31 20 1125 https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/40a633c1046ce9229e09648ead3e2844.pdf b864f12d5c724f04d689d969deaa657d PDF Text Text �� 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 Vigil Honor Class of 1994 Peter Abell Ricky Beavers Brian Leith Robert Friedman Jim Mosley Monte Smith Ahoalan Nachpikin Lodge #558 Officers for 1995 Lodge Chief First Vice Chief Second Vice Chief Secretary Treasurer Brad Stevens Felder Davis Chuck Barber Peter Abell Sean Veazie Chickasah Lodge in 1994 National Honor Lodge Ron Yeager Best All Around Lodge 6,885 Hours Service to Council Nationally Ranked Ceremonies Team 100% Units Contacted for Camp Promotions 98°/o Camp Staff i I :I 1994 Family Banquet December 11 1994 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 1994 Title A name given to the resource 1994 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program 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 Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f9d1dda56658b7f829c20e64d074333b.pdf ffb9c934595bc0e185671d0914416d7f PDF Text Text 1 GUTME TO CHXCKASAW C$UNC$H, CAKflPS Foficies and Frocedur"es The gates sre open for yoe*......... Carnp Cerrrier Eudora, Mississippi Kia Kima Scout Reservafion Camp Tallaha Charlestott, Mississippi Hardy, Arkansas Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUT'S OF AIT{E,R.$CA 171 S" t{ofliywood Memrphis, Tennessee 3Sl 12 901-32?-4193 fftt j.'tlrLi a �Grllde toShi$kasaw Council Camps Table of Contents Introduction 7 Tour Permit Policy , Guideline for the Use of Council Camps 3 Guidelines for Aquatic Activities 4 Cnmp Currier - Facilities and Equipment 3 Map of Camp Currier 6 Mip to Camp Currier 7 Tallaha Facilities and Equipment 8 Map of Tallaha 9 Map to Tallaha 10 Kia Kima - Facilities and Equipment 1l Map of Kia Kima Scout Reservation t2 Map - Memphis to llardy, Arkansas 13 Map - Hardy, Arkansas to Kia Kima t4 Local Tour Permit Application (No. 34426) 15 Page I �Guide to Chichasaw Counc.il Camps INTRODUCTION This booklet contains guidelines for the use of camping properties operated by the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Chiekasaw Council operates three camping properties Camp Currier, near Eudora, Mississippi, Camp Tallaha, near Charleston, Mississippi, and Kia Kima Scout Reservation, near Hardy, Arkansas. TOUR PERMIT POLICY If your pack, troop, team or post plans an outing, other than a day "field trip" in or near your town, a tour permit is required. Tour permits establish high standards of health and safety for your unit, and assure parents and the council that your tour will be wisely planned, safe and fun For an outing within 500 miles of home base, a local tour permit is required. If the unit plans to travel more than 500 miles from homebase or outside the continentalrUnited States, a national tour permit is required. The Local Tour Permit Application (No. 34426) must be filed with Council Service Centerg[ lea,pt two wgEkl in advance of the scheduled activity for proper clearance. These applications will be forwarded to the Council Health and Safety Committee or Camping Committee for review before a permit is issued. The local tour permit will serrve as yourperrmit to use one of the Chickasaw Council camps. The National Tour Permit Application (No. 34419) must be filed with the Council Service Center at least one month before the activity. The Council Service Center will forward it to the BSA's Southeast Regional Service Center for final approval. .: Please call if your plans change! ; The Dunavant Scout Service Center - g0.l-327-41g3 Camp Currier - Camp Ranger - 601-429-6931 Camp Tallaha - Camp Ranger .'6Al-647-2887 Kia Kima Scout Reservation - Camp Ranger - 501-257-3390 . Page 2 �Guide to Chicktsaw Council Camos GLIIDELINES FOR THE USE OF COUi\CIL CANTPS A Local Tour Permit is used to arrange to use one of the Council camps. The application is to be filed with the Council Service Center at least trvo weeks prio. to the date of the outing. 2 There is no charge for the use of camping facilities at the council camps by packs, troops, teams or posts of the Chickasaw Council. out-of-council units wilr be charged $ l per camper per night. Non-Scout groups may use the lacilities under limited circumstances. Check with the Council Service Center for fees and agreement. 3 [roon arrival, check-in with the camp ranger or leave your permit in the permit Box. I.-,pon departure, you must check out with the camp ranger. 4 The speed limit is lS 5. Vehicles must park in designated parking Iots 6. No alcoholic beverages or fireworks are permitted. 7 No hunting or firearms are permitted. 8' MpH on all camp property Dispose of your trash properly. All trash musr be placed in a designated dumpster. Check with the camp ranger upon arrivar for rocation. 9. No holes are to be dug in camp. 10. The unit is responsible for any damage to fbcilities or equipment. Page 3 �Guide to Chickasaw Council Camps GI.IIDELII\ES FOR AQUATIC ACTTVITTES 1 All aquatic activities must follow the guidelines of the BSA's safe swim defense and Safety Afloa, programs. A Canoe and Rowboat Permit, which must be secured in advance form the Council Service Center, is required to use boats or for use of the camp lakes by troops with their owu canoes or rowboats. 3. Canoes and rowboats are available for adult leaders, troops, fsams and posts. 4. A leader, 21 years of age or older, who is certified in the Safety Afloat program, aud who has the Safety Afloat Certification (No. 4242) in their pocsession, must be present at all times that canom and/or rowboats are in use. The card will be checked when checklng out equipment. 5 Only Swimmers are allowed in canoes or rowboats. requirements for First Class Rank. 6. A Swimmer is one who has passed &s srvimming There is no charge for the use of boats and canoes on &e camp lakes (or on the river by the bridge at Kia Kima) 7 There is a rental fee of $5,00 per canoe per day for off-property rentals. 8. Check-in and check-out of equipment is through ttre camp ranger and requires a permit from the Council Service Center. 9. Rowboats and canoes may be checked out only for two-hour periods on Saturday and Sunday. 10. There is a maximum of 3 people in a canoe or rowboat. 11. All persons in a canoe or rowboat must wear 12. The buddy system prevails at all times. No lone rowboats or canoes are allowed on the lake at any time. 13. The unit assumes full responsibility for damage to camp equipment and paddle or oar and $30.00 for each demaged Personal Flotation Device. 14. The use of personal boats is subject to the same rules as the use of camp boats. 15. Fishing from canoes or rowboats is subjecq to,the saure 16. Fishing is allowed from the bank. The buddy system should be used. 17. There is absolutely no swimming allowed in the lake or pond at Camp Currier at any time. 18. a secured Personal Floation Device. rules. will pay $15.00 for each broken i Swimming is permitted in the lake at Kia Kima in designatei areas, using the Safe Swim Defense procedures. Page 4 �Cuide to Chickasaw Council CamPs CA}TP CURRIER FACILITIES AND EQI-IIPNI ENT 55 unit campsites 6 pavilion shelt. i Adirondack sites Chapet (seats 75) Shower House Latrines (near all campsites) Swimming Pool (Memorial Day through Labor Day) Cost -50 cents per person Safe Swim Detbnse procedures apply Pool reservations are made at the Council Service Center Pool times available lor swimming Friday - 9:00 a.m. to 7 00 p.m. Saturday - 8.00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sunday - l:00 p.m. to 5.00 p m. Tomahawk Lodge - Meetings only ( 100 people) No cooking or food preparation No dining No sleeping Golightly Training Center - CouncilrDistrict Training Meetings only. No smoking Campfire Amphitheater (seats 500) One pond - fishing only Lake Folk - Fishing, rowing and canoeing only No swimming in the lake Equipment - Reserve through Council Service Center: 15 canoes, two rowboats, one trailer with 2" ball ($25 refundable deposit for trailer) 2 dutch ovens 1 small fly 3 large flies 2 small tubs i baker tent 2 medium tubs wall 1I tents 2 large tubs 70 Voyager tents I lgloo patrol 2 7 griddles boxes 3 cook sets 2 water buckets 5 shovels 8 stoves I short shovel 12 swing blades 4 large bow saws 2 small bow saws equrpment must be rehrned to camp ranger in the same condition as received. Wet tents must be hung in the Tomahawk Lodge to dry A unit representative must return before the followrng Frrday to fold and check in the tents to the cam.p ranger Page 5 �-..! 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Page 7 �CAMP TALLAHA FACILITIES AND EQTI IPIIENT 9 Unit Carnpsites 5 Tent Sites 3 Cabin Sites I Adirondacks Showers in campsites during June. July and August i Pavilion Shelters Latrines in each Campsite i' Campfire Amphitheater Conference Center Kitchen facilities for small groups . Showers and Latrine Facilities Dining Hall Equipment - Reserve through Council Service Cenrcr ",' t2 Canoes with I Canoe Trailer ($25.00 Refundable Dc.Jrr,.rt 5 RowLroats with Oars 36 Personal Flotation Devices t2 Griddles t2 Coffee Pots I Oven J Box Saws J Axes 26 Campsite Grills t2 Cooking Kits 10 Chefs Kits l6 Camp Shovels I Full Shovel 1 Dining Flies , paddleS ti,r frailer) l1 5 Patrol Boxes EQUIPMENT MUST BE R.ETURNED TO CATIP R \\(;ER IN THE SAME CONDITION AS RECETVED. n �6 eSBd trryg 1l. rq vEi,lrTItS/& dlUzrTD "'.::1T,i ,J,19\. }l.{31 I srretb I / -*is' t $tIL t17 I t r)ft12 \ E'I :rrulgr \-- -/' I \plzrg I I ,'-j-ih l{.,('trJi El I I i tstrlot t I I , \ 3. a \ t , -..i.r,is-, fl tqwr\ dt AUO)trr|{' \ ,-;;-*.. jd!.rl di EX V1 ', -*u ettaA 9U s 7>n9rJE Y)IUSWY CO SrnOfS AOg 'Ilft{nof 1t\vsvxflHf da$flVW IddlSSISSI H .]\IOISg'IUYHf, YHYTTYI dIAIYf �lli tr --Mc55 rrFhi3 l. l+o hlg gVlse Cl n ckr J.lq Ja Cl.r.lo.rl lli rrn el +o u)iac*rr Lcle-l j; @ *o Srluc'r fir.''rrrrl.r DlE.lrors t0 tf,iItIB l*{trr€rrftrrrr CAMP TALLAHA CHARLESTON, MISSISSIPPI Page l0 *35 . +! YAd(st �Guide to Chickasaw Council Camos KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION FACILITTES AND EQTIIPNTENT 22 Unit campsites Showers in campsites during June, July and August Latrines near each campsite Hilltop chapel (seat 200) Campfire Amphitheater (electricity, lights, seats 500) Climbing and Rappelling Tower Times for use of the tower must be arranged with the camp ranger. During summer camp, summer camp rules appty At other times, unit leaders must have tower certrtication card. This card may be earned at summer camp. The unit must show proof of accident insurance The camp ranger must supervise the use of the t()wer Administration Building - Conference Facility - 35 people Cabins - Available for Scouters and their families, not tbr troop camping. All cabins have a maximum occupancy of four persons Cabins 1,2 & 3 include four single beds, linens, towels. retiigerator, batkoom & air conditioner Availability of these cabins depends on weather conditrons They are not heated. The cost of these cabins is $12.50 per night. Cabin 4 (the director's cabin) includes one double bed. trro single beds, towels, linens, kitchen, bathroom, air conditioner and central heat. This cabin is arailable regardless of the weather. The cost is $15.00 per night. Osage StaffCenter (Sleeping capacity - l2 people, heated ; Cost is $25.00 for two nights. Boating Equipment - 18 canoes, 6 rowboats, 2 canoe trailers (6 canoe capacity) $25.00 refundable deposit required for use of canoe trarler Other Equipment: Extensive supply available. Arrange at Council Senrce (.enter or see camp ranger upon arrival. Barrier-free campsite is available at a cost of $2.00 per person per weekend. Two week advance notice required. (Capacity a0) Campsite consists of'concrete platfornr, 2 person wall tents, bunk beds, picnic tables and access to central shower. �to A) oa (D CAMT CHEROKEE N) 2 ffir@t t oHogro:uM t,l rvlfiProotwlu r,i; I oRrDolcg i 6 ARI(6I/HEAD 7 Rofx'(IO? 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A'H ?LAf I ,.1 ?. g.h LT il uL Ara Hl6llt-AtJ o Page 14 YI �I'UY i'UUUIU UF AMEFIICA til' 3 LOCAL TOUN PEHIIIIT APPLICATI I N FOR TRIPS AND CAMPS UNDEH 5OO MILES LOCAL PERMIT NO. DATE ISSUED It destinatien is iQo mit€s or fiore onE way or outside the U.S.A. (tocal council *fp$iuilr* No'.-:-- Town .. . , , 19-. lor a pe.mit and submils plans herewith ,or a trip lrom - Oato oistricl to hereby appties 19_ .-_--, - Oat6 Give itinsra-ry it touri or dEstinalion i, camp, including toute description tor raeching campsite (for long trip attach map indicaling route and overnight stops): lypa ot ttlP: D One day C Touring camp tr Shorl-tetm camp C Wh€re srvimming or boating is includdd in th€ program, Parson io charg€: ! SaiE Sw,m Long-t€rrn camp (Furnish copy of p.ogram and m€nus,) Oebnse No. 34g69, andibr Salety Aftoat, No. 34it6g, Aqualic cerlification: usa of assi$ants so gualifiad: Aquatic standa;* ar€ b bo toflowed. Expiration dale: certiticalion: _ or Expiralon date: lrodcollrrn.pottttlon: DCar DFIV EVan nBus CBoat DCanoe CTrain DHiking lTruck iOther (Thc brdr ot lruckt rnd ctmpar lruck! at! Iour tyill include Epprovad for cquipmcnt youth and only-palacngGB r'r allowrd only |n tha c.b.) adutts. Hav€ paronts' app.ovals be€n secured? It is th€ tour laader's and unit committos m€mbot's undorstanding lhat all drivers, vehiclss, and insu,anca coverages will m6€t tho national requirements as listed on th€ revorse side of lhis application. Th€ Boy scouts ot America po-licy roquiros two adult teioars on all camping trips and tours. Tour r""oei in-Jt arle at reast 21 years of age. .rJue Tour lrldcr't ntmr phon€ or iypo - Addregs Assistanl tour loader's namo Age Phone -- Address Signod by mmbsr o, unil committe€ SEn d by lou, lBsdor BETAIN IN COUNCIL SERVICE CENTER ----f.-----r----_-__--__- OFFICIAL LOCAL '- TOUR cAirp iinmrf OR iov scours Pgrmit issued to Typ€ ot unil COiIPLETE ANO RETURN TO UNIT I oF AMERTCA I H:*:u'[Bll,HJiH:trTf;;T.J,',rffi:xo;:;i#l]e6anddisp,avedwhon No. tDG.l F!?mlt l{o. Name of tour loador Ago Addross Assistant Tour Lsadot Aoc Addrass - Parmit covers all travel betwaon Datos ol trip ,rom _=-..-, and t9_, to Total youth Total adutts This group ha6 gav€n tho locel counc,l overy as{rurarrcs that th6y will conduct lhomsetv€s according to th€ gg qqs€rve ail rut€s or hoafth, 3ar€ty, and sanilation as prescrib€d by rh€ Boy ::L.1T.d*:g-Y:,,19 rcouts ot Amenca and a8 statod in tho p|3dg€ of pgrtormance on the ro\rerse sido thig permit. o, rnd comm.nt ol orflct b wh.lt th. gloup c.mpt or !t lr Ilf-flc: f_brIt. tlgn.tlr. tndtc.ic rh.t rh. cooprrton .nd condua oi tnc duuScour, 51lJlI T-T"j.-gglarnt Eoy scout, r,lIlaty ltcouf, o. Explolt] group rlt |.tthcfory ln .rt y *!y. D.t PLc. SlOnatur! Collncll St mp Not otlicial unloss @uncil stamp appoars her6. Commant Council namc and eddl* Council phone no Signrd ,or th. council No. 34436 PAGE 16 '1993 Printing �INSURANCE, All vehicles irUST be covered by a public liability and property damage liabalaty insurance policy. The amount ol this coverage must meet or exceed the insurance requirement of the state in which the vehicle is licensed. (lt is recommended, however, that,coverage limits are at least $50,000/$100,000/$50,000.) Any vehicle carrying ten (10) or more passengers is /€quircd to have limits o{ $100,000/9300,000i $100,000. ln the case of rented vehicles the requirement of coverage limits can be mel by combining the limits of personal coverage carried by the driver with coverage carried by the owner of the rented vehicle. All vehicles used in travel outside the Uniled States must carry a public liability and property damage liability insurance policy that complies with or exceeds the requiremonts of that country. KIND YEAR ANO MAKE OF VEHICLE H3 -U G(j) wz @u <r) = OWNER'S NAME DFIIVER'S TICENSE NUMEER PUSLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE WILL EVERYONE WEAFI A SEATBELT? PUBLIC LIABILITY Each Person =3 $ I PROPERTY DAMAGE Each Accideht s $ TRANSPORITATION 1 You will onlorco roasonaue travel spG€d in accordanco with state and local taws in all motor vohicles. 2. lt by molor vehiclo: a- Driwr Qualilicalioasi All drivars musil have a valid drivo.'s liccme and bo at leasl 18 y6anr of ag€. \buth ll.mbar Excapilon: Whon lraVoling to an araa, rsgional, or national Boy Scout activity or any Explcrar s,r,orit undrr th€ l6adership ot an adult (21 +) tour loado( a youth mombor at bast 16 yoars of ago may be a driv6( subiod to th€ loilowing conditionE: (t) Six months' driving experioncs as a lic€ns€d drivor (lirno on a learnor's permit or equivalent ii not to b€ countad): (2) no rocord of accidenls or moving violations; (3) paron_ tal permission has bo€n granted to leedor, driv6r, and rid€r3i (4) s 21-y9af{ld liconsed driwr must bs a pess€ngsr in tho yehicle. b. ll lh6 vshiclo lo be used is dgsignod lo carry more fian lifl€€n porsons (including driv€r) tho drivor must havo a comm6rcial driver's licans€ (CDL). Name: C.D.L. €rpiration date c. Driving timo is limited to a marimum o, t2 hours and must b6 interrupted by trequont r6sl, lood, and recr€alion siop6. d. S€at bolts ari ptwidfd, aN mustDo {/sad, by all pass€ngsrs and driv€r ExcBp tion: A school or commorcial bus. e. Passongers will rido only in tho 6ab il truc,(s ar€ usod. OUR PLEDGE OF PERFORMANCE 1. We will uso th6 Salo Swim D€fonso in any watar activity. 2. Ws will use trurks only lor lrangporting oquipmont-no'pascengerc cxcopt in 10. W6 will r€spocl lhe property ol others and vyill not trespass. 11. Wo will not cul sEnding fe€6 or shrubs withoul sp€cilic p€rmission lrom the 3. We agroe lo onficrce roesonaua 12. W6 will coll€ct only sour6ni6 thal aro gitB b us or that we purchase. 13. W6 will pay our oun way end nol €rp€cl conce$ions or €nterlainmont from any th€ cab. All pass€nget cars, stetion wagons, recrtafional vghictes, and cabs ot trucks will havo a seat bolt for oach psssanger. triwl spe€d (in acco(dance wilh national, 9tEb, and local laws) and uso oflly vrhiclol' that arE in sate mechenical condition. 4. W€ will b6 cortain that tir€s ars altendod at all timor. wllaeely for IV.€ a firs permit |rom local authoritic in all areas whore it is roquirsd. l. 6. W€ will al all times bo s credit to th6 Boy Scouts ot Amorica and will not tot€rate rowdyism or un-Scoullike conduct, ksoping a conslant check on all mombers ot our group. Z Ws will mainlain high standards ol personet ctaanlinoss and ordorlino3s and will op€rat€ a clean and sanitary camp, t6aving it in e bstbr conditon than ws bund it. 8. We will not littsr or bury any trash, garba-go, of tin cans. All rubbBh that cannot b€ burnod will b6 ptecocl in a tote-tifl€r bag and taken to th€ nearost recogniued - trash disposal or all tho way hom6, if oecessary. 9. Wo will not dolaca tr€€s, r€Strooms, or Aher obpas with inilials o, writing. , landoqrnor or menagor. individual or gmup. 14. Wo will proride a,ory member ol os. party an opportunity to atlond roligious s€r- vic6s on tho Sabbath. 15. We will obs€rv€ tho @urtory b writo thank-you notos to p€rson3 who assisted u5 on our trip. 16. W€ will, in cas€ of backcountry oxpodilion, read and abide by th€ Wild€rness Us6 Policy of the BSA. 1Z We will notify, in casa d sorious tmuu€, our local council service c6nter, our parenls, or other local @nlacl. . 18. lf more than on6 \,3hicle E used to lransport our group, yro will establish rendezvous points et the slart ol each day and nol attempt to hSvo d.ivofs closoly tollow th€ group vehiclo in tronl ot tham. PAGE T6 � 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 Camps Description An account of the resource Contains documents relating to other camps of the Chickasaw Council besides Kia Kima. Contains a subcollection for Camp Currier. 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 fftt j.'tlrLi GUTME TO CHXCKASAW C$UNC$H, CAKflPS a Foficies and Frocedur"es Carnp Cerrrier Eudora, Mississippi The gates sre open for yoe*......... Camp Tallaha Kia Kima Scout Reservafion Charlestott, Mississippi Hardy, Arkansas Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUT'S OF AIT{E,R.$CA 171 S" t{ofliywood Memrphis, Tennessee 3Sl 12 901-32?-4193 1 Grllde toShi$kasaw Council Camps Table of Contents Introduction Tour Permit Policy Guideline for the Use of Council Camps Guidelines for Aquatic Activities Cnmp Currier - Facilities and Equipment Map of Camp Currier Mip to Camp Currier Tallaha Facilities and Equipment Map of Tallaha Map to Tallaha Kia Kima - Facilities and Equipment Map of Kia Kima Scout Reservation Map - Memphis to llardy, Arkansas Map - Hardy, Arkansas to Kia Kima Local Tour Permit Application (No. 34426) 7 , 3 4 3 6 7 8 9 10 1l t2 13 t4 15 Page I Guide to Chichasaw Counc.il Camps INTRODUCTION This booklet contains guidelines for the use of camping properties operated by the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Chiekasaw Council operates three camping properties - Camp Currier, near Eudora, Mississippi, Camp Tallaha, near Charleston, Mississippi, and Kia Kima Scout Reservation, near Hardy, Arkansas. TOUR PERMIT POLICY If your pack, troop, team or post plans an outing, other than a day "field trip" in or near your town, a tour permit is required. Tour permits establish high standards of health and safety for your unit, and assure parents and the council that your tour will be wisely planned, safe and fun For an outing within 500 miles of home base, a local tour permit is required. If the unit plans to travel more than 500 miles from homebase or outside the continentalrUnited States, a national tour permit is required. The Local Tour Permit Application (No. 34426) must be filed with Council Service Centerg[ lea,pt two wgEkl in advance of the scheduled activity for proper clearance. These applications will be forwarded to the Council Health and Safety Committee or Camping Committee for review before a permit is issued. The local tour permit will serrve as yourperrmit to use one of the Chickasaw Council camps. The National Tour Permit Application (No. 34419) must be filed with the Council Service Center at least one month before the activity. The Council Service Center will forward it to the BSA's Southeast Regional Service Center for final approval. .: Please call if your plans change! ; The Dunavant Scout Service Center - g0.l-327-41g3 Camp Currier - Camp Ranger - 601-429-6931 Camp Tallaha - Camp Ranger .'6Al-647-2887 Kia Kima Scout Reservation - Camp Ranger - 501-257-3390 . Page 2 Guide to Chicktsaw Council Camos GLIIDELINES FOR THE USE OF COUi\CIL CANTPS A Local Tour Permit is used to arrange to use one of the Council camps. The application is to be filed with the Council Service Center at least trvo weeks prio. to the date of the outing. 2 There is no charge for the use of camping facilities at the council camps by packs, troops, teams or posts of the Chickasaw Council. out-of-council units wilr be charged $ l per camper per night. Non-Scout groups may use the lacilities under limited circumstances. Check with the Council Service Center for fees and agreement. 3 [roon arrival, check-in with the camp ranger or leave your permit in the permit Box. I.-,pon departure, you must check out with the camp ranger. 4 The speed limit is lS MpH on all camp property 5. Vehicles must park in designated parking Iots 6. No alcoholic beverages or fireworks are permitted. 7 No hunting or firearms are permitted. 8' Dispose of your trash properly. All trash musr be placed in a designated dumpster. Check with the camp ranger upon arrivar for rocation. 9. No holes are to be dug in camp. 10. The unit is responsible for any damage to fbcilities or equipment. Page 3 Guide to Chickasaw Council Camps GI.IIDELII\ES FOR AQUATIC ACTTVITTES All aquatic activities must follow the guidelines of the BSA's safe swim defense and Safety Afloa, programs. A Canoe and Rowboat Permit, which must be secured in advance form the Council Service Center, is required to use boats or for use of the camp lakes by troops with their owu canoes or rowboats. 1 5 3. Canoes and rowboats are available for adult leaders, troops, fsams and posts. 4. A leader, 21 years of age or older, who is certified in the Safety Afloat program, aud who has the Safety Afloat Certification (No. 4242) in their pocsession, must be present at all times that canom and/or rowboats are in use. The card will be checked when checklng out equipment. Only Swimmers are allowed in canoes or rowboats. A Swimmer is one who has passed &s srvimming requirements for First Class Rank. 6. There is no charge for the use of boats and canoes on &e camp lakes (or on the river by the bridge at Kia Kima) 8. 7 There is a rental fee of $5,00 per canoe per day for off-property rentals. Check-in and check-out of equipment is through ttre camp ranger and requires a permit from the Council Service Center. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Rowboats and canoes may be checked out only for two-hour periods on Saturday and Sunday. There is a maximum of 3 people in a canoe or rowboat. All persons in a canoe or rowboat must wear a secured Personal Floation Device. The buddy system prevails at all times. No lone rowboats or canoes are allowed on the lake at any time. The unit assumes full responsibility for damage to camp equipment and will pay $15.00 for each broken paddle or oar and $30.00 for each demaged Personal Flotation Device. The use of personal boats is subject to the same rules as the use of camp boats. Fishing from canoes or rowboats is subjecq to,the saure rules. i Fishing is allowed from the bank. The buddy system should be used. There is absolutely no swimming allowed in the lake or pond at Camp Currier at any time. Swimming is permitted in the lake at Kia Kima in designatei areas, using the Safe Swim Defense procedures. Page 4 Cuide to Chickasaw Council CamPs CA}TP CURRIER FACILITIES AND EQI-IIPNI ENT 55 unit campsites 6 pavilion shelt. i Adirondack sites Chapet (seats 75) Shower House Latrines (near all campsites) Swimming Pool (Memorial Day through Labor Day) Cost -50 cents per person Safe Swim Detbnse procedures apply Pool reservations are made at the Council Service Center Pool times available lor swimming Friday - 9:00 a.m. to 7 00 p.m. Saturday - 8.00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Sunday - l:00 p.m. to 5.00 p m. Tomahawk Lodge - Meetings only ( 100 people) No cooking or food preparation No dining No sleeping Golightly Training Center - CouncilrDistrict Training Meetings only. No smoking Campfire Amphitheater (seats 500) One pond - fishing only Lake Folk - Fishing, rowing and canoeing only No swimming in the lake Equipment - Reserve through Council Service Center: 15 canoes, two rowboats, one trailer with 2" ball ($25 refundable deposit for trailer) 1 small fly 2 dutch ovens 3 large flies 2 small tubs i baker tent 2 medium tubs 1 I wall tents 2 large tubs 70 Voyager tents I lgloo 2 patrol boxes 7 griddles 3 cook sets 2 water buckets 5 shovels 8 stoves I short shovel 12 swing blades 4 large bow saws 2 small bow saws equrpment must be rehrned to camp ranger in the same condition as received. Wet tents must be hung in the Tomahawk Lodge to dry A unit representative must return before the followrng Frrday to fold and check in the tents to the cam.p ranger Page 5 rET UNc v** \ tiAil[P CUEE .I At-t lia J 8ll3Lrlr ADII co A w s KASA B I O.u cEIc {. ./ t/ h rt 1l JJ ( F- {\ 4 ' \.'-l (i 1: al' l0 1\ t t- :;{ rt -r. t l, (- ( l. s L I t '6 .J '\) I Y. iK^ v r .!. 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July and August i Pavilion Shelters Latrines in each Campsite i' Campfire Amphitheater Conference Center Kitchen facilities for small groups , . Showers and Latrine Facilities Dining Hall Equipment - Reserve through Council Service Cenrcr t2 I 5 36 t2 t2 I J J 26 t2 10 l6 I 1 l1 5 Canoes with paddleS ",' Canoe Trailer ($25.00 Refundable Dc.Jrr,.rt RowLroats with Oars Personal Flotation Devices Griddles Coffee Pots Oven Box Saws Axes Campsite Grills Cooking Kits Chefs Kits Camp Shovels Full Shovel Dining Flies Patrol Boxes ti,r frailer) EQUIPMENT MUST BE R.ETURNED TO CATIP R \\(;ER IN THE SAME CONDITION AS RECETVED. n 6 eSBd trryg r)ft12 \ \ t , -..i.r,is-, fl tqwr\ dt AUO)trr|{' "'.::1T,i 1l. rq vEi,lrTItS/& dlUzrTD }l.{31 I \ t I ,J,19\. srretb E'I :rrulgr \-- I -/' ,'-j-ih l{.,('trJi El i tstrlot \plzrg ,-;;-*jd..!.rl ', di EX V1 ettaA 9U -*u Y)IUSWY CO SrnOfS AOg 'Ilft{nof 1t\vsvxflHf IddlSSISSI H .]\IOISg'IUYHf, YHYTTYI dIAIYf 7>n9rJE da$flVW I I / -*is' t $tIL t17 I I I t II , 3. a \ s lli l.l+o hlg -- 55 tr McrrFhi3 gVlse Cl n ckr J.lq Cl.r.lo.rl J u)iac*rr a llirrn el +o Lcle-l j; *oSrluc'r fir.''rrrrl.r DlE.lrors t0 tf,iItIB l*{trr€rrftrrrr CAMP TALLAHA CHARLESTON, MISSISSIPPI @ *35 . +! YAd(st Page l0 Guide to Chickasaw Council Camos KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION FACILITTES AND EQTIIPNTENT 22 Unit campsites Showers in campsites during June, July and August Latrines near each campsite Hilltop chapel (seat 200) Campfire Amphitheater (electricity, lights, seats 500) Climbing and Rappelling Tower Times for use of the tower must be arranged with the camp ranger. During summer camp, summer camp rules appty At other times, unit leaders must have tower certrtication card. This card may be earned at summer camp. The unit must show proof of accident insurance The camp ranger must supervise the use of the t()wer Administration Building - Conference Facility - 35 people Cabins - Available for Scouters and their families, not tbr troop camping. All cabins have a maximum occupancy of four persons Cabins 1,2 & 3 include four single beds, linens, towels. retiigerator, batkoom & air conditioner Availability of these cabins depends on weather conditrons They are not heated. The cost of these cabins is $12.50 per night. Cabin 4 (the director's cabin) includes one double bed. trro single beds, towels, linens, kitchen, bathroom, air conditioner and central heat. This cabin is arailable regardless of the weather. The cost is $15.00 per night. Osage StaffCenter (Sleeping capacity - l2 people, heated ; Cost is $25.00 for two nights. Boating Equipment - 18 canoes, 6 rowboats, 2 canoe trailers (6 canoe capacity) $25.00 refundable deposit required for use of canoe trarler Other Equipment: Extensive supply available. Arrange at Council Senrce (.enter or see camp ranger upon arrival. Barrier-free campsite is available at a cost of $2.00 per person per weekend. Two week advance notice required. 