery . r . . .tr53-2115} ) . . r . . . . .,Andy l'lurrry. . . . . . .7{3-7212 t r r . . .5cott Stcvrns., . . .,685-3817) r, r . ., .8.J. Cottrrll. t . . . .853-860i r . . . . .Bob Cottrrll . ., . . .833-8605) (Adviser. Iitschindin (Adviser. Fhr,r,h llaeting Locrtion: lleeting Iire: Chrpter: IIASE Districtr Southeast lleeting Locrtionl St, Luke's lhthodirt thurch lleeting Tire: 2nd Tuesdry, 7100 P.ll. . . . . . .l(en CIgrk. r . . . . . .276-1177 . . . . . .Bill Delitt. r . r . .,316-6720) lleeting Locrtion: terrantorn Presbyterirn lleeting Tire: lst ledneadry, 7100 P.ll. Church Chrpteru Iitschindin Distrirtl {Advirrr. lrprneu, 'c Frlhal ir [hrpter: Irpanau District: Erstern ataaat llorth[entrrl..... (Adviser....,., 0{SE. Iirhra! 2nd Thursdry, 7r30-9;00 P.l{. Chapter: llorth Central . . . . .,Xeith Hill . .,735-5611 (Adviser, ,,Donllerton ...735-6685) . .,, . Tirer Districtr l{orth Centrri Crittenden. (Adviser. I areliaa. Lodqe hrye been eiected to their chapters as Chrpter Chie{s {or Arrngi. Church ct lleeting The rerbers AR Southtest llaeting Locrtion: Long 5tru:t lhthodirt lleeting Tirer Lrst Thurtdry, 7rtrO P.ll. Chursh �I?8i.I988 NAIIO}IAL POT MT lleerly 500 irroilen grtherad for the firrt l{rtionrl Por Hor rhich ras conducted rt llorthmst [onunity Colirge in Porell, lyoring, on Augu:t 2-8. The Pot lor o{fered outrtrnding rorkshop garinars thrae rrE.s oi in interest--0.4. Shomrnship, indien Lore, rnd Cereronies. fi grert deal o{ knorladge rai grined, rnd a lot of enthusiarr ms ganerrtd by thou rho rttended, The rerbere of the Chiclrsrh Lodge rho rttended the Por Ior rere Lrrry Raines, (urt Errnhrrt, rnd Dale Bolliver. Alro, rmbers o{ our lodge rere on the Por lor staf{. They rere Jir Lrycook, t,D. [rsh, Bob Yahola, and llrx IALEIIDAR OF O.A, EVEiiTS Evrnt/f,ct i vi ty :::: Lor at i on Crrp Currier llov, 20-22, 1987 {kdealr Brotherhood' tligil Jrn,17, l98B 0.4. Erecutive tomittee Scout 0{fire lleet i ng llar. 6, l?88 0.4, Executive [omittee Scout 0f{ice lleati ng li Apr. 22-24, 19BB Section 0.4. CarF Hood, Conclave Jrrkson, Aycock. t{ATrotrrA[ Pow wow ilS 0,4, Executive Comittee Scout 0{{ice Itay lt,1?BE \ Ileet i ng x / \ Jun. l0-l2r l?BB 0rdeal, Aug. l{-18' l98E ilational 0rder of Xir Kira Brotherhood Coiorado State Uni versi ty t the Con{ erenc e Ft. Collins,[0 Aug FALL FELLETSHI P/PI CIiI 21, l9tB 8ep. C Frll Frllorship/Picnic ias r great succers. This yerr's ectivities rare rtrickly {un, and rveryone hed a great tire. Ie enjoyed the trsditional activities, :uch ls the rgg toss, the relry remr the tug-of-rar and uiming. Ie rlso did sore good ol' jurp-ropin' rnd hsd an tgg hunt. Ihe serond lnnuai Youth ve. Aduit gmes rere hrld rnd proved to be very erciting. The rdults brraly edged the boys in the volleyball mtch. The adults rleo took an errly lerd in the football gue, but the youth rere able to {iqht o{{ their 250+ pound counterprrts to tie the gare rith one touchdoxn each. The carpfire ras very enjoyrbie rnd provad to be the The 9-l0r 1988 ?*t 0fficer lrrining Scout 0i{ice 0ct, ?, l98B 0,4. Exrruti ve Scout 0tfice lleeti )tov, l8-20' l?88 0rdeal, tup Curri er Brotherhood t Visil Chickasaw Council o t Bas HI fl Navy IN ea a 7 illlr ls BDOUT BASE '87 FETTOL6II?P 0tr c \ \ vwul Comi ttee ng LOD6E PARTICIPATED F},ro, Ful Carp Currier I?BE outdoor ftrtd iry our F:llorship [}ct. E, setting for the rmrdr presrntationr. The rtrorphare for trpping-out {iv: ner Vigils rould not hrve been better. This year'r feliorrhip rrr lun rnd rxciting, but nert year's rill be aven better. perfrct [},A, Erecutive [omittee Sceut 0ffice lheting Our lodge participated in Scout Brse '87 at the llillington l{rval Air $trtion on 0ctober 21. 0ur thene ras Indian Lore. llelbers o{ our lodge delonstatad hor to rake Indian rhokers and do berdrorl. Ihey rlso explained the various out{its rnd bonnets on display. The fet Iodge mrbars rho participated hrd r {un-filled day, and rith their help our lodge recaived a BLUE RIBE0!1. Spacial thanls goes to the ilegataren Chapter rho helped ret-up the booth and rho supplied rll of the Indian iters for the display. �t -*)-\-tlEts tl FALL IO BE CIRDEAL AIID BRI}THERHOOD HELD It0vEltBER 20-22 II 1988 SECTl0lr C0ITCLAVE be held rt tup l?87. All rerbers are rncourrged to rttand this matend to help induct those brothers trpped out for induction into the 0rder of the Arror, la also ctn help our cmP rrngcr lith those things needrd to help inaure thrt tho:e uring the carp till Ihe Frll 0rderl II Conclrve Hood, south ol The Section rt Cmp md Brothrrhood Currier on lloverher 20t 2l rnd 22r rill held April 22-24, llB8, be Jackson,, lli rri rsi ppi , The {ees for thr l9BE tonrlave rill br llt,00, thich includes rerlr rhile rt cmp and one conclave patch. rii rn offers 0.4. lerbers opportunity to hrve throughout our rection, to learn rore ahout the Order o{ the Arror, and a chance to corpete in various activities, including The conclave p ri th other I odge rerbers {el I orshi Indi an ng, the luest, Lodge Scrapbook, Drnci Lodge rill enjoy r good outdoor exparirnce. Rererber, you rere chosen above othert by your {ellor $coutr to becore r terber of the 0rder. You should consider it a privilege rnd honor to be r rerber rnd help carry out the trrditions of the 0rder. Display, and others. should bring Everyone La:t year our lodqe ron third place in Lodge Displrv, the Buest, rnd Terr Dance, also brought back the Axelrn: Arard and a Participation Arard. Although no atlrd ras le given, our scrrpbook plrred second in the judging, le hoge Iargest rttend and our rttendanre at the l?BB conciave ever, lf you rant to the reprer:nt ronclave, please colplete our be the lodqe rnd the folloting forl sublit rith your prylent by llrrch I, (RETISTRATIOl{ FEES REIEIVED AFTER }IARCH ALS0, ilo PAICH, ilUE 0R ptl{ 0FDERS CAt{ BE ACCEPIED HARCH I, I O.A, flrp 1988, Enclosed is a check and eny additionrl iters I ADVAiICE; THEREF0RE, RESERVATI0l{S IILL BE xill b: {rol 6t00 P.ll, until !t==== == 10:00 P,lt, Friday, ====E!.=======.==3 =E= ORDEAL AtlD BROTHERHOOD RE$ISTRATION FORII tith Plerse corpl:te rnd rrturn thir forr or before l{ovarber 13, [?87t tot your pryrent on ilrude Brorn Chirlrsar Counril l7l $. Hollyrood llerphirr Tll 3Ell2 purchase, DHAPTERT tALl(-lN == Conrirve on April 22-2{, cover the registration cost ItAllE: ll0 A[CEPTEO. II to drsire to rnd rash. ALL FEES IIUST BE PAID TO THE COUI|CIL OFFICE OII OH BEFORE FRtDAY, il0VEilBER t3, 1987, F00D IIUST 8E 0RDERED ltt CO}{CLAVE thickrsah Lodge, Chickesar Council, 171 S, Hollyrood, llerphis, Tlt 38112 plan to attend the Section CHIPTER: ----AIIDRESST ADDRESST CITY: BTAIEI IELEPH0iIET UlllT ll0r DATE include all rerls on Srturdry and breakfast on Sundry. Ihe Brothcrhood {ees rlso includ: a handbookt The fees Chrck-in i] EL0VESr I0fiK AFTER ) 1?88 SECIIOI{ T0: 1988, 1 HILL BE I1B.OO. I0Rl( cLoTHEST SEoUI UlllFoRll! RAIII EEAnr $LEEPltlt BAEr ETE. pocket rill the folloring: 0F BIRTHT_-----_-_- Y0IJTH ZIFI TELEPH0IIET--- ----- Ut{lT l{Ot ( );iDULI ( )21 Oft 0LDER FEEE EtllL09EDr fiqirtrrtion, r. r.. EttrrPrtcher, HrtPins, |lugB,, rr I 15.00 t . . ., . . . r,, . lllrke check pryrble to $rrck 0ner Brothrrhood rrrr*filrlPLEAsE 11.00 = o{ Arericr.l Y0UTH { llf,[ULT { }21 0R 0LI}ER trndidrtl llub:r 120.00 {I 17.50 ( I Plrue I12.00u subritted Boy Scouts BIftIHT----------- chsck thr rork projects you rr! proficirnt inl ( l Crrpentry I ) Electricity { ) Refrigrrrtion ()Plurbino l)0ther I l{.i0= . . r . r r . . ----- I Total uount D0TE 0F List I BEIt{8 YIIUR Any Physicrl Conditiontr- Specirl lledications:- T00Ls}r}tllrrrr -1 �EROTHERHOOD CEREITOIIY o The Brotherhood C:rerony the Fall 0rdetl ?0-221 I{ I -You rurt be -You rurt br tro yerrs to provide rll iders and fellomhip. CBrarony', fee is tl9l thich includes roor, board, spacial events, and basic conference progrrr features. HorevEr, a apecial discount {ee of fl75 rill be o{fered to errly registrants. Lrrry forr to hir rt rttrnding 1'l.0.4,C,, rt 388-1629 or mil the folloting Drolyn, Bartlrtt, I[ 38131. Lodge Chief 2?85 Drrolyn It{ tr8lI+ b:cous ryeilrblr. I}I, ty: Etrter ----- Iip:-_--_--__ _--- Unit llo;_---_--___ Drte of Birthr_---_--_--- Youth ===:===E=======:trEE==E=3!I:r { )lAdult { }21 or oldr T0 tlt/E THESE SECTIOIIS III O}t FRIDAY IIIEHT, I{ you rre preprred nor to mke thir irportrnt drcirion or yoursrl f , rc ti I I rcl cotr you rt thr s!r!mny. f Plerse let us knor of your intentions lo preprrations crn be mde f or thoge rho rttmd on lloverbar 20-12, A Chrpten___-- r I:kphoner_-_ FRIDAY I{ITIIT AFTER CHECI(IIIE rll lhm:__---_-Ci lt,l PRESE}ITEI) THEI{ YOU C}iECX I u intarrsted in rttmding t,0.4.C. 0n lugust tl-t8, l?88. Plmse rend m rdditional informtion rhen it Addresg YIIU SH0ULD BE PREPARED THE I,ERBAL PORTIOII OUTLIilED This letter should--(al Erplain rhat you think the [}bligation rerns, (b) 0escribe hot you hrve been ful{illing this 0bligrtion in your troop or post and in your drily lifa, rnd hor you hrve used your understrnding of tha treditions of the 0rderl to rid in your rervica, {r) Dascriba tha rprci{ic plrn: you hrve for rendering sprvice to thr Lodge in fulfillmnt o{ the net plrdga that you rrpact to trke. THIS LETTER IIUST 8E PREPARED I}I AO\lilCE AIIO 8E please ll. 0. A, c.---l9Bg lrtlrtt, rn rstiv: rrgittrrrd rerbar in Scouting, rn rctive rrgirtrred mrber in the 0rder rust rrite r redrdication letter to the Lodge Sacretary erpre:ting hor you f:el you are prepared for the Brotharhood, 3s383!!:tEt=!-!!3!t!!E3r:r.!E I8r Lvry Rrinr, rt least l0 -You Raines ?985 ruber lor of the Arror, rust pry the required feer in rdvrnce. rust colplete the requirerentr on prger 65 through 71 oi the 0rder of thr Arror Hrndbook (198e printing), rhich includes the folloring sestions: '0n the Truil to Brotherhood', 'The Chrllanges of Brotherhood llerbershipr, tThe [ustorg rnd Trrditionc o{ the 0rdealo, ,Your Relrtionchip to Your Unit', 'Bervice in the Lodge Progrm', lnd 'Conducting tht Erothrrhood The sonference contact your -You -You o{ficirls end other lodge rerbers rith additional opportunities {or trrining, as ;ell rg opportunities to reet rerbers of other lodges iror all aver the country in rust hrve continured frithfully to rcrve ouan. -You rurt hrve bern rn 0rderl ronths, lodge you ere int:rested ret the r4uireruntt belot, you ray seal your in the 0rder through the Erotherhood cererony, f el I The 1?BB Nrtionrl 0rder of the Arror tonference (ii.0.4,C,) till be held August ll-18 at [olorrdo Strte Univerrity in Ft. Collins, Coiorrdo. If tith Eudorr, llS, on lloverber eligible for Brotherhood----- -You IIATIOITAL ORDER OF Tl{E ARROT COI{FEREI{CE and share rethods, br held in conjunction you hrve To be These conlerenres ere held every rill rt Cmp Currier, ti87, rerbership or Tt} BE HELD AI CAIIP CUfiRIER rill rrgistrrtion {orr for thit purpon is in this I issue. "l �ITEII VIEIL$ TAPPED-OUT ruu!u8,I AT FALL FELLOTSHIP Vigil Honor in the 0rder o{ the Arror is tr:rded to ilrorren in recognition o{ erctptionrl mrvinr perronal dfort, rnd unsel{ish interest in thr rclfare of others. These rrroi.cn have rade dirtinguithed rontributionr above rnd beyond their imedirte rerponribilitier in the 0rder of the Arror, The five retberg o{ our lodge rere tapped out for the Vigil Honor. Ihey rere IIIIIS IIIir lllDl' ,tUlRIy' DrLf 60ttIlin, PilIl. 6ltltn, rnd lllll C[rlf0nD. Thir ymr '? DATE lifa the spirit of by the 0rder o{ the f,rrot founder, E. lhner toodren, rnd co-founder, Carrol A Edron. 0nly tro llerdi cln, but do not hrya to be, he reroriElizec achieverent rs in his everydry described presentrd elch y?ar. During our Fill Falloruhip gur Lodge pres:nted u IIEI O,A, ADVISER SELECTED A{ter three y:ars of holding dotn the position o{ {1.A, Advicer for the Ehickasrh Lodge, Jir Laycook is turning over the reins to soreone ngil, CHANEED rhich ic normlly held during the ronth of hrl been changed thir yerr to llovarber 20r 1987. The Viqil Vigil Brerlfast rill not br thr folloring rorninq rs in the prst but rill be held on r date to br announed Irter. The lr l?88, Dr. Jir $tan{ord rll existence today. I , a d z HOTTY|YOOD .1 38;I2 VINCE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD MEMPHIS TN 3AL2A ii;.PriiiAti l.x Et :.$E * cH,cKASAw COut{C,r www becore ila rant to thrnk llr, Lrycook for thrt he har done for our lodge, Hithout his srvimr during the irrt geverrl yearsf the Chichsah Lodge probrbiy rould not be jn LcItrIGIE MEMPH'S, TENN. lill ldyi ger, CHICKABAH ,7t soutH the Founder's Arard to tro of itc rerberr rho distinguish therEelves rerbers of tht 0rdrr of the Arror, They rre l,I[f,Y ilIlitS rnd Pl{rt 6Il,,ltn, Eifrrtive Jrnuary February TxEDHilBU Ihe Foundrr's Amrd is preslnted to r rerber of the 0rder of the Arrm rho deronstrates to hi: {ellor arrormn that '. .r.ft-r{ VIEIL i nil{rut JU.a'l -l _J I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Chickssqh Thunderbird arrrl\tr news forarrow men chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. TETTER FROII THE CHIEF Derr Brother, I hrd the oppoprtunity to rttend the llrtional por lor in Porell, Iyoring, in August. I lerrned r lot rbout Indian A{{airs and paralleling lodge progrars, I see the need to tie the lodge together. I m euggesting thrt m dive herd first into r Lodge Dance Progru, Anyone intererted in Indian drncing, singing, outfit-miing, or Indirn culture please contact re as 3oon tE porible. I feel this till prove very valuable to our lodge, Since xe rre :trrting i nfi ytarr rc, of tourtr, are looking {or net ideas, le tould love to herr your touents in the {orr oi a lrtter. In this try, ;e rtn knor rhrt you think rbout rhrt the lodgr hrs or hrs not done, hot the lodqe crn bt irprov:d, rnd thrt the lodge should try to do in the {uture. Pluge let m knol your iders rnd/or corltnts, no mtter hot rtrll you ray think thry rre, You rre thr lodge, rnd our progr.r ir your progrn, Plmse crll re if you hrve rny quertionr rnd rrite to u tith your id:as, lly telephonr nurber isr tr88-1629, rnd lly rddrer itr 2?85 Drrolyn, Brrtlrtt, Ilt 38lil. Yourr in Brotherhood, Lrrry Rrines Lodge Chie{ ARE YOU A}I ATTII/E I.IEIIBER OF TilE ORDER OF IHE ARROI?? Arr you l mrber of the Chickurh Lodge in nme only? Are you interested in helping our Lodge gror? Are you rn older Scout tho needs r ner outlet to k:ep your interert in Scouting? Are you interested in lndirn Lore? Are you interested in participating in cereronies? If the ansrer to rny of thece questions is 'YES', then our lodge ren use your help. le desparrtely need rarbers on all o{ our romitteesl Cer:ronies, 0rderl, Brotherhood, Vigil, Activities, Service, Unit Elections, rD g,,rh..l Li .FL.!yri[ rl ^i. ?rsrI. rFrarrhr^rra.lr l-i-..-r. rD Ir r9r-autiL .-i-ii-lr .-r-rta !a-aJii g.l.t.i Affairs, Fror the nurber ol comittees lirted you (en tell the operrtion o{ our lodge is not r srall one rnd cannot be done by only r fet rerberr, To hlve r rucmsful 0rdar o{ the Arror organilation requires the prrticiprtion of llAl{Y rerbers. If you rould liie to brcore rctiva in the lodge, plrme contrct rny ol the lodge officm listed in thir copy of the liundrriird or rritt r lrtter to Larry Rrinet, Lodge Chirf, Chickurh Lodgr l{06, 2?Bi 0rrolyn, Brrtlett, Tll 38 I 31, lltltltltttttllttllttlrltlttr DtlII'T FOREET Tt} PAY Y{IUR I?88 DUES Ilon't forget to pry your 0.4. duer {or 3t, t997. 1988 by Decarber tllltlttllllrlrtrilrttttrr rrt BF Secretary/Treasurer . .llrrk Cassell {Adviser.,..,., .,.,..73t-9618 I?87.I988 LODEE OFFITERS The offinrg oi th: Chiclmrh Lodga for l?87-1988 rere rlected st thr Flll F:llorship. Ihry rrer Lodge Chie{ Lrrry Rrinrs. . . . . .388-1629 {Advisar. .,, . ., Jir Stanford. . . . .,682-775i} Vice thie{. . . . .,, Brld Bradley., ., . .i55-5i16 {Advi ser. \lice Chie{. . ., . . . Tyson Slith {Advi ser. 735-9930 THERE DOES YOUR CHAPTER IIEET? Do you knor rhrn rnd rh:rc your chrpter mrts? Lirted belor re the meting tires rnd locrtions o{ prrently active chapters. l{ you hrvr rny questionr roncerning your chapter operations, contact your Chapter Chie{ listed elrerhere in this l[uadrr]ird. Chapterr Arangi District: South Centrrl ileeting Location: lleeting Tirer Chapteru Crittenden Dirtrictr Crittenden lleeting Locationr llrrion Scout Hut, llrrion, AR lleeting Tire; 2nd Tuesday Chapter: Nagataren I}istrictr ll.I. llississippi lleating Locationr J.C. Building, Southrven lleeting Iire: lrt Ihurrdry, 7r00-?r00 P.lt. Chrptrru |lmhobr Districtr llashobr lleeting LorrtionrCedar lood [hristian Church lleeting Tirel 2nd Thurrdry, 7;00 P,ll, Chaptar r l{etmi Di stri ct r l{ortherst Jlaolian I areliaa. qI Iirhra! 'c Frlhal ir Fhr,r,h lleeting Tirer 2nd Thursdry, 7r30-9;00 P.l{. Chapter: llorth Central Districtr l{orth Centrri llaeting Locrtion: lleeting Iire: Chrpter: IIASE Districtr Southeast lleeting Locrtionl St, Luke's lhthodirt thurch lleeting Tire: 2nd Tuesdry, 7100 P.ll. [hrpter: Irpanau District: Erstern lleeting Locrtion: terrantorn Presbyterirn Church lleeting Tire: lst ledneadry, 7100 P.ll. Chrpteru Iitschindin Distrirtl Southtest llaeting Locrtion: Long 5tru:t lhthodirt Chursh lleeting Tirer Lrst Thurtdry, 7rtrO P.ll. @RDERon' ,A I9B7.I9B8 CHAPTER THIEF$ The rerbers o{ the Chickasrh Lodqe hrye been eiected to serve their chapters as Chrpter Chie{s {or 1987-l?88r Arrngi. . . r . . , . . aaataa {Adviser. . ., r . .Louis Richrrdson . .,,3?6-0777} Crittenden. . . . . .,Xeith Hill . .,735-5611 (Adviser, ,,Donllerton ...735-6685) }lagataren ., . . . . .RogE llcFee ., . r . . .781-2033 (Adviser, . . . . . .Eddy Honeyrutt ! ., . .393-4502) llrshobrrr.r.r.r (Adviser. . .,, . .Fred Hilsrbeck .353-0083! tetali. . r . . . . . .John llc[rulry. . . . .,b82-7977 {Advisrr. r r . . .,Bill Doughtery . r . . .tr53-2115} llorth[entrrl..... (Adviser....,., 0{SE. . . r . . . . .,Andy l'lurrry. . . . . . .7{3-7212 {Advirrr. t r r . . .5cott Stcvrns., . . .,685-3817) lrprneu, r, r . ., .8.J. Cottrrll. t . . . .853-860i (Adviser. r . . . . .Bob Cottrrll . ., . . .833-8605) Iitschindin . . . . . .l(en CIgrk. r . . . . . .276-1177 (Adviser. . . . . . .Bill Delitt. r . r . .,316-6720) ) ataaat ) NAIIO}IAL POT MT lleerly 500 irroilen grtherad for the firrt l{rtionrl Por Hor rhich ras conducted rt llorthmst [onunity Colirge in Porell, lyoring, on Augu:t 2-8. The Pot lor o{fered outrtrnding rorkshop garinars in thrae rrE.s oi interest--0.4. Shomrnship, indien Lore, rnd Cereronies. fi grert deal o{ knorladge rai grined, rnd a lot of enthusiarr ms ganerrtd by thou rho rttended, The rerbere of the Chiclrsrh Lodge rho rttended the Por Ior rere Lrrry Raines, (urt Errnhrrt, rnd Dale Bolliver. Alro, rmbers o{ our lodge rere on the Por lor staf{. They rere Jir Lrycook, t,D. [rsh, Bob Yahola, and llrx Aycock. t{ATrotrrA[ Pow wow FALL FELLETSHI P/PI CIiI C The Frll Frllorship/Picnic ias r great succers. This yerr's ectivities rare rtrickly {un, and rveryone hed a great tire. Ie enjoyed the trsditional activities, :uch ls the rgg toss, the relry remr the tug-of-rar and uiming. Ie rlso did sore good ol' jurp-ropin' rnd hsd an tgg hunt. Ihe serond lnnuai Youth ve. Aduit gmes rere hrld rnd proved to be very erciting. The rdults brraly edged the boys in the volleyball mtch. The adults rleo took an errly lerd in the football gue, but the youth rere able to {iqht o{{ their 250+ pound counterprrts to tie the gare rith one touchdoxn each. The carpfire ras very enjoyrbie rnd provad to be the perfrct outdoor setting for the rmrdr presrntationr. The rtrorphare for trpping-out {iv: ner Vigils rould not hrve been better. This year'r feliorrhip rrr lun rnd rxciting, but nert year's rill be aven better. I?8i.I988 IALEIIDAR OF O.A, EVEiiTS Evrnt/f,ct i vi ty llov, 20-22, 1987 {kdealr Brotherhood' tligil Jrn,17, l98B :::: Jun. l0-l2r l?BB Aug. l{-18' l98E ilational 0rder of the Con{ erenc e Lor at i on Coiorado State Uni versi ty t Ft. Collins,[0 Sceut 0ffice Carp Currier Scout 0i{ice Scout 0tfice llar. 6, l?88 Apr. 22-24, 19BB Section li 0.4. Conclave Itay lt,1?BE 0,4, Executive Comittee Ileet i ng Crrp Currier 0.4. Erecutive tomittee Scout 0{fire lleet i ng 0.4, Executive [omittee Scout 0f{ice lleati ng CarF Hood, Jrrkson, ilS Scout 0{{ice 0rdeal, Brotherhood Xir Kira Aug 21, l9tB 8ep. 9-l0r 1988 [}ct. E, I?BE 0ct, ?, l98B [},A, Erecutive [omittee lheting F:llorship 0fficer lrrining 0,4. Exrruti ve Comi ttee lleeti ng 0rdeal, Brotherhood t Visil )tov, l8-20' l?88 tup Curri er LOD6E PARTICIPATED IN BDOUT BASE '87 Our lodge participated in Scout Brse '87 at the llillington l{rval Air $trtion on 0ctober 21. 0ur thene ras Indian Lore. llelbers o{ our lodge delonstatad hor to rake Indian rhokers and do berdrorl. Ihey rlso explained the various out{its rnd bonnets on display. The fet Iodge mrbars rho participated hrd r {un-filled day, and rith their help our lodge recaived a BLUE RIBE0!1. Spacial thanls goes to the ilegataren Chapter rho helped ret-up the booth and rho supplied rll of the Indian iters for the display. HI fl illlr aa ls t e 7 Navy o Bas Chickasaw Council ftrtd ?*t F},ro, 0tr iry our FETTOL6II?P Ful c \ \ vwul \x/ \ -\*-)t-l-Ets 1988 SECTl0lr II C0ITCLAVE The Section II Conclrve rill be held April 22-24, llB8, rt Cmp Hood, south ol Jackson,, lli rri rsi ppi , The {ees for thr l9BE tonrlave rill br llt,00, thich includes rii rerlr rhile rt cmp and one conclave patch. The conclave offers 0.4. lerbers rn opportunity to hrve {el I orshi p ri th other I odge rerbers throughout our rection, to learn rore ahout the Order o{ the Arror, and a chance to corpete in various activities, including Indi an Drnci ng, the luest, Lodge Scrapbook, Lodge Display, and others. La:t year our lodqe ron third place in Lodge Displrv, the Buest, rnd Terr Dance, le also brought back the Axelrn: Arard and a Participation Arard. Although no atlrd ras given, our scrrpbook plrred second in the judging, le hoge our rttendanre at the l?BB conciave rill be the Iargest ever, lf you rant to reprer:nt our lodqe rnd rttend the ronclave, please colplete the folloting forl and sublit rith your prylent by llrrch I, 1988, (RETISTRATIOl{ FEES REIEIVED AFTER }IARCH 1 HILL BE I1B.OO. ALS0, ilo PAICH, ilUE 0R ptl{ 0FDERS CAt{ BE ACCEPIED AFTER HARCH I, ) T0: thickrsah Lodge, Chickesar Council, 171 S, Hollyrood, llerphis, Tlt 38112 I plan to attend the Section II Conrirve on April 22-2{, 1988, Enclosed is a check to cover the registration cost and eny additionrl iters I drsire to purchase, DATE 0F BIRTHT_-----_-_- Y0IJTH ( );iDULI ( )21 Oft 0LDER FALL CIRDEAL AIID BRI}THERHOOD IO BE HELD It0vEltBER 20-22 Ihe Frll 0rderl md Brothrrhood till be held rt tup Currier on lloverher 20t 2l rnd 22r l?87. All rerbers are rncourrged to rttand this matend to help induct those brothers trpped out for induction into the 0rder of the Arror, la also ctn help our cmP rrngcr lith those things needrd to help inaure thrt tho:e uring the carp rill enjoy r good outdoor exparirnce. Rererber, you rere chosen above othert by your {ellor $coutr to becore r terber of the 0rder. You should consider it a privilege rnd honor to be r rerber rnd help carry out the trrditions of the 0rder. Everyone should bring the folloring: I0Rl( EL0VESr I0fiK cLoTHEST SEoUI UlllFoRll! RAIII EEAnr $LEEPltlt BAEr ETE. The fees include all rerls on Srturdry and breakfast on Sundry. Ihe Brothcrhood {ees rlso includ: a handbookt pocket flrp rnd rash. ALL FEES IIUST BE PAID TO THE COUI|CIL OFFICE OII OH BEFORE FRtDAY, il0VEilBER t3, 1987, F00D IIUST 8E 0RDERED ltt ADVAiICE; THEREF0RE, ll0 tALl(-lN RESERVATI0l{S IILL BE A[CEPTEO. Plerse corpl:te rnd rrturn thir forr tith your pryrent on or before l{ovarber 13, [?87t tot ilrude Brorn Chirlrsar Counril l7l $. Hollyrood llerphirr Tll 3Ell2 D0TE 0F BIftIHT----------- Y0UTH { llf,[ULT { }21 0R 0LI}ER $rrck 0ner Brothrrhood trndidrtl 120.00 { I llub:r 17.50 ( I Plrue chsck thr rork projects you rr! proficirnt inl ( l Crrpentry I ) Electricity { ) Refrigrrrtion ()Plurbino l)0ther rrrr*filrlPLEAsE BEIt{8 YIIUR T00Ls}r}tllrrrr List Any Physicrl Conditiontr- Specirl lledications:- tl Chrck-in xill b: {rol 6t00 P.ll, until 10:00 P,lt, Friday, == !t==== == ====E!.=======.==3 =E= 1?88 SECIIOI{ i] O.A, CO}{CLAVE ORDEAL AtlD BROTHERHOOD RE$ISTRATION FORII -1 ItAllE: DHAPTERT ----- CHIPTER: ADDRESST AIIDRESST CITY: BTAIEI ZIFI IELEPH0iIET UlllT ll0r TELEPH0IIET--- ----- Ut{lT l{Ot FEEE EtllL09EDr fiqirtrrtion, r. r.. r r t I 15.00 EttrrPrtcher, . . ., I l{.i0= HrtPins, . . . r,, . I12.00u |lugB,, . . r . r r . . ----- I 11.00 = Total uount subritted I lllrke check pryrble to Boy Scouts o{ Arericr.l t o or IIATIOITAL ORDER OF Tl{E ARROT COI{FEREI{CE The 1?BB Nrtionrl 0rder of the Arror tonference (ii.0.4,C,) till be held August ll-18 at [olorrdo Strte Univerrity in Ft. Collins, Coiorrdo. These conlerenres ere held every tro yerrs to provide rll lodge o{ficirls end other lodge rerbers rith additional opportunities {or trrining, as ;ell rg opportunities to reet rerbers of other lodges iror all aver the country and share rethods, iders and fellomhip. The sonference fee is tl9l thich includes roor, board, spacial events, and basic conference progrrr features. HorevEr, a apecial discount {ee of fl75 rill be o{fered to errly registrants. If you ere int:rested in rttrnding 1'l.0.4,C,, please contact Lrrry Raines rt 388-1629 or mil the folloting forr to hir rt ?985 Drolyn, Bartlrtt, I[ 38131. ll. 0. A, c.---l9Bg I8r Lvry Rrinr, Lodge Chief 2?85 Drrolyn lrtlrtt, It{ tr8lI+ I u intarrsted in rttmding t,0.4.C. 0n lugust tl-t8, l?88. Plmse rend m rdditional informtion rhen it b:cous ryeilrblr. lhm:__---_-- Chrpten___-- Addresg r Ci ty: Etrter ----- Iip:-_--_--__ I I:kphoner_-_ _--- Unit llo;_---_--___ Drte of Birthr_---_--_--- Youth { )lAdult { }21 or oldr EROTHERHOOD CEREITOIIY Tt} BE HELD AI CAIIP CUfiRIER The Brotherhood C:rerony rill br held in conjunction tith the Fall 0rdetl rt Cmp Currier, Eudorr, llS, on lloverber ?0-221 ti87, I{ you hrve ret the r4uireruntt belot, you ray seal your rerbership in the 0rder through the Erotherhood cererony, To be eligible for Brotherhood----- -You rust hrve continured frithfully to rcrve your f el I ouan. -You rurt hrve bern rn 0rderl ruber lor rt least l0 ronths, -You rurt be rn rstiv: rrgittrrrd rerbar in Scouting, -You rurt br rn rctive rrgirtrred mrber in the 0rder of the Arror, -You rust pry the required feer in rdvrnce. -You rust colplete the requirerentr on prger 65 through 71 oi the 0rder of thr Arror Hrndbook (198e printing), rhich includes the folloring sestions: '0n the Truil to Brotherhood', 'The Chrllanges of Brotherhood llerbershipr, tThe [ustorg rnd Trrditionc o{ the 0rdealo, ,Your Relrtionchip to Your Unit', 'Bervice in the Lodge Progrm', lnd 'Conducting tht Erothrrhood CBrarony', YIIU SH0ULD BE PREPARED T0 tlt/E THE I,ERBAL PORTIOII OUTLIilED lt,l THESE SECTIOIIS FRIDAY I{ITIIT AFTER CHECI(IIIE I}I, -You rust rrite r redrdication letter to the Lodge Sacretary erpre:ting hor you f:el you are prepared for the Brotharhood, This letter should--- (al Erplain rhat you think the [}bligation rerns, (b) 0escribe hot you hrve been ful{illing this 0bligrtion in your troop or post and in your drily lifa, rnd hor you hrve used your understrnding of tha treditions of the 0rderl to rid in your rervica, {r) Dascriba tha rprci{ic plrn: you hrve for rendering sprvice to thr Lodge in fulfillmnt o{ the net plrdga that you rrpact to trke. THIS LETTER IIUST 8E PREPARED I}I AO\lilCE AIIO 8E PRESE}ITEI) THEI{ YOU C}iECX III O}t FRIDAY IIIEHT, I{ you rre preprred nor to mke thir irportrnt drcirion f or yoursrl f , rc ti I I rcl cotr you rt thr s!r!mny. Plerse let us knor of your intentions lo preprrations crn be mde f or rll thoge rho rill rttmd on lloverbar 20-12, A rrgistrrtion {orr for thit purpon is in this issue. ===:===E=======:trEE==E=3!I:r I 3s383!!:tEt=!-!!3!t!!E3r:r.!E "l ITEII VIEIL$ TAPPED-OUT AT FALL FELLOTSHIP The Vigil Honor in the 0rder o{ the Arror is tr:rded to ilrorren in recognition o{ erctptionrl mrvinr perronal dfort, rnd unsel{ish interest in thr rclfare of others. These rrroi.cn have rade dirtinguithed rontributionr above rnd beyond their imedirte rerponribilitier in the 0rder of the Arror, Thir ymr five retberg o{ our lodge rere tapped out for the Vigil Honor. Ihey rere IIIIIS IIIir lllDl' ,tUlRIy' DrLf 60ttIlin, PilIl. 6ltltn, rnd lllll C[rlf0nD. VIEIL DATE CHANEED The Viqil rhich ic normlly held during the ronth of February hrl been changed thir yerr to llovarber 20r 1987. The Vigil Brerlfast rill not br thr folloring rorninq rs in the prst but rill be held on r date to br announed Irter. ruu!u8,I i nil{rut TxEDHilBU Ihe Foundrr's Amrd is preslnted to r rerber of the 0rder of the Arrm rho deronstrates to hi: {ellor arrormn that he reroriElizec in his everydry lifa the spirit of achieverent rs described by the 0rder o{ the f,rrot founder, E. lhner toodren, rnd co-founder, Carrol A Edron. 0nly tro llerdi cln, but do not hrya to be, presentrd elch y?ar. During our Fill Falloruhip gur Lodge pres:nted the Founder's Arard to tro of itc rerberr rho distinguish therEelves u rerbers of tht 0rdrr of the Arror, They rre l,I[f,Y ilIlitS rnd Pl{rt 6Il,,ltn, IIEI O,A, ADVISER SELECTED A{ter three y:ars of holding dotn the position o{ {1.A, Advicer for the Ehickasrh Lodge, Jir Laycook is turning over the reins to soreone ngil, Eifrrtive Jrnuary lr l?88, Dr. Jir $tan{ord lill becore ldyi ger, ila rant to thrnk llr, Lrycook for rll thrt he har done for our lodge, Hithout his srvimr during the irrt geverrl yearsf the Chichsah Lodge probrbiy rould not be jn existence today. CHICKABAH LcItrIGIE cH,cKASAw COut{C,r ,7t soutH HOTTY|YOOD MEMPH'S, TENN. 38;I2 I a d* z .1 JU.a'l ii;.PriiiAti Et -l I I _J , l.x :.$E www VINCE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD MEMPHIS TN 3AL2A '? '. .r.ft-r{ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1987 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1987 (Oct) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8a630e592a6dc408b53344912e2eaf9d.pdf 15abd8b4c0f139957aec9aa7dd614777 PDF Text Text Chicksscrh Thunderbird arro\n/ news for arrow men chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. i ;d7 5F.t iiir uni.r[ru_,,i.nt] Iiifthi_,J r.ffii(an5a5 Ar n.a nr*" pe,lple ;ati:ereu iuI sE&e far the ann;aL oroeal. lrinetg-six sf these peoFie oeEa{e nes tlrembprs of tne iiroer of the Ar'rrii. luring irieir .icxrrne! to EecEee a i]erfer oi tne 0rter rneg iou,iO rheg [a0 to C0{iiplg igrth faUr feS:S pla*t refore the;ii ag Al,iotiai Sai,-raiar Ilereur $lutrxetr ano (iich(inet. lhese testE uere difiicr.ilr but not irpos;icie. l;rrng :he dag Sa:urciag everlone wrked to irei.p preFar8 tnp camF &hlcn ffidrig sCDdtS lEuld -,oon call iur o utei(;nr-: iui[[ie!.. Ti.iir sear,s orleal.r'grotLerhnod ii,aE a Eiiicesg crle to a jgt ci rrarJ uorx ana organiration o! SieFnen il.rnton1 ihe iirseai i]oalnirree Ciiairrianr air Ti"avl; Tater ihe lrotnerhccd Co!-inilitee iharr.rian. Jner,rsifi tilt a iot rlork rn;g the .reeiiei-ic1 ;iot for ine*;ei.vesl rut far tierr brotier5 in ne&E ;;re iiruer, �Fellouship and Banquet Conbined The Fall Fellouship and the FanilC Eanquet haw been conbined this gear in an effort to nake the 0A aore EICITIIfi for evergone. The Fellouship uill be held on tusust 28r 29r & 30. It is a FUN event Planned tor gq.lr the mnbers of the Ghickasah Lodge. The fun starts Fridag nisht for thoEe lho arrive earlg. Saturdag eorning re riil have Lodge 0fficer Elections follotled fu aang coapetitive hrt fun events such as capture the flagr fmtballr and vollerrball all of uhich uill all uill be gouth/atult activities, The couth also be able to coopete amngst themeives in the traditional Tug of llarr Egg Tossr and an 0bstacle Course ftrn. After evergone is uorn ort in the heat of the dagr ue have free This gear there are N0 CLASSES. Sor come on dgln and have fun! All Arrouoen are asked to invite their faoilies to com doun sooetine 'after lunch' to stag uith us and share an artdoor cmked mal. Theg can cooe earlg and uatch the The canpfire and auards uill suit. fun. presentation uill hiefilistit the dag. Yqr and gour fanilies are invited to a crackerbamel afteruards. l,lhen rn turn in for sleep Saturdag nightr gour taarilies lill be headed hooe. The cost for supper for each fariilg r.rember uill be ${.00. Yar cost rill be il0.08 for the entire ureekend. You nust fiII out the forr belou and turn it in to Scqlt Service Center uith SI0,BB tor gut and 34,00 for each person coning doun tor supper and the caopfire. SINCT F00D ND SUPPLIES MVE T0 lE PURCHASED II{ AI}VAI{CE, ABSOLUIELY 2I OR AI CSIP. AURiST O. THERE A. 'NO' TICXETS CAN BE N'&O{ASED I{ILL EE IIO EICEPTIOiE. AFIER FALL FB-LOI.IS1{IP REGISTRATION Iraii to the Scout Eervice Centerl Ul S, lbllcuoodr uith il0.@ for qourself and $4.80 for each farailg nenber coming douln for supper N0 LATTR IHI${ Fridagr August 21. { r i * * *C0iIPLETE oNE FoRr,{ FoR EACH 0.A. i-tEt{lER ATTENDINGT * * r * r Youth Naae: Citc:_ Address: District Number ! of Fanilg t llenbers tor Adult State:_ Iip:_ nit! zupper: X i4.0S = t_ +(gour pasment) $19.00 (equals total pagmnt)l_ (REHEI.IEER-'NO' TIO{ETS CA\ BE XOI'6{T AFIER AIJGI.,$ ,i---_--_(((( (__-__-(((( (_(((( Zi ON Nr (__({(( OqIIP' �a. Dcer !d*r ol thr Order ol tb. Arsou (Prcrcoi .!d P..C; ldult red louth): !g gBggl 0l tuE AxE)s DESPEnATELY xsEDs IoUl HELP. ltc .trcottb ud operatloo of che order of the Arroe depeoda uPoo you' ltr ubcrr, through rctlvc prrtlclpatloo' auPport eod gervlce. If ue do mc fulfltl tbere fuoctioor, the order of the Arroe c8Dooc .rl.t. lla occd tqrr rsalat Dcc ao th.r our 1od8e cao ooce agah gerfora .8 tE ebould. Uc, tharefore. erl. AU OA oeubera (preseot aod paat; youth end edulc) to cocplctc thc rtt.cbed quescloDalro aod returo to Joe nrr'Dee, Mvtror for OA lGobcrahip. the copleted forru cu bc turoed ln at the Scour Scrrlcc Cloccr or rrtltd dlraccly to- Jo. Irt!.a till.ilHf*'*, t st,Ltt, tT SEltl tllfsB ff$EI .t Joc lrlg ALL qTESrI(IS. It ,ou hrrre roy qu.r!16.r pleer cell 3EE-1629. Ier: Plrrc Lr.C lc prafrrred lddrcr: co bc crllcd: D.tC -F- of ltrrb: Drt. of Sr.c. Clty SGrecc Phoc: }{l'ddle ZLI rror lodgr 9.. Ouly-lo lO[ IEIII OI}T I llolcb Ordeel: Dly lerr t toocb t- ldulc UooC,b Dry tcrr \ lralc llurbcrs lroop _ Dlscrlct (checl ooe): 3. Southeaet 6. Norch Cenca-I9. Soucb Ceolral - Poac OEber: IFiA8e.pec16t l. Eaatero 4. SouthrEf 7. Nasboba 10. Other 2. Crltteodeo 5. xu uteefiFppl 8. Northeasc - t I I I , l. �tu vhlch arees vould you be lncereeled 1u rervb3 your (Pleege cbecl ooc or Dorc of the follortog.) OA lodge? I Servlce 2 Indleo Darcc Teu 3 Ordeel Cerercolea lea! 4. lroth.rbood Ceremolea Tea! (Brotberhood sod Vlgll elbcre ooly) 5. 913ll Ccreloolcr lca (V1t11 -drrr oly) Blectlon teel (rcrpol.lbL for 1nrur14 ch.C a8 Ol.l'cclo tt h.ld 1o Gyery .l;ttlbL cloop dcrlri-ot oc) rlctlvr' rdet, loc Eoldfrg Ao offlcr b Gb. Iodgo (rrt Do lo 6. 7. Jutt oo. prld u9-co-drtr) Publlc.cloD. Cmlttcc (nrpoorlblr foa .aClcl.' lo thc lodgc D.6Lctcr-!ilNDEIEIID) Dl.trlct Carylog ProDtlooal caq Prc,Eotlme Colttee (eupportr efflrtg eod helpt put Gotetblr r\ilberc to Go Calplog" boollet) ordetl co@!ctc. (rcrpoorlbb for propcr .IGcuG16 of crcb or&d) 8. 9. 10. _ ll. ' Brotb.rbood co@lGte3 (reapoarlblc cb. trotb.rhood)-(lrothcrbcod .od for PlaooluS .!d coduccrltl vltll rdrrr oly) Other: 12. ar: t4. 15. a---------- -a----- a'-t"'- ""t""-" �It ,'rar" ir"ctaer.--r As expectec ue hau a verg sufcessfui 0rdeailBrotherl.rood at r',ia iiina thi" june, Nrn*tg-six,irijeal cand:dateEr tiien;U ir"stherhool car:dr carps, ilrd ihi.rt_u neargers gati:ered at iiie "lri.;:t oi the Eagle. and coioFieted aprroximafeig 1.,i06 mar,\our: of :ervire to lhe ramp. Iiie nert actrvitg on the lodge raiendar r-= the conbrned ririll he heici on AuguEt jE_10 ;t iarp Currter. it rrias decideci to ronline tile tus event: ta hopeiuilg ir-.ci"ease aitEn,larrre an$ to savp gfiJ a irriie mne! in Deretrber, Fiease raae out and prove that ue,-ra0e t;rr rlghl EeEtslon. Fel i,:rrlship and Xanluet r.rrhirn I u*lri like tc remrnd Evergorel oi sLd anj ngrlr !,h! ue arp cf the Arrcx$. Firstr r"emmber that Ucu Hpr! cftLr5en not ior sliat guu have daner but for" uhat gou are expectrd to da. ftenenberr tuor tirat gou piedged ts ;erve 3lur tror-.;pl for" uitacui tnis servrce the 0rcer cluiJ rot ei;ist. Lastigr retrerrbpr that rurih the sashr meriberE rhe iircier lgu irere grven a greaf resFsnsruiitgr uhtrh gm :hoiri.! trH to iulilil utijr the besi of geur. ahiirtg. 0ne o' the hilgeEt prcble$s il,e have in our lnige is act:ve participation on bsth the iodge and cnapter leveis. Tcu oiten i:"!.os$pn1 oid anej lreu aliker fnrget that riie trr"dei- r:eed: iaeinber: to Leep the organiiatron "unrins. ir tiieietrer, feiifti our an asxi:tg the aEEistanre a!"r$r*€l_1r ut-re i,ive tiie ;ime and desire, Ladge ans;cr their cnapier bg voiunteering crP ef Lri.lr nang artive mmher oi cmnrttees. oiie lf gou uant cf nur EDEtfitttEEE, to rf ts aj;. help to ucrk on becoae an please iril_cr.rt t:re encic:ed partrr_-rpairon forr,, i,rriii see that gcu are ccnta:tea bu a reFre:entattve in thp fieid oi gour ::lte; est. Ylur: !n Larrl Xr"uiherirccdr Eai.neg Lndse Ctief �THUNDERB T RE' PUELI SHED I liliAT'S OUARTELY EY CHI CKASA; courrtctL B.s.A. *our. ORDERJEF THE ARROU T 7 t }PLLYK)OD CI{AIRMAN . UUR L0D6E . Executive Comittee lketins .FalI Feilonshipr Electionsr *0.t. to.. and Fanilg Picnic/Banquet so.t, lt. .Officer's Training . Nov. 14 co-ADVtSERS ICK . IN Executive Comittee ileetins ATDY ruRRAY D 16. Aus. 2? LIEITIPHIS, TN Sg t t z Pt E-ICATIOITIS iIAPPENII'IG , . .Scut Shou Nav, 20-22, .0rdeal and Brotherhood Canp Cumier - Eudorar ltS Dec. 4. .NO BANQUET(SEE A{J6. 29} SP ITLER CFIARLES ARNETT CORRESPONDEI\ICE REGUARD ING THIS T PUTL ICAT ION SIrcULD EE DIRECTED TO THE ATTENTION OF ONE Note the change of date from that due: iard. This is tue to the of flou OF THE ASVE tJorrr in tlgooing. "incorrect date on dues card. GHICKABAH ! LcItrIGIE CH'CKASAW COUNC'L .l www 7I SOUIH HOLTYWOOD MEMPHiS, 7ENN. 38.: I2 t0l{PR0FlI 0RG. lz VINCE gUTHERLAND 31T3 BLUETIELD nrMpurs TN 38128 B "*il Ii[\-#'f'lJ- =ll .-?-L,gt-_ r:.( .I ** l: #)l-r"#,,u* i ':1'1. i/.1 ' l $ t.r't iriiiil 1 I (D Eirit i m Iliiii r L_ 1_. i'1l',,Li (ltrtii^i^^rAtr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Chicksscrh Thunderbird arro\n/ news for arrow men chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. i ;d7 5F.t iiir uni.r[ru_,,i.nt] Iiifthi_,J Ar n.a nr*" r.ffii(an5a5 sE&e iuI pe,lple ;ati:ereu far the ann;aL oroeal. lrinetg-six sf these peoFie oeEa{e nes tlrembprs of tne iiroer of the Ar'rrii. luring irieir .icxrrne! to EecEee a i]erfer oi tne 0rter rneg iou,iO rheg [a0 to C0{iiplg igrth faUr feS:S pla*t refore the;ii ag Al,iotiai (iich(inet. Sai,-raiar Ilereur $lutrxetr ano lhese testE uere difiicr.ilr but not irpos;icie. l;rrng :he dag Sa:urciag everlone wrked to irei.p preFar8 tnp camF &hlcn ffidrig sCDdtS lEuld -,oon call ne&E iur o utei(;nr-: iui[[ie!.. Ti.iir sear,s orleal.r'grotLerhnod ii,aE a Eiiicesg crle to a jgt ci rrarJ uorx ana organiration o! SieFnen il.rnton1 ihe iirseai i]oalnirree Ciiairrianr air Ti"avl; Tater ihe lrotnerhccd Co!-inilitee iharr.rian. Jner,rsifi tilt a iot rlork rn;g the .reeiiei-ic1 ;iot for ine*;ei.vesl rut far tierr brotier5 in ;;re iiruer, Fellouship and Banquet Conbined The Fall Fellouship and the FanilC Eanquet haw been conbined this gear in an effort to nake the 0A aore EICITIIfi for evergone. The Fellouship uill be held on tusust 28r 29r & 30. It is a FUN event Planned tor gq.lr the mnbers of the Ghickasah Lodge. The fun starts Fridag nisht for thoEe lho arrive earlg. Saturdag eorning re riil have Lodge 0fficer Elections follotled fu aang coapetitive hrt fun events such as capture the flagr fmtballr and vollerrball all of uhich uill all be gouth/atult activities, The couth uill also be able to coopete amngst themeives in the traditional Tug of llarr Egg Tossr and an 0bstacle Course ftrn. After evergone is uorn ort in the heat of the dagr ue uill have free suit. This gear there are N0 CLASSES. Sor come on dgln and have fun! All Arrouoen are asked to invite their faoilies to com doun sooetine 'after lunch' to stag uith us and share an artdoor cmked mal. Theg can cooe earlg and uatch the fun. The canpfire and auards presentation uill hiefilistit the dag. Yqr and gour fanilies are invited to a crackerbamel afteruards. l,lhen rn turn in for sleep Saturdag nightr gour taarilies lill be headed hooe. The cost for supper for each fariilg r.rember uill be ${.00. Yar cost rill be il0.08 for the entire ureekend. You nust fiII out the forr belou and turn it in to Scqlt Service Center uith SI0,BB tor gut and 34,00 for each person coning doun tor supper and the caopfire. SINCT F00D ND SUPPLIES MVE T0 lE PURCHASED II{ AI}VAI{CE, ABSOLUIELY 'NO' TICXETS CAN BE N'&O{ASED AFIER AURiST 2I OR AI CSIP. THERE I{ILL EE IIO EICEPTIOiE. O. A. FALL FB-LOI.IS1{IP REGISTRATION Iraii to the Scout Eervice Centerl Ul S, lbllcuoodr uith il0.@ for qourself and $4.80 for each farailg nenber coming douln for supper N0 LATTR IHI${ Fridagr August 21. { r i * * *C0iIPLETE oNE FoRr,{ FoR EACH 0.A. i-tEt{lER ATTENDINGT * * r * r Naae: Youth Adult Address: Citc:_ State:_ Iip:_ District ! t nit! Number of Fanilg llenbers tor zupper: X i4.0S = t_ +(gour pasment) $19.00 (equals total pagmnt)l_ (REHEI.IEER-'NO' TIO{ETS CA\ BE XOI'6{T AFIER AIJGI.,$ Zi ON Nr OqIIP' ,i---_--_(((( (__-__-(((( (_(((( (__({(( a. Dcer !d*r ol thr Order ol tb. Arsou (Prcrcoi .!d P..C; ldult red louth): !g gBggl 0l tuE AxE)s DESPEnATELY xsEDs IoUl HELP. ltc .trcottb ud operatloo of che order of the Arroe depeoda uPoo you' ltr ubcrr, through rctlvc prrtlclpatloo' auPport eod gervlce. If ue do mc fulfltl tbere fuoctioor, the order of the Arroe c8Dooc .rl.t. lla occd tqrr rsalat Dcc ao th.r our 1od8e cao ooce agah gerfora .8 tE ebould. Uc, tharefore. erl. AU OA oeubera (preseot aod paat; youth end edulc) to cocplctc thc rtt.cbed quescloDalro aod returo to Joe nrr'Dee, Mvtror for OA lGobcrahip. the copleted forru cu bc turoed ln at the Scour Scrrlcc Cloccr or rrtltd dlraccly to- Jo. Irt!.a till.ilHf*'*, t st,Ltt, tT SEltl tllfsB ff$EI ALL qTESrI(IS. It ,ou hrrre roy qu.r!16.r pleer cell Joc lrlg .t 3EE-1629. Ier: Lr.C Plrrc }{l'ddle lc prafrrred co bc crllcd: lddrcr: SGrecc Clty Sr.c. ZLI Phoc: -FD. tC of ltrrb: llolcb Dly lerr UooC,b Dry tcrr lralc llurbcrs lroop _ Poac OEber: IFiA8e.pec16t 2. Crltteodeo Drt. of Ordeel: Dlscrlct (checl ooe): 3. Southeaet 6. Norch Cenca-I- 9. Soucb Ceolral - l. Eaatero 4. SouthrEf 7. Nasboba 10. Other rror IEIIIl odgr 9.. Ouly-lo lO[ OI}T It toocb ldulc t- 5. xu uteefiFppl - 8. Northeasc \ t I I I , l. tu vhlch arees vould you be lncereeled 1u rervb3 your OA lodge? (Pleege cbecl ooc or Dorc of the follortog.) I 2 3 Servlce Indleo Darcc Teu Ordeel Cerercolea lea! 4. lroth.rbood Ceremolea Tea! (Brotberhood sod Vlgll elbcre ooly) 913ll Ccreloolcr lca (V1t11 -drrr oly) Blectlon teel (rcrpol.lbL for 1nrur14 ch.C a8 Ol.l'cclo tt h.ld 1o Gyery .l;ttlbL cloop dcrlri-ot oc) Eoldfrg Ao offlcr b Gb. Iodgo (rrt Do lo rlctlvr' rdet, loc Jutt oo. prld u9-co-drtr) Publlc.cloD. Cmlttcc (nrpoorlblr foa .aClcl.' lo thc lodgc D.6Lctcr-!ilNDEIEIID) caq Prc,Eotlme Colttee (eupportr Dl.trlct Carylog efflrtg eod helpt put Gotetblr r\ilberc to Go Calplog" 10. _ ordetl co@!ctc. (rcrpoorlbb for propcr .IGcuG16 of crcb or&d) ll. ' Brotb.rbood co@lGte3 (reapoarlblc for PlaooluS .!d coduccrltl - cb. trotb.rhood)-(lrothcrbcod .od vltll rdrrr oly) 5. 