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Parson io charg€: Aqualic cerlification: Expiration dale: usa of assi$ants so gualifiad: Aquatic certiticalion: _ Expiralon date: lrodcollrrn.pottttlon: DCar DFIV EVan nBus CBoat DCanoe CTrain DHiking lTruck iOther (Thc brdr ot lruckt rnd ctmpar lruck! at! Epprovad for cquipmcnt only-palacngGB r'r allowrd only |n tha c.b.) Iour tyill include youth and - adutts. Hav€ paronts' app.ovals be€n secured? Tour lrldcr't ntmr 19-. to .-_--, 19_ Oat6 or It is th€ tour laader's and unit committos m€mbot's undorstanding lhat all drivers, vehiclss, and insu,anca coverages will m6€t tho national th€ revorse requirements as listed on side of lhis application. Th€ Boy scouts ot America po-licy roquiros two adult teioars on all camping trips and tours. Tour r""oei in-Jt arle .rJue at reast 21 years of age. phon€ or iypo Addregs I Assistanl tour loader's namo Age -- Phone Signod by mmbsr o, unil committe€ SEn d by lou, lBsdor BETAIN IN COUNCIL SERVICE CENTER ----f.-----r----_-__--__- COiIPLETE ANO RETURN TO UNIT OFFICIAL LOCAL TOUR OR I - cAirp iinmrf '- iov scours oF AMERTCA I H:*:u'[Bll,HJiH:trTf;;T.J,',rffi:xo;:;i#l]e6anddisp,avedwhon Pgrmit issued to Typ€ ot unil Name of tour loador Ago Addross Collncll St mp Assistant Tour Lsadot Addrass Parmit covers all travel betwaon Total youth Total adutts Not otlicial unloss @uncil stamp appoars her6. Council namc and eddl* Council phone no No. - Aoc and Datos ol trip ,rom _=-..-, t9_, to This group ha6 gav€n tho locel counc,l overy as{rurarrcs that th6y will conduct lhomsetv€s according to th€ :rc:Lou.1tsT o.td A*m:gen-cYa :a,,n1d 9a 8 sgtagto dq qisn€ trhveo pa|il3 drugt€€ so of rp hgortaofrthm, a3nacre€ ty, and sanilation as prescrib€d by rh€ Boy on the ro\rerse sido o, thig permit. PLc. Ilf-flc: f_brIt. tlgn.tlr. rnd comm.nt ol orflct b wh.lt th. gloup c.mpt or !t lr E5o1y lsJcolIu t, Tr,-lITla"tyj. -ltgcogulfa, ron. tE xtpnldotlct]. icg rrohu.pt rrhl.t co|.ottphrcrtfoonry . nd condua oi tnc duuScour, ln .rt y *!y. D.t SlOnatur! Commant No. 34436 PAGE 16 Signrd ,or th. council '1993 Printing Address tDG.l F!?mlt l{o. INSURANCE, All vehicles irUST be covered by a public liability and property damage liabalaty insurance policy. The amount ol this coverage must meet or exceed the insurance requirement of the state in which the vehicle is licensed. (lt is recommended, however, that,coverage limits are at least $50,000/$100,000/$50,000.) Any vehicle carrying ten (10) or more passengers is /€quircd to have limits o{ $100,000/9300,000i $100,000. ln the case of rented vehicles the requirement of coverage limits can be mel by combining the limits of personal coverage carried by the driver with coverage carried by the owner of the rented vehicle. All vehicles used in travel outside the Uniled States must carry a public liability and property damage liability insurance policy that complies with or exceeds the requiremonts of that country. KIND YEAR ANO MAKE OF VEHICLE H3 G-U(j) @wzu = <r) =3 OWNER'S NAME DFIIVER'S TICENSE NUMEER WILL EVERYONE WEAFI A SEATBELT? PUSLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE PUBLIC LIABILITY Each Person I Each Accideht PROPERTY DAMAGE $ $ b. ll lh6 vshiclo lo be used is dgsignod lo carry more fian lifl€€n porsons (including driv€r) tho drivor must havo a comm6rcial driver's licans€ (CDL). Name: C.D.L. €rpiration date c. Driving timo is limited to a marimum o, t2 hours and must b6 interrupted by trequont r6sl, lood, and recr€alion siop6. d. S€at bolts ari ptwidfd, aN mustDo {/sad, by all pass€ngsrs and driv€r ExcBp tion: A school or commorcial bus. e. Passongers will rido only in tho 6ab il truc,(s ar€ usod. 2. lt by molor vehiclo: a- Driwr Qualilicalioasi All drivars musil have a valid drivo.'s liccme and bo at leasl 18 y6anr of ag€. \buth ll.mbar Excapilon: Whon lraVoling to an araa, rsgional, or national Boy Scout activity or any Explcrar s,r,orit undrr th€ l6adership ot an adult (21 +) tour loado( a youth mombor at bast 16 yoars of ago may be a driv6( subiod to th€ loilowing conditionE: (t) Six months' driving experioncs as a lic€ns€d drivor (lirno on a learnor's permit or equivalent ii not to b€ countad): (2) no rocord of accidenls or moving violations; (3) paron_ tal permission has bo€n granted to leedor, driv6r, and rid€r3i (4) s 21-y9af{ld liconsed driwr must bs a pess€ngsr in tho yehicle. 1. We will uso th6 Salo Swim D€fonso in any watar activity. 2. Ws will use trurks only lor lrangporting oquipmont-no'pascengerc cxcopt in th€ cab. All pass€nget cars, stetion wagons, recrtafional vghictes, and cabs ot trucks will havo a seat bolt for oach psssanger. 3. We agroe lo onficrce roesonaua triwl spe€d (in acco(dance wilh national, 9tEb, and local laws) and uso oflly vrhiclol' that arE in sate mechenical condition. 4. W€ will b6 cortain that tir€s ars altendod at all timor. l. IV.€ wllaeely for a firs permit |rom local authoritic in all areas whore it is roquirsd. 6. W€ will al all times bo s credit to th6 Boy Scouts ot Amorica and will not tot€rate rowdyism or un-Scoullike conduct, ksoping a conslant check on all mombers ot our group. Z Ws will mainlain high standards ol personet ctaanlinoss and ordorlino3s and will , op€rat€ a clean and sanitary camp, t6aving it in e bstbr conditon than ws bund it. 8. We will not littsr or bury any trash, garba-go, of tin cans. All rubbBh that cannot b€ burnod will b6 ptecocl in a tote-tifl€r bag and taken to th€ nearost recogniued - trash disposal or all tho way hom6, if oecessary. 9. Wo will not dolaca tr€€s, r€Strooms, or Aher obpas with inilials o, writing. OUR PLEDGE OF PERFORMANCE 10. W6 will r€spocl lhe property ol others and vyill not trespass. 11. Wo will not cul sEnding fe€6 or shrubs withoul sp€cilic p€rmission lrom the landoqrnor or menagor. 12. W6 will coll€ct only sour6ni6 thal aro gitB b us or that we purchase. 13. W6 will pay our oun way end nol €rp€cl conce$ions or €nterlainmont from any individual or gmup. 14. Wo will proride a,ory member ol os. party an opportunity to atlond roligious s€rvic6s on tho Sabbath. 15. We will obs€rv€ tho @urtory b writo thank-you notos to p€rson3 who assisted u5 on our trip. 16. W€ will, in cas€ of backcountry oxpodilion, read and abide by th€ Wild€rness Us6 Policy of the BSA. 1Z We will notify, in casa d sorious tmuu€, our local council service c6nter, our parenls, or other local @nlacl. . 18. lf more than on6 \,3hicle E used to lransport our group, yro will establish rendezvous points et the slart ol each day and nol attempt to hSvo d.ivofs closoly tollow th€ group vehiclo in tronl ot tham. PAGE T6 s TRANSPORITATION 1 You will onlorco roasonaue travel spG€d in accordanco with state and local taws in all motor vohicles. 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 1994 Chickasaw Council Camps Policies & Procedures Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1994 Camp Currier Camp Tallaha Kia Kima Map https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1efdc619fa05a19ee650dbe13d71c3e8.pdf 06859d7c98e2278952d8e92456bb4332 PDF Text Text "t t Guide to Chickasaw Council Camps Policies and Procedures L. q I I rta Xtnn T 7"'' I I 1 L_ / J The gates ere open for y@u... Camp Currler Eudora, tllsslsslppl Kla Klma Seout Rsservation Hardy, Artanres Chlckasaw Councll BOY SCOUTS OF AT/lEffi[CIA 171 S. Hoilyvood tcmphls, Tenncsscc gg1 1 a 901.327.4193 �Guide to Chlckasaw Councll Camps Table of Contents lntroduction 2 Tour Permit Policy 2 Guideline for the Use of Council Camps 3 Guidellnes for Aquatic Actiyities 4 Kia Kima. Faciliiles and Equipment D Camp Currler. Facilliles and Equipment 6 Safe Swlm Delense. Salety Afloat 7 ilap ol Camp Currier I Map to Camp Currler 9 Map of Kla Klma Scout Reservafion 10 Map. temphls to Hardy, Arkansas 11 Map. Hardy, Arkanses to Kla Klma 12 Local Tour Permlt AppilcaUon (No.4426) 13 Page 1 �{ t Gulde to Chickasaw Councll @mPr lntroductlon This bcokiet ccntains guidelines for the use of camprng propertres operated by the Chlckasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America. fhe Chickasaw Council operates two camprng properties - Camp Currrer, near Eudora, Mrsstssippi, and Kia Kima Scout Reservation, near Hardy, Arkansas. For ideas for other places to go camping, consult the most recent where To Go Camping guide published by the Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow. This gurde s available at the Council Service Center. lour Permit Policy lf your pack, troop, team or post plans an outing, other than a day,,field trip,'in or near your town, a tour permit is required. Tour permits establish high standards of health and safety lor your unit, and assure parents and the councit inat your tour wrll be wisely planned, safe and fun. For an outing within 500 miles of home base, a local tour permlt is required. lf the unrt plans to travel more than 500 miles from homebase or outside the continental Unrted States, a naflonel tour permlt is required. The Local Tour Permlt Appllcatlon (No .4426) must be fited with councit service. Center at least two weeks in advance of the scheduled activity for proper clearance. These applications will be forwarded to the council Health ano saiety committee or Camping Committee for review before a permit is issued. Thc local tour permit wi1 serye as your pcrmlt to urc one ol the chickasaw councll campa. The Natlonal rour Pcrmlt Appllcation (No.441gA) must be filed with the councit service center at least one month before the activity. The council service center will forward it to the BSA's Southeast Regronat service iente, for final approval. plcare call il your plans changc I The Dunavant scout service center - gol-327-4193 Camp Currier - Camp Ranger - 601-429-6991 Kia Kima scout Reservation - camp Ranger 501-257-3390 �Gutde to Chickasaw Courcll @mgs Guidelines ,or the Use of Council Camps 1. A Lccal Tour Permit is used to arrange to use one of the Council camps. The application is to be filed with the Council Service Center at least two weeks pnor to the oate of the outing. 2. fhere is no charge for the use of camping facilities at the council camps by packs, troops, teams or posts of the Chickasaw Council. out-of-council units will be charged g1 per camper per night. Non-Scout groups may use the facilities under limited circumstances. Check w :n the Council Service Center for fees and agreement. 3. Upon arrival, check'in with the camp ranger or leave your permit in the permrt Box. Upon departure, you must check out with the camp rangor. 4. The speed timit is 5. Vehicles must park in designated parking tots. 6. No alcoholic beverages or fireworks are permitted. 7. No hunting or firearms are permitted. 8' l5 tpH on ail camp property. Dispose of your trash properly. All trash must be placed in a designated dumpster. check with the camp ranger upon arrival for location. L No holes are tg be dug in camp. 10. The unit is responsible for any damage to facilities or equipment. Page 3 �Guide to Chickasaw Council Camps Guldellnes for Aquatlc Actlvities All aquatrc actrvrties must follow the gurdeltnes f the BSA Ailoat programs. s Sate Sulm Dclense and Safety A Canoe and Rowboat Permlt, whrch must be secured rn advance from the Councrl Servrce Center s requrred to use boats or for use of the camp lakes by troops wrth therr own canoes or 2 rowboats. 3 Canoes and rowboats are avarlable ior adult teaders. troops, teams and posts 4 A leader, 21 years of age or older, who rs certrfied rn th€ Safety Afloat program. and who has the Satety Atloat Cenltlcatlon (No.4242) ln th.lr possesslon mu3t be present at a1 gmes that canoes and/or rowboats are in use. The card wllt be chccked when checktng out equlpment. Only Swrmmers are allowed in canoes or rowboats 5 A Swrmmer ls one who has passeO the swrmming requtrements for First Class Rank 6. There is no charge for the use boats and canoes on the camp lakes (or on the river by the brrdge at Kra Kima). . 7 8' rhere rs a rental fee of s5.oo per canoe per day for off-property rentals. Check-in ancl check'out of equrpment rs througn the camp ranger anct reguires a psrmrt from the Council Servrce Center. 9' Rowboats and canoes may be checked out onty for two-hour periods on Saturday and Sunday 10. There is a maximum of 3 people in a canoe or rowboat. 1 'l ' 12. 13. All persons in a canoe or rowboat must wear a secured Personal Flotation Device. The budcly system prevails at all times, No rone rowboats or canoes arg allowed on the lake at any ttme. The unit ilssumes fuil responsibitity fordtrnage ro camp oguipment anct wilt pay tS.00 for each peroaal Frotatron Device. broken pacrdre or-oar or damaged 14' rhe use of personalboats is subject to the same rutes as the use of camp boats. 15' Fishing trom canoes or rowboaE is subJect to the same rures. 16. 17 ' 18' Fishing is ailowed from the bank. rhe buddy system shoutct be used. Thoru lt 'blolut.ly no sulmmlng rllowcd tn tho iero or pond rt crnp currtrr.t.ny 1mo. Swimming is permitted in the lake at Kia Kima in designatoct areas, using the Safe Swim Defense procedures Paoe 4 �\ Guidc to Chickasaw Council Camps Kla Kima Scout Reservailon Facilltles and Equipment " ' ' ' ' ' ' " " " ' * 22 Unrt campsites Showers in campsites during June, July and August Latr:,es i'tear each campsite. Hilltop chapel (seat 200) Campfire Amphitheater (electricrty, iights, seats 500) Climbrng and Rappelling fower Times for use of the tower must be arranged with the camp ranger. During summer camp, summer camp rules apply. At other timss, unit leaders must have tower certification card . This card may be earned at summer camp. 'i'he unit must show proof of accident insuranca. The camp ranger must supervise the use of the tower. Administration Building - conference Facility - 35 people. Cabins - Available for Scouters and their families, not ior troop camping. All cabins have a maximum occupa ncy of four persons. Cabins 1,2 & 3 include four single beds, lines. towels, refrigerator, bathroom & arr conditioner. Availability of these cabins depends on weathor conditions. They are not heated. The cost of these cabins is $12.50 per night. Cabin 4 (the director's cabin) includes one double bed, two single beds, toweis. linens, kitchen, bathroom, air conditioner and central heat. This cabin is avarlabte regardless of the weather. The cost is $15.00 per night. osage staff center (sreeping capacrty - 12 peopre, heated.) Cost is $25.00 for two nights. Boating Equipment - 30 canoes, 6 rowboats, 2 canoe trailers (G canoe capacity) $25 refundabre deposit required for use of canoe trailer. Other Eguipment Extensive supply available. Arrange at council Service Center or see camp ranger upgn arrival. Barrier-free campslte is avairable at a cost $2.00 per person per weekend. Two veek advance notice requi.red. of (capacity'+o)t Campsite conslsts of concrete platform, 2 person bunk bedsr plcnic tabres an. access to central rall tents, shower. Page 5 �Gulde to Chlckasaw Councll Camps Camp Currler Facilitles and Equipment ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J 55 Jnrt carot ,tt. 5 Dav'rion shelters. 3 AorronoacK sttes. Chapei (seats Z5) Shower House Latrrnes (near all campsttes) Swrmmlng Pool (hrtemorral Day through Labor Day) Cost - 50 cents per person. Safe Swrm Defense procedures apply Poot reservations are made at the Councit Servrce Center. Pool times available for swimming: Friday - 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Saturday -8:00 am to 7:00 pm Sunday - t:00 pm to 5:00 pm Tomahawk Lodge - Meetrngs only (100 peoptel No cookrng or food preparation. No dinrng. No sleeprng. Golightly rraining center - councirzDistrrct Trarnrng Meetrngs onry No smokrng. campfire Amphitheater (seats 5oo) One pond - fishing onty. Lake potk - Fishing, rowing and canoerng onry No swrmming in the lake. Equrpment - Reserve through Council Servrce Center: 15 canoes, two rowboats, one trailer wtth 2,, bail ($25 refunctabte deposit for traito0 1 small fly 2 dutch ovens 3 large flies 2 smail tubs 1 baker tent 2 medrum tubs 11 wall tents 2 targe tubs 70 Voyager tents j tgtoo 2 patrol boxes 7 gnddtes 3 cook sels , water 7,^,^. h,,^L^.2 buckets 5 shovers 8 stoves 1 short shover 12 swrng blades 4 rarge bow sars 2 small bow saws Equipment must b3 returned to cemp rangsr rn th8 same condition as received. wet tents must be hung in the Tomahawk Lodge to dry. A unit representative must return before the following Frida| to ,ord anct check in th8 tents to the camp ranger. Page 6 �: , I t I AI X. CATP - At 3 , -J +t' I \ t {l LLrrrflltrLrtr-, 1 COPE s SWIT AREA ra taa co D CHENOKEE 3 a WH'PPOORWITL 5 ARROW}IEAD DRY BO?{ES ADTilN BLDO BOAIINO A 0 t GHOST DNUll 2 Bro rooT c couPouND ltAtt Y D F DtNrlto 9 IONG XNIFE IO BLACI( JACK N 'l P }IAIURE LODGE FrtilTgroilE n r( I , Yo rlEtD SPORTS ? 0 I t NUNNING DEEN 'ro cn^zY wotr IAI KING TUNTTE lr; YEU-oW rroc AI A 5 wlilrE ,tonsE cEDAn nocx t \ ! \ t -A tr A lI Aa e t , ! 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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 "t t Guide to Chickasaw Council Camps Policies and Procedures II 1 L_ The gates ere open for y@u... Camp Currler Eudora, tllsslsslppl Kla Klma Seout Rsservation Hardy, Artanres Chlckasaw Councll BOY SCOUTS OF AT/lEffi[CIA 171 S. Hoilyvood tcmphls, Tenncsscc gg1 1 a 901.327.4193 L. rta Xtnn 7"'' T I J q I / Guide to Chlckasaw Councll Camps lntroduction Tour Permit Policy Guideline for the Use of Council Camps Guidellnes for Aquatic Actiyities Kia Kima. Faciliiles and Equipment Camp Currler. Facilliles and Equipment Safe Swlm Delense. Salety Afloat ilap ol Camp Currier Map to Camp Currler Map of Kla Klma Scout Reservafion Map. temphls to Hardy, Arkansas Map. Hardy, Arkanses to Kla Klma Local Tour Permlt AppilcaUon (No.4426) Table of Contents 2 2 3 4 D 6 7 I 9 10 11 12 13 Page 1 { Gulde to Chickasaw Councll @mPr lntroductlon This bcokiet ccntains guidelines for the use of camprng propertres operated by the Chlckasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America. fhe Chickasaw Council operates two camprng properties - Camp Currrer, near Eudora, Mrsstssippi, and Kia Kima Scout Reservation, near Hardy, Arkansas. For ideas for other places to go camping, consult the most recent where To Go Camping guide published by the Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow. This gurde s available at the Council Service Center. lour Permit Policy lf your pack, troop, team or post plans an outing, other than a day,,field trip,'in or near your town, a tour permit is required. Tour permits establish high standards of health and safety lor your unit, and assure parents and the councit inat your tour wrll be wisely planned, safe and fun. For an outing within 500 miles of home base, a local tour permlt is required. plans lf the unrt to travel more than 500 miles from homebase or outside the continental Unrted States, a naflonel tour permlt is required. The Local Tour Permlt Appllcatlon (No .4426) must be fited with councit service. Center at least two weeks in advance of the scheduled activity for proper clearance. These applications will be forwarded to the council Health ano saiety committee or Camping Committee for review before a permit is issued. Thc local tour permit wi1 serye as your pcrmlt to urc one ol the chickasaw councll campa. The Natlonal rour Pcrmlt Appllcation (No.441gA) must be filed with the councit service center at least one month before the activity. The council service center will forward it to the BSA's Southeast Regronat service iente, for final approval. plcare call il your plans changc I The Dunavant scout service center - gol-327-4193 Camp Currier - Camp Ranger - 601-429-6991 Kia Kima scout Reservation - camp Ranger - 501-257-3390 t Gutde to Chickasaw Courcll @mgs Guidelines ,or the Use of Council Camps 1. A Lccal Tour Permit is used to arrange to use one of the Council camps. The application is to be filed with the Council Service Center at least two weeks pnor to the oate of the outing. 2. fhere is no charge for the use of camping facilities at the council camps by packs, troops, teams or posts of the Chickasaw Council. out-of-council units will be charged g1 per camper per night. Non-Scout groups may use the facilities under limited circumstances. Check w :n the Council Service Center for fees and agreement. 3. Upon arrival, check'in with the camp ranger or leave your permit in the permrt Box. Upon departure, you must check out with the camp rangor. 4. The speed timit is l5 tpH on ail camp property. 5. Vehicles must park in designated parking tots. 6. No alcoholic beverages or fireworks are permitted. 7. No hunting or firearms are permitted. 8' Dispose of your trash properly. All trash must be placed in a designated dumpster. check with the camp ranger upon arrival for location. L No holes are tg be dug in camp. 10. The unit is responsible for any damage to facilities or equipment. Page 3 Guide to Chickasaw Council Camps Guldellnes for Aquatlc Actlvities All aquatrc actrvrties must follow the gurdeltnes f the BSA s Sate Sulm Dclense and Safety Ailoat programs. 2 A Canoe and Rowboat Permlt, whrch must be secured rn advance from the Councrl Servrce Center s requrred to use boats or for use of the camp lakes by troops wrth therr own canoes or rowboats. 3 Canoes and rowboats are avarlable ior adult teaders. troops, teams and posts A leader, 21 years of age or older, who rs certrfied rn th€ Safety Afloat program. and who has the Satety Atloat Cenltlcatlon (No.4242) ln th.lr possesslon mu3t be present at a1 gmes that canoes and/or rowboats are in use. The card wllt be chccked when checktng out equlpment. 5 Only Swrmmers are allowed in canoes or rowboats swrmming requtrements for First Class Rank A Swrmmer ls one who has passeO the 6. There is no charge for the use boats and canoes on the camp lakes (or on the river by the brrdge at Kra Kima). 7 . rhere rs a rental fee of s5.oo per canoe per day for off-property rentals. 8' Check-in ancl check'out of equrpment rs througn the camp ranger anct reguires a psrmrt from the Council Servrce Center. 9' Rowboats and canoes may be checked out onty for two-hour periods on Saturday and Sunday 10. There is a maximum of 3 people in a canoe or rowboat. 1 'l ' All persons in a canoe or rowboat must wear a secured Personal Flotation Device. 12. The budcly system prevails at all times, No rone rowboats or canoes arg allowed on the lake at any ttme. 13. The unit ilssumes fuil responsibitity fordtrnage ro camp oguipment anct wilt pay tS.00 for each broken pacrdre or-oar or damaged peroaal Frotatron Device. 14' rhe use of personalboats is subject to the same rutes as the use of camp boats. 15' Fishing trom canoes or rowboaE is subJect to the same rures. 16. Fishing is ailowed from the bank. rhe buddy system shoutct be used. 17 ' Thoru lt 'blolut.ly no sulmmlng rllowcd tn tho iero or pond rt crnp currtrr.t.ny 1mo. 18' Swimming is permitted in the lake at Kia Kima in designatoct areas, Defense procedures using the Safe Swim 4 Paoe 4 Guidc to Chickasaw Council Camps Kla Kima Scout Reservailon Facilltles and Equipment " 22 Unrt campsites ' Showers in campsites during June, July and August ' Latr:,es i'tear each campsite. ' Hilltop chapel (seat 200) ' Campfire Amphitheater (electricrty, iights, seats 500) ' Climbrng and Rappelling fower Times for use of the tower must be arranged with the camp ranger. During summer camp, summer camp rules apply. At other timss, unit leaders must have tower certification card . This card may be earned at summer camp. 'i'he unit must show proof of accident insuranca. The camp ranger must supervise the use of the tower. ' Administration Building - conference Facility - 35 people. " Cabins - Available for Scouters and their families, not ior troop camping. All cabins have a maximum occupa ncy of four persons. Cabins 1,2 & 3 include four single beds, lines. towels, refrigerator, bathroom & arr conditioner. Availability of these cabins depends on weathor conditions. They are not heated. The cost of these cabins is $12.50 per night. Cabin 4 (the director's cabin) includes one double bed, two single beds, toweis. linens, kitchen, bathroom, air conditioner and central heat. This cabin is avarlabte regardless of the weather. The cost is $15.00 per night. " osage staff center (sreeping capacrty - 12 peopre, heated.) Cost is $25.00 for two nights. " Boating Equipment - 30 canoes, 6 rowboats, 2 canoe trailers (G canoe capacity) $25 refundabre deposit required for use of canoe trailer. ' Other Eguipment Extensive supply available. Arrange at council Service Center ranger or see camp upgn arrival. * Barrier-free campslte is avairable at a cost of $2.00 per person per weekend. Two veek advance notice requi.red. (capacity'+o)t Campsite conslsts of concrete platform, 2 person rall tents, bunk bedsr plcnic tabres an. access to central shower. Page 5 \ Gulde to Chlckasaw Councll Camps Camp Currler Facilitles and Equipment ' 55 Jnrt carot ,tt. ' 5 Dav'rion shelters. ' 3 AorronoacK sttes. ' Chapei (seats Z5) ' Shower House ' Latrrnes (near all campsttes) ' Swrmmlng Pool (hrtemorral Day through Labor Day) Cost - 50 cents per person. Safe Swrm Defense procedures apply Poot reservations are made at the Councit Servrce Center. Pool times available for swimming: Friday - 9:00 am to 7:00 pm Saturday -8:00 am to 7:00 pm Sunday - t:00 pm to 5:00 pm Tomahawk Lodge - Meetrngs only (100 peoptel No cookrng or food preparation. No dinrng. No sleeprng. Golightly rraining center - councirzDistrrct Trarnrng Meetrngs onry No smokrng. campfire Amphitheater (seats 5oo) One pond - fishing onty. Lake potk - Fishing, rowing and canoerng onry No swrmming in the lake. Equrpment - Reserve through Council Servrce Center: 15 canoes, two rowboats, one trailer wtth 2,, bail ($25 refunctabte deposit for traito0 1 small fly 2 dutch ovens 3 large flies 2 smail tubs 1 baker tent 2 medrum tubs 11 wall tents 2 targe tubs 70 Voyager tents j tgtoo 2 patrol boxes 7 gnddtes 3 cook sels , 7,^,^. h,,^L^.- 5 shovers 2 water buckets 1 short shover - 8 stoves 4 rarge bow sars 12 swrng blades 2 small bow saws J Equipment must b3 returned to cemp rangsr rn th8 wet same condition as received. tents must be hung in the Tomahawk Lodge to dry. A unit representative must return before the following Frida| to ,ord anct check in th8 tents to the camp ranger. Page 6 , I - i 3 AI X. 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Camp Currier sig)r, about 1 mj.le past Eudora. FoLLow the c3np s:,gns to Center Road. 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I t F \VLrT '-4E!17t1 lc., AR't< 'ro HAf,.gYJ lRt< ^""?0:(tt\ A?t Lv rz5;MruES ti o ^) A E t<.4 t r 3 A 3 56 II) I/tr39r59l?7\ 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 1993c. Chickasaw Council Camps Policies & Procedures Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 Camp Currier Camp Tallaha Kia Kima Map https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f98b60b3b15ed877019ffc6dd03a767b.pdf 8e468254af3a7f270f3a7ce04fcd8b45 PDF Text Text Oh, VJahpeton, l?air land of peace I \':her e n one offend and none destroy, Here ev 'ry gocxl gives .fair increase 1 And man 's s 01 e ta. sk is but t o e nj oy. Fair are thy mountains, rising sheer, Above the placid mountain stream, To speak h i s proph et i n a dream, Mi ghty Manitou is near. Ch J r:ahpeton, sweet \;,' al1pert;on, Thy b irds trill f or t h in sweet song , Jh. J Wahpeton, sweet V'! shpeton, Thy sun sh ines b r i gh. t all day long. Ec re he a lth h as made lle r faL' a bode, And c;r a c0 encl beauty both abide~ Here lab or d r>ops he r weary load, ' And drifts a long t he r ippling tide. He re a ll men a s b r oth ers meet, And all for get t he source of' s t.r'ife; Herc life i s l ong on d life is s ·:Ieet, And eve r y c r e a ture d r i nk s of li f e. -.. ._. Ind ian Love Song BY EAHL Is . LEV Y & Hardy , Arkans a s ~ Ct:-. ) 3 0 I Brought to light for t he first time since their' builders, t ho ~-; a.hpeton Ind i a ns, burned and hewed and ch iseled them out by hand f r orn t h e solid b oulde rs d e pos l ted b y some glacial mass in prehisto'.r>ic days, twenty separate and di s tinct corn mills have bee n discovered near he r o by State Senator D. L. King , member of the Arka :-:s a s IJe g islB ture. Senator King .f'ound the I ndian mills on h is farm ne ar the coun try ceme te r y at Willif ord, 11.rke.nsas, ten miles eat of the t ovm of h ardy. . �::t'rom Ea r l L . Levy 1 100 South :.:a.in Street , Uemphi s, Tenness ee Page 2 Each mill was polishe d smooth and round fro:m years of sweat and toil as t :1e thrifty Wahpeto n squaws a nd their braves ground out their corn <-;nd meal fran the hard surface d rocks. The i'i n ding of t h e c orn mills by Senato r King is but an incide nt in t h e al most daily discov e r ies of nat5.ve s of Hardy and the imrae d i [.'