6. 7. 8. Other: 9. ProDtlooal boollet) 12. ar: t4. 15. a---------- -a----- a'-t"'- ""t""-" It As expectec ue hau a verg sufcessfui 0rdeailBrotherl.rood at r',ia iiina thi" june, Nrn*tg-six,irijeal cand:dateEr tiien;U ir"stherhool car:dr carps, ilrd ihi.rt_u neargers gati:ered at iiie "lri.;:t oi the Eagle. and coioFieted aprroximafeig 1.,i06 mar,\our: of :ervire to lhe ramp. Iiie nert actrvitg on the lodge raiendar r-= the conbrned Fel i,:rrlship and Xanluet r.rrhirn ririll he heici on AuguEt jE_10 ;t iarp Currter. it rrias decideci to ronline tile tus event: ta hopeiuilg ir-.ci"ease aitEn,larrre an$ to savp gfiJ a irriie mne! in Deretrber, Fiease raae out and prove that ue,-ra0e t;rr rlghl EeEtslon. I u*lri like tc remrnd Evergorel sLd anj ngrlr !,h! ue arp meriberE oi rhe iircier cf the Arrcx$. Firstr r"emmber that Ucu Hpr! cftLr5en not ior sliat guu have daner but for" uhat gou are expectrd to da. ftenenberr tuor tirat gou piedged ts ;erve 3lur tror-.;pl for" uitacui tnis servrce the 0rcer cluiJ rot ei;ist. Lastigr retrerrbpr that rurih the sashr lgu irere grven a greaf resFsnsruiitgr uhtrh gm :hoiri.! trH to iulilil utijr the besi of geur. ahiirtg. 0ne o' the hilgeEt prcble$s il,e have in our lnige is act:ve participation on bsth the iodge and cnapter leveis. Tcu oiten i:"!.os$pn1 oid anej lreu aliker fnrget that riie trr"dei- r:eed: iaeinber: to Leep the organiiatron "unrins. ir tiieietrer, an asxi:tg the aEEistanre rf aj;. feiifti a!"r$r*€l_1r ut-re i,ive tiie ;ime and desire, ts help our Ladge ans;cr their cnapier bg voiunteering to ucrk on crP ef Lri.lr nang cmnrttees. lf gou uant to becoae an artive mmher oi oiie cf nur EDEtfitttEEE, please iril_cr.rt t:re encic:ed partrr_-rpairon forr,, i,rriii see that gcu are ccnta:tea bu a reFre:entattve in thp fieid oi gour ::lte; est. ,'rar" ir"ctaer.--r Ylur: !n Xr"uiherirccdr Larrl Eai.neg Lndse Ctief THUNDERB T RE' PUELI SHED OUARTELY EY CHI CKASA; courrtctL B.s.A. ORDERJEF THE ARROU T 7 t }PLLYK)OD LIEITIPHIS, TN Sg t t z Pt E-ICATIOITIS CI{AIRMAN ATDY ruRRAY co-ADVtSERS D ICK SP ITLER CFIARLES ARNETT CORRESPONDEI\ICE REGUARD ING THIS PUTL ICAT ION SIrcULD EE DIRECTED TO THE ATTENTION OF ONE OF THE ASVE liliAT'S iIAPPENII'IG IN UUR L0D6E *our. 16. Aus. 2? . . *0.t. so.t, to.. lt. Nov. 14 , . Nav, 20-22, . Executive Comittee lketins .FalI Feilonshipr Electionsr and Fanilg Picnic/Banquet .Officer's Training . Executive Comittee ileetins .Scut Shou .0rdeal and Brotherhood Canp Cumier - Eudorar ltS Dec. 4. .NO BANQUET(SEE A{J6. 29} T Note the change of date from that of due: iard. This is tue to the flou tJorrr in tlgooing. "incorrect date on dues card. GHICKABAH LcItrIGIE CH'CKASAW COUNC'L .l 7I SOUIH HOLTYWOOD MEMPHiS, 7ENN. 38.: I2 www VINCE gUTHERLAND 31T3 BLUETIELD nrMpurs TN 38128 I t0l{PR0FlI 0RG. lz B =ll Ii[\-#'f"'l*Ji-l .-?-L,gt-_ l $ ':1'1. i/.1 ' r:.( .I ** l: #)l-r"#,,u* i I1 t(.Dr' t Eiriiiriiitl i m Iliiii L(l_tr tiri ^1i^_^.r Ai'1trl',,Li ! Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1987 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1987 (Summer) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/87e549be6f36f343a6e11df5f3093766.pdf 0b77f79f2fa2b4c4618bbe7462c14f70 PDF Text Text EF 1116 no% Chicksscrh Thunderbird arrow news forarrow men chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. MARCH 1989 ffiO CABAT IAPPEI{Iil85 rffi[a }ear ru0[ tflE cfi8r During 1989 the Chickasah Lodge Ereat happeaiugo. First, our lodge rilI be 0uys, I ts only a fer reehs aray, The to be a great fun-fiiled neelend nith sore great food. $0, if you think anything other 0ear upl April 28-29-30 entire reelend prorioeo than a great tire--change your thinking right norll the 0A is the brotherhood and friendship re ail by helping each other and becoring better acquainted. It siil be terrific to see eyeryone, piua reet all the vieiiing 0l relbero that niil be traveiing fror ali over to be nith us, Part of feel The planling corrittees have been norking hard ol the details to eale this the BXXI conclave everl I [ven the food is sure to rake a hit rith everyonel i Dates have aiready been eet to pitch tents, and nor ali pe need is YOul rili be celebrating tro celebrating its {0th a&iversary. for the first tile siuee our lodge the $outheast Region $ection ltr, re niil Secoad, becale part of be hosting the Section Conclave. this anuiversary year, re! as rerbers of the 0rder af the Arror, should dedicate ouraelves to becole rore actj.ve rith our lodge and cirapter actilities and to iive up to the high ideais of the 0,4. obligatiou. Ihio tear ne should striye to rahe the Chickasah Lodge stronger aud better. To accorplish this, honever, niil require the active participation of everl Y00Tn and adult 0. A. rerber. fivery 0rdeai rerber should be encouraged to beeore a Brctherhood renber. Ihie rededication itself Buriag can be a najor step tonard irproring our lodge. I $o in heeping cith our 0A phiiosophy--thint positivel The reehend nill be great fun--see ult there! Yours in llext, the heip of every 0.A. rerber in the Chiclaeah is needed to insure that the 1989 Section-[l Conclave rill be a Bucc€Es aud rill be the B[$I erer. lodge there are oeveral raya rerbers can help accorplish this. Brotherhood, Firat, eyery rerber cal register and attend the couclave. retber ie encouraged to participate by norhiug on one of the rany conclave eorrittees rhich are busiiy preparing for this special occasion. AIso, eyery rerber should encourage his fellon 0.4. brothere to $econd, every Brad Bradiey Lodge Chief attend. ?he Conclare cill be held April 28-30, 1989, at lia [ita Seout teaervation lear flardy, Arkansao. (A conclave regietration fon is ilciuded rith this necsletter. ) If you auy questiona conceruing the conclare, if a rerber of ore of the eonclave couittees, or if you just rant to becore active in the Chichasah Lodge, please contact one of the folloning: have Iou rant to be [arr] lainea Section Chief Brad Eradley Lodge Chief Section-II Chickasah Lodge 388- 162$ ?55-5?16 �rg8s catBllD[$ 0r 0.a. EYIII$ [vent/Actir ity Date tar. 12, Locat ion lodge Conclave Plauning 198$ lingsray Ieeting Christian Church lpr. ?-9, 1989 Conclave $et-up lleetend lia lira ipr. i4- , Conciave $et-up tleekend lia [im 16 198$ IIT Apr. ?1-23, 1989 lpr.28-30,1989 tay {, Colclave Set-up II 0.A, l{eekend [ia lila Conelave [ia lira 0.1. [recutive Cornittee $cout 0ffice i989 teetiag 9-li, iun. Jur. 0rdeal, 1989 ?3-25,1989 0.1. Brothertrood llatioaal $erinar (ia lim $outh Georgia Ilational Boy $cout fort l.P. lug. 13-19, 1989 0.A. Phiiront $ep. 8r10 t$[[ i 98$ Faii -You nust be an Hiltr active regj.stered aerber in Scouting. Trek -You Euat pay the required fees Phihont 1989 {ll0?t: C[tllG[ c[80. Carp Currier 0.1. Executive Corrittee Scout Office teetins (2:30 P.t.) 0.1. Fanily adrance. pages 65 of the 0rder of the Arror fiandbook printing), nhich includes the folioning .0n the lraii to Brotherhood", 'Ihe sectiolo: Chailenges of Brotherhood Ueebership", 'Ihe Custors and Traditione of the 0rdea1", "Isur Relationship to Your Ulit', 'Seryiee in the Calp Currier Yigii ll0lt) Dec. 8, 1989 (588 in (198fi lodge Prograr", and 'Conductiag the Brotherhood Cereronl' . (TOU $IOOTD BE T8[P[8TD TO OIYI TIE VENBAT po[Troil 00?LIllED ll0T. 12, 0rder throu8h ?1 ileetilg, Oct. 13-15, 1989 0rdea1, Brotherbood, [0I8] in the of the Arror. and lodge Xiectione t$B[ 10 -Iou lust eorpiete the requirerente ou ['e]losship, Lodge ll0Tx eligible for Srotherhood----- ronthe. 0.4. Executive Corrittee $cout 0ffice teeting (2:30 P.t.) 1989 ($BX X0?E) 1989. -Iou rust have contilued faithfully to serre your fellornan. -Iou rust have beel an 0rdeai reaber for at leaat S[-? Contingelt iug. 2?, f-il, in conjunction nith $cout Eeservation, fiard}. be held Iira -Tou ruat be an active registered neaber Virginia Jarboree be Coiiege $ouglas, 0eorgia nill [ia If you haye ret the requirelents belon, Iou ray seai your rerbership in the 0rder through the Brotherhood cererony. Io Leadership iug. 2-9, 198$ the $pring 0rdeal at &r[ansas, on June IT [14 [II{A CE[BilOilT TO BB NELD The Brotherhood Cereroty HEX}X}} $ection 8&OTHEAHOOD ill tfl8$[ $Bcil0[s TBIDAI l{i0[T art8t clBcil[0 Iil.] -Iou eust crite a rededicatiol letter to the Lodge $ecretary expressing hor you feel you are prepared for the Brotherbtod. this letter should--- {a) Erplain nhat you thinh the Obiigatiou reans, Banquet Ill T[[ DIII 0l ACIMTI {b} Desmibe hon you have been fulfilling tbi.s 0bligation in your troop or post and il ,our daily life, aad hor you hare used your understaudiug of the traditions of the 0rdeal to aid in your eerrice, (e) Describe the specific plans you have for renderirg service to the lodge in fuifillrent of the nen piedge that you expect to tahe. T[I$ TTTTEN TO$T BE P8[PAB[O III ADYAIICE AIID B[ Pn8$ilrT[D flX[il IoU CflECI Ill 0[ rilDAI lllG[T. Unhnocn 0ll Y0U[ nru ]0[S i If tou are prepared non to lake this irportant decision for yourself, fle ri}I nelcore you at the ceretoay. let us hnor of your intentiors so preparations can rade for aII those nho rill attend on June $-11. I registration forr for this purrose in in thie iosue. fleaee be �OBDEN OF THE ARTOI{ ilBilB8B$flIP NEQUiRB[[IIT$.W]ifrD [f)iI During 1988 the llational Corrittee of the 0rder of the Arron reevaluated rerbership selection requirerents for induction into the 0rder. The revieed requirerents are as foliona; Iouth ilerberahip Qualifications lll rerbers 0f, 0r candidates for rerbuship iu, the Crder of the Arron nho are under 21 yeara of age ahail be cousldered youth rerbers 0r candidatea for youth rerbership, tubject to the folioring requirerents: a. Be a registered lerber of the 8oy Scouts of Arerica. b. Bold the first claso acout ranh of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, as a ainilur. c. [fter registration cith a troop, teat, 0r post, have erperienced 15 dayr and nights of carping, including 6 coneecutive days and nights of long-terr carping,, under the auspices and standarde of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, nithin 2 years ilrediateiy prior tc candidate stauts. Candidates for youth lerbership shall be elected by other youth rerbers in accordance nith policies oet forth by the llational Conrittee of the 0rder of the Arron. tlection of any per60D under 21 years of age aE a candidate for aenbership shail be based on fulfilirent of the youth rerbership requiremnts. shail be eonsidered adr:Lt renbers or candidates for adult rerbership. Individuals ehail be oelected ao candidatea basad upon the foiloring: Bach year, 0P0ll flCtDItl0 a tro0p, tean, or post EtB{)TI0li ECt Y00Tfi candidates, ti,e fi{lT C0UUiTTEB aay reconaend to ile irdge executive connittee 0llE adult for cousideration a-i a canCidate for indiiction, provided the folioning r:oadiiiors arr fuifilied: a b. c. d. To rahe the 0rder depeade on you its rerbers. these lerbers heip the lodge by aerviu8 ou couittees and/or by participating fellonshipo, ete. ia lodge eventg, such as ordeaie, of the Arror is an organization for boys and is run by boys (under 21 years of age). llithout aetire participation by rore of our Scouts, our lodge cannot continue to function. lle no longer have a lodge dance tear, corplete eereronies tears, ordeal task ieaders, or terbers on all of the iodge corrittees. llot onh hae partieipation on the lodge ievel diriniahed, but boy participation 0n the chapter level ia ahoat The 0rder non-existeat. llthough the 0.4. is a youth run orgauization, 0.A. aduit participation also is needed. Adult rerberr can 6erve a8 advisera to the various iodge comittees and chapters. One very irportant service adults can provide ie through contituous encourageleut of the bola to beeore and reraiu in the iodge by attendiug 0.[. functioua and by of the lodge comittees or tears being actire in their chapter. rerving on one aad by ail knor the eain reaponeibility of auy 0,1. rerber is first to his unit. [onever, nith the nunber of yout[ in our council nearing the Chickaeah Lodge flap, sureiy lle there are rufficient Scouts cho are capable and nilling to heip our lodge and chaptero function ae they ahould. EFIr/6 ooo% ielection of the aduit is baaed upon ability to perforr the requi*ite functians, and not for rerognition of eervice, including current or prior achieveaent and position. The individual be an aeaet to the 0rder due to riaaonstrated skilis and abilities nhich the nill i)urpoge of the 0rder. The canping requirerents eet are fulfiil forth for youth relbera fulfilled. nill provide a positive nodel for the grorth and developaent of the youth nerbers of the lodge. II{DOITIOII OT ADOTI TETBEA5 SfiAtL B[ AT TIE DI$CAETIOI{ 08 The adult leader's relbership Iilr0iltItoti role IIE of the Arro* ar effective organiaatiou Iuere are over 8C0 Scouts and Scoutern in the Chiekasan Couucil nho near the flap of our Iodge. fioperer, only 200 of these 0.4. brothers hare aad heep their annual dues paid, and less than 25 of active Adult Uuil leader Betuirereuts Ail rerbers of, 0r candidates for rerberehip in, the 0rd*r of the Arror nbo are 21 yearr of age or older, and rhli are regiatered reabers of the Boy Seouts of Arerica, IOliG CAll OOR TODGT flTI$T? r0D0E IXECUTM CoUilTI88. lll rerbers ol ttre 0rder 0i tle. Arror. hg[tr vouth ald aduit. utL successfuily colplete ilg 0rdeai exrerience ald rarticioate il ilq induction ceretory. !{BIDED lle need your help to ensure that recordr are up-to-date aad eouect. our Lodge rerberahip Enclo,oed in this aereletter is an 0.4. rerber inforration sheet. tvery rerber (present and past, youth and adult) ohauld colplete this forr aad return it to the lodge by [arch 31, i989. Ihie foru also can be used to designate arear in rhich Iou nould lite to help your iodge nith its overail rperationo. �rffi[8 19$8-1989 10001 oBrtctB$ Ihe offlcers of the Chickaeah Lodge for 1988-1989 are: Chief . Brad Eradley. .755-5?1$ {fldvioer. ., iir $tanford. . . . ti- ?61-10{0} Yice Chief. Herry Ader . .358-i8?? Lodse Fred Hilsabech. {Advioer. Chief. . Iravle Tate Tice ( ldr iser. Yice ( . . . .357"0083) ) C[ief. . Eric litcheas active chapters, $outh Central lleetiag Location: flo oet reeting iocatioa [eeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. Crittenden location: llo set reeting location teeting lile: llo set neeting tire. l{eeting 365-935? 0r Bill you have any queetiona conceruing flhapter: Ara4i 0istrict: ldviser If your chapter operatioaa, contact your Chapter Chief lieted eleenhere in this llunderDird. Chapter: Crittenden 3$3-728? ldrieer. $ecretaryllreasurer . Careyl{hite { knor rhen and rhere your chapter reets? Listed belon are the neeting tires and locationa of preseutly Do you $iatrict: 3{5 -9?{? . D0[$ Y0uB cilPTt[ il[[T? 882 Dougherty, -23{2 353-2145) Chapter: Hagataren District: 11,fl. llissiesippi location: Court fiouse, $outhaven l{eetiu Tiee: lst Suuday, 2:00 P.t. Eeeting Chalter: llashoba $intrict: llashoba tertirg Location: llo set rcetilg location l{eetiug lire: llo set leeting tire. Chapter: lletari District: 1$89 CIAPTEI CIr8rs Ihe rerbers of the Chiclaaah Lodge have been elected to serre their chaptera an Chapter Chiefs for 1988-1989: Arangi. (Adviser. .louis Richardson . . . .323-6333 . . .396-0???] Crittenden. .Barkley Bogere . .Brandon Hanpton. ,Donllenton ildriser. lyle llagataren { idr ieer llashoba { Adr . . iser .$ar {fidviser. Iitsehiudin . .353-2{{5) $ittrict: Leyton l{right Brian l{olfe. Iichard Bentley. .365-7?93 . . .085-581? ) .683-96{5 .683-90{5 } . .3{2-18?9 . .79{-8191} Church Easterr leeting Location: lingsray Chriatian teeting Tiae: lst $unday, 2:30 !.t. fhalter: .83?-0?0{ . . $outheart I{apanru $ietrict: fihurcb llitschiudin $outhneet [eeting location: [eetiu .Aian llright. llapaneu ioer . . . .Chris ilarshail . .$cott Stevens. . {Adriser Adv 876-6305] . . {ldriser. . { [iiler Chrpter: ) 876 -0305 . Jay ilorth Central . . Collins. Biil 0ougherty . tetari. (ldriser 0r$[. llaguer. , .393-3256 [clleil . 393-9?61 .$cott ili11er Chalter: 0l$f treetiu Loeation: $t. Luhe'r ilethodiat leeting Tire: 2ld Tuesday, ?:00 P.t. ..,?35-6685) Church Chapter: l{orth Central $istrict: llorth Centrai teeting Location: llo eet leeting iocation. ileeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. I}istri{:t: .501-739-16t1 flichy . liortheaet ileeting Location: St. Iichael's Cathoiic ileeting Tine: 2nd Thuraday, 7:00 P.il. lire: LoaE $treet tethodiet last lhursday, 7:00 P.il. Chureh �Areas in which you would be interested in serving your 0. A (Please check clne or more of the following. ) Lodge-- l- Service (responsible for carrying out all Lodge approved nerv j-ce pro j ect* ) 2 Indian Dance Team Indian Affairs (responsible for coordinating the i-nstruction and presentation of Native American Indian Lore in an authentic manrier ) Ordeal Committee (responsible f,:r proper execution of eackr ,_a 4 r;rdeaI ) Ordea1 Ceremonies Team Brotherhood Committee (responsible for planning and conducting the Brotherhood)---(Brc-.itherhood and Vigil members only ) Brotherhr:od Ceremonies Team (Brotherhood and Vigil 7. r:rrf y ) Vieil, Ceremonies Lr)n Team (Vieil members only) Election Tearn (responsible for insuring that an ().A is held in every eligible troop desiring one) .) J. -'t members Publ-icati,:ns Cr:mmittee ( responsible for articles newa Ietter- -Thunderbird ) . l"1f Camp L2. Telephone Committee 1.) LO, e lec*" ion in the lodge Promotions Committee ( supports Di-rs trict and Cc,uncil camping promotlonal efforts and helps put together "Where to Go Camping" booklet) -- 14. Ad Hoc Committee (responsible for conciaves and other assi-gned duties ) Holding An Office in the Lodge or Chapter (must be "active" member, not just one paj,.d up-to*date) an Other: 1tr LJ. 16. L7. lo Lr) = . =(SEE OTHBR SIDE) = = : =(SEE OTHER SIDE) = = = =(SEE OTHER ,9IDE) = = �THE ORDER OF THE ABROW DESPERATELY NEEDS YOUF HELP l^le need your help to ensure that our Lodge membership records up-to-date and correct. We, therefore, request a few minutes of time to complete this information sheet and return to the lodge. are yol.rr Our loclge also desperately needs members to assist in its operations. Please clreck on the reverae side the area6 in which you would like to help. The strength and operation of the Order of the Arrow depends upiln you its members, through active participatir-.,n, support and service. youtlt and adult) should complete this form and retr;rn to the lodge by March 31, 1989. The completed form can be turned in at the Scout Service Cerrter or maj-led directly +^ ALL O.A. members (present and past, t-(_t- - Jrs* Baines, Adviaer-O.A. Memberahip, 2985 Darolyn, Bartlett, TN 38134 PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS. If you have a.ny qlrestions, please ,Jc,e Ralnes oI: Larry Raines at 3BB*L629 or Brad Bradley at 755-5716. Name: Nanre pref,:rrelt;:ti. Address: Phone: (First) call (Middle) carred (city) (Street) Date of Birth {h/ci (zipJ (State) (Mo { Dav ) ) Y r == {"lnit Number: Troop District (ckeck one): Nashoba 4 D N. W. Mississippi I Southwest Date of tJrd.*al: Other (specify) Post 1. Crittenden North Central 7 . Sor:th f.entraf 10. Other (specify) (Mo.) (Day) (Mo.) (Mo.) Ilate of Founder's Award (if applieable): Date of Distinguished Service Award: ( if applicable) = =(sEE 5 Eastern Northeast 8. Southeast (Yr.) Date of Brotherhood (if applicable): Date of Visil (if applicable): r) (Day) (Day) (Mo.) (Yr.) (Yr.) (Day) (Yr.) ) (Day) (Yr.) OTHE RSIDE)====(SEE OTHE RSIDE)====(SEE OTHE R SIDE) = : ====== (Mo. �I I I cotctlT[ $[[TIc[ liEIIIilD -- n[olsI[aTl0t [o[u )))))ll0T[ DAT[>u>> AP rili II[ ? - $, I III 1 I (((((ll0T[ lira the preparation of lia f;eservation for the 1989 $ection-ll Conclave duritg the reelend of I aosist the Chictasah Lodge DIIE<<I<< in I I $cout I ?-9, I lpril r0$$. c0ilctllB $EnYIc[ flE$[iltD I >r>>rll0T!0AIE))))) I finciosed is ry paylent of 18.00 to cover the coot of food and inaurance for the neetend. I underttand the lodge llitt tOT furnish trausportatiou. $tttuu*triltuutrt**utr*riittutillltr**tttttil*r$Hllrt*tttttH*lul Hease colplete and return this fon nith your palreut on or before ilarch 31, 1$8$, to: 381i1 tatl I 21-23,1989. kl r0Dt8$5: fircloaed STIII-- is ry ]ayrent of $8.00 to corer the cost ?il.$[0tx:_ Ul{ II of food and ilsurance for I I Please colplete and retura I l$$9, to: thie forr nith your payrent oa or before Aprii 1{, Chictasah lodge [hickaean Council 1?1 5. flollynood lerphis, T[ 3811? I I ll0 (((((ll0T[Dlt[t<<<< I urderstand the iodge llllt ll0T furnish translortation. tuttilt*ttffi lllu*rluttttul*rtutf *til*llt*uuil*u*il*t*ttrtturu$t I UIP l - 2 3, I I I I the reekend, F CI?T: 2 nE0t$TBtTIot Bom the Chichasah Lodge il the preparation of [ia lira Scout the 1$89 Sectiou-li Conclave duriug the neetend of lpril I a H CIAPTBA aaaist fieserration for H J [hictasan flouncil 171 $. [ollyrood lll i cill I z Chictaeah lodge [erphis, I [ APn I -- () : ilAt{[ CIAPTBI IDDUBS$ DA'[ OT BINTI List any Physical Conditlone: YOUTI ( );IDULI { )21 0n 0t0EH FI $TlI[- ()iTY ZIP:- I ulilI 1BIBPHOIIB: I ilO: I F Y0UT[ OATI OT BINTI ( );ADUII ( )Zl 0n 0tD[A Liet any $pecial lledicationa - C.) I Liat any Phyaical Conditione: I *tttturut*tt*t*t**uutttttiltttt*il*tuiltttuuHrtt$lttrttuututttt I gleciai [0$T L0D0[ BIAP niii be provided each 0.4. Lodge terber during the first service reekend he norhs. Au additional flap for each additional reeleud norhed can be purchased for $3.50 each. I I I liot ant Speciai Uedications I I I I I I I I I I ttllllltuillt*rtil[tllilu*tttrt*t*ntltllllltttt*tttIt*utltttttilltuttt rill A opecial [0$T t0D0f FLIP be provided each 0.1. Lodge terber duriag the oervice neekend he norts. An additional flap for each additionai reehend $orhed can be purchaoed for $3.50 each. first �I I -.t I - 1t- I I 198? SEDTI0|'l iI 0.A. I C0il[LAVE I I0: I Chickasah Lodge, Ehicka:ax [ouncil, 171 S, Hollynood, llemphis, TN 38ll? I 0[0ur lilD I I plan to attend the Section II Eonrlrve on April 28-30, l9Bt, Enclosed is a check to cover the registration cost and any additional iteros I desire to I I Pieaat corpiete and return pur chase, I 10$$, or before [al 2$, CLiekaeah lodge Chichasan Couucil kI 1?1 5. fitllyrood terphis, ltl 381i? z H AI}DRESST 0r tr: I CHAPTER: RB0lsT[[TIot r08il thig fop nith your Daltelt I l{AtlE: Bn0Tff8n[000 FJ CITY: STAIE IIP r I t CIAPTBN il[[E I U}liT TELEPHOIIIE I DATE 0F I a Ht}: YOUTH BIRTHT ( )iADULT i )21 0H [t[ER E H I FEES El'l[LE$EDr Heq i strat $ i on . 18,00 I z o |,lat Pins . F-l I lluqs I I Total anount rubmitted, (llake rheck payable to Boy Scouts ts o{ Amerira.i Tff[Pfi0ilE:- 0tll ll0 I (-) Extra Patches A$DTBS$: H $AIt 0r BIEII:- I0ilIU Cheet 0ue: Brotherhood Candidate $30.00 [erber $T.50 { { ( );lD$tI ( )21 0B 0tD[B ) } Piease check the nort proiestd you are Proficient in: { iCarpertry ( { } 0ther }[tectricitv ( )lefrigeration ( )Plurbiug u$rmuPIIASB U BBIIIG Y0UA !001$rtttt*rttr I I List any Special t'ledical Conditinnsr liat any Physical Coaditioas: List aay $peciai tedicationa I I I I List any Special 0ietary Conditionsr I I I I I I I I ) �II l l CHICKASAH LODGE VIGIL 4$6 ORDER OF THE ARRO!^I H HONOR RECOMMENDATION take pleasure in recommending this Scout/Scouter for the Vieil DATE oF BIBTH .5CCIUT,/SCOUTER:---- Honor We ITY: ADDRESS: ---5 PRESENTLY REGISTERED AS: - DI$TRICT: UNIT ZTP: TATE: - LODGE RECOBD: DATE INDUCTED: DATE BROTHEHHOOD CONFERBED: LODGE OFEICES (POSITIONS) HELD: C'RDER OF THE ARROW SERVICE RECOHD F,COUTING RECORD CAMPING RECORD .9PECIFIC REASC'N(S) FOR RECOMMENDING THIS SCOUT/SCOUTER: Individual Making Recommendation : Name: Position j-n Seouting: Address: Telephone: (SEE OTHER SIDE)-----(SEE OTHER NOTE: THIS RECOMMENDATION I5 CONFIDENTIAL AND TO AVOID P()SSIBLE DISAPPOINTHENT, PLEASE DO NOT ADVISE THE ONE BEING RECOMMENDED IN ANY WAY C)F YOTIR ACTION IN HIS BEHALF, $IDE).----(SEE OTHER SIDE) �VIGIT HC)N()R The VIGIL HONOR is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members. It is a mark of distinction and recoEnition reserved for those Arrowmen who, by reason of exceptional servlce, personal effort, and unselfieh interest, have made distinguished contributiona beyond the lmmediate reeponsibilities of their poeition or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting:, or their Scout Camp. CIRCT]I''STANCES SHOULD TENTIRE IN SCOTITING OR THE ORDER OF THE ARROW BE CONSIDERED AS REASON ENOUGH FOR VIGIL HONOR RECOMMENDATION. IINDEH NO Any member of the Order regietered in $couting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is elisible for recommendatj-on for the Vigit Honor, provided that, dt the time of his recommendation, he has been a Brotherhood member for a minimum of 2 yeara, and his registration and dues r ar€ current . When recommending an individual, please complete all eections of the recommendation form. The more information the committee has available aB to the acconplishments and activities of the one being recommended, the better it can select worthy individuals fairLy. ANY INDIVIDUAL MAY RECOMMEND ANY ARROWMAN WHO MEETS THESE REQUIREMENTS. VIGIL RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL: f,\"-n I * * T( ALL RECOMMENDATIONS ARE TO '< NO RECOMMENDATION$ WItt BE BE ACCEPTED AFTER 31, o' \ HIS DATE. 1181 xx** FORWARDED TO: VIGIT RECOMMENDATION CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL L7 L S. HC)LLYWOCID MEMPHIS, TN 38112 ATTN: VIGIL COMMITTEE (PHIVATE ) (sEE OTHER SrDE)-----(SEE OTHEH SrDE)*----(SEE OTHER SIDE)-***--- �'t 75T[ ililfiVlBstnY leadershi P seminar Ihe Individual Challenge, be IP l{ational Leadership $erilar (l{LS) riil be held June 23-25, 1989, at $outh Georgia College in Douglaa, Ceorgia. Ihe cost rill be ${0.00. rill be the only l{L$ of the fiegion and should prove to be one year for the Southeast of the best ever. For additiooai inforration, eontact Larry Iaiues 38fi - 16t$ a for both youth and aduit, nill three-part quest of oervice: Quest for Lodge and for $couting and Corrunitv Dereloprent; and Queet for Personal Developrent" Iudiriduala corpleting the arard's requirerente cill be eligible to purchaae a specialll designed arron ribbou, featuring a turtle auperinposed oyer an arror, euspended fror a red and nhite ribbon. Ihis ribbon lay be roru iu place of the universal arror ribbon, suspended fror the right pochet button of the uniforr ehirt. fihapter Developrent; Quest SEUII{AR The Ttris ilil0uilCtD The l{ational Corrittee unveiled the 75th lnnivereary Prograr at the 1988 llational Conference. Ihe proSrar couoists of three elerents: Iudividuai Challense, Lodge Challeage and the Rededication Cereronr. national IIA1IOIIAL tEADB[sfl AflAnD at is deaigned to encourage lodges to activitiee for their couucil's surrer carp prograr. Ihe central focut niii be to derise a challeuing lulti-year erperience ieading to repeat atterdance at carpa by $couts. lodges nill be required to surbit a nritten history deacribing the suecess of their prograr to the l{ational Corrittee. Lodges The Lodge Chalienge derelop nen . OFOEi OF THE ABiOW receivirg recognition NATIONAL PHILMONT TREK 1 989 third nill receive a $1,000 endocrent. final elerent, the [ededication Cereroul of the purpose of the 0rder to the thingr that a[ arronan cal achieve. theae achieverents are: to be recoguiaed by others ao a iiving erarple of the Scout 0ath and Lan, to aurture and lnprove Scouting'a ouidoor traditions and spirit, to prorote outdoor carping all year 'round and finally, to lead and live a life of cheerful service for our norId. todges nill perfon the Sededication Cerelony for individuair nho have earned the ?he and iucludes a restaterent O. A. PIILilOIIT T8XI The 1989 0.4, Phiiront Trek is scheduled for August i3-22, 1989" Our aection ($t-2) coutingent is echeduie to arrive on $uadar, lu8ust 13, aud depart on $aturdar, ?5th lnniversary Anard. Auguet 1$. Philnolt trek rilI feature seveo days of adventure, inciuding five daya on hiptoric traiis of t{er lexico. l{hile the Philnont progfn riil be custolieed for the 0rder of the Arror, la-ui of the unique featurer of the fianch rill be utiliaed and arailabie to trel participants inciuding: pannirg for goid, horseback riding, roling and pioneering, uountaineering, fiehing, etc. Tbe is $11$,00 and nili be discounted to t160 if paid by June 1. fieeervations lurt be rade on the 0i Philrort Tret lodge Beeerration forr and rust be proceared by the couocil, then fornarded to the 0rder of the lrror at the !{atioaal 0ffice. The fe* tgt5.t990 tilB[[ffiIP-A [000[',$ SlBm0t[ (}ur sectiol, of rhich Chichaeah lodge is only one of eight lodges, rill hare a quota bf only 24 arrorretr. [ake your plaar non to atteld thia unique opportulity nith a neek fuIl of fuu and fello*ohip. Ihe strength of a lodge in in ite rerberehip. terbership is irportant to accorplish the purpose of the 0rder and shouid not be talea lightiy. A decline in terbership ia a eign a iodge ia startiug to die. eronth, ou the other is an indicator of progrers and achievereat. [rerI rerber shouid earpaign to activate and reactirate [er, old, and forrer rerbers. hand, If ,0u have ary ff8i-gfi{5. guestions, cali Leytoa thight at lodge �tODgB COilTITIIE AB$POI{SIBIIITIE$ 0rdeal--reeponsible for planning I{EII TATIOIIAT AI{D B[GIOII CTIBT$ During Deceuber 2?-30, 1988, a national 0.4. Planning Heeting nas held in Arlington, Teras. Ali aectiol chiefs and conducting the 0rdeals. Brotherhood--responsible for planning and couducting the Brotherhood. Iigil--responsibie for the Yigil $elelctiou and the iuduction cerenorrl of the candidates. Iudlan lffairs--responeible for eoordiuatiU the instruction aud eet not r:nly to pian ihe i989 liationai Phiiront Trek, but aieo to elect a national chief, national vice chief, and region chiefs. The ner chiefs rhich have a uore direct ippact on our section are: l{ational Chief . l{ationai Tice Chief Southeast [egion Chief presettatiol of tative Areriean irdian Lore in anauthentic iarrer; rerponrible for the Lodge Dance Tear. eereronies--responsible for piaming and eonducting the cereronies for the 0rdeals, Brotherhooda, and the Yisi I . [nit ileetions--respousible for iasuring that an 0rder of the lrron election ie held in every eligible troop desirlng for carrlilg out all Publications--reeponsible for publishj.ng a Boue I is a [igil [oaor renber aad serves as an [eeistani $coutnaster of Troop 58{ in the Yiking Councii ia [ianeapolis, [innesota. iodge neneletter quarterly. Aetivities--responeible for plauning and carrying out the annual laii Feiionship, 0.4. [aniiy Banquet, and other speeial social events. for Carp Pronotions--responrible .David is l{ade fierbrauson Lodge approved service projecta. .Jaeh $tephens llade flerbranson Jacl $tephenr a Yigil fionor rclber of the Chee Dodge f,odge llo. 50i and gerves as au lssigtant $coutraater of Troop in the 0rand Canyon Council iu trlagstaff, iriraua. one. $ervice--responsible ELBCTED developing aud carrying out plans for carp prorotions and preparitg a 'llhere to go Carping" booklet" ir a Iigil liavid Bone, 19, Lodge fl0. Iroop f 39 amii.na. fonor rerber of tiie Tsalagi serves as an Assistant $coutraeter of the Cherokee Council i.n i{i}nington, $orth 163 and in for establishing a teiephone comittee. floc--rerponsible for conclaves and other assigned Ielephone--responeibie ld duties. .nrr, lplq;ri) .; rrff tL [0il08 1,,.1., aEC0tuftiDAIIoil$ [igil flonor ia the 0rder of the Arron is ararded to in recognition of exceptional service, peroonai effort, ard uneelfish intereet in the nelfare of others. The arroflrett r[CT$ These arr0nren have uade distinguished eontributions ABOOT OON LODOE abole and beyond L0D0E lllt[; IODG8 l01B[: CilCIA$AH L0DGB llUtBE[: {06 IUUilDTBBIBD Aay D0t5: t3.50 annuaily (payabie by Decerber 15th folloning year. for the ) LODOE OTTICB[5: Lodge Chief (lletari $akira) .Brad Bradley fienry lden . , Iice Chief (llischeneyit Sakira) 9ice Chief (lliecheueyit Sahira) tice Chief (llischeneyit $atira) $ecretary (lletani Lehhihet) . Lodge idviser. Dr. itlitanelatpanui Gegeyjurhet l Staff Adviser. (l{etari Gegeyjurhet) . of the their imediate responsibilities in the Auon. lerber of the 0rder is nho ie currentiy registered in in good etanding in a reguiariy $couting ard chartered lodge ie eligibie for recorrendation to the national eonnittee for elevation to the Yigil flouor, prorided that, at the tire of recomendation, he has been a Erotherhood rerber for a nininua of tno years. If Eric Iitchens of soneone nho is rorthl of being conaidered houor and cho eeets all the requirerents iisted above, please colplete the '8t{CtOSED' recouendatiou . Carey llhite forr. . Travia Iate tOOffB IDYI$E8S: (l{ischeneyit 0egetjurhet Couucil Scout [recutive Order Jir $taaford tou knon for this $uder no circulstances shouid teuure iu $eouting or the 0rder he considered as reaoon e[ough tor Yigil fiotor reconaendation. . Claud Brorn Vigil fionor i.s the highest honor that our rerbere for service to the Lodge can beston upon lodge and couucii. [eleaber, the } . Joe Long ito �$P[IilE OSDEAt AIID BSCTHIBHOOD TO BT J$il8 9 -i 1, f[tD tg89 $priag Ordeal aud Brotherhood nili be held at fiia fiira $cout Eeservationon Juue g, 10 and 11, 1g8g. AIt rerbers are encouraged to attend thie reekend to help iuduct those brothers tapped out for induction into the 0rder of the Arror, lle alao can heip our catp rarger riih those thiugs needed to help insure that those uaing The pili the carp enjoy a good outdoor experience. Sererber. you pere chosen above othero by your fellor $couts to becore a relber of the 0rder, You should cousider it a privilege and honor to be a aeeber and help carry out the traditions of the 0rder. shoulri bring Everyone the foilorirg: Il0[[ t983 $[CTIt]il [04[ CC!{CIAY8 II Coneiave rill be heid Aprii 28-30, l9gg, flia Iira Scout fieevation, [ear flardy, &rkansas. Ihe fees for the 1g8g Oonciave riii be $19.00, The $ectioa at tur onr rhich includes GIOYE$, II ali reais rhiie at carp and one conciave patch. cL0TtB$, sc00T $iltF0Bt{, aaiil ff8a8, $t8flpil{0 BA0, BTc. include all reale on $aturdal and breakfast on $unday. The Brotherhood feea also include a haadbook, pocket flap and sash. The feen c0t{ptBlt I[8 'EilCtos[D" 0nDEAL AID BB0T[[tU00D IB0I$TMTiOil TOAT AilD sUBIIT HITI ALt tr8l5 TO ?[T c00[ciL 0FricE oil 0a BEr0[E trBIDAI, tAy 2$, 1989. r00D Pt[ast tUgT Bt 0ADEBBD llII,L B[ BX5[BVATIOTS l}heck-in it ciil be ADYAiICE; TflBn8tr0n8, ilO HAt[-ilt 6:00 P.t. until l0:00 p"il. Friday t-r-r-t-t-r-i-t-t-t-r-t -t_r-t_r_t_[-t-t _t-t_t-t-t-t-t_t t I i t I t f I I I I I { laut lear our iodge non firnt place first in place in the Chief's Cup lodge Scrapbook and third place in lear aloo brought bach a participation lnard. our lodge is hoat of the conclave this }eal, re ne caa have the largest attendance ever. If you ratt to represeat our lodge and attend the conclave, pleaae coaplete the "[llC[0S[D" foro and subrit nith Iour payrent by ilarch 31, tg8g. (ll0 tATCfl, t[0 0n flfl $ince h*pe 08088$ CAil BE tC[[pT8D irTfln ilancu 31.] I I i * I I Display, and others. 0ance. l{e A$CTPTXD" fror conciare offera 0.4. renbers an opportulitt to have fellonship rlth other lodge eerbers throughout our oection, to iearn lore about the 0rder of the Arron, and a chance to eclpete in rarioug actirities, inciuding hdial 0ancing, the luest, i,odge Suapbooh, todge ?he D0 You t iltoti tOfl yc0 cili 8anil Tti$ r-t-t-t-t -*-t-t-* -* -* -t-t-* $pBCIAt trtAp? I _r-t_t _t _t-*_t_*-* -t-t-t _t -[ t{ATI[}IUL OB}EB Otr ?[E ABBOII COilrTRBilflr The 1990 flational 0rder of the Amon Coafereace tll.0.&.C.) nill be held Auguot 12-10 at the 0niveraity of Indiana in Blooaingtor, itdianr. t*o yearo to provide all and other iodge rerbers rith additional training, ae neil ar opportulitiea to Tbese conferelces are held every l*dge offieialo ftet rerbers of other lodgea fror all over the couutry and share eethods, ideao and feliorship. confer*nce if in Iour plans r0r to attend The 0rder of the Aron nith the 0.4. fee include6 r00r, board, special and basic conference prograu featurea. The conference Begin lahing 0.t. ial{B{]n[t for opportunities evento, this great 1$00. you nant nore infornation about 11.0.1.C., pleaae ct*tact Larry Haineo at 388-1$?9, Brad Bradley at ?55-5?16, or Bill Dougherty at 353-2{{$. sflavrcE c0[r5 etili needs I00T[ nerbers to rorh $erviee Corps at the 1989 !{atioual Jarboree, Applications rust be obtained frol the local council office. Hhen cotpletiag the applicatiou, indicate JlilB0[EE flIADQUAIIEIS $[8IICE C0[f$ Atl applications nust be returned to the Iocal eouncil office and receive the $eout executire's aignature prior to it beiag forrarded to the national office. If 0iltl additioual infomatiou ie oeeded, please coatact Larry Baiueo, $ection Chief, at 388-1$2$. �PSOIIOICI[TiOII {$one terls conronly EBPLICEilTilT YIOIT IOIIOH C[[TIFiCATES AVAILABTE GUIOE used and a phonetic ligil ffonor Certificate to nor thoae YiCil rerbers rho rould to replace their old one. ?o obtain the ner certificate, eend a check for t5,00 {payable to 0rder of the lrron] attached to the oid certificate (or photo copy) and rail spelling}: The recently designed 8x10 available Ahoaiton. . Allonat $ahira. Ah' -ho-al'-toa Ai'-io-not 5a-lee'-ra . Chingachgook, .Ching'-gatch-gooL Iiangorat. . lichk inet . [itch'-hin-et Leari . to iile to 0rder of the Arron, Boy $eouts of herica, i325 Halnut Iili Iane, P.0. Box 2079. Irving, TX, 75015-20i9. [e-ian'-go-aat .len'-nee len-ah'-pee Lenape. , . . teteu . lletari. llutitet . flu-te'-ket .Un'-cusa i . llee-lok' -ten' -dee-enk . Ilin'-go-louch-sict . lli'-tah-het'-oo-ee {lncae l{irochtendienh If the certificate hao been iost, give your nate, the date received, and the iodge nhere the honor pag presented. Please allor 30 norhing days for processing. . [ee-tal'-o teh-tah'-ree . liingo lauchs ik l{itahuaui. Itt*trrtt*rtrtt*tr* ffi tt*t*trt*t TiiO HE[B[[S 0ffi'1 r08EET 10 PAI 0on't forget to pal your [ebruary 16, 1989, the Chichasar Council held its lnnual Ararde liight. A hiehlight of the evening rat the the $ilrer Beaver Arard, 0[e of Fresentation $couting's highest honore. lro reeipients are relbers of our Chickarah lodge: Uar B. Aycock and flobert {Bob} Hrrshaii. COilGAA?ULATl0il$ to theae outstarding arrorlet, $n 0.[. dues for lggg. Ail dues are payable by 0ecerber lSth for the foiloning year. {e.g., l$89 dues shouid have been paid by Deceiber lf, 1$88 . l Ittrr*ttt*trt*t*trrrtrtrt**rt of l{. GHIG}<AAAH N on-Profit Otganization IJ.S. LcItrIGlE r7l sourH HottywooD MEMPH'S, rENN.38I12 I If thie bor is checled, thia nill be your last cQPy of the ?hunderbird until your 1989 hstage&,id MemPhis, Tbnn. Permit No.435 cH,cxAsAw couNcrt pa IEI8IY[ $ItYEB BIAYEB I0U[ i98$ ]U[$ dues id. UTI.I$H $IJTHHNIAilS 3e?s HEHSilTfi [*V[ Hfi*lFt{I$ TN 3St}4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document EF 1116no% Chicksscrh Thunderbird arrow news forarrow men MARCH chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. 1989 rffi[a ru0[ tflE cfi8r }ear 0uys, 0ear upl I April 28-29-30 ts only a fer reehs aray, The entire reelend prorioeo to be a great fun-fiiled neelend nith sore great food. $0, if you think anything other than a great tire--change your thinking right norll Part of the 0A is the brotherhood and friendship re ail feel by helping each other and becoring better acquainted. It siil be terrific to see eyeryone, piua reet all the vieiiing 0l relbero that niil be traveiing fror ali over to be nith us, The planling corrittees have been norking hard ol the details to eale this the BXXI conclave everl I [ven the food is sure to rake a hit rith everyonel i Dates have aiready been eet to pitch tents, and nor ali pe need is YOul I $o in heeping cith our 0A phiiosophy--thint positivel The reehend nill be great fun--see ult there! Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradiey Lodge Chief ffiO CABAT IAPPEI{Iil85 During 1989 the Chickasah Lodge rili be celebrating tro Ereat happeaiugo. First, our lodge rilI be celebrating its {0th a&iversary. Secoad, for the first tile siuee our lodge becale part of the $outheast Region $ection ltr, re niil be hosting the Section Conclave. Buriag this anuiversary year, re! as rerbers of the 0rder af the Arror, should dedicate ouraelves to becole rore actj.ve rith our lodge and cirapter actilities and to iive up to the high ideais of the 0,4. obligatiou. Ihio tear ne should striye to rahe the Chickasah Lodge stronger aud better. To accorplish this, honever, niil require the active participation of everl Y00Tn and adult 0. A. rerber. fivery 0rdeai rerber should be encouraged to beeore a Brctherhood renber. Ihie rededication itself can be a najor step tonard irproring our lodge. llext, the heip of every 0.A. rerber in the Chiclaeah lodge is needed to insure that the 1989 Section-[l Conclave rill be a Bucc€Es aud rill be the B[$I erer. there are oeveral raya rerbers can help accorplish this. Firat, eyery rerber cal register and attend the couclave. $econd, every retber ie encouraged to participate by norhiug on one of the rany conclave eorrittees rhich are busiiy preparing for this special occasion. AIso, eyery rerber should encourage his fellon 0.4. brothere to attend. ?he Conclare cill be held April 28-30, 1989, at lia [ita Seout teaervation lear flardy, Arkansao. (A conclave regietration fon is ilciuded rith this necsletter. ) If you have auy questiona conceruing the conclare, if Iou rant to be a rerber of ore of the eonclave couittees, or if you just rant to becore active in the Chichasah Lodge, please contact one of the folloning: [arr] lainea Section Chief Section-II 388- 162$ Brad Eradley Lodge Chief Chickasah Lodge ?55-5?16 rg8s catBllD[$ 0r 0.a. EYIII$ Date [vent/Actir ity tar. Locat ion lodge Conclave Plauning Ieeting lingsray Christian Church Conclave $et-up lleetend lia lira Conciave $et-up tleekend lia [im IIT HEX}X}} Colclave Set-up l{eekend [ia lila $ection II 0.A, Conelave [ia lira 0.1. [recutive Cornittee $cout 0ffice teetiag 0rdeal, Brothertrood (ia lim 0.1. llatioaal $outh Georgia Leadership $erinar Coiiege $ouglas, 0eorgia 8&OTHEAHOOD CE[BilOilT TO BB NELD IT [14 [II{A The Brotherhood Cereroty nill be held in conjunction nith the $pring 0rdeal at [ia Iira $cout Eeservation, fiard}. &r[ansas, on June f-il, 1989. If you haye ret the requirelents belon, Iou ray seai your rerbership in the 0rder through the Brotherhood cererony. Io be eligible for Srotherhood----- -Iou rust have contilued faithfully to serre your fellornan. -Iou rust have beel an 0rdeai reaber for at leaat 10 ronthe. -You nust be an active regj.stered aerber in Scouting. -Tou ruat be an active registered neaber in the 0rder of the Arror. -You Euat pay the required fees in adrance. -Iou lust eorpiete the requirerente ou pages 65 throu8h ?1 of the 0rder of the Arror fiandbook (198fi printing), nhich includes the folioning sectiolo: .0n the lraii to Brotherhood", 'Ihe Chailenges of Brotherhood Ueebership", 'Ihe Custors and Traditione of the 0rdea1", "Isur Relationship to Your Ulit', 'Seryiee in the lodge Prograr", and 'Conductiag the Brotherhood Cereronl' . (TOU $IOOTD BE T8[P[8TD TO OIYI TIE VENBAT po[Troil 00?LIllED ill tfl8$[ $Bcil0[s TBIDAI l{i0[T art8t clBcil[0 Iil.] -Iou eust crite a rededicatiol letter to the Lodge $ecretary expressing hor you feel you are prepared for the Brotherbtod. this letter should--- {a) Erplain nhat you thinh the Obiigatiou reans, {b} Desmibe hon you have been fulfilling tbi.s 0bligation in your troop or post and il ,our daily life, aad hor you hare used your understaudiug of the traditions of the 0rdeal to aid in your eerrice, (e) Describe the specific plans you have for renderirg service to the lodge in fuifillrent of the nen piedge that you expect to tahe. T[I$ TTTTEN TO$T BE P8[PAB[O III ADYAIICE AIID B[ Pn8$ilrT[D flX[il IoU CflECI Ill 0[ rilDAI lllG[T. If tou are prepared non to lake this irportant decision for yourself, fle ri}I nelcore you at the ceretoay. fleaee let us hnor of your intentiors so preparations can be rade for aII those nho rill attend on June $-11. I registration forr for this purrose in in thie iosue. 12, 198$ lpr. ?-9, 1989 ipr. i4- 16 , 198$ Apr. ?1-23, 1989 lpr.28-30,1989 tay {, i989 iun. 9-li, 1989 Jur. ?3-25,1989 iug. 2-9, 198$ Ilational Boy $cout Jarboree lug. 13-19, 1989 0.A. Phiiront Trek S[-? Contingelt fort l.P. Hiltr Virginia Phihont iug. 2?, 1989 ($BX X0?E) 0.4. Executive Corrittee $cout 0ffice teeting (2:30 P.t.) $ep. 8r10 t$[[ ll0Tx 98$ Faii ['e]losship, Lodge ileetilg, and lodge Xiectione Calp Currier Oct. 13-15, 1989 0rdea1, Brotherbood, t$B[ [0I8] Yigii Carp Currier ll0T. 12, 1989 0.1. Executive Corrittee Scout Office (588 ll0lt) teetins (2:30 P.t.) Dec. 8, 1989 0.1. Fanily Banquet Unhnocn {ll0?t: C[tllG[ Ill T[[ DIII 0l ACIMTI 0ll Y0U[ nru ]0[S c[80. i i OBDEN OF THE ARTOI{ ilBilB8B$flIP NEQUiRB[[IIT$.W]ifrD During 1988 the llational Corrittee of the 0rder of the Arron reevaluated rerbership selection requirerents for induction into the 0rder. The revieed requirerents are as foliona; Iouth ilerberahip Qualifications lll rerbers 0f, 0r candidates for rerbuship iu, the Crder of the Arron nho are under 21 yeara of age ahail be cousldered youth rerbers 0r candidatea for youth rerbership, tubject to the folioring requirerents: a. Be a registered lerber of the 8oy Scouts of Arerica. b. Bold the first claso acout ranh of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, as a ainilur. c. [fter registration cith a troop, teat, 0r post, have erperienced 15 dayr and nights of carping, including 6 coneecutive days and nights of long-terr carping,, under the auspices and standarde of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, nithin 2 years ilrediateiy prior tc candidate stauts. Candidates for youth lerbership shall be elected by other youth rerbers in accordance nith policies oet forth by the llational Conrittee of the 0rder of the Arron. tlection of any per60D under 21 years of age aE a candidate for aenbership shail be based on fulfilirent of the youth rerbership requiremnts. Adult Uuil leader Betuirereuts Ail rerbers of, 0r candidates for rerberehip in, the 0rd*r of the Arror nbo are 21 yearr of age or older, and rhli are regiatered reabers of the Boy Seouts of Arerica, shail be eonsidered adr:Lt renbers or candidates for adult rerbership. Individuals ehail be oelected ao candidatea basad upon the foiloring: Bach year, 0P0ll flCtDItl0 a tro0p, tean, or post EtB{)TI0li ECt Y00Tfi candidates, ti,e fi{lT C0UUiTTEB aay reconaend to ile irdge executive connittee 0llE adult for cousideration a-i a canCidate for indiiction, provided the folioning r:oadiiiors arr fuifilied: a ielection of the aduit is baaed upon ability to perforr the requi*ite functians, and not for rerognition of eervice, including current or prior achieveaent and position. b. The individual nill be an aeaet to the 0rder due to riaaonstrated skilis and abilities nhich fulfiil the i)urpoge of the 0rder. c. The canping requirerents eet forth for youth relbera are fulfilled. d. The adult leader's relbership nill provide a positive role nodel for the grorth and developaent of the youth nerbers of the lodge. II{DOITIOII OT ADOTI TETBEA5 SfiAtL B[ AT TIE DI$CAETIOI{ 08 IIE r0D0E IXECUTM CoUilTI88. lll rerbers ol ttre 0rder 0i tle. Arror. hg[tr vouth ald aduit. utL successfuily colplete ilg 0rdeai exrerience ald rarticioate il ilq induction ceretory. [f)iI IOliG CAll OOR TODGT flTI$T? To rahe the 0rder of the Arro* ar effective organiaatiou depeade on you its rerbers. Iuere are over 8C0 Scouts and Scoutern in the Chiekasan Couucil nho near the flap of our Iodge. fioperer, only 200 of these 0.4. brothers hare aad heep their annual dues paid, and less than 25 of these lerbers heip the lodge by aerviu8 ou couittees and/or by participating ia lodge eventg, such as ordeaie, fellonshipo, ete. The 0rder of the Arror is an organization for boys and is run by boys (under 21 years of age). llithout aetire participation by rore of our Scouts, our lodge cannot continue to function. lle no longer have a lodge dance tear, corplete eereronies tears, ordeal task ieaders, or terbers on all of the iodge corrittees. llot onh hae partieipation on the lodge ievel diriniahed, but boy participation 0n the chapter level ia ahoat non-existeat. llthough the 0.4. is a youth run orgauization, 0.A. aduit participation also is needed. Adult rerberr can 6erve a8 advisera to the various iodge comittees and chapters. One very irportant service adults can provide ie through contituous encourageleut of the bola to beeore and reraiu active in the iodge by attendiug 0.[. functioua and by rerving on one of the lodge comittees or tears aad by being actire in their chapter. lle ail knor the eain reaponeibility of auy 0,1. rerber is first to his unit. [onever, nith the nunber of yout[ in our council nearing the Chickaeah Lodge flap, sureiy there are rufficient Scouts cho are capable and nilling to heip our lodge and chaptero function ae they ahould. EFIr/6 ooo% Iilr0iltItoti !{BIDED lle need your help to ensure that our Lodge rerberahip recordr are up-to-date aad eouect. Enclo,oed in this aereletter is an 0.4. rerber inforration sheet. tvery rerber (present and past, youth and adult) ohauld colplete this forr aad return it to the lodge by [arch 31, i989. Ihie foru also can be used to designate arear in rhich Iou nould lite to help your iodge nith its overail rperationo. 19$8-1989 10001 oBrtctB$ Ihe offlcers of the Chickaeah Lodge for 1988-1989 are: Lodse Chief . Brad Eradley. .755-5?1$ {fldvioer. ., iir $tanford. . . . ti- ?61-10{0} rffi[8 D0[$ Y0uB cilPTt[ il[[T? Do you knor rhen and rhere your chapter reets? Listed belon are the neeting tires and locationa of preseutly active chapters, If you have any queetiona conceruing your chapter operatioaa, contact your Chapter Chief lieted eleenhere in this llunderDird. flhapter: Ara4i $iatrict: $outh Central lleetiag Location: flo oet reeting iocatioa [eeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. Chapter: Crittenden 0istrict: Crittenden l{eeting location: llo set reeting location teeting lile: llo set neeting tire. Chapter: Hagataren District: 11,fl. llissiesippi Eeeting location: Court fiouse, $outhaven l{eetiu Tiee: lst Suuday, 2:00 P.t. Chalter: llashoba $intrict: llashoba tertirg Location: llo set rcetilg location l{eetiug lire: llo set leeting tire. Chapter: lletari District: liortheaet ileeting Location: St. Iichael's Cathoiic Church ileeting Tine: 2nd Thuraday, 7:00 P.il. Chapter: l{orth Central $istrict: llorth Centrai teeting Location: llo eet leeting iocation. ileeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. Chalter: 0l$f I}istri{:t: $outheart treetiu Loeation: $t. Luhe'r ilethodiat Church leeting Tire: 2ld Tuesday, ?:00 P.t. Chrpter: I{apanru $ietrict: Easterr leeting Location: lingsray Chriatian fihurcb teeting Tiae: lst $unday, 2:30 !.t. fhalter: llitschiudin $ittrict: $outhneet [eeting location: LoaE $treet tethodiet Chureh [eetiu lire: last lhursday, 7:00 P.il. { ldviser 1$89 CIAPTEI CIr8rs Ihe rerbers of the Chiclaaah Lodge have been elected to serre their chaptera an Chapter Chiefs for 1988-1989: Tice Chief. . Iravle Tate . ( ldr iser. Yice C[ief. . Eric litcheas ( ldrieer. $ecretaryllreasurer . Careyl{hite Yice Chief. {Advioer. Arangi. (Adviser. Crittenden. ildriser. llagataren { idr ieer llashoba . { Adr iser tetari. (ldriser ilorth Central . {ldriser. . . 0r$[. . . {Adriser llapaneu {fidviser. Iitsehiudin { Adv ioer . Herry Ader . .358-i8?? Fred Hilsabech. . . . .357"0083) 3{5 -9?{? ) 3$3-728? 0r Bill Dougherty, 365-935? 882 -23{2 353-2145) 876 -0305 876-6305] .365-7?93 .085-581? ) . .683-96{5 . .683-90{5 } .Brandon Hanpton. . . . .323-6333 .louis Richardson . . .396-0???] .Barkley Bogere . .501-739-16t1 ,Donllenton ..,?35-6685) lyle llaguer. , .393-3256 flichy [clleil . . 393-9?61 ) . .$cott ili11er . . .$ar [iiler . . .Chris ilarshail . .$cott Stevens. Jay Collins. . .83?-0?0{ Biil 0ougherty . . .353-2{{5) .Aian llright. . Leyton l{right Brian l{olfe. Iichard Bentley. . .3{2-18?9 . .79{-8191} Areas in which you would be interested in serving your 0. A (Please check clne or more of the following. ) Lodge-- Service (responsible for carrying out all Lodge approved nerv j-ce pro j ect* ) Indian Dance Team Indian Affairs (responsible for coordinating the i-nstruction and presentation of Native American Indian Lore in an authentic manrier ) 4 Ordeal Committee (responsible f,:r proper execution of eackr r;rdeaI ) Ordea1 Ceremonies Team Brotherhood Committee (responsible for planning and conducting the Brotherhood)---(Brc-.itherhood and Vigil members only ) 7. Brotherhr:od Ceremonies Team (Brotherhood and Vigil members r:rrf y ) Vieil, Ceremonies Team (Vieil members only) .) J. -'t Lrn) . Election Tearn (responsible for insuring that an ().A is held in every eligible troop desiring one) Publ-icati,:ns Cr:mmittee ( responsible for articles in newa Ietter- -Thunderbird ) e lec*" ion the lodge l"1f Camp Promotions Committee ( supports Di-rs trict and Cc,uncil camping promotlonal efforts and helps put together "Where to Go Camping" booklet) L2. Telephone Committee 1L.O) , -- Ad Hoc Committee (responsible for conciaves and other assi-gned duties ) 14. Holding An Office in the Lodge or Chapter (must be an "active" member, not just one paj,.d up-to*date) Other: 1tr LJ. 16. L7. lo Lr) . = =(SEE OTHBR SIDE) = = : =(SEE OTHER SIDE) = = = =(SEE OTHER ,9IDE) = = l- 2 ,_a THE ORDER OF THE ABROW DESPERATELY NEEDS YOUF HELP l^le need your help to ensure that our up-to-date and correct. We, therefore, time to complete this information sheet ALL O.A. members (present and this form and retr;rn to the form can be turned in at the +t-^(_t- - Nanre pref,:rrelt;:ti. carred Address: (Street) Phone: {"lnit Number: Troop Post District (ckeck one): Lodge membership records request a few minutes of and return to the lodge. are yol.rr Our loclge also desperately needs members to assist in its operations. Please clreck on the reverae side the area6 in which you would like to help. The strength and operation of the Order of the Arrow depends upiln you its members, through active participatir-.,n, support and service. Jrs* Baines, Adviaer-O.A. Memberahip, 2985 Darolyn, Bartlett, TN 38134 PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS. If you have a.ny qlrestions, please call ,Jc,e Ralnes oI: Larry Raines at 3BB*L629 or Brad Bradley at 755-5716. Name: past, youtlt and adult) should complete lodge by March 31, 1989. The completed Scout Service Cerrter or maj-led directly (First) (Middle) (city) Date of Birth (State) (zipJ Other (specify) {h/ci (Mo { Dav ) Y r == ) r) DI Nashoba 4 1. Crittenden North Central 7 . Sor:th f.entraf 5 Eastern Northeast N. W. Mississippi 8. Southeast Southwest Date of tJrd.*al: 10. Other (specify) (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) Date of Brotherhood (if applicable): Date of Visil (if applicable): (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) Ilate of Founder's Award (if applieable): Date of Distinguished Service Award: ( if applicable) (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) (Mo. ) (Day) (Yr.) = =(sEE OTHERSIDE)====(SEE OTHERSIDE)====(SEE R SIDE) = : ====== OTHE cotctlT[ $[[TIc[ liEIIIilD -- n[olsI[aTl0t [o[u )))))ll0T[ DAT[>u>> AP I I [ ? - $, 1 I I I (((((ll0T[ DIIE<<I<< I rili aosist the Chictasah Lodge in the preparation of lia lira $cout f;eservation for the 1989 $ection-ll Conclave duritg the reelend of lpril ?-9, r0$$. finciosed is ry paylent of 18.00 to cover the coot of food and inaurance for the neetend. I underttand the lodge llitt tOT furnish trausportatiou. $tttuu*triltuutrt**utr*riittutillltr**tttttil*r$Hllrt*tttttH*lul Hease colplete and return this fon nith your palreut on or before ilarch 31, 1$8$, to: Chictaeah lodge [hictasan flouncil 171 $. [ollyrood [erphis, lll 381i1 CIAPTBA r0Dt8$5: CI?T: STIII-- UIP DA'[ OT BINTI YOUTI ( );IDULI { )21 0n 0t0EH List any Physical Conditlone: Liet any $pecial lledicationa *tttturut*tt*t*t**uutttttiltttt*il*tuiltttuuHrtt$lttrttuututttt I gleciai [0$T L0D0[ BIAP niii be provided each 0.4. Lodge terber during the first service reekend he norhs. Au additional flap for each additional reeleud norhed can be purchased for $3.50 each. c0ilctllB $EnYIc[ flE$[iltD -- nE0t$TBtTIot Bom >r>>rll0T!0AIE))))) APn I [ 2 l - 2 3, I I I I (((((ll0T[Dlt[t<<<< i cill aaaist the Chichasah Lodge il the preparation of [ia lira Scout fieserration for the 1$89 Sectiou-li Conclave duriug the neetend of lpril 21-23,1989. fircloaed is ry ]ayrent of $8.00 to corer the cost of food and ilsurance for the reekend, I urderstand the iodge llllt ll0T furnish translortation. tuttilt*ttffi lllu*rluttttul*rtutf *til*llt*uuil*u*il*t*ttrtturu$t Please colplete and retura thie forr nith your payrent oa or before Aprii 1{, l$$9, to: Chictasah lodge [hickaean Council 1?1 5. flollynood lerphis, T[ 3811? CIAPTBI IDDUBS$ ()iTY $TlI[- ZIP:- 1BIBPHOIIB: ulilI ilO: OATI OT BINTI Y0UT[ ( );ADUII ( )Zl 0n 0tD[A Liat any Phyaical Conditione: liot ant Speciai Uedications ttllllltuillt*rtil[tllilu*tttrt*t*ntltllllltttt*tttIt*utltttttilltuttt A opecial [0$T t0D0f FLIP rill be provided each 0.1. Lodge terber duriag the first oervice neekend he norts. An additional flap for each additionai reehend $orhed can be purchaoed for $3.50 each. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I kl zH J I I Ia H F I I I () FI I I IF C.) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I tatl ilAt{[ ?il.$[0tx:_ Ul{ II ll0 : - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I kI z H FJ I I I a H E HI I I (-) z o F-l I I I ts UI I I I I I I I I I I I I I 198? SEDTI0|'l iI 0.A. C0il[LAVE I0: Chickasah Lodge, Ehicka:ax [ouncil, 171 S, Hollynood, llemphis, TN 38ll? I plan to attend the Section II Eonrlrve on April 28-30, l9Bt, Enclosed is a check to cover the registration cost and any additional iteros I desire to pur chase, l{AtlE: CHAPTER: AI}DRESST CITY: STAIE r IIP t TELEPHOIIIE I U}liT Ht}: DATE 0F BIRTHT YOUTH ( )iADULT i )21 0H [t[ER FEES El'l[LE$EDr Heq i strat i on . $ 18,00 Extra Patches |,lat Pins . Total anount rubmitted, (llake rheck payable to Boy Scouts o{ Amerira.i List any Special t'ledical Conditinnsr 0[0ur lilD Bn0Tff8n[000 RB0lsT[[TIot r08il Pieaat corpiete and return thig fop nith your Daltelt 0r or before [al 2$, 10$$, tr: CLiekaeah lodge Chichasan Couucil 1?1 5. fitllyrood terphis, ltl 381i? il[[E CIAPTBN A$DTBS$: lluqs Tff[Pfi0ilE:- 0tll ll0 $AIt 0r BIEII:- I0ilIU ( );lD$tI ( )21 0B 0tD[B Cheet 0ue: Brotherhood Candidate $30.00 { ) [erber $T.50 { } Piease check the nort proiestd you are Proficient in: { iCarpertry ( }[tectricitv ( )lefrigeration ( )Plurbiug { } 0ther u$rmuPIIASB BBIIIG Y0UA !001$rtttt*rttr liat any Physical Coaditioas: -.t - 1t- List any Special 0ietary Conditionsr List aay $peciai tedicationa ) l l II CHICKASAH LODGE 4$6 ORDER OF THE ARRO!^I VIGIL HONOR RECOMMENDATION We take pleasure in recommending this Scout/Scouter for the Vieil Honor .5CCIUT,/SCOUTER:---- DATE oF BIBTH ADDRESS: ITY: ---5 TATE: - ZTP: - PRESENTLY REGISTERED AS: UNIT DI$TRICT: LODGE RECOBD: DATE INDUCTED: DATE BROTHEHHOOD CONFERBED: LODGE OFEICES (POSITIONS) HELD: H C'RDER OF THE ARROW SERVICE RECOHD F,COUTING RECORD CAMPING RECORD .9PECIFIC REASC'N(S) FOR RECOMMENDING THIS SCOUT/SCOUTER: Name: Individual Making Recommendation : Position j-n Seouting: NOTE: THIS RECOMMENDATION I5 CONFIDENTIAL AND TO AVOID P()SSIBLE DISAPPOINTHENT, PLEASE DO NOT ADVISE THE ONE BEING RECOMMENDED IN ANY WAY C)F YOTIR ACTION IN HIS BEHALF, (SEE OTHER SIDE)-----(SEE OTHER $IDE).----(SEE OTHER SIDE) Address: Telephone: VIGIT HC)N()R The VIGIL HONOR is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members. It is a mark of distinction and recoEnition reserved for those Arrowmen who, by reason of exceptional servlce, personal effort, and unselfieh interest, have made distinguished contributiona beyond the lmmediate reeponsibilities of their poeition or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting:, or their Scout Camp. IINDEH NO CIRCT]I''STANCES SHOULD TENTIRE IN SCOTITING OR THE ORDER OF THE ARROW BE CONSIDERED AS REASON ENOUGH FOR VIGIL HONOR RECOMMENDATION. Any member of the Order regietered in $couting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is elisible for recommendatj-on for the Vigit Honor, provided that, dt the time of his recommendation, he has been a Brotherhood member for a minimum of 2 yeara, and his registration and dues r ar€ current . When recommending an individual, please complete all eections of the recommendation form. The more information the committee has available aB to the acconplishments and activities of the one being recommended, the better it can select worthy individuals fairLy. ANY INDIVIDUAL MAY RECOMMEND ANY ARROWMAN WHO MEETS THESE REQUIREMENTS. VIGIL RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL: I * * T( '< NO RECOMMENDATION$ WItt BE ACCEPTED AFTER \ ALL RECOMMENDATIONS ARE TO BE FORWARDED TO: VIGIT RECOMMENDATION CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL L7 L S. HC)LLYWOCID MEMPHIS, TN 38112 ATTN: VIGIL COMMITTEE (PHIVATE ) f,\"-on '31, 1181 HIS DATE. xx** (sEE OTHER SrDE)-----(SEE OTHEH SrDE)*----(SEE OTHER SIDE)-***--- national leadershi seminar P IIA1IOIIAL tEADB[sfl IP SEUII{AR The l{ational Leadership $erilar (l{LS) riil be held June 23-25, 1989, at $outh Georgia College in Douglaa, Ceorgia. Ihe cost rill be ${0.00. Ttris rill be the only l{L$ of the year for the Southeast fiegion and should prove to be one of the best ever. For additiooai inforration, eontact Larry Iaiues at 38fi - 16t$ . OFOEi OF THE ABiOW NATIONAL PHILMONT TREK 1 989 O. A. PIILilOIIT T8XI The 1989 0.4, Phiiront Trek is scheduled for August i3-22, 1989" Our aection ($t-2) coutingent is echeduie to arrive on $uadar, lu8ust 13, aud depart on $aturdar, Auguet 1$. Tbe Philnolt trek rilI feature seveo days of adventure, inciuding five daya on hiptoric traiis of t{er lexico. l{hile the Philnont progfn riil be custolieed for the 0rder of the Arror, la-ui of the unique featurer of the fianch rill be utiliaed and arailabie to trel participants inciuding: pannirg for goid, horseback riding, roling and pioneering, uountaineering, fiehing, etc. The fe* is $11$,00 and nili be discounted to t160 if paid by June 1. fieeervations lurt be rade on the 0i Philrort Tret lodge Beeerration forr and rust be proceared by the couocil, then fornarded to the 0rder of the lrror at the !{atioaal 0ffice. (}ur sectiol, of rhich Chichaeah lodge is only one of eight lodges, rill hare a quota bf only 24 arrorretr. [ake your plaar non to atteld thia unique opportulity nith a neek fuIl of fuu and fello*ohip. If ,0u have ary guestions, cali Leytoa thight at ff8i-gfi{5. 75T[ ililfiVlBstnY AflAnD ilil0uilCtD The l{ational Corrittee unveiled the 75th lnnivereary Prograr at the 1988 llational Conference. Ihe proSrar couoists of three elerents: Iudividuai Challense, Lodge Challeage and the Rededication Cereronr. Ihe Individual Challenge, for both youth and aduit, nill be a three-part quest of oervice: Quest for Lodge and fihapter Developrent; Quest for $couting and Corrunitv Dereloprent; and Queet for Personal Developrent" Iudiriduala corpleting the arard's requirerente cill be eligible to purchaae a specialll designed arron ribbou, featuring a turtle auperinposed oyer an arror, euspended fror a red and nhite ribbon. Ihis ribbon lay be roru iu place of the universal arror ribbon, suspended fror the right pochet button of the uniforr ehirt. The Lodge Chalienge is deaigned to encourage lodges to derelop nen activitiee for their couucil's surrer carp prograr. Ihe central focut niii be to derise a challeuing lulti-year erperience ieading to repeat atterdance at carpa by $couts. lodges nill be required to surbit a nritten history deacribing the suecess of their prograr to the l{ational Corrittee. Lodges receivirg recognition nill receive a $1,000 endocrent. ?he third and final elerent, the [ededication Cereroul iucludes a restaterent of the purpose of the 0rder to the thingr that a[ arronan cal achieve. theae achieverents are: to be recoguiaed by others ao a iiving erarple of the Scout 0ath and Lan, to aurture and lnprove Scouting'a ouidoor traditions and spirit, to prorote outdoor carping all year 'round and finally, to lead and live a life of cheerful service for our norId. todges nill perfon the Sededication Cerelony for individuair nho have earned the ?5th lnniversary Anard. tgt5.t990 tilB[[ffiIP-A [000[',$ SlBm0t[ Ihe strength of a lodge in in ite rerberehip. terbership is irportant to accorplish the purpose of the 0rder and shouid not be talea lightiy. A decline in terbership ia a eign a iodge ia startiug to die. eronth, ou the other hand, is an indicator of progrers and achievereat. [rerI lodge rerber shouid earpaign to activate and reactirate [er, old, and forrer rerbers. 't tODgB COilTITIIE AB$POI{SIBIIITIE$ 0rdeal--reeponsible for planning and conducting the 0rdeals. Brotherhood--responsible for planning and couducting the Brotherhood. Iigil--responsibie for the Yigil $elelctiou and the iuduction cerenorrl of the candidates. Iudlan lffairs--responeible for eoordiuatiU the instruction aud presettatiol of tative Areriean irdian Lore in anauthentic iarrer; rerponrible for the Lodge Dance Tear. eereronies--responsible for piaming and eonducting the cereronies for the 0rdeals, Brotherhooda, and the Yisi I . [nit ileetions--respousible for iasuring that an 0rder of the lrron election ie held in every eligible troop desirlng one. $ervice--responsible for carrlilg out all Lodge approved service projecta. Publications--reeponsible for publishj.ng a iodge neneletter quarterly. Aetivities--responeible for plauning and carrying out the annual laii Feiionship, 0.4. [aniiy Banquet, and other speeial social events. Carp Pronotions--responrible for developing aud carrying out plans for carp prorotions and preparitg a 'llhere to go Carping" booklet" Ielephone--responeibie for establishing a teiephone comittee. ld floc--rerponsible for conclaves and other assigned duties. r[CT$ ABOOT OON LODOE L0D0E lllt[; CilCIA$AH L0DGB llUtBE[: {06 IODG8 l01B[: IUUilDTBBIBD D0t5: t3.50 annuaily (payabie by Decerber 15th for the folloning year. ) I{EII TATIOIIAT AI{D B[GIOII CTIBT$ ELBCTED During Deceuber 2?-30, 1988, a national 0.4. Planning Heeting nas held in Arlington, Teras. Ali aectiol chiefs eet not r:nly to pian ihe i989 liationai Phiiront Trek, but aieo to elect a national chief, national vice chief, and region chiefs. The ner chiefs rhich have a uore direct ippact on our section are: l{ational Chief . .Jaeh $tephens l{ationai Tice Chief llade flerbranson Southeast [egion Chief .David Boue Jacl $tephenr is a Yigil fionor rclber of the Chee Dodge f,odge llo. 50i and gerves as au lssigtant $coutraater of Troop I in the 0rand Canyon Council iu trlagstaff, iriraua. l{ade fierbrauson is a [igil [oaor renber aad serves as an [eeistani $coutnaster of Troop 58{ in the Yiking Councii ia [ianeapolis, [innesota. liavid Bone, 19, ir a Iigil fonor rerber of tiie Tsalagi Lodge fl0. 163 and serves as an Assistant $coutraeter of Iroop 39 in the Cherokee Council i.n i{i}nington, $orth f amii.na. rrff tL [0il08 aEC0tuftiDAIIoil$ The [igil flonor ia the 0rder of the Arron is ararded to arroflrett in recognition of exceptional service, peroonai effort, ard uneelfish intereet in the nelfare of others. These arr0nren have uade distinguished eontributions abole and beyond their imediate responsibilities in the Order of the Auon. Aay lerber of the 0rder nho ie currentiy registered in $couting ard is in good etanding in a reguiariy chartered lodge ie eligibie for recorrendation to the national eonnittee for elevation to the Yigil flouor, prorided that, at the tire of recomendation, he has been a Erotherhood rerber for a nininua of tno years. If tou knon of soneone nho is rorthl of being conaidered for this houor and cho eeets all the requirerents iisted above, please colplete the '8t{CtOSED' recouendatiou forr. $uder no circulstances shouid teuure iu $eouting or the 0rder he considered as reaoon e[ough tor Yigil fiotor reconaendation. [eleaber, the Vigil fionor i.s the highest honor that our Lodge can beston upon ito rerbere for service to the lodge and couucii. .; LODOE OTTICB[5: Lodge Chief (lletari $akira) . Iice Chief (llischeneyit Sakira) 9ice Chief (lliecheueyit Sahira) tice Chief (llischeneyit $atira) $ecretary (lletani Lehhihet) . tOOffB IDYI$E8S: Lodge idviser. itlitanelatpanui Gegeyjurhet l Staff Adviser. (l{ischeneyit 0egetjurhet } Couucil Scout [recutive (l{etari Gegeyjurhet) .Brad Bradley , fienry lden . Travia Iate Eric Iitchens . Carey llhite Dr. Jir $taaford . . Claud Brorn . Joe Long lplq;ri) .nrr, 1,,.1., $P[IilE OSDEAt AIID BSCTHIBHOOD TO BT f[tD J$il8 9 -i 1, tg89 The $priag Ordeal aud Brotherhood nili be held at fiia fiira $cout Eeservationon Juue g, 10 and 11, 1g8g. AIt rerbers are encouraged to attend thie reekend to help iuduct those brothers tapped out for induction into the 0rder of the Arror, lle alao can heip our catp rarger riih those thiugs needed to help insure that those uaing the carp pili enjoy a good outdoor experience. Sererber. you pere chosen above othero by your fellor $couts to becore a relber of the 0rder, You should cousider it a privilege and honor to be a aeeber and help carry out the traditions of the 0rder. Everyone shoulri bring the foilorirg: Il0[[ GIOYE$, [04[ cL0TtB$, sc00T $iltF0Bt{, aaiil ff8a8, $t8flpil{0 BA0, BTc. The feen include all reale on $aturdal and breakfast on $unday. The Brotherhood feea also include a haadbook, pocket flap and sash. Pt[ast c0t{ptBlt I[8 'EilCtos[D" 0nDEAL AID BB0T[[tU00D IB0I$TMTiOil TOAT AilD sUBIIT HITI ALt tr8l5 TO ?[T c00[ciL 0FricE oil 0a BEr0[E trBIDAI, tAy 2$, 1989. r00D tUgT Bt 0ADEBBD it ADYAiICE; TflBn8tr0n8, ilO HAt[-ilt BX5[BVATIOTS llII,L B[ A$CTPTXD" l}heck-in ciil be fror 6:00 P.t. until l0:00 p"il. Friday t-r-r-t-t-r-i-t-t-t-r-t -t_r-t_r_t_[-t-t _t-t_t-t-t-t-t_t The $ectioa II Coneiave rill be heid Aprii 28-30, l9gg, at tur onr flia Iira Scout fieevation, [ear flardy, &rkansas. Ihe fees for the 1g8g Oonciave riii be $19.00, rhich includes ali reais rhiie at carp and one conciave patch. ?he conciare offera 0.4. renbers an opportulitt to have fellonship rlth other lodge eerbers throughout our oection, to iearn lore about the 0rder of the Arron, and a chance to eclpete in rarioug actirities, inciuding hdial 0ancing, the luest, i,odge Suapbooh, todge Display, and others. laut lear our iodge non first place in the Chief's Cup firnt place in lodge Scrapbook and third place in lear 0ance. l{e aloo brought bach a participation lnard. $ince our lodge is hoat of the conclave this }eal, re h*pe ne caa have the largest attendance ever. If you ratt to represeat our lodge and attend the conclave, pleaae coaplete the "[llC[0S[D" foro and subrit nith Iour payrent by ilarch 31, tg8g. (ll0 tATCfl, t[0 0n flfl 08088$ CAil BE tC[[pT8D irTfln ilancu 31.] t983 $[CTIt]il II CC!{CIAY8 0.t. ial{B{]n[t sflavrcE c0[r5 The 0rder of the Aron etili needs I00T[ nerbers to rorh nith the 0.4. $erviee Corps at the 1989 !{atioual Jarboree, Applications rust be obtained frol the local council office. Hhen cotpletiag the applicatiou, indicate JlilB0[EE flIADQUAIIEIS $[8IICE C0[f$ 0iltl Atl applications nust be returned to the Iocal eouncil office and receive the $eout executire's aignature prior to it beiag forrarded to the national office. If additioual infomatiou ie oeeded, please coatact Larry Baiueo, $ection Chief, at 388-1$2$. tit f II {i* I I I It I II I It I -[ D0 You iltoti tOfl yc0 cili 8anil Tti$ $pBCIAt trtAp? r-t-t-t-t -*-t-t-* -* -* -t-t-* _r-t_t _t _t-*_t_*-* -t-t-t _t t{ATI[}IUL OB}EB Otr ?[E ABBOII COilrTRBilflr The 1990 flational 0rder of the Amon Coafereace tll.0.&.C.) nill be held Auguot 12-10 at the 0niveraity of Indiana in Blooaingtor, itdianr. Tbese conferelces are held every t*o yearo to provide all l*dge offieialo and other iodge rerbers rith additional opportunities for training, ae neil ar opportulitiea to ftet rerbers of other lodgea fror all over the couutry and share eethods, ideao and feliorship. The conference fee include6 r00r, board, special evento, and basic conference prograu featurea. Begin lahing Iour plans r0r to attend this great confer*nce in 1$00. if you nant nore infornation about 11.0.1.C., pleaae ct*tact Larry Haineo at 388-1$?9, Brad Bradley at ?55-5?16, or Bill Dougherty at 353-2{{$. Ahoaiton. Allonat $ahira. Chingachgook, Iiangorat. lichk inet . Leari Lenape. teteu . lletari. llutitet {lncae l{irochtendienh . liingo lauchs ik l{itahuaui. PSOIIOICI[TiOII GUIOE {$one terls conronly used and a phonetic spelling}: EBPLICEilTilT YIOIT IOIIOH C[[TIFiCATES AVAILABTE The recently designed 8x10 ligil ffonor Certificate to nor available to thoae YiCil rerbers rho rould iile to replace their old one. ?o obtain the ner certificate, eend a check for t5,00 {payable to 0rder of the lrron] attached to the oid certificate (or photo copy) and rail to 0rder of the Arron, Boy $eouts of herica, i325 Halnut Iili Iane, P.0. Box 2079. Irving, TX, 75015-20i9. If the certificate hao been iost, give your nate, the date received, and the iodge nhere the honor pag presented. Please allor 30 norhing days for processing. ffi TiiO HE[B[[S IEI8IY[ $ItYEB BIAYEB $n [ebruary 16, 1989, the Chichasar Council held its lnnual Ararde liight. A hiehlight of the evening rat the Fresentation of the $ilrer Beaver Arard, 0[e of $couting's highest honore. lro reeipients are relbers of our Chickarah lodge: Uar B. Aycock and flobert l{. {Bob} Hrrshaii. COilGAA?ULATl0il$ to theae outstarding arrorlet, N on-Profit Otganization IJ.S. hstage&,id MemPhis, Tbnn. Permit No.435 . Ah' -ho-al'-toa Ai'-io-not 5a-lee'-ra . .Ching'-gatch-gooL . [e-ian'-go-aat . [itch'-hin-et .len'-nee len-ah'-pee , . [ee-tal'-o . teh-tah'-ree . . flu-te'-ket i . .Un'-cusa llee-lok' -ten' -dee-enk . Ilin'-go-louch-sict . lli'-tah-het'-oo-ee Itt*trrtt*rtrtt*tr* tt*t*trt*t 0ffi'1 r08EET 10 PAI I0U[ i98$ ]U[$ 0on't forget to pal your 0.[. dues for lggg. Ail dues are payable by 0ecerber lSth for the foiloning year. {e.g., l$89 dues shouid have been paid by Deceiber lf, 1$88 . l Ittrr*ttt*trt*t*trrrtrtrt**rt GHIG}<AAAH LcItrIGlE cH,cxAsAw couNcrt r7l sourH HottywooD MEMPH'S, rENN.38I12 I If thie bor is checled, thia nill be your last cQPy of the ?hunderbird until your 1989 dues pa id. UTI.I$H $IJTHHNIAilS 3e?s HEHSilTfi [*V[ Hfi*lFt{I$ TN 3St}4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1989 (Mar) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1817937cb40b432220d138bf8fb266b0.pdf 9c40f78b5d01d5c0caaa8d345ff390e5 PDF Text Text /3/- c ·. . · ~<J · · ~~~ -i°ASAH LOOU~ Ch ick asa h Thunderbird arrow news for arrow men chickas aw council, b.s.a. memphis, tenn. ocToBER LITTIR JROK TBI CHiil Dear &rronen, &s the year co1es to an end and elections of the new officers hale occurred, it is ti1e to bid farewell as 1989 lodge chief. As I assu1e the role of i11ediate past lodge chief, I begin to reflect back on all 17 1e1ories of lodge elents for the last year and a half. The 1ost pro1inent of 17 1e1ories is the outstanding conclale ve hosted at lia li1a. All the ti1e, energy, and enthusias1 that vent into the conclale, enabled us to pull off the BIST conclale eler. Also the participation at the Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends, vbicb have resulted in increased 1e1bership, have been excellent. I'1 proud to say I was 1989 lodge chief. And now as the past lodge chief and the new lodge officers wort together to plan another excellent year for 1990, they are also hard at wort planning the upco1ing Dece1ber banquet to 1ate it an i1pressile and worthwhile elent. I hope to se~ everyone there as ve present awards and tost i1portantly pass the bonnet . It vill definitely be a terrific end for such a great year. But until the banquet, I expect to see everyone at the Ordeal/Brotherhood. See you there. Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradley Lodge Chief /lTV 1989 1989 SICTIOM II COICLAVl--!BJ. WI l!ll The Section II Conclave was held April 28-30, 1989, at our ovn lia li1a Scout Resvation, near BardJ, Arkansas. Our lodge was host of the conclale. It was heard fro1 1any of the 500 who attended that this was the BIST conclale eler held in our section. Our lodge von third place in Tea1 Dance, and Ji1 Strictland toot first place in SpecialJ Dance. Our cere1on7 tea1 should also be congratulated on a job well done. The highlight of the conclave vas vben our ovn LarrJ Raines was re-elected as Sl-2 Section Chief. • Ml &RI H&YIIG AB&IQOIT Roa ld1oads fo Be Guest Speaker It bas been several years since our lodge bas had a banquet, so let's take this years ' a great one. Ne will hate a buffet style teal, which vill include roast beef and all the tri11ings . The highlights of the evening vill be the Vigil Call-outs and the installation of the 1989-90 lodge officers. Our guest speaker vill be Kr. Ron ld1onds. He is an Kagle Scout, a 1e1ber of our lodge, and the Co11issioner in the lastern District. Kr. ld1onds is the Senior Banager of Peat Barvick. The banquet vill be held at 6:30 P.K. on Dece1ber 8, 1989, at Second Baptist Church, 4680 Walnut Grove . The cost vill be $7.50 per person. Bake your reservations early using the for1 included in this newsletter. The last day to 1ake reservations is Kove1eber 30, 1989 . �LARGK COMTIKGKKT KKKDKD--1990 SKCTIOK II COMCLAVK fELLONSHIP HELD AT CAMP CURRIER The 1990 Section II Conclave will be held by the Tiat Lodge, at their ca1p, south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Ne hope that you will attend this great event . before has our lodge provided a large contingent Section Conclave, other than the one we hosted last Mith your help we can take a contingent to the conclave that no one will forget. Kever to a year. 1990 The Section Council of Chiefs will be 1eeting in Move1ber to finalize details for the upco1ing conclave. This i1for1ation will be published in the next issue of The Thunderbird. To help ease the proble1 of transporation, our lodge is anticipating chartering a bus. further infor1ation uill be furnished at a later date. If you want 1ore infor1ation about the conclave, contact your lodge chief or lodge adviser. The 1989 fellowship was a success. The activities held Saturday 1orning and afternoon included the ley Chain Quest, swi11ing events, and volleyball. The object of the quest uas to deter1ine uhich chapter could find the 1ost nu1ber of seven key chains uhich were hidden around the ca1p. The Napaneu Chapter (Eastern District) do1inated the volleyball and awi11ing events, while the conglo1erate (a 1i1ture of several chapters , each with a s1all representation) and the Keta1i Chapter (Northeast District) tied for first in the ley Chain Quest. Lodge elections were held on Saturday afternoon. The na1es of your new lodge officers are listed elsewhere in this newsletter. Because of the weather on Saturday night, the ca1pfire and Indian dance co1petition were held in the dining hall. len li1ble won first pla~e in the dance co1petition, Eric litchens took second, and Philip Burton was third. O.A. PBILMOIT TREl ·rou need seek no roci1 su11it-tbese bigb places are witbiD you.· -!eteu The 1989 O.A. Phil1ont Tret was held August 13-22, 1989. Our section (Sl-2) contingent arrived on Sunday, August 13, and departed on Saturday, August 19. The crew f ro1 the Chickasah Lodge consisted of Ryan fisher, Alan Wright, Vince Sutherland, and Leyton Wright. Larry Raines, our section chief, was on staff. Our lodge 1e1bers stayed at Lover's Leap, Crater Lake, Black Mountain, and the Beubean ca1psites. The big•lights of the week were the O.A. rendezvous and the speech fro1 our Rational Chief, Jack SteTens . The the1e of the trek, "These high places are within you ,· ca1e fro1 Meteu's talk in the pre-ordeal cere1ony. 75TH AMHIVKRSARY ANARD---A TMO-YIAB PROGRAM The 15th Anniversary progra1 kicked-off at the 1988 Rational Order of the Arrow Conference (HOAC) and will continue through the 1990 IOAC at Indiana University, Bloo1ington, Indiana, August 12-16, 1990. The individual require1ents for earning the 75th Anniversary Award are listed on the "75TH AMMIVERSAR AMABD-IMD IVIDOAL RIQUIRIMEKTS SHIET" included with this newsletter. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult . IM KACH or TBK QUEST ARKAS, TBRll or THE fIVI RIQUIRIKKMTS !UST BK COMPLETED. To receive your award, take your co1pleted ·require1ents sheet" SIGMID BY ALODGI OfflCKR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any of our lodge events. Bequire1ents 1et prior to August 31, 1988 will not be considered for the Award. for tore infor1ation, contact one of the lodge officers or your chapter chief. �1989 CALllDAi Of O.A. IYllTS 1990 CALllDAR Of O.A. IYllTS Location hent/ActhitJ Date Oct. 13-15 , 1989 Ordeal, Brotherhood, (Sii IOTI) Caap Currier Date hent/ActhitJ Januar7, 1990 Thunderbird and Plan Book Location Killington Raval Air Station februarJ, 1990 Troop llections feb. 8, 1990 KOY . 12 1989 {Sii IOTI) O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) Lodge Beeting (7:00 P.B.) Bar. 4, 1990 Dec . 8, 1989 O.A. fa1il1 Banquet O.A. l1ecutiTe Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) April -Kay t 1990 Tap-outs, Indian Dance lov. 3-5, 1989 I Scout Base '89 Second Baptist Qurch 4680 Walnut Grove {MOTi: CHAIGI IM THI DATI OR ACTIVITY OM YOUB RID DUIS CARD.) Apr. 27-29, 1990 Section 2 Conclave To Be Announced District Ca1porees Hattisburg, BS. -------- Bay, 1990 Thunderbird Kay 20 t 1990 O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.B.) June 8-10, 1990 Ordeal, Brotherhood, Lodge Beeting lia lila Scout Reservation June-July, 1990 Su11er Ca1p Tap-outs, Indian Dance lia lila Scout Reservation August, 1990 Thunderbird -------- Aug. 12-16, 1990 lational Order of the Indiana Univ. , Arrov Conference Bloo1ington, Ind. Sept. 12, 1990 O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.K.) Oct. 5-7, 1990 Ordeal, Brotherhood Oct. 19-21, 1990 O.A. fellovship * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DOl'T fOBGIT TO PAY YOUi 1990 DUIS Don't forget to pay your O.A. dues for 1990. All dues are payable by Dece1ber 31th for the following rear. (e.g., 1990 dues have to be paid by Dece1ber 31, 1989.) « i. wbu. Di lli.. Cbichsab lli.. m im.. LQW.. fill. ~ zm. im.. a mi k fild. DQ. lfilc_ ibJ.D.. Dece1ber li,...118.L fil zm. AW. iQ. k included LQW.. a * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Camp Currier Camp Currier Rove1ber, 1990 Thunderbird loT. 17, 1990 Lodge Planning Conference To Be Announced Dec. 7, 1990 O.A . fa1ily Banquet To Be Announced -------- �1990 LODGI Off ICllS The officers of the Chickaaah Lodge for 1990 are: Sl-2 Section Chief. . Larry Baines . .388-1629 Lodge Chief . . Cary Nhite .365-9357 Yice Chief. . Travis Tate . .345-9747 Yice Chief. . len Hable .388-1098 Secretary/Treasurer . . Alan Wright . .683-9645 Past Lodge Chief. . Brad Bradley. .678-7169 Lodge Adliser . . Ji1 Stanford. . N- 761-1040 Staff Adviser . . Claud Bro11n . . N- 327-4193 0 MCAS ANARD The national co11ittee has announced a special progra1 designed to raise, fro1 the Order's general 1e1bership, funds to fulfill the Order's pledge to the National Scouting Kuseu1 capital ca1paign. The Order pledged a lead gift to the capital ca1paign in february, 1988. funds received in this progra1 11ill be applied to11ard the Order's $100,000 co11it1ent to the Kuseu1, thus reducing the dollars needed fro1 the &rrov Trust fund to 1eet the Order's Co11it1ent. Ke1bers contributing fro1 $10.00 to $99.00 will receive the OMCAS &NARD, and the handso1e recognition certificate aho11n belo11. 1989-90 CBAPTIB CBilfS A1angi (South Central) .Brandon Ba1pton . . (Adviser. .Louis Ric~ardson . .323-6333 . 396-0777) .fl/I A/II ''"''' Crittenden. (Adviser. UNCAS AWARD lagata1en (HW Kiss.) . .lyle Magner. (Adliser . .Ricky Kcleil . .393-3256 .393-9261) lashoba . . (Adviser. .Doug Soileau . .872-7590 leta1i (lortheast). (Adviser ... .Jay Collins . .Bill Dougherty . ior tont10. ~1Ulhc:Nl""""Dr00o4 li>t '""-""''""w.v mfuncl l\n ~..-o:rttwh(h ,.·il p~~ ll'ld do"'4JY!he l'doryof th<°"-'"oll.ht 11.tfl.)wo.,tllt'CNJll.N\(.~lln.gt."-i '.nll'n ) .1-837-0704 .353-2445) for 1e1bers contributing $100.00 to $499.00, recognition in the for• of a custo1, li1ited edition OA Kuseu1 ca1paign belt buckle is alailable . Korth Central . (Adviser . . . OASI (Southeast). (Adviser. . . . .Chris Karshall . .Scott Stelens. .365-7793 . 