.t e vicini ty, v::h o h ave found Indian skeleto ns, be ads, arrow heads, tomah awks,_ f lints, pottery and other relics . The h istor ~~ of the ~"J ahpetons is ':Iritten ve r itably in the rocks of t he Oznrks , a nd t h r ough many : ears of const i::m t study and pa t i ence t.:.nd l ab or•i ous effor t on the pa.rt of t h e late Dr. G. G. Bu.ford , founde r of t h e presen t Wahpeto n Hill of the Ozark Mounto.i ns,- mode rn civiliz ation h as today a comple te picture and record of the d ·1ings of tho %1ahpet on tribe. Dr. Bu ~r ord, a beloved physic ian, f orme r ly h ead of t he Presby terian Hos p lta l at Mer.tphis , came to Hardy, Arkan s a s _to dev ote t h e closi r g y ears of' h is life's work, a nd h is Inn on top of Wahpeto n Hill contain s an unsurpasse ~· collec tion of Indian relics t h a t v1 auld make a cred1 table pr e sen ta. ti on to the Metropo litan .rus e tun in Ner: York, or t he great nation al i n s titute at ~N ashington, D. C. •for d bB-M nte &'J:ith t he_ if a nd h i .s tory S i n bue-d d.i-d :Jr-. of the Wahpeto ns, that a s h.e l a.bore d and toiled he gathere d the legend s and stor ies of t he I ndi a ns, passed on and h a nded d own This materi al from the Redskin s - ge neratio n to gene r ,, tion. i sta nce of a ass e he weaved s..nd collec ted togeth er and with t h " Yoelal lah, 11- - play musica l c ornpose r, wrou§h t it into the Indian transla ted from t h e Wahpeto n --- beauty , happin ess. Sh oetly before h i s death last summer b.e planne d to have t h e legend e nacted on t h e Falls at Hardy, just ab ove ''a.hpeto n Hill, in the surround ings and sce nes wh ere t he Indians lived and played , hunted , and f' ou ght and died. He passed on ll.i s life •s work t O· h is goodl;f wife, Mrs. n'ufor d, wh o now h opes to h ave her husban d •s f ondest v:ishes and desire s fulfill ed -- t he renditi on of Yoelal l ah -- f or t he educat i on and k n owledge o f t h e wor ld as t o t he l i .fe Hn d h i stor .r of t h e VJa.hpeto ns. FJ:'b.c p lay i s t o b e g iven grati s to the genera l [ ' public . :·7air societ y ~S t. Louis, othe r Missou ri towns; Little Rock, Osceol a, Henela , J'onesb oro, Plne Bluff anc other Arkans a s towns •fc"' Me mph is a nd other Tennes see tO'ivns; Gree nvill e , Tunica , Tupel~ Greenwood and ot her Mississi ppi t owns, now lnh ab1 t t he fo r me r h ome of t h e Vahpeto n warrio rs. �From Earl L. Levy, 100 South Main Street, Memphis, '.L'ennessee Page 3 The socially ele ct tread the paths of the Redskin bra ves and walk t he happy hunting grounds oi' the departed tribe. Today, t races of the dwelling places, burial and hunting grounds and fields o:f the Wahpetons are to be f ound ever:y'• Nhere in the vicinity of Hardy. ~"le Wahpetons, a hardy, sturdy t r ibe of Indians, roruned t h e hills of t he Ozarks for many centuries. The trans la ti on of t h e Ind ian name "Wahpeton" is "Home Among the Leaves," am.. the VJahpeton Inn today is clustered among the selfsame mighty oo.ks that once s h eltered the Red man and his squaws and the t he ir pa poose. The wigwams of oak that s h e1 ter t 11e r;ue sts of the In."1. today are on t h e site and _a replica of' the deerskin tepees of the Indi a ns.. '7 v erything ia camp l i f e style in t he realistic fas h ion o.f the frontier days. The might y chief of t h e Wahpetons was VJahpenoka. He h ad a n only daughter, Yoelallah., meaning beauty, happiness, a nd t h is was indeed a name fitted for her. 'lbe India n song er le gend handed down f rom fathe r to son depicts h er: 11 As the .fawn t trn.t mui f t t l1r ough the woodl a nd flies, Graueful was .J1.o of t he b e a.u tiful eyes. As the song of t h e t h rush on a su.1'!:llner eve, Sweet was h er voice for whom we a d-ore . 11 T.he I n d:tan lf.~ gend stn tes t h e r e ·Nere t'·NO ch iefs seeking the h and o.f Yoelallah -- Sagaki, c 1ief of' t h e Osage / Saga ki sa:ng : a g~1nst 1 'Chi e f of Osage tribe am I, Mi gh t y i.n war faro, mighty :i.n pe ace. £~11 r:mn b ow to me pass ing u e by,, Uone rJ.a y s t f.:m d with me fs,ce t o face. Greatest of a.11 who r oam the earth, The Osage rules en t he bou..Yldlc s .s plain. Gre atest of all of Osage birth, I am SagakiJ By iui ght I reign. Sagaki wa s c onst nntl y on tbe wnrpa th, l eading the Osage one nat:t,on or U..Ylother. The other cJlie f seeking Yoels.llah ts h a nd. was Uda...hapto, a Kiowa v:arriar. Udahapto c mne ·u.t of t h e golden west -Col orado -- to woox an d v.r:tn :'qe lalla..'1 's hand. Kiowa replied: nI e.iu a Kiowa war1·ior f"ree, 1 comv fr orn out of t he golden west, '111-wre,, o'er the prairie s I love the best, I sk;in as t h e ·sail or d oth skim the sea. Lol . I h tw e c ome t o the t',1t:thpeton hills, To drink o r t t e ·waters , t;o s moke the pipe, To ,j otn in t h e fri e ndly s ames ; To wi pe from my he~:ir t ang e :r that b1.. oods a nd k ills. �Brom Ea r l L . Levy , 100 S out h Ma i n Stre et , Memphi s, Tenne ssee Page 4 After many clays of f easting and dancing on the hills of the Wahpetons, t he que stion of wh o was the bravest 11arrior, Sagaki or Udahapto, wq,s s till unsettled. It was decide d to try t he s t r eng th c ~· +.h e tv.ro gr eat vrarr•iors b y l et t ing them .fight · to t he fini sh . Sagaki' s voice was h e ard: 11 '.Nh o i s s o b old he dar e s t o t 1'y, Strength or skill 'Jlri t h the great Osage? Who hath p resumption t h at mounts s o h igh , That lle d a r e s t o b r a ve my rage? I am h e re, \II[ A.J.IEflfO/'IS I am Sa gaki J To we d t h e pearl of t h e ~41'ebMruJ I am Saga.k1J All 1'11.on fear my wrath f i S t h e y .fe a r t h e ri;riz zly ' s claws." 1111en Udah apto ch.ante d : - nI a.m a Kiowa from t he wes t , L~ t h e, and b rawny and brave a m I. You wh o ,iave boa sted come name y our test, Let us essay i t , you e.n d I . C0i11e.; let us j oi n i n r' b ro t he1 l y b ou tZ ie ~ . ov--, S~, y , wou l d ::r ou wr e stle or bend h row, t to d ease pl e b Or w ~:J ld j~ ou be Lt e r tout?l'f s pling The spear at a s a 1 Udaha.pton \Vas smalle r t h a n Sagaki, bu t the l a t t e r' was d is s olute in h i s fe a sting s f oll owing battle s and vict o:r· ies over Udahapto h ad live a clean life in the individua l adversaries. wilds of Colort1d o >Jv ith the peac e tu.l Ki o1m1 s wh o roame d t h e mou n tains t h ere, seeking t h e t hunde rous buffalo, t he s wi f t a nte lope a:nc;i gr acefu l mount ain g oa t. Uda..h.a.pto: nI am a Kiowa warrior free -- f rom t he gol den west; 'l'here I r.c.ake mj· I.t ome in t h e l a nd I love the b e st. Ther e the moun t a ins ri se to t h e azure sk i e s; 'l.h ere my l ife is b l e s t ; the r e my J::.e art fj.nds r est." The story of the b attle be t ween Sa g a..ki and Uda h apt o i s s t i l l re pe ate d around t he carnp f ires or t he descendants o f t h e I t i s pa r ticularly d e ar to t h e hearts Osage a nd Kiowa tribes. of the Wa.hp e tons a nd is onl :.' r e pea t e d "oy their c :h.i e f t ans, a s the s t ory i s cons idered t o be a l mos t a. s a cre d theme. T' e figh t l a sted ve -:. ' y lon g ; t h e s t ra in wa s ter>r i b le as But just as t h e twil i @:lt was b e ginning to cover the hill s, Udahapto, vd t h re newed vig or - · as if f rom s orne unseen powe r - t h re w Sasaki to the earth --- t here Sagak i lay motionless. t hey \/er e so e venly matched . �I l'"'!'om - arl L . W"';. 1 100 Sout h i. t"lin Stre "'t , r.:emp':,is,, ~ nnne ssee 1 ;.,.,."' d <'> '1C"' YI.~· 'l nd feasting tmt:Ll late 5.:n :,11..- n:lght . ~L'hcn juut a. s t h e l:irds uere l:. egin::.~ i ng to a:l..nr; U:i.c ir swe etest notos tu:d t he ~mn m:u:.i vn1king o ' er the euste:::·n l:lll s, Yoclul lah and Udahapto bid ft:lrewell t c, t i1o i :r f ru:::ily !m:1d , old '.', h pcn ol-ca , ch i .f ,jf' t · c ~· nhpcto11s fa :nd t'o. t l'.to :r· of tL ; lwitle • ,.,,.,~e rr~,,., -..;~t"-.&. ..... .... U0....;;J ~ · ~.,) "-" 1 t;'.r.clr f'ac<;1s toward t l1o ·;·o~rt to see k ~·~ _ey car,Jped o.:nd rested wrv.t .1 of Sagak1, vlh.o ~·i,,_c four'l.11:,; .n.i~~~t, l:y ...:l lo 1;.t'liv -~1• c.-tnd cuay by· u ttny mo onn of t r a vel ~\ftc:::' . cT·ipplcd }_y ~Jo~·~1,r;t .. LB 1:.ut (:.n 1:Je d ~: a 11 r1 • 111 ~·'"""· 0 f (" l t o" '·:,1;_0:t~~'....t\-:l '".J:;.(l ll is n,-.."'r t'l ; ,. Al' .t'i·r·}':l0 "'' -. .. -; ~:-~""><~. .r.·.,"'"'' {.J""' . ,_, V""'.4<..t.J..... 'i:>..C: cou ~1 lc tu:~nerl t 11c ~ce l oving tri be of. t:1e !amvas . .,,, .,. ,,\._..~ ~p~ . ~i·, ..,_, "'"' -·J. ~ .... ... . ~ - ~""' "-"'~ · ~ .. ..... 4. ~" Osage t1""i be • n it 1ng de sires sleeping b;; und s o.:.g: woodlill1.dD :rln g with wail int; J ·e ..:.p ~1:tid . tear tho i r ~.a ir l.n o.ng1.:.iuh l liis t; t;:,c: :,,c:idon::: i1 Le t ~lie Le t the warx•iors ac dicRt c ~he:m.solvcs t o ve:nceance . 'Joe J.e.ll'th. :!.::; J tl'de r ed . l':!"le g entle .·"ool~. ll5h . rle:t' bl"li.Ve ;yo·.mc; L::·i de (;room lie s in a,~ rJ.th 'beside ijer; '"agak l ,, the sngc griz zl ,-, ~m tl.t ·<::rou ..,>. t ·.- ~: , ')ltc11 up on ~ho!1 . 0 JJe c ru:n· ' lr t~_c . . :ni c)~~t iip ..,n :~} ~.i:rn , Eo s,..ot1;.1 t h em ~;r}1 cn t >.cy lo:' as le ep :..:nd tln ru.r;r ~ ct:tnc ; • ~ 1 fl. t;~ _ n~·:t-t~/ i .. J.J. ~lef t !J.O ti~ r co o·q : \! ,,. .:_ c:,_ !'1;_; . ~ 1 co1;i.t :tne f tribe s of t:1e \ ·;; ~,;pt:.: tons ;c:.: s t ) [,UL1. t..Hgaki t s r;cnlp .t but Osai : :-. nu .,l c :)r ove d t:~ : t he licJ.d left i mr.:eir;nges rt'hC: t C CO\ JU.Vd 11 ..cl gon,ti e of' the love :.;:•s . St1gaki scD.lps thG diately ic.:.f te :i:' 111. s •:t' otr~:r n. 1.rltlt n olcz a r/ was never> : .. :!e.r tho oiL hud cone ;, ov,1;,;;.1~a. .~i.(; s .Lth ~: o l:J.ct :rli f:: Qt ag:. i n . ~ O\.tH'11l :::iO-::m.fJ l o.i;;e '."!: t h l~i O\/l:l.S ere nt 1 •po:tJ. Vi e �From Earl L . Lev y , 100 South ..ain Street, Memphi s, Tenne ssee Page 6 The Wahpetons still sing the song of Yoelallah, the ir beloved princess of cen turies past, a.nd :tt is a tradition that the Falls of Spring Bi ve r at Hardy :mur•mur constantly t h e rhytb.m fand the mountains echo b ack the notes of' --" Yoelallah, Yoelallah, we Yoelallah , Yoelallah, But she gives n o answer, She is in the land of h ave calle d from the h ill, fr o.n the vale vre call her still. nor wi l l ever, nor wi ll e ver, spirits, she hath gone beyond - - -o t he river." S:'Ltuate d in t:i:1e heart of the Ozark ~. ountains , on the ma i n line of the St . Loui s a nd San l41rancisco Ha1 lroa.d ,, is t h e l i ttlo city of ilardy. Nrune f or one of' t he bui l de r s of the thirt y ~even years old. old Ba n ta ·ie I'a ilroad, the town i JiM !lardy, the railroad builder and pa. ternal god.fa ther of t h e town, came to Arkansas f'rom. h is ol d h ome in Sp:r• ingf i e l d , iU ss curi. Hardy in i t n early da ys was a. rough front elr se ttlement " with every other bullding a saloon, 2. n d t oday some of its older build ings be ar bulle t marks :"tnd sc ars, mute e viden c e of t!'le time nd t h e :~ .an v:l1 0 pulled t h e fn.s test Vlb.en t ~1.e six sh ooter was lav1 , was judge . Iowe v e r , · law i1bid.in:; ci '· izens s o on t oo h old and Vit:Silante Gommi t tee s, reminiscent of tee ear·ly Ca li.f.'ornia. d ays, soon :rnld sway and put an end to t n e law·less element, ma.king it safe f or the h one st men Hn.d t he ir f'nmil i .s t o wa lk the r oads , pl ow tl:..e fields :::i.nt. pu~C'sue t h e dut ies o.::· e ver y d a -- life an.ct bu:..::ines s. Hardy :i.s located in ha::t..'pe County , Arkansas .-lnd t h e It i s the county Mis s ouri state lin, is but 25 a.iles dist;a. nt. s eat of t he north ern di... trict of flhar•p,,, County. The c runty is Democratic in it s politics and t he t ovm pr a pe r is ruled over by Ju.~ Phillips, a veneratil e member of t h e bar, who is . a;y 01° b y lµian i mou:,;, c onsent. :the cit y g ove rnr:1ent _:_s comprised of [J c ounci l of f:lve ;nembers and a 'rcc or<iE.fr' . has seen Hardy groF from a h ole in the store to a t h ri ving 1+i4..r a l c ommunity, b ot:i.sting of electr•i e J_ights , u.nsurpas sed water, many sl ores, s ch ools, s.nd Also a. weel:ly paper and healt~1.. r e sort of Southern re n own. several churche s. Judge Philli ps road with cin e The t o"v1n pr ope .." L :; in t ho valley on the north bank of Spring :a v o:r• and on t h e 2 outh side of t h e :::i.ver c.re t he beautiful ' . 'nhpet on :i.nn is o:-.. top of hills of' t he Yrah.peton r e·s erva t:i.on. one of t !:'iese hi lls, t'lw .hu idrod fee t a.L ove the s himmeri ng , si lvery sheen of the windl:n,.~ r i v er , and f H:r LeJ..ov,.r can bo see -. t he roof' tops of the dwellings a nJ. st ores of H.E. rdy ., �L. · Levy, 100 Sout.h 1.lain Stree t , Memphis,, Tennessee Page 7 Be hutiful Spring River originates at Ma:rrunoth Springs, Here the lar gest spring in the worlci furnish es and ma.tnta.:tns t his unexcelled body of water. The even temperature of the water• is 55 degrees on the hottest day, a nd t he bottom p.ir the Spring h as never been f ound. Heavy anvils attached. to s tout chains have been lowered into the Spring in an ef'f'or t to strike bottom, but to no avail. Arkans as, eighteen miles away. \finding and thrusting its way down the Ozarks, Spring Rive1• tosses a:nd hurls over nunierous. wat<.;:; r falls, r a pids and cataracts, and its nru.rmuring irmters are never still.. Besides furnishing t'.housands of shady nooks and J:Lu>e for speckled trout, per,ch and bass - a veritab le fishe rtne.n ts paradise - the sparkling st1•e o.m furnishes rnot ·. ve power :for f 1 our mills, 11gl:lt :plants and other> industries located alongside its ban.l{a. ler e the mocking bird s i ngs its sweetest. Tlu3 plaintive call of t h e whip-poor-vdll is h eard at da;;.-break. 1~.b. e h0art of nature ls g l addened t iy the c t. 11 of the bob -v1hlte, the pheasant and the robin. !he mountain eagle ~;oa rs over· a ll, and as night is drawing her mantle ~.n·ound the h earths of~ r:i. ch man and .. ··c qy,ri -f' 0..4 ~-._,,,.,,,,, ..,., I t 1·1'"i..:- .- lu..i··l1bl·"' cric'··~·t c ....1 ~ 1r·ps ; ~s :\..V ..L ,,t'..._:;::; V · Poo .,. . 'V"""n I ·o·..n ,,.. .,..,J,c 11 f'a·r'li li ar ni,..a +·rr -ui' d . +·o lu11 · -n(.:!' "'n "·o , . ·i1£' ar•·mn of' ~"··, ·1 · 1 ·1_,.,,,, ' "' "''~reet J:\.. .v . restorer and t hrOYi o. s:td.o t h e c a r es a nd tx•oubles of da y '·$ toil. J. - \.J "') <- .&,;. C° '~.L':'<''-"" ;i..;;..:i. ..:..;."-t;.?..- 1 ~ ·· V .. • .,A 111 ..L.. .J.t.J.\·_;,...., l _.J " "', .. '\..>- . J. .&U.t~:ii C·.i... I,.; -1... ·· ....,.. , -.:.. J. ,k.'l.,. lJto.. .J.. V 14 ,.;JU 1\t dawn 'a awaken:'Lng th.e s un f:l r>$t ca.sts .a long finger of li;:;ht ove:e the Dountain topp; shaclov'ls disappear ns hes ve :n 's l"['-'JTS .wave ;;i, ma gi c ,,11and over' fo1'es.t and. de ll, r. n c~ :cna;n a nd beast awaken. ':lhe c:ay s a re f(:>. i rly warm tiut th.er e is always a breeze a nr}. n o xnus<;ui toes. T'ne s1.;J1 set~ a r c gl o r iou s. Ol d Sr·l is truly majestic in the ball o.: :. . ·ire, v.ri t h the splc ndo1" of 1·e d a nd other vivid colorings. Bl ankets ~:.nd wraps i:ll' C the 01 dex· oi' the evening. 1 The r1ver· come s d. oon the mounta:ins s.;nd. t b.:r•ou gh the little it '"l'... orAv s 1 f. .or!llir f;' 1 une "(• c :u·c; b·"" '-' t ~ f'':tl Y)>' s . ...-~,. . """" , .t.t::s r ,_.. t "' {nr·· b h-v1;q...... c....r1e . ana nu.n1.er0 is ye ole t yme s1'rim.:;1i ng holes. t 0 1· Y>rt: -....i..ii- "Y' h·-vv 1 ~ .,r.,, -:.~• ..:. 11 V··'· '0-'· ,l' ....... .., .,.... 1., -· ,J .l.i.. ..i.. 0 ~ The .f arcou.A Oze.r}t 1l'rail, r 1.·.imi ng e a.st; ~1 nd west, ,.J. n d t he Persh ing Hi ghway, nmned f o·r t ho f amous "Black ' 1ack," cross at 11ardy, mal::lng · only a s .. o:i:>t automobile r ide f rom St. Louis, tler1ph:ls, OP a1~y of t >e (>t h er neigh b or ing me tropolitan c i tles . ifar· a~r to<fa. ~ b o 2 mvw •. 1~c of' t- h np ·~~"'Jd<' .o f~ ·~·nl-'1 · "l 1 )i +·'1n·t '1''t'.r~in 0·» •·iJ .. v:c: -_ · (:' -..411'"• s11rn.me :r:· uonths , t houg. t' .• e actua.l popu.1.,.tion hi g iven a t "!'" th;;~ .. -~ .!. .. oh v, ·~ '·'~,..\i~· :;;.;..t. .:.:; - ..l,. J.J,..•• t:- ~~ -~ s even hund:r,ecl anct f :Lf ty lr;:r C l ~m.de Coger, edito:c of' Tb.e Hardy Ue:r•ald. rI'he popu l ation o~' Sh~.~rpe ounty i s o ~d:;im.ated nt u.; ,ooo by :.~r. Coger. �100 Sou th Main Street 1 Memphis , Tennessee i?.r om Ear 1 L ~ Levy-, P~ge 8 iie.rdy is l.mique in many respects. Its. four chu rches are h oused in one edifice; t h e Union Church. T'ne Un ion Chtu..•c:'.1 i s 0 0 n ame d tt~ cause fou r different d emo11inati ons worship the r•e 1 viz: 'l hc chu r•ch J~e thodist, Presbyt eri.an, Baptist a nd Church of Christ. building is maintaine d and suppo :.~ ted by the Union Aid Society , co1:;.posed of t he l adies o.f. each of t he fou x• be l ie fs. Dur i ng the Dust twenty s even years ~fo rd-ir h as had but four f'iree . Since 1900, ~tw o s tor o ~ bu5.lding s (one me.i'c o:nt ile and one gin),, and t wo priva t e residence s, wer e d e str oyed b y fire. Th. town 's jail door s wing s wide open a;.; t >e ca lab oos e t s but seldom occupie d. prin cipal indust ries of t:i::te county a re lunbc r , fruit, Vast tracts •: ±.' vi:r;gin lt ry :r;;.isi f l "' a n d f s.r .ing . pou , d airying is to be f•) und. m~.k much s.nd County .SlwrpQ :i.n ound L.b t:trnb er markets on t h e main rdwood lia Jest 1 !J.c t of on'~ on:::idered c s i Eardy un exce J.l e nt ch icken is t I is. 1,n1h r.Se of c i:dd t ou o r:i.sc . il the of ine l 1 c.s c.:nd Ten ne sse e A1'k:::i.ns ~:1issou1'i, cn1f::.. lvuses i im commlss and ua rket ~('he 1 ..,; ... {~ 3 ~ ; ~""::. 4 boinr:; rr::dsed in abund e:nce 2-:nd t :J.e q t:r8viberrJ ...-:;'.J r··..;..1 n\·,,- ""'~" ·" '" ~ r, r: ne"C '' ore· "" rr'1 s 1 . . --. Y! '. -!"- ..__ ....,._,-....,, _, _ ._~ ..... O~· .u•1° ... l·.:·., '.:2ranspar en ·,~ , Ea:cly .Tu.hes Bc:n Davi s r.n d ;..he }us .t.;y ±:' a m,1)US. Arkans a s b lucks, nre f ound. e vc:c:rv:, {1e r~ . rn.berta pe1:1ch.es ar• o nu ·1G ·.., ou.s . r.- - .~ ~ .:;...·._LJ~ ~~- CJ. -- C i. ~ • l\"'-:L~J~?. 'b y tho 1:r eezes fro.;;: tlrn :-.1ount a:tn t ops, l ts ft lft1lta fie lds :t::r c s en'L «:.. r1:; s t;f'ul ~;n: 3 l adsome pic ture t o the eye . n r o a :nd c ,Tersey cons low co11Lntedl .y v11Llle c;r azinc, i:1 the r·5.c lds of' Herds o f green., :.:in d milk .::i.:nd cream arc shipped in abundance to Uiss ruri :.rc·"mtain Grove, :.lo. anJ Lekans ;. s points an d e v en fltrth.er s au th . . rdy ~Ja from d ippe sh crcar:1 or f pot e d l a i s a centr I n tl10 vrnods close by a r e located c ar:~p s of the Boy fh~ outs of f1merica; Gi r l Sc outs of Ame:r lca; the Y. '! 1 • C. A . Camp ; Y. ;; . c. A. Camp ; St . 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Text Any textual data included in the document Oh, VJahpeton, l?air land of peace I \':her e n one offend and none destroy, Here e v 'ry gocxl gives .fair increase 1 An d man 's s 0 1 e ta. sk is but t o e nj oy. Fair are thy mountains, rising sheer, Above the placid mountain stream, To speak h i s proph et i n a dream, Mi ghty Manitou is near. Ch J r: ahpeton, sweet \;,'al1pert;on, Thy b irds trill f or t h in sweet song , Jh. J Wah peton, sweet V'!shpeton, Thy sun sh ines b r i gh. t all day long. Ec re h e a lth h as made lle r faL' a bode, And c;r a c0 encl beauty both abide~ Here lab or d r> ops h e r weary load, ' And drifts a long t he r ippling tide. He re a ll men a s b r oth ers meet, And all for get t he source of' s t.r'ife; Herc life i s l on g on d life is s ·:Ieet, And eve r y c r e a ture d r i nk s of li f e. -.. ._. Ind ian Love Song BY EAH L Is . LEVY& Ct:-. Hardy , Arkansa s ~ ) 3 0 Brought to light for t he first time since their' builders, t ho ~-; a.hpeton Ind i a ns, burned and h ewed and c h iseled them out by hand f r orn t h e solid b oulde rs d e posl ted b y some glacial mass in prehisto'.r> ic days, twenty separa te and dis tinct corn mills have been discovered near he r o by State Senator D. L . King , member of the Arka:-: s a s IJe g islB ture. Senator King .f'ound the I ndian mills on h is farm ne a r the coun try ceme te r y at Willif ord, 11. rke.nsas, ten miles eat of the t ovm of h ardy. I . ::t'rom Ea r l L . Levy 1 100 S outh :.:a.in Street, Uemphis, Te nnessee Page 2 Each mill was polished smooth and round fro:m years of sweat and toil as t :1e thrifty Wahpeton squaws a nd their braves ground out their corn <-;nd meal fran the hard surfaced rocks. The i' i n ding of t h e c o rn mills by Senator King is but an incident in t h e a l most daily discover ies o f nat5.ves of Hardy and the imrae d i [.'.t e vicinity, v::h o h ave found Indian skeletons, bea ds, arrow h eads, tomah awks,_ f lints, pottery and other relics. The h istor ~~ o f the ~"J ahpetons is ':Iritten ve r itably in the rocks of t he Oznrks, a nd t h r ough many : ears of const i::mt study and p a t i ence t.:. n d l ab o r•i ous effor t on the pa.rt of t h e late Dr. G. G. Bu.ford, founder of t h e present Wahpeton Hill of the Ozark Mounto.ins,- mod e rn civilization h as today a complet e picture and record of the d ·1ings of tho %1 ahpeton tribe. Dr. Bu ~r ord, a b eloved physician, f orme r ly h ead of t h e Presby terian Hosp lta l at Mer.tph is, came to Hardy, Arkan s a s _to dev o te t h e closir g y ears of' h is life's work, a nd h is Inn on top of Wahpeton Hill contains an unsurpasse ~· collection of Indian relics t h a t v1 auld make a cred1 table p r e sen ta. ti on to the Metropolitan .rus e tun in Ne r: York, or t he great national i n s titute at ~N ashington, D. C . S i n bue-d d. i-d :Jr-. •for d bB-M nte &'J: ith t he_ if a n d h i .s tory of the Wahpetons, that a s h.e l a. bore d and toiled he gathered the legends and stor ies of t he I nd i a ns, passed on and h a n ded d own from the Redskins - ge neration to gene r ,, tion. This material he weaved s..nd collected together and with t h e ass i sta nce of a musical c orn pos er, wrou§ht it into the Indian play " Yoelallah, 11 --transla ted from t h e Wahpeton --- beauty, happiness. Sh oetly before h i s death last summer b. e planned to have t h e legend e n acted on t h e Falls at Hardy, just a b ove ''a.hpeton Hill, in the surround ings and sce n es wh ere t he Indians lived and played, hunted, and f' ou ght and died. He passed on ll. i s life •s work t O· h is goodl;f wife, Mrs. n'ufor d, wh o now h opes to h ave h er husband •s f ondest v:ishes and desires fulfilled -- t he rendition of Yoelall a h -- f o r t he educati on and k n owledge o f t h e wo r ld as t o t h e l i .fe Hn d h i stor .r of t h e VJa.hpetons. FJ:'b.c p lay i s t o b e g iven grati s to the g eneral public. [ ' :·7a ir society ~S t. Louis, othe r Missouri towns; Little Rock, Osceola, Henela, J'onesboro, Plne Bluff anc oth er Arkans a s towns •fc"' Me mph is a nd oth er Tennessee tO'ivns; Gree nvill e , Tunica, Tupel~ Greenwood and o t h er Mississippi t owns, now lnh ab1 t t he for me r h ome o f t h e Vahpeton warriors. From Earl L. Levy, 100 South Main Street, Memphis, '.L'ennessee Page 3 The socially elect tread the paths of the Redskin braves and walk t he happy hunting grounds oi' the departed tribe. Today, t races of the dwelling places, burial and hunting grounds and fields o:f the Wahpetons are to be f ound ever:y'•Nhere in the vicinity of Hardy. ~"le Wahpetons, a hardy, sturdy t r ibe of Indians, roruned t he hills of t he Ozarks for many centuries. The trans la ti on of t he Indian name "Wahpeton" is "Home Among the Leaves," am .. the VJahpeton Inn today is clustered among the selfsame mighty oo.ks that once sheltered the Red man and his squaws and the their papoose. The wigwams of oak that she1 ter t 11e r;uests of the In."1. today are on t he site and _a replica of' the deerskin tepees of the Indi a ns.. '7verything ia camp l i f e style in t he realistic fashion o.f the frontier days. The might y chief of t he Wahpetons was VJahpenoka. He had an only daughter, Yoelallah., meaning beauty, happiness, and t his was indeed a name fitted for her. 'lbe Indian song er legend handed down f rom father to son depicts her: - 11As the .fawn t trn.t mui f t t l1rough the woodla nd flies, Graueful was .J1.o of the b e a.u tiful eyes. As the song of t he t hrush on a su.1'!:llner eve, Sweet was her voice for whom we ad-ore . 11 T.he I nd:tan lf.~ gend stntes t he r e ·Nere t'·NO ch iefs seeking the hand o.f Yoelallah -- Sagaki, c 1ief of' t h e Osage Sagaki sa:ng : / 1'Chie f of Osage tribe am I, Mi gh t y i.n war faro, mighty :i.n peace. £~11 r:mn b ow to me pass ing ue by,, Uone rJ.ay s t f.:md with me fs,ce t o face. Greatest of a.11 who r oam the earth, The Osage rules en the bou..Yldl c s .s plain. Greatest of all of Osage birth, I am SagakiJ By iuight I reign. Sagaki was c onstnntly on tbe wnrpa th, l eading the Osage a g~1nst one nat:t,on or U..Ylother. The other cJlief seeking Yoels.llah ts h a nd. was Uda...hapto, a Kiowa v:arriar. Udahapto cmne ·u.t of t he golden west -Colorado -- to woox and v.r:tn :'qe lalla..'1 's hand. Kiowa replied: nI e.iu a Kiowa war1·ior f"ree, 1 comv frorn out of t he golden west, '111-wre,, o'er the prairies I love the best, I sk;in as t he ·sail or d oth skim the sea. Lol . I h tw e c ome t o the t',1t:thpeton hills, To drink or t t e ·waters, t;o smoke the pipe, To ,j otn in t he frie ndly s ames ; To wipe from my he~:ir t ange :r that b1 .. oods and kills. Brom Ea r l L . Levy , 100 S out h Ma i n S treet , Memphis, Tenne ssee Page 4 After many clays of f easting and dancing on the hills o f the Wahpetons, t h e que stion of wh o was the bravest 11arrior, Sagaki or Udahapto, wq,s s till unsettled. It was decide d to try t he s t r eng th c ~· +. h e tv.ro g r eat vrar r•iors b y l ett ing them .fight to t he fini s h . · Sagaki' s voice was h e ard: - 11 '.Nh o i s s o b old he dar e s t o t 1' y, S trength or s kill 'Jlr i t h the g reat Osage? Who h ath p resumption t h at mounts s o h igh , That lle d a r e s t o b r a ve my rage? I am S a g aki J I am h e re, \II[ A.J.I EflfO/'IS To we d t h e pearl of t h e ~41'ebMruJ I a m Saga.k1J All 1'11.o n fear my wrath f i S t h e y .fe a r t h e ri; rizzly ' s claws." 1111en Udah apto ch.a n ted : - nI a.m a Kiowa from t he wes t , L ~ t h e, and b rawny and brave a m I. You wh o ,iave boa sted come name y our test, Let us essay i t , y ou e.n d I . C 0i11e. ; let us j o i n i n r' b ro t he11 l y b ou tZ S~, y , wou l d ::r ou wr e stle or bend ie ~ . ov-- , Or w ~:J l d j~ ou be Lt e r b e pl ease d to t h row, The spear at a s a pling s tout?l'f Udaha. pton \Va s sma ller t h a n Sagaki, bu t the l a t t e r' was d is s olute in h i s fe a sting s f ol l owing battle s and vict o:r· ies o ver individua l adversaries. Udahapto h ad live a clean life in the wilds of Colort1d o >Jv ith the p eac e tu.l Ki o1m1 s wh o roa me d t h e mo u n tains t h ere, seeking t h e t h underous buffalo, t he s wi f t a nte lope a:n c;i g r acefu l mount ain g oa t. Uda..h. a.pto: n I am a Kiowa warrior free -- f rom t h e gol den west; 'l'here I r.c.ake mj· I.t ome in t h e l a n d I love the b e st. The r e the moun t a ins ri se to t h e a zure s k i e s; 'l.here my l if e is b l e s t ; the r e my J::. e art fj.n ds r est." Th e story o f the b attle be t ween S a g a..ki and Ud a h apt o i s s t i l l re p e ate d around t he carnp f ires or t h e d escenda nts o f t h e Osa ge a nd Kiowa tribes. I t i s pa r ticularly d e ar to t h e hearts of the Wa.h p e ton s a n d is onl :.' r e pe a t e d "oy their c :h. i e f t ans, a s the s t ory i s cons idered t o be a l mo s t a . s a cre d theme. T' e figh t l a sted v e -:..'y lon g ; t h e s t ra in wa s ter>r i b le as t hey \/er e so e venl y ma tched. But just as t h e twili @:lt was b e ginning to cover the hill s, Udahapto, vdt h re newed vig or - · as if f rom s orne unseen powe r - t h re w Sasaki to the earth --- t here Sagak i lay motionless. I l'"'!'om - arl L . W"';. 1 100 Sout h i. t"lin Stre "'t , r.:emp':, is,, ~1 nnne ssee rr~,,., ,.,,.,~e ;.,.,."' d <'> '1C"' YI.~· 'l nd -..;~t"-.&. U0....;;J ......... ~ · ~.,) "-" feasting tmt:Ll late 5. :n :,11..- 1 n:lgh t . ~L'hcn juut a. s t h e l :irds u ere l:. egin::.~ i ng to a:l . .nr; U:i.c ir sw e ete st notos tu:d t h e ~mn m:u:.i vn1king o ' er the euste:::· n l:lll s, Yoclul lah and Udahapto bid ft:lrewell t c, t i1o i :r f ru:::ily !m:1d , old '.', h pc n ol-ca , c h i .f ,jf' t · c ~· nhpcto11s fa :nd t'o. t l'.to :r· of tL ; lwitle • 'i:>..C: cou ~1 lc tu :~nerl t;'.r.cl r f'ac<;1s toward t l1o ·;·o~rt to see k t 11c ~ce l oving tri be of. t:1e !amvas . ~·~ _ey car,J ped o.:nd rested by· cuay c.-tnd -~1• 1;.t'li v lo ...:l l:y .n.i~~~t, four'l.11:,; ~·i,,_c wrv.t .1 of Sagak1, vlh. o ~: a d 1:J e (:.n 1:.ut LB .. ~Jo~·~1,r;t }_y cT·i pplcd . ~\ftc:::' u ttny mo onn of t r a vel 11r1 •111 ~·'"""· 0 f (" l t .r.·.,"'"'' ~:-~""><~. -; .. -. "'' 0 .t'i·r·}':l- Al' ,.; t'l n,-.."'r o" '·:,1;_0:t~~ -:l '".J:;.(l ll is V""'.4<..t.J ..... ~p~ . . ,_, .,,, .,. ,,\._..~ ~i·, ..,_, "'"' -·J. ~ .... ... . ~ - ~""' "-"'~ · ~ .. ..... {.J""' 4. ~" '....t\ Osage t1"" i be • n it 1ng de sires sleeping b ;; und s o.:.g: Le t ~lie woodlill1.d D :rln g with wail int; J liis t; t;:,c: :,,c:idon::: i1·e ..:.p ~1:tid . tear tho i r ~.a ir l.n o.ng1.:.iuh l Le t the warx•iors ac d icRt c ~ he:m.solvcs t o ve:nceance . 'Joe J.e.ll'th. :!.::; J tl'de r ed . l':!"l e g entle .· "ool ~. ll5h . rle:t' bl"li.Ve ;yo·.mc; L: :· i d e (; room lie s in a,~ rJ.th 'besid e ijer; '"agak l ,, the sngc g riz z l ,- , ~m tl.t ·<::rou ..,>. t ·.- ~: , ' )ltc up on ~ho!1 . 11 0 JJe c ru:n · ' lr t~_c ... :n i c)~~t iip ..,n :~} ~.i:rn , Eo s,..o t1;.1 t h em ~;r}1 cn t >.c y lo:' asle ep :.. :nd tl n ru.r;r ~ ct:tnc ; • ~ 1 fl. t;~ _ n~ ·: t-t~/ i .. J.J. ~lef t !J.O ti~ r co o·q : \! ,,.. .:_ c:,_ !'1;_; . 1 ~ ~ O\.tH'11l :::i O-::m.fJ l o.i;;e '."!: t h co1;i.t :t nef tribe s of t:1e \ ·;; ~,;pt:.: tons :::-.. nu .,l c l~i O\/l:l.S ere nt 1 •po:tJ. Vi e Osai ;c:.: s t ) [,UL1. t.. Hgaki t s r;cnlp .t but t C CO\ JU. Vd 11 .. cl gon,ti e rt'hC: ir;nges :)r ove d t:~ : t he licJ.d left i mr.:ediately ic.:. fte :i:' 111. s •:t' otr~ :r n. 1.rltlt thG scD.lps of' the love:.;:•s . St1gaki hud cone ;, ov,1;,;;.1~a. .