685-5817) Napaneu (lastern) (Adviser . . . . .Bunter Bailey. .Leyton Wright . .754-8198 .683-9645) Nitschindin (South11est)Brian Nolfe. (Adviser . . . . . . . . . . .. . .342-1879 ) Those taking a contribution of $500.00 of 1ore will receive a handso1e crystal recognition piece suitable for display on a table or 1antle, depicting an eagle with an arrowhead. Checks, 1ade payable to BSA, along with full na1e and addreas should be sent to : Hational Director, Order of the Arrow, P.O. Box 152079, Irving , TI 75015-2079. �-- -- -- NOAC '90 - -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - The Place to Be! 1989 O.A. fAKILY BAMQUIT--RISIRVATIOH fORK AUGUST 12-16, 1990 Indiana University TO: Chickasah Lodge, Chickasaw Council, 171 S. Hollywood, Ke1phis, TH 38112 · •Fun *Fellowship *New Experiences *Ceremonies Competitions *Athletic Competitions *Games & Special Activities *Spectacular Shows *Personalities I plan to attend the O.A . fa1ily Banquet on friday, Dece1ber 8, 1989 . lnclosed is a check to cover the cost of 11 reservation and the reservations of any guests I plan to bring. IAH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CBAPTU: _ _ _ _ _ __ I µ:i ADDRISS:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ z H CITY: _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ STATI: _ _ ZIP: _ _ __ TILIPHOH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ UIIT MO: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,...:i NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE I I Never before, and never again, will there be a big 75th annivenaiy National Order of the Arrow Conferena: a:immemorating the founding or the Order. ti) DATI or BIRTH:-------- YOUTH BIBBIBSBIP STATUS (circle one): ( );ADULT ( )21 OB OLDER BBOTBIBBOOD OBDIAL H Whether you are interested In lodge operations, Indian lore, ceremonies a:impetition, athletic a:impetition, or if you just want to have fun, you11 be glad you're a pan of the NOAC '90 experience. VIGIL BISIBYATIOMS llCLOSID: I 0 BJ reservation . . . . . . . $ 7.50 z 0 Guests ..... la1es of guests: . _ I $7.50: _ _ You'll want to be"with fellow arrowmen from aaoss America as we join in Scouting brotherhood to celebrate seventy-five years of cheerful semce to Scouting and fellow man. ,...:i There will be great food, Cldting and inspirational shows, an ice cream social, personal development opponunities, and much, mudl morel Make plans now to join your lodge a:intingent at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on August 12-16, 1990. The conference fee is just $210 per arrowman which includes food, housing. shows and a:>nference material A special discount applies to Cull fees paid and received in the National office before May 1, 1990. Watch your lodge bulletin for more details. BUT DON'T WAIT - SIGN UP WLWYT <( I &sovations an on a DELAY! I Fill out the reservation form below and forward to your lodge or a:iuncil service a:nter today. E-< fint come - fint served basis willl paid lkposia made :::i through your /odgr. DONT (Clip ond Mail) u I TO: Chickasah Total a1ount sub1itted . . . . . . . . . $_ _ (Kate check payable to Boy Scouts of A1erica.) *** IOTI: *** - -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - -- -- - LAST DATI JOB KAIIMG BISIBVATIOHS IS MOVIKBIB 30, 1989. ~ ~ Chictasa1 Council. 111 5..... Boll1aood. Ke1phis. 1l aB.111 lnclosed is $50 to reserve IY position in the lodge contingent for NOAC '90 to be held at Indiana University in Bloo1ington, Indiana on Aug 12-16, 1990. HH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TILIPBOH: _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDBISS: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ CITY: _____________ STATI: ___ ZIP: _ __ CBAPTIR: _ _ _ _ _ _ UIIT HO: _ _ YOUTH ( );ADULT ( )21 OR OLDER �75TB AINIVIRSARY ANARD-llDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIBllTS SillT YOUTH RIQUIRIBIKTS: ADULT RIQOIRIBllTS: Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: Attain Brotherhood !eabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arrovaan through his attainaent of Brotherhood. _ __ 2. Help conduct an OA election in a Unit other than your _ __ 1. OiD. _ __ 3. Serve on a chapter or lodge co11ittee or as a chapter or lodge officer. _ __ 4. Serve as a 1e1ber of a lodge cereaonial teaa or as an Klangoaat . ___ 5. Participate in a 1ini1u1 of 3 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -lational Order of the Order Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Ca1p Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cere1ony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Develop1ent: _ _ _ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Participate in Council ·scout Show· or District Caaporee hent. _ __ 3. Assist in a Unit 's Caap Proaotion Progra1 (other than your own). ___ 4. Be responsible for signing up two scouts for su11er caap. ___ 5. Participate in at least two chapter or lodge co11unity service projects. Quest for Personal Developaent: _ _ _ 1. Advance one Socut rank or as an l1plorer fulfill your responsibilities in your Post. ___ 2. Serve on a Su11er Caap Staff. ___ 3. Pro1ote the correct 11earing of the uni fora through personal e1a1ple. _ __ 4. Deepen your spiritual co11it1ent by earning the e1ble1 of your religious faith. ___ 5. Serve on the Student Council or as a Class Officer in your school . Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: Attain Brotherhood Keabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arro111an through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Serve as a chapter or lodge adviser or co11ittee adviser. ___ 3. Participate in at least one of the 1ajor events of the lodge . (fellowship, Pov-Nov, Ordeal Neekend, ltc .). ___ 4. Provide transportation/leadership for youth to at least one OA unit election and/or Ca1p Pro1otion Progra1 (other than your own unit). ___ 5. lncourage youth to participate by giving leadership to a 1ini1u1 of 4 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -National Order of the Arrow Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Caap Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cereaony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base . _ _ _ 1. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Developaent: _ __ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Serve as a Unit leader (SK, ASK, Co11ittee1an) or on a District or Council Co11ittee. ___ 3. Help organize a new Scout unit. ___ 4. Participate financ ially in your local council 's "friends of Scouting· prograa. ___ 5. Participate in a co11unity service organization (Lions, Rotary, Kvanis, JC's, Salvation !ray, Boys Club, etc.). Quest for Personal Develop1ent: Participate in or give leadership to an adult training session that you have not participated in before. ___ 2. Serve as a Ca1p-Kaster one weekend or as a Su11er Caap Co11issioner . ___ 3. Be responsible for your unit 's participation in a council su11er ca1p progra1 and at least two weekend caaping experiences in one year . ___ 4. Participate in a training session for Alcohol &Drug Abuse and/or Child Abuse Progra1. _ __ 5. Serve on a Co11unity or Church co11ittee (PTO, PTA, Church Council, Civic Club, Political Ca1paign, etc.) _ _ _ 1. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult. >>>>TBRll OUT OJ THI JIVI RIQOIRIKIKTS MUST Bl COKPLITID IM IACB QUIST ARIA. <<<< To receive your award, take this co1pleted "require1ents sheet• SIGKID BY ALODGI OJJICIR along with $3.00 to the Scout Shop or to any lodge event. Require1ents 1ust be 1et between August 31, 1988, and August 16, 1990. lau Lodge Aiire11 (Street, City, State, %ip) Lotte Officera Sifnatare hlephne Date Date of lirth Yoatk/Ualt �1990 NATIONAL ORDIR or THI ARRON COMJIRllCI BBOTBIRBOOD CIRl!OIY TO Bl BILD AT CARP CORRllR •fUN•!ILLO#SHIPtNI# llPIBIINCIStCKRINONIIS CONPITITIONSt tATHLITIC CONPITITIONStGANIS &SPECIAL ACTIVITIKSt tSPICTACULAR SHO#tPKRSONALITIISt The Brotherhood Cere1ony will be held in conjunction with the fall Ordeal at Ca1p Currier, ludora, !ississippi, on October 13-15 , 1989. The 1990 National Order of the Arrow Conference (M.O.A.C.) will be held August 12-16 at the University of Indiana in Bloo1ington, Indiana. If you have 1et the require1ents below, you 1ay seal your 1e1bership in the Order through the Brotherhood cereaony. These conferences are held every two years to provide all lodge officials and other lodge 1e1bers with additional opportunities for training, as well as opportunities to 1eet 1e1bers of other lodges fro1 all over the country and share 1ethods, ideas and fellowship. The conference fee includes food, housing, special events and shows, and conference 1aterial. Begin 1ating your plans conference in 1990. now to attend this great >>>---> DOl'T DILAY--SIGI OP TODAY! <---<<< RISIRYATIOIS ARI 01 A JIRST CO!l-fIRST SIRYID BASIS NITB DIPOSITS !ADI THROUGH THI LODGI. CO!PLITI THI RISIRYATIOI fOR! ATTACHID TO THI IOAC BOLLITII IICLODID MITH THIS llNSLITTIR ABD RITORI IT TO THI SCOOT orrICI. As an added benefit, our lodge is planning to charter a bus to tate our 1e1bers to this outstanding event. The cost of transportation and other 1iscellaneous trip expenses is BOT included in the conference fees. Additional inforaation regarding these costs will be provided later. If you want 1ore infor1ation about 1.0.!.C., contact 1our lodge chief or lodge adviser. national leadership seminar NATIONAL LIADIRSHIP SIBIIAi The Rational Leadership Seainar (BLS) was held June 23-25, 1989, at South Georgia College in Douglas, Georgia. This was the onlJ BLS of the year to be held for the Southeast Region, and it pro,ed to be one of the best ever. Although none of our lodge 1e1bers attended, three of our 1e1bers served in various staff positions. These arrowaen were Larry Raines, Ji1 Laycoot, and Joe Raines. To be eligible for Brotherhood-----You 1ust have continued faithfully to serve your fello11an. -You 1ust have been an Ordeal 1e1ber for at least 10 1onths. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in Scouting. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in the Order of the Arrow. -You 1ust pay the required fees in advance. -You 1ust coaplete the require1ents on pages 51 through 56 of the Order of the Arrow Handbook (1989 printing), which includes the following sections: "On the Trail to Brotherhood", "The Challenges of Brotherhood !eabership", and "The Custo1s and Traditions of the Ordeal". (YOO SHOULD Bl PRIPARID TO GIYI THI YIRBAL PORTIOI OOTLillD II THISI SICTIOIS JRIDAY IIGHT AJTIR CHICIIIG II.) -You !OST write a rededication letter to the Lodge Secretary expressing how you feel you are prepared for the Brotherhood. This letter should--(a) lxplain what you think the Obligation 1eans, (b) Describe how you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you have used your understanding of the traditions of the Ordeal to aid in your service, (c) Describe your specific plans for giving service in the Lodge progr11. THIS LITTIR !OST Bl PRIPARID II ADYAICI AID Bl PRISllTID NHll YOO CHICI IN 01 JRIDAY MIGHT. Attaining Brotherhood 1e1bership is an iaportant asset to your lodge. If you are prepared now to 1ate this iaportant decision for yourself, we will welcoae you at the cereaony. Please let us tnow of your intentions so preparations can be 1ade for all those who will attend on October 13-15. Aregistration for1 for this purpose has been sent under separate cover to those eligible for brotherhood. �JALL ORDIAL AND BROTHIRHOOD TO Bl HILD OCTOBIR 13-15, 1989 CIRIBOIIIS COBBITTll IS ACTIVI The Jall Ordeal and Brotherhood will be held at Ca1p Currier October 13, l• and 15, 1989. All 1e1bers are encouraged to attend this weekend to help induct those brothers tapped out for induction into the Order of the Arrow. We also can help our ca1p ranger with those things needed to help insure that those using the ca1p vill enjoy a good outdoor experience. The cere1onies co11ittee is preparing for the upco1ing Ordeal and Brotherhood. Those arrov1en interested in cere1onies are encouraged to 1eetings to be held at lingsvay and Kassey Road) at 2:30 P.R. on Re1e1ber, you were chosen above others by your fellow Scouts to beco1e a 1e1ber of the Order. You should consider it a privilege and honor to be a 1e1ber and help carry out the traditions of the Order. lveryone should bring the folloving: NORl GLOYIS, WORl CLOTBIS, SCOOT OIIJOR!, RAii GIAR, SLllPIIG BAG, ITC. October 8 participating in Lodge attend the cere1onies Christian Church, Poplar the following dates: October 22 The Order of the Arrov cere1onies are vital to an effective lodge progra1. If you are up to its challenge, please contact len liable, Cere1onies Chair1an, at 388-1098 or 388-2504. The fees include all 1eals on Saturday and breakfast on Su1da7. The Brotherhood fees also include a handbook, pocket flap and sash. THI ORDIAL AID BROTHIRBOOD RIGISTRATIOI JOR! , WHICH BAILID OIDIR SIPARATI COVIi, SHOULD Bl SOBKITTID WITH JllS TO THI COUNCIL OJJICI . JOOD BOST Bl ORDIRID ADYAICI; TBIRIJORI, 10 WALl-11 RISIRVATIOIS WILL ACCIPTID. WAS ALL II Bl Check-in will be fro1 6:00 P.R. until 10:00 P.R. fridaJ . CHIC KAS AH LOD GE Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Memphis, Tenn. Permit No. 435 CHICKASAW COUNCIL l1l SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112 0653 VINCE SUTHERLAND MEMPHIS, TN 38134 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document • /3/- /lTV Chickasah Thunderbird c ·.. ..· ~<J · · ~~~ arrow news for arrow men -i°ASAH LOOU~ ocToBER chickasaw council, b.s.a. memphis, tenn. 1989 LITTIR JROK TBI CHiil Dear &rronen, &s the year co1es to an end and elections of the new officers hale occurred, it is ti1e to bid farewell as 1989 lodge chief . As I assu1e the role of i11ediate past lodge chief, I begin to reflect back on all 17 1e1ories of lodge elents for the last year and a half. The 1ost pro1inent of 17 1e1ories is the outstanding conclale ve hosted at lia li1a . All the ti1e, energy, and enthusias1 that vent into the conclale, enabled us to pull off the BIST conclale eler. Also the participation at the Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends, vbicb have resulted in increased 1e1bership, have been excellent. I'1 proud to say I was 1989 lodge chief. And now as the past lodge chief and the new lodge officers wort together to plan another excellent year for 1990, they are also hard at wort planning the upco1ing Dece1ber banquet to 1ate it an i1pressile and worthwhile elent. I hope to se~ everyone there as ve present awards and tost i1portantly pass the bonnet . It vill definitely be a terrific end for such a great year. But until the banquet, I expect to see everyone at the Ordeal/Brotherhood. See you there. Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradley Lodge Chief 1989 SICTIOM II COICLAVl--!BJ. WI l!ll The Section II Conclave was held April 28-30, 1989, at our ovn lia li1a Scout Resvation, near BardJ, Arkansas. Our lodge was host of the conclale. It was heard fro1 1any of the 500 who attended that this was the BIST conclale eler held in our section. Our lodge von third place in Tea1 Dance, and Ji1 Strictland toot first place in SpecialJ Dance. Our cere1on7 tea1 should also be congratulated on a job well done. The highlight of the conclave vas vben our ovn LarrJ Raines was re-elected as Sl-2 Section Chief. • Ml &RI H&YIIG A B&IQOIT Roa ld1oads fo Be Guest Speaker It bas been several years since our lodge bas had a banquet , so let's take this years ' a great one. Ne will hate a buffet style teal, which vill include roast beef and all the tri11ings . The highlights of the evening vill be the Vigil Call-outs and the installation of the 1989-90 lodge officers. Our guest speaker vill be Kr. Ron ld1onds. He is an Kagle Scout, a 1e1ber of our lodge, and the Co11issioner in the lastern District. Kr. ld1onds is the Senior Banager of Peat Barvick. The banquet vill be held at 6:30 P.K. on Dece1ber 8, 1989, at Second Baptist Church, 4680 Walnut Grove . The cost vill be $7.50 per person. Bake your reservations early using the for1 included in this newsletter. The last day to 1ake reservations is Kove1eber 30, 1989 . LARGK COMTIKGKKT KKKDKD--1990 SKCTIOK II COMCLAVK The 1990 Section II Conclave will be held by the Tiat Lodge, at their ca1p, south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Ne hope that you will attend this great event . Kever before has our lodge provided a large contingent to a Section Conclave, other than the one we hosted last year . Mith your help we can take a contingent to the 1990 conclave that no one will forget. The Section Council of Chiefs will be 1eeting in Move1ber to finalize details for the upco1ing conclave. This i1f or1ation will be published in the next issue of The Thunderbird. To help ease the proble1 of transporation, our lodge is anticipating chartering a bus. further infor1ation uill be furnished at a later date. If you want 1ore infor1ation about the conclave, contact your lodge chief or lodge adviser. f ELLONSHIP HELD AT CAMP CURRIER The 1989 fellowship was a success. The activities held Saturday 1orning and afternoon included the ley Chain Quest, swi11ing events, and volleyball. The object of the quest uas to deter1ine uhich chapter could find the 1ost nu1ber of seven key chains uhich were hidden around the ca1p. The Napaneu Chapter (Eastern District) do1inated the volleyball and awi11ing events, while the conglo1erate (a 1i1ture of several chapters , each with a s1all representation) and the Keta1i Chapter (Northeast District) tied for first in the ley Chain Quest. Lodge elections were held on Saturday afternoon. The na1es of your new lodge officers are listed elsewhere in this newsletter. Because of the weather on Saturday night, the ca1pfire and Indian dance co1petition were held in the dining hall. len li1ble won first pla~e in the dance co1petition , Eric litchens took second, and Philip Burton was third . O.A. PBILMOIT TREl ·rou need seek no roci1 su11it-tbese bigb places are witbiD you.· -!eteu The 1989 O.A. Phil1ont Tret was held August 13-22, 1989 . Our section (Sl-2) contingent arrived on Sunday , August 13, and departed on Saturday, August 19. The crew f ro1 the Chickasah Lodge consisted of Ryan fisher, Alan Wright, Vince Sutherland, and Leyton Wright. Larry Raines, our section chief, was on staff. Our lodge 1e1bers stayed at Lover's Leap, Crater Lake, Black Mountain, and the Beubean ca1psites. The big•lights of the week were the O.A. rendezvous and the speech fro1 our Rational Chief, Jack SteTens . The the1e of the trek, "These high places are within you ,· ca1e fro1 Meteu's talk in the pre-ordeal cere1ony. 75TH AMHIVKRSARY ANARD---A TMO-YIAB PROGRAM The 15th Anniversary progra1 kicked-off at the 1988 Rational Order of the Arrow Conference (HOAC) and will continue through the 1990 IOAC at Indiana University, Bloo1ington, Indiana, August 12-16, 1990. The individual require1ents for earning the 75th Anniversary Award are listed on the "75TH AMMIVERSAR AMABD-IMDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIMEKTS SHIET" included with this newsletter. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult . IM KACH or TBK QUEST ARKAS, TBRll or THE fIVI RIQUIRIKKMTS !UST BK COMPLETED. To receive your award, take your co1pleted ·require1ents sheet" SIGMID BY A LODGI OfflCKR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any of our lodge events . Bequire1ents 1et prior to August 31, 1988 will not be considered for the Award. for tore infor1ation, contact one of the lodge officers or your chapter chief. 1989 CALllDAi Of O.A. IYllTS Date hent/ActhitJ Location Oct. 13-15 , 1989 Ordeal, Brotherhood, (Sii IOTI) Caap Currier lov . 3-5, 1989 KOY . 12 I 1989 {Sii IOTI) Dec . 8, 1989 Scout Base '89 Killington Raval Air Station O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) O.A. fa1il1 Banquet Second Baptist Qurch 4680 Walnut Grove {MOTi : CHAIGI IM THI DATI OR ACTIVITY OM YOUB RID DUIS CARD.) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DOl'T fOBGIT TO PAY YOUi 1990 DUIS Don ' t forge t to pay your O.A. dues for 1990. All dues are payable by Dece1ber 31th for the following rear. (e.g., 1990 dues have to be paid by Dece1ber 31, 1989.) fil zm. AW. iQ. k included « i. wbu. Di lli.. Cbichsab LQW.. a lli.. m im.. LQW.. fill. ~ zm. im.. a mi k fild. DQ. lfilc_ ibJ.D.. Dece1ber li,...118.L * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1990 CALllDAR Of O.A. IYllTS Date Januar7, 1990 februarJ, 1990 feb. 8, 1990 Bar. 4, 1990 April -Kay t 1990 Apr . 27-29, 1990 Bay, 1990 Kay 20 t 1990 June 8-10, 1990 June-July, 1990 August, 1990 Aug. 12-16, 1990 Sept. 12, 1990 Oct . 5-7, 1990 Oct. 19- 21, 1990 Rove1ber, 1990 loT. 17, 1990 Dec. 7, 1990 hent/ActhitJ Thunderbird and Plan Book Troop llections Lodge Beeting (7:00 P.B.) Location To Be Announced O.A. l1ecutiTe Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P. B.) Tap -outs, Indian Dance District Ca1porees Section 2 Conclave Hattisburg, BS. Thunderbird -------- O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.B.) Ordeal, Brotherhood, lia lila Scout Lodge Beeting Reservation Su11er Ca1p Tap-outs, lia lila Scout Indian Dance Reservation Thunderbird -------- lational Order of the Indiana Univ. , Arrov Conference Bloo1ington, Ind. O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.K.) Ordeal, Brotherhood Camp Currier O. A. fellovship Camp Currier Thunderbird -------- Lodge Planning To Be Announced Conference O.A . fa1ily Banquet To Be Announced 1990 LODGI Off ICllS The officers of the Chickaaah Lodge for 1990 are: Sl-2 Section Chief. . Larry Baines . Lodge Chief . . Cary Nhite Yice Chief. . Travis Tate . Yice Chief. . len Hable Secretary/Treasurer . . Alan Wright . Past Lodge Chief. . Brad Bradley. Lodge Adliser . . Ji1 Stanford. Staff Adviser . . Claud Bro11n . 1989-90 CBAPTIB CBilfS A1angi (South Central) .Brandon Ba1pton . . (Adviser. .Louis Ric~ardson . Crittenden. (Adviser. lagata1en (HW Kiss.) . . lyle Magner. (Adliser . .Ricky Kcleil . lashoba . . (Adviser. leta1i (lortheast). (Adviser ... Korth Central . (Adviser . . . OASI (Southeast). (Adviser. . . . Napaneu (lastern) (Adviser .... . Doug Soileau . .Jay Collins . .Bill Dougherty . .Chris Karshall . .Scott Stelens. .Bunter Bailey. .Leyton Wright . Nitschindin (South11est)Brian Nolfe. (Adviser . . ....... . .. . .388-1629 .365-9357 .345-9747 .388-1098 .683 -9645 .678-7169 . N- 761 -1040 . N- 327-4193 .323-6333 . 396-0777) .393-3256 .393-9261) .872-7590 ) .1-837-0704 .353-2445) .365-7793 . 685-5817) .754-8198 .683 -9645) .342-1879 ) 0 M C A S A N A R D The national co11ittee has announced a special progra1 designed to raise, fro1 the Order's general 1e1bership, funds to fulfill the Order's pledge to the National Scouting Kuseu1 capital ca1paign. The Order pledged a lead gift to the capital ca1paign in february, 1988. funds received in this progra1 11ill be applied to11ard the Order's $100,000 co11it1ent to the Kuseu1, thus reducing the dollars needed fro1 the &rrov Trust fund to 1eet the Order's Co11it1ent. Ke1bers contributing fro1 $10.00 to $99.00 will receive the OMCAS &NARD, and the handso1e recognition certificate aho11n belo11. .fl/IA/II ''"''' UNCAS AWARD ior tont10. ~1Ulhc:Nl""""Dr00o4 li>t '""-""''""w.vmfuncl l\n~..-o:rttwh(h ,.·ilp~~ll'ld do"'4JY!he l'doryofth<°"-'"oll.ht 11.tfl.)wo.,tllt'CNJll.N\(.~lln.gt."-i '.nll'n for 1e1bers contributing $100.00 to $499.00, recognition in the for• of a custo1, li1 ited edition OA Kuseu1 ca1paign belt buckle is alailable. Those taking a contribution of $500.00 of 1ore will receive a handso1e crystal recognition piece suitable for display on a table or 1antle , depicting an eagle with an arrowhead. Checks, 1ade payable to BSA, along with full na1e and addreas should be sent to: Hational Director, Order of the Arrow, P.O. Box 152079, Irving, TI 75015 -2079. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - 1989 O.A. fAKILY BAMQUIT--RISIRVATIOH fORK TO: Chickasah Lodge, Chickasaw Council, 171 S. Hollywood, Ke1phis, TH 38112 I plan to attend the O.A. fa1ily Banquet on friday, Dece1ber 8, 1989 . lnclosed is a check to cover the cost of 11 reservation and the reservations of any guests I plan to bring. IAH: ___________ CBAPTU: ______ _ ADDRISS: _________________ _ CITY: __________ STATI: __ ZIP: ___ _ TILIPHOH: ________ UIIT MO: _______ _ DATI or BIRTH:-------- YOUTH ( ) ;ADULT ( ) 21 OB OLDER BIBBIBSBIP STATUS (circle one): BISIBYATIOMS llCLOSID: BJ reservation . Guests ..... la1es of guests: OBDIAL BBOTBIBBOOD VIGIL . . . . . . $ 7.50 . _I $7.50: __ Total a1ount sub1itted. . . . . . . . . $ __ (Kate check payable to Boy Scouts of A1erica.) * * * IOTI: LAST DATI JOB KAIIMG BISIBVATIOHS IS MOVIKBIB 30, 1989. * * * -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I μ:i z H ,...:i I I ti) H I 0 z 0 ,...:i <( I I E-< :::i u I NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE NOAC '90 The Place to Be! AUGUST 12-16, 1990 Indiana University ·•Fun *Fellowship *New Experiences *Ceremonies Competitions *Athletic Competitions *Games & Special Activities *Spectacular Shows *Personalities Never before, and never again, will there be a big 75th annivenaiy National Order of the Arrow Conferena: a:immemorating the founding or the Order. You'll want to be"with fellow arrowmen from aaoss America as we join in Scouting brotherhood to celebrate seventy-five years of cheerful semce to Scouting and fellow man. Whether you are interested In lodge operations, Indian lore, ceremonies a:impetition, athletic a:impetition, or if you just want to have fun, you11 be glad you're a pan of the NOAC '90 experience. There will be great food, Cldting and inspirational shows, an ice cream social, personal development opponunities, and much, mudl morel Make plans now to join your lodge a:intingent at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on August 12-16, 1990. The conference fee is just $210 per arrowman which includes food, housing. shows and a:>nference material A special discount applies to Cull fees paid and received in the National office before May 1, 1990. Watch your lodge bulletin for more details. BUT DON'T WAIT - SIGN UP WLWYT &sovations an on a fint come - fint served basis willl paid lkposia made through your /odgr. DONT DELAY! Fill out the reservation form below and forward to your lodge or a:iuncil service a:nter today. (Clip ond Mail) TO: Chickasah ~ ~ Chictasa1 Council. 111 5..... Boll1aood. Ke1phis. 1l aB.111 lnclosed is $50 to reserve IY position in the lodge contingent for NOAC '90 to be held at Indiana University in Bloo1ington, Indiana on Aug 12-16, 1990. HH: ___________ TILIPBOH: ______ _ ADDBISS: ___________________ _ CITY: ____________ STATI: ___ ZIP: __ _ CBAPTIR: _____ UIIT HO: __ YOUTH ( );ADULT ( )21 OR OLDER YOUTH RIQUIRIBIKTS: 75TB AINIVIRSARY ANARD-llDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIBllTS SillT ADULT RIQOIRIBllTS: Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: ___ 1. Attain Brotherhood !eabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arrovaan through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Help conduct an OA election in a Unit other than your OiD. ___ 3. Serve on a chapter or lodge co11ittee or as a chapter or lodge officer. ___ 4. Serve as a 1e1ber of a lodge cereaonial teaa or as an Klangoaat . ___ 5. Participate in a 1ini1u1 of 3 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -lational Order of the Order Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Ca1p Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cere1ony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Develop1ent: ___ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Par t icipate in Council ·scout Show· or District Caaporee hent. _ __ 3. Assist in a Unit 's Caap Proaotion Progra1 (other than your own). ___ 4. Be responsible for signing up two scouts for su11er caap . ___ 5. Participate in at least two chapter or lodge co11unity service projects. Quest for Personal Developaent: ___ 1. Advance one Socut rank or as an l1plorer fulfill your responsibilities in your Post. ___ 2. Serve on a Su11er Caap Staff. ___ 3. Pro1ote the correct 11earing of the uni fora through personal e1a1ple. ___ 4. Deepen your spiritual co11it1ent by earning the e1ble1 of your religious faith. ___ 5. Serve on the Student Council or as a Class Officer in your school . Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: ___ 1. Attain Brotherhood Keabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arro111an through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Serve as a chapter or lodge adviser or co11ittee adviser. ___ 3. Participate in at least one of the 1ajor events of the lodge . (fellowship, Pov-Nov, Ordeal Neekend, ltc .). ___ 4. Provide transportation/leadership for youth to at least one OA unit election and/or Ca1p Pro1otion Progra1 (other than your own unit). ___ 5. lncourage youth to participate by giving leadership to a 1ini1u1 of 4 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -National Order of the Arrow Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Caap Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cereaony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base . Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Developaent: ___ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting . ___ 2. Serve as a Unit leader (SK, ASK, Co11ittee1an) or on a District or Council Co11ittee. ___ 3. Help organize a new Scout unit. ___ 4. Participate financ ially in your local council ' s "friends of Scouting· prograa. ___ 5. Participate in a co11unity service organization (Lions, Rotary, Kvanis, JC's, Salvation !ray, Boys Club, etc.). Quest for Personal Develop1ent: ___ 1. Participate in or give leadership to an adult training session that you have not participated in before. ___ 2. Serve as a Ca1p-Kaster one weekend or as a Su11er Caap Co11issioner . ___ 3. Be responsible for your unit ' s participation in a council su11er ca1p progra1 and at least two weekend caaping experiences in one year . ___ 4. Participate in a training session for Alcohol & Drug Abuse and/or Child Abuse Progra1 . ___ 5. Serve on a Co11unity or Church co11ittee (PTO, PTA, Church Council, Civic Club, Political Ca1paign, etc.) There are three quest areas for both youth and adult. >>>>TBRll OUT OJ THI JIVI RIQOIRIKIKTS MUST Bl COKPLITID IM IACB QUIST ARIA. <<<< To receive your award, take this co1pleted "require1ents sheet• SIGKID BY A LODGI OJJICIR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any lodge event. Require1ents 1ust be 1et between August 31, 1988, and August 16, 1990. lau Lodge Aiire11 (Street, City, State, %ip) Lotte Officera Sifnatare hlephne Date Date of lirth Yoatk/Ualt I 1990 NATIONAL ORDIR or THI ARRON COMJIRllCI •fUN•!ILLO#SHIPtNI# llPIBIINCIStCKRINONIIS CONPITITIONSt tATHLITIC CONPITITIONStGANIS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIKSt tSPICTACULAR SHO#tPKRSONALITIISt The 1990 National Order of the Arrow Conference (M.O.A.C.) will be held August 12-16 at the University of Indiana in Bloo1ington, Indiana. These conferences are held every two years to provide all lodge officials and other lodge 1e1bers with additional opportunities for training, as well as opportunities to 1eet 1e1bers of other lodges fro1 all over the country and share 1ethods, ideas and fellowship. The conference fee includes food, housing, special events and shows, and conference 1aterial. Begin 1ating your plans now to attend this great conference in 1990. >>>- - -> DOl'T DILAY --SIGI OP TODAY! <---<<< RISIRYATIOIS ARI 01 A JIRST CO!l -fIRST SIRYID BASIS NITB DIPOSITS !ADI THROUGH THI LODGI. CO!PLITI THI RISIRYATIOI fOR! ATTACHID TO THI IOAC BOLLITII IICLODID MITH THIS llNSLITTIR ABD RITORI IT TO THI SCOOT orrICI. As an added benefit, our lodge is planning to charter a bus to tate our 1e1bers to this outstanding event. The cost of transportation and other 1iscellaneous trip expenses is BOT included in the conference fees. Additional inforaation regarding these costs will be provided later. If you want 1ore infor1ation about 1.0.!.C., contact 1our lodge chief or lodge adviser. national leadership seminar NATIONAL LIADIRSHIP SIBIIAi The Rational Leadership Seainar (BLS) was held June 23-25, 1989, at South Georgia College in Douglas, Georgia. This was the onlJ BLS of the year to be held for the Southeast Region, and it pro,ed to be one of the best ever. Although none of our lodge 1e1bers attended, three of our 1e1bers served in various staff positions. These arrowaen were Larry Raines, Ji1 Laycoot, and Joe Raines. BBOTBIRBOOD CIRl!OIY TO Bl BILD AT CARP CORRllR The Brotherhood Cere1ony will be held in conjunction with the fall Ordeal at Ca1p Currier, ludora, !ississippi, on October 13-15 , 1989. If you have 1et the require1ents below, you 1ay seal your 1e1bership in the Order through the Brotherhood cereaony. To be eligible for Brotherhood----- -You 1ust have continued faithfully to serve your fello11an. -You 1ust have been an Ordeal 1e1ber for at least 10 1onths. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in Scouting. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in the Order of the Arrow. -You 1ust pay the required fees in advance. -You 1ust coaplete the require1ents on pages 51 through 56 of the Order of the Arrow Handbook (1989 printing), which includes the following sections: "On the Trail to Brotherhood", "The Challenges of Brotherhood !eabership", and "The Custo1s and Traditions of the Ordeal". (YOO SHOULD Bl PRIPARID TO GIYI THI YIRBAL PORTIOI OOTLillD II THISI SICTIOIS JRIDAY IIGHT AJTIR CHICIIIG II.) -You !OST write a rededication letter to the Lodge Secretary expressing how you feel you are prepared for the Brotherhood. This letter should -- - (a) lxplain what you think the Obligation 1eans, (b) Describe how you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you have used your understanding of the traditions of the Ordeal to aid in your service, (c) Describe your specific plans for giving service in the Lodge progr11. THIS LITTIR !OST Bl PRIPARID II ADYAICI AID Bl PRISllTID NHll YOO CHICI IN 01 JRIDAY MIGHT. Attaining Brotherhood 1e1bership is an iaportant asset to your lodge. If you are prepared now to 1ate this iaportant decision for yourself, we will welcoae you at the cereaony. Please let us tnow of your intentions so preparations can be 1ade for all those who will attend on October 13-15. A registration for1 for this purpose has been sent under separate cover to those eligible for brotherhood. JALL ORDIAL AND BROTHIRHOOD TO Bl HILD OCTOBIR 13-15, 1989 The Jall Ordeal and Brotherhood will be held at Ca1p Currier October 13, l• and 15, 1989. All 1e1bers are encouraged to attend this weekend to help induct those brothers tapped out for induction into the Order of the Arrow. We also can help our ca1p ranger with those things needed to help insure that those using the ca1p vill enjoy a good outdoor experience. Re1e1ber, you were chosen above others by your fellow Scouts to beco1e a 1e1ber of the Order. You should consider it a privilege and honor to be a 1e1ber and help carry out the traditions of the Order. lveryone should bring the folloving: NORl GLOYIS, WORl CLOTBIS, SCOOT OIIJOR!, RAii GIAR, SLllPIIG BAG, ITC. The fees include all 1eals on Saturday and breakfast on Su1da7. The Brotherhood fees also include a handbook, pocket flap and sash. THI ORDIAL AID BROTHIRBOOD RIGISTRATIOI JOR! , WHICH WAS BAILID OIDIR SIPARATI COVIi , SHOULD Bl SOBKITTID WITH ALL JllS TO THI COUNCIL OJJICI . JOOD BOST Bl ORDIRID II ADYAICI; TBIRIJORI, 10 WALl-11 RISIRVATIOIS WILL Bl ACCIPTID. Check-in will be fro1 6:00 P.R. until 10:00 P.R. fridaJ . CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL l1l SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112 0653 CIRIBOIIIS COBBITTll IS ACTIVI The cere1onies co11ittee is preparing for the upco1ing Ordeal and Brotherhood. Those arrov1en interested in participating in Lodge cere1onies are encouraged to attend the cere1onies 1eetings to be held at lingsvay Christian Church, Poplar and Kassey Road) at 2:30 P.R. on the following dates: October 8 October 22 The Order of the Arrov cere1onies are vital to an effective lodge progra1. If you are up to its challenge, please contact len liable, Cere1onies Chair1an, at 388-1098 or 388 -2504. Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Memphis, Tenn. Permit No. 435 VINCE SUTHERLAND MEMPHIS, TN 38134 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1989 (Oct) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b4bcecc6fd17a49042735bf55140dd5c.pdf a1cc748588d8cc005170cd92c9acd532 PDF Text Text l 5 The Chickasah Thunderbird • The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America August 1992 Memphis, Tennessee Number -l You are needed! Fall Ordeal to be huge That's right! The upcoming Fall Ordeal and Brotherhood is expected to be one of the largest in the history of the Chickasah Lodge, with nearly 150 candidates eligible to undergo the four tests of the Ordeal. This means your help is needed. We need your guidance and leadership to set the example for these new members. You can help out in many ways, but foremost among these is the elangomat program, in which you will lead a group of candidates through the Ordeal's tests by your example. The event is set for September 18-20 at Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, and will provide an great opportunity for the lodge to provide invaluable service to the council's camp as it prepares for a season of heavy use by the Scouts of the Chickasaw Council. Not only that, the Ordeal will provide a chance for Ordeal members who have been Arrowmen for at least ten months to seal their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood ceremony. Finally, the Ordeal weekend will be the site of the annual lodge elections. Here, youth Arrowmen can help determine the future of the Chickasah Lodge by casting their ballots for the three lodge officers. Those interested in running for Lodge Chief, Lodge ViceChief, or Lodge Secretary-Treasurer should consult the information on Page 5. So, obviously the upcoming Fall Ordeal will be a monumental event for the Chickasah Lodge, and _11our help is needed to make this event-and the 1992-1993 lodge year-a roaring success. Sign up using the registration form on Page 4, and see you at Currier for a weekend of service, fellowship, and fun. Kia Kima posts impressive season Lodge adds to program with ceremonies, fellowship, more Thanks in large part to a well-trained and highly spring the lodge will kick-off the camp promtotions motivated staff, Kia Kima 92 turned out to be yet unit visit campaign, which requires a lot of manpower. another impressive year for the council's long-term While at Kia Kima, the lodge added several highsurnmer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. The staff, over lights to the week's program. Each Thursday night, ninety percent of whom are members of the Chickasah Ordeal members were given a chance to seal their Lodge, was consistently praised for their dedication membership in the Order through the Brotherhood and spirit in helping nearly 100 units provide a fu n- ceremony staged by the lodge ceremony team. filled camp program for their Scouts. Please see KIMA, Page 2 Lodge camp promotions efforts were again an ~=================~~ important part of maintaining Kia Kima's high attenInside dance figure, which this summer topped 1500 Boy Vigil Honor nominations due - Page 7-8 Scouts, Cub Scouts, Webelos Scouts, and Explorers. "We've made a lot of progress," said Lodge Cam p Promotions/Unit Elections Chairman Jason Stewart, Lodge election info - Pages 5-6 also a member of the Camp Osage staff at Kia Kima. "But we still need the help of more Arrowmen to reach Fall Brotherhood - Page 3 Scouts who would otherwise not have the chance to go Fall Ordeal sign-up - Page 4 to Kia Kima for summer camp." Once again, next �Page 2 =~=====================ITuE Kim a August 1992 CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD From Page 1 I========================= Spring Ordeal prepare s camp for season Almost 70 new members inducted Each Wednesday, members of the lodge dance tt>am participated in the Heritage Night program. Dancers Brad Stevens and Vince Perryman presented three dances and called on audience members to join them . Abo, Arrowmen attending Kia Kima could attt>nd the weekly OA fellowship held after the Brotherhood ceremony. u1 addition, the lodge conducted unit elections for troops at camp and staged the callout ceremony on Friday nights to recognize those elected for membership in the Order. Plans are already in the works for Kia Kima in 1993. Make sure you're a part of it, whether by joining the lodge camp promotions and unit elections committee to help promote camp for next summer or by joining the Kia Kima staff. For staff applications, contact Scott Stephens at the council service center (327-4193). The 1992 Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood, held on the weekend of June 5-7 at Kia Kirna Scout Reservation, helped the lodge provide invaluable service in setting up the council's long-term summer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. Nearly 70 Scouts and Scouters became members of the lodge in the Ordeal, rendering cheerful service by setting up tents, cleaning latrines, clearing brush and a fire lane for the new Camp Osage central shower facility, and organizing the camp's health lodge. As well, nearly 20 Ordeal members sealed their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood Ceremony. Congratulatio ns go to Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, who coordinated the weekend's events, and to all those members who helped make the Spring Ordeal a success. Thanks! The Chickas ah Thunderbird The success of Kia Kima 92 was due in large part to the worl< of its staff. Likewise, the Chickasah Lodye summer program was a major success because of the contributions of certain Arrowmen. For the second year in a row, all youth members of the lodge executive committee served on the Kia Kima staff: Lodge Chief Hunter Baile y, Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, Lodge SecretaryTreasurer Andy Perry, and committee chairmen Steve Edwards , Jason Stewart , and Alan Wright. The lodge was able to complete unit elections for all troops needing them at camp thanks to the help of these Arrowmen, plus Andrew Bailey, Vince Perryman , Brad Stevens, Tony Bockhold , Patrtck Owen. Tom McGee. Peter Leonard. Michael Johnson. Michael Bland . Walter Hoehn, Trey Cole. Will Dotson, and others. The Brotherhood Ceremony was put on b y Stevens. Bland, Stewart. and Hoehn. while the hike was led by Wright. Perryman. and Stevens. The callout ceremony was a huge success thanks to the contributions of Matt Williams, Corey Crowder, and most of those named above. The Lodge Secretary-Tre asurer wishes to express his apprec iation to Michael Jennings, Will Dotson, Corey Crowder, and David Williams for their help in updating the lodge records. Thanks to all these staff members/ Arrowmen for their help in making Kia Kima 92 a huge success for the lodge and the Chickasaw Council. Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow • Boy Scouts of America Chartered by me Chickasaw Council Editor - Andrew Perry, Lodge Secretary-Trea surer Hunter Bailey • Lodge Chief Kenneth J. Kimble • Lodge Vice Chief R. Steven Edwards • Activities & Service Chairman Jason K. Stewart • Camp Promotions & Unit Elections Chairman Matthew A. Williams • Ceremonies & Indian Affairs Chairman Carey D. White • Past Lodge Chief Richard N. Stevens • Lodge Adviser Donald F. Moss • Lodge Staff Adviser Robert Strickland • Ceremonies Adviser Sandy Heckman• Camp Promotions Adviser Joseph A. Long • Scout Executive The Thunderbird welcomes your suggestions and comments about the publication and invites you to submit material for publication. Send comments, questions, submissions, o r corrections to-Lodge Secretary-Trea surer Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 �August 1992 Page 3 =========================ITHECHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ======== =========== , Lodge leader ship positio ns to chang e hands The upcoming Fall Ordeal a nd Brotherhood a t Kia Kima will be the site of the annual lodge elections. Youth lodge members present will select officers for the positions of Lodge Chief, Lodge Vice Chief, and Lodge Secretary-Trea surer. Those interested in running for one of these positions should see the information on Pages 5-6. Any Arrowman ma y run for office provided he has completed the registration form on Page 6. In addition, the new Lodge Chief w ill select a chairman for each of the three lodge committees. Those interested in becoming chairman of the Activities & \?ervice, Ca mp Promotions& Unit Elections, o r Cer- emonies & Indian Affairs committees, should tell the new chief of their interest. The lodge will again be seeking qualified yo uth members to serve as District Cow1eilman. Each district will have a councilman to coordinate the camp promotions/ unit elections efforts in his district. Finally, the three standing committees will seek member involvement at the upcoming Ordeal. So, the re are obv iously many ways for you to exercise your leadership skills in the Chickasah Lodge in the coming year. A good first step to getting involved in the lodge is coming to the Fall Ordeal next month at Cam p C urrier (see next page). ,J Do the only right thing: Beco me a Brotherhood mem ber this fall! What does it all me an? I went to do hard labor a t Kia Kima (or Currier), and all I got was this stinking sash and pocket flap! Surely doubts and questions this severe don't run thrcugh your mind as you try to sleep each night, but it makes sense if you are an Ordeal member to have questions about the Order; it's natural to want to know more.about this m ysterious and sometimes confusing organization. The best way to get this information, that is, to learn and grow as an Arrowman is to seal your membership in the O rder as a Brotherhood member. Becoming a brother is not that difficult, and you'll benefit from the increased knowledge and inspiration the ceremony will bring yo u. Not only that, the Chickasah Lodge will benefit from s tronger membership with every new Brotherhood member. Becoming a Brotherhood member is relativel y easy. And once again this fall, the lodge is offering an opportunity to complete this key step at the fall Ordeal work weekend a t Currier. Here are the requirements. As a preliminary, you must have been an Ordeal member for at ten months. In addition, you must meet five challenges before you enter the Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow membership. Memorize the Obligation of the O rder, which you received from Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of your membership card or in yo ur handbook ). Also, memorize the OA Official Song, the Admonition, the sign of Ordeal membership, and the Arrow handclasp. 2. Advance in your understanding of the Or- ~ deal. Gain a thorough understanding of the Ord eal through which you have passed. Become familiar with The Customs and Traditions of the Ordeal given on pages 5456 of thr O rder of the Arrow Handbook (1991 ed.). 3. Serve your unit. Retain your registration in Scouting. During your 10-month period, strive to fulfill your Obligation by continuing and expanding your service to your own troop or post. 4. Plan for setvice in your lodge. Retain your registration in the lodge and keep your dues paid. Be aware that acceptance of Brothe rhood membe rship involves a pledge of service to the lodge. Develop a con crete idea of how you plan to fulfill this pledge. 5. Review your progress. When you earnestly feel that you have met the four challenges above, write a letter to the lodge secretary. In this le tter: • Explain what you think the Obligation means. • Describe h ow you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you ha ve used your understanding of the Ordeal to aid in this service. • Describe your specific plans for giving service in the lodge program. Bring this letter to the Brotherhood with you. Ordeal membership is a time of learning and trial, when you learn about the Order and its basic principles. Becoming a Brotherhood member lets you seal your me mbership and rededicate yourself to these principles. So don't delay; become a Brother today. Complete and return the registratio n form on the next page with your payment. �Page 4 ~~=========ITuE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD August 1992 I========== === Chickasah Lodge #406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America MEMBER REGISTRATION FORM Fall Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Fellowship• Camp Currier Eudora, Mississippi• September 18-20, 1992 Check all that apply: 0 Regular registration - before September 11 , 1992 0 Late registration - on or before September 16, 1992 0 Brotherhood candidate - on time (Date of Ordeal: _ _ _ _ _ __ 0 Brotherhood candidate - late (Date of Ordeal: ) Make check payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA First Last $10.00 $12.00 ) $20.00 $23.00 Middle Initial Address: _ __ _ _ _ ________ City: _ _ _ _ _ _ ZIP: _ _ __ Phone Number: (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of Birth: _ _ _ _ __ Area Code Month/Day/Year Unit Number: - - - -- - District: - -- - - -- Youth: 0 or Adult: 0 Membership Status: 0 Ordeal 0 Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor Transportation Arrangements: 0 I will drive my own vehicle and have room for _ _ others. 0 I will ride with --------------~ Name of Driver Phone Number 0 I have exhausted all other means and still need transportation, so I am calling Don Moss at 327-4193 to tell him. Medical or Dietary Conditions: Please return by the above date to-Chickasah Lodge #406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 If you need directions to Currier, please call the council service center at 327-4193, or ask your Scoutmaster. - - -- - - -- - -- - - tor lodge/counc11 u s e · - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Date paid: _ _ __ _ __ __ Receipt number: Special needs: _ _ _ __ Registered in Scouting: 0 yes; 0 no. Active registration in Order of the Arrow: 0 yes; 0 no. �August 1992 Page === =:.......::==========llTHECHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I=====================5 Consid ering a Run for Lodge Office? Potentia l candidat es, take note: elections set for Fall Ordeal introduction The Chickasah Lodge has three elected officers-the Lodge Chief, the Lodge Vice-Chief, and the Lodge Secretary-Trea surer. Each of these jobs requires an unusual degree of inspired dedication and experience, and prospective candidates should first consider their experience and willingness to serve in these positions of leadership. All lodge members are encouraged to consider a leadership role. Duties of the Elected Lodge Officers Lod~e Chief • Presides at all lodge meetings, events, and ctctivities. • Chairs the lodge executive committee and sets the agenda for its meetings. • Appoints the three operating committee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser and is responsible for the coordination of their efforts. • Appoints ad-hoc committee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. • Delegates responsibility to the other lodge officer!:> and chairmen. • U necessary, in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser, removes lodge officers and operating committee chairmen who fail to fulfill their duties. • Plans the Lodge Officers' Training Conference and coordinates its events. • Represents the lodge on the Section Council of Chiefs. •Represents the lodge on the Council Executive Board, to other arms of the council, and to other lodges. Lodge Vice-Chief _ • Carries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chiet in the Chief's absence. • Assumes the duties of Lodge Chief in the event of the resignation, removal, or death of the Chief. • Carries out other responsibilities or serves in other duties as assigned by the Lodge Chief. Lud~t' St'l.reta n;-Trmsurrr • c 'arries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chief in the absence of the Lodge Chief and the Lodge Vice-Chief. • Takes minu tes of all lodge meetings, executive committee meetings, and other such events; types and distributes copies for the lodge executive committee and others. • Takes care of all lodge correspondenc e. • Serves as editor-in-chief of the lodge newsletter, the Chickasah Thundabird, by collecting articles, typesetting, proofreading, mailing, and other related tasks. • Maintains lodge financial records, in consultation with the Lodge Staff Adviser. Procedures for Nomination and Approval Any you th member of the C hickasah Lodge ma y nominate any other youth member to run for lodge office, or, any youth m<?mber may announce his desire to stand for lodge office. A potential candidate must be a currently registered Scout or Explorer in a unit of the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, and a member in good standing of the Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow. He must also have a reconunendatio n submitted to the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) by his Scoutmaster or Post Adviser and a recommend ation from the Supreme Chief of the Fire. All of these requirements must be met no later than two weeks prior to the scheduled election. These requirements can be met by using the candidate registration iorm on the next page. First, fill out the top part and then secure a recommendati on from your unit leader. Then, take the form the council service center for approval by the Scout Executive. Then see below . Notification of Lodge Key Three After completing the form on the reve rse, retain a copy for yourself and send copies to each of the following: Lodgl:' Chief Lodgl:' Advisa Lodgl:' Staff Adviser Hunter Bailey Richard Stevens Don Moss 1908 Malabar Ori ve 869 Sumter Cove Chickasaw Council, BSA G€rmantown, T1'I 38138 Memphis, TN 38122 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, T1'I 381 12 Pleasl:' notl:' that the deadline for suhn11sswn of tlu::::.r 1.:up1t's 1s Saturday, September 4 �Page 6 ===:=== = = ===========llTHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD August 1992 I== =========== CHICKASAH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Lodge Officer Candidate Registration Form A. Personal Information Name: _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Unit of Primary Registration: _ _ _ __ Address: City: State: _ _ __ ZIP: _ _ _ _ _ Phone Number: (_ _ ) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of Birth: _ _ _ _ _ __ Rank in Scouting: _ _ __ _ _ __ _ Order Membership (circle): Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil Office Sought (circle): Lodge Chief Lodge Vice-Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer B. Declaration of Intent or Nomination Option A: Se(fDeclaration I hereby announce my intent to seek the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I affirm that l am a currently registered youth member in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. Opriun B: Nomination by Another Member [ hereby nominate the following Arrowman for the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I have ascertained that both the nominee and l are currently registered youth members in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. Cundidate's Signawre No111111wor ·s Six1w1tire Date Date C. Scoutmaster's or Post Advisor's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Cruckasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow, and hereby approve him for candidacy for the following reasons: Signed Position Date D. Scout Executive's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Chickasah Lodge #406. Order of the Arrow , and hereby approve him for candidacy. Comments: ---------- --------------------~ Scout Executive ·s Signature Date �August 1992 Page 7 = ====== ======== =ITHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ====================== CHICKAS AH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA We take pleasure in recommendi ng this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal Information Scout/ Scouter: - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - Date of Birth: _ _ _ __ Address: _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ City: _ _ _ _ _ State: ZIP: _ __ Presently registered as: _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Unit: _ ___ District: _ __ _ Lod:se Record Date Inducted: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date Brothe rhood Conferred: _ _ _ _ __ __ Lodge Offices/Posi tions Held: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - Please describe the nominee's record of service to the Order of the Arrow. Please describe the nominee's record of service to Scoutin~. Please describe the nominee's record of service to campin:s or the council camps. Please describe any other specific reasons for nominatin:s this Arrowman. Nominator's Name: _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ Scouting Position: _ _ _ _ __ Address: Phone Number: - - -- - - SEE OTHER SIDE �I Page 8 ==~============tlTuc Aug ust 1992 Cmc KAs AH T HUNDERBIRD I================ The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It calls for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation. The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved fo r those Arrowmen who-by reason of exceptional service, personal effort, and unselfish interest-have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. When recommending an individual, please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee's accomplishments cind charncter the committee has ci vciilcible, the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. An y individual may recommend any Arrowman who meets these requirements. Vi;?il Honor rt>comnu.mdations will be accepted until OCTOBER 15, 1992. No recomnwndations will be accepted after tlris date. Forward all recommendations to- The Vigil Honor is the highest honor tha t the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to lodge, council, and Scouting. Any member of the O rder of the Arrow registered in Scouting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is eligible fo r recomm enda tion to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided that a t the time of his recommendation he has been a Brotherhood mem ber fo r a t leas t two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth, preference w ill be given to those w ho became members of the O rder as Scouts rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or p rofessional Scouters. VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS, TN 38112-4899 Note that th is recommendation is confidential, and to 1woid possible disappointment, p lease do not adv ise tlze nominee in any way of your action in his behalf Attach additional sheets for support as necessary. Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 C 00008601 01 Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 L A 109980 VINCE SUTHERLAND ~8 Address Correction Requested � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document l 5 The Chickasah Thunderbird • The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America August 1992 Memphis, Tennessee Number -l You are needed! Fall Ordeal to be huge That's right! The upcoming Fall Ordeal and Brotherhood is expected to be one of the largest in the history of the Chickasah Lodge, with nearly 150 candidates eligible to undergo the four tests of the Ordeal. This means your help is needed. We need your guidance and leadership to set the example for these new members. You can help out in many ways, but foremost among these is the elangomat program, in which you will lead a group of candidates through the Ordeal's tests by your example. The event is set for September 18-20 at Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, and will provide an great opportunity for the lodge to provide invaluable service to the council's camp as it prepares for a season of heavy use by the Scouts of the Chickasaw Council. Not only that, the Ordeal will provide a chance for Ordeal members who have been Arrowmen for at least ten months to seal their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood ceremony. Finally, the Ordeal weekend will be the site of the annual lodge elections. Here, youth Arrowmen can help determine the future of the Chickasah Lodge by casting their ballots for the three lodge officers. Those interested in running for Lodge Chief, Lodge ViceChief, or Lodge Secretary-Treasurer should consult the information on Page 5. So, obviously the upcoming Fall Ordeal will be a monumental event for the Chickasah Lodge, and _11our help is needed to make this event-and the 1992-1993 lodge year-a roaring success. Sign up using the registration form on Page 4, and see you at Currier for a weekend of service, fellowship, and fun. Kia Kima posts impressive season Lodge adds to program with ceremonies, fellowship, more Thanks in large part to a well-trained and highly spring the lodge will kick-off the camp promtotions motivated staff, Kia Kima 92 turned out to be yet unit visit campaign, which requires a lot of manpower. another impressive year for the council's long-term While at Kia Kima, the lodge added several highsurnmer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. The staff, over lights to the week's program. Each Thursday night, ninety percent of whom are members of the Chickasah Ordeal members were given a chance to seal their Lodge, was consistently praised for their dedication membership in the Order through the Brotherhood and spirit in helping nearly 100 units provide a fu n- ceremony staged by the lodge ceremony team. filled camp program for their Scouts. Please see KIMA, Page 2 Lodge camp promotions efforts were again an ~=================~~ important part of maintaining Kia Kima's high attendance figure, which this summer topped 1500 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Webelos Scouts, and Explorers. "We've made a lot of progress," said Lodge Camp Promotions/Unit Elections Chairman Jason Stewart, also a member of the Camp Osage staff at Kia Kima. "But we still need the help of more Arrowmen to reach Scouts who would otherwise not have the chance to go to Kia Kima for summer camp." Once again, next Inside Vigil Honor nominations due - Page 7-8 Lodge election info - Pages 5-6 Fall Brotherhood - Page 3 Fall Ordeal sign-up - Page 4 Page 2 August 1992 =~=====================ITuE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I========================= Kim a From Page 1 Each Wednesday, members of the lodge dance tt>am participated in the Heritage Night program. Dancers Brad Stevens and Vince Perryman presented three dances and called on audience me mbers to join them . Abo, Arrowmen attending Kia Kima could attt> nd the weekly OA fellowship held after the Brotherhood ceremony. u1 addition, the lodge conducted unit elections for troops at camp and staged the callout ceremony on Friday nights to recognize those elected for membership in the O rder. Plans are already in the works for Kia Kima in 1993. Make sure you're a part of it, whether by joining the lodge camp promotions and unit elections committee to help promote camp for next summer or by joining the Kia Kima staff. For staff applications, contact Scott Stephens at the council service center (32 7-41 93). Thanks! The success of Kia Kima 92 was due in large part to the worl< of its staff. Likewise, the Chickasah Lodye summer program was a major success because of the contributions of certain Arrowmen. For the second year in a row, all youth members of the lodge executive committee served on the Kia Kima staff: Lodge Chief Hunter Baile y, Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, Lodge SecretaryTreasurer Andy Perry, and committee chairmen Steve Edwards, Jason Stewart, and Alan Wright. The lodge was able to complete unit elections for all troops needing them at camp thanks to the help of these Arrowmen, plus Andrew Bailey , Vince Perryman , Brad Stevens, Tony Bockhold , Patrtck Owen. Tom McGee. Peter Leonard. Michael Johnson. Michael Bland. Walter Hoehn, Trey Cole. Will Dotson, and others. The Brotherhood Ceremony was put on b y Stevens. Bland , Stewart. and Hoehn. while the hike was led by Wright. Perryman. and Stevens. The callout ceremony was a huge success thanks to the contributions of Matt Williams, Corey Crowder, and most of those named above. The Lodge Secretary-Treasurer wishes to express his apprec iation to Michael Jennings, Will Dotson, Corey Crowder, and David Williams for their help in updating the lodge records. Thanks to all these staff members/ Arrowmen for their help in making Kia Kima 92 a huge success for the lodge and the Chickasaw Council. Spring Ordeal prepares camp for season Almost 70 new members inducted The 1992 Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood, held on the weekend of June 5-7 at Kia Kirna Scout Reservation, helped the lodge provide invaluable service in setting up the council's long-term summer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. Nearly 70 Scouts and Scouters became members of the lodge in the Ordeal, rendering cheerful service by setting up tents, cleaning latrines, clearing brush and a fire lane for the new Camp Osage central shower facility, and organizing the camp's health lodge. As well, nearly 20 Ordeal members sealed their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood Ceremony. Congratulations go to Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, who coordinated the weekend' s events, and to all those members who helped make the Spring Ordeal a success. The Chickasah Thunderbird Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow • Boy Scouts of America Chartered by me Chickasaw Council Editor - Andrew Perry, Lodge Secretar y-Treasurer Hunter Bailey • Lodge Chief Kenneth J. Kimble • Lodge Vice Chief R. Steven Edwards • Activities & Service Chairman Jason K. Stewart • Camp Promotions & Unit Elections Chairman Matthew A. Williams • Ceremonies & Indian Affairs Chairman Carey D. White • Past Lodge Chief Richard N. Stevens • Lodge Adviser Donald F. Moss • Lodge Staff Adviser Robert Strickland • Ceremonies Adviser Sandy Heckman• Camp Promotions Adviser Joseph A. Long • Scout Executive The Thunderbird welcomes your suggestions and comments about the publication and invites you to submit material for p ublication. Send comments, questions, submissions, o r corrections to-Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 August 1992 Page 3 =========================ITHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ======== =========== , ~ Lodge leadership positions to change hands The upcoming Fall Ordeal a nd Brothe rhood a t Kia Kima will be the s ite of the annual lodge elections. Youth lo dge members present will select officers for th e positions of Lodge Chief, Lodge Vice Chief, and Lodge Secretary-T reasure r. Those inter ested in running for one of these positions should see the information o n Pages 5-6. Any Arrowman ma y run for office provided he has comple ted the registration form on Page 6. In addition, the new Lodge Chief w ill select a chairman for each of the three lodge committees. Those interested in becoming chairman of the Activities & \?ervice, Camp Promotions& U nit Elections, o r Cere monies & Indian Affairs committees, sho uld tell the new chief o f the ir inte r est. The lodg e will again be seeking qualified youth members to serve as District Cow1eilman. Each district will have a counc ilman to coordinate the c amp promotions/ unit elections efforts in his district. Finally, the three standing committees will seek member involvement at the upcoming O rde al. So, the re are o bv iously many ways for you to exercise your leadership s kill s in the Chickasah Lodge in the coming year. A good first s te p to getting involved i n the lodge is coming to the Fall Ordeal next month at C am p C urrier (see next page). ,J Do the only right thing: Become a Brotherhood member this fall! What does it all m e an? I went to do hard labor a t Kia Kima (or Currier), and all I got was this stinking sas h and pocket flap! Surely doubts and questions this severe don't run thrcugh your mind as you try to sleep each night, but it makes sense if you are an Ordeal member to have questions about the Order; it's natural to want to know m or e .about this m ysterious and sometimes confusing organization. The best way to get this information, that is, to learn and g row as an Arrowman is to seal your membership in the O rder as a Brotherhood member. Becoming a brother is n ot that difficult, and you 'll bene fit from the increased knowle dge and inspiration the ceremony will bring you . Not only that, the C hickasah Lodge will ben e fit from s tronger membe r ship with ever y new Brotherhood member. Becoming a Brothe rhood member is relativel y easy. And on ce again this fall , the lodge is o ffering an opportunity to complete this key step at the fall Ordeal work weekend a t Currier. H ere are the requirements. As a preliminary, you mus t have been an Ordeal member for at ten months. In addition, you must meet five challenges before you enter the Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow membership. Me morize the Obligation of the O rder, which you received from Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of your members hip c ard o r in yo ur handboo k ). Also, me morize the OA Official Song, the Admonition, the sign of Ordeal m embership, and the Arrow handclasp. 2. Advance in your understanding of the Ordeal. Gain a thorough unders tanding of the Ord eal through which you have passed. Become familiar wi th The Custom s and Tradition s of the O rdeal given on pages 54- 56 of thr O rder of the Arrow Handbook (199 1 ed.). 3. Serve your unit. Retain your registration in Scou ting. During your 10-month period, strive to fulfill your O bligation by continuing and expanding your service to your own troop or post. 4. Plan for setvice in your lodge. Retain yo ur registration in the lodge and keep your dues paid. Be aware that acce ptance of Brothe rhood m embe r ship involves a pledge of service to the lodge. Develop a con cre te idea of how you plan to fulfill this pledge. 5. Review your progress. When you earnestl y feel that you have m e t the four challenges above, write a letter to the lodge secretary. In this le tter: • Ex plain what you think the Obli gation m eans. • Describe h o w you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop o r p ost and in your daily life, and how you ha ve used your understanding of the O rdeal to aid in this service. • Describe your specific plans for g iving service in the lodge program. Bring this letter to the Brotherhood with you. Ordeal m e mbership is a time of learning and trial, when you learn about the Order and its basic principles. Becoming a Brotherhood member lets you seal your m e mbership and rededicate yourself t o these principles. So don't delay; become a Brother today. Complete and return the registratio n form on the next page with your payment. Page 4 August 1992 ~~=========ITuE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I============= Chickasah Lodge #406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America MEMBER REGISTRATION FORM Fall Ordeal , Brotherhood, and Fellowship• Camp Currier Eudora, Mississippi• September 18-20, 1992 Check all that apply : 0 Regular registration - before September 11 , 1992 $10.00 0 Late regi stration - on or before September 16, 1992 $12.00 0 Brotherhood candidate - on time (Date of Ordeal: _______ ) $20.00 0 Brotherhood candidate - late (Date of Ordeal: ) $23 .00 Make check payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA Last First Middle Initial Address: ______________ City : _ _____ ZIP: ___ _ Phone Number: ( ___________ Date of Birth: _____ _ Area Code Month/Day/Year Unit Number: District: Youth: 0 or Adult: 0 ----- - ------- Membership Status: 0 Ordeal 0 Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor Transportation Arrangements: 0 I will drive my own vehicle and have room for __ others. 0 I will ride with --------------~ Name of Driver Phone Number 0 I have exhausted all other means and still need transportation , so I am calling Don Moss at 327-4193 to tell him. Medical or Dietary Conditions: Please return by the above date to-Chickasah Lodge #406 Chickasaw Council , BSA 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 If you need directions to Currier, please call the council service center at 327-4193, or ask your Scoutmaster. - ---------- -- tor lodge/counc11 use·--------------- Date paid: _ _______ _ Receipt number: Special needs: ____ _ Registered in Scouting: 0 yes; 0 no. Ac tive registration i n Order of the Arrow: 0 yes; 0 no. August 1992 Page 5 === =:.......::==========llTHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I===================== Considering a Run for Lodge Office? Potential candidates, take note: elections set for Fall Ordeal introduction The Chickasah Lodge has three e lec ted officers-the Lodge Chief, the Lodge Vice-Chief, and the Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. Each of these jobs requires an unusual degree of inspired d edication and experience, and prospective candidates should first consider thei r experience and willingness to serve in these positions of leadership. All lodge members are encouraged to consider a leader ship role. Duties of the Elected Lodge Officers Lod~e Chief • Presides at all lodge meetings, events, and ctctivities. • Chairs the lodge executive committee and sets the agenda for its meetings. • Appoints the three oper ating committee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Advise r and is responsible fo r the coordination of their efforts. • Appoints ad-hoc commi ttee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. • Delegates responsibility to the other lodge officer!:> and chairmen. • U necessary, in cons ultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser, removes lodge officers and operating committee chairmen who fai l to fulfill their duties. • Plans t he Lodge Officers' Training Conference and coordinates its events. • Represents the lodge on the Section Council of Chiefs. •Represents the lodge on the Council Executive Board, to other a rms of the council, and to oth er lodges. Lodge Vice-C hief _ • Carries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chiet in the Chief's absence. • Assumes the duties of Lodge Chief in the event of the resignation, removal, or death of the Chief. • Carries out other responsibilities or serves in other duties as assigned by the Lodge Chief. Lud~t' St'l.reta n;-Trmsurrr • c 'arries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chief in the absence of the Lodge Chief and the Lodge Vice-Chief. • Takes minu tes of all lodge meetings, executive committee m eetings, and other such events; types and distributes copies for t he lodge executive committee and others. • Takes care of all lodge correspondence. • Serves as editor-in-chief of the lodge newsletter, th e Chickasah Thundabird, by collecting articles, typesetting, proofreading, mailing, and o ther related tasks. • Maintains lodge financial records, in consultation with the Lodge Staff Adviser. Procedures for Nomination and Approval Any youth member of the C hickasah Lodge ma y nominate any other youth member to run for lodge office, o r, any youth m<?mber may announce hi s desire to s tand fo r lodge office. A potential candidate must be a currently registered Scout or Exp lorer in a unit of the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, and a member in good standing of the Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow. He must also have a reconunendation submitted to the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) by his Scoutmaster or Post Adviser and a recommend ation from the Supreme Chief of the Fire. All of these requirements must be met no later than two weeks prior to the scheduled election. These require ments can be met by using the candida te registration iorm on the next page. First, fill out the top part and then sec ure a recommendation from your unit leader. Then, take the fo rm the council service center for approval by the Scout Executive. Then see below. Notification of Lodge Key Three After completing the fo rm on the reve rse, retain a copy fo r yourself and send copies to each of the following: Lodgl:' Chief Lodgl:' Advisa Lodgl:' Staff Adviser Hunter Baile y Richard Stevens Don Moss 1908 Malabar Ori ve 869 Sumter Cove Chickasaw Council, BSA G€ r mantown, T1'I 38138 Memphis, TN 38 12 2 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, T1'I 381 12 Pleasl:' notl:' that the deadline for suhn11sswn of tlu::::.r 1.:up1t's 1s Saturday, September 4 Page 6 August 1992 ===:=== =============llTHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I== =========== CHICKASAH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Lodge Officer Candidate Registration Form A. Personal Information Name: ___________________ Unit of Primary Regi stratio n: ____ _ Address: City: State: ___ _ ZIP: _____ Phone Number: ( _ ) ________ Date of Birth: ______ _ Rank in Scouting: _________ Order Membership (circle ) : Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil Office Sought (circle): Lodge Chief Lodge Vice-Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer B. Declaration of Intent or Nomination Option A: Se(fDeclaration I hereby announce my intent to seek the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I affirm that l am a currently registered youth member in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. Cundidate's Signaw re Date Opriun B: Nomination by Another Membe r [ hereby nominate the following Arrowman for the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I have ascertained that both the nominee and l are currently registered youth members in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. No111111 wor ·s Six1w1tire Date C. Scoutmaster's or Post Advisor's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Cruckasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow , and hereby approve him for candidacy for the following reasons: Signed Position Date D. Scout Executive's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Chickasah Lodge #406. Order of the Arrow , and hereby approve him for candidacy. Comments: ------------------------------~ Sco ut Executive ·s Sig nature Dat e August 1992 Page 7 = ===============ITHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ====================== CHICKASAH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA We take pleas ure in recommending this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal Information Scout/ Scouter: - ----------- ----- Date of Birth: ____ _ Address: ____________ City: _____ State: ZIP: __ _ Pr esently registered as: _ __________ Unit: ____ District: ___ _ Lod:se Reco rd Date Inducted: _ _______ Date Brothe rhood Conferred: _______ _ Lodge Offices/Positions Held: --------------------- Please describe the nominee 's record of service to the Order of the Arrow. Please describe the nominee's record of service to Scoutin~. Please describe the nomine e's record of service to ca mpin:s or the council camps. Please des cribe any other s pecific reasons for nominatin:s this Arrowman . Nominator's Name: ___ _________ Scouting Position: ____ _ Address: Phone Number: - --- - - - SEE OTHER SIDE - -- -- --- --. ----- I Page 8 August 1992 ==~============tlTuc Cmc KAsAH T HUNDERBIRD I================ The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It calls for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation. The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved for those Arrowmen who-by reason of exceptional service, personal effort, and unselfish interest-have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to lodge, council, and Scouting. Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in Scouting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is eligible for recommendation to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided that at the time of his recommendation he has been a Brotherhood member for a t least two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth, preference will be given to those who became members of the Order as Scouts rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or professional Scouters. Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 When recommending an individual, please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee's accomplishments cind charncter the committee has ci vciilcible, the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. Any individual may recommend any Arrowman who meets these requirements. Vi;?il Honor rt>comnu.mdations will be accepted until OCTOBER 15, 1992. No recomnwndations will be accepted after tlris date. Forward all recommendations to- VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS, TN 38112-4899 Note that this recommendation is confidential, and to 1woid possible disappointment, please do not adv ise tlze nominee in any way of your action in his behalf Attach additional sheets for support as necessary. Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 C 00008601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND A 109980 ~8 Address Correction Requested Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1992 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1992 (Aug) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bd18355315fe4a6e6061203f57d98114.pdf a670ca147a249757f2020fdf5430cc50 PDF Text Text 1 • The~~hickasah Thunderbird•· Volume 1 Issue The Oll'ldal PoNlcatton Ch"*••b Lodce 406 - Order fl the Ari-ow . Chk:kaslnir Coundl - ~Scouts fl A..nca November 1992 Sco ut Bas e I Ord eal : Hig hlig hts! Lodge Provi des Servic e by Jason Stewart by Brad Stevens While tho usands of Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts . Explorers. leaders. and guests enjoyed This foll we ho<f o great ordeal ot Comp events of the 1992 Seoul Bose. o greot number of Chickosoh Lodge numerous !he 127 ordeal. 27 We hod Currier. comp promotions booth, directed traffic, and maintained crowd control o ran orrowmen brotherhood and 30 members attend the campfire. ing clos the al ordeal. For the first time in o few years The event. held October 23-25 at the Naval Air Station- Memphis in Millington. is Ordeal 2 Pre-Ordeal and we hod il's annual Seoul show. The 0.A. sought to fulfill its role in serving the counc !he ceremonies running ot once. Alon Wright council by direct ing traffic and helping in the campfire by clean ing up afterwords. As planned and prepared for this weekend for well as the. Service Corps, the Comping Booth was the site of the kickoff of plans for One • of the Ordeal many weeks. Kio Kimo '93. This will mark !he second year of the successful Ozark Venture Bose. ceremonies' team was Andy Blond. Steven . Finally, the lodge held o fellowship for its members Saturday night following the Ze linski, Trey Cole. and Jon Grizzle. The show. The new lodge officers and committee chairmen were introduced and closing other Ordeal ceremonies ' team was Jon were distributed to !he fifty plus orrowmen who attended. When the sheets sign-up Bussell. Alon Wright. Chuck Barber. and ice cream was served and camaraderie of one's brother's was complete. was meeting Ryon Fisher. - The Brotherhood team wos e ~jo;· ed ~y c!!. Irey Cole. Woller Hoehn. t.tichoel Blond. and Special thanks goes out lo everyone who contributed to !he 0.A. Service Corps and Brod Stevens. Steve Edwards would Comp Promotions Booth. your help is greatly appreciated. This year we hod some great food ot Brion Evans and Andrew Bailey for their incredible service that !honk lo like ially espec the ordeal. Steve Edwards and his crew weekend. Once aga in, thank you to all those who gave up !heir time to help where the helped with preparing the food for the • needed us. council c: ondidotes. for the members. and the wonderful meal soturdoy night. Every foll ordeal we hove elections for If anyone would like to get new officers lo lead the lodge. This post call Wolter Hoehn for involved, year's officers were Hunter Bailey os Lodge Ceremonies/Indian Affairs at Chief. Ken Kimble os Lodge ViceChief. and Andy Perry os lodge Secretory-T resurer. Steve Edwards for Activities/Civic Service This year we hove elected new officers for · and Trey Cole f~ call the 1992-93 year . Jason Stewart as our Unit elections at . . -. / Promotions lodge Chief. Alon Wr ight os our Lodge Vice Lodge our as Stevens Brod Chief. and· Secretory-Tresurer. C6ngrolulotions to m-~rew ordeal and A' w a y brotherhood members ~~ Orde~ of !he f~ Arrow! As Allowal Sakima S4fd in the PreBanquet, Ordeal, Scout Base ordeal ceremony " A:s-:flle..-worrior droll's by Brad Stevens !he arrow mos! trustworthy from the The Annual Chickasoh lodge quiver. You were drown from many Family Banquet is set for 7:00P.t.I .• Friday. Lodge Officers _ you This line is very true. others .... " 92 93 December 4th al Christ United Methodist were drown by your fellow scouts in your Church, 4488 Poplar Ave.. t.lemphis. Tn .• your in troop. So always set on example The event· will feature inslallolion of new 'Ceremonies Comm ittee troop by obeying !he Seoul Low and Oath announcement of new program officers, by followed and and you will be seen features, presentation of awards, service many others . recognitions, and finally !he Vigil Honor NOAC- "One Great Light" This year we hove new committee callout. The Ceremonies/Indian Affa irs chairmen. All orrowmen new and old, should chairman is Woller Hoehn and his now lo attend !his special plans make Banquet Lodge Family assistances Andy Blond and Chuck Barbe:. I event and help get geared up for the Steve Edwards is chairman for !he The banquet is for the Comp t-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1 coming year. The Service. Activit ies/Civic be sure lo bring along so family entire Service Committee and Dues is chairman Elections it Promotions/Un your reservation today. in Send . parents. Trey Cole. See page 5 of this publication. I ·d e Th·IS Issue ns1 2 3 4 5 6 Banquet 'W--·,r'- �• 2 The Chickasah Thunderbird • Who 31:e my new lodge officers? ~ -~ - --- . i. • by Brad Stevens Here ore your ne w offic ers for the new 1992 -1993 year. They hove come with some fresh ideas for contrnuinq the recent suc cesses of the lodqe and expondinq these ideas to reach more new members. Jason Stewart. 17. is currently lodqe Chief. He hos served as Comp Promotions/Unit Elections chai rman prior lo the election. He is a senior at Wh ite Stat ion High School. on Eagle Scout in Troop 51. o 2 year comp staff member al Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and a Brotherhood member or the lodqe. Alon Wr iqh l. 17. is currently lodge Vice Chief. He hos served as Ceremonr es /ln dion Affairs chairman prior to the election. He is a senior at Memph is University Hiqh School. on Eoqle Scout in Post 316. a 3 year co mp storr member at Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and o Viqil Honor member. Brod Stevens. 16. is currently lodqe Secretory-Treasurer. He is very active in Ceremonies/Indian Affairs. He is a sophomore al First Assemb ly Christion School. on Eoq le Scout in Troop 200. o 2 year ~am p staff member al Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and o Brotherhood member in the lodge. The new Executive Committee members we lcome you r ideas and suqqestions. Just wr ite or coll them anytime. lodge Vice Chief Alon Wr ight lodge Secretory-Treasurer Brod Stevens Activities/O vic Service by St eve Edwards Purpose The committee hos two areas of focu s rn our lodqe. First. man y JI tne octrvrl ies include fellowships al Scout Bose and Comp Kio Ki mo week ly every year . )eCtr on conclaves to meet other orr ow men and exchonqe ideas. th e Family . Banquet. and. many oth er activities. Second. we use the ordeal's purpose of cheerful service l nrouq h lh e Ordeals every year. Areas of Service The lodqe Executive Committee coo rd inates servic es like the '011o w1n q . - A conlributtion lo the cou ncils Friends of Scouting compaiqn. - A compinq booth promolinq Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . - A messenger service ond traffic dir.ection team at Sco ut Bose. Oth er service activities the lodge hopes to pursue include o servic e corps at each district comporee. service days at Comp Currier. and staffs for 1roinin q and Cub Akelo weekends and Webelos encampments. lodge Activities The committee olso_Ql.O¥S o big port in the following : - The Annual lodqe FomiJ.v~quet. held in December to pr ovide recoqnitio n and fellowships fo r the post and ~ years. - The Section Conclave. o .we&iid-long event hosted by on area cor.;p at wh ich lodges fr om throughout Mississippi ~naWest Tennessee come together rn competition and fellowsh ip. - The Vigil Breakfast. held to honor the recently inducted Vigil Honor members and to o!low fellowship and comroderie. - Fellowships and lodge meetings at Kio Kimo during the comping season and ol Scout Bose. Many other activities ore being planned for the coming year. You r propobly asking yourself, "what con I do." Well each activity needs o staff of people to setu p. run the activity. and clean -up. The Chairman To get involved with the commi ttee. just coll the chairman . Steve Edwards. an Eagle Scout in Troop 275. a Brotherhood member. and o second year staffer at Kio Kimo: at 853-5390. Th is is Steve' s second year as the Activities/Service cha irman. and he'll be will ing to help you toke port in the service and fun of the Chickosoh lodge. 'l hank You Mr. Silliman 1 Many of us don 't realize what it tokes lo provide food service for the 0.A. Ordeals . We hove been very fortunate to hove the help ond resourses of our fellow Arrowmon Mr. Doyle Silliman. He hos helped for the post couple of years in providing the lions shore of materials needed so cur ordeal could toke place. Also the post two years he hos helped us get good food ot o fair price for our foll ordeal. We won t to thank him and oil those that assisted him for the finP. inh lhPV hovP. nnnP. �3 Cer emo nies /Ind ian Affa irs . . . Dear brothers. Over the post year I hove hod the honor of servinq os your Ceremonies/Indian Affairs chairman . The lodqe hos experienced mu ch qrowth and sucess in this committee and we look to on even qreoter com inq year. Lost summer ol the Notional Order of the Arrow Conference . the lodqe performed two pre-ordeal teams and one brotherhood learn. One pre-ordeal team placed 11th out of 109 teams. The other pre-ordeal team placed 16th. Both teams were proclaimed as Notional Honor Tea ms. The brotherhood team placed 12th out of about 70 teams. They were also proclaimed as o Notional Honor Team . As you con see. the cer emonies committee continues to enjoy success al NOAC. as well as the section conclave. Al the lost conclave. Jon Grizzle. Andy Blond. Steven Zelinski. and Brod Stevens represented the lodqe we ll in the pre-ordeal competition . More importantly, the ceremony continues to inspire the ca ndidates l hrouqh quality induction ceremonies. Other brothers who se rve on the committee ore John Bussell, Tre y Cole. Chuck Barber. Molt Williams. and Bryon Garvey. Also qivinq support to the committe e were Patrick Owen and Scott Kimbrouqh. Mr. Vince Sutherland. Mr. Robert Strickland . Mr. Leyton Wriqhl and Mr. Lonny Blond qove valuable service lo the committee os advisors and drivers. . Th e Chickosoh Lodqe also provides o dance team tha t exposed the lodqe lo many non-members. Vince Perryman led the team this post year by tr oininq orrowmen in doncinq and clothinq cons truction . Webe los encampmen ts and tr aining~. comporees. cub scout events and Kio Kimo Seoul Resrvotion ore but o few of the places where the dance learn performed. The section conclave was one of the hiqh points of the year. The team placed third in the team dance com petition and Brod Stevens placed second in the specially dance compet ition where he performed the Fallen Eoqle dance. Members wh o served on the donce team this year were Andy Blond. Vince Perryman. St even Zelinski, Chuck Barber. Jon Gr izzle. Brod Stevens. Michael Blond. Michael Hurley. Preston Lindsey. Tim Anderson Brett Grosmonn. and Justin Geise. The advisors were Mr. Robert Strickland. Mr. Richard Stevens. and t.lr. Lonny Blond. I om proud lo turn the commit tee over to the 1992-1993 ch o1rmon. Wolter Hoehn. who will surely lead the committee to qreoler heiqhts. If you ore int erested and wont to know how to be in l he ceremonies/indion ·affairs· co mmittee. then coll Wolter Hoehn at 323-8797. The Chickos"Oh Lodqe Ceremonies/Indian Affairs committee looks fo rward to providing rich er service to the lodge council and most importantly the members in the comi ng year . ro1l ow1 nq l he arrow. Alon Wr iqhI Ceremonies/indion Ailoirs rormcr Chairman Cam p Pro mot ion s and Uni t Ele ctio ns Com mit tee by Andy Perry for Trey Cole Purpose- Compinq 1s ol the heart of Scouting. and thus it is th e fo cus of this primary service orgonizotioin, th e Order of lhe Arrow: Comping is IMJj icol. espec ially in today's world . II promotes awareness Qt:-~ need to protect no tu re and its creatures. It lets us ~e....-1he beauty that inspired man to his qreo lest occompl ishmcn~bove all, comping allows us to hove fun without the worries o:;·school and work . ·• Promoting th ese lofty id ea ls is the princ ipal function of th is committee and our order. By visiting the troops of the Chickasaw Council on providing them with informa tion on comping locations and our summer co mp, Kio Ki mo Sc ou t Re~ ervo tion. the Arrowmen on his committee spread the spirit which merited their election into the Order. As well. the committee provides elections to ensure that the Order recognizes the honor campers of the council. !lie rundions!Jaji Visits- Each Jon . .Feb .. and t.lorch. l earns co ordinated by "District Councilmen"(Arrowmen selected lo coordi nate comp promotions and unit elections in each district) visit as many of the approximately 200 troops of the council. Indeed o monumental task ! These visits allow Scouts to see the Kio Ki mo video and learn of summer comp· opportunities. They also co nduct OA unit elections and answer any questions of po ren ts. scouts and leaders. Where lo Go Coming Bogk- The lodqe pub lishes o book to provide units with ideas and hints lo pion successful weekend and long-term trips to surrounding locations. Scoulbase- The lodge kicks off the promotion effort al a sto ffed booth providing information on comping and Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . !lie C/!(11rmonThe committee is led by Chairman Trey Cole.767- 7179. coll and offer your help for this important project. ~~ Muk )'UUr caleodar Saturday . Jammry 16th. 9:00a.m.- 12 noon CAMP PROMOTIONS UNIT EUX:TD NS 'l'R.AINING M F!ETING McLemor e ChrUtia n Church.4 965 WillOW' Rd., Memphis .TN �I 4 ~1iyFires (~ne ~Great Light by Kevin Ritz Th11 ty- n1ne youth and adults from ou r lodge recently attended th e Notional Order ol the Arrow Conference in Knoxville. Te nnessee . from Augus t 9th to August 13th. Arr owmen fr om around the cou ntry, de leg ated fro m th e Chic kosoh Lodge 1992. po rtic1poted in this grea t celebra tion of "Many Fires. One Grea t Light." Upon arr iving ot the ca mpu s of the University of Tennessee. orrowmen were or iented with aspects of the con fe re nce such os schedules. livinq orronqemen ts and other events. The opening show in UT's spacious basketba ll arena introduced orrowmen to the theme of the co nfe rence ond the activities to be occ urr ing during the week. Bo th National Cnie f Sean Co x and Notional Vice Chief Blair Dickens addressed the crowd of nearly 6.700 deleqotes. On Mond ay. "Challenge Doy" arrowmen begon exper iencing the many opportun ities available at NOAC. Some attended persona l development workshops (OAPD) . wh ile oth ers went to various train ing sessions. Sports even ts were prevalent. as recreat ional ond in terlodqe competitions were held da il y. At the Meet the Man sessions. delegates co uld ask Questions lo lhe Notional Chie f and Vice Chief. the req ion chiefs. and also No tion al Comm ittee members. Other act ivities included the OA museum and , of course. pa tch trod inq. · Nat ive American Doy was Tuesday. ond both dance competitions and the Native American Show were quite popular events. The Founder's Doy celebration was held at the World's Fair site on Wednesday, os lodges presented booths to boost of their hometown's uniQue character . "Still Believe." the theme show. was olso presented on Wednesday. Ind ividual arrowmen from the Chickosoh Lodqe were very suc cessful at the 1992 NOAC. Special recoqn ilion is due lo Andy Perry ond Alon Wriqhl. who comprised our Notional OA Jeopardy Team. Andy and Alon competed against three-man learns and Also. o member of the were fi nally VICTORIOUS at th e finals on Founder' s Doy. Chickasah ·Lodqe. Jomes 8. Loycook, received the prestigious Dislinquished Service Award ot the OA Showcase on Monday niqht. Additionally, our lodge's three ceremonies learns finished in the loo twenty. Congrolulations to oil of these or rowmen who participated an d we'll see you at the 1994 NOAC al Purdue University in West Lafayette. Indiana. Ceremonies Teams that porticipoted:Ordeal learns: Ken Kimble.Alon Wright.Hunter Bailey.Brod Stevens; Jon Grizzle.Ryan Fisher.Andy Bland. Steven Ze linski: Bro therhood Team: Mic hael Blond. Wa ller Hoeh n. Jason Stewart. Brod Stevens. Heckma n ·named new-LQl_!ge Advisor ~rticle by Brod Stevens Scou t Executive Joe Long has · announced that long time orrowmon Sandy Mr. Heckman is on Eagle Scout from Heckman wi ll fill the position of Lodge Advisor. Troop 59 from Payson. Illinois. He hos been in scoutinq for 16 years and during this lime hos gained a great deal of experience. He hos been. Lodge Secretary and Lodge Chief in He served on the camp staff of his council , his home lodge. Maheenqvn Lodqe #136. Soukenouk Scout Rese rvation. in Limo. Illinois for 5 years. He hos earned his God And co untry Award ond the William T. Hornaday Award . He has been servinq as co mmissioner in the Eastern Dis trict. Last year he served our lodge as the Camp Promotions and Unit Elections Committee Adu lt Advisor. He works al the McVeon Trad ing Company as a co mmod ity broker . When asked about his goals for the 1992-93 year he said he would like to work to get all orrowmen in all distr ict s active and work ing loqether . We welcome Mr. Heckman and look forward to his wisdom and experience as we str ive together to extend the outdoor comping experience to more troops. MessageF~m the·Chief Attention oil members. I om excited about this upcoming year.The I ond Committee Executive Lodge plan s mo king begun already hove for the months oheod. Although, the one key element thot our lodge requires is your input ond your assistance. None of ou r ideas will be fulfilled with ou t your invol vement. ror our new members. this is on exce llen t time to slort getting in vo lve d with Ceremon ies. India n Dancing. Un it Civic Ser vice. or wha tever Elections. As for some of our older interests you. brothers. why no t toke ·part in the fun and fellowsh ip that your lodge hos lo offer. Whether you have just been inducted or you ' ve been around since E. Urner Goodmon. it's never too late lo sign up for o committee. .So what or.e you wai l ing for ? Gel a head start on everybody else and gel act ive in the O.A.! Yours in the Brotherhood. Jason Stewart nat'sorrto ' Lastlears District Coilndhnen by Jason Stewart This post year a new method wos set up that proved lo be extremely effective for the Unit Elections and Comp Promotions Committee. The new formal for handling elections ond promotions is called the District Councilmen Program. This plan made an orrowman from each district in chorqe of es ta blishing election teams and scheduling the troop visits for This prQved lo moke the his district. process more C"entrotized and much easier for th e lodge to manage. Special !honks goes out to all of those arrowmen who personally went out and helped troops elect new members. Special praise should be given to those District Councilme n who qave undying service lo make the Camp extremely Committee Promotions Thanks lo Will Dotson successful. (Eastern District). Woller Hoehn (Southeast (Mississippi Monteith Moc District). District). Trey Corr {Northeast District). Jason Owens (Noshobo District). Chris Bell (South Cen tral District). Jon Bussell and Teddy Thomas (Southwest District). All of those men deserve extreme gratitude from both the lodge and their own districts. �• The Chic kasah Thunderbird • 5 The Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council - Boy Scouts of America Requests the Honor of Your Presents at the Lodge Family Banquet Friday , December 4, 1992 7 : 00 p.m. Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar Avenue Memphis , Tennessee !or oil Arrowmen, new of7<1 experienced. ond llle/r fom11/es, feolvr/n9 Guest Speaker , Program Highlights of the Past and Coming Years, Spec ial Recognit ion s, Officer Installations, Vigil Honor Callout, Catering by Christ United Methodist Church - -- . tJoo '/ miss -~-:._= 11 1 ·---------------------------------------------. Reseoolion Form 1992 Chickasoh Lodge Family BanQuet December 4, 1992 Christ United t.lethodist Church Please reserve __ tickets for my family cind/or me at the 1992 Lodge Family Banquet . As payment, I have included a check made payable to the Boy Scouts of America for __ tickets @ $10.00 each, for a total of $_ _ _ Troop: __ Phone: ( P/eQSe CQmple/e Qnd re/urn ll'tll! fXJ)1Tlenl before !Vo~m/Jer XJ lo : Cl!icirJSIJI! Lo<l;e ~ Cl!KfQSQll' CounC!l. 8S.f 171 S<Ju/I! llo/lytYoo<I Street Jlem,ol!!S.fenn~ J!lll- 1899 - ---------------------------------------------~ �• 6 The Chickasah Thunderb ird • 93 Dues are due! r-----~--------------------• I I Here ore my 1993 Ch ickosoh Lodge dues: I I I I D $4.00 if payed before November 30 I I D SS.00 late I I P/egse prgn(/e /lie /g//g, /nq in/Qrmg//gn: That's right folks. Lod ge dues for the comi ng year ore no w due. an d we wont yo u to co ntinu e you r membership 1n th e Chick osoh Lodge . By poyinq and stoyinq o member. you con find out th e lates t news in The Chicko so h Thu nderbird and what events ore coming up in the mont hs for yo u to be o po rt of. No me. --------------------------------------------------Address: ------------------------------------------------- ,. The Annua l Lodg e Family Banque t. December 4lh Ci ty: ------------------------ Stole : ------ ZIP: ---------,. Th e Vigil and Br ea kfas t for Viqil Honor member s lroop : ---------------- Dote of Birth: -------------------,. The Comp Promotion and Unit Election effort beginning January Phone Number: ( ____) ---------------------------------- 0 Ordea l D Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor 0 Please check here if th is Info rma tion hos changed in the post 12 months As a port oJ my Obligation to Cheerful Service. I wou ld like to help on the following lodqe committee: 0 Activities/Ser vice 1n ,.. Th e 1992 Section SR -9 Conclave nex t April ,. The Spring Ordeal and Bro therhood ,.. The Orde r's programs at Kio Kima, such as the Bro ther hoods and Fellowships ,. And much, much more ! D ca mp Promotions/Unit Elections All you have to do is clip and moil or toke the form al left lo the Chickasaw Council Service Center. Ma ke ch ec ks payable lo the Boy Scouts of America. Do it no w to ovoid the late fee. Near the beg inning of the yea r. you wi ll receive o new membershi p cord. Please note that if you were inducted as on Ord ea l member or become o Brotherhood member at lhe Foll Ordeal in September. your dues ore already pa id. q eremonies/lndion Alloirs Moil or toke in person lo : Ch ickoso h Lo dqe 406 Chickasaw Council. BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis. TN 38112 -4899 Ch ickasaw Council B()Y;Sf;OUTS or 1'MERICA 1~ HoHywood Street .Meftfpms, TN 38112-4899 C 00008601 01 L A 109980 VINCE SUTHERLAND Address Correction Requested � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 1 • The~~hickasah Thunderbird• · Volume 1 Issue The Oll'ldal PoNlcatton Ch"*••b Lodce 406 - Order fl the Ari-ow Chk:kaslnir Coundl - ~Scouts fl A..nca . November 1992 I Ordeal : Highlights! by Brad Stevens This foll we ho<f o great ordeal ot Comp Currier. We hod 127 ordeal. 27 brotherhood and 30 members attend the ordeal. For the first time in o few years we hod 2 Pre-Ordeal and Ordeal ceremon ies running ot once. Alon Wright planned and prepared for this weekend for many weeks. One • of the Ordeal ceremonies' team was Andy Blond. Steven Ze li nski, Trey Cole . and Jon Grizzle. The other Ordeal ceremonies ' team was Jon Bussell. Alon Wright. Chuck Barber. and Ryon Fisher . - The Brotherhood team wos Irey Cole. Woller Hoehn. t.tichoel Blond. and Brod Stevens . This year we hod some great food ot t he ordeal. Steve Edwards and his crew helped with preparing the food for the c: ondidotes. for the members. and the wonderful meal soturdoy night. Every foll ordeal we hove elections for new off icers lo lead the lodge. This post year's officers were Hunter Bailey os Lodge Chief. Ken Kimble os Lodge ViceChief . and Andy Perry os lodge Secretory-T resurer. This year we hove elected new officers for the 1992-93 year . Jason Stewart as our lodge Chief. Alon Wr ight os our Lodge Vice Chief. and· Brod Stevens as our Lodge Scout Base Lodge Provides Service by Jason Stewart While tho usands of Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts . Explorers. leaders . and guests enjoyed !he numerous events of the 1992 Seoul Bose. o greot number of Chickosoh Lodge orrowmen ran o comp promot ions booth, directed traffic, and maintained crowd control al the clos ing campfire. The event. held October 23-25 at the Naval Air Station- Memphis in Millington. is !he counc il's annual Seoul show. The 0.A. sought to fulfill its role in serving the council by direct ing traffic and helping in the campfire by clean ing up afterwords. As well as the. Service Corps , the Comping Booth was the site of the kickoff of plans for Kio Kimo ' 93. This will mark !he second year of the successful Ozark Venture Bose. . Finally, the lodge held o fellowship for its members Saturday night following the closing show. The new lodge officers and committee chairmen were introduced and sign-up sheets were distributed to !he fifty plus orrowmen who attended. When the meeting was complete. ice cream was served and camaraderie of one's brother's was e~jo;·ed ~y c !!. Special thanks goes out lo everyone who contributed to !he 0.A . Service Corps and Comp Promotions Booth. your help is greatly appreciated. Steve Edwards would espec ially like lo !honk Brion Evans and Andrew Bailey for their incredible service that weekend. Once aga in, th ank you to all thos e who gave up !heir time to help where the council needed us. • If anyone would like to get involved, call Wolter Hoehn for Ceremonies/Indian Affairs at - Steve Edwards for Activities/Civic Service call - · and Trey Cole f ~ Promotions/ Unit elections at ..-. Secretory-Tresurer. Ban t C6ngrolulotions to m-~rew ordeal and I ·d Th· I que brotherhood membe rs ~~ Orde~ of !he ns1 e IS ssue 'W--·,r'- Away' Arrow! As Allowal Sakima S4fd in the Pre- f~ ordeal ceremony " A:s-:flle..-worrior droll's Banquet, Ordeal, Scout Base !he arrow mos! trustw or thy from the by Brad Stevens quiver. You were drown from many The Annual Chickasoh lodge others .... " This line is very true. you 2 92 _93 Lodge Officers Family Banquet is set for 7:00P.t.I .• Friday. were drown by your fellow scouts in your December 4th al Christ United Methodist troop. So always set on example in your Church, 4488 Poplar Ave.. t.lemphis. Tn .• troop by obeying !he Seoul Low and Oath 3 'Ceremonies Comm ittee The event· will feature inslallolion of new and you will be seen and followed by officers, announcement of new program many others . features, presentation of awards, service This year we hove new committee 4 NOAC- "One Great Light" recognitions, and finally !he Vigil Honor chairmen. The Ceremonies/Indian Affa irs callout. chairman is Woller Hoehn and his All orrowmen new and old, should assistances Andy Blond and Chuck Barbe:. I 5 Lodge Family Banquet make plans now lo attend !his special Steve Edwards i s chairman for !he event and help get geared up for the Activit ies/Civic Service. The Comp t-----------------1 coming year. The banquet is for the Promotions/Un it Elections chairman is 6 Dues and Committee Service entire family so be sure lo bring along Trey Cole. parents. . Send in your reservation today. See page 5 of this publication. • 2 The Chickasah Thunderbird • Who 31:e my new lodge officers? ~ -~ . i. • - --- by Brad Stevens Here ore your ne w offic ers for the new 19 92 -1993 year. Th ey hove come with some fresh i deas fo r contrnuinq the recent suc cesses of the lodqe and expondinq these ideas to reach more new members. Jason Stewart. 17 . is currently lodqe Chief. He hos served as Comp Promotions/Unit Elections chai rman prior lo the election. He is a senior at Wh it e St at ion High School. on Eagle Scout in Troop 51. o 2 year comp staff mem ber al Ki o Kimo Scout Reservation and a Brotherhood member or the lodqe. Alon Wr iqh l. 17. i s currently lodge Vice Chief. He hos served as Cerem onr es /ln dion Af fai rs chairman prior to the election. He i s a sen ior at Memph i s University Hiqh School. on Eoqle Sco ut in Post 316. a 3 year co mp stor r member at Ki o Kimo Scout Reservation and o Viqil Honor member. Brod Stevens. 16 . is currently lodqe Secretory-Treasurer . He i s very act ive in Ceremonies/India n Affairs. He is a sophomore al First Assemb ly Christion School. on Eoq le Scout in Troop 200. o 2 year ~am p staff member al Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and o Brotherhood member in the lodge. The new Executive Committee members we lco me you r ideas and suqqestions. Just wr ite or coll them anytime. Activities/Ovic Service by St eve Edwards Purpose The committee hos t wo areas of f ocu s rn our lodqe . Fi rst. man y JI tne oct rvrl ies include fellowships al Scout Bose and Comp Kio Ki mo week l y every year . ) eCtr on conclaves to meet other orr ow men and exchonqe i deas. th e Fam ily . Banq uet. and. many oth er activities. Second. we use the or deal's purpose of cheerful serv ice l nrouq h lh e Ordeals every year. Areas of Service The lodqe Executive Co mm ittee coo rd inates servic es li ke the ' 011o w1n q . - A conlributtion lo the cou ncils Friends of Scouting compaiqn. - A compinq booth promolinq Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . - A messenger service ond t raffic dir.ection team at Sco ut Bose. Oth er service activities the lo dge hopes to pursue include o servic e corps at each district comporee. service days at Comp Currier. and staffs for 1roinin q and Cub Akelo weekends and Webelos encampments. lodge Activities The committee olso_Ql.O¥S o big port in the following : - The Annual lodqe FomiJ.v~quet. held in December to pr ov ide recoqnitio n and fellowships fo r the post and ~ years. - The Section Conclave. o .we&iid-long event hosted by on area cor.;p at wh ich lodges fr om throughout Mississi ppi ~naWest Tennessee come togethe r rn co mpet ition an d fellowsh ip . - The Vigil Breakfast. held to honor the recently inducted Vigil Honor members and t o o!low fellowship and comroderie. - Fellowships and lodge meet ings at Kio Kimo during the comping season and ol Scout Bose. Many other activities ore being planned for the coming year. You r propobly asking yourself, "what con I do." Well each activity needs o staff of people to setu p. run the activity. and clean -up. The Ch airman To get involved with the commi ttee . just coll the chairman . St eve Edwards . an Eagle Scout i n Troop 275. a Brotherhood member. and o second year staffer at Kio Kim o: at 853-5390. Th is is Stev e' s second year as the Activ ities/Servic e cha irman. and he 'll be will ing to help you t oke port in the service and fun of the Ch ickosoh lodge. lodge Vice Chief Alon Wr ight lodge Secretory-Treasurer Brod Stevens 'l1hank You Mr. Silliman Many of us don ' t realize what it tokes lo provide food service for the 0 .A. Ordeals . We hove been very fortunate to hove the help ond resourses of our fellow Arrowmon Mr. Doyle Silliman. He hos helped for the post couple of years in prov iding the lions shore of mater ials needed so cur ordeal could toke pl ace. Also th e post t wo years he hos helped us get good food ot o fair price for our foll ordeal. We won t to thank him and oil those t hat assisted him for the finP. inh lhPV hovP. nnnP. 3 Ceremonies/Indian Affairs . . . Dear brothers. Over the post year I hove hod the honor of servinq os your Ceremonies/Indian Affairs chairman . The lodqe hos experienced mu ch qrowth and sucess in this committee and we look to on even qreoter com inq year. Lost summer ol th e Notional Order of the Arrow Conference . the lodq e performed two pre-ordeal teams and one brotherhood learn. One pre-ordeal team placed 11th out of 109 teams. The other pre-ordeal team placed 16th . Both teams were proclaimed as Notional Honor Tea ms. The brotherhood team placed 12th out of about 70 teams. They were also proclaimed as o Notional Honor Team . As you con see. the cer emonies committee continues to enjoy success al NOAC. as well as the sect ion conclave. Al the lost conclave. Jon Grizzle. Andy Blond. Steven Zelinski. and Brod St evens represented the lodqe we ll i n the pre-ordeal competition . More importantly, the ceremony co ntinues to inspire the ca nd idates l hrouqh quality i nduct ion ceremonies. Other brothers wh o se rve on the committee ore John Bussell, Tre y Co le. Chuck Barber. Molt Williams. and Bryon Garvey. Also qivinq support to the committe e were Patrick Owen and Scott Kimbrouqh. Mr. Vince Sutherland. Mr. Robert Strickland . Mr. Leyton Wriqhl and Mr. Lonny Blond qove valuable service lo the committee os advisors and dr ivers. . Th e Chickosoh Lodqe also provides o dance team tha t expos ed the lodqe lo many non-members. Vince Perryman led the team this post year by tr oininq orrowmen i n doncinq and clothinq cons truction . Webe lo s encampmen ts and tr aining~. comporees. cub scout events and Kio Kimo Seoul Resrvotion ore but o few of the places where the dance learn performed. The sect ion conclave was one of the hiqh points of the year. The team placed third in the team dance com petition and Brod Stevens placed second in the specially dance compet ition where he performed the Fallen Eoqle dance. Membe rs wh o served on the donce team this year were Andy Blond. Vince Perryman. St even Ze li nski, Chuck Barber. Jon Gr izzle. Brod St evens. Michael Blond. Michael Hurley. Preston Lindsey. Tim Anderson Brett Grosmonn. and Justin Geise. The advisors were Mr. Robert Stri ckland. Mr. Richard St evens. and t.lr. Lonny Blond. I om proud lo turn the commit tee over to t he 1992-1993 ch o1rmon. Wolter Ho ehn. who will surely lead the committee to qreoler heiqhts. If you ore int erested and wont to know how to be in l he ceremonies/indion ·affairs· co mmi ttee. then coll Wolter Hoehn at 323-8797. The Chickos"Oh Lodqe Ceremonies/Indian Affairs comm ittee looks fo rward to providing rich er service to the lodge counci l and most importantly the members in the comi ng year . ro1l ow1 nq l he arrow. Alon Wr iq h I Ceremonies/ indion Ailoirs rormc r Chairman Camp Promotions and Unit Elections Committee by Andy Perr y for Trey Co le Purpose- ·• Compinq 1s ol th e heart of Scouting. and thus it is th e !lie rundions- !Jaji Visits- Each Jon . .Feb .. and t.lorch. l earns fo cus of this primary service orgon izotioin, th e Order of lhe co ordi nated by "District Counci lmen"(Arrowmen se l ected lo Arrow : Comping is IMJj icol. espec ially in today's world . II coordi nate comp promotions and unit elections in each district) promotes awareness Qt:-~ need to protect no tu re and i ts visit as many of the approximately 200 troops of the council. creatures. It lets us ~e....-1he beauty that inspired man to his Indee d o monume ntal task ! These visits allow Scouts to see the qreo lest occompl i shmcn~bove all, comping allows us to hove Ki o Ki mo video and learn of su mmer comp · opportunit i es. They also fun without the worries o:; · school and work . co nduct OA unit elections and answer any questions of po ren ts. Promoting th ese lofty id ea ls is the pr inc ip al function of th is committee and our order. By visitin g the t roops of the Chickas aw Council on providing them with info rma tion on comping locations and our su mmer co mp, Kio Ki mo Sc ou t Re~ervo tion. the Arrowmen on his committee spread the spirit which merited their election into the Order. As well. the committee provides elections to ensure that the Order recognizes the honor campers of the council. ~~ sco uts and leaders. Where lo Go Coming Bogk- The lodqe pub li shes o book to provide units with ideas and hints lo pion successful weekend and long-term trips to surrounding locations. Sc oulbase- The lodge kicks off the promotion effort al a sto ffed booth providing information on comping and Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . !lie C/!(11rmon- T he comm ittee is led by Chairman Trey Cole.767- 7179. coll and offer your help for this i mportant project. Muk )'UUr caleodar Saturday. Jammry 16th. 9:00a.m.- 12 noon CAMP PROMOTIONS UNIT EUX:TDNS 'l'R.AINING M F!ETING McLemore ChrUtian Church.4965 WillOW' Rd., Memphis.TN ~1iyFires (~ne ~Great Light by Kevin Ritz Th11 t y- n1ne youth and adults f rom ou r lodge recently attended th e Notional Order ol the Arrow Co nference in Knoxville. Te nnessee . from Augus t 9th to August 13th. 1992. Arr owmen fr om ar ound the cou ntry, de leg ated fro m th e Chic kosoh Lodge po rtic1 poted in thi s grea t cele bra tion of "Many Fi res. One Grea t Light." Upon arr iving ot the ca mpu s of the University of Tennessee. orrowmen were or iente d with aspects of the con fe re nce such os schedules. li vinq orronqemen ts and other ev ents. The opening show in UT's spacious basketba ll arena introduced orrowmen to the theme of the co nfe rence ond the activities to be occ urr i ng dur in g the week. Bo th Nat i onal Cnie f Sean Co x and Not ional Vice Chief Blair Dickens addressed the crowd of nearly 6.7 00 deleqotes. On Mond ay. "Challenge Doy" arrowmen begon exper ienc i ng the many opportun i ties available at NOAC. Some attended persona l development workshops (OA PD) . wh ile oth ers went to various train i ng sessions. Sports even ts were prevalent. as recreat ional ond in terlodqe compet itions were he l d da il y. At the Meet the Man sessions. delegates co uld ask Quest io ns lo lhe Notional Chie f and Vice Chi ef. the req ion chi efs. and also No tion al Comm ittee members . Other act ivities included the OA museum and , of course. pa tch trod inq. · Nat i ve American Doy was Tuesday. ond both dance competitions and the Native American Show were quite popular events . The Founder 's Doy celebration was held at the World's Fair site on Wednesday, os lodges presented booths to boost of their hometown's un iQue character . " Still Believe." the theme show. was olso presented on Wednesday. Ind ivid ual arrowmen from the Chickosoh Lo dqe were very suc cessful at the 1992 NOAC . Special recoqn ilion is due lo Andy Perry ond Alon Wriqhl. who comprised our Not io na l OA Jeopardy Team. Andy and Alon competed against three-man learns and were fi nally VICTORIOUS at th e f inals on Founder ' s Doy. Also. o member of the Chickasah · Lodqe. Jomes 8. Loycook , received the prestigious Dislinquished Service Award o t the OA Showcase on Monday niqht. Additionally, our lodge's thr ee ceremonies learns fi nished in the loo twenty . Congrolulations to oil of these or rowmen who participated an d we'll see you at the 1994 NOAC al Purdue University in West Lafayette. Indiana. Ceremonies Teams that porticipoted:Ordeal lea rns : Ken Kimble.Alon Wright.Hunter Ba il ey.B rod Stevens; Jon Grizzle.Ryan Fisher.Andy Bland. Steven Ze linski: Bro th erhood Team : Mic hae l Blond. Wa ller Hoeh n. Jason Stewart. Brod Stevens . Heckman ·named new-LQl_! ge Advisor ~rticle by Brod Stevens Scou t Exe cutive Joe Long has · announced that long ti me orrowmon Sandy Heckman wi ll fill th e posit ion of Lodge Advisor . Mr . Heckman is on Eagle Scout from Troop 59 from Payson. Illinois. He hos been in scoutinq for 16 years and during this lime hos gained a great deal of exper ience. He hos been. Lodge Secretary and Lodge Chief in his home lo dge. Maheenqvn Lodqe #136 . He serv ed on the camp staff of his council , So ukenouk Scout Rese r vation. in Li mo. Illinois for 5 years. He hos earned his God And co untry Award ond the William T. Hornaday Award . He has been serv inq as co mmissioner in t he Eastern Dis trict . Last year he served our lodge as t he Camp Promotions and Unit El ections Committee Adu lt Advisor . He works al the McVeon Trad ing Compa ny as a co mmod it y broker . When asked about his goals for t he 1992-93 year he sa id he would like to work to get all orrowmen in all dis tr ict s active and work ing loq ether . We welcome Mr. Heckman and look forward to his wisdom and experience as we str ive together to extend the outdoor comping experience to more troops. 4 MessageF~m the· Chief Attenti o n oil members . I om exc ited about this upcoming year.Th e Lodge Ex ec utive Committee ond I hove already begun mo king plan s for t he months oheod. Although, the one key element thot o ur lo dge requires i s your input ond your ass istance. None of ou r ideas will be fulfilled with ou t your invol vement. r or our new members. this is on exce llen t time to slort getting in vo lve d with Ceremon i es. Ind ia n Danc ing. Un it Elections. Civi c Ser vice. or wha tever interests you. As for some of our older brothers. why no t toke ·part in t he fun and fellowsh i p that your lodge hos lo offer. Whether you have just been ind ucted or you ' ve been around since E. Urner Goodmon. it's never too late l o sign up for o committee. .So what or.e you wai l ing for ? Gel a head start on everybody el se and gel act ive in th e O.A.! Yours in the Brotherhood. Jason Stewart nat'sorrto ' Lastlears District Coilndhnen by Jason Stewart This post year a new method wos set up that proved lo be extreme ly effective for the Unit Elections and Comp Promotions Comm i ttee . The new formal for handl i ng elect ions ond promot ions is called th e Di strict Council men Program . This plan made an orrowman from each district in chorqe of es ta bl ishing electi on teams and scheduling the troop visits for his district. This prQved lo moke the process more C"entrot ized and much eas ier for th e lodge to manage . Specia l !h onks goes out to all of those arrowmen who personally went out and helped troops elect new members . Sp ecial praise should be given to those District Councilme n who qave undying service lo make the Camp Promotions Committee extremely successful. Thanks l o Will Dotson (Eastern Dis trict). Woller Hoehn (Sout heast District). Moc Monteith (Missi ss i ppi District). Trey Corr {Northeast Di strict). Jason Owens (Noshobo District). Chris Be ll (South Cen tral Distr ict). Jon Bussell and Teddy Thomas (Southwest District). All of those men deserve extreme gratitude from both the lo dge and their own districts. I • 5 The Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council - Boy Scouts of America The Ch ic kasah Thunderbird • Requests the Honor of Your Presents at the Lodge Family Banquet Friday, December 4, 1992 7:00 p.m. Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar A venue Memphis , Tennessee !or oil Arrowmen, new of7<1 experienced. ond llle/r fom11/es, feolvr/n9 Guest Speaker , Program Highlights of the Past and Coming Years, Spec ial Recognit ion s, Officer Installations, Vigil Honor Callout, Catering by Christ United - --. Methodist Church -~-:._= tJoo '/ miss 111 ·---------------------------------------------- . Reseoolion Form 1992 Chickasoh Lodge Family BanQuet December 4, 1992 Christ United t.lethodist Church Please reserve __ tickets for my family cind/or me at the 1992 Lodge Family Banquet . As payment, I have included a check made payable to the Boy Scouts of America for __ tickets @ $ 10.00 each, for a total of $ __ _ Troop: __ Phone: ( P/eQSe CQmple/e Qnd re/urn ll'tll! fXJ)1Tlenl before !Vo~m/Jer XJ lo : Cl!icirJSIJI! Lo<l;e ~ Cl!KfQSQll' CounC!l. 8S.f 171 S<Ju/I! llo/lytYoo<I Street Jlem,ol!!S.fenn~ J!l ll- 1899 - ---------------------------------------------~ • 6 The Chic kasah Thunderb ir d • 93 Dues are due! r-----~--------------------• I I I Here ore my 1993 Ch ickosoh Lodge dues: I I I I D $4.00 if payed before November 30 D SS .00 late I I I P/egse prgn(/e /lie /g//g , /nq in/Qrmg//gn: No me. --- - ------------------ ----------------------------- Address : ----- ----- - -- ---------- -------------------------- Ci ty : ----------------- ------ - Stole : ------ ZIP: ---------- lroop : --------- ----- -- Dote of Birth: -------- ------------ Phone Number: ( ____ ) ---------------------- ------------ 0 Ordea l D Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor 0 Please check here if th is Info rma tion hos changed in the post 12 months As a port oJ my Obl igation to Cheerfu l Service. I wou l d li ke to help on the followi ng lodqe committee: 0 Activities/Ser vice D ca mp Pro mot ions /Unit Elections q eremoni es /lndi on Alloirs Moi l or toke in person lo : Ch ickoso h Lo dqe 406 Chickas aw Co unc il. BSA 171 S. Holly wood St reet Memphis. TN 38112 -4899 Ch ickasaw Council B()Y;Sf; OUTS or 1'MERICA 1 ~ HoHywood Street .Meftfpms, TN 38112-4899 That's right folks. Lod ge dues for the comi ng year ore no w due. an d we wont yo u to co ntinu e you r membership 1n th e Chick osoh Lodge . By poy inq and stoyinq o memb er. you con find out th e lat es t news in The Chicko so h Thu nderbird and what events or e coming up in t he mont hs for yo u to be o po r t of. ,. Th e Annua l Lodg e Fam il y Banq ue t. December 4lh ,. Th e Vigil and Br ea kf as t fo r Viqil Honor memb er s ,. The Comp Promotion and Unit Election effort beginning 1n January ,.. Th e 199 2 Sect ion SR -9 Conclave nex t April ,. The Spring Ordeal and Bro ther hood ,.. The Orde r's programs at Ki o Kima, suc h as the Bro ther hoo ds and Fellowships ,. And much, much mo re ! All you have to do is clip and moil or t oke the form al left l o th e Chick asaw Counci l Serv ice Center. Ma ke ch ec ks payable lo the Boy Scouts of Amer ica. Do it no w to ovoid the late f ee. Near the beg inn in g of t he yea r. you wi ll receive o new membershi p cord. Please not e th at if you were in duct ed as on Ord ea l memb er or become o Brotherhood mem ber at lhe Foll Ordeal in September. your dues ore already pa id. C 00008601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND A 109980 Address Co rre ction Requested Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1992 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1992 (Nov) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8f4f0ab3d320cdfb1e370f3fc024a108.pdf c79b12013f47b307161dfc94fb5d5320 PDF Text Text c Inside This Issue NOAC '94 to Purdue SR-9 Conclave THE District Arrowman Program Training Committee Letters\Updates CHICKASAH 2 3 Banquet Wrapup Kia Kim a Cleanup 4 6 THUNDERBIRD The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406- Order of the ArrowChickasaw Council -Boy Scouts ot America NOAC 1994 The 1994 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held this July 31- August 4 at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana. There is a limit of three and one-half percent of the Lodge( 16 youth and 6 adults) that will be able to attend. But what.is .there to do at NOAC, you might ask. That is not an easy question to answer, as the conference provides an endless array of activities and opportunities for action and learning. Basically, There are a few main areas : -Personal Development. Here you can learn to better your lodge, council, troop, and self in sessions led by some of America's finest scouts and scouters . Choices include camp promotions, unit elections, making an Indian outfit , managing lodge finances, ceremonies team training, motivation, goal-setting, and countless other topics. -Competition .Contests are held in ceremonies-- Pre-Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil-- in innumerable styles and forms of Indian dance, in athletics-basketball , soccer, volleyball, track and field, Indian stick ball-- OA Jeopardy, and many other areas. - Shows. NOAC shows pack ceremony, action, special effects, and inspiration into a dynamic presentation. ·Piease ::·· ag·e •2:.