~i.(; s .Lth ~: o oiL tho :!e.r .. : n olcz a r/ was never> l:J.ct :rli f:: Qt ag:. i n . From Earl L . Levy , 100 South .. ain Street, Memphi s, Tenne ssee Page 6 The Wahpetons still sing the song of Yoelallah, the ir b eloved prin cess of cen turies past, a.nd :tt is a tradition that the Falls of S pring Bi ve r at Hardy :mur• mur constantly t h e rhytb.m fa nd the mountains echo b ack the notes of' --- " Yoelallah, Yoelallah, we h ave calle d from the h ill, Yoelallah , Yoelallah, fr o.n the vale vre call her still. But she gives n o answer, nor wil l ever, nor will e ver, She is in the land of spirits, she hath gone beyond t h e river." ---o S:'Ltuate d in t:i:1e heart of the Ozark ~. ountains , on the ma i n line of the St . Louis a nd San l41rancisco Ha1 lroa.d ,, is t h e l i ttlo city of ilardy. Nrune f o r one of' t he bui l d e r s of the old Ba n ta ·ie I'a ilroad, the town i thirty ~even years old. JiM ! lardy, the railroad builder and pa .. tern al god.f a ther o f t h e town, came to Arkansas f'rom. h is o l d h ome in S p :r• ingf i e l d , iU ss curi. Hardy in i t n ear ly day s was a. rough front elr se ttlement " with every o ther bullding a saloon, 2. n d t oday some of its older build ings bea r bulle t marks :"t nd sc a rs, mute e viden c e of t!'le time Vlb.en t ~1. e six s h ooter was lav1 , nd t h e :~ .an v:l1 0 pulled t h e fn.s test was judge . I owe v e r , · law i1bid.in:; ci'· izens s o on t oo h old and Vit:S ilante Gommi t tee s, reminiscent of tee ear·ly Ca li.f.' ornia. d ays, soon :rnld sway and put an end to t n e law·less element, ma.king it safe f or the h onest men Hn.d t he ir f'nmil i .s t o walk the r oads , pl ow tl:..e fields :::i.nt .. pu~C'sue t h e duties o.::· e ve r y d a -- life an. ct bu:..::ines s. Ha rdy :i.s located in ha::t..'p e County , Arkansas .-lnd t h e Mis s ouri state lin, is but 25 a. iles dist;a .. nt. It i s the county s eat o f t he north ern di... trict of flhar•p,,, County. The c run ty is Dem ocratic in it s politics and t he t ovm pr a pe r is ruled over by Ju.~ Phillips, a veneratil e me mber of t h e bar, who is . a;y 01° b y lμian i mou:,;, c onsent. :the city g ove rnr:1ent _:_s comprised of [J c ounci l of f:lve ;nembers and a 'rcc or<iE.fr' . J udge Philli ps has seen Hardy groF from a h ole in the road with cin e store to a t h riving 1+i4.. r a l c ommun ity, b ot:i. sting of electr•ie J_ights , u.nsurpas sed wa ter, many slores, s ch ools, s.nd healt~1.. r e sort of S outhern re n own . Also a. weel: ly paper and several churche s. The t o"v1n pr ope .. " L :; in t ho valley on the north bank of Spring : a v o:r• and on t h e 2 outh side of t h e :: :i.ver c.re t h e beautiful hills of' t h e Yr ah.peton r e·s erv a t:i.on. ' .. 'nhpet on :i.nn is o:-.. top of one of t !:'ies e hills, t'lw .hu idrod fee t a. L ove the s himmeri ng , si lvery sheen of the windl :n,.~ r i v er , and f H:r LeJ..ov,.r can bo see -. t he roof' tops of the dwellings a nJ .. st ores of H.E .. rdy ., L. ·Levy, 100 Sout.h 1.lain Street , Memphis,, Tennessee Page 7 Be hutiful Spring River originates at Ma:rrunoth Springs, Arkansas, eighteen miles away. Here the largest spring in the worlci furnishes and ma.tnta.:tns t his unexcelled body of water. The even temperature of the water• is 55 degrees on the hottest day, and t he bottom p.ir the Spring has never been f ound. Heavy anvils attached. to stout chains have been lowered into the Spring in an ef'f'ort to strike bottom, but to no avail. \finding and thrusting its way down the Ozarks, Spring Rive1• tosses a:nd hurls over nunierous. wat<.;:; r falls, r apids and cataracts, and its nru.rmuring irmters are never still.. Besides furnishing t'.housands of shady nooks and J:Lu>e for speckled trout, per,ch and bass - a veritable fishertne.n ts paradise - the sparkling st1•eo.m furnishes rnot ·.ve power :for f 1 our mills, 11gl:lt :plants and other> industries located alongside its ban.l{a. ler e the mocking bird s i ngs its sweetest. Tlu3 plaintive call of t h e whip-poor-vdll is heard at da;;.-break. 1~.b. . e h0art of nature ls gl addened tiy the c t.11 of the bob -v1hlte, the pheasant and the robin. !he mountain eagle ~;oa rs over· all, and as night is drawing her mantle ~.n·ound the hearths of~ r:i.ch man and Poo.,.... 'V"""n ·o· ,, .,..,J,c.. ··c qy,ri f' ~-._,,,.,,,,, .., ., t 1·1'" .,A 111·1bl·"' cric'··~·t c1~ 1r·ps ; ~s J. ..:..;."-t;.?..- I .. n .. ;i..;;..:i. :\..V ..L C° '~.L':'<''-"" - 0..4 .J.t.J.\·_;,...., I ..L .. i..:- .- lu..il '\..>- . , ,t'..._:;::; .... J. , -.:.. V · f'a·r'liliar ni,..a+·rr -ui'd.11 +·o lu11· -n(.:!' "'n "·o , .. ·i1£' ar•·mn of' ~"·, ·1· 1 ·1_,.,,,, ' "' "''~reet - .&,;. <-1 J:\.. \.J"') ~ · · V .. • l _.J " "',.. -1... I,.; C·.i... .v . .&U.t~:ii ·· ....,.. J. ,k. 'l.,. lJto.. .J.. V 14 ,.;JU restorer and t hrOYi o. s:td.o t h e c a res and tx•oubles of da y '·$ toil. 1\t dawn 'a awaken:'Lng th.e s un f:lr>$t ca.sts .a long finger of li;:;ht ove:e the Dountain topp; shaclov'ls disappear ns hes ve :n 's l" ['-'JTS .wave ;;i, ma gi c ,,11and over' fo1'es.t and. dell, r. n c~ :cna;n and beast awaken. ':lhe c:ays are f(:>. i rly warm tiut th.er e is always a breeze a nr}. no xnus<;ui toes. T'ne s1.;J1set~ a r c glor ious. Ol d Sr·l is truly majestic in the ball o.:::... ·ire, v.ri t h the splcndo1" of 1·ed a nd other vivid colorings. Bl ankets ~:.nd wraps i:ll'C the 011dex· oi' the evening. The r1ver· come s d.oon the mounta:ins s.;nd. t b.:r•ough the little t 0 1· Y>rt: hv it -~ '"l' orA s f or!llir f;' 11une "(• c:u·c; b·"" '-' 11 t ~ f'':tl Y)>' t "' {nr·· h 0 q c r1e s -....i..ii- "Y' ·-v . ... ,... """" ... v 1 . . , ~ .t.t::s .,r.,, -:.~ • ..:. .., V··'· '0-'· ,l' ....... .,.... 1., -· r ,_.. ,J .l.i.. ..i.. b -v1; ...... ~ .... . ana nu.n1.er0 is ye ole t yme s1'rim.:;1 i ng holes. The .f arcou.A Oze.r}t 1l'rail, r 1.·.iming e a.st; ~1 nd west, ,.J. nd the Pershing Hi ghway, nmned f o·r t ho f amous "Black '1ack," cross at 11ardy, mal::lng · only a s .. o:i:>t automobile r ide f rom St. Louis, tler1ph:ls, OP a1~y of t >e (>t her neighb or ing me tropolitan ci tles. ifar· a~r to<fa ~ b o 2 •. 1~c of' t- h np ·~~"'Jd<' .o f~ ·~·nl-'1 ·"l 1)i +·'1n·t· (:' '1''t'.r~in ·» "!'" .. •·iJ -~ . .!. .. mvw oh v, ·~ '·'~,..\i~· .. :;;.;..t. .:.:; - ..l,. J.J,.. •• t:- ~~ v:c: -_ -~ -..411'"• 0 th;;~ s11rn.me :r:· uonths, t houg. t' .• e actua.l popu.1.,.tion hi g iven a t s even hund:r,ecl anct f :Lfty lr;:r C l ~m.de Coger, edito:c of' Tb.e Hardy Ue:r•ald. rI'he popu l ation o~' Sh~.~rpe ounty i s o ~d:;im.ated nt u.; ,ooo by :.~r. Coger. i?.r om Ear 1 L ~ Levy- , 100 Sou th Main S treet 1 Memphis , Tenn essee P~ge 8 iie.rdy is l.mique in many respects. Its. four chu rches are h oused in one edifice; t h e Union Church. T'n e Un ion Chtu..•c:'.1 i s 0 0 n ame d tt~ cause fou r different d e mo11inations worship the r•e 1 viz: J~e tho dist, Presby t eri.an, Baptist a nd Churc h of Christ. 'lhc chu r•ch building is maintained and suppo :.~ ted by the Union Aid Society, co1:;.posed o f t he l adies o.f. each of t he foux• be l iefs. Du r i ng the Dust twenty s even years ~fo rd-ir h as had but four f'iree . Since 1900, ~tw o s toro ~ bu5. lding s (one me.i'c o:nt ile and one gin),, and t wo priva t e residences, we r e d e str oyed b y fire. Th . town 's jail door s wing s wide o pen a;.; t >e ca lab oos e t s but seldom occupie d. ~('he prin cipal industries of t:i::te county a re lunbc r , fruit, d airying , pou ltry :r ;;.isi f l "' a n d f s. r .ing . Vas t tracts •: ±.' vi:r;gin t:trn b er L.b ound :i.n .SlwrpQ County s. nd much m~.k is to be f•) und. Eardy i s c on:::idere d on'~ of t !J.c 1Jest lia rdwood markets on t h e ma in l ine of the il .. r:i.sc o out i:ddc of r.Se 1,n1h is. I t is un exce J. l e nt c h icken u a rket and commlss im i 1lvuses f::.. 1 cn1- ~:1issou1'i, A1'k:::i.ns c. s c.:nd Te n ne sse e ..,; ... {~ 3 ~ ; ~ ""::. 4 q t:r8viberrJ ... -:;'.J boinr:; rr ::dsed in abund e:nce 2- :n d t :J.e r. .u•1°l·.:·., '. !"- .. 1 . . --. Y! O~· . ~ r··1 n\·,,- ""'~" ·" '" ~ r, r: ne"C '' ore· "" rr'1 s - - ... ~ -- __ ....,._,-....,, ..... _, _ _ ..;.. .~ .:;...·._LJ~ ~~- CJ. -- C i. ~ • '.:2ranspar en ·,~ , Ea:cl y .Tu.hes Bc:n Da vi s r.n d ;.. he }us .t.;y ±:' a m,1)US. Arkansa s b lucks, nre f o und. e vc:c:rv:, {1e r~ . rn.bert a pe1:1c h. es ar• o nu ·1G ·.., ou.s . l\"'-:L~J~?. 'b y tho 1:r eezes fro.;;: tlrn :-.1ount a:tn t ops, l ts ft lft1 lta a :nd c o r n fie lds :t:: r c s en 'L «:.. r1:; s t ;f'ul ~;n: 3 l adsome pic ture t o the eye . Herds o f' ,Tersey cons low co11Lntedl.y v11L lle c; r azinc, i:1 the r·5.c lds o f g reen., :.:in d milk .::i.:n d cream arc shipped in abundance to Uiss ruri anJ Lekans;. s points an d e v en fltrth.er s au th . :.rc·"m tain Grove, :.lo . i s a centr a l d e pot f or crcar:1 s h ipp e d from ~Ja rd y . I n tl10 vrnods close by a r e located c ar:~ p s of the Boy fh~ outs of f1merica; Gi r l Sc outs of Ame:r lca; the Y. '! 1 • C. A . Camp ; Y . ;; . c. Camp ; St . Ifary •s In- Th. e - :•.' oods , a Catho l i c i n sti::ution lna i:n.tained b y the '2ister s f or 0 1:' p1'.:i.aned children . S~ c ial t1ct.iv ities :'L n u lude b oating, cun oe~ln g , sw i mming, t e nnis, ba thl nc, fi s:i:J.:i.n g , :· liking ) h o r s c - b~1ck ri.din~ , de.ncin~ , e.u t o :::idlng, ba seball, bri dge p c: :rtio s, bun t i ,-:, ; o -· I ndian r•e lics, c am p f ire s , ff:lirs, reunions , 0 tc. ~ £_ .._ .... __ ,,_.- A. 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 1927 Title A name given to the resource 1927 Wahpeton Hill Legend Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ American Indian Hardy Wahpeton Hill https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9463d9dc0e2118e44c886c6989f140e7.pdf 0ea47e5597adad9b5c33515af9b4fec2 PDF Text Text tt~, The Playground 1 (t'J~ Of The Ozarks H ~!!] ~ Woodan::l Courts, ·P,ose Hill, Boy Scout and ARDY, Arkansas, a re:;ort town Girl Scout camps, a YW·CA camp, Camp of considerable note, is locate. d in Mirimichee, and several other good camps. the foothills o.f the Ozarks, the 'Thousa nds of peop·le enjoy this recreation.. ll\_Jl1j "lan::l o.f a mi\lion smil~3'', on r egion each year. Highways 62 and €3, a::id on the This se:tion is notable for catt.e r11ls-, . main line of th.e Frisco rai'.way. i!::===:.i Recently the highways have been ~ ng and orchards. Poultry raising has bean much Lr;p"'oyed, and contracts have been let ·. extensively developed recently. The climate is exceptional, with an altitude of about 600 for the co:npletion with blacktop of the few f eet at its highest points, and mosquitoes are miles of gravel which remain. almost unknown. Average January tempei·a Travelers <an be accommodate d the ture is 51; average July temperature, 81; year round at Cabin Creek Mote.:, and Wooda verage ra:n.:al is 47.61 inches. land Courts; both new and modern, and at A wi::le-awake Community Development Metcalf's or the Hardy Hotel. There are fine S!Jmme.r resorts at Wahpeton 1° Rio Vista, Council has sponsored many improvement!!! in �the :r;-ast year, ,notably the new d)Ck at the community beach, which has attracted hundreds 'of vis:tors . Plans are uncer way for a? medical clinic· and a county. nu:se, as we 1 l as ) ! br~d r~w c~p fQ.r yo~ng p~le, "B!:!fil!a Vista," directed by Jul'a Banks <;1f Me1..!2J?his. Hard; ha-; an- unu~a ~ number of churches for a town of its size: Methodist, Baptbt, Church of Christ, Catholic, Pentecost, and I atter Day Saints. The school is i;- very - fine c:m'.lition, with a 1,ew y re:nndeled gymnasium containing the Coucity Vbrary and the Ame:-i~an YES, fishing at Hardy is fine, too! Look! What a catch! You'll like to fish in Beautiful Spring River Legion Hut; a Ho:ne Economics buil~ing, an Ag1i ;uitme building, good classrooms, a nice teacherage, a r. d plenty of space for rec~eat:on. Go ·L ty Agents co o~erate ' with · ·the corr.munity in a fine way. The town supports a li•·e weekly newspaper, The Tndependent. Peo::ile come to Hardy f om all sect' ons of this country, and we .h ave even ha:l visitors from far-away Scotland, who greatly en~yed this gem Q.f the Ozark region. --.,._ Start rraking plans now, for your next vacation trip, to Hardy, "the PLAYGROU ND OF THE OZARKS." �Any goo d spo rt like s l 0 8'W i m. Y'.o u ---w-il-1 ·~ ~ '' ~ike to ;sw im at our beach. 1 �Enjoy Your Summer Vacation at Hardy, Ark . . ! I This folder is a project of the Hardy Community Council. Printed in Hardy by The Independent � 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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Text Any textual data included in the document tt~, The Playground 1 (t'J~ Of The Ozarks ~!!] ARDY, Arkansas, a re:;ort town H of considerable note, is locate. d in ~ the foothills o.f the Ozarks, the ll\_Jl1j "lan::l o.f a mi\lion smil~3'', on Highways 62 and €3, a::id on the . main line of th.e Frisco rai'.way. i!::===:.i Recently the highways have been much Lr;p"'oyed, and contracts have been let ·. for the co:npletion with blacktop of the few miles of gravel which remain. Travelers <an be accommodated the year round at Cabin Creek Mote.:, and Woodland Courts; both new and modern, and at Metcalf's or the Hardy Hotel. There are fine S!Jmme.r resorts at Wahpeton1° Rio Vista, Woodan::l Courts, ·P,ose Hill, Boy Scout and Girl Scout camps, a YW·CA camp, Camp Mirimichee, and several other good camps. 'Tho us a n ds of peop·le enjoy this recreation.. r eg ion each year. This se:tion is notable for catt. e r11ls -, ~ ng and or cha rds. Poultry raising has bean extensively developed recently. The climate is exceptional, with an altitude of about 600 f eet at its highest points, and mosquitoes are almost unknown. Average January tempei·a ture is 51; average July temperature, 81; a verage ra:n.:al is 47.61 inches. A wi::le-awake Community Development Cou n cil has sponsored many improvement!!! in the :r;-ast year, ,notably the new d)Ck at the community beach, which has attracted hun- ) dreds 'of vis:tors. Plans are uncer way for a? medical clinic· and a county. nu:se, as we1l as ! br~d r~w c~p fQ.r yo~ng p~le, "B!:!fil!a Vista," directed by Jul'a Banks <;1f Me1..!2J?his. - Hard; ha-; an- unu~a ~ number of churches for a town of its size: Methodist, Baptbt, Church of Christ, Catholic, Pentecost, and I atter Day Saints. The school is i;- very - fine c:m'.lition, with a 1,ew y re:nndeled gymnasium containing the Coucity Vbrary and the Ame:-i~an YES, fishing at Hardy is fine, too! Look! What a catch! You'll like to fish in Beautiful Spring River Legion Hut; a Ho:ne Economics buil~ing, an Ag1i ;u itme building, good classrooms, a nice teacherage, a r. d plenty of space for rec~eat:on. Go ·L ty Agents co o~erate ' with · · the corr.munity in a fine way. The town supports a li•·e weekly newspaper, The Tndependent. Peo::ile come to Hardy f om all sect' ons of this country, and we .have even ha:l visitors from far-away Scotland, who greatly en~yed this gem Q.f the Ozark region. --.,._ Start rraking plans now, for your next vacation trip, to Hardy, "the PLAYGROUND OF THE OZARKS." Any good sport likes l 0 8'Wi m. Y'.o u --- w-il-1 ·~ ~ '' ~ike to ;swim at our 1beach . . ! I Enjoy Your Summer Vacation at Hardy, Ark . This folder is a project of the Hardy Community Council. Printed in Hardy by The Independent 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 1940 Title A name given to the resource 1940c. Hardy Pamphlet Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Hardy Community Council Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ Girl Scouts Hardy Kamp Kiwani Spring River Stonework Architecture https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c4748ab6dc2245226058b713399341c4.tif ef46ba91f26c4d3e17c80b73bd929d7b 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 Hardy, Arkansas Description An account of the resource This collections contains miscellaneous documents and pictures related to the area of Hardy, Arkansas, that do not fit into any other collection. <br /><br />Also see the tags:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Hardy">Hardy</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=South+Fork+River">South Fork River</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Stonework+Architecture">Stonework Architecture</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=John+A.+Cooper">John A. Cooper</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 Photo: Eagle's Nest---Lover's Retreat on Wahpeton Overlooking the Spring River Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ Hardy Landscape Picture Wahpeton Hill https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8ff3a9a02a9d3e7d0c162cf99eeaa81b.tif 218eec83cd7a8614282c7afe8353fd2c 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 Hardy, Arkansas Description An account of the resource This collections contains miscellaneous documents and pictures related to the area of Hardy, Arkansas, that do not fit into any other collection. <br /><br />Also see the tags:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Hardy">Hardy</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=South+Fork+River">South Fork River</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Stonework+Architecture">Stonework Architecture</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=John+A.+Cooper">John A. Cooper</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 Photo: Looking Down in the Valley From Wahpeton Hill Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ Hardy Landscape Picture Wahpeton Hill https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/cd2064965b955a067615cdcf47158cd9.tif 6ffc85238fc035cf925e0c9e18565354 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 Hardy, Arkansas Description An account of the resource This collections contains miscellaneous documents and pictures related to the area of Hardy, Arkansas, that do not fit into any other collection. <br /><br />Also see the tags:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Hardy">Hardy</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=South+Fork+River">South Fork River</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Stonework+Architecture">Stonework Architecture</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=John+A.+Cooper">John A. Cooper</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 Photo: Peace and Calm -- A Shady Nook-Placid Waters Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ Hardy Landscape Picture Spring River https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/75605cf2b31866b27f15db48d1dd434c.tif 25f608538e8772d9e353df691e1b2fbb 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 Hardy, Arkansas Description An account of the resource This collections contains miscellaneous documents and pictures related to the area of Hardy, Arkansas, that do not fit into any other collection. <br /><br />Also see the tags:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Hardy">Hardy</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=South+Fork+River">South Fork River</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Stonework+Architecture">Stonework Architecture</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=John+A.+Cooper">John A. Cooper</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 Photo: Shooting the Rapids on Spring River Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ Hardy Landscape Picture Spring River https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/4d5716c040aba6f089c036f957c34d8d.tif ea5838a6cda14582c81dc71479926f89 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 Hardy, Arkansas Description An account of the resource This collections contains miscellaneous documents and pictures related to the area of Hardy, Arkansas, that do not fit into any other collection. <br /><br />Also see the tags:<br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Hardy">Hardy</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=South+Fork+River">South Fork River</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=Stonework+Architecture">Stonework Architecture</a><br /><a href="http://kiakimamuseum.org/items/browse?tags=John+A.+Cooper">John A. Cooper</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 Photo: Upper Falls North of Hardy Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Press Scimitar 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/ Hardy Landscape Picture Spring River https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b7224a9ce817bd56c45f293bd4832e07.pdf 559be766856f3bf0526c980ac2bd949f PDF Text Text 558 INSIGNIA 1995 S-1a (varieties exist) 1997 LOAC I S-3 1998 S-5 (variation) 1995 S-1b Same as S-1a but has an irregular wider white inner border 1997 S-4 Conclave 1998 S-5 (variation) 1995 S-1c (quality irregularity, others exist) 1997 F-1 NJ, trader 1998 LOAC II 1995 S-1d (quality irregularity, others exist) 1997 F-2 NJ, participant, 1 per attendee 1998 S-7 Conclave, white bear in dinner jacket 1996 S-2 NOAC (first Jerry bear) 1998 S-5 spots on bear, not lines (varieties exist) 1998 S-8 Conclave, brown bear in dinner jacket Page 1 S-6 �558 INSIGNIA 1998 S-9 NOAC trader 1999 S-12 LOAC III, flesh faces 2000 eS2000-1b LOAC – (2nd run, white over smy bdr) 1998 NOAC 1999 S-13 LOAC III, gray faces 2000 eS2000-1b error LOAC – (2nd run, smy border) 1998 S-10 NOAC (variation) 1999 S-14 reverse of S-1, green lettering 2000 eS2000-1b error LOAC (error – top of “L” missing) 1998 S-11 NOAC, gmy 2000 LOAC IV 2000 LOAC IV, no border  1998 S-11 NOAC (variation) 2000 S-15 LOAC IV (error – flap says NOAC) S-10 eS2000-1a Page 2 2000 S-16 Conclave �558 INSIGNIA 2000 NOAC S-17 2000 S-18 Like S-14 but black letters, white FDL 2001 S-21 Ahoalan Nachpikin 2002 LOAC VI 2001 LOAC V 2002 S-25 Like S-14 but with black FDL eS2001-1 eS2002-1 2001 S-22 Conclave 2002 S-26 NOAC (participant - error) 2001 NJ, red 2002 X-2 NOAC (participant) black and white back versions 2000 Philmont S-19a&b 2000 S-20 Elangomat S-23 2001 S-24 NJ, yellow Page 3 2002 S-27 NOAC (participant – corrected) �558 INSIGNIA 2002 S-28 NOAC (trader) 2004 S-30 Conclave 2004 eS2004-3 Scout Base 2002 eS2002-2 Scout Base 2004 S31 NOAC (participant) 2005 LOAC 9 2003 eS2003-1 LOAC VII 2004 X7 NOAC (participant) 2005 Conclave 2003 S-29 Conclave 2004 NOAC reject, missing top lettering 2005 X-8 Conclave 2004 eS2004-1 LOAC VIII 2004 S-32 NOAC (trader)  2005 NJ, private issue by David Pickler Page 4 eS2005-1 S-33 �558 INSIGNIA 2005 S-34 National Jamboree 2006 LOAC X eS2006-1 2006 S-42 NOAC (participant) 100 made 2005 S-35 Candidate’s Flap, white outline fdl 2006 S-38 Conclave Host 2004 X-12 NOAC (participant) 100 made 2006 S-39 red outline fdl 2006 eS2006-4 Scout Base (800 made) 2005 S-36 Tenth Anniversary 2006 S-40 Conclave Host Lodge Staff 2006 eS2006-5 Scout Base Staff (200 made) 2005 Service 2006 S-41 NOAC (trader) 300 made 2007 LOAC 11 black and striped back versions S-37 Page 5 eF2007-1 �558 INSIGNIA 2007 S-43 Zach Case NOAC Grass Dance Champion 2008 LOAC XII eS2008-1 2008 ArrowCorps5 trader (error – no tooth) 2007 Zach Case error – no yellow dots on one side 2008 Conclave S-46 2008 S49 ArrowCorps5 participant 2007 S-44 green outline fdl 2008 R-1 Conclave – shield 2008 ArrowCorps5 part.(error–notooth) 2007 Conclave X-16 2008 S-47 Candidate’s Flap, gray outline fdl 2008 S-50 100 Anniversary BSA 2007 NCLS S-45 2008 S-48 ArrowCorps5 trader 2008 S-51 Scout Base Service Corps Page 6 �558 INSIGNIA 2008 eS2008-2 Scout Base 2009 S-53 NOAC Trader 2009 S-57 Centennial Expo Service Corp 2008 eS2008-3 Scout Base Staff 2009 S-55 NOAC, Founder’s Day Trader  2009 S-57 (error – red FDL) Centennial Expo Service Corp 2009 eS2009-1 LOAC XIII 2009 S-54 NOAC (participant) 2010 eS2010-1 LOAC XIV 2009 LOAC XIII (error – no tooth) 2009 X-17 NOAC (participant) 2010 S-58 Fifteenth Anniversary 2009 Conclave 2009 S-56 Candidate’s Flap, blue outline fdl 2010 NJ Staff S-52 Page 7 S-59 �558 INSIGNIA 2010 S-60 NJ Trader 2010 eS2010-3 Scout Base (600 made) 2011 S-66 SummitCorps 2010 Conclave S-61 2010 eS2010-4 Scout Base Staff (300 made) 2011 S-67 Expo Service Corps 2010 Conclave X-19 2011 LOAC XV eS2011-1 2012 S-68 NOAC Fundraiser 2010 S-62 Candidate’s Flap, yellow outline fdl 2011 Conclave S-64 2012 S-69 NOAC Sponsor 2010 S-63 Scout Base ServiceCorps 2011 S-65 Participant, photochromatic outline FDL  2012 NOAC Sponsor (without “Sponsor”) Page 8 �558 INSIGNIA 2012 S-70 Breast Cancer Awareness 2012 X20 NOAC (250 made) 2012 S75 Robert Fudge DSA 2012 eS2012-1 LOAC XVI 2012 eS2012-2 Fall Fellowship 2013 S-76 Participant, lavender solid p/c FDL 2012 Conclave LOAC XVI and Fall Fellowship Set 2013 eS2013-1 LOAC XVII 2012 S-72 Participant, solid photochromatic FDL 2012 eS2012-4 Scout Base ServiceCorps 2013 Conclave S77 2012 S73 NOAC (250 made) 2012 S74 Scout Base ServiceCorps 2013 Conclave X21 S-71 Page 9 �558 INSIGNIA 2013 S78 National Jamboree 2014 Metal M-1 2015 S-83 NOAC Fundraiser, Ordeal 2013 S79 National Jamboree smy 2014 Conclave S82 2015 S-84 NOAC Fundraiser, Brotherhood 2014 S-80 Participant, solid photochromatic white T1 FDL 2014 Conclave X24 2015 S-85 NOAC Fundraiser, Vigil 2013 S-81 Akela Cub Service Corps 2014 eS2014-4 Scout Base ServiceCorps 2015 S-86 NOAC Fundraiser, Centennial 2014 eS2014-1 LOAC XVIII 2015 eS2015-1 LOAC XIX 2015 Conclave Page 10 S-87 �558 INSIGNIA 2015 S-88 NOAC (participant), (400 made) 2015 X-31 NOAC (staff), (400 made) 2016 S-95 Cook Crew 2015 X-30 NOAC (participant), (400 made) 2015 S-92 20th Anniversary 2016 S-96 Conclave, Host Lodge 2015 S-89 NOAC Trader, (300 made) 2015 S-93 FF, Fallen Officer fundraiser 2016 S-97 Conclave, Service Lodge 2015 S-90 NOAC, Founder’s Day Trader, (300) 2015 S-94 Akela Cub Service Corps 2016 S-98 Participant, solid photochromatic peach FDL 2015 S-91 NOAC (staff), (400 made) 2016 LOAC XX 2016 S-99 Kia Kima Summer Camp eS2016-1 Page 11 �558 INSIGNIA 2016 NEXT S-100 2017 S-103 Thermal Image 2017 S-107 Akela Cub Service Corps 2016 S-101 9/11 Tribute 2017 S-104 Night Vision Image 2018 LOAC eS2018-1 2016 S-102 Centennial Service Corp 2017 S-105 Participant, solid photochromatic white T2 FDL 2018 LOAC, pp X-33 2016 3-D Printer 2017 S106 NJ (300 made) 2018 S-108 Operation Delta Service Corp (200) 2017 LOAC e2017-1 2017 X32 NJ, pp (300 made) 2018 S-109 Conclave (300 made) Page 12 �558 INSIGNIA 2018 S-110 Wood Badge Fundraiser (500 made) 2018 S-113 NOAC, Green Beret, Part. (500 made) 2018 S-117 NOAC, Navy. Staff (200 made) 2018 X-34 Wood Badge Fundraiser pp (500) 2018 S-114 NOAC, Navy, Participant (500 made) 2018 S-118 NOAC, Redacted, Staff (200 made) 2018 Private Issue, based on rejected LOAC artwork 2018 S-115 NOAC, Redacted, Part. (500 made) 2018 X-36 NOAC Staff (200 made) 2018 S-111 Participant, solid photochromatic peach FDL, same as S-98 2018 X35 NOAC, Participant (500 made) 2018 X-37 Fall Service Corp 2018 S-112 Autism Awareness (200 made) 2018 S-116 NOAC, Green Beret, Staff (200 made) 2018 eS2018-1 Fall Fellowship Page 13 �558 INSIGNIA EVENT PATCHES 2019 eS2019-1 LOAC (300 made) 2019 LOAC, leather (20 made initially, 14 later) 2001 J-1 Fall Fellowship Back Patch, 10” x 5” 1996 eX1996-1 Winter Conference 2001 eR2001-3 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 1998 eX1998-2 LOAC II with snowman 2002 eX2002-2 LOAC VI registration premium 2001 eX2001-2 Boss Bear Tour 2001, LOAC V 2002 J-2 Conclave BP 2001 X-1 SR-6N Conclave 2003 eR2003-1 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship Page 14 �558 INSIGNIA 2003 X-3 Fall Fellowship Metellen Machue (10 bears) 10thanniv. 