• .. ...... see No . Ac ,p SR-9 Conclave This April 15-17 the S R-9 Section Conclave will be held at Camp Seminole near Starksville, Mississippi. Some of the new arrowmen in this Lodge might be asking themselves , "What's a Conclave. " Well to those inquiring arrowmen , a Conclave a very large convention of usually around ten Lodges who get together and compete in many different activities. These activities include: Ceremonies evaluation, Native American Dance Competition, Campfire Shows, Training sessions on Camp Promotions/Unit Elections, Ceremonies , and the like. Also, special workshops of how to make Native American dance clothing, and Indian singing. The LEC encourages as many arrowmen to go as ~=•-=:d possible. If you are as excited about this fun-filled weekend as I am, you will be glad to hear that there are registration and item order forms on page 4 of this Thunderbird. �, I I THE cHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I N 0 A C (continued from page 1) Distr ict Arrowman But more than any of these Program Training planned activities, NOAC will provide you with a sense of the best the Order has to The Chickasah Lodge is getting offer. You will meet Arrowmen from accross the nation, Whether by trading ready for a brand new year in Camping patches, competing with them, or just Promotions and Unit Elections. This year walking the paths of one of America 's will be kicked off with a District Arrowman most beautiful university campuses. BUT Program Training to be held on January DON'T WAIT--SIGN UP TODAY! Fill out 22 at Mclem ore Church, This training is the reservation form and return to the open to all members of the Lodge and all council office. ($50 deposit by Feb. 15) new members are encouraged to attend . The training starts promptly at 9 :00 A.M. and will last approxomately five to six hours , lunch will be provide d. This training will be based on training groups of people from each district to promote the _ _ Z:IP _ f;_. STA"( CITY _ _ _ _ camping in the .,counctl and ~to elect new members into the Lodge. This is a great _ UNIT _ _ PHON E(_) _ way to get involved with the Lodge so make plans to attend this very important _ __ ATE YOUT H_AD ULT_D meeting. If you have any questio ns concer ning- the meetin-~f ·or Campi ng AMOUNT PAID $_ __ Promotions and Unit Elections cal Brian Leith at 383-8111 I 1994 COUN CIL CALENDER January The 5-LEC Meeting 6:00 P.M. Chi ckasa hThu nd erb i rd Official Publicati on of the Chickasa h Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow-Bo y Scoutsof America Chartere d by the Chickasa w Council 2 2- District Arrowman Training 9:00 A.M.-3 :00 PM February1 6- Camp Promotions Meeting 7- 8 :30 March 2 - LEC Meeting 6:00 at Scout Office 1 3- Conclave /Noac Meeting 2 :30 Editor- Peter Abell, Lodge Secretar y 2 5 - 2 7 - National Leadership Seminar April-1 5 - 17 SR-9 Conclave Ken Kimble- Lodge Chief Brad Stevens - Lodge Vice Chief Chuck Barber- Lodge Treasure r Brian Leith- Camp Promotio ns & Unit Elections Chairma n Activities & Service Chaim an VeazieSean Steven Zelinski- Ceremon ies Chairma n Michael Knight· Indian Affairs Chairma n Andrew Williams- Lodge Historian Noel Thompso n & Martez MooreCommun ications Chairma n Walter Hoen- Vigil Chaiman 2 9 - 1 - Kia Kima Improvement Weekend May 8 - LEC Meeting 6 :00 Scout Office 1 3 -1 5-0rdeal/ Brotherh ood/Staff Weekend 1 8- NOAC Contingen t Meeting 2 1 - 2 7 - National Camp School at Kia Kima June Summer Camp July 2 5- August 6- NOAC August 1 7 - Ordeal Planning 2 6 - 2 8-0rdeal/ Brotherho odNigil at KKSR September 18- LEC 2 3 - 2 4- Fall Fellowship at Tallaha October 8 - Lodge Leader Development -2- �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Committee Letters -U dates ceremonies teams, to get another set of outfits made, and to get as many arrowmen active in ceremonies as possible. If you are interisted, please call me at 683-5041 . Cheerful in Service, Steven Zelinski Camp Protions/Unit Elections My name is Brian Leith and I will be serving as the 1994 Camping Promotions and Unit Elections chairman . The first major CP/UE event of the year is the District Ar.rown:ian Program Training which is explained in greater detail on page 2 of the Thunderbird. This year each i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - district will have a team of at least five Indian Affairs and Dance people who will be responsible for the By: Chuck Barber elections and camp promotions to the units in their district. This group of The Chickasah Lodge Native arrowmen will work as a team in order to fulfill their duties to the committee . American Dance and · Indian Affairs Everyone can be on this committee so committee consists of the many enthusiastic Arrowmen devoted to Camp help out your Lodge and join. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ! Promotions and the p1.1rpose of'the Order. Led by Michael Knight and advised by Richard Stevens , the team averages two to three performances a month along with it's committee workshops. public the and Scouts enthusiastically attend performances including such memorable moments as Scout Base '93. The team performed Friday and Saturday at it's own dance circle including three tipis and a speakers shelter , giving numerous dance exh ibitions. Highlights of the weekend the opening ceremony that included were Ceremonies several styles of dancing and it's new double flaming hoop extrordinary Dear Arrowmen, twice by Brad Stevens My name is Steve Zelinski and I dance, performed including the main Grizzle, have been chosen as the Ceremonies and Jon at the chairman for 1994. My advisor is Mr. attraction which took place performance campfire closing Doyle Silliman. I am an Eagle scout and spectacular of over an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 200 which was witnessed by a crowd onlookers. and participants 2000 an~ a Vigil honor member of the Lodge. This year our committee will be involved in the summer and fall ordeals, section conclave, and NOAC. My goals for this year are to establish at least two new • -3- - �3 anquet: Memorable Experience Arrowmen in Action By: Chuck Barber The Chickasah Lodge Fam ily Banquet was held on December 2, at Christ United Methodist Church. To say the least, it was a very memorable experience . . About 130 people enjoyed an excellent dinner prepared by the Christ Methodist Kitchen Staff. Following the meal, Past-Lodge Chief Jason Stewart presented his LEG with personalized plaques for their dedicated service to the Lodge . Jason and Lodge Chief Ken Kimble participated in the ceremonial "Passing of the Bonnet." Ken then presented Jason with a special award for his work as Lodge Chief. Vice Chief Brad Stevens presented the some odd 40 people with their Allogogan Awards for dedicated service to the -t-odge. The LEC presellted ·Scott Stephens and . Sandy Heckman with special trophies for their outstanding guidance in the Chickasah Lodge. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Founder's Awards to Jason Stewart and Richard Stevens for their dedication to the Lodge. The 1993 family banquet was a tremendous success so read your Thunderbird for details on next year's. ec ion one ave Featuring: Jon P. Grizzle By: Chuck Barber Jon Grizzle has been involved in scouting for almost eight years , as a member of Pack and Troop 200. In Cub Scouts he earned the Arrow of Light and has nearly completed his work on the Eagle Rank. Jon has attended a National Jamboree, a National Order of the Arrow Conference, and two Section Conclaves. Through these events Jon has gained a wealth of knowledge bout scouting and the Order of the Arrow. In his Troop, Jon has served in several positions including Senior Patrol Leader and Scribe.. He is .. a . very . active member of the Lodges Ceremonies Team , having portrayed Allowat Sakima at Ordeals and at Conclave and NOACwhere his team won high honors. 'J ori is~ ·a -sophomore at Christian Brothers High School and a Brotherhood member of the Lodge. Jon's pride and high spirits will take him over any mountain he wants to climb. eg1strat1on -4- orm �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I 1994 DUES ARE VITAL $5.00 .1994 Leaders In Service Lodge Flap PAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE jName: _ All orders must be submitted by February 1, 1994 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ jAddress ______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ \Address: '' !City: _ _ _ _ _ State: _ _ Zip: _ __ Troop: :city: 1994 Chickasah Lodge "Leaders in Service" Lodge Flap _ _ _ Flaps @ $4.00 each= _ _ Total Payment= _ __ Date of Birth: _ __ !Phone Number:( __ )_ _ _ _ _ __ jDate of: __ Ordeal __ Brotherhood __ Vigil \Mail or take in person to: Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 __State: _ _ Zip: Flaps will be ordered on February 1, and will be in •by early March jMake Checks Payable to: The Chickasaw Council 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112 901-237-4193 : ••••••••••••••.•••••• ; ••• ; ;; ;;,; .; .;; .; ; .;; ;;.;;; .; ;;;; ; ; ;o ;. ; o •; ; ; ; ;;;;;; ;;,;oo ~ ;. o; ; ;;;;;o; ;;o;;;;; ;;;;;; ; ; ; ; ;;;; ; ;;; ; ;;;;o;;;;;;; ; ;,,. ; . ; .;,.;; •• : I vH1\J " •. •-( !'"." K!t "" A l I f\\jAn LE!\9-ERql W IN SERVICE LODGE W 406 199 1993 New Lodge Flap For 1994! -5- �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Lodge Needs Adult Support Help Restore the History of your Lodge By: Ken Kimble The one question that comes from adults is, "How can I help?" Adults are elected into this youth run organization because adult !eaters in their troops feel that they may be of some service to the youth of the council. To clarify the purpose of adults. the LEC has created The 1994 Adult Leadership Campaign . Adults can best fulfill their role in the Order of the Arrow by following these three simple steps : 1. Bring at least three youth arrowmen for every adult to Lodge functions. 2. Serve as a Knowledge base in their troops for all Order of the Arrow events and Lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chickasah Lodge and its officers. The theme for this campaign is A D U LT SUPPORT=YOUTH By: Andrew Williams This year the LEC is commited to compiling a list of all past Lodge Chiefs. We have records dating back to the mid '80s, but the Lodge goes back decades further. Any information you have about past Lodge Chiefs will be greatly appreciated. Please contact Andrew Williams at (901)345-1038, or send your information to: Andrew Williams 1764 Dale Lavern Memphis TN 38111 1------------------- INVOLVEMENT . The onlywaywe"can have-an-active and prodoctive Lodge is throuqh adult support and youth involvement(hence the theme). Together youth and adults will be able to serve the camping program of the Chickasaw Council an-d ·return !h_e Ch!"~ka~-a h Lodge to its ·-;- rightful place among National Honor Lodges. Kia Kima National Pride Weekend The Chickasah Lodge is sponsering a precamp service project for the Chickasaw Council. This event will be held on April 29- May 1 at Kia Kima Scout Reservation. The purpose of this project is to prepare Kia Kima for its use as a spring training facility for the National Camp School. We would like a minimum of 23 units to register for this event. All units will provide their own food and supplies. Their could be a patch and/or unit participation ribbons given to those units to attend. Adult leaders remember, Adult support= youth involvement so throw the young'ns in the back of the pick-up and come to Kia Kima on April 29- May 1. The event is run by Peter Abell who can be reached at 323-5712 to answer any questions about this fulfilling service weekend . The Chickasaw Council and the Chickasah Lodge hope to see every unit from 23 to 219 there with their work gloves cheerful spirits ready to help out. -6- 9RDERoFn1E ~RROW -":,;..:_ __, -~-- - ,,..., ·:-- �SUMMER CAMP STAFF AMP OSAGE 111 CAMP CHEROKEE 111 CAMP TALLAHA 111 OZARK VENTURE BASE CHICKASAW COUNCIL * BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT This application will be given e~ty consideration, but its receipt does not impi'f that the applicant will be employed. Basic PersonaJ Information Name Middlt Frn Last C i t y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State------ ZIP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Phone (1.--- - - - - - - - - Date of Birth _ _ _ _ __ Social Security # _ _ _ _ _ __ School and Community Activities School or College GPA Year or Grade _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Achievements ·and~ leadership positions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sct.mdng E.xperienc:e U n i t - - - - - - - - Distria _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ R a n k - - - - - - Years in Scouting _ _ Position ------------------ Other leadenhip positions, high advenwre. and jamboree e x p e r i e n c e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Camping Experience Years as Camper _ _ Years' on Staff _ _ Last Camp Staff Position - - - - - - - - - - - - If you are a member of the Order of the Arrow, circle membership status: Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil lodge~c~orpos~onsh~d--------------------------~ Scoutmaster's Recommendation I recommend this Scout for the summer camp staff Please comment on applicant's qualifjcations and Scout spirit Signature -7- Date �Scouting Skills Check chose achievements you have earned and cirde those you con teach. AQUA TIC EXPERIENCE _ Swimming MB _ Lifesaving MB _Rowing MB _ Canoeing MB _ Small-Boat Sailing MB _ Lifeguard. BSA _ Aquatics Instructor. BSA HANDICRAFTS EXPERIENCE _ Basketry MB Indian Lore MB Leatherwork MB _Woodcarv ing MB _ Space Exploration MB SCOUTCRAFT EXPERIENCE _Camping MB _Cooking MB _ Pioneering MB First Aid MB _ Emergency Prep MB _ Orienteering MB W ilderness Survival MB ECOLOGY/CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE Environmental Science MB _Mammal Study MB Nature MB _ Forestry MB Weather MB _ Astronomy MB _ Reptile Study MB _Geology MB _ Soil & Water Cnsv MB _Fishing MB _ National Camp Sch - EC SHOOTING SPORTS _Archery MB _ Rifle Shooting MB _ Shotgun Shooting MB _National Camp Sch.- SS Miscellan eous Skills List any musical intruments you can p l a y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --Are you CPR trained? Red Cross Basic First Aid? Expiration date of certification(s) - - - - - - - - - - - - Additional skills or talents relevant to the desired position - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- Staff Positions Number in order of preference ( I , 2. 3) the positions in which you are interested. _ Reservation Directort _ Program Director t _ Businen Manager * _ Health Officer t _Aquatics Director t _Shooting Sports Dir. t _ Projea COPE Director t _ Food Service Director t Reference s Name Cook* _ Scoutcraft manager _Assistant ProgralT\ Dir. * ... ~ Scoutcraft.staff . _ Aquatics st.aff Handicraft staff _ Shooting Sports staff _ Dining Hall Steward * _ Archery instructor _ Dining Hall Staff _ COPENentu re/tower staff _ Quartermast er * _ Ecology/Conserv. manager _ Trading Post Manager* _ Ecology/Conserv. staff · _ · T rad.ing ' Post staff . - _ Office/Compound staff _ . Staff. Development Program** t Must be 21 or older. * Must be I 8 or older. **A two-week experience (or 14ro gain expe·nence m Q · variety of camp naff expenen ces . yi:Ur~s Pfease list Scout leaders, employers. school officials, religious or civic leaders who would be willing to attest to your qualifications and character. Address City, State, ZIP Phone Please attach a recent photograph to this application. A personal resume of experience and references is welcome but not required Applicants are considered for all positions wtthout regard to race, color, religion, sex, national orifin, ore. marital or Yeteran status, or the presence of a health problem or handicap that is unrelated to the person 's ability to perform the job assigned. Return this application to- Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 South Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 381 12-4899 Ca/1901-327-4193 for further information. FOR COUNCI L USE ONLY Date of interview _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Interviewed by _____ __ Considered f o r - - - - - - - - - - --Hired for. Camp: Salary: _ _ _ _ _ _ Approval: - - - - - - - - -8- �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I =J ~~d} ~]~]J }=J©TI~:r Fi~~©mm~Ticd©r1 j:gn I+ We take pleasure in recommending this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal lnformatioA Scout/Scouter _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ Date of Birth Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ City Presently registered as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ State _ _ Unit Zip _ __ _ District _ _ _ _ __ Lodge Record Date Inducted _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date Brotherhood Conferred .~---------Lodge Offices/Positions Held _ _ __ _ ___ _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ !=l!etsD de!:-:-r~he ~h~ nomine~:· ~ record ct Bi:>rvice to the Order of the Arrow. Please describe the nominee's record of service to scouting . Please describe the nominee's record of service to camping of the council camps. Please describe any other specific reasons for nominating this Arrowman. Nominator's Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Scouting Position _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address______ __________ Phone Number _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SEE NEXT PAGE -9- �... \ I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It call for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved for those Arrowmen who by reason of exceptional service . personal effort . and unselfish interest have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following : their Lodge, the Order of the Arrow . Scouting. or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to the Lodge, council , and Scouting. Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in scouting and in .good standing in a regularly chartered Lodge is eligible for recommendation to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or professional Scouters. When recommending an individual please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee ·s accomplishments and character the committee has available. the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. Any individual may recommend any arrowman who meets these requirements. a Brotherhood member for at least two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth , preference will be given to those who became members of the Order as Note that this recommendation is confidential. and to avoid possible disappointment. please do not advise the nominee in any way of your action in his behalf. Vigil Honor recommendations will be accepted until MARCH 10, Forward all recommendations to- VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS , TN 38112-4899 Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis. TN 38112- 4899 c 1994 No recommendations will be accepted after this date . Non- Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 000lt8601 01. VIMCE BUTHERLi:it•ID :::11 ~::: BLU EFI ELD MEMPHIS TM :;::B:l.;:~B L A 1 099~~ l I -10- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document c NOAC '94 to Purdue SR-9 Conclave Inside This Issue District Arrowman Program Training Committee Letters\Updates 2 3 Banquet Wrapup Kia Kim a Cleanup 4 6 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406- Order of the ArrowChickasaw Council -Boy Scouts ot America NOAC 1994 The 1994 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held this July 31- August 4 at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana . There is a limit of three and one-half percent of the Lodge( 16 youth and 6 adults) that will be able to attend. But what.is . there to do at NOAC, you might ask. That is not an easy question to answer, as the conference provides an endless array of activities and opportunities for action and learning. Basically, There are a few main areas : -Personal Development. Here you can learn to better your lodge, council, troop, and self in sessions led by some of America's finest scouts and scouters . Choices include camp promotions, unit elections, making an Indian outfit , managing lodge finances, ceremonies team training, motivation, goal-setting, and countless other topics. -Competition .Contests are held in ceremonies-- Pre-Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil-- in innumerable styles and forms of Indian dance, in athletics-basketball , soccer, volleyball, track and field, Indian stick ball-- OA Jeopardy, and many other areas . - Shows. NOAC shows pack ceremony, action, special effects, and inspiration into a dynamic presentation . · Piease see N o Ac ::·· a · e •2: • .. ...... . ,p g . SR-9 Conclave This April 15-17 the S R-9 Section Conclave will be held at Camp Seminole near Starksville, Mississippi. Some of the new arrowmen in this Lodge might be asking themselves , "What's a Conclave. " Well to those inquiring arrowmen , a Conclave a very large convention of usually around ten Lodges who get together and compete in many different activities . These activities include : Ceremonies evaluation, Native American Dance Competition, Campfire Shows, Training sessions on Camp Promotions/Unit Elections, Ceremonies , and the like. Also, special workshops of how to make Native American dance clothing , and Indian singing . The LEC encourages as many arrowmen to go as ~=•-=:d possible . If you are as excited about this fun-filled weekend as I am, you will be glad to hear that there are registration and item order forms on page 4 of this Thunderbird. I THE cHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I N 0 A C (continued from page 1) But more than any of these planned activities, NOAC will provide you with a sense of the best the Order has to offer. You will meet Arrowmen from accross the nation, Whether by trading patches, competing with them, or just walking the paths of one of America 's most beautiful university campuses . BUT DON'T WAIT--SIGN UP TODAY! Fill out the reservation form and return to the council office. ($50 deposit by Feb. 15) CITY ____ STA"(f;_.Z:IP __ PHONE(_) ___ UNIT_ YOUTH_ADULT_DATE __ _ I AMOUNT PAID $ _ _ 1994 COUNCIL CALENDER January 5-LEC Meeting 6:00 P.M. 2 2- District Arrowman Training 9:00 A.M.-3:00 PM February1 6- Camp Promotions Meeting 7- 8 :30 March 2 - LEC Meeting 6:00 at Scout Office 1 3- Conclave/Noac Meeting 2:30 2 5 - 2 7 - National Leadership Seminar April-1 5 - 1 7 SR-9 Conclave 2 9 - 1 - Kia Kima Improvement Weekend May 8 - LEC Meeting 6 :00 Scout Office 1 3 -1 5-0rdeal/Brotherhood/Staff Weekend 1 8- NOAC Contingent Meeting 2 1 - 2 7 - National Camp School at Kia Kima June Summer Camp July 2 5- August 6- NOAC August 1 7 - Ordeal Planning 2 6 - 2 8-0rdeal/BrotherhoodNigil at KKSR September 18- LEC 2 3 - 2 4- Fall Fellowship at Tallaha October 8 - Lodge Leader Development -2- District Arrowman Program Training The Chickasah Lodge is getting ready for a brand new year in Camping Promotions and Unit Elections. This year will be kicked off with a District Arrowman Program Training to be held on January 22 at Mclemore Church, This training is open to all members of the Lodge and all new members are encouraged to attend . The training starts promptly at 9 :00 A.M. and will last approxomately five to six hours , lunch will be provided. This training will be based on training groups of people from each district to promote the camping in the ., counctl and ~to elect new members into the Lodge . This is a great way to get involved with the Lodge so make plans to attend this very important meeting. If you have any questions concerning- the meetin-~f · or Camping Promotions and Unit Elections cal Brian Leith at 383-8111 The Chi ckasa h Thu nd erb i rd Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow-Boy Scoutsof America Chartered by the Chickasaw Council Editor- Peter Abell, Lodge Secretary Ken Kimble- Lodge Chief Brad Stevens- Lodge Vice Chief Chuck Barber- Lodge Treasurer Brian Leith- Camp Promotions & Unit Elections Chairman Sean Veazie- Activities & Service Chaim an Steven Zelinski- Ceremonies Chairman Michael Knight· Indian Affairs Chairman Andrew Williams- Lodge Historian Noel Thompson & Martez Moore- Communications Chairman Walter Hoen- Vigil Chaiman , I I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Committee Letters -U dates Camp Protions/Unit Elections My name is Brian Leith and I will be serving as the 1994 Camping Promotions and Unit Elections chairman . The first ma jor CP/UE event of the year is the District Ar .rown:ian Program Training which is explained in greater detail on ceremonies teams , to get another set of outfits made, and to get as many arrowmen active in ceremonies as possible. If you are interisted , please call me at 683-5041 . Cheerful in Service, Steven Zelinski page 2 of the Thunderbird . This year each i----------------- district will have a team of at least five people who will be responsible for the elections and camp promotions to the units in their district. This group of arrowmen will work as a team in order to fulfill their duties to the committee . Everyone can be on this committee so Indian Affairs and Dance By: Chuck Barber The Chickasah Lodge Native American Dance and · Indian Affairs committee consists of the many enthusiastic Arrowmen devoted to Camp help out your Lodge and join. -------------------! Promotions and the p1.1rpose of'the Order. Ceremonies Dear Arrowmen, My name is Steve Zelinski and I have been chosen as the Ceremonies chairman for 1994. My advisor is Mr . Doyle Silliman. I am an Eagle scout and an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 200 an~ a Vigil honor member of the Lodge. This year our committee will be involved in the summer and fall ordeals, section conclave, and NOAC . My goals for this year are to establish at least two new -3- Led by Michael Knight and advised by Richard Stevens , the team averages two to three performances a month along with it's committee workshops. Scouts and the public enthusiastically attend performances including such memorable moments as Scout Base '93. The team performed Friday and Saturday at it's own dance circle including three tipis and a speakers shelter , giving numerous dance exh ibitions. Highlights of the weekend were the opening ceremony that included several styles of dancing and it's extrordinary new double flaming hoop dance , performed twice by Brad Stevens and Jon Grizzle, including the main attraction which took place at the spectacular closing campfire performance which was witnessed by a crowd of over 2000 participants and onlookers. • - 3 anquet: Memorable Experience By: Chuck Barber The Chickasah Lodge Fam i ly Banquet was held on December 2 , at Christ United Methodist Church . To say the least, it was a very memorable experience . . About 130 people enjoyed an excellent dinner prepared by the Christ Methodist Kitchen Staff. Following the meal, Past-Lodge Chief Jason Stewart presented his LEG with personalized plaques for their dedicated service to the Lodge . Jason and Lodge Chief Ken Kimble participated in the ceremonial "Passing of the Bonnet." Ken then presented Jason with a special award for his work as Lodge Chief . Vice Chief Brad Stevens presented the some odd 40 people with their Allogogan Awards for dedicated service to th e - t-odge. The LEC presellted · Scott Stephens and . Sandy Heckman with special trophies for their outstanding guidance in the Chickasah Lodge . The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Founder's Awards to Jason Stewart and Richard Stevens for their dedication to the Lodge. The 1993 family banquet was a tremendous success so read your Thunderbird for details on next year 's. Arrowmen in Action Featuring: Jon P. Grizzle By : Chuck Barber Jon Grizzle has been involved in scouting for almost eight years , as a member of Pack and Troop 200. In Cub Scouts he earned the Arrow of Light and has nearly completed his work on the Eagle Rank . Jon has attended a National Jamboree , a National Order of the Arrow Conference, and two Section Conclaves. Through these events Jon has gained a wealth of knowledge bout scouting and the Order of the Arrow . In his Troop, Jon has served in several positions including Senior Patrol Leader and Scribe.. He is .. a . very . active member of the Lodges Ceremonies Team , having portrayed Allowat Sakima at Ordeals and at Conclave and NOACwhere his team won high honors. 'J ori is ~ ·a - sophomore at Christian Brothers High School and a Brotherhood member of the Lodge. Jon's pride and high spirits will take him over any mountain he wants to climb. ec ion one ave eg1strat1on orm -4- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I 1994 DUES ARE VITAL $5.00 PAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE jName: _ __________ _ jAddress ________________ _ ' ' !City: _____ State: __ Zip: __ _ Troop: Date of Birth: __ _ !Phone Number:( __ ) _____ _ jDate of: __ Ordeal __ Brotherhood __ Vigil \Mail or take in person to: Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 I " •. •-( !'"." K!t "" A l I vH1\J f\\jAn LODGE W 406 1993 .1994 Leaders In Service Lodge Flap All orders must be submitted by February 1, 1994 \Address: :city: __State: __ Zip: 1994 Chickasah Lodge "Leaders in Service" Lodge Flap _ __ Flaps @ $4.00 each= _ Total Payment= _ _ Flaps will be ordered on February 1, and will be in •by early March jMake Checks Payable to: The Chickasaw Council 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112 901-237-4193 : ••••••••••••••.•••••• ; ••• ; ;; ;;,; .; .;; .; ; .;; ;;.;;; .; ;;;; ; ; ;o ;. ; o •; ; ; ; ;;;;;; ;;,;oo ~ ;. o; ; ;;;;;o; ;;o;;;;; ;;;;;; ; ; ; ; ;;;; ; ;;; ; ;;;;o;;;;;;; ; ;,,. ; . ; .;,.;; •• : LE!\9-ERql W IN SERVICE 199 New Lodge Flap For 1994! -5- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Lodge Needs Adult Support Help Restore the History of By: Ken Kimble your Lodge The one question that comes from adults By: Andrew Williams is, "How can I help?" Adults are elected into this This year the LEC is commited to compiling youth run organization because adult !eaters in a list of all past Lodge Chiefs. We have records their troops feel that they may be of some service to dating back to the mid '80s, but the Lodge goes the youth of the council. To clarify the purpose of back decades further. Any information you have adults. the LEC has created The 1994 Adult about past Lodge Chiefs will be greatly Leadership Campaign. Adults can best fulfill their appreciated. Please contact Andrew Williams at role in the Order of the Arrow by following these (901)345-1038, or send your information to: three simple steps: Andrew Williams 1. Bring at least three youth arrowmen for 1764 Dale Lavern every adult to Lodge functions. Memphis TN 38111 2. Serve as a Knowledge base in their 1------------------- troops for all Order of the Arrow events and Lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chickasah Lodge and its officers. The theme for this campaign is A D U LT SUPPORT=YOUTH INVOLVEMENT. The onlywaywe"can have-an-active and prodoctive Lodge is throuqh adult support and youth involvement(hence the theme). Together youth and adults will be able to serve the camping program of the Chickasaw Council an-d ·return !h_e Ch!"~ka~-a h Lodge to its rightful place among National Honor Lodges. Kia Kima National Pride Weekend The Chickasah Lodge is sponsering a precamp service project for the Chickasaw Council. This event will be held on April 29- May 1 at Kia Kima Scout Reservation. The purpose of this project is to prepare Kia Kima for its use as a spring training facility for the National Camp School. We would like a minimum of 23 units to register for this event. All units will provide their own food and supplies. Their could be a patch and/or unit participation ribbons given to those units to attend. Adult leaders remember, Adult support= youth involvement so throw the young'ns in the back of the pick-up and come to Kia Kima on April 29- May 1. The event is run by Peter Abell who can be reached at 323-5712 to answer any questions about this fulfilling service weekend . The Chickasaw Council and the Chickasah Lodge hope to see every unit from 23 to 219 there with their work gloves cheerful spirits ready to help out. -6- 9RDERoFn1E ~RROW ·-;- -":,;..:_ _ _, -~-- - ,,..., ·:-- SUMMER CAMP STAFF AMP OSAGE 111 CAMP CHEROKEE 111 CAMP TALLAHA 111 OZARK VENTURE BASE CHICKASAW COUNCIL * BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT This application will be given e~ty consideration, but its receipt does not impi'f that the applicant will be employed. Basic PersonaJ Information Name Last Frn Middlt City----------------- State------ ZIP _________ _ Phone (1.--- -------- Date of Birth _____ _ Social Security # ______ _ School and Community Activities School or College Year or Grade _______ _ GPA Achievements · and ~ leadership positions ----------------- Sct.mdng E.xperienc:e Unit-------- Distria ________ _ Rank------ Years in Scouting __ Position ------------------ Other leadenhip positions, high advenwre. and jamboree experience------------------------------- Camping Experience Years as Camper __ Years' on Staff __ Last Camp Staff Position ------------ If you are a member of the Order of the Arrow, circle membership status: Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil lodge~c~orpos~onsh~d--------------------------~ Scoutmaster's Recommendation I recommend this Scout for the summer camp staff Please comment on applicant's qualifjcations and Scout spirit Signature Date -7- Scouting Skills AQUA TIC EXPERIENCE _ Swimming MB _ Lifesaving MB _Rowing MB _ Canoeing MB _ Small-Boat Sailing MB _ Lifeguard. BSA _ Aquatics Instructor. BSA HANDICRAFTS EXPERIENCE _ Basketry MB Miscellaneous Skills Check chose achievements you have earned and cirde those you con teach . Indian Lore MB Leatherwork MB _Woodcarving MB _ Space Exploration MB SCOUTCRAFT EXPERIENCE _Camping MB _Cooking MB _ Pioneering MB First Aid MB _ Emergency Prep MB _ Orienteering MB W ilderness Survival MB ECOLOGY /CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE Environmental Sc ience MB _Mammal Study MB Nature MB _ Forestry MB Weather MB _ Astronomy MB _ Reptile Study MB _Geology MB _ Soil & Water Cnsv MB _Fishing MB _ National Camp Sch - EC SHOOTING SPORTS _Archery MB _ Rifle Shooting MB _ Shotgun Shooting MB _National Camp Sch .- SS List any musical intruments you can play------------------------------Are you CPR trained? Red Cross Basic First Aid? Expiration date of certification(s) ------------Additional skills or talents relevant to the desired position ------------------------- Staff Positions _ Reservation Directort _ Program Director t _ Businen Manager * _ Health Officer t _Aquatics Director t _Shooting Sports Dir. t _ Projea COPE Director t _ Food Service Director t References Name Number in order of preference ( I , 2. 3) the positions in which you are interested. Cook* _Assistant ProgralT\ Dir. * _ Aquatics st.aff _ Shooting Sports staff _ Archery instructor _ COPENenture/tower staff _ Ecology/Conserv. manager _ Ecology/Conserv . staff · _ Scoutcraft manager ... ~ Scoutcraft.staff . Handicraft staff _ Dining Hall Steward * _ Dining Hall Staff _ Quartermaster * _ Trading Post Manager* _ · T rad.ing ' Post staff . - _ Office/Compound staff _ . Staff. Development Program** t Must be 21 or older. * Must be I 8 or older. **A two-week experience ( or 14- y i:Ur~s ro gain expe·nence m Q · variety of camp naff expenen ces . Pfease list Scout leaders, employers. school officials, religious or civic leaders who would be willing to attest to your qualifications and character. Address City, State, ZIP Phone Please attach a recent photograph to this application. A personal resume of experience and references is welcome but not required Applicants are considered for all positions wtthout regard to race, color, religion, sex, national orifin, ore. marital or Yeteran status, or the presence of a health problem or handicap that is unrelated to the person 's ability to perform the job assigned. Return this application to- Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 South Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 381 12-4899 Ca/1901-327-4193 for further information. FOR COUNCIL USE ONLY Date of interview _______ Interviewed by _______ Considered for-------------- Hired for. Camp: Salary: ______ Approval: -------- -8- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I =J ~~d} ~]~]J }=J©TI~:r Fi~~©mm~Ticd©r1 j:gn I+ We take pleasure in recommending this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal lnformatioA Scout/Scouter ________________ ___ Date of Birth Address ____________ __ City State _ _ Zip ___ _ Presently registered as _________ ____ _ Unit District ____ _ Lodge Record Date Inducted _ ________ Date Brotherhood Conferred .~---------- Lodge Offices/Positions Held ____ _ ________ _____________ _ !=l!etsD de!:-:-r ~he ~h~ nomine~:· ~ record ct Bi:>rvice t o the Order of the Arrow . Please describe the nominee 's record of service to scouting . Please describe the nominee's record of service to camping of the council camps. Please describe any other specific reasons for nominating this Arrowman . Nominator's Name ______________ Scouting Position _______ _ Address________________ Phone Number ______ _ SEE NEXT PAGE -9- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It call for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved for those Arrowmen who by reason of exceptional service. personal effort. and unselfish interest have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following : their Lodge, the Order of the Arrow. Scouting. or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to the Lodge, council , and Scouting. Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in scouting and in .good standing in a regularly chartered Lodge is eligible for recommendation to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided a Brotherhood member for at least two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth , preference will be given to those who became members of the Order as Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis. TN 38112- 4899 c 000lt8601 rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or professional Scouters. When recommending an individual please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee·s accomplishments and character the committee has available. the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. Any individual may recommend any arrowman who meets these requirements. Vigil Honor recommendations will be accepted until MARCH 10, 1994 No recommendations will be accepted after this date . Forward all recommendations to- VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS , TN 38112-4899 Note that this recommendation is confidential. and to avoid possible disappointment. please do not advise the nominee in any way of your action in his behalf. Non- Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 01. L A VIMCE BUTHERLi:it•ID 1 099~~ l :::11 ~::: BLUEFIELD MEMPHIS TM :;::B:l.;:~B I -10- ... \ Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1993 (Dec) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7db860d8a6fa49fb1cb22bb72bd55cb0.pdf d4a9b4e13d7d1cd5c3d54f193c00ca6a PDF Text Text Chickasah Thunderbird "The Ibe Otrcirl Fuhlicatim of tbe tf,li'kasrh - (}rdfr. of fhe Annorv l.odge 4()6 Chicknsw CouncCI - Boy Scqrts of America IMP olume 1 Issue * Februa 2 I Q0, NT Lodge g I O i Fhrndeds ^{ward honors might BDd BLiIfy During our todge Banquet tJ.is past December, t odge Chuet Ja6on Stewart presented the Founder's Award, which is given annrrally to two A.rrrrmen r.'ho Lnst show the spid.t of r:ntirinA service. Mr. Leyton Wright, a Vigil Honor member, associated adyisor to for several Inside This Issue of The Chickasah Thunderbird ceremonies committee IMPIORTANT LODGE MEETING I I An IMPIORTAI\IT LODGE MEETING will tr held o See ya there! t kI lmportont Lodge Meeting. Founder's Aword Recipients Mgil Honors. Comp Promo. Lodge Bonquet, Comp Stoff 3 Activities, Comp Promo tions. Kio Kimo'93 4 MoilWeekendSeclion Conclove 5 Comp Stoff Applicotion 7 Lodge Dues, Conclove Regishotion Form B Lodoe Minutes ftom the lost .odoe Executive Committee Mto. �,2 The Chickasah Thunderbird i Contlnued from page i"Founders Award" years, who a.ssistcd in the pu"st with food preparaf.ion at ordcals, and eu;sisted with ;r variefir of lodgc committces in the lodge was one of those prescnted with the Fouudcls Award. Hunter Builcy, a Vigil Honor memtrr. who hels been t odge Chicf, Chapter Chicf, Ccremonies riha Indian Afflirs Chairman wr:,s also honored with the Foundcr's Aw:rd Ibr his outstnnding service and dedication- ConfratLli.ations and thanks to Hrrntcr and Mi. WrighU Vig:il Honor eatrlout bfrgE;est in 5iears lodgc family lranquet was - theThe also occasior. ibr thc arurual Vigil CaIl OuL This carll out was firc bi{pdst yearc. Fourtecn outst ri,Iing in Amowmen were cailled out as candidates for the Vigil Honor, wfuch reco{ni:zes " Bis Hit! Over l4O Chickasah Lod(c Arrowmcn and their familics enjoycd thcir country fricdsteak and potatocs whiic lltcJrdi_1g thc _annual L,odge iramily Banquct Deccmbcr 4 at Christ United Mcthodist ChurctrMembers f'rom young to old came and cnjcycd a night of family fun, food, and f'cllo-wship. Council Commissioner and Vigil Honor mcmbcr Dr. John Austin wr:Ls thc gtrcst speaker at ihe banqucl Everyonc llFyea his_ sharing *ltl, rr3 the history anrf vzr,hrcs of thc Chjckasaw Indians and tris challcnge to" us to ciury on t.hc work of our Order. Thank yorr Dr.''Austin for coniing and spcaking at the banquel Memhers of the 1992 Kia Kima camp stalf, NOAC garticip;mts, l;r^st yearJs District Councilmen, f Sgt -g2 Lodge Exccr:tivc Comrniltcc, ccremonies, dance teann, anrl camp promotions mcmbcrs were rcco(nizcci for thcir dcdication and cnthu-siasm in thc lodge. long-standing commitment and unsclfish service to the lodge, t}re council caffrp, ;rnd Scouting. Past'L,odAe Chief flunter Bailev introduced each- of l-tre nominees anil wars . assisted by fellow Vigil Honor mernbenr to call out the following furowmerr Scoutma^ster's Jim Canar.rlyi Joh-n Gui:u:. Kurt Ccct<, a:rd Robei.t Massey Professional George Lambcrq An Eastern C<lmmissio-ircr Dovle Sillimaru Kiar Kirna staff mern#rs uonrue Woodlee, l)avrd. WiUiams, juy Roserl Clrris Bell; k:dAe ceremonies tenm mernberc Matt Williarns, Walter Hoefut Michael Bland, and Brad Steverx;. C<.rngratulations to eill of ttrese glrgutlc+ and good luck as ilrey take llrcir Vigil in ircbfrrary. CampPromo Kid<off! Approximately 32 arrowmen promotions at the camp -at'Mc[.emore training on January-This 16 Christian Churctr. year rre not o4y have a Kia KIma - promotions video, but now we have a'l\IEy Unit elections video. This should make r-howed rrp unit election"s somewhat easier. Orrr new crew of arrowmen are now trained and ready to start going to trooo" to give those unit eliltions and iamp promotions. So Scoutma.sters, if you want 5rorrr unit election or camp dromofion at your troop soon then call'the Camo Promorions/Unit Elections Chairmah Lrey Cole at (9O1) 762-ZtZg. Ca.lrrpStaI?; A $rmmen of New Fbiends T€ochirrg, and Ilb"LI- -Ycu ffiId'r-sl<s +IEs difftrered Alter Krn Kima,s big successes in tgg2, Scouts and scorrtmi:-stcr:i u/ere asked riihat their favorite parl. about the improvilfll,Jmp wirs, and time and again the^ir ansr.rrcr was l].e stalf. Recent vears have seen huge'gains in trainind and the quaiity ot stalf members and ilieiF "rttii"iorm"n"ot to mention salnnes Thorrqh rt definitely offers salaries lower than those in the city, Krn Kima offers rewards like helpin€ a crrbscorrt make his lirsr rryoodcarving profct or teachin! that young scolrt the txurcs of first airl, br tincor:raging tha"t older'scouT 1o, rappel rlowrr rhe rower. All come frori w6rking on the Kia K.ima stalf. ;rn erpcrience of making new friefids. helping other people, ;rnd a srrruner that lrcu frill never forpet_ Brrt Kra Kima staff is also-a lot of work rafi(inp from morring tenls ro clcaning slop buckets. But all of thes"e jobs are workinp ro,rard making Kia Kima a better place to caino. requires 5nty ttrat you fill orrt th" enclosi:d .. Applyrng appucatton and itrrange for an interview witJ: Kia Kima Dire_c.tor Scon Stephens at the corrncil service center (327_ 4193).. T.