2005 J-4 2006 eX2006-2 Conclave Host Lodge 2003 J-3 Conclave BP 2005 mini flap 2006 eX2006-3 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship X-9 2005 X-10 10th Anniversary CSP 2006 X-13 Mini-sashes 2004 eS2004-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2005 eX2005-3 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2007 A-1 Fall Fellowship 2005 LOAC 9 2006 LOAC X 2008 Scout Base 2003 X-4 Mini-sashes eX2005-2 X-5 X-6 eX2006 -1 Page 15 X-14 A-2 X-15 �558 INSIGNIA 2008 J-5 Scout Base JP 2011 eS2011-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2013 eS2013-3 Fall Fellowship 2009 eR2009-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2011 eS2011-3 Fall Fellowship 2014 eS2014-2 Legacy Walk-A-Thon 2010 X-18 15th Anniversary CSP 2012 Conclave 2014 eS2014-3 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2010 X-20 Mini-sashes X-21 X-22 2010 eS2010-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship X-23 2012 eS2012-3 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2014 eS2014-5 Fall Fellowship 2013 eS2013-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2014 X-26 Mini-sashes Page 16 X-27 X-28 �558 INSIGNIA 2015 Season Pass X-29 2015 X-32 20th Anniversary 2017 X-37 License Plate Segment for J6 2015 J-6 License Plate JP, Arkansas 2016 eS2016-1 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2017 X-38 License Plate Segment for J7 2015 J-7 License Plate JP, Mississippi 2017 eX2017-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2017 X-39 License Plate Segment for J8 2015 J-8 License Plate JP, Tennessee 2017 eR2017-3 Fall Fellowship 2015 eS2015-2 Kia Kima Summer Camp Fellowship 2017 X-34 Mini-sashes X-35 Page 17 X-36 �558 INSIGNIA CHAPTER PATCHES PINS 2006 X-1 Sakima Machque Chapter pp 2003 Lippo Blaknik Chapter pp S-1 Flap 2014 LippoeBlaknik 2003 NashobaTohbi Chapter pp 1998 2015 OklaKamassa 2005 OklaKamassa Chapter pp 2003 Flap 2006 X-1 Macheu Machque Chapter pp 2009 Conclave Page 18 �558 INSIGNIA CONCLAVE PATCHES 1997 Section SR-9 Conclave 2000 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 1995 Section SR-9 Conclave 1997 Section SR-9 Conclave, Staff 2000 Section SR-6N Conclave, Staff 1996 Section SR-9 Conclave 1998 Section SR-6N Conclave 1996 Section SR-9 Conclave, Participant  1996 Section SR-9 Conclave, Staff 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave 1999 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2000 Section SR-6N Conclave 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave, Staff Page 19 �558 INSIGNIA 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP Staff 2002 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2002 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP 2003 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2003 Section SR-6NConclave, JP 2004 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2004 Section SR-6NConclave, JP 2005 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2005 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP Page 20 2005 Section SR-6NConclave, reorder 2006 Section SR-6N Conclave 2006 Section SR-6N Conclave, reorder 2006 Section SR-6N Conclave, Staff 2006 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP �558 INSIGNIA 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave, Quest Official gmy 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave, Ceremonies Staff 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave, PreOrder 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave, Trading Post Staff 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave, Participant 2009 Section SR-6 Conclave, PreOrder 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave, Limited Edition 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave, Ceremonies Staff 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave, JP 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave, Quest Official 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave, AIA Dance Page 21 2009 Section SR-6 Conclave JP 2009 Section SR-6 Conclave participant �558 INSIGNIA 2009 Section SR-6 Conclave Ceremonies Judge 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Meteu, orange 2009 Section SR-6 Conclave Trading Post 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Nutiket (orange) 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave Participant 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave Golf Tournament 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Allowat Sakima 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave Internet Survey 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave JP 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Kichkinet Page 22 2011 Section SR6 Conclave �558 INSIGNIA 2011 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Golf Tournament 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave College of AllowatSakima Masters 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Flash Mob - Quest 2011 Section SR6 Conclave AIA Staff 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Kichkinet Masters 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Flash Mob - Pow Wow 2011 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Meteu Masters 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Flash Mob - Campfire 2011 Section SR6 Conclave TP Staff 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Nutiket Masters 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Flash Mob - Business Meeting 2011 Section SR6 Conclave JP Page 23 �558 INSIGNIA 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Internet Survey 2012 Section SR6 Conclave AIE Staff 2012 Section SR6 Conclave College of AllowatSakima PhD 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2012 Section SR6 Conclave College of Kichkinet PhD 2012 Section SR6 Conclave 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2012 Section SR6 Conclave College of Meteu PhD 2012 Section SR6 Conclave JP 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Section Chiefs Reunion (white ghost) 2012 Section SR6 Conclave College of Nutiket PhD 2012 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Nutiket, (red) gray bdr. 2012 Section SR6 Conclave College Staff 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Vigil Re-Dedication (white ghost) Page 24 �558 INSIGNIA 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Flash Mob - Quest 2012 Section SR-6 Conclave Internet Survey 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Flash Mob - AIE 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Flash Mob - Campfire 2013 Section SR6 Conclave 2013 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Meteu, red 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Flash Mob - Business Meeting 2013 Section SR6 Conclave JP 2013 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff (ran out at conclave) 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Flash Mob - Set 2013 Section SR6 Conclave AIE Staff Page 25 2013 Section SR-6 Conclave Internet Survey �558 INSIGNIA 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Game Day 2014 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Nutiket, color in horns 2015 Section SR6 Conclave AIE Staff 2014 Section SR6 Conclave JP 2014 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff  2014 Section SR6 Conclave AIE Staff 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Trader 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Chief Page 26 2015 Section SR6 Conclave JP �558 INSIGNIA 2015 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2017 Section SR6 Conclave JP 2016 Section SR6 Conclave On-Site Limited 2016 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff  2017 Section SR6 Conclave AIA Staff 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Survey Winner 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2016 Section SR6 Conclave JP 2016 Section SR6 Conclave AIA Staff Page 27 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Trader �558 INSIGNIA 2017 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Allowat Sakima 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Survey Winner 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Ceremonies Staff 2017 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Kichkinet 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Participant 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Trading Post Staff 2017 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Meteu, orange 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Trader 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Training Staff 2017 Section SR-6 Conclave College of Nutiket 2018 Section SR6 Conclave JP 2017 Section SR-6 Conclave College Staff 2018 Section SR6 Conclave AIA Staff Page 28 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Vigil Rededication 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Survey Winner �558 INSIGNIA x 1998 Section SR-6N Totem 2002 Section SR-6N Totem 2012 Section SR-6 Totem 1999 Section SR-6N Totem 2011 Section SR-6 Totem 2013 Section SR-6 Totem Page 29 �558 INSIGNIA EVENT PINS 2008 Section SR-6N JP 1997 Section SR-9, participation 2010 Section SR-6 Totem JP 1995 Section SR-9 Conclave 1998 Section SR-6N 2011 Section SR-6 Totem JP 1996 Section SR-9 1999 Section SR-6N 2012 Section SR-6 Totem JP 1996 Section SR-9, ver. 2 1999 Section SR-6N, participation 2015 Section SR-6 Totem JP 1996 Section SR-9, participation 2000 Section SR-6N Conclave Page 30 �558 INSIGNIA 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave 2003 Section SR-6N Conclave, participation 2008 Section SR-6N Conclave 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave, participation 2004 Section SR-6N Conclave, participation 2009 Section SR-6 Conclave No pin in 2005 (Note: Section decides to no longer issue participation pins.) 2002 Section SR-6N Conclave 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave 2002 Section SR-6N Conclave, participation 2006 Section SR-6N Conclave 2011 Section SR-6Conclave 2003 Section SR-6N Conclave 2007 Section SR-6N Conclave 2011 Section SR-6 Page 31 �558 INSIGNIA NECKERCHIEFS 2012 Section SR-6 Conclave 2013 Commissioner 2002 Conclave Contingent 2015 NOAC 2003 Lodge Standard Issue 1998 Section SR-6N Conclave 2004 NOAC 1999 Section SR-6N Conclave 2006 Fall Fellowship 2000 Section SR-6N Conclave Page 32 �558 INSIGNIA 2001 Section SR-6N Conclave 2007 Section SR-6N, white 2010 Section SR-6N, black - No conclave neckerchief for 2002, 2003, 2004, & 2006 - 2007 Section SR-6N, souvenir silk screen 2005 Section SR-6N, red 2008 Section SR-6N, red 2005 Section SR-6N, white 2008 Section SR-6N, white 2007 Section SR-6N, red 2009 Section SR-6 Page 33 2010 Section SR-6N, red 2011 Section SR-6 �558 INSIGNIA MISC 1997 Sticker 2001 LOAC V Mouse Pad (12 made) Keychain 2002 LOAC VI Mouse Pad (12 made) 2006 Belt Buckle (100 made) Side 1 Side 2 1998 Pen 2004 Notepad, LOAC 2006 Conclave Pen 1998 Stationery 2004 Notepad, Conclave 2006 MachueMachque Apron 2004 Notepad, NOAC 2008 LOAC XII Lanyard  1998 Sticker Page 34 �558 INSIGNIA 2008 Section SR-6N Computer Bag 2008 Scout Base Service Corps Pen  2009 LOAC XIII Apron 2009 Section SR-6N Council of Chiefs 2009 Section SR-6 SLS 2010 Section SR-6N Buckle 2010 Section SR-6 Conclave Band Aid Dispenser 2010 Section Sr-6 Poster 2011 Section SR-6 Conclave Buckle 2011 Section SR-6 Duffle Bag 2011 Section SR-6 Tote Bag 2010 Section SR-6 SLS 2011 SR6 Reliefcorps, general issue 2011 Section SR-6 Bottle 2011 SR6 Reliefcorps, for service or financial contribution (426 earned) Page 35 �558 INSIGNIA front back 2011 Section SR-6 SLS Vigil Ribbon, plastic 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Wrist Band 2012 Section SR6 Conclave Wrist Band 2013 Section SR-6 COC Water Bottle, large 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Blanket 2012 Section SR-6 Conclave Buckle 2013 Section SR-6 COC Water Bottle, small 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Computer Bag 2012 Section SR-6 NOAC Set 2013 MacheuMachque chapter Service Corps Tag (Camporee) 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Ipad Bag 2012 Vigil Ribbon, metal 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Water Bottle Page 36 558 - 2017 SR6 Duffle bag �558 INSIGNIA 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Coin, front Images of the following arrowmen used for character: 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Coin, back Allowat Sakima – Andrew Schrack Kitchkinet – Samm Schill Meteu – Ben McClain Nutiket – Hunter Ferris Prototype set has different color background 2013 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Coin, back 2013 Belt Buckle (100 made, numbered) 2013 SR Reliefcorps, for financial contribution, smy 2013 SR Reliefcorps, for lodge service project, gmy 2013 Ceremonies Prototype set  2013 Keepsake Box (top shown) 2014 Section SR-6 SLS 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Coin, front Page 37 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Coin, front  2014 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Coin, back 2014 Section SR-6 Conclave Buckle 2015 Section SR-6 Conclave Back Pack �558 INSIGNIA 2015 Section SR-6 Conclave Blanket 2015 Section SR-6 Conclave Buckle 558 - 2015 SR-6N Centennial Vigil Medal back 558 - 2016 SR-6N Lanyard 2016 SR Reliefcorps, for financial contribution, smy 2016 SR Reliefcorps, for lodge service project, gmy 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Token, front 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Token, front 2016 Section SR6 2017 Conclave Promo Flyer, front 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Token, back 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Token, back 2016 Section SR6 2017 Conclave Promo Flyer, back 558 - 2015 SR-6N Centennial Vigil Medal front 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Thank You Memento 2016 Section SR6 2017 Conclave Promo Flyer Poker Chip Page 38 �558 INSIGNIA MUGS 2016 Section SR6 2017 Conclave Promo Flyer Sticker 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Survey Winner Card front back 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Computer Bag 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Wrist Band, 1st Shift Dining, red 1995 Conclave (side 1) front back 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Flashlight 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Wrist Band, 2nd Shift Dining, white 1995 Conclave (side 2) front back 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Lanyard (also used in 2018) 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Knife 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Wrist Band, Host, 1st Shift Dining, blk 2018 Section SR6 NOAC Page 39 1995 Conclave (front) 1996 Conclave �558 INSIGNIA 1997 Conclave (side 1) 1999 Fall Fellowship (side 2) 2002 Conclave 1997 Conclave (side 2) 2001 LOAC V 2003 LOAC VII (side 1) 1998 Conclave 2002 Conclave 2003 LOAC VII (side 2) 1999 Conclave 1999 Fall Fellowship (side 1) 2002 LOAC VI (side 1) 2004 LOAC 9 (side 1) 2002 LOAC VI (side 2) 2004 LOAC 9 (side 2) Page 40 �558 INSIGNIA 2005 10th Anniversary (side 1) 2007 LOAC 11 (side 2) 2008LOAC 2005 10th Anniversary (side 2) 2007 Lodge Mug (side 1) 2008 Conclave (side 1) 2006 Conclave (side 1) 2007 Lodge Mug 2008 Conclave (side 2) 2006 Conclave (side 2) 2007 Conclave (side 1) 2009 Conclave (side 1) 2007 LOAC 11 (side 1) 2007 Conclave (side 2) 2009 Conclave (side 2) Page 41 �558 INSIGNIA APPAREL 2010 Conclave (side 1) 2018 Conclave Bottle 2010 Conclave (side 2) 1996 Conclave Shirt 2011 Conclave 1997 SR-9 Conclave Shirt 2011 Conclave 1997 LOAC Shirt Cup 1997 Conclave Shirt Page 42 �558 INSIGNIA 1998 Conclave Shirt 2001 Conclave Shirt 2004 NOAC Shirt 1998 NOAC Shirt 2002 Conclave Shirt 2005 LOAC Shirt 1998 Shirt 2002 SR-6N Conclave Shirt 2006 LOAC Shirt 1999 LOAC Shirt 2002 NOAC Shirt 2006 Conclave Shirt 2000 Section SR-6N Conclave Shirt 2002 Fall Fellowship Shirt 2006 SR-6N Conclave Shirt Page 43 �558 INSIGNIA 2006 SR-6N Conclave Polo 2007 SR-6N Conclave Shirt 2008 ArrowCorps 5 Shirt, green 2006 NOAC Shirt, back 2008 SR-6N Conclave Shirt 2008 ArrowCorps 5 Shirt, tan 2006 Scoutbase Shirt, back 2007 SR-6N Conclave Fleece Jacket 2009 SR6 Conclave 2007 Conclave Shirt 2008 LOAC XII shirt 2009 SR-6 Conclave Polo 2007 SR-6N Conclave Polo 2008 Conclave Shirt 2009 NOAC Shirt Page 44 �558 INSIGNIA 2010 Section SR6 shirt 2010 Scout Base Service Corps 2010 Section SR6 Polo, red 2011 Conclave shirt, back 2013 SR6 Conclave Fleece Sweater 2010 Section SR6 Polo, white 2011 SR6 Conclave Shirt 2013 SR6 Conclave Polo 2010 Conclave shirt 2011 Section SR6 Hoodie 2013 SR6 Conclave Shirt 2010 SR6 Conclave 2012 Conclave Shirt, front Page 45 2012 Conclave Shirt, back 2013 SR6 Conclave Shirt, wicking �558 INSIGNIA 2014 Conclave Shirt 2014 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt 2015 Section SR6 Conclave, Fleece Jacket 2014 Section SR6 Polo 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Polo 2014 Scout Base Service Corps 2015 NOAC Shirt 2015 Conclave Shirt 2016 Conclave Shirt Page 46 2016 Conclave Staff Polo 2016 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt, front 2015 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt, back 2017 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt front �558 INSIGNIA 2018 Section SR6 Conclave Shirt back Shirt, “Willing & Strong”, white, front Elangomat, yellow Shirt, crew with v-neck buttons Shirt, “Willing & Strong”, white, back Fleece Vest, black Shirt, red, long sleeve tan with green bill, bear claw logo front Polo, tan Muscle Shirt tan with green bill, bear claw logo back Shirt, white, bear body Shirt, bear paw, red Page 47 Polo, blue 1998 LOAX II, red �558 INSIGNIA 2007 LOAC XI (12 made), yellow 2008 LOAC XII, red 2008 LOAC XII (12 made) (gray with black) (green) (gray) (blue) 2011 Conclave Cap  (vest) 2013 LOAC Cap, front Blanket 2013 LOAC Cap, back  2008 Service Corps Cap 2009 Conclave Cap Page 48 2015 Section 6 Cap 2016 LOAC, black claw (18 made) �558 INSIGNIA 2016 LOAC, white claw (18 made) 2004 LOAC - Mabry Geunther TRADING CARDS  2016 LOAC, white claw, ribbed (3) made 2004 LOAC - C. J. Green 2018 LOAC, black (12 made) 2004 LOAC - Matt Appling 2004 LOAC - William Hackett 2018 LOAC, grey (12 made) 2004 LOAC - Zac Case 2004 LOAC - Ben Johnson 2018 LOAC, red (12 made) 2004 LOAC - Mike Fitzgerald 2004 LOAC - Mr. David Miller Page 49 �558 INSIGNIA 2004 LOAC – Spencer Nesvick 2007 LOAC – Mr. Gene Cofer 2007 LOAC – Joey Scott 2004 LOAC - Ryan Pudwell 2007 LOAC – PtripCorder 2007 LOAC – Wesley Simpson 2004 LOAC - Marshall Wade 2007 LOAC – Michael Downs 2004 LOAC - Mr. Hugh Wardlaw 2007 LOAC – Patrick Howie 2007 LOAC – Bob T. Bear 2007 LOAC – Joe Nowag Page 50 �558 INSIGNIA 2008 - Polo Shirts,FleeceJackets,Computer bags Notes: 1) In 2006 the section voted to stop having "participation"pin. 2) Tee Shirts - have featured the backpatch on the back for the last three years. 2006 white 2007 white - with slogan / theme 2008 Black Polo Shirts 2006 tan - featured the '3 Clouds' logo, camp name 2007 gray - featured the '3 Clouds' logo, camp name 2008 red - 'Section Patch' (logo) design, no campname or year 3) Hats – 2006 -sold the last of the compass point hats (compass points 6 degrees past north or south like in SR-6N 2007 - ‘3 Clouds’ hats 2008 -section logo hats 4) Some promotional items have been made each year (and givenaway).Some may have the opinion that it was the section chief making merchandise for himself.This is said this because one might have to answer / defend this point of view if questioned. 2006 - Polo shirts 2007 - Polo shirts Page 51 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d5318dec4274c8e006c769ae4782a896.docx 754bbf45919e056730fcf9aafbfab51f 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Ahoalan-Nachpikin Lodge Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Ahoalan-Nachpikin Lodge Collecting Collector Checklist Memorabilia Order of the Arrow Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9420b154cfdb98a22ea93170a9513b3d.pdf 36a10f86258129108dfc9dcbdb6bb7e9 PDF Text Text CAMP TALLAHA (1920’s - 1993)  1930’s-40’s felt (Experienced Tallaha Camper – 2nd or 3rd year)  Tallaha Camper, felt  1950’s, with loop 1985 Segment  1930’s-40’s felt  felt 1980’s Buckskin (by Dwight Gallion) 198? Staff Segment 1981-85 (used with year segments) 1982 felt triangle felt wings felt wings, reproduction 2016 felt chief’s head  1950’s Expert Camper felt 1983 Segment 1950’s, no loop (replace) 1984 Segment Page 1 1986 1986 Honor Scoutmaster Strip �CAMP TALLAHA (1920’s - 1993)  1988  1992 Honor Scoutmaster Strip 1991 1989 1991 Honor Scout Strip 1990  1991 Honor Scoutmaster Strip  1990 Honor Scout Strip  1990 Honor Scoutmaster Strip 1992  1992 Honor Scout Strip 1993 1993 Honor Scout Strip 1st Year, green border thin arrowhead border 1st Year, red border  2nd Year, red border, thin  1993 Honor Scoutmaster Strip 2nd Year, red border 1st Year, green border thick arrowhead border 2nd Year, yellow border Page 2 �CAMP TALLAHA (1920’s - 1993)  3rd Year, blue border thin 3rd Year, blue border 4th Year, black border 5th Year, yellow border  Sports Course Chief, Ver. 1  1969 NC, Staff  1980’s NC, blue, Staff Chief, Ver. 2  1972 NC  1980’s NC, white  1976 NC, Staff  1980’s Staff NC, white  Trailblazers 1980’s NC, blue 50 Mile Voyager  Cap Patch  1980’s NC, Honor Camper, blue Page 3  1984 NC 1985 NC Diamond Jubilee �CAMP TALLAHA (1920’s - 1993) MUGS  1985 NC Diamond Jubilee Staff NC, yellow with round 1960 NC, red  NC, chief’s head  NC, yellow with rectangle NC Slide 1970  NC, gray  NC, yellow with rectangle Staff NC Slide, metal 1982  NC, green  NC, white, green bdr patch NC, white  Knife, wood handle  NC, white, green bdr patch, black piping, Staff 1983 1984 Page 4 �CAMP TALLAHA (1920’s - 1993) MISC. 1987 Camp patch green border, plain rim  Arrowhead & Quiver  Camp patch, Staff green border, plain rim  Green logo  Camp patch red border Glass, green logo Camp patch green border, gold rim Beaver Day Pin  Honor Troop Banner felt Pennant, felt, red Early Bird Pin Camp pinback  Pennant, felt, arrowhead  Buckle, brass  Pennant, felt, color  Buckle, silver Page 5 �CAMP TALLAHA (1920’s - 1993) Buckle, silver & black  Buckle, canoe  Staff Cap  1985 Staff Shirt Staff Shirt, blue  1977 Leaders Manual Camper Shirt, red logo Staff Shirt, red logo, red trim Staff Shirt, green logo 1971 Camp Brochure cover  1971 Camp Brochure Page 6 Thursday, July 15, 2004 The Memphis-based Chickasaw Council of the Boy Scouts has ended a 78-year camping tradition by selling Camp Tallaha, a 173-acre property just outside Charleston, to DMI Fine Timber and Hunting Properties in Lyon. Doug Mauldin, president of DMI, said the property would be developed into an upscale hunting and recreational resort. Terms of the sale were not disclosed. For a brief period from 1925 to 1929 it should be noted that the town of Indianola operated the Sunflower River Council (Council # 692) before it was disbanded. � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d0815e08a3d5f8fb334a218486dec0f6.docx 033f163154d1deb556f41fba70018316 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 Camp Tallaha Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Camp Tallaha Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Camp Tallaha Collecting Collector Checklist Memorabilia Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/dc53540c30a4a815a0a8f984de533eef.pdf 225851875ea959185eccfe814c1605e4 PDF Text Text 406 INSIGNIA R1 1953 “CHICKASAW” S2b (blue tint due to twill background) S5 1974 Brotherhood, Anniversary R2 1953 “CHICKASAH” S2b (yellow tint due to twill background) S6 1974 Vigil, Anniversary S1a First Flap 1956-62 (variations exist) F1 1970-72 F2a Ordeal 1974-78 (TL) S1b First Flap (dark red) S3 1972 F2b (TR) S2a 1963-69 S4 1974 Ordeal, Anniversary Page 1 Ordeal F3a Brotherhood 1974-78 (TL) �406 INSIGNIA F3b (TR) Brotherhood S8a Brotherhood 1978-82 (cb) S11 Ordeal 1982-84 F4 Vigil 1974-78 S8b (pb) S12 Brotherhood 1982-84 F5 1977 S9a Vigil 1978-82 (cb) S13 Vigil 1982-84 S7a Ordeal 1978-82 (cb) S9b (pb) Vigil S14 1984 Ordeal S7b (pb) S10 1979 Anniversary S15 1984 Brotherhood Ordeal Ordeal Brotherhood Page 2 �406 INSIGNIA S16 1985 75th Anniversary S 17 1986 Ordeal S22 1989 Anniversary S 18 1986 Brotherhood S23 1990 Ordeal S28 1991 Ordeal S19 1986 Vigil S24 1990 Brotherhood S29 1991 Brotherhood S20 1988 “1949 1989”, Anniversary S25 1990 Vigil S30 1991 Vigil S21 1989 S26 1990 Page 3 S27 OA 75th Anniversary 1990 �406 INSIGNIA S31 1992 Ordeal S35b Ordeal (loose stitch) S38 1994 S32 1992 Brotherhood S36a Brotherhood 1993 (tight stitch)  S39 1994 Reject S33 1992 Vigil S36b Brotherhood (loose stitch) S39 1994 2-Piece; FLAP TO X1 1992 S37a Vigil 1993 (tight stitch) X1 1994 S34 S35a Ordeal 1993 (tight stitch) S37b Vigil (loose stitch) S40 Page 4 1994 �406 INSIGNIA N/C–1a, P1a sewn on neckerchief 1964 N2b SSC; arrows along piping; round end; thick letters N/C-1b, P1b sewn on neckerchief N3 N1.5a EMB design, like P1a 1972 Conclave, Host N2a SSC; arrows along piping; pointed end; thin letters, 1964 SSC; no arrows along piping J2 ‘CEREMONIES COMMITTEE”; 1990, 75th OA, BP 1976 Fall Fellowship  1977 Fall Fellowship J1 “ELANGOMAT TEAM”, 1990, 75th OA Anniversary, BP, ver. 1  1978 Fall Fellowship J1 “ELANGOMAT TEAM”, 1990, 75th OA Anniversary, BP, ver. 2 1980 Fall Fellowship Page 5 �406 INSIGNIA MISC. EVENT PATCHES – FELLOWSHIPS P1 – neckerchief patch P1 – neckerchief patch without border E1 ½S-½F Fall Fellowship football letters with pin 1976 Fall Pow Wow  1982 Fall Award Ribbon 1977 Fall Fellowship 1978 Fall Pow Wow  S36 without border 1979 Page 6 Fall Fellowship �406 INSIGNIA 1980 1981 Fall Fellowship Fall Fellowship 1985 Fall Fellowship 1994 Summer Camp Fellowship 1986 Fall Fellowship 1994 Fall Fellowship 1994 Fall Fellowship Back Patch 1982 Fall Fellowship 1987 Fall Fellowship 1983 Fall Fellowship 1992 Fall Fellowship  1983 Fall Fellowship thread break, no year 1993 Summer Camp Fellowship Page 7 �406 INSIGNIA PINS SLIDES Thunderbird and Area V Shield 1987 Thunderbird  1968 Lodge Philmont Trek S1 Flap Flap Type 1 Flap Type 2 F2 Flap, white letters, glossy  F2 Flap, white letters, flat F2 Flap, silver letters Page 8 Area 5-A �406 INSIGNIA EVENT PATCHES - CONCLAVES 1959 V-C Conclave 1964 V-C Conclave 1955 V-C Conclave 1960 V-C Conclave 1965 V-A Conclave 1956 V-C Conclave 1961 V-C Conclave 1966 V-A Conclave 1957 V-C Conclave 1962 V-C Conclave (REPLACE) 1967 5-A Conclave 1958 V-C Conclave 1963 V-C Conclave 1968 5-A Conclave Page 9 �406 INSIGNIA 1969 Conclave V-A 1974 SE2-A Conclave Host 1978 SE2-A Conclave error 1970 V-A Conclave 1975 SE2-A Conclave 1978 SE2-A Conclave Participant 1971 V-A Conclave 1976 SE-2 Conclave 1979 SE2-A Conclave 1972 V-A Conclave 1977 SE2-A Conclave 1980 SE-2A Conclave 1973 SE2-A Conclave 1978 SE2-A Conclave 1981 SE-2A 2B Conclave Page 10 �406 INSIGNIA 1981 SE-2A 2B Conclave Participant 1985 SE-2 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1982 SE-2 Conclave 1985 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1988 SE-2 Conclave 1982 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1986 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1988 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1983 SE-2 Conclave 1986 SE-2 Conclave Spirit Award 1989 SE-2 Conclave 1984 SE-2 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave 1990 SE-2 Conclave Page 11 �406 INSIGNIA EVENT FAKES (made by vendor in mid-90’s while going out of business) 1990 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1993 SR9 Conclave Participant 1991 SE-2 Conclave 1994 SR9 Conclave 1984 SE-2 Conclave (prototype?) 1992 SR-9 Conclave 1994 SR9 Conclave Participant 1988 SE-2 Conclave black  1988 SE-2 Conclave blue 1992 SR9 Conclave Participant 1993 SR9 Conclave 1988 SE-2 Conclave red Page 12 �406 INSIGNIA EVENT PINS  1988 SE-2 Conclave white 1988 SE-2 Conclave 1985 SE-2 Conclave 1989 SE-2 Conclave Pin 1986 SE-2 Conclave 1990 SE-2 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave 1991 SE-2 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave, participation Page 13  1991 SE-2 Conclave, participation �406 INSIGNIA EVENT NECKERCHIEFS 1992 SE-2 Conclave 1994 SR-9 Conclave, participation 1992 SE-2 Conclave 1973 Section SE-2 Conclave 1993 SR9 Conclave 1974 SE 2-A Conclave 1993 SR-9 Conclave, participation 1975 Section 6E-2 Conclave 1994 SR-9 Conclave 1976 Section 6E-2 Conclave Page 14 �406 INSIGNIA MUGS EVENT MUGS 1977 Section 6E-2 Conclave 1977 Section 6E-2 Conclave F1 Flap 1978 Section 6E-2 Conclave 1974 Anniversary 1979 Section 6E-2 Conclave 1972 Conclave  1990 Ceremonies Committee 1980 Section 6E-2 Conclave  1974 Conclave 1978 Conclave 1979 Conclave Page 15 �406 INSIGNIA 1980 Conclave 1986 SE-2 Conclave 1989 Conclave 1981 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave 1990 Conclave  1983 Conclave 1984 Conclave 1985 Conclave  1987 SE-2 Conclave Saucer 1991 SE-2  1987 SE-2 Conclave Stein 1992 SE-2 Conclave 1988 Conclave Page 16 1993 Conclave �406 INSIGNIA SHIRTS  1990 NOAC Ceremonies Team Shirt back 1994 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave 1992 NOAC Contingent front 1988 SE-2 Conclave  1992 NOAC Contingent back 1990 NOAC Contingent 406 - 1990 NOAC Ceremonies Team Shirt front Page 17 1994 Conclave Shirt 1994 NOAC Contingent �406 INSIGNIA MISC. Lodge Dance Team Shirt front  Lodge Dance Team Shirt back Fake JP 1989 SE-2 Conclave Slide 1989 SE-2 Conclave Card 1971 Embroidery Layout of S3 Envelope  1972 Membership Card Page 18 �406 INSIGNIA  1973 Membership Card  1974 Membership Card  1976 Membership Card  1974 Membership Card  1975 Membership Card  1977 Membership Card Page 19 �406 INSIGNIA  1981 Membership Card 1983 SE-2 Conclave Card, Lee Stevenson, Area Director  Silver Fox Certificate Page 20 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e74cf01dee23824a5cfcc865d52e87d1.docx 6b429dab638d4b7a84103ff1ab3eefd2 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 Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Chickasah Lodge Collecting Collector Checklist Memorabilia Order of the Arrow Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5970e2951df2b58f64f35f3ac042ff3b.pdf ee9774fc2b7a26750244b727296b759e PDF Text Text - CHICKASAW COUNCIL - ANNUAL SHOWS 1949 Exposition 1953 Exposition 1958 Scout-O-Rama 1945 Circus 1950 Exposition 1954 Exposition 1959 Scout-O-Rama 1946 Circus 1951 Exposition (TR) 1955 Show & Circus 1959 Scout-O-Rama Explorer 1951 Exposition (TL) 1956 Show & Circus 1960 Scout-O-Rama 1952 Exposition 1957 Scout-O-Rama 1961 Circus No Patch Issued 1947 Circus 1948 Circus Page 1 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1961 Circus Ticket Sales 1961 patch with sales insert 1962 Circus no date (thread break) 1967 Show 1969 Show for participation 1963 World’s Fair 1967 Show for participants 1970 Show for sales and participation 1968 Show for sales and participation 1970 Show for participation 1965 Show 1968 Show for participation 1971 Show for sales 1966 Golden Anniversary 1969 Show for sales 1971 Show for participation No Event Held 1962 Circus 1962 Circus Ticket Sales 1962 patch with sales insert 1964 Page 2 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1972 Show for sales 1974 Show for participation (plain) 1976 Show 1978 Show 1972 Show for participation 1974 Show for participation (TR) 1976 Show (back patch) 1979 Show 1973 for sales 1975 Show for sales 1977 Expo for sales 1980 Show gmy 1973 for participation 1975 Show for participation 1977 Expo for participation 1980 Show 1974 Show for sales 1976 Show for sales 1977 Expo (Back Patch) Page 3 1981 Circus �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1982 Circus 1983 Expo 1983 Expo Silver Bay Program 1985 Show (Participant Strip) 1988 Scout Base 1986 Show 1989 Scout Base 1993 Scout Base Ticket Sales 1993 Scout Base 1986 Scout Show (Ticket Sales Strip) 1990 Scout Base 1984 Scout-O-Rama 1986 Show (jacket patch) 1991 Scout Base 1994 Scout Base 1985 Show 1987 Scout Base (1st) 1992 Scout Base 1995 Scout Base Page 4 1994 Scout Base Ticket Sales �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1996 Expo 1997 Expo 2002 Scout Base BP 2004 Scout Base JP, oval 2006 Scout Base pp 2002 Scout Base Venture Island 200 4 Scout Base Venture Island 2006 Scout Base activity segment 1 2000 Scout Base 2004 Scout Base 2004 Scout Base Giveaway 1 2006 Scout Base activity segment 2 2002 Scout Base 2004 Scout Base flag 2004 Scout Base Giveaway 2 2006 Scout Base activity segment 3 2002 Scout Base BP 2004 Scout Base JP, flag Page 5 2006 Scout Base 2006 Scout Base activity set �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2006 Scout Base JP 2006 Scout Base poster pp 2008 Scout Base 2008 Scout Base Quest 2008 Scout Base JP 2008 Scout BaseQuest JP 2006 Scout Base poster JP 2008 Scout Base Salute To Veterans 2006 Scout Base Trailblazer 2008 Scout BasePow Wow 2008 Scout Base Security 2008 Scout BasePow Wow JP 2010 Scout Base, Red (participant & regular) 2006 Scout Base security 2008 Scout Base JP Page 6 2010 Scout Base, blue 2010 Scout Base, green 2010 Scout Base Staff 2010 Scout Base, green JP 2010 Scout Base, red JP �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW NECKERCHIEFS 2010 Scout Base, Cub Activities 2010 Scout Base, Security 2012 Scout Base Registration, green 2012 Scout Base Trailblazer 2012 Scout Base, tan 2010 Scout Base, Best Chef (100 made) 2012 Scout Base JP, blue 2010 Scout Base, Trailblazer 2012 Scout Base JP, green 2010 Scout Base, MS Trappers Assoc. 2012 Scout Base Participation 2012 Scout Base 1960 Scout-O-Rama 2012 Scout Base JP 1981 Circus 2012 Scout Base, Museum Staff Page 7 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW SLIDES SHOW PINS 1968 Scout Show Slide 1988 Scout Base 1947 Circus, Cub Scout 1969 Show 2000 Scout Base 1947 Circus, Boy Scout 1970 Show 1987 Scout Base 1954 Exposition 1979 Show 1988 Scout Base 1955 Circus 1982 Circus 1989 Scout Base Page 8 1986 Scout Show �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW MUGS 1990 Scout Base 1994 Scout Base 2004 Scout Base 1991 Scout Base 1994 Scout Base Button 2008 Scout Base  1969 Show 1992 Scout Base 1995 Scout Base 2014 Scout Base 1979 Show 1993 Scout Base 1995 Scout Base Button 1993 Scout Base 1997 Expo 1980 Show 1987 Scout Base (side 1) Page 9 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW COINS  1987 Scout Base (side 2) 1992 Scout Base  1997 Expo 1989 Scout Base 1993 Scout Base 2004 Scout Base 2006 Scout Base aluminum, side 1  1990 Scout Base 1995 Scout Base 2006 Scout Base 2006 Scout Basealuminum, side 2  1991 Scout Base 1996 Expo (side 1) 2008 Scout Base 2006 Scout Base wooden, black, side 1 1991 Scout Base Staff 1996 Expo (side 2) 2006 Scout Base wooden, black, side 2 Page 10 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2006 Scout Base wooden, blue, side 1 2006 Scout Base wooden, red side 2 2008 Scout Base wooden, black, side 1 2008 Scout Base wooden, green side 2 2006 Scout Base wooden, blue side 2 2008 Scout Base Chairman, side 1 2008 Scout Base wooden, black, side 2 2008 Scout Base wooden, red side 1 2006 Scout Base wooden, green side 1 2008 Scout Base Chairman, side 2 2008 Scout Base wooden, blue, side 1 2008 Scout Base wooden, red side 2 2006 Scout Base wooden, green side 2 2008 Scout Base aluminum, side 1 2008 Scout Base wooden, blue side 2 2010 Scout Base Show aluminum, side 1 2006 Scout Base wooden, red side 1 2008 Scout Base aluminum, side 2 2008 Scout Base wooden, green side 1 2010 Scout Base Show aluminum, side 2 Page 11 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW STREAMERS  1984 Scout-O-Rama camping 1990 Scout Base  1995 Scout Base Camping  1985 Jubilee Scout Show, camping 1990 Scout Base Events Participation 1995 Scout Base Midway Booth  1976 Expo 1st Place  1986 Scout Show camping  1992 Scout Base camping  2000 Scout Base camping  1983 Expo  1987 Scout Base camping  1993 Scout Base Camping  1984 Scout-O-Rama  1989 Scout Base Camping 1994 Scout Base Midway Booth 1955 Show & Circus Page 12 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW MISC. SHOW APPAREL  1963 World's Fair Poster large 2002 Scout Base Golf Ball 2012 Iron Chef 1st Place 1973 Raleigh Springs Mall Show Mailer, front (private issue by Rene’ Leith) 1973 Raleigh Springs Mall Show Mailer, back (private issue by Rene’ Leith)  1955 Show and Circus Poster  1985 Show, metallic sticker (private issue by Rene’ Leith)  1963 World's Fair Poster small 1987 Scout Base Donation Ticket (private issue by Rene’ Leith) 1954 Table Card 2012 Iron Chef 2nd Place 2012 Iron Chef 3rd Place 2012 Iron Chef Judge Page 13 1989 Cap 1992 Cap 1994 Cap 1995 Cap �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1996 Cap 2004 Cap, Staff, black 2010 Cap, black 2010 Cap, grey, staff 1997 Cap 2004 Cap, Staff, yellow 2010 Cap, camo 2010 Cap, olive 2010 Cap, light grey 2010 Toboggan, black 2002 Cap 2008 Cap, Executive Staff 2002 Staff 2008 Cap, Staff, black 2010 Cap, dark grey 2010 Toboggan, brown 2004 Cap 2008 Cap, Staff, orange 2010 Cap, blue, staff 2010 Toboggan, tan Page 14 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW TICKETS 1987 Jacket 2 004 Polo 2010 Shirt, blue 2000 Sweater, blue 2004 Shirt 2010 Shirt, tan  1954 2002 Polo 2006 Shirt 2012 Shirt, green  1954 2002 Shirt 2008 Shirt, black 2002 Staff Shirt 2008 Shirt, gray 2012 Shirt, blue, long sleeves  1971 1976 Page 15 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - SHOW PROGRAMS  1977  1978  1951 Exposition Tickets Prize Booklet 1946 Circus  1949 Exposition 1952 Exposition 1958 Scout-O-Rama Booklet 1953 Exposition 1959 Scout-O-Rama Booklet, ver. 1  1954 Exposition Prize Booklet 1951 Exposition  1951 Information Manual  1955 Show and Circus 1954 Exposition Page 16 1959 Scout-O-Rama Booklet, ver. 2 1960 Exposition Prize Booklet �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1960 Scout-O-Rama Booklet  1970 Show Booklet  1973 Show  1962 Circus  1971 Show  1962 Circus Ticket Sales Plan  1971 Show Booklet  1968 Show Booklet  1972 Show 1980 Show  1985 Scout Show  1970 Show  1972 Show Booklet 1981 Show  1988 Scout Base 1973 Show Guide  1979 Expo Booklet Page 17  1982 Circus  1983 Expo  1984 Scout-O-Rama �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - COUNCIL CAMPOREES  1989 Scout Base 2016 Cub Rally 1955 Camporee  1990 Scout Base Camp-O-Ree (circa 1951) 1956 Camporee  1993 Scout Base 1952 Camporee 1957 Camporee0  1995 Scout Base 1953 Camporee 1958 Camporee  2011 Expo Leaders Guide 1954 Camporee 1959 Camporee Page 18 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - COUNCIL EVENTS 1960 Jubilee Camporee 1963 1961 1963, marked 1952 Cemetery Ridge Encampment (prototype) 1951 Troop One Trainers 1962 Troop One Trainers, no year 1962, marked 1952 Green Bar Conference 1962, dated reference 1952 Cub-O-Ree Page 19 1952 Cemetery Ridge Encampment (Explorer) 1953 Cemetery Ridge 1953 Cemetery Ridge with segments  1953 Cemetery Ridge silkscreen �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1953 Expo Patch Vest Back 1954 Cub-O-Ree 1956 Explorer Air Encampment 1958 Good Turn Day 1953 Cub-O-Ree 1954 Swimoree 1957 Naval Air Encampment 1959 Good Turn Day 1953 PLC 1955 Good Turn Day 1957 Explorer Air Encampment 1953 National Jamboree (private issue by Buddy Irwin) 1954 Explorer Raindezvous 1955 Cub-O-Ree 1955 Naval Air Encampment 1956 Good Turn Day 1957 Good Turn Day Page 20 1959 Brownsport Rendezvous 1959 Scout O Rama Cubs �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1960 Explorer Encampment 1965 Catholic Scout Rally 1968 Catholic Scout Rally 1970 Catholic Scout Rally 1966 Catholic Scout Rally 1971 Scouting on the Move 1967 Scouting Round’s a Guy Out 1971 Pride is Powerful Fall Roundup 1967 Catholic Scout Rally 1973 Roundball Roundup 1973 Governor’s Roundup 1974 1974 Governor’s Roundup 1972-73 Tams Round-up 1974 Cub Day Camp Page 21 1974 Cub Day Camp error 1974 Used Car Road Rally 1975 Cub Day Camp 1975 Goodwill Good Turn Day 1975 Grizzly Roundup �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1976 1976 Cub Day Camp 1976 Ticket Sales Strip 1977 Pow-Wow plain 1978 SA 1 Pow Wow 1967 Nashville Jamboree Participation Award  1977 Pow-Wow council name 1978 Cub Day Camp 1976 Bicentennial Jamboree 1976 Jamboree JP 1977 Cub Day Camp 1979 Cub Day Camp 1976 Bicentennial Jamboree JP 1976 Cub Pow Wow 1977 National Jamboree 1979 Cub Day Camp 1977 Spring Roundup 1978 Encampment 1976 Jamboree Page 22  1980 Congressman Ford Scout Jamboree �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1980 Pow Wow 1980 Family Fun Picnic 1980 Cub Day Camp 1981 Cub Fun Day 1982 Keep America Beautiful 1982 Roundup 1981 Pow Wow  1982 Fogelman Olympics 1981 Day Camp 1982 Webelos Encampment JP 1982 Pow Wow 1983 Roundup 1982 LDS Camporee 1982 Cub Day Camp 1982 Cub Day Camp 1983 Extravaanza 1982 Cub Day Camp Staff 1983 LDS Camporee Page 23 1984 Camporee  1984 LDS Camporee �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1984 Pow Wow 1986 LDS Camporee 1987 Roundup 1989 Water Wonderland 1984 Roundup 1986 Great Cub Adventure 1987 Top Fun 1989 Pow Wow 1985 Pow Wow 1986 Great Cub Adventure Staff 1988 Gathering of Tribes 1990 LDS Camporee 1988 Pow Wow 1990 Jungle tales 1985 Cub Day Camp 1987 Pow Wow 1985 Showando 1987 Cub Space Camp  1988 LDS Camporee Page 24 1990 Pow-Wow �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1990 Cub CampYear Segment 1990 Cub CampSegment Akela Cub (yellow border)  1991 Akela Cub (green border)  1992 Akela Cub (magic marker brown border)  1993 Akela Cub (magic marker red border, “red”) 1992 Cub Day Camp 1993 Cub Day Camp  1993 Cub Day Camp Cloth emblem 1990 Cub CampStaff Segment 1991 Cub Day Camp 1993 DSU 2ndCamporee 1990 Cub CampSet 1991 Pow-Wow 1993 LDS Camporee 1994 DSU 3rdCamporee 1992 Pow Wow 1993 Pow Wow 1994 Pow Wow Akela Cub (green border) Page 25 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1995 Pow Wow 1996 Cub Day Camp 1997 Webelos Resident Camp  1999 Cub Day Camp 1995 Presbyterian Unit Retreat 1996 Pow Wow 1998 Cub Day Camp 1995 Merge with Delta Council  1996 Wood Badge SR132 1998 Webelos Mission Control  1999 Pow Wow 1999 Akela Cub Adventure 2000 Training Extravaganza 1995 Akela Cub Adventure 1995 Cub Day Camp 1997 Akela Cub  1997 Pow Wow 1999 Webelos Weekend Page 26 1999 Cub Day Camp 2000 Akela Playoff �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2000 Cub Day Camp  2001 Inside/Out  2002 Cubscout Olympics  2002 Training Extravaganza  2002 Training Extravaganza 2000 Webelos Summer Camp 2001 Akela Fall Festival  2002 Webelos Weekend 2000 Webelos Summer Camp with writing 2001 NJ  2002 Boot Camp 2000 W2S Weekend 2001-02 Grizzlies Scout Night 2001 Scout Odyssey  2002 University of Scouting  2002 Cub Scout Sleepover at AutoZone 2002 WB SR471 Page 27 2003 FOS 2003 Training Extravaganza  2003 WB SR532 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2003 Akela Fall Carnival  2004 LDS MB Encampment 2004 SR610 Participant 2005 Univ. of Scouting Associate Degree Segment  2003 University of Scouting 2004 SR607 2004 SR610 WB Staff 2005 Univ. of Scouting Bachelor Degree Segment 2003 Venturing Symposium 2004 SR607 Participant 2004 Memphis Grizzlies 2005 Univ. of Scouting Coll. of Boy Scouting Seg. 2004 University of Scouting 2004 SR607 WB Staff 2004 Cub Day Camp 2005 Univ. of Scouting Coll. of Cub Scouting Seg.  2004 Training Extravaganza 2004 SR610 2005 University of Scouting . Page 28 2005 Univ. of Scouting Coll. of Comm. Science Arc �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2005 Univ. of Scouting College of Venturing Seg. 2006 Grizzlies (Jan. 28 or Mar. 26 game) 2005 Univ. of Scouting Master Degree Segment 2005-06 Grizzlies Set  2005 Training Extravaganza 2005 Cub Scouting 2005 Grizzlies (Dec, 12 game) 2005 NJ 2005 Akela Cub  2005 Akela Cub loop 2006 University of Scouting 2005 NJ JP 2006 Cub Day Camp 2005 NJ Cape JP 2006 NYLT Page 29 2006 NYLT Staff 2006 Golf Games 2006 Training Extravaganza 2007University of Scouting 2007 Cub Day Camp �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2007 Graceland (Apr. 14) 2007 NYLT 2007 NYLT Staff 2007 Scout Patrol Challenge 2007 Akela Cub 2007 Riverkings (& 2008) 2008 University of Scouting 2008 SR887 WB Troop 2008 SR887 WB Participant 2007 Fall Symposium (issued 2008, 50 made) 2008 Wild. 1st Aid (for 2007 & ea. 3rd yr, 40 made) 2008 Graceland (Apr. 12) 2008 NYLT 2008 Wild. 1st Aid (for 2007 & ea. 3rd yr, 60 made) 2008 Webelos Woods 2008 NYLT Staff 2008 Wild. 1st Aid (for 2009 & ea. 3rd yr, 50 made) 2008 SR887 WB 2008 Cub Day Camp 2008 Wild. 1st Aid (staff, 10 made) Page 30 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2008 Scout Patrol Challenge  2009 Webelos Woods 2008 Pioneering Wilderness Engineer 2009 Graceland (Mar. 28) 2008 Pioneering Wilderness Engineer Instr. 2009 Day Camp 2009 University of Scouting 2009 NYLT 2009 Riverkings 2009 NYLT Staff 2010 National Jamboree JP (part of a set) 2009 Akela Cub plain yard 2009 SR988 WB Participant 2009 Akela Cub ribbed yard 2009 SR988 WB Staff 2009 Memphis Scout Night 2009 MBC, T41 Cordova Page 31  2009 MBC, SWTCC 2009 Centennial Exposition 2009 Centennial Exposition JP �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2009 Centennial Exposition blue ghost 2010 University of Scouting 2009 Centennial Exposition gray stealth 2010 NJ JP, reg. blue 5-1/2” high, rejected size 2010 MBC, SWTCC Counselor 2010-11 Grizzlies set 2009 Centennial Exposition Trailblazer 2010 NJ JP, lt. blue 6” high, rejected color 2010 RiverKings Night Oct. 16 2011 Graceland (Mar.26) 2010 NJ JP, reg. blue 6” high, accepted 2010 Grizzlies (Dec. 3 game) 2011 Webelos Woods 2009 Fall RiverKings 2010 Graceland (Mar. 6) 2010 Cub Day Camp 2010 MBC, SWTCC 2011 University of Scouting Page 32 2011 Grizzlies (Mar. 18 game) 2011 Redbirds Sleepover May 13 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2011 Cub Day Camp 2011 MBC, SWTCC Counselor 2011 Expo, white ghost 2012 University of Scouting 2011 NYLT 2011 Trail’s End Popcorn 2011 Expo, JP 2014 T457 MBC 2011 NYLT Staff 2011 Expo 2011 Akela Cub 2012 Graceland (Mar.31) 2011 NYLT Staff Apron 2011 MBC, SWTCC 2011 Expo Draft Artwork 2011 Expo, blue ghost 2011 RiverKings Night Oct. 22 2012 Redbirds Sleepover April 20 2011 Univ. of Memphis Scout Day, Soccer, Oct. 23 2012 NYLT (75 made) Page 33 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2012 NYLT Staff (50 made, 24 sewn on packs) 2012 NYLT “Ticket”, gmy Commitment (75 made) 2012 Ride for Scouting (council fundraiser) 2013 University of Scouting Staff 2012 Wood Badge 2013 Graceland (Mar. 23) 2013 Outdoor Adventure Scoutreach 2013 Cruise for Scouting 2012 Cub Olympia  2012 Wood Badge Case 2012 MBC, SWTCC 2012 RiverKings Night Nov. 2 2013 NJ JP 2013 Akela Cub 2013 University of Scouting 2013 NJ Set 2013 Venturing Weekend 2012 MBC, SWTCC Counselor 2013 Redbirds Sleepover April 5 Page 34  2013 RiverKings Night �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2013 Grizzlies Scout Night 2014 Graceland (Mar. 29) 2015 University of Scouting 2015 Redbirds Sleepover August 28 2014 University of Scouting 2014 NYLT 2015 University of Scouting Staff  2015 S6-558-15 WB 2014 T457 MBC, Feb. 8 2014 Venturing Weekend 2014 Wood Badge 2014 Redbirds Sleepover April 5 2014 RiverKings Night 2015 Venturee 2015 Grizzlies Scout Night  2014 Thanksgiving MB Workshop 2015 Graceland (Mar. 21) Page 35 2015 RiverKings Night 2015 Akela Cub 2016 FOS �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2016 University of Scouting 2016 Legacy Camp Brownsport, gmy 2016 Legacy Camp Currier (1925-2016) 2016 Legacy Camp Fuller, gmy 2016 University of Scouting Staff 2016 Legacy Camp Cemetery Ridge (1952-54) 2016 Legacy Camp Currier, gmy 2016 Legacy Camp Kia Kima, new (1964-2016) 2016 Graceland (Apr. 2) 2016 Legacy Camp Cemetery Ridge, gmy 2016 Legacy Camp Daniels (1930-1949) 2016 Legacy CampKia Kima, gmy, new (1964-2016) 2016 Redbirds Sleepover August 19 2016 Legacy Camp Cherokee (1965-2016) 2016 Legacy Camp Daniels, gmy 2016 Legacy Camp Kia Kima, old (1916-1963) 2016 Legacy Camp Brownsport (1957-1959) 2016 Legacy Camp Cherokee, gmy 2016 Legacy Camp Fuller (1950-1965) 2016 Legacy Camp Kia Kima, gmy, old Page 36 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2016 Legacy Camp Sardis (2002-2007) 2016 Legacy Camp Tallaha, gmy 2016 Howloween Oct. 29 2017 Wood Badge 2016 Legacy Camp Sardis, gmy 2016 U of M Scout Day, Football, Sept. 17 2016 Grizzlies Scout Night, Dec. 16 2017 Wood Badge Staff 2016 Legacy Camp Shawnee (1953-1955) 2016 Cub Rally Oct. 8 2017 University of Scouting 2017 NYLT 2016 Legacy Camp Shawnee, gmy 2016 Shoot-O-Ree Oct. 15 2017 University of Scouting Staff 2016 Legacy Camp Tallaha (1925-2003) 2016 Xtreme Oct. 22 2017 Graceland (Apr. 8) Page 37 2017 NJ JP (650 made, part of a set) 2017 NJ JP set �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2017 NJ JP set with pins 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Generic center patch 2017 Redbirds Sleepover August 18 2018 University of Scouting Staff 2017 NJ JP, Camo (200 made, part of a set) 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Bachelor Segment 2017 Akela Cub 2018 University of Scouting PowWow 2017 NJ JP, Camo set 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Master Segment 2017 Howl-O-Ween  2018 Graceland (Apr. 7) 2017 NJ JP, Camo set with pins 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Doctor Segment 2017 Grizzlies Scout Night, Dec. 15 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Strip 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Set 2018 University of Scouting Page 38 2018 Operation Delta 2018 Operation Delta Staff �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2018 NYLT 2018 Venturing Leadership Training 2018 Wood Badge 2019 University of Scouting 2019 University of Scouting Staff 2019 FOS  Den Chief Conference Webelos Weekend Memphi sCity Beautiful 1 (full field in flag) Memphis City Beautiful 5 Whole Hog for Scouting II Memphis City Beautiful 2 (1 star in field) Cub Day Camp Memphis City Beautiful 3 (2 stars in field)  Camp Tall Tales Black & white backs 2017 Grizzlies Scout Night “Go” Roundup Memphis City Beautiful4 (no stars on field) Page 39 Pow Wow �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - Memphis Fire Prevention Memphis Motorsports Park Scout Night New Scout Olympics Memphis Redbirds Sleepover (blue bdr) I Filled It Up Council event?  Memphis Redbirds Sleepover, Rocky Explorers Scout Night PLC  Webelos Leader Outdoor Training Scouting Outdoor Skills  1997 Spring Green Camporee Riverkings Grizzlies Scout Night w/o bear Scouting Rounds a Guy Out Memphis Redbirds Sleepover (red bdr) Riverkings Grizzlies Scout Night 2010? Memphis Redbirds Sleepover Page 40 Grizzlies Scout Night With Bear �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - Brownsea 2017 National Jamboree Mallard (200 made) 2017 National Jamboree Wood Duck (200 made) 2017 National Jamboree Merganser (200 made) 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. COUNCIL EVENTS PINS Chickasaw District (ref.) 1971 Pride is Powerful Fall Roundup 2017 National Jamboree Pintail (200 made) 1993 National Jamboree 2017 National Jamboree Shoveler (200 made) 2017 National Jamboree Dog Tag (200 made) 2017 National Jamboree Teal (200 made) Page 41 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1955 Naval Air Encampment  1972 Philmont 1955 Philmont Contingent  1974 Philmont 1993 NJ Contingent COUNCIL NECKERCHIEFS 1952 Philmont Contingent 1956 Philmont Contingent 1973 NJ Contingent 1953 Philmont Contingent 1958 Philmont Contingent 1980 Pow Wow 1960 NJ Memphis, Down in Dixie 1981 NJ Contingent  2000 JLT 2001 Wood Badge SR385 2001 NJ No 1954 Philmont N/C Page 42  2002 JLT �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  2003 JLT 2008 NYLT Staff  2013 NJ NC EAGLE CLASS NECKERCHIEFS (1973 – PRESENT)  2004 JLT 2005 NJ Contingent 2007 University of Scouting Staff Piece 2006-07 NYLT Staff 2010 NJ, Troop 1805 2017 NJ 2010 NJ, Troop 1806 2017 Commissioner 1979 2010 NJ, Troop 1807 2018 Capital Campaign 1980 2012 University of Scouting Staff 1982 Page 43 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1985 2003 2008 2013 1986 2004 2009 2014 2000 2005 2010 2015 2001 2006 2011 2016 2002 2007 2012 2017 Page 44 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1981 NJ 1958 COUNCIL SLIDES COUNCIL CALENDARS 2010 NJ, made by Randy Nelson 1959 Round-Up 1961 1947 1960 NJ ◼ 1973 NJ 1956 Page 45 1963 rescan rescan 1963 Cubs �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1937 Desk Base 1953 Expo Vest  1962-1963 Calendar of Events COUNCIL MISC.  1958 Camp-O-Ree Class C award 1945 Membership Card, back 1972 FOS Trivet 1933 Jamborodeo First Aid Ribbon  1945 Membership Card, back 1950’s Penknife 1936 Jamborodeo First Aid Ribbon  1951 Trainers Certificate  1958 Achievement Award  1976 Brownsea Plaque 1936 Jamborodeo Water Boiling Ribbon  1952 Philmont NC silkscreen sample  1960-1961 Calendar of Events 1977 SE-171 Worship Service Paddle, front Page 46 1974 SE-29 Wood Badge Plaque �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1977 SE-171 Worship Service Paddle, back  F1 CSP Design Tote Bag  1988 Fall Round-Up 2001 NJ Wooden Nickel  2004 SR610 Apron 1991 Bookends Address Book  2010 NYLT Back Pack  1980 Fall Round-Up 1994 Scouting Outdoor Skills Training, metal 2006 University of Scouting Staff Knife 2010 NJ T1806 Numeral  1984 Round-Up 1994 Scouting Outdoor Skills Training, Staff, metal 2007 Scout Patrol Challenge Ribbon 2010 NJ T1806 Numeral  1986 Round-Up 1995 Fall Round-Up Pogs Pewter Plate Page 47 2011 NYLT Staff Day Pack �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2011 Coll. of Comm. Sci. wooden disk (Dec. 10) 2012 NYLT Staff Day Pack Youth Staff, black Picture Frame 2014 NYLT Staff Pack  2013 Knife 2015 Venturing Pen Scouting in Memphis by Wayne Dowdy History of Chickasaw Council by Klink & Schadrack 2013 WB Magnet Promo 2015 Venturing Bookmark History of Chickasaw Memory Stick 2012 WB SR655812 Pen 2013 WB Card Promo 2016 Coll. of Comm. Sci. wooden disk (Jan. 30) 2016 Centennial Buckle front Paperweight 2014 WB Pen 2016 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Pin (Jan. 30) 2016 Centennial Buckle back 2012 NYLT Staff Day Pack Adult Staff, gray Page 48 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  2017 MBC Case  2017 NYLT Epaulet Green Patrol  2017 NYLT Frisbee green  2017 NYLT Magnet orange 2017 NYLT Card front  2017 NYLT Epaulet Orange Patrol  2017 NYLT Frisbee orange  2017 NYLT Magnet purple 2017 NYLT Card back  2017 NYLT Epaulet Purple Patrol  2017 NYLT Frisbee purple 2017 NYLT Magnet, Staff Red 2017 NYLT Epaulet 2017 NYLT Epaulet, Staff, red  2017 NYLT Magnet blue  2017 NYLT Epaulet Blue Patrol  2017 NYLT Frisbee blue  2017 NYLT Magnet green Page 49 2017 NYLT Sticker 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. wooden disk (Aug. 12) �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2017 Coll. of Comm. Sci. Lanyard (also used in 2018) 2019 FOS Sticker 2010 Camp Card, back Delta Area 2011 Camp Card, front Greenville/Greenwood Area 2011 Camp Card, front Greater Memphis Area 2011 Camp Card, back Greenville/Greenwood Area CAMP CARDS FOS Keychain, front FOS Keychain, back 2010 Camp Card, front Memphis Area 2011 Camp Card, back Greater Memphis Area 2011 Camp Card, front Olive Branch/Southhaven Desk Clock 2010 Camp Card, back Memphis Area 2011 Camp Card, front Clarksdale/Cleveland Area 2011 Camp Card, back Olive Branch/Southhaven 2010 Camp Card, front Delta Area 2011 Camp Card, back Clarksdale/Cleveland Area 2012 Camp Card, front Cleveland/Clarksdale 2018 Operation Delta Dogtags Page 50 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2012 Camp Card, back Cleveland/Clarksdale 2013 Camp Card, front Cleveland 2013 Camp Card, back Grenada/Greenwood 2014 Camp Card, front Clarksdale Area 2013 Camp Card, back Cleveland 2013 Camp Card, front Memphis 2014 Camp Card, back Clarksdale Area 2013 Camp Card, front Greenville 2013 Camp Card, back Memphis 2014 Camp Card, front Cleveland 2013 Camp Card, front Clarksdale 2013 Camp Card, back Greenville 2013 Camp Card, front Olive Branch/Southhaven 2014 Camp Card, back Cleveland 2013 Camp Card, back Clarksdale 2013 Camp Card, front Grenada/Greenwood 2013 Camp Card, back Olive Branch/Southhaven 2014 Camp Card, front Grenada/Greenwood 2012 Camp Card, front Memphis 2012 Camp Card, back Memphis Page 51 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2014 Camp Card, back Grenada/Greenwood 2015 Camp Card, front Clarksdale Area 2015 Camp Card, back Crittenden 2015 Camp Card, front Southaven /Olive Branch 2015 Camp Card, front Memphis 2015 Camp Card, back Southaven/Olive Branch 2015 Camp Card, back Memphis 2016 Camp Card, front Clarksdale No image available 2014 Camp Card, front Memphis  2015 Camp Card, back Clarksdale Area No image available 2014 Camp Card, back Memphis 2015 Camp Card, front Cleveland Area No image available 2014 Camp Card, front Olive Branch/Southhaven  2015 Camp Card, back Cleveland Area 2015 Camp Card, front Greenwood/Grenada 2016 Camp Card, back Clarksdale 2014 Camp Card, back Olive Branch/Southhaven 2015 Camp Card, front Crittenden 2015 Camp Card, back Greenwood/Grenada 2016 Camp Card, front Cleveland No image available Page 52 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2016 Camp Card, back Cleveland 2016 Camp Card, front Indianola 2016 Camp Card, back Southaven/ Olive Branch 2017 Camp Card, front Greenville No image available 2016 Camp Card, front Crittenden 2016 Camp Card, back Indianola 2017 Camp Card, front Clarksdale  2017 Camp Card, back Greenville 2016 Camp Card, back Crittenden 2016 Camp Card, front Memphis 2017 Camp Card, back Clarksdale 2017 Camp Card, front Greenwood / Grenada 2016 Camp Card, front Greenwood / Grenada 2016 Camp Card, back Memphis 2017 Camp Card, front Cleveland 2017 Camp Card, back Greenwood / Grenada 2016 Camp Card, back Greenwood / Grenada 2016 Camp Card, front Southaven/ Olive Branch 2017 Camp Card, back Cleveland 2017 Camp Card, front Indianola No image available Page 53 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2017 Camp Card, back Indianola 2018 Camp Card, front Clarksdale 2018 Camp Card, back Greenville / Indianola 2018 Camp Card, front Northwest Mississippi 2017 Camp Card, front Memphis 2018 Camp Card, back Clarksdale 2018 Camp Card, front Greenwood / Grenada 2018 Camp Card, back Northwest Mississippi 2017 Camp Card, back Memphis 2018 Camp Card, front Cleveland 2018 Camp Card, back Greenwood / Grenada 2019 Camp Card, front Clarksdale 2017 Camp Card, front Southaven/ Olive Branch 2018 Camp Card, back Cleveland 2018 Camp Card, front Memphis  2019 Camp Card, back Clarksdale 2017 Camp Card, back Southaven/ Olive Branch 2018 Camp Card, front Greenville / Indianola 2018 Camp Card, back Memphis 2019 Camp Card, front Cleveland Page 54 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  2019 Camp Card, back Cleveland 2019 Camp Card, front Memphis 2013 Camp Card, back Cleveland Area CAMP CARDS ARTWORK 2019 Camp Card, front Greenville / Indianola 2019 Camp Card, back Memphis  2019 Camp Card, back Greenville / Indianola 2019 Camp Card, front Northwest Mississippi 2013 Camp Card, front Clarksdale Area 2013 Camp Card, back Greenville Area 2019 Camp Card, front Greenwood / Grenada 2019 Camp Card, back Northwest Mississippi 2013 Camp Card, back Clarksdale Area 2011 Camp Card, front Grenada/Greenville Area 2013 Camp Card, front Cleveland Area 2013 Camp Card, back Grenada/Greenville Area  2019 Camp Card, back Greenwood / Grenada 2013 Camp Card, front Greenville Area Page 55 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2013 Camp Card, front Memphis Area 2014 Camp Card, back Memphis Area 2017 Camp Card Clarksdale 2017 Camp Card Memphis 2013 Camp Card, back Memphis Area 2015 Camp Card, front Memphis Area 2017 Camp Card Cleveland 2017 Camp Card Southaven/Olive Branch 2013 Camp Card, front Olive Branch/Southhaven 2015 Camp Card, back Memphis Area 2017 Camp Card Greenville 2013 Camp Card, back Olive Branch/Southhaven Alternate advertising sample, same as 2013 2017 Camp Card Greenwood/Grenada 2014 Camp Card, front Memphis Area 2016 2017 Camp Card Indianola Page 56 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1997 Akela Cub 2013 FOS, blue  2014 NYLT Staff, side CAPS  2013 FOS 1996NYLT 1990 Cub Camp 2004 WB SR-607 Spring 1995 Webelos Encampment 2004 WB SR-610 Summer 1996 Webelos Encampment  2009 NYLT  2015 Wood Badge Cub Adventure 2017 NYLT Staff Cap front Cub Adventure 2017 NYLT Staff Cap side 2014 NYLT Staff, front Page 57  2017 FOS �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2018 Wood Badge 1993 Cub Day Camp shirt, Staff, front 1999 WB SR242 Polo  1993 Cub Day Camp shirt, Staff, back 2001 Cub Day Camp  1995 WB SR-106 2001 WB SR-385 Shirt SHIRTS 2018 Wood Badge Staff front  2018 Wood badge Staff side 1977 NJ 1992 WB SE-597, front 1996 SMF Staff 2002 Webelos Weekend, front  1992 WB SE-597, back 1999 Webelos Summer 2002 Webelos Weekend, back Page 58 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2004 WB SR610 2009 WB SR-988 Fleece Pullover 2010 Cub Day Camp National Parks, front 2005 NJ Contingent 2009 Expo, front 2010 Cub Day Camp National Parks, back 2005 Akela Cub Staff Shirt, front 2005 Akela Cub Staff Shirt, back 2007 Cub Day Camp 2009 Expo, back 2011 Akela Cub 2010 Cub Day Camp, front 2010 Cub Day Camp, back 2011 Expo, green, front 2011 Expo, green, back Page 59 2011 Expo, tan, front 2011 Expo, tan, back 2012 Cub Day Camp, front 2012 Cub Day Camp back 2012 WB S6-558-12 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2012 NYLT, Summer, Youth  2017 NYLT Shirt green 2013 Akela Cub, back CAMP CURRIER MISC. 2013 Akela Cub, blue  2017 NYLT Shirt orange 2013 Sporting Clays, front 2013 Akela Cub Staff, front  2017 NYLT Shirt purple 2013 Sporting Clays back  2013 Akela Cub Staff, back 2017 NYLT Shirt, Staff Red 2013 Akela Cub, front  2017 NYLT Shirt blue 2017 Grizzlies Scout Night, Dec. 15 2012 NYLY, Summer, Staff Page 60  1934 Troop Camp (1st) felt (circa 1948) �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - Peckerwood Trail 1980s tl. thick head, green, TR (private issue by Ken Humphries,T343)  Peckerwood Trail 1980s tr, thin head, blue/green 1990 BSA Chickasaw Council Circa 1982 1995 Camper 2018 Capital Campaign of 2010, Currier  Peckerwood Trail 1980s tl. thick head, green, TL Sash Arrowhead (participant) Sash Eagle Peckerwood Trail 1980s tl. thick head, green, TR  1937 Camper Sash (also 1934 Kia Kima) Peckerwood Trail 1980s cd, thin head 1938 Camper Sash Peckerwood Trail, 1990’s Page 61 1941 Camper Sash �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1942 Camper Sash 1946 Camper Sash  1952 Staff Sash  1952 Buddy Pipe Lines Letter  1943 Camper Sash  1946 Camper Sash (Harry Simpkins)  1954 Camper Sash 2006 Private issue for Ranger Dennis Johnson (3 made as shown, 3 made with gmy letters) 1943 Camper Sash 1947 Camper Sash  1957 Camper Sash  Camp Totem Pole  1943 Camper Sash 1947 Camper Sash 1944 Camper Sash 1949 Staff Sash 1941 Reservation Card Shirt  1952 Buddy Pipe Lines Certificate Shirt Page 62 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - Shirt 2013 Calendar 2013 Pocket Note Pad CAMP TALLAHA Shirt 2010 Shirt, front 2010 Shirt, back  Peckerwood Nature Trail Book Calendar Pen 2013 Date Book 2019 Sticker 2019 Friends of Camp Currier Sticker 2013 Drink Sleeve 1993 1993 Honor Scout Strip  1993 Honor Scoutmaster Strip 2013 Knife Page 63 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1995 Camper 1996  2000 Camporee 2000 Camper 2000 Charleston  2000 Diamond Anniversary  2003 Scoutmaster Merit Badge CampTallaha, green 2001 2003 Camp Tallaha, red 2001 NC patch 2003 JP Camp Tallaha, white 2002 2003Final Campfire  2002 Staff Camp Tallaha, red border 2003Final Campfire JP  NC, white, ghost patch Page 64 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2000 Leader Mug  Advancement Card Staff Cap, red diamond Cap camp patch sewn on 2002 Mug 1995 Cap Staff Cap, black diamond Cap,Camp Ranger Orange logo Camp Cap Staff Cap, grey diamond 1999 Staff Shirt 1995 Knife Staff Cap, white panther Staff Cap, red diamond front 1996 Flashlight Staff Cap, black diamond Staff Cap, red diamond back Page 65 2000 Camper Shirt, front 2000 Camper Shirt, back �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2001 Staff Shirt, front Staff Shirt, Charleston, blue front Staff Shirt, yellow  1969 COUNCIL MUGS AND CUPS 2001 Staff Shirt, back 2000 Staff Shirt Camper Shirt, blue, FDL & bear Staff Shirt, panther, beige Staff Shirt, Charleston, blue, back 1972-73 Memphis Tams Staff Shirt, purple 1966 Roundup Staff Shirt 1967 Growth Award 1974 Governor’s Roundup Staff Shirt, maroon 1968 Growth Award 1974 WB SE 29 Page 66 1973-74 Tiger Roundball �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1974 WB SE 29 personal Front 1978 Encampment 1978 WB SE 205 1974 WB SE 29 personal back 1978 Cub Day Camp 1978 WB SE 205 front 1979 WB SE-251 1976 NJ 1978 1978 WB SE 205 side 1979 WB SE-251 Staff 1977 WB SE 171 1978 Roundup (light) 1978 WB SE 205 Back 1980 Cub Day Camp 1978 Cub Pow Wow 1978 Roundup (dark) 1978 WB SE 205 Staff Page 67 1979 Cub Day Camp Staff 1981 Day Camp Staff �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1981 WB SE 301 1988 WB SE-471 (side 1) 1990 WB SE-534 (side 1) 1992 Cub Day Camp 1981 WB SE 301 Staff  1988 WB SE-471 (side 2)  1990 WB SE-534 (side 2)  1993 Cub Day Camp  1983 WB SE-343 1988 WB SE-487 (side 1)  1990 WB SR-106  1994 Wood Badge SR-50 1984 Camporee  1988 WB SE-487 (side 2) 1992 – SE-597 Wood Badge (side 1)  1995 Cub Day Camp 1987 Roundup  1990 Roundup 1992 – SE-597 Wood Badge (side 2)  1996 Cub Day Camp Page 68 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1999 Cub Day Camp 2001 SE-385 Wood Badge (side 1) 2001 SE-385 Wood Badge (side 1) 2005 Akela Cub 2009 SE-988 Wood Badge (side 1)  2010 Currier Bottle Service Area I KFC side 1  2011 Webelos Woods WB SE-371 KFC side 2 2014 FOS Type S2 CSP  KFC side 3 2018 Wood Badge Type S2 CSP Shoney’s Scouting Adventure, side 1 On Time  Adventure Begins Page 69  Shoney’s Scouting Adventure, side 2 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - Cub Day Camp b&w  1927 Water Boiling 2nd  1933 Knot Tying 2nd  1932 Morse Signalling 2nd  1933 Morse Signalling 2nd PENNANTS Council (black) TTT  1927 Fire by Friction 2nd 1932 Semaphore Signaling 1st  1933 Wall Scalling 2nd WB SE-413  1927 Forestry 2nd  1932 Wall Scaling 3rd  1934 Camping 2nd  1927 Wall Scaling 1st  1933 Camping 2nd  1934 Morse Signaling 1st Page 70 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  1934 Water Boiling 1st  1940 Class A Camp-ORee  1942 Class A Camp-ORee  1944 Class A  1938-39 Class A  1941 Class A  1943 Class A  1946 Class A Camp-ORee  1939 Class A  1941 Class A Camp-ORee  1943 Class A Camp-ORee  1946 Class B Camp-ORee  1940 Class A  1941 Class C Camp-ORee  1944 Class A Camp-ORee  1947 Class A Camp-ORee  1940 Class C  1942 Class A  1945 Class A  1948 Class A Camp-ORee Page 71 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  1953 Class blank Camp-O-Ree  1958 Winning Patrol  1951 Class A Camp-ORee, green  1954 Class A Camp-ORee 1959 Scout-O-Rama blue  1951 Class B Camp-ORee  1956 Good Turn Day  1959 Scout-O-Rama Red  1952 Class A Camp-ORee, red  1957 Winning Patrol  1952 Class A Camp-ORee, white  1958 Scout-O-Rama Blue  1949 Class A Camp-ORee  1951 Class A Camp-ORee, purple  1950 Class A Camp-ORee, blue  1946 Class A Camp-ORee, purple  1950 Class B Camp-ORee  1950 Class C Page 72 1959 Sustaining Member 1960 Jubilee Camporee �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1960 Scout-O-Rama 1997 (Council Issue) SCOUT SUNDAY BANNERS Issues and dates confirmed by Claude Brown, Scout store manager.  1963 World’s Fair of Scouting 1998 (Council Issue) 2006 Scout Base   1994 (Council Issue, TR) Camp Tallaha  1995 (Council Issue) 1996 (Council Issue) Page 73 1999 (Council Issue) �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1958 Scout-O-Rama FDC, green 1960 Scout Week FDC red MEMBERSHIP CARDS MORRISON BUCK (SSS VICTORY, SHIP 14) CARDS & ENVELOPES 1958 Scout-O-Rama Card 1958 Scout Week FDC 1958 Scout-O-Rama FDC, blue 1958 Scout-O-Rama insert 1991 Scout Base Envelope FDC with card 1960 Scout Week insert 1959 Scout Week FDC 1991 Scout Base Card 1959 Scout Week insert 1960 Scout Week FDC blue 1991 Scout Base Envelope 1991 Scout Base Envelope FDC Page 74 1938, front 1938, back 1940, front �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1940, back 1941 Sleeve, front 1943 TROOP 34 1940 Sleeve, front 1940 Sleeve, back 1941, front 1941, back 1941 Sleeve, back 1943, front 1943, back 1943 Sleeve, front 1946, front 1946, back 1946 Sleeve, front 1946 Sleeve, back Page 75  1920 Recharter Application  1937 Cup, Armistice Day Parade Best Unit  1938 Cup, Armistice Day Parade Best Unit �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  1944 US Treasury War Finance Certificate 2003 Camp Currier, Apr. 2007 Spring Camp Sardis Lake TROOP 41  1947 Fire Prevention Parade 1st Award 2004 Camp Currier 2007 11 Point River 2007 Sardis Lake  1958 Camporee Plaque A Award 2000 Polar Bear 2004 Christmas Parade  1983-84 Kia Kima NC 2001 Christmas Parade 2006 Sardis Camp 2007 Wilderness Camp Sardis Lake Nov. 11-12, 2006 2007 Polar Bear, Kia Kima, Nov. 2003 Camp Yocona Polar Bear, Jan. Page 76 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 2008 Camp Currier, Jan.  1970 Kia Kima 2009 Christmas Parade TROOP 97 (in memory of Buddy Irwin) 2008 Tishomingo 2008 Holiday Parade, Christmas 2009 Spring Food Drive 2009 Fall Fund Raiser, Car Parking  Unit Patch, 50th Anniversary  1972 Buffalo River 1977 Camp-O-Ree  1973 NJ  1963  1973 NJ Historical Trek  1969 Washington D.C.  1974 Grand Canyon Page 77 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL -  1975 YucatanEaglemen  1981 NJ  Troop Leader Development Red, Broadway Baptist TROOP 343 (in memory of Ken Humphreys)  1976 Bicentennial Trek  1991 Florida  red  1977 NJ Maple Leaf Trek  1994 Western Trip  black  Troop Patch, cb  1978 Kia Kima  1997 NJ East Trip  flag N/C – Down in Dixie pointed end  1979 Buffalo River  2015 75 Anniversary Red, Southaven Page 78 N/C – Down in Dixie round end �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - N/C Scout Shirt, Down in Dixie T27, green w/ embroidered pie patch MISC. N/C Staff N/C – Kia Kima N/C – CampCherokee Staff Slide  NC Slide T32 Raleigh Historical Trail Troop 32 Slide P25 Tiger Cubs NC T33 NC T27 NC, yellow T35 felt patch Page 79 �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - T43 – 1950 NJ Appr. Cert. for Ken Humphreys T43 – 1955 Green Bar Conf. Cert., SW Dist. T43 – 1951 WB Cert. for Ken Humphreys  Sea Scout Ship “Choctaw”, T48, 1942-43  T55 Scouting Church  T72 – 1974 Philmont Contingent NC T56 NC T75 Down in Dixie NC T83 Always Ready T43 – 1953 Feb. Program T48, 65 Years T56 Shirt T43 – 1953 Green Bar Conf. Cert., SW Dist. T48 T65 Fearless NC T43 – 1954 Green Bar Conf. Cert., SW Dist. T48, 80 Years  T72 – 1967 Esperanza Trail Opening Day NC Page 80 T83 Always Ready N/C maroon T83 Always Ready N/C White �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - T171 Skill Award Training T240 - 1976 Freedom Tour  T255 T200 NC, blue T240 - 1976 Freedom Tour, with loop T256 T200 NC, white  T240 – 2007 Big Adventure T256 – 1987 Freezeout T268 NC T240 red pp  T240 – Washington, D.C. T260 Pie Patch NC T268 NC buffalo T240 - 1971 Grand Tour T248 NC T263 ENE Page 81 T268  T268 Pie Patch P274 – 2008 (designed by Chris Johnson) �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - T278  T332 2016 MBC  T457 2017 MBC Contingent Issue? T303 T410 NC 1910 Troop 1 T332 2011 MBC T427 NC 1950 Troop 20 NJ Contingent T332 2012 MBC T427 NC 1950 Troop 20 NJ Gateway  T332 2013 MBC  T457 2016 MBC pin Page 82 1950 Troop 20 NJ Tour Bus �- CHICKASAW COUNCIL - 1950 NJ Contingent Card Ken Humphreys Contributors: 1964 NJ T54 1964 NJ T54 Philmont Contingent, 1st Black Gene Bradberry Don Brady Marie Brough Bill Dixon Harold English Jason Goodbar Calvin Green Scott Harrison Charlotte Johnson Pat Kelly Ken Kerby John King Matt Kirkland Duane Klink ReneeLeith Marilyn & Robert Massey Jerry Morris Randy Nelson Kenneth Nimmo Jeremy Pazalolo Ed Provine Chuck Schadrack Johnny Tracy Lisa Wimberly Bob Winkler 1958 Slide, wood, carved, Scout-O-Rama Page 83 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/53b1a671396a5f4c2f809a62203041b2.docx d8cc0c82f817fb11785b1d38285fccb8 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 Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Chickasaw Council Collecting Collector Checklist Memorabilia Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b728b8cef3d61f71e74eca9a8a0e279a.pdf 8fcf2b2d87c42b3f89227eb6ef3305c2 PDF Text Text CHICKASAW CSP’S T-1a (thin letters, T-L) S-2a (lt border, type 1 fdl, lt waves) S-2d (bright border, rounded type 2 fdl, thick waves, PB) T-1a (thin letters, top touches, thick waves, T-L) S-2b (bright border, type 1 fdl, thick waves) S-2e (bright border, type 2 fdl, thick waves, white line in border) T-1a (thin letters, top touches, thin waves, T-L)  S-2b Error S-3a (fingers closed) T-1a (thick letters, bottom touches, T-R) S-2c (dull border, type 1 fdl, lt waves, white line in border) S-3a (fingers closed, uneven) T-1b (lt border, thin letters, lt waves, white line in border, T-L) S-2d (bright border, pointed type 2 fdl, thick waves, thin BSA, PB) S-3b (fingers separated) T-1b (lt border, thick letters, lt waves, white line in border, T-L) S-2d (bright border, pointed type 2 fdl, thick waves, thick BSA, PB) Page 1 S-3b 2007 (fingers closed, angled thumb) �CHICKASAW CSP’S SPECIAL EVENTS  S-3b yellow border (error – 25 made) S-4a 2011 S-3b (fingers open, little finger bent) 1989 National Jamboree S-3b error 1993 National Jamboree gold, pb 1997 National Jamboree light yellow, Scout Supply, pb 2000 Philmont medium yellow, Scout Supply, pb 2001 Friends of Scouting Page 2 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2001 National Jamboree (Youth) 2003 Philmont 2004 50 Years of Rock & Roll 2001 National Jamboree (Adult) 2003 Philmont black ghost 2004 Scout Base 2002 Friends of Scouting 2003 Philmont white ghost 2005 Friends of Scouting 2002 Scout Base 2004 Friends of Scouting 2005 National Jamboree, T1723, white 2003 Friends of Scouting 2004 Friends of Scouting with Card 2005 National Jamboree, T1723, white error 2004 Philmont 2005 National Jamboree, T1724, blue  2003 Friends of Scouting with Card Page 3 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2005 National Jamboree, T1728, black 2005 Lodge 558 Tenth Anniversary 2006 Scout Base limited ver. 2 2005 National Jamboree, T1729, red 2006 Friends of Scouting 2007 Friends of Scouting 2005 National Jamboree, staff 2006 Kia Kima 2007 Kia Kima 2005 National Jamboree, staff error 2006 Scout Base 2008 Friends of Scouting (designed by Chris Johnson) 2005 National Jamboree, executive limited edition 2006 Scout Base poster design 2008 Wood Badge (2009) 2005 National Jamboree, trader 2006 Scout Base limited ver. 1 2008 Scout Base Page 4 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2008 Scout Base Indian limited edition 2010 National Jamboree 2009 Centennial Expo 2008 Scout Base tepee limited edition 2010 National Jamboree 2010 Friends of Scouting 2008 Sea Base Contingent 2010 National Jamboree jail house rock 2010 National Jamboree, blue 2009 Friends of Scouting 2010 National Jamboree soldier 2010 National Jamboree, gray 2010 Lodge 558 15th Anniversary 2010 National Jamboree staff 2010 National Jamboree, red 2010 NJ Set 2010 National Jamboree, white 2010 National Jamboree set comes numbered & unnumbered) Page 5 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2010 National Jamboree, smy 2010 Scout Base, red 2010 National Jamboree, Staff 2011 Friends of Scouting 2012 NYLT 2011 Friends of Scouting 2013 FOS 2010 National Jamboree Set 2012 Wood Badge (tribute to Randy Nelson, 25 made) 2012 Philmont (100 made) 2012 Scout Base, re 2013 National Jamboree Chickasaw Council 2010 Scout Base, blue 2012 Scout Base, ce 2013 National Jamboree Chickasaw Territory 2010 Scout Base, green 2012 Wood Badge 2013 National Jamboree Delta Blues Page 6 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2013 National Jamboree Birthplace of Rock ‘n’ Roll 2013 Wood Badge, Buffalo (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2014 Scout Base, Duty to God 2013 National Jamboree Memphis Belle 2013 Wood Badge, Eagle (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2014 Scout Base, On My Honor 2013 Wood Badge, Antelope (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2013 Wood Badge, Antelope (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2015 Lodge 558 20th Anniversary 2013 Wood Badge, Bear (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2013 Wood Badge, Owl (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2016 FOS (150 made) 2013 Wood Badge, Beaver (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2014 NYLT 2017 Kia Kima 2013 Wood Badge, Bobwhite (fundraiser for 2014 course) 2014 FOS (500 made) Page 7 2017 National Jamboree Mallard (680 made) �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2017 National Jamboree Merganser (670 made) 2017 National Jamboree, Camo Merganser (200 made) 2017 National Jamboree Pintail (670 made) 2017 National Jamboree, Camo Pintail (200 made) 2018 SR6 Twenty Years of Venturing 2017 National Jamboree Shoveler (670 made) 2017 National Jamboree, Camo Shoveler (200 made) 2018 Wood Badge Fundraiser 2 Beads, red 2017 National Jamboree Teal (670 made) 2017 National Jamboree, Camo Teal (200 made) 2018 Wood Badge Fundraiser 3 Beads, yellow 2017 National Jamboree Wood Duck (670 made) 2017 National Jamboree, Camo Wood Duck (200 made) 2018 Wood Badge Fundraiser 4 Beads, green 2017 Commissioner Service (100 made) 2018 Wood Badge Fundraiser $50 Sponsor, smy 2017 National Jamboree, Camo Mallard (200 made) Page 8 2017 Kia Kima Winter Camp �CHICKASAW CSP’S PINS PRE 1973 (Council) 2018 Wood Badge Fundraiser $100 Sponsor, gmy 2018 Capital Campaign of 2010 (200 made) S-1 Type 2018 NYLT 1989 NJ 2018 Venturing 20th Anniversary S-3 Type 2018 Commissioner Service (200 made) Chickasaw Council R&W Chickasaw Council R&W, ½ strip (variations exist) 2001 NJ Page 9 �CHICKASAW CSP’S PRE 1973 (Community Strips) Memphis Sea Scout B&W (Shelby County) Bartlett G&B (Shelby County) Memphis K&R (Shelby County) Arlington K&R (Shelby County) Bartlett R&W (Shelby County) Memphis K&R, TL (Shelby County) Arlington B&G (Shelby County) Binghamtom K&R (Shelby County) Memphis B&G (Shelby County) Arlington R&W (Shelby County) Binghamtom R&W (Shelby County) Memphis Explorer G&B (Shelby County) Bartlett K&R (Shelby County) Bolton R&W (Shelby County) Memphis R&W (variations exist) (Shelby County) Bartlett B&G (Shelby County) Page 10 Collierville R&W (Shelby County) �CHICKASAW CSP’S Covington R&W (Shelby County) Frayser R&W (Shelby County) Lakeland R&W (Shelby County) Crawfordsville R&W (Crittenden County)  Germantown K&R (Shelby County) Lynchburg R&W (DeSoto County) Earle R&W (Crittenden County) Germantown R&W (Shelby County) Marion K&R (Crittenden County) Ellendale R&W (Shelby County) Gilmore R&W (Crittenden County) Marion B&G (Crittenden County) Eudora R&W (DeSoto County) Hernando R&W (DeSoto County) Marion G&B (Crittenden County) Fisherville R&W (Shelby County) Horn Lake R&W (DeSoto County) Page 11 Marion R&W (Crittenden County) �CHICKASAW CSP’S Maywood B&G (DeSoto County) Raleigh R&W (Shelby County) Whitehaven R&W (Shelby County) Maywood R&W (DeSoto County) Southaven K&R (DeSoto County) White Haven R&W, 2 words (Shelby County) Millington R&W (Shelby County) Southaven R&W (DeSoto County) Whitehaven Sea Scout B&W (Shelby County) Olive Branch R&W (DeSoto County) Sunset R&W (Crittenden County) Raleigh K&R (Shelby County)  West Memphis K&R (Crittenden County) Raleigh B&G (Shelby County) West Memphis R&W (Crittenden County) Page 12 �CHICKASAW CSP’S MISC. Miscellaneous Variation example set 1 S2 Keychain S2 Mini Keychain, front Variation example set 2 Variation example set 3 S2 Mini Keychain, back Variation example set 4 Memphis R&W, thick letters Variation example set 5 Memphis R&W, thin letters Page 13 Embroidery Layout for T1 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2005 NJ Fundraiser Set 2005 NJ Fundraiser Set (1st prototype series artwork) (2nd prototype series artwork) F A A B B C D E Page 14 �CHICKASAW CSP’S 2004 NJ Contingent Set 2004 NJ Contingent Back Patch 2013 Wood Badge (3rd prototype series artwork) (4th prototype series artwork) (prototype series artwork)   Antelope 1  Bear 2  Beaver 3  Bobwhite 4  Buffalo Page 15 �CHICKASAW CSP’S  Eagle  Fox  Owl Page 16 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0812b30f16c1ff80f8f023d246775d17.docx 4c064a5791267693e2b0eeaabcf96541 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 CSP Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 CSP Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Chickasaw Council Collecting Collector Checklist Memorabilia Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/6a69d61f9361c4357bddf11e55325352.pdf 338c433e471ae29c52ad8bb225cd7fd8 PDF Text Text DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) 1944 Camporee  1951 Camporee  1956 Camporee  1947 Camporee 1952 Camporee (replace) 1957 Camporee 1960 Camporee 1958 Camporee, no loop 1961 Camporee 1948 Camporee 1954 Council Camping 1949 Camporee 1955 Camporee 1950 Camporee  1958 Camporee, loop 1956 Camporee (no loop) 1959 Camporee, no loop Page 1  1959 Camporee, loop 1961 Camporee with loop 1963 Camporee �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993)  1966 Veterans Roundup 1970 Circus 1970 H.B.M.C. (friendship segment?) 1972 Round-Up 5 1967 Camporee 1970 H.B.M.C. (MPL – Miss. Power & Light) 1971 H.B.M.C. S.O.A.R. 1972 Expo, 3 ½” wide TL 1967 Roundup 1970 H.B.M.C. (conservation segment?) 1971 Project S.O.A.R. 1972 Expo, 3” wide TR 1968 Sheriff’s Roundup 1970 H.B.M.C. (first aid segment?) 1971 Roundup  1973 BoypowerManpower 1969 Deputy’s Roundup 1970 H.B.M.C. (forestry segment?)  1972 Project S.O.A.R. Page 2 1974 Expo �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) 1974 Governor’s Roundup 1977 Camporee  1982 Cub Day Camp  1984 Day Camp 1974 Mayor’s Roundup 1978 Camporee 1983 Spring Camporee 1985 Cub Day Camp  1974 Mayor’s Roundup threadbreak 1979 Camporee 1983 Spirit Camporee 1985 Camporee  1975 Roundup 1980 Camporee 1984 Camporama 1986 Expo  1976 All Out for Scouting Jamboree 1981 Fall Camporee 1984 Camporama error 1986 Adventurama Page 3 �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993)  1988 Camporee 1992 Advancement Expo District Camporee 1988 Woodbadge Reunion Air Encampment District Camporee  District Camporee Lad ‘N Dad Camp District Camporee Delta Area Council, cb District Camporee District Camporee District Camporee District Camporee District Camporee 1989 Camporee 1990 WB SE536 1991 Wilderness Adventure Weekend  Akela Award Page 4 1973 District Camporee �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) District Camporee Cub Day Camp  Spring Camporee, black letters, red bdr Good Turn Beautification Strip See’N’Do Festival of Scouting Show Participant Spring Camporee, green letters, black bdr Good Turn Conservation Strip HBMC S.O.A.R. Festival of Scouting Ticket Salesman strip Spring Camporee, red letters, green bdr Good Turn Ecology Strip  Scoutmaster Outdoor Training Cub Lad and Dad Overnight Good Turn Soil Erosion Strip Olympic Team Good Turn Bankers Round-Up  Tallaha Camporee Good Turn Page 5 1973 National Anti-Litter Day (used by Delta?) �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) MUGS  1974 Lions International Leyland, MS  Roundup  1990 Eagle Class  Training Award NC, yellow  Bankers Roundup  Commissioner Staff  1977 Leader Award Mug 1972 Banquet  Troop Overnight Leaders 1974 Wood Badge SE 29 1974 Mayor’s Roundup  T23 NC, Cleveland 1975 Leaders Recognition Banquet Page 6 1978 Wood Badge SE 182 1979 Wood Badge SE 224 1984 Wood Badge SE 381 1984 Camporama �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) MISC. 1986 Cub Day Camp Wood Badge, SE 29 1980’s Expo Wood Badge  1988 Woodbadge Reunion 1970 Circus Slide, for selling 6 tickets 1925 Charter  1969 NJ Correspondent Card 1970 Circus Booklet 1970 Circus Program 1992  1969 NJ Luggage Tag 1970 Circus Sales Kit front Bankers Round-Up  1969 NJ Participation Card 1970 Circus Sales Kit Back Page 7 �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) MALMAISON DISTRICT 1970 Circus Sales Kit envelope 1972 Round-Up 5 Disk  1978 Banquet Keychain 1981 Banquet Keychain 1989 NJ Shirt, front  1989 NJ Shirt, back Trivet, Breakthrough for Youth  1991 Post 2013 Charter Belt Buckle Bolo  Leader License Plate Trivet, Eagle 1963 Expo ??? 1975 Camporee 1984 Embroidery Layout of Camporama 1988 Embroidery Layout of Woodbadge Reunion Page 8 �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) NORTHERN DISTRICT SOUTHERN DISTRICT TALLAHA DISTRICT  1972 Camporee .  1961 Camporee  1964 Camporee 1971 Camporee  1972 Camporee  1975 Camporee Camporee  1976 N/C 1959 Exposition 1975 Camporee 1961 Exposition Father of Waters 1962 Exposition  1959 Southern District Page 9  Camporee �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) WASHINGTON DISTRICT 1961 Exposition 1968 All Cub Show 1972 Camporee 1955 Exposition  1962 Exposition 1968 Exposition 1973 Camporee 1958 Exposition  1963 Exposition 1969 Skil-O-Rama 1977 Camporee 1959 Exposition 1965 Exposition 1960 Exposition 1968 Fall Camporee  1970 Cub Exposition 1971 Camporee Page 10  1978 Camporee 1979 Winter Outpost �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) 1980 Expo Promotion 1981 Scout-O-Rama promotion 1992 Camporee 1981 District Banquet 1980 Expo Participation 1981 Scout-O-Rama Obstacle course Father of Waters 1983 District Banquet 1980 Expo Set 1982 Scout-O-Rama 3rd All Cub Show 1984 District Banquet  1981 Camporee 1987 Camporee 1980 Scout-O-Rama  1990 Camporee  3 Rivers Camporee 1979 District Banquet Page 11  1985 District Banquet 1986 District Banquet �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) MISC. PAPER ITEMS 1987 District banquet 1988 District Banquet Troop 23 1961 SMT Letter 1989 Troop 50 1961 SMT Receipt 1991  1993 District Banquet Ticket 1961 SMT Postcard Page 12 1962 SMT Postcard �DELTA AREA COUNCIL (1924 - 1993) Thursday, July 15, 2004 The Memphis-based Chickasaw Council of the Boy Scouts has ended a 78-year camping tradition by selling CampTallaha, a 173-acre property just outside Charleston, to DMI Fine Timber and Hunting Properties in Lyon. Doug Mauldin, president of DMI, said the property would be developed into an upscale hunting and recreational resort. Terms of the sale were not disclosed. In 1993 the Delta Area Council (Council # 300) based in ClarksdaleMS folded into the Chickasaw Council. At the time of the merger this area of the state was rated as the poorest in the nation, but that was before Riverboat Casinos brought new jobs and an expanded tax base to the area. For a brief period from 1925 to 1929 it should be noted that the town of Indianola operated the Sunflower River Council (Council # 692) before it was disbanded. For a brief period from 1925 to 1929 it should be noted thatthe town of Indianola operated the Sunflower River Council (Council # 692)before it was disbanded. Page 13 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e7c0e82f21592663dd01734beb503f1f.docx 722ab383e80ab0fd81f9cd689e16f8fe 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 Delta Area Council Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Delta Area Council Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Collecting Collector Checklist Delta Area Council Memorabilia Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/722310664594aac385d7efedc0d29a85.pdf 0a6234ef1e4d98f2c2cbdb81ae8e0fbc PDF Text Text DELTA AREA CSP’S SPECIAL EVENTS Red & White council strip S-1a S-1b S-2b (many variations) 1985 National Jamboree 1981 National Jamboree, green stem 1981 National Jamboree, smy stem 1989 National Jamboree 1993 National Jamboree 1981 National Jamboree, green stem (thread break - missing “Deltas”) Gilwell, Wood Badge SE-244  1981 NJ, pink bdr, 16 made, issued 2 per contingent’s 8 adult leaders* 1981 Contingent Troop Number 461 Page 1 �DELTA AREA CSP’S PRE 1973 (Community Strips) 1985 Contingent Troop Number 50 Avalon (Carroll County) 1985 Contingent Troop Number 51 Allen R&W (Quitman County) Avon (Washington County) 1993 Contingent Troop Number Arcola (Washington County) Batesville B&G (Panola County) Austin K&R (Tunica County) Batesville R&W (Panola County) Austin (Tunica County) Belzoni (Humphreys County) *The pinkish border color was chosen because it represents high-grade cotton, thus the high grade quality adults. Page 2 �DELTA AREA CSP’S Benoit (Boliver County) Clarksdale R&W (Coahoma County) Cleveland R&W (Boliver County) Carrollton R&W (Carroll County)  Clayton B&G (Tunica County) Clover Hill R&W (Coahoma County) Charleston K&R (Tallahatchie County) Clayton R&W (Tunica County)  Coldwater (Tate County) Charleston R&W (Tallahatchie County) Cleveland K&R (Boliver County) Como R&W (Panola County) Chatham R&W (Washington County) Cleveland B&G (Boliver County) Cottondale R&W (Sunflower County) Page 3 �DELTA AREA CSP’S Crenshaw R&W (Panola & Quitman Counties) Elliott B&G (Grenada County) Fairview B&G (Sunflower County) Dublin R&W (Coahoma County) Enid R&W (Tallahatchie County) Fairview R&W (Sunflower County) Duncan R&W (Bolivar County)  Essex (Quitman County) Farrell (Coahoma County)  Dundee R&W (Tunica County) Evansville K&R (Tunica County) Glen Allan (Washington County) Evansville R&W (Tunica County) Glendora R&W (Tallahatchie County) Elizabeth (Washington County) Page 4 �DELTA AREA CSP’S Greenville K&R (Washington County) Greenwood R&W, wide (Le Flore County) Indianola K&R (Sunflower County) Greenville R&W, thick letters (Washington County) Greenwood R&W, narrow (Le Flore County)  Inverness K&R (Sunflower County) Greenville R&W, error (Washington County) Gunnison R&W (Boliver County) Inverness K&R (Sunflower County) Greenwood K&R (Le Flore County) Independance K&R (Tate County) Isola R&W (Humphreys County) Greenwood B&G (Le Flore County) Independance R&W (Tate County) Jonestown R&W (Coahoma County) Page 5 �DELTA AREA CSP’S Lambert G&B (Quitman County) Minter City R&W (Le Flore County) Pleasant Grove R&W (Panola County) Lewisburg R&W (Coahoma County) Moorhead K&R (Sunflower County) Pleasant Hill R&W (DeSoto County) Lodi R&W (Montgomery County) Moorhead R&W (Sunflower County) Riverside R&W (Washington County) Marks R&W (Quitman County) Morgan City R&W (Le Flore County)  Riverview R&W (Quitman County) Merigold R&W (Boliver County) Pleasant Grove K&R (Panola County) Rome R&W (Sunflower County) Page 6 �DELTA AREA CSP’S Rosedale R&W (Boliver County) Scott R&W (Boliver County)  Silver City R&W (Humphreys County Round Lake G&B (Boliver County)  Senatobia K&R (Tate County) Stewart R&W (Montgomery County) Round Lake B&G (Boliver County) Senatobia R&W (Tate County) Sumner T&R (Tallahatchie County) Sardis (Panola County) Shelby R&W (Boliver County) Sumner R&W (Tallahatchie County) Schlater R&W (Le Flore County) Silver City K&R (Humphreys County) Sunflower K&R (Sunflower County) Page 7 �DELTA AREA CSP’S PINS Sunnyside R&W (Le Flore County)  Waxhaw R&W (Boliver County) Swiftwater (Washington County) Winona R&W (Montgomery County) S-2 CSP, ver. 1 Tunica R&W (Tunica County) Winterville R&W (Washington County) S-2 CSP, ver. 2  Wayside (Washington County) 1989 National Jamboree Walnut R&W (Quitman County) 1993 National Jamboree Page 8 �DELTA AREA CSP’S MISC. 1985 Embroidery Layout of JSP Page 9 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8b29d5c786c42e9287876621c9513e4d.docx cae423e3e745c6c8967640a3c19bc4b4 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 Delta Area Council CSP Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Delta Area Council CSP Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Collecting Collector Checklist Delta Area Council Memorabilia Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/72ee569cb35e615764478e13026b877c.pdf 80b9211453e278f48329d50a37bb1e16 PDF Text Text KIA KIMA PATCHES 1948 (1st issue by Chickasaw Council) Backs – red & white 1956 – 1960, for 3rd year camper 1956 – 1960 1956 – 1960, Set 1956 – 1960, for 4th year camper 1960 OA Conclave 1948 – Year Segment 1956 – 1960, for 1st year Camper, dark 1956 – 1960, Nature Trail 1949 – 1955, TL 1956 – 1960, for 1st year Camper, light 1956 – 1960, Overnighter 1949 – 1955, TR 1956 - 1960, for 2nd year camper 1956 – 1960, overnight canoe trip Page 1 of 83 1960 1961 – 1963, 1966 1972 1961-63 Staff �KIA KIMA 1961-63 Commissioner 1964, first patch at new camp 1971 Ma’kya Trail Hiker, cb (Hopi for “Eagle Hunter”) 1973 Staff 1 Year Segment 1965 Ma’kya Trail Hiker, pb 1974 2 Year Segment 1965 with loop 1972 Camp Cherokee 1974 Staff 3 Year Segment 1965 Conclave 1972 Camp Cherokee Staff 4 Year Segment 1971 Camp Cherokee 1973 Camper Page 2 of 83 1975-76 1975-76 Camp Cherokee �KIA KIMA 1977 1978-81 Camper (red center heart, fine twill)  1978-81 Camper 1978-81 Ma’kya Trail Hike 1978-81 Camp Cherokee 1981 Sash Patch (ironon) 1978-81 Overnight Canoe Trip 1978-81 Adult Leader  1981 Archery (iron-on) 1978-81 Staff  1981 Axmanship (ironon) 1978-81 Camp Osage (red center heart, coarse twill) 1978-81 Camper (yellow center heart) 1978-81 Overnight Camping Trip 1978-81 50 Mile Canoe Trek 1978-81 Overnight (mistake, not issued) 1981 Sash complete (Buddy Irwin design) 1981 Sash Page 3 of 83  1981 Canoeing (iron-on)  1981 Cooking (iron-on) �KIA KIMA 1981 First Year Camper (iron-on)  1981 Shotgun (iron-on) 1982 Sash  1981 Fishing (iron-on)  1981 Swimming (iron-on) 1982 Sash 1982 Canoeing (iron-on)  1981 Good Camping Award (iron-on)  1981 Tree Identification (iron-on) 1982 Sash Patch, Ver. 1 1982 Cooking (iron-on) 1982 Sash complete (Buddy Irwin design) 1982 Sash Patch, Ver. 2  1982 Fishing (iron-on) 1982 Sash Patch, Ver. 3 1982 Good Camping Award (iron-on) 1981 Hiking (iron-on)  1981 Marksmanship (iron-on) 1982 Sash Page 4 of 83  1982 Archery (iron-on) �KIA KIMA  1982 Good Camping Award (iron-on) B  1982 Pioneering? (ironon) 1983 1982 Hiking (iron-on)  1982 Rappelling (ironon) 1983 Staff 1982 Fishing (iron-on)  1982 Shotgun (iron-on) 1982 Exploring (iron-on) 1982 Marksmanship (iron-on) 1982 Swimming (iron-on) 1982 Tree Identification (iron-on)  1983 Lad & Dad 1984 Camper 1984 Staff Page 5 of 83  1984 Lad & Dad 1985 Camper 1985 Staff 1985 Ma’kya Trail Hiker  1985 Lad & Dad �KIA KIMA 1986 Camper 1988 1989 SE-2 Conclave 1991 Leader 1986 staff 1988 staff 1989 1991 Camper 1987 Camper 1988 1989 Staff 1991 Reunion 1987 Staff 1989 1990 1991 SDP 1987 year segment 1989 Staff 1990 Staff 1991 Staff Page 6 of 83 �KIA KIMA 1991 1993 Camper 1993 Staff 1994 Venture Base 1992 Camper 1993 Leader 1994 Camper 1994 Lodge 406 1992 Leader 1993 SDP 1994 Staff development 1995 Four-camp set 1992 Staff 1993 Venture 1994 Camp Staff 1995 Camp Cherokee 1993 OA 1994 Camp Leader 1995 Camp Osage  1992 Venture Page 7 of 83 �KIA KIMA 1995 Anniversary Cap Patch 1998 Activity Back Patch 1996 1998 Black ghost activity 1996 1998 Scoutmaster Merit Badge 1999-2000 Camp Cherokee Camper 1998 Project Cope 1999-2000 Staff 1998 Red ghost activity  1998 Rock Climbing 1999-2000 Ozark Venture Base 1997 Participant 1998 Activity 1999 Masera Mountain Post 2000 Trailblazer 1998 Set 1998 Activity twill 1999-2000 Camp Osage Camper 2000 Camper Page 8 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2000 Scoutmaster Merit Badge 2000 JLT 2000 85th Anniversary Staff 2000 85th Anniversary Director 2001 Camper 2001 Trailblazer 2002 Camper 2002 JLT 2001 Ozark Venture Base, black 2002 Trailblazers-558 2003 2001 Ozark Venture Base, red 2002 Staff 2003 “2003” rocker 2001 Staff 2001-2 Scoutmaster Merit Badge 2001 Summer Fellowship 2002 God & Country Page 9 of 83 2003 Cherokee rocker 2003 C.O.P.E. rocker �KIA KIMA 2003 Osage rocker 2003 Trailblazers rocker 2004 Camper (gmy) 2004 Winter Camp Ghost 2003 Ozark Adventure Base rocker 2003 Unit Leader rocker 2004 Summer Fellowship 2005 Resident Camp 2003 Scout Master rocker 2003 Staff rocker 2003 Thunderbird Aquatics rocker  2003 JLT 2004 SR610 2005 Camper prototype (large) 2003 Winter Camp 2004 JLT 2005 Camper 2004 Camper 2004 Winter Camp 2005 Staff Page 10 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2005 Climbing Wall Fundraiser 2006 Service 2006 Camp Osage (750 made) 2006-07 Ozark Venture Base rocker 2005 Climbing Wall Fundraiser BP 2006 Resident Camp 2006 CSP (250 made) 2006-07 Scoutmaster Merit Badge rocker 2005 Summer Fellowship 2005 Winter Camp 2005 Winter Camp Staff 2006 Chickasaw Council (2000 made) 2006 Staff 2006 Camp Cherokee (350 made) 2006-07 Canoe Float rocker 2006-07 Staff rocker 2006-07 God & Country rocker 2006-07 Thunderbird Troop rocker 2006-07 Masera Outback rocker 2006-07 Water Carnival rocker Page 11 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2006 Summer Fellowship 2007 Chickasaw Council prototype 2007 CSP 2008 Cub Residence 2007 Maky’a Trail rocker 2008 Cherokee 2006 Winter Camp 2007 Chickasaw Council 2006 Winter Camp Staff 2007 Camp Cherokee 2007 Promotion (Beast Feast) 2008 Osage 2007 Service 2007 Camp Osage 2007 Winter Camp (450 made) 2008 Staff 2007 Winter Camp Staff (50 made) 2008 Canoe Float strip 2007 Resident Camp 2007 Camp Osage error Page 12 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2008 God & Country strip 2008 Maky’a Trail strip 2008 Thunderbird Troop strip 2008 Water Carnival strip 2008 Winter Camp (non-issue) 2009 Staff 2009 Resident Camp With FDL 2009 Summer Fellowship 2008 Masera Outpost strip 2008 Promo 2009 Resident Camp 2009 Winter Camp 2008 Scoutmaster Merit Badge strip 2008 Winter Camp 2009 Cherokee 2009 Winter Camp Ghost 2008 Winter Camp Staff 2009 Osage 2009 Winter Camp Staff 2008 Staff strip Page 13 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2010 Camp Promotion issued Feb. 2010 2010 Summer Fellowship 2011 Camper 2011 God & Country 2010 Cub Residence 2010 Winter Camp 2011 Cherokee 2011 Winter Camp 2010 Camp Cherokee 2010 Winter Camp Ghost 2011 Osage 2011 Winter Camp Ghost 2010 Camp Osage 2010 Winter Camp Staff 2011 Staff 2011 Winter Camp Staff 2010 Staff 2011 Cub Residence 2011 Summer Fellowship 2012 Service Page 14 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2012 Cub Residence 2012 Summer Fellowship 2013 Cub Residence 2012 Camper 2012 God & Country 2013 Camper 2012 Cherokee 2012 Winter Camp 2013 Cherokee 2013 Winter Camp 2012 Osage 2012 Winter Camp Ghost 2013 Osage 2013 Winter Camp Staff 2012 Staff 2012 Winter Camp Staff 2013 Staff Page 15 of 83 2013 Summer Fellowship 2013 God & Country 2nd version, ordered late 2013 Winter Camp glow-in-the-dark �KIA KIMA 2014 Cub Residence 2014 Camper Anniversary, 1st Year 2014 Camper Anniversary, 50th Year 2014 Anniversary, 1st Year, JP 2014 NYLT 2014 Anniversary, 50th Year, JP 2014 Winter Camp 2015 Cub Residence 2014 Winter Camp Staff 2015 Nest of Eagles 2014 Staff 2014 Winter Camp, 2013 Anniversary (late issue) 2014 Cherokee 2014 Summer Fellowship 2014 Winter Camp glow-in-the-dark 2015 Cherokee 2014 Osage 2014 God & Country 2014 Winter Camp Anniversary 2015 Osage Page 16 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2015 Cherokee Staff 2015 Winter Camp Staff 2016 Osage 2016 Winter Camp 2015 Osage Staff 2015 Winter Camp Ghost 2016 Cherokee 2016 Winter Camp Staff 2015 Summer Fellowship 2015 Winter Camp souvenir 2016 Staff 2016 Winter Camp Ghost (glow-in-dark) 2016 Winter Camp Centennial 2015 Beast Feast Promo 2016 Advance team 2016 Summer Fellowship 2015 Winter Camp 2016 Cub Residence 2016 God & Country Page 17 of 83 2017 Cub Residence �KIA KIMA 2017 CSP (100 in TP) 2017 Camper 2017 Cherokee 2017 Staff 2017 Summer OA Fellowship 2017 God & Country 2017 Winter Camp Ghost (250 made) 2018 CSP, green ghost 2017 Winter Camp CSP (200 made) 2018 Camper 2018 Capital Campaign of 2010, Kia Kima 2018 Cherokee 2017 Osage 2017 Winter Camp (350 made) 2018 Cub Residence 2018 Osage 2017 OVB 2017 Winter Camp Staff (50 made) 2018 CSP 2018 OVB Page 18 of 83 �KIA KIMA NECKERCHIEFS 2018 Staff 2018 Summer OA Fellowship Cap Patch Post 240 (for non-BSA registered staff)  1928 Canoe Excursion Explorers 2018 God & Country High Adventure 1955 2018 Beast Feast Promo Resident Camp 1958 Cap Patch Staff Thunderbird Conference Page 19 of 83 �KIA KIMA 1972 Staff 1972 Staff 1961-62 1972 Camp Cherokee mad face 1961-62 1972 Camp Cherokee regular face 1961-62 1972 Camp Cherokee Staff Page 20 of 83 �KIA KIMA 1977 light green Staff 1977 Staff dark green Staff 1978 Staff 1978 Staff 1985 Lad & Dad Staff 1980 Staff 1989?  1991 Staff 1998 2005 Wall Climber Fundraiser   2006 Prototype (brown lettering instead of red) Page 21 of 83 �KIA KIMA SLIDES 2006 (100 made) 1966 Osage Hiking Camporee 1977 2006 Camp Map green 1964 (plastic)  (plastic, colored, raised) 2006 Camp Map yellow (brass)  (plastic, colored, smooth) 2009 (plastic, raised)  2009 Staff (plastic, smooth) Page 22 of 83 2009 �KIA KIMA PINS 1972 1988 25th Anniversary 1989 SE-2 Conclave 2000 2012 Participation (dull finish) 1990 2003 2013 Participation 1991 2009 Participation 2014 Participation 1991 Button 2010 Participation 2015 Participation 1993 2011 Participation (shiny finish) Page 23 of 83 2015 God and Country Award �KIA KIMA BUCKLES 2017 Participation 2018 Participation 1967  Camp Cherokee (1972?) 2 Lines 1998  Kia Kima 1 Line 2004 2004 40th Anniversary (100 made) Kamp Kia Kima (1972?) 1 Line (1978?)  Camp Cherokee (1972?) 1 Line 1990 Leather 2004 Staff Kamp Kia Kima (1972?) 2 Lines 1994 2005 Page 24 of 83 �KIA KIMA ACCESSORIES & SOUVENIRS 2007 Winter Camp Staff 2014 2007 Winter Camp 2014 50th Anniversary Belt Loop (circa 1968) 2003 Decal 2008 2016 Charm (circa 1968) 2004 Stave Medallion 2009, color 2009, plain (same as 2008) 2002 Water Bottle Label  1993 Honor Troop 1995 Pocket Knife Page 25 of 83  2004 Bracelet, green  2004 Bracelet, orange �KIA KIMA  2004 Bracelet, purple 2004 Carabiner, red (each has a key ring)  2004 Bracelet, yellow 2004 Nametag, blue 2004 Wood Carving Kit 2006 Flashlight green 2006 Flashlight purple 2004 Carabiner, black 2004 Nametag, purple 2004 Wooden Coin 2006 Flashlight red 2004 Carabiner, gold 2004 Nametag, red 2005 Keychain 2006 Frisbee blue 2006 Flashlight blue 2006 Frisbee green 2004 Carabiner, purple 2004 Nametag, each has 24” chain Page 26 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2006 Frisbee red 2007 Doll, Bear 2007 Flashlight blue 2007 Carabiner Flashlight blue 2007 Doll, Monkey 2007 Flashlight green  2007 Cook-Off Winner Apron 2007 Carabiner Flashlight purple 2007 Doll, Moose 2007 Flashlight purple 2007 Car Window Flag 2007 Carabiner, purple 2007 Doll, Raccoon 2007 Flashlight red 2008 Carabiner, black 2007 Carabiner, red 2007 Doll, Tiger 2007 Pennant 2008 Doll, Bear Page 27 of 83 2007 Stave Medallion �KIA KIMA 2008 Doll, Cat 2008 Doll, Hippo 2008 Doll, Pig 2008 Doll, Cow 2008 Doll, Lion 2008 Doll, Rabbit 2009 Friendship Bracelet black 2008 Doll, Dog 2008 Doll, Monkey 2008 Doll, Raccoon 2009 Friendship Bracelet blue 2008 Doll, Fox 2008 Doll, Moose 2008 Doll, Tiger 2009 Friendship Bracelet green 2008 Doll, Frog 2008 Doll, Panda 2008 Stave Medallion 2009 Friendship Bracelet orange Page 28 of 83 2009 Stave Medallion �KIA KIMA 2009 Friendship Bracelet white 2009 Doll, Goat 2009 Doll, Tiger 2010 Carabiner, blue 2009 Friendship Bracelet Yellow 2009 Doll, Monkey 2009 Flying Monkey front 2010 Carabiner, gold 2009 Doll, Bear 2009 Doll, Moose 2009 Flying Monkey back 2010 Carabiner, green 2009 Doll, Beaver 2009 Doll, Owl 2009 Water Pack 2010 Carabiner, purple 2009 Doll, Cow 2009 Doll, Raccoon 2010 Carabiner, black 2010 Carabiner, red Page 29 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2010 Doll, Beaver 2010 Doll, Moose 2011 Back Pack, blue 2011 Doll, Cat (12 made) 2010 Doll, Black Bear 2010 Doll, Owl 2011 Back Pack, gray 2011 Doll, Cow (12 made) 2010 Doll, Buffalo 2010 Doll, Tiger 2011 Back Pack, red 2011 Doll, Deer (12 made) 2010 Doll, Cow 2010 Doll, Monkey 2010 Flying Pig, front 2010 Flying Pig, back 2011 Doll, Alligator (12 made) 2011 Doll, Dog (12 made) 2011 Doll, Bear (12 made) 2011 Doll, Goat (12 made) Page 30 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2011 Doll, Horse (12 made) 2011 Doll, Tiger (12 made) 2011 Pillow, Moose (12 made) 2011 Sunglasses, black frame, red stems 2011 Doll, Monkey, black (12 made) 2011 Doll, (12 made) 2011 Pillow, Raccoon (12 made) 2011 Sunglasses, blue frame, blue stems 2011 Doll, Monkey, brown (12 made) 2011 Pillow, Bear (12 made) 2011 Sunglasses, black frame, black stems 2011 Sunglasses, green frame, green stems 2011 Doll, Moose (12 made) 2011 Pillow, Frog (12 made) 2011 Sunglasses, black frame, blue stems 2011 Sunglasses, red frame, red stems 2011 Doll, Skunk (12 made) 2011 Pillow, Horse (12 made) 2011 Sunglasses, black frame, green stems Page 31 of 83 2011 Water Pack, blue �KIA KIMA 2011 Water Pack, dark gray 2011 Shooting Sports Pen 2011 Water Pack, light gray 2012 Belt, dark web 2011 Water Pack, red 2012 Doll, Duck 2012 Flying Eagle, front 2013 Backpack, black 2013 Backpack, blue 2012 Belt, light web 2012 Flying Eagle, back 2013 Backpack, green 2011 Shooting Sports Back Pack 2012 Knife, wood handle 2012 Pillow, Rabbit 2013 Backpack, red 2011 Shooting Sports Bandana 2012 Knife, steel handle 2012 Pillow, Turtle Page 32 of 83 2013 Belt, leather, light, reverse design from 1st belt �KIA KIMA 2013 Carabiner, black (each has a key ring) 2013 Carabiner, red 2013 Doll, Rabbit 2013 Foldable Water Bottle, blue 2013 Carabiner, blue 2013 Doll, Bee 2013 Doll, Squirrel 2013 Foldable Water Bottle, green 2013 Carabiner, gold 2013 Doll, Goat 2013 Flashlight, blue 2013 Foldable Water Bottle, red 2013 Carabiner, green 2013 Doll, Lamb 2013 Flashlight, green 2013 Foldable Water Bottle, white 2013 Carabiner, purple 2013 Doll, Lion 2013 Flashlight, red Page 33 of 83 2013 Frisbee, blue �KIA KIMA 2013 Frisbee, red 2013 Lanyard, black 2013 Pillow, Frog 2013 Frisbee, white 2013 Lanyard, blue 2013 Pillow, Horse Brown 2013 Sunglasses, black (issued in July) 2013 Knife, silver 2013 Lanyard, green 2013 Pillow, Horse Rainbow 2013 Sunglasses, blue 2013 Knife, utility w/case 2013 Lanyard, red 2013 Pillow, Panda 2013 Knife, wood handle 2013 Pillow, Bee 2013 Pillow, Raccoon Page 34 of 83 2013 Sunglasses, black 2011 Sunglasses, blue frame, black stems (issued in July) 2013 Sunglasses, light green �KIA KIMA 2013 Sunglasses, dark green (issued in July) 2014 Backpack, brown camo 2014 Backpack String Bag, red 2013 Water Spray Fan, blue 2014 Backpack, green camo 2014 Carabiner, blue (each has a key ring) 2011 Sunglasses, white frame, black stems (issued in July) 2013 Water Spray Fan, green 2014 Backpack String Bag, black 2014 Carabiner, gold 2013 Towel, Cherokee Staff 2013 Water Spray Fan, red 2014 Backpack String Bag, blue 2014 Carabiner, purple 2013 Towel, Kia Kima Staff 2014 Backpack, black camo 2014 Backpack String Bag, green 2014 Carabiner, red 2013 Sunglasses, red 2013 Towel, Osage Staff Page 35 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2014 Card Cutter 2014 Magnet 2014 Pillow, Rainbow Owl, purple eyes 2014 Sunglasses, black frame, blue stems 2014 Hacky Sack 2014 Sticker 2014 Pillow, Rainbow Owl, red eyes 2014 Sunglasses, black frame, green stems 2014 Knife 2014 Phone Speaker Front 2014 Staff Bandana 2014 Sunglasses, black frame, orange stems 2014 Knife 2014 Phone Speaker back 2014 Stave Medallion 2014 Sunglasses, black frame, red stems 2014 Pillow, Rainbow Owl, blue eyes 2014 Stave Medallion error 2014 Sunglasses, black frame, yellow stems 2014 Ma’Kya Trail Marker Page 36 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2014 Sunglasses, folding black 2014 Sunglasses, yellow frame, yellow stems 2014 Sunglasses, blue frame, blue stems 2014 Golf Disc (Wall Doxey Tournament) 2015 Golf Disc 2015 Knife, plastic handle, black 2014 Sunglasses, green frame, green stems 2015 Bandana, bright camo 2015 Knife, brown camo 2015 Knife, plastic handle, blue 2015 Knife, green camo 2015 Knife, plastic handle, green 2015 Knife, wood handle 2015 Sunglasses, black frame, black stems 2014 Sunglasses, orange frame, orange stems 2014 Sunglasses, red frame, red stems 2015 Bandana, dull camo 2015 Goecach Coin Front 2015 Goecach Coin back Page 37 of 83 2015 Knife, wood handle metal ends �KIA KIMA 2015 Sunglasses, blue frame, blue stems 2015 Sunglasses, black frame, orange stems 2015 Winter Camp COPE Bandana blue 2015 Sunglasses, black frame, blue stems 2015 Sunglasses, red frame, red stems 2015 Winter Camp COPE Bandana gray 2016 Carabiner, black (50 made) 2015 Sunglasses, green frame, green stems 2015 Sunglasses, black frame, red stems 2015 Winter Camp COPE Bandana navy 2016 Carabiner, blue (50 made) 2015 Sunglasses, black frame, green stems 2015 Sunglasses, yellow frame, yellow stems 2015 Winter Camp COPE Bandana purple 2016 Carabiner, green (50 made) 2015 Sunglasses, orange frame, orange stems 2015 Sunglasses, black frame, yellow stems 2015 Winter Camp COPE Bandana red 2016 Carabiner, purple (50 made) Page 38 of 83 2016 Belt �KIA KIMA 2016 Carabiner, red (50 made) 2016 Doll, Beaver (12 made) 2016 Doll, Elephant (12 made) 2016 Knife 2016 Carabiner, yellow (50 made) 2016 Doll, Buffalo (12 made) 2016 Doll, Ladybug, front (12 made) 2016 Knife, 100 Years 2016 Decal (300 made) 2016 Doll, Bulldog (12 made) 2016 Doll, ladybug, back (12 made) 2016 Doll, Antelope (12 made) 2016 Doll, Cat (12 made) 2016, First Aid Kit, camo 2016 Stave Medallion 2016 Doll, Bear (12 made) 2016 Doll, Eagle (12 made) 2016, First Aid Kit, red 2016 Sticker Page 39 of 83 2016 Metal Sign (60 made) �KIA KIMA 2016 Wrist Band, black 2016 Wrist Band, blue 2016 Wrist Band, white 2016 Christmas Ornament (15 made) 2016 Wrist Band, brown 2017 Bandana, black 2016 Wrist Band, grey 2017 Bandana, blue 2016 Wrist Band, red 2017 Bandana, green 2017 Bandana, grey 2017 Carabiner, green 2017 Bandana, navy 2017 Carabiner, purple 2017 Bandana, black 2017 Carabiner, red 2017 Carabiner, black (100 total carabiners made) 2017 Carabiner, blue Page 40 of 83 2017 Carabiner, yellow 2017 Christmas Ornament (25 made) �KIA KIMA 2017 Daypack, blue (36 total packs made) 2017 Flashlight, green (100 total flashlights made) 2017 Hacky Sack, red back 2017 Keychain (36 made) 2017 Daypack, grey 2017 Flashlight, purple 2017 Hacky Sack, yellow Front 2017 Magnet 2017 Daypack, red 2017 Flashlight, red 2017 Hacky Sack, yellow back 2017 Sign (100 made) 2017 Dry Bag, black (fewer than 10 made) 2017 Golf Ball (12 made, by Carston) 2017 Insect Repellent Green 2017 Stuff Sack (15 made) 2017 Dry Bag, white (fewer than 10 made) 2017 Hacky Sack, red front 2017 Insect Repellent purple 2017 Sunglasses, black frame, black stems (100 total sunglasses made) Page 41 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2017 Sunglasses, blue frame, orange stems 2017 Sunglasses, purple frame, orange stems 2017 Sunglasses, yellow frame, blue stems 2018 Bandana, green 2017 Sunglasses, blue frame, red stems 2017 Sunglasses, purple frame, yellow stems 2017 Water Pack, blue 2018 Bandana, navy 2017 Sunglasses, blue frame, yellow stems 2017 Sunglasses, red frame, blue stems 2017 Water Pack, red 2018 Bandana, purple 2017 Sunglasses, green frame, blue stems 2017 Sunglasses, red frame, yellow stems 2018 Sticker (issued at Spring Ordeal) 2017 Sunglasses, orange frame, black blue 2017 Sunglasses, yellow frame, black stems 2018 Bandana, blue Page 42 of 83 2018 Bandana, red 2018 Carabiner, black �KIA KIMA 2018 Carabiner, blue 2018 Daypack, green 2018 Doll, Keychain Bear 2018 Doll, Keychain Moose 2018 Carabiner, green 2018 Daypack, red 2018 Doll, Keychain Beaver 2018 Doll, Keychain Wolf 2018 Carabiner, red 2018 Doll, Bear 2018 Doll, Keychain Buffalo 2018 Doll, Magnetic Bear 2018 Card Case (came with standard deck) 2018 Doll, Eagle 2018 Doll, Keychain Eagle 2018 Doll, Magnetic Brown Bear 2018 Daypack, black 2018 Doll, Panda 2018 Doll, Keychain Fox 2018 Doll, Magnetic Buffalo Page 43 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2018 Doll, Magnetic Dog 2018 Knife, black 2018 Knife, transparent Green 2018 License Plate Holder, white 2018 Doll, Magnetic Eagle 2018 Knife, dark brown 2018 Knife, transparent Red 2018 License Plate Holder, yellow 2018 Doll, Magnetic Fox 2018 Knife, light brown 2018 Doll, Magnetic Owl 2018 Knife, ornate 2018 Knife, all black 2018 Knife, transparent Blue 2018 License Plate 2018 License Plate Wooden, KKSR 2018 License Plate Holder, green 2018 License Plate Wooden, Staff 2018 License Plate Holder, red Page 44 of 83 2018 Plate, Wooden �KIA KIMA 2018 Keychain, Wooden, front 2018 Sticker, shoeprint Belt, leather, dark Bolo (blue border) 2018 Keychain, Wooden, back 2018 Water Pack, blue C.O.P.E. II Suspenders Bumper Sticker 2018 Necklace, Wooden 2018 Water Pack, gray Bolo (gold), raised Charm (circa 1960’s) 2018 Phone Speaker 2018 Water Pack, red Bolo (gold), smooth Keychain 2018 Sticker, rectangular 2018 Wristband  Bolo (silver) Page 45 of 83  Keychain �KIA KIMA NAMETAG BLANKS  Pen & holder  Doll, Staff (home made)  License Plate Frame  Metallic Disk, gold border Small (keychain?) White, 558, OA Logo 2013 Vice Chief, Black, OA Logo Pennant Metallic Disk, blue border Gold, OA Logo Sticker Metallic Disk, gold border Red, Thunderbird Logo  Utility Knife Metallic Disk, plain, 1977? White, Chickasaw Council, FDL Page 46 of 83 White, 558 �KIA KIMA STREAMERS MUGS  2002  Merit Troop Ribbon, red  1985  2003 1967 Camp Leader  1986  2008 1967 Staff  1987 Honor Troop 1968 Unit Leader  1988  Honor Troop 1969 Unit Leader Page 47 of 83 �KIA KIMA 1970  1970 Staff 1973 Camp Leader  1973 Camp Leader Cherokee 1978-81 Unit Leader 1978-81 Chickasaw Council 1986 1986 Saucer 1970 Unit Leader 1977 1983  1987 1972 1977?? 1985 1988 1972 Camp Leader 1978-81 BSA  1985 Stein Page 48 of 83 1989 �KIA KIMA 1989 Leader 1991 Staff 1993 Staff 1998  1991 Water Bottle 1994 1998 Water Bottle with Carabiner  1990 Cherokee Leader  1992 1995 1999 Camp Leader  1990 Osage Leader  1992 Staff 1996 ceramic 2000 Leader 1989 Cherokee 1991 1993  1996 glass Page 49 of 83 2001 �KIA KIMA 2002 2005 Water Bottle, blue slim 2006 Leader 2007 Water Bottle, 16 oz, red 2003 Leader 2005 Water Bottle, blue wide 2007 Leader 2007 Water Bottle, 16 oz, rectangular, purple 2004 Leader 2005 Water Bottle, red slim 2007 Water Bottle, 16 oz, black 2007 Water Bottle, 16 oz, rectangular, red 2004 Glass Jar  2005 Water Bottle, red wide 2007 Water Bottle, 16 oz, green 2007 Water Bottle, 34 oz, blue 2005 Winter Camp cup 2007 Water Bottle, 16 oz orange 2007 Water Bottle, 34 oz, orange  2005 Page 50 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2007 Water Bottle, 34 oz, red 2010 Aluminum Bottle blue 2013 Nest of Eagles 2008 Leader 2010 Aluminum Bottle green 2014 50 Years of Service side 1 2015 Water Bottle, green 2009 Leader 2010 Aluminum Bottle red 2014 50 Years of Service side 2 2015 Water Bottle, red 2010 Leader 2010 Aluminum Bottle black 2011 Leader 2015 Leader 2012 2015 Slush Mug Page 51 of 83 2015 Water Bottle, blue 2016 Leader 2016 Slush Mug, front �KIA KIMA 2016 Slush Mug, back 2016 Yeti Cup (10 made) 2017 Yeti 2016 Water Bottle, 32 oz, blue 2017 Camper (168 made) 2017 Water Bottle, 32 oz. blue (48 total bottles made) 2018 2016 Water Bottle, 32 oz, gray 2017 Leader, front 2017 Water Bottle, 32 oz. grey 2018 Unit Leader 2018 Slush Mug 2016 Water Bottle, 32 oz, orange 2017 Leader, back 2017 Water Bottle, 32 oz. orange 2016 Water Bottle, 32 oz, red 2017 Slushie 2017 Water Bottle, 32 oz. red Page 52 of 83 2017 Water Bottle, 32 oz. turquois 2018 Water Bottle, 32 oz. green �KIA KIMA BOOKS 2018 Water Bottle, 32 oz. orange Participant 2018 Yeti, Cherokee front Camp Leader 2018 Yeti, Cherokee Back Unit Leader Red Plastic 1918 Guide  Yellow Plastic Guide, circa 1921-26 2018 Yeti, Osage front Golightly Chapel (side 1)  Water Bottle, purple 1928 Guide 2018 Yeti, Osage back  Golightly Chapel (side 2)  Water Bottle, green 1929 Guide Page 53 of 83 �KIA KIMA  1977 Guide  1981-82 Handbook green cover  1985 Guide  Guide, circa 1965-75  1978 Guide 1981-82 Handbook Yellow cover  1987 Guide  Guide, oversize, circa 1965-76  1979 Guide  1983 Guide  1990 Scoutmaster’s Manual  1972 Guide  1980 Guide  1983 Handbook  1991 Handbook  1976 Guide  1981 Leaders Guide  1984 Guide  1992 Guidebook 1964 Dedication Program Page 54 of 83 �KIA KIMA  1993 Leaders Guide  2007 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2011 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2013 Leaders Guide  1994 Leaders Guide  2009 Leaders Guide  2012 Resident Camp  2014 Resident Camp  2005 Resident Camp  2009 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2012 Leaders Guide  2014 Leaders Guide  2005 Leaders’ Guide  2010 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2012 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2015 Resident Camp  2005 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2011 Leaders Guide  2013 Resident Camp  2015 Leaders Guide Page 55 of 83 �KIA KIMA PAPER ITEMS  2015 Winter Camp Leaders Guide  2016 Resident Camp 1928 Camp Certificate & Registration Form 1920 Registration  Flyer, circa 1967-76 1929 Envelope  1979 Flyer  2016 Leaders Guide 1928 Letter by W. Gordon Morris Envelope  1987 Flyer KK - 19XX Scout Camp Book  1928 Envelope Letter  1990’s Flyer  1960’s Flyer Page 56 of 83 2016 Poster (25 made with border) �KIA KIMA POSTCARDS 2016 Poster (25 made w/o border) T2-4 T1-1 T2-5 T2-1 T2-6 T2-2 T2-3 Reverse of T3 card T4-1 Reverse of T4 card Reverse of all T2 cards T3-1 Page 57 of 83  T5, Golightly Chapel �KIA KIMA SHIRTS  circa 1961 (replace – faded) T6 T7, 2016 (250 made)  Sweatshirt, circa 1950’s Staff, with red trim  Sweatershirt, Staff, circa 1950’s 1972 Staff, white, green trim, red staff letters  Staff 1972 Cherokee Sraff, black trim & arms, red ltrs 1960 Staff  Staff, 5th year totem Page 58 of 83  1973 Staff  1992 Staff 1988  1988 Staff 1991 �KIA KIMA  1991 Polo  1992 Camper  1993 Camper 1994 Camper 1996, blue  1996? 1996, white 1997 Camper, front 1997 Staff 2001 Staff  1998 Staff  1999 Staff 2002 Camper 1997 Camper, back 2001 Camper Page 59 of 83 2002 Camper God & Country �KIA KIMA 2003 Camper, white  2003 Tie-dye 2006 Camper  2004 Camper, grey 2003 Winter Camp Camper 2003 Camper, green  2003 Mesera (back)  2004 Camper, orange  2004 OVB 2004 Camper, white 2006 Camper, white 2006 Winter Camp Camper 2005 Camper 2007 Camper 2006 Resident Camper 2007 Winter Camp Page 60 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2007 Winter Camp Vest 2009 Camper 2008 Winter Camp 2009 Scout Camp 45 2008 Winter Camp Sweater 2009 play hard, front 2009 play hard, back 2009 teal 2009 signs, front 2008 Winter Camp Vest 2009 Resident Camp 2009 signs, back 2009 Camper, orange 2009 long sleeve, front Page 61 of 83 2009 long sleeve, back 2009 Winter Camp Camper 2009 Winter Camp, green 2009 Winter Camp, tan 2009 Winter Camp Fleece Pullover, blue �KIA KIMA 2009 Winter Camp Fleece Pullover, gray 2009 Winter Camp Fleece Vest, blue 2009 Winter Camp Fleece Vest, gray 2010 Staff 2010 World Tour, front 2010 World Tour, back 2010 Winter Camp Fleece Pullover 2011 Cities, 2nd version, front 2010 Winter Camp Fleece Vest 2011 Cities, 2nd version, back 2011 Camper 2011 Staff 2010 Resident Camp 2010 Winter Camp brown 2011 Cities, 1st version, front 2011 dark tan 2010 Camper 2010 Winter Camp Maroon 2011 Cities, 1st version, back 2011 light tan Page 62 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2011 light tan with yellow script 2012 brown 2012 Winter Camp fleece vest 2011 Winter Camp green 2012 Staff Polo 2012 Winter Camp Jacket, black 2013, blue back 2011 Winter Camp pink 2012 green 2012 Winter Camp Jacket, gray 2013, brown 2011 Winter Camp fleece jacket, ver. 1 2012 Winter Camp 2012 Winter Camp Jacket, Orange 2013, Gray 2011 Winter Camp fleece jacket, ver. 2 2012 Winter Camp fleece pullover 2013, Resident Camper Page 63 of 83 2013, blue, front 2013 Winter Camp, black �KIA KIMA 2013 Winter Camp, blue 2013 Winter Camp, red 2013 Winter Camp Fleece Vest 2013 Winter Camp, camo Front 2013 Winter Camp Fleece Jacket 2013 Winter Camp, camo back 2013 Winter Camp Fleece Pullover, blue 2013 Winter Camp, charcoal 2013 Winter Camp Fleece Pullover, charcoal 2014 50th Anniversary 2014 Winter Camp, green 2013 Winter Camp Fleece Pullover, navy 2014 Ozark Angler 2014 Winter Camp, grey Fleece Pullover, black 2013 Winter Camp, navy 2014 Resident Camper 2014 Staff, front 2014 Camper, 50th Annivsary Page 64 of 83 2014 Staff, back 2014 Winter Camp, black �KIA KIMA 2014 Winter Camp 2015 Camper 2015 brown 2015 Winter Camp, red 2014 Winter Camp Fleece Vest, charcoal 2015 Staff  2015 Aquatics Director 2015 Winter Camp Coat blue, various colors 2014 Winter Camp Jacket, black 2015 Cherokee Staff  2015 Aquatics Staff 2015 Winter Camp Fleece Jacket 2014 Winter Camp Shell Coat, blue 2015 blue, Thunderbird 2015 Winter Camp, blue 2015 Winter Camp Jacket, ladies with shell 2015 blue 2015 Winter Camp, gray 2015 Winter Camp Jacket, red, various colors 2015 