*^qg inctudes three Saturrla]nr, all designed to educate the staff in assembling a qrralitv droprarrr f Deuetopnant"Plrtfiyanrl ' i.f year olds ean Ftoftwo aerve for vrceks to {ain ex-perience wlie.e thev zrre needed to srrpplcment the"reguiai staff. Jr:st fill orit the enclosed application and marl staff develoDment Droframifs a good wav to see whether Kia Kima is ttie place^fbr"yorr �? i Irc \,rucKas,;--ll1 I Iiuilucrolro ? ^'f,lll',ll',lnll'1 Activities Camp Prorcsoti*ses Service IInit Electiorrs and. and. All of those Arrowmen who have been tx some qpe of volunteer servicc pianned that I can get invoived in?" Well the answer is soon I am now underway planning for a service day to be held on Febmary 28. No a.sking "When wiil 1.here plans have been made yet but I need all ir.rrowmen who worrld bc wiiling to help out wtth M.I.F.A for a possible soup kitchen or food drivc to henefit the needy. Watch fbr more details and feel free to give me a call at 853-5390 if you are interested. ALso, a scrvice weekend has been planned ;it Kia Kima March 19, 20, and 2L. inlbrmation wiil be given at a later date. More Yours In Brotherhood, Steve Edwards Activities/Service Chairman Dear Arrowmen, i would like to thank those arrowmen who attcnded the trarrung session on January l6thrAt rj:'is meetinp we introduced thc llEW unit eleclion video. This video will make ttte process of holding an election tnuch easier. On the siunc tape, uae have the cuunp promotion video lbr Ki:r Kima- Wc also 'iritrodrrced the Distncr Councilmen- This spring, your Districl Counciiman will probably give you a czdl eurd ;:"sk you to visit a lroop. Ifs important that everyonc helps out so our councilmen won'l. have to do i-rll the-work. If you have any questions or wor:ld like to become active on this committce, ca]l me at 767-7t79. Sincerely, Trey Cole Camp Promo tions/Election"s Chairman Kia Kima \ S!:! ,Mlenllre: iike nevcr before tlris word is in the minds of the leaders setting out to plan Kia Kima '93, o .:^lrrrlrncr like nevcr before at the Chickasaw Cotrncil's beautiful sllmmer camp located in thc foot.hiils oI the Oztrrk Mountains nearr Hardy, Arkemsas. And ;rs an Arrowman in the Chickasah Lodge, the new programs and continued opportunities shouid appeal to you as never befbre, whether yorr're working on t.hose last few merit badges lbr yorr.r Eagle or just looking for a wcek of firn and high adventure in the hills-or both. Kia Kima ha.s it all in 19931 Kia Kima's merit badge prcgram will inclrrde some new additions for 19931 and the Ozark Venture Ba^se allows you to spend the week on a high adventurc canoeing, - t:ackpacking, ciimbinS, or our new Profct COPE higii counib for oldcr scouts. Wtratever you're interested in, Kia Kima 93 has it, and a^s a memtrer of tl:e O.d you're in the perfect position to.cnfry the programi If your troop is already signed up for Kia Kima, get your oeposrt ln early. _lf not, ask your Scoutmaster about going to Kia Kima, no matter where you've been bdforc] becarrse ills our car.np: _ And in many cases, yolr can arttend as nn indiiridual o,,=\ ' $ &hsdub Boy Scout Camp: First Week June 2O-26 Second Week June 27-July Third Week July 4-1o Fourth Week Fifth Week 3 Jrrly 11-17 Jluly tB-24 Junior Leader Training July 4-1 Cub Scout Resident Camp June 1 6-1 9 Webelos Summer Camp ' June I 6-1 �a4 The Chickasah T'hunderbird Yig:il and I' , set for ?,728 &-. F-rrr-E-r-frr! lt's corlxnl] around the corncr. Golighlly Trairung Ccnter at $5.00 per percorL 'Ihis year's breakfa.st wrll honor fbr:rtcr:n orrlstandrng Ar"rowmen (see Page 2) --and and wiil I'eature traditioni:.I l:rre i'eUowship. The Vigil itself wrll begin the cverung txfbre, and Vigil Honor members arc welcorne turd encouragcd to afl.end the ccrcmony an<l honor the new candidates. Lodge Pru;t Chief Huntcr Bailey will coordinate the weekend's evenl-s. Those interested in he lping with the ceremo ny or breakfn"st should caLl Hunter at 754-8ll98. Reservations tbr the breakfast can trc made at the council servicc center using the _rcSistrirtion lbrm at thc righl Vigil c:rndidatcs nccd not rcgisler. t9!t3 Vig"il I Fctlrutrry 2A is rlate set ibr this yea/s Chickasah t odge 4OO Vigii Breaklerst, schedrrled lbr U:OO arn- at Camp Cr:rrier's I Coliqhlly Ir<rinin<1 oi he Cl-ri<:koscrn Locloe 406 Bov S<;culs of ArrrSnco i lhodere(J i>v rhe (liitckosow (;()unctl cf thc; Arrow I Phone Number I ! I I Unit I SSJ00 I 1993 to* Ivlemphie, TN ion<:v llt:r:xnron - Locroe Advtsor '.Vcren i.'liotl - Cr-'rem<;nres ,A(lvrsc)r llon EtJntonds - O<:mp Pronr<>lions Acjvrsor - Aclviltes Advisor llcouti:xe<;uilve l?ooc.rI Sllcki()nd ,t>r; i-ltnq - f hc lhuncerairo welcrjnrcs yoLlr suclqJestons ond ccmrnonls ob()ul1he oublicr:ion onrt irrvrtr:s vbu tr> sribrnrt rnr:teriol f<>r publicolrori. Senrl r:r>rnmenh queslons. or conectons to-ilrocl lj lr:,,,e:ns. [:LJi1r;r I t>r igr.' Secrek:ry lre()surer 809 S(r,nter (love Memg>tris. IN 3Bl 22 I I 2-{899 I - - - - r - - - - Sign up ruxr for -J Seetion Conclave in April ,. .co,t.i ler)r (r,rs &J.oogt-: Slor I nOvr.sr>r 381 I r Jtrson S fewort - I odoe Chiei .156- I 91 7 wnant - , o()uc vicr: .llricf obJ.Vo,i5 - I I Chickosoh Lodge d06 Chickssqw Council, BSA l7l S. Hollywood Slrcet ,..1(:r, 'nr^r I Ferson checks poyoble'to Chickosow Council, BSA, ond I sendI\4oke or t:ke this form ond poyment beforc Februory 25, I - ;l :,,' :il;;,' - ;i'ffi ;)3':;;r s,::Hg.'' ili.'i r;. \&(Jl1er r roenn Aff. Cltorrrlon 3X Ai)i - i-ere-nronies/inr:iorr ,^r 'i\, , lr ':ct, r-aan /'l:rat Fer i I L ' I I I Order" i - O<:m;> t.)trrri<:r - ii:00 r:.m. I Nom I '.inir:rr:i Plrbircolon ! Cc:nlc:r l"r;bnrory 18. 199.) I I TboChlr'kasglrM Breakfast As some of you may or may not know the section conclave is no longer called SE-2 Conclave, but now it has changed to SR-9 Conclave. This ycar the conclave stjll features manv of the compet.itions and contests, but they mU fre moverl this year to Camp Mack Morns which is located west of the Tennessee River near Irst Camden TN. between Memphis and Nashville. Be a part of the fun Our lodse has commrlted to 'parucipate and help witti toage dispiays, cererironies' and dance ^ competition" trafning sessions, and a closing campfire. SIG]Y AP T()DAY, RESERYE YOUR PIACE AIYD COIYCL.AYE ilERCEAIYDISE r..Onlt ON PAGE 7. .+ WTTfl EE xE af, iEiE {=,cnrirrre: bee ==- t �l 993 KIA KI]UA SCOI,rT RESERVATION Chickasaw Couneil BOY SCOT]TS OF AMEruCA Application for Emplolment rpplration Thia dil no3 rll b. atv6 rcr 6Ei&iruar, but ill lEtDf Epi, Urt th..pphG.nr nll b. cpltd- Personal Information Attsch photograph here Name Address City State ?,tp Birt} Date Social Security # Phone School and Comnrudty Activities GPA i Ust achievements and leadership positions Shouting Experience UnitE:. nank -Distrist Position Yearc in Scouting Other leadership pocitiou h€Id Camping Erperience Years as Camper If you a member of the Years on Staf_ I "st Camp Statrposition ffier of the Atrow, please circle membership statu!: &deal Brotherhood Vigil List lodge ofEces yooLr. held ffssutrnncrtede R€coEEGEdrdon I recommend thir and, Scout Spirir. -- Thir Etion ir rtqnirad for eppliratr r3r Scout for the Kia Kima Camp lt endu&. St8fr. Pleuc @mnunt onthc appliodly, Siglrhrrr Plzw @mglet qulifutbru Det. 6oth sidos of tlu appltcation �Scouting Skillg check thos€ merit badges you have earned and circle those you can teach Swimming Lifesaving Canoeing Rowing Small boat saiiing Motorboating Lifeguard BSA Water Safety Instructor Astronomy Nature Rcptile Study Environmental Science Forestry Soil & Water Conservatio;: Fish & Wildlife Management _ Weather Archery Rifle Shooting Shotgun Shooting Basketry Leatherwork lYood Carving Indian Lore Camping Cooking Pioneering Orientcering Wilderness Sunrival First Aid Space Exploration Metalwork Em.rgen.y Preparedn": Communications Fishing ffi'"8-flH*'"o,." Pottery Paul Bunyan COPE SkilIr---- BSA woodsaai--- Lifeguard Progran List any musical instruments you can play Are you CPR trained? Al'1. Red Cross Basic List expiration date of certification iration date anY High Adventure Bases? Wher e and StJf, fSSrtti5Ended List first choice First Aid? List second choice t; Wtren List third choice Refeneacee Name Address netu!,D this Ciry, State ZIP app[cation to: Phone Boy Scoutr of Anerica l7f South Eollyrrood Ave. Memphi4 lIY 8ttfz �? .: . \1 i Ltc (,ittcrasah 'i'irunticririru 'fl t' \ I I I I t are drre! I I I lJerc urc mV i993 Cirickr:solr LorJge dues: 55 00 per Vear I I I I I Plecse yan ide ttrc f olltw i ng t rt-ar mr;d.i That's nght fotks. Lndgc dues for the coming year are now duc, and we want yorr to continue your membership in the Chick;rsair T Lndge. I By payrng and staying a memirer, I you can lind out the latest new$ in The t Chicka"sah Thrrnderbird and what. events arc I coming up in the months for you to lx a part on: T I Nome: I o1'. I I Addrcss: I I citv: I Str:te: ZIP: t t I _ I Trrcop: Dote of Birth: I t Phone Number I I Brotr\erhood VigilHonor I (ihcck Ploosc h.fe rf fil: hfomQllon h(;: (.n:tneoct ln tho l)ost t: months I tr I I As o port of my ObliEolron Jr: Cheerful Service, I would like I to help on the followrng lodge commrttee: I nactvitiee/Senrice I I I C,rmp PrumotonsTUnrt Elections I t fl CeremoniesTlnclion Affoirs I I (_-) tr odeot tr I i\,4oil or tuke in person lo: Chickr::qh Lodqe 406 I Chickcrsuw Councrl, BSA I I7l S. HollVwoo'J Slreet I IVlemphis, TN 381 I 2-4899 I trginrung in January I - The 1992 Section SR-9 Conclave next April The Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood I The Order's programs at Kia Kima, such as I lhe Brotherhoods and Fellowships I - And much" much morel I fl I - ftre Vigil and Breakfast for Vigil Honor members - The Camp Promotion and Unit Election cil'ort I I I AU you have to do is clip and mail or take I the fbrm at left to the Chickasaw Council Service I Center. Make checks payable to the Br:y Scorrts I of America Do it now to avoid the late t'de. Nei_ir ! I I the beginning of the year, you will receive a ncw *e.=ki"i:ljp card. Plecse.-n,rtc that if' yoir',.*eru inducted ets an Ordeal member or brcame ;r Brotherhood member at the Fail Ordecri in I I September, your dues are already paid. I I I L--- &=, 1l-r----*----- - Conclsve 1993 Ordcr of ttre Arrow Scction - Rcgistuatinn - r - - - 1 I Name: FEES ATID MERCHASIDISE! $20.00 registration f'ee if payed by March 1 st $25.0O if payed after March 1st # Extra patches @ $4 # Hat pins @ $2.50 # Mugs @ $4 TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLDSED: $ L--rr-flrrr I Addrcss: Citrc I State: Youth ZIP: I Adu.lt Comp.ete utd return totth p.gment to Chtckctsoh lidqs 406. Clttcko^sclts Counei[ BSy'..- l7I S. Hollgtuood "streer: M_etnfids, TN 38112-4899, bg Motrtt I Jor tfie reduczl fee. Moke checks puable fo Boy"Sr:outs oJ Anrcdca Cheak here l.f you ere lntercsted ln geftfng transgtrtcttion to the conclape. C-hec\ here tJ Uou ere o-ble to prouide tronsprfation for those in need Hotu mang others can goit cN_ I I I I t I I i �a8 - The Chickasah'lhunderbird nfowltourfmM: bgtttr infonnr ryu +*f todss doccsim rnnlring.trEoc€ss "f tlm rnirnrfers fo1 Q" pqg*r".r" fuouttue Csmrniftetifi""fi-g nre inchrded. ia this Thnrndsti".d __ Tb Chiekasah Lodge 4gG Grden tlf the Alrmn B"y scouts of Ameriea Chickosow Council Soutir Hollvwood Street Memphis. Tennessee 3Bl I2-4899 l7l LorJge Ercn-fi€ Crrnmilhe [,teding Minrfus hnuary IZ19CB Minutes The Chickasah Lodge Executive Commrttee met at the Chickasaw Council Scout Ol'licc on January. i 2, 1993. tadge .chief Jason stewart called the meeting to oiaii if o'lo i."t Other memtxrs of lhe commiftee _pres^eDt included tndge Vice ChiEf atan Wnehq [,,irigc. S-ccrc-tary-lre'rstlrer Brad Stevens; todge's Pa^st Chief Hun"ter Bailere L,odpe's paJfVi. C-hr?i Ken Kimble; Ceremolies/tndian Aflaiis Chairman Walter Hoetui Canip promotions/Urut Elections Chairman Trey Cole; Activities/Civic Servrce Chairman Stevt Edwardo^: f,"ap" Heckmarr L,odge Staff Arlvisor Scort Stephens; Ceremonie;^"J*"'ati*"* frfvlsor Mr. .S:t9y Advlsor Warren Elliol.E Camp Promotions/Unit Electiins Adyisor Ron Edmonds: Troop 415 ScoutmaN;ter Mr. Jirn Canaidy Ccremonies/lndierr Afferirs Assistant afirmin HAI Bkmd. Peter Abell Chuck Barber, Martez Moore, and .lon Bussell are all Oistriit toi-.ifr"# for 1992-93 year. Jason ;rsked for a-respon^se fo.r the minutes of the past meeting. Alan motioned lhat mtnutes. Walter seconded iL we accept thc CAMP PROMOTIONSA'NIT ELECTIONS Tite CamL. Promotions/Urut Elections Tr;lirung wiil be hekl January 16 at McLemore Cirristiaur Church- W'e have not receivcd as man] lraining postcards as'we have wishcd for. Trey.hopes for_morc D.C,'s to show rrp t.his Satr:rday ttraii ht this meetin{. Trev will try to chcck otrl. ;r TV from the scot.tt ol'fice Thursday. etair nas the training vifeos cfo'ne ana ha* f:rought. them to the mecting. Jason mcnl.irined tlat it is helpful i'f you do most ;t th; electiorio* alt campofces, THE 406 I|ILE J*;on h:rs mentioned to start a file of whcrt things neerl to be done for certzrin events. This can help the future Chief not to s&rrt from scratch'everv fime. Steve has written a irst ol'things to do before the oA banquel Jason asked Brad to iiold the file. ASIC PROGRAM Alan explains thoroughly what the AS.K. Pro{ram is. It is where the adr.rlts in thc lorlge.torm a team and help troops on first tjme cam-pouts and other things. This program would have ;r ynuth chairmiur- TEe L.E.C. discussed pircspects for the charirinan SCOIrTMASTER'S DINNER The Scoutrna.ster's Dinner wiU be on February 4ttr- 'We'll need lOOlbs. of wild [ame," said Ron Edmonds. This is a l.radition for ttre Delta'Council This wilt proGbiy ne--*ie nr{t Prgg{|m..Ytt t_t g.Chickasaw and Delta lxaders together. Hunter say, hri has crinnections to get ail wild fowl (duck) you wanl They also may n6ed deer, quail ratitrit, squirrel, and otherc. i) �: t rt :/g^ t 'Fl -.. r\1 ' ! ... I : l tllull(lefolr(l tllc \..i1]Ci(asall 'rq. ..1.. Chickasah hdge 406 Minutesl/IUql Pry2 ACTIVITIES/CIVIC SERVICE The service day on January 31 has txen changed to Febmarry 28. Steve has talked to Mr. Strickland ;rbout iiaving a soup kitcherr, and Stevi-will call M.I.F.A for more information. CEREMOMESNNDIAN ATT"AIRS The next date for Ceremonies/Indian Affairs: Jirnuary 24th - Dance meeting Fcbnrary 7lh - Cercmonies meeling Fetlmary 14th - Ceremonies/Dance meetrng March 7th - Ceremonies meeting March 14th - Dance meeting DUES CARDS La^s1. vear. Lisa in the scout otfice had some dues cards printed up but thev didn't we thcrn- Jasori likes them this yezrr becau.se most of tl:em are atrtady made rrp and-would sate thc loclge ol'ab<lr-rl $45r.00 for printing rrp br;rnd new ones. Jason asked for a response {br the dues cards. Aliirr mqliEneii ii:isi we atcCpt the cards. Waiter secondcd iL CONCI,AVE The SR-9 Conclave wiU be April 16-1 B at Cemrp Mack Morris near JacksorL Tcnnessce. The Chick;,rsah L,odgle is this year-in chargc of the Ceremonies competition It ha^s been decided that this yelr there wili be no 1st 2nd, or 3rd. lnstead it wiil be based on a point systern- The pdging wrll be done by youth and adrrlts. Ja^son needs to get letter from Michael so it can tx sent to the section Alan mentioned that we need to $ive somethrnS to each to -. -pexsnn, htl all r:f-lhern need tr the sarne. PROGRAM Discussion^s took place on a review of the 1992 program and plans for covered a variety of activities, such as Ordcals, Brotherhoods, and Vigil 1993. This Tho L,odge E:rccutftrc Committeea^!s outHed. in "Grrids fm Officcs arrd Advimrs' ihc execulive comrlitlee of lhe iodqe- u key group- consisi oi the youlh servinq 0s Lodgc' oi{icers (includinq the posi Lodge Chief), lodqe operoiin0 comrnillee choirmen, the stol{ odviser, the Scoul execulive,0nd 0n0ther member o[ the comping commi1lee 0r l]oy Scout Commillc'e. l{ ii is {ell thoi this group is noi represeniolive,0lodge moy seleci 1wo or three members 0i lorge- Indion lore or public reloiions experls, Ior irrslottce* tu serve on lire commiitee. lf lhere ure choplers in lhe lodqe, llre chopier chiefs ond odvisors ore members oi the lodge execuiive commiilee. Anv lodqe member is welconre to oilend execu{ive commi11ee rneelinqs 0s 0n OBSIRVIR, The execulive commil1ee rs the sieerinq commiilee o1 the lodqe, lt ioces the problerns, siudies possible soiulions, ond then, throuqh the lodqe 0r chopler cornmillee orqonizoiion,ocls. 11 corries on the business ol ihc lodge, coordinoling the work being done by ofiicers ond operolinq comrniiilees, Ihe execulive comrnitlee is o reiolively snroll qroup ond thus is oble 1o hondle the busincss o{ thc locqc : !urck rnd eiiicreni ,nonner, the :'riire mfriler:fr;p.t{ the jodqe should, nouievel, hecr; rfpQri .f r;ii 'r,t;irr dt:cisiorrs t;ncj irru jct,is beinq plonncd, rn �o10 The Chickasah Thunderbird i \ \ I Objective: The 0rdcr of the Arrow, founded in 1915 o1 the Philodelphir: Scout o^-^ Irt lslond,grevv 0u1 of o desire to emphosize ihe foct thct the good uullllr, r':csure Scout Comper is not oniy pro{icient in the skills o{ Scoutcroft, but olso proctices ihe principles o{ Scoulhood. lt wos intended os o device to glorify the Scout Promise ond the Scout Low in the mind of the young mon who is o Scout Comper. Purpose: Out o{ this historic bockqround, the purpose of the 0rder hos been set forth os follows: 1. To recognize those Scout Compers who best exemplify ihe Scoui Promise on'd Lcw in their doily lives ond by such recoqnilion couse other compers to conduct themselves in such m0nner os 1o worronl recogniiion. 2. To develop ond mointoin comping troditions ond spirit. To pror"note Scout compinq, which recches i1s qreotest eifecliveness cs c pcri cf the l"Jnii's comping progrom, ond to help strengihen the Disirict ond Council comping pr0gr0rrr i;uIir yrur uruUird orri irl tlre rutrrrrrct uuiilp, us tjirectcci i.,y ihctorrtpirrg ond Aclivilies Committee of the Council. 4. To crystollize ihe Scout hobit oi helpfulness into o life purpose of leodership in cheer{ul service to others. I ' Nlm-Prdft Olganirdicn Chickosow Council BOY .l71 SCOUTS OF AIl/tRlCA S Ho-Hvwood Street Memphis,IN 381l2-4899 coo VINCE U.S hdage Hl\lD It4ernphi$ TN Fbrmil t{o tl35 101 L Alfi Q r'\ SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD },IEMPHIS TN 38128 Address Correction Requested � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document "The Chickasah Thunderbird * Ibe Otrcirl Fuhlicatim of tbe tf,li'kasrh l.odge 4()6 - (}rdfr. of fhe Annorv Chicknsw CouncCI - Boy Scqrts of America IMP NT olume 1 Issue 2 I O Lodge i g Februa I Q0, Inside This Issue of The Chickasah Thunderbird I t lmportont Lodge Meeting. Founder's Aword Recipients Mgil Honors. Comp Promo. Lodge Bonquet, Comp Stoff 3 Activities, Comp Promo tions. Kio Kimo'93 4 MoilWeekend- Seclion Conclove 5 Comp Stoff Applicotion 7 Lodge Dues, Conclove Regishotion Form B Lodoe Minutes ftom the lost .odoe Executive Committee Mto. Fhrndeds ^{ward honors might BDd BLiIfy During our todge Banquet tJ.is past December, t odge Chuet Ja6on Stewart presented the Founder's Award, which is given annrrally to two A.rrrrmen r.'ho Lnst show the spid.t of r:ntirinA service. Mr. Leyton Wright, a Vigil Honor member, associated adyisor to ceremonies committee for several IMPIORTANT LODGE MEETING I An IMPIORTAI\IT LODGE MEETING will tr held o See ya there! Ik ,2 The Chickasah Thunderbird i Contlnued from page i- "Founders Award" years, who a.ssistcd in the pu"st with food preparaf.ion at ordcals, and eu;sisted with ;r variefir of lodgc committces in the lodge was one of those prescnted with the Fouudcls Award. Hunter Builcy, a Vigil Honor memtrr. who hels been t odge Chicf, Chapter Chicf, Ccremonies riha Indian Afflirs Chairman wr:,s also honored with the Foundcr's Aw:rd Ibr his outstnnding service and dedication- ConfratLli.ations and thanks to Hrrntcr and Mi. WrighU CampPromo Kid<off! Bis Hit! Vig:il Honor eatrlout bfrgE;est in 5iears - The lodgc family lranquet was also the occasior. ibr thc arurual Vigil CaIl OuL This carll out was firc bi{pdst in yearc. Fourtecn outst ri,Iing Amowmen were cailled out as candidates for the Vigil Honor, wfuch reco{ni:zes long-standing commitment " and unsclfish service to the lodge, t}re council caffrp, ;rnd Scouting. Past'L,odAe Chief flunter Bailev introduced each- of l-tre nominees anil wars . assisted by fellow Vigil Honor mernbenr to call out the following furowmerr Scoutma^ster's Jim Canar.rlyi Joh-n Gui:u:. Kurt Ccct<, a:rd Robei.t AMnas sey Professional George Lambcrq Eastern C<lmmissio-ircr Dovle Sillimaru Kiar Kirna staff mern#rs uonrue Woodlee, l)avrd. WiUiams, juy Roserl Clrris Bell; k:dAe ceremonies tenm mernberc Matt Williarns, Walter Hoefut Michael Bland, and Brad Steverx;. C<.rngratulations to eill of ttrese glrgutlc+ and good luck as ilrey take llrcir Vigil in ircbfrrary. Over l4O Chickasah Lod(c Arrowmcn and their familics enjoycd thcir country fricdsteak and potatocs whiic lltcJrdi_1g thc _annual L,odge iramily Banquct Deccmbcr 4 at Christ United Mcthodist Churctr- Members f'rom young to old came and cnjcycd a night of family fun, food, and f'cllo-wship. Council Commissioner and Vigil Honor mcmbcr Dr. John Austin wr:Ls thc gtrcst speaker at ihe banqucl Everyonc llFyea his_ sharing *ltl, rr3 the history anrf vzr,hrcs of thc Chjckasaw Indians and tris challcnge to" us to ciury on t.hc work of our Order. Thank yorr Dr.''Austin for coniing and spcaking at the banquel Memhers of the 1992 Kia Kima camp stalf, NOAC garticip;mts, l;r^st yearJs District Councilmen, f Sgt -g2 Lodge Exccr:tivc Comrniltcc, ccremonies, dance teann, anrl camp promotions mcmbcrs were rcco(nizcci for thcir dcdication and cnthu-siasm in thc lodge. Ca.lrrpStaI?; A $rmmen of New Fbiends T€ochirrg, and Ilb"LI- -- Ycu ffiId'r-sl<s +IEs difftrered Approximately 32 arrowmen r-howed rrp at the camp promotions training on January 16 -at'Mc[.emore oC4hryis tian Churctr. -This year rre not have a Kia KIma - promotions video, but now we have a'l\IEy Unit elections video. This should make unit election"s somewhat easier. Orrr new crew of arrowmen are now trained and ready to start going to trooo" to give those unit eliltions and iamp promotions. So Scoutma.sters, if you want 5rorrr unit election or camp dromofion at your troop soon then call'the Camo Promorions/Unit Elections Chairmah Lrey Cole at (9O1) 762-ZtZg. Alter Krn Kima,s big successes in tgg2, Scouts and scorrtmi:-stcr:i u/ere asked riihat their favorite parl. about the improvilfll,Jmp wirs, and time and again the^ir ansr.rrcr was l].e stalf. Recent vears have seen huge'gains in trainind and the quaiity ot stalf members and ilieiF "rttii"iorm"n"ot to mention salnnes Thorrqh rt definitely offers salaries lower than those in the city, Krn Kima offers rewards like helpin€ a crrbscorrt make his lirsr rryoodcarving profct or teachin! that young scolrt the txurcs of first airl, br tincor:raging tha"t older'scouT 1o, rappel rlowrr rhe rower. All come frori w6rking on the Kia K.ima stalf. ;rn erpcrience of making new friefids. helping other people, ;rnd a srrruner that lrcu frill never forpet_ Brrt Kra Kima staff is also-a lot of work rafi(inp from morring tenls ro clcaning slop buckets. But all of thes"e jobs are workinp ro,rard making Kia Kima a better place to caino. .. Applyrng requires 5nty ttrat you fill orrt th" enclosi:d appucatton and itrrange for an interview witJ: Kia Kima Dire_c.tor Scon Stephens at the corrncil service center (327_ 4193).. T.*^qg inctudes three Saturrla]nr, all designed to educate the staff in assembling a qrralitv droprarrr Ftof f Deuetopnant"Plrtfiyanrl ' i.f year olds ean aerve for two vrceks to {ain ex-perience wlie.e thev zrre needed to srrpplcment the"reguiai staff. Jr:st fill orit the enclosed application and marl staff develoDment Drofram- ifs a good wav to see whether Kia Kima is ttie place^fbr"yorr ?^'f, lll',ll',iln lIl'1rc \,rucKas,;--ll1 I Iiuilucrolro ? Activities and. Service Camp Prorcsoti*ses and. IInit Electiorrs All of those Arrowmen who have been a.sking "When wiil 1.here tx some qpe of volunteer servicc pianned that I can get invoived in?" Well the answer is soon I am now underway planning for a service day to be held on Febmary 28. No plans have been made yet but I need all ir.rrowmen who worrld bc wiiling to help out wtth M.I.F.A for a possible soup kitchen or food drivc to henefit the needy. Watch fbr more details and feel free to give me a call at 853-5390 if you are interested. ALso, a scrvice weekend has been planned ;it Kia Kima March 19, 20, and 2L. More inlbrmation wiil be given at a later date. Yours In Brotherhood, Steve Edwards Activities/Service Chairman Dear Arrowmen, i would like to thank those arrowmen who attcnded the trarrung session on January l6thr- At rj:'is meetinp we introduced thc llEW unit eleclion video. This video will make ttte process of holding an election tnuch easier. On the siunc tape, uae have the cuunp promotion video lbr Ki:r Kima- Wc also 'iritrodrrced the Distncr Councilmen- This spring, your Districl Counciiman will probably give you a czdl eurd ;:"sk you to visit a lroop. Ifs important that everyonc helps out so our councilmen won'l. have to do i-rll the-work. If you have any questions or wor:ld like to become active on this committce, ca]l me at 767-7t79. Sincerely, Trey Cole Camp Promo tions/Election"s Chairman \ Kia Kima S!:! ,Mlenllre: iike nevcr before tlris word is in the minds of the leaders setting out to plan Kia Kima '93, o .:^lrrrlrncr like nevcr before at the Chickasaw Cotrncil's beautiful sllmmer camp located in thc foot.hiils oI the Oztrrk Mountains nearr Hardy, Arkemsas. And ;rs an Arrowman in the Chickasah Lodge, the new programs and continued opportunities shouid appeal to you as never befbre, whether yorr're working on t.hose last few merit badges lbr yorr.r Eagle or just looking for a wcek of firn and high adventure in the hills-or both. Kia Kima ha.s it all in 19931 Kia Kima's merit badge prcgram will inclrrde some new additions for 19931 and the Ozark Venture Ba^se allows you to spend the week on a high adventurc canoeing, - t:ackpacking, ciimbinS, or our new Profct COPE higii counib for oldcr scouts. Wtratever you're interested in, Kia Kima 93 has it, and a^s a memtrer of tl:e O.d you're in the perfect position to.cnfry the programi If your troop is already signed up for Kia Kima, get your oeposrt ln early. _lf not, ask your Scoutmaster about going to Kia Kima, no matter where you've been bdforc] becarrse ills our car.np: _ And in many cases, yolr can arttend as nn indiiridual o' ,,=\ &hsdub Boy Scout Camp: First Week June 2O-26 Second Week June 27-July 3 Third Week July 4-1o Fourth Week Jrrly 11-17 Fifth Week Jluly tB-24 Junior Leader Training July 4-1 Cub Scout Resident Camp June 1 6-1 9 Webelos Summer Camp ' June I 6-1 $ a4 The Chickasah T'hunderbird t Yig:il and set for lt's corlxnl] around the corncr. Fctlrutrry 2A is rlate set ibr this yea/s Chickasah t odge 4OO Vigii Breaklerst, schedrrled lbr U:OO arn- at Camp Cr:rrier's Golighll'yIh Tisra irung Ccnter at $5.00 per percorL year's breakfa.st wrll honor fbr:rtcr:n orrlstandrng Ar"rowmen (see Page 2) and wiil I'eature traditioni:.I l:rre --and i'eUowship. The Vigil itself wrll begin the cverung txfbre, and Vigil Honor members arc welcorne turd encouragcd to afl.end the ccrcmony an<l honor the new candidates. Lodge Pru;t Chief Huntcr Bailey will coordinate the weekend's evenl-s. Those interested in he lping with the ny caLl Hunter at 98. or breakfn"st should Reservations tbr the breakfast can ?,728 t9!t3 Vig"il Breakfast Coliqhlly Ir<rinin<1 Cc:nlc:r - O<:m;> t.)trrri<:r l"r;bnrory 18. 199.) - ii:00 r:.m. Phone Number SSJ00 Fer Ferson i I\4oke checks poyoble'to Chickosow Council, BSA, ond send or t:ke this form ond poyment beforc Februory 25, 1993 to* Chickosoh Lodge d06 Chickssqw Council, BSA l7l S. Hollywood Slrcet Ivlemphie, TN 381 I 2-{899 - - - - r - - - r - -J Nom Unit ceremo 754-8ll trc made at the council servicc center using the _rcSistrirtion lbrm at thc righl Vigil c:rndidatcs nccd not rcgisler. TboChlr'kasglrM '.inir:rr:i Plrbircolon oi he Cl-ri<:koscrn Locloe 406 ' Order" cf thc; Arrow - Bov S<;culs of ArrrSnco i lhodere(J i>v rhe (liitckosow (;()unctl Jtrson S fewort - I odoe Chiei .156- I 91 7 ,..1(:r, wnant - , o()uc vicr: .llricf obJ.Vo,i5 ,. ;l :,,' :il;;,' - ;i'ffi ;)3':;;r s,::Hg.'' ili.'i r;. \&(Jl1er r roenn - i-ere-nronies/inr:iorr Aff. Cltorrrlon 3X Ai)i , lr 'nr^r ,^r 'i\, - ':ct, r-aan /'l:rat ion<:v llt:r:xnron - Locroe Advtsor .co,t.i ler)r (r,rs &J.oogt-: Slor I nOvr.sr>r '.Vcren i.'liotl - Cr-'rem<;nres ,A(lvrsc)r llon EtJntonds - O<:mp Pronr<>lions Acjvrsor l?ooc.rI Sllcki()nd - Aclviltes Advisor ,t>r; i-ltnq - llcouti:xe<;uilve f hc lhuncerairo welcrjnrcs yoLlr suclqJestons ond ccmrnonls ob()ul1he oublicr:ion onrt irrvrtr:s vbu tr> sribrnrt rnr:teriol f<>r publicolrori. Senrl r:r>rnmenh queslons. or conectons to-- ilrocl lj lr:,,,e:ns. [:LJi1r;r I t>r igr.' Secrek:ry lre()surer 809 S(r,nter (love Memg>tris. IN 3Bl 22 Sign up ruxr for Seetion Conclave in April As some of you may or may not know the section conclave is no longer called SE-2 Conclave, but now it has changed to SR-9 Conclave. This ycar the conclave stjll features manv of the compet.itions and contests, but they mU fre moverl this year to Camp Mack Morns which is located Irst west of the Tennessee River near Camden TN. between Memphis and Nashville. Be a part of the fun Our lodse has commrlted to 'parucipate and help witti toage dispiays, cererironies' and dance ^ competition" trafning sessions, and a closing campfire. SIG]Y AP T()DAY, RESERYE YOUR PIACE AIYD COIYCL.AYE ilERCEAIYDISE WTTfl EE r..Onlt ON PAGE 7. I' , b.+ ee =x=E- af, iEiE {=,cnrirrre: &-. F-rrr-E-r-frr! I I I I I I I I I I I I IL ! i I I ! II I I I I I I I l 993 KIA KI]UA SCOI,rT RESERVATION Chickasaw Couneil BOY SCOT]TS OF AMEruCA Application for Emplolment Thia rpplration rll b. atv6 rcr 6Ei&iruar, but ill lEtDf dil no3 Epi, Urt th..pphG.nr nll b. cpltd- Personal Information Name Address Attsch photograph here Birt} Date City Phone State Social Security # ?,tp School and Comnrudty Activities Ust achievements and leadership positions GPA i Shouting Experience Unit- -Distrist Position nank Yearc in Scouting Other leadership pocitiou h€Id Camping Erperience Years as Camper Years on Staf_ I "st Camp Statrposition If you a member of the ffier of the Atrow, please circle membership statu!: &deal Brotherhood Vigil List lodge ofEces yooLr. held -- ffssutrnncrtede R€coEEGEdrdon Thir Etion ir rtqnirad for eppliratr r3r lt endu&. I recommend thir Scout for the Kia Kima Camp St8fr. Pleuc @mnunt onthc appliodly, qulifutbru and, Scout Spirir. Siglrhrrr Det. Plzw @mglet 6oth sidos of tlu appltcation E:. Scouting Skillg Swimming Lifesaving Canoeing Rowing Small boat saiiing Motorboating Lifeguard BSA Water Safety Instructor Astronomy Nature Rcptile Study Fishing ffi'"8-flH*'"o,." Environmental Science - Forestry Soil & Water Conservatio;: Fish & Wildlife Management _ Weather Archery Rifle Shooting Shotgun Shooting Basketry Leatherwork lYood Carving Pottery Paul Bunyan woodsaai--- Indian Lore Camping Cooking Pioneering Orientcering Wilderness Sunrival First Aid BSA Lifeguard COPE Progran Space Exploration Metalwork Em.rgen.y Preparedn": Communications check thos€ merit badges you have earned and circle those you can teach SkilIr---- List any musical instruments you can play Are you CPR trained? List expiration date of certification Al'1. Red Cross Basic First Aid? iration date StJf, fSSrtti5Ended anY High Adventure Bases? Where and Wtren t; List first choice List second choice List third choice Refeneacee Name Address Ciry, State ZIP Phone Boy Scoutr of Anerica l7f South Eollyrrood Ave. Memphi4 lIY 8ttfz netu!,D this app[cation to: .: ? t' 'fl . \1 i Ltc (,ittcrasah 'i'irunticririru i are drre! I I I I tII I T III II I I t I I I I I I II II I tI I I I I I lJerc urc mV i993 Cirickr:solr LorJge dues: 55 00 per Vear Plecse yan ide ttrc f olltw i ng t rt-ar mr;d.i on: Str:te: ZIP: _ Trrcop: Dote of Birth: Phone Number (_-) tr odeot tr Brotr\erhood fl VigilHonor tr Ploosc (ihcck h.fe rf fil: hfomQllon h(;: (.n:tneoct ln tho l)ost t: months As o port of my ObliEolron Jr: Cheerful Service, I would like to help on the followrng lodge commrttee: nactvitiee/Senrice I C,rmp PrumotonsTUnrt Elections fl CeremoniesTlnclion Affoirs i\,4oil or tuke in person lo: Chickr::qh Lodqe 406 Chickcrsuw Councrl, BSA I7l S. HollVwoo'J Slreet IVlemphis, TN 381 I 2-4899 L--- &=, 1l-r----*----- That's nght fotks. Lndgc dues for the coming year are now duc, and we want yorr to continue your membership in the Chick;rsair Lndge. By payrng and staying a memirer, you can lind out the latest new$ in The Chicka"sah Thrrnderbird and what. events arc coming up in the months for you to lx a part o1'. Nome: Addrcss: citv: - ftre Vigil and Breakfast for Vigil Honor members - The Camp Promotion and Unit Election cil'ort trginrung in January I - The 1992 Section SR-9 Conclave next April - The Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood - The Order's programs at Kia Kima, such as lhe Brotherhoods and Fellowships - And much" much morel AU you have to do is clip and mail or take the fbrm at left to the Chickasaw Council Service Center. Make checks payable to the Br:y Scorrts of America Do it now to avoid the late t'de. Nei_ir the beginning of the year, you will receive a ncw *e.=ki"i:ljp card. Plecse.-n,rtc that if' yoir',.*eru inducted ets an Ordeal member or brcame ;r Brotherhood member at the Fail Ordecri in September, your dues are already paid. FEES ATID MERCHASIDISE! $20.00 registration f'ee if payed by March 1 st $25.0O if payed after March 1st # Extra patches @ $4 # Hat pins @ $2.50 # Mugs @ $4 TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLDSED: $ - - - - - - - - - r - - Addrcss: Citrc State: ZIP: Youth Adu.lt 1993 Ordcr of ttre Arrow Scction Conclsve Rcgistuatinn Name: 1 I I I I I I I I tI I Comp.ete utd return totth p.gment to Chtckctsoh lidqs 406. Clttcko^sclts Counei[ BSy'..- l7I S. Hollgtuood "streer: M_etnfids, TN 38112-4899, bg Motrtt I Jor tfie reduczl fee. Moke checks puable fo Boy"Sr:outs oJ Anrcdca Cheak here l.f you ere transgtrtcttion to the conclape. lntercsted ln geftfng C-hec\ here tJ Uou ere o-ble to prouide tronsprfation for those in need Hotu mang others can goit cN_ \ II II I T II t II It t II III I I I II I I I ! I II I I I I L--rr-flrrr a 8 The Chickasah'lhunderbird i) - nfowltourfmM: Tb bgtttr infonnr ryu "f +*f todss doccsim rnnlring.trEoc€ss tlm rnirnrfers fo1 Q" pqg*r".r" fuouttue Csmrniftetifi""fi-g nre inchrded. ia this Thnrndsti".d __ Chiekasah Lodge 4gG Grden tlf the Alrmn B"y scouts of Ameriea Chickosow Council l7l Soutir Hollvwood Street Memphis. Tennessee 3Bl I2-4899 LorJge Ercn-fi€ Crrnmilhe [,teding Minrfus hnuary IZ19CB Minutes The Chickasah Lodge Executive Commrttee met at the Chickasaw on Council Scout Ol'licc January. i 2, 1993. tadge .chief Jason stewart called the meeting to oiaii if o'lo i."t Other memtxrs of lhe commiftee _pres^eDt included tndge Vice ChiEf atan Wnehq [,,irigc. S-ccrc-tary-lre'rstlrer Brad Stevens; todge's Pa^st Chief Hun"ter Bailere L,odpe's paJfVi. C-hr?i Ken Kimble; Ceremolies/tndian Aflaiis Chairman Walter Hoetui Canip promotions/Urut Elections Chairman Trey Cole; Activities/Civic Servrce Chairman Stevt Edwardo^: f,"ap" frfvlsor .S:t9y Heckmarr L,odge Staff Arlvisor Scort Stephens; Ceremonie;^"J*"'ati*"* Advlsor Mr. Warren Elliol.E Camp Promotions/Unit Electiins Adyisor Ron Edmonds: Troop 415 ScoutmaN;ter Mr. Jirn Canaidy Ccremonies/lndierr Afferirs Assistant afirmin HAI Bkmd. Peter Abell Chuck Barber, Martez Moore, and .lon Bussell are all Oistriit toi-.ifr"# for 1992-93 year. Jason ;rsked for a-respon^se fo.r the minutes of the past meeting. Alan motioned lhat we accept thc mtnutes. Walter seconded iL CAMP PROMOTIONSA'NIT ELECTIONS Tite CamL. Promotions/Urut Elections Tr;lirung wiil be hekl January 16 at McLemore Cirristiaur Church- W'e have not receivcd as man] lraining postcards as'we have wishcd for. Trey.hopes for_morc D.C,'s to show rrp t.his Satr:rday ttraii ht this meetin{. Trev will try to chcck otrl. ;r TV from the scot.tt ol'fice Thursday. etair nas the training vifeos cfo'ne ana ha* f:rought. them to the mecting. Jason mcnl.irined tlat it is helpful i'f you do most ;t th; electiorio* alt campofces, THE 406 I|ILE J*;on h:rs mentioned to start a file of whcrt things neerl to be done for certzrin events. This can help the future Chief not to s&rrt from scratch'everv fime. Steve has written a irst ol'things to do before the oA banquel Jason asked Brad to iiold the file. ASIC PROGRAM Alan explains thoroughly what the AS.K. Pro{ram is. It is where the adr.rlts in thc lorlge.torm a team and help troops on first tjme cam-pouts and other things. This program would have ;r ynuth chairmiur- TEe L.E.C. discussed pircspects for the charirinan SCOIrTMASTER'S DINNER The Scoutrna.ster's Dinner wiU be on February 4ttr- 'We'll need lOOlbs. of wild [ame," said Ron Edmonds. This is a l.radition for ttre Delta'Council This wilt proGbiy ne--*ie nr{t Prgg{|m..Ytt t_t g.Chickasaw and Delta lxaders together. Hunter say, hri has crinnections to get ail wild fowl (duck) you wanl They also may n6ed deer, quail ratitrit, squirrel, and otherc. Chickasah hdge 406 Minutesl/IUql Pry2 ACTIVITIES/CIVIC SERVICE The service day on January 31 has txen changed to Febmarry 28. Steve has talked to Mr. Strickland ;rbout iiaving a soup kitcherr, and Stevi-will call M.I.F.A for more information. CEREMOMESNNDIAN ATT"AIRS The next date for Ceremonies/Indian Affairs: CONCI,AVE Jirnuary 24th - Dance meeting Fcbnrary 7lh - Cercmonies meeling Fetlmary 14th - Ceremonies/Dance meetrng March 7th - Ceremonies meeting March 14th - Dance meeting DUES CARDS La^s1. vear. Lisa in the scout otfice had some dues cards printed up but thev didn't we thcrn- Jasori likes them this yezrr becau.se most of tl:em are atrtady made rrp and-would sate thc loclge ol'ab<lr-rl $45r.00 for printing rrp br;rnd new ones. Jason asked for a response {br the dues cards. Aliirr mqliEneii ii:isi we atcCpt the cards. Waiter secondcd iL The SR-9 Conclave wiU be April 16-1 B at Cemrp Mack Morris near JacksorL Tcnnessce. The Chick;,rsah L,odgle is this year-in chargc of the Ceremonies competition It ha^s been decided that this yelr there wili be no 1st 2nd, or 3rd. lnstead it wiil be based on a point systern- The pdging wrll be done by youth and adrrlts. Ja^son needs to get letter from Michael so it can tx sent to the section Alan mentioned that we need to $ive somethrnS to each -. -pexsnn, htl all r:f-lhern need to tr the sarne. PROGRAM Discussion^s took place on a review of the 1992 program and plans for 1993. This covered a variety of activities, such as Ordcals, Brotherhoods, and Vigil Tho L,odge E:rccutftrc Committeea^! s outHed. in "Grrids fm Officcs arrd Advimrs' ihc execulive comrlitlee of lhe iodqe- u key group- consisi oi the youlh servinq 0s Lodgc' oi{icers (includinq the posi Lodge Chief), lodqe operoiin0 comrnillee choirmen, the stol{ odviser, the Scoul execulive,0nd 0n0ther member o[ the comping commi1lee 0r l]oy Scout Commillc'e. l{ ii is {ell thoi this group is noi represeniolive,0lodge moy seleci 1wo or three members 0i lorge- Indion lore or public reloiions experls, Ior irrslottce* tu serve on lire commiitee. lf lhere ure choplers in lhe lodqe, llre chopier chiefs ond odvisors ore members oi the lodge execuiive commiilee. Anv lodqe member is welconre to oilend execu{ive commi11ee rneelinqs 0s 0n OBSIRVIR, The execulive commil1ee rs the sieerinq commiilee o1 the lodqe, lt ioces the problerns, siudies possible soiulions, ond then, throuqh the lodqe 0r chopler cornmillee orqonizoiion,ocls. 11 corries on the business ol ihc lodge, coordinoling the work being done by ofiicers ond operolinq comrniiilees, Ihe execulive comrnitlee is o reiolively snroll qroup ond thus is oble 1o hondle the busincss o{ thc locqc rn : !urck rnd eiiicreni ,nonner, the :'riire mfriler:fr;p.t{ the jodqe should, nouievel, hecr; rfpQri .f r;ii 'r,t;irr dt:cisiorrs t;ncj irru jct,is beinq plonncd, : 'rq. r\1 ' ! ... t 'Fl -.. I - ..1.. : l t tllc \..i1]Ci(asall tllull(lefolr(l r:/tg ^ o10 The Chickasah Thunderbird i Objective: The 0rdcr of the Arrow, founded in 1915 o1 the Philodelphir: Scout ouu^ll-ll^r, rI'r:tcsure lslond,grevv 0u1 of o desire to emphosize ihe foct thct the good Scout Comper is not oniy pro{icient in the skills o{ Scoutcroft, but olso proctices ihe principles o{ Scoulhood. lt wos intended os o device to glorify the Scout Promise ond the Scout Low in the mind of the young mon who is o Scout Comper. Purpose: Out o{ this historic bockqround, the purpose of the 0rder hos been set forth os follows: 1. To recognize those Scout Compers who best exemplify ihe Scoui Promise on'd Lcw in their doily lives ond by such recoqnilion couse other compers to conduct themselves in such m0nner os 1o worronl recogniiion. 2. To develop ond mointoin comping troditions ond spirit. I To pror"note Scout compinq, which recches i1s qreotest eifecliveness cs c pcri cf the l"Jnii's comping progrom, ond to help strengihen the Disirict ond Council comping ' pr0gr0rrr i;uIir yrur uruUird orri irl tlre rutrrrrrct uuiilp, us tjirectcci i.,y ihctorrtpirrg ond Aclivilies Committee of the Council. 4. To crystollize ihe Scout hobit oi helpfulness into o life purpose of leodership in cheer{ul service to others. Chickosow Council .Bl7O1Y SCOUTS OF AIl/tRlCA S Ho-Hvwood Street Memphis,IN 381l2-4899 Nlm-Prdft Olganirdicn U.S hdage Hl\lD It4ernphi$ TN Fbrmil t{o tl35 coo VINCE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD },IEMPHIS TN 38128 101 L Alfi Q r'\ Address Correction Requested \ \ I Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1993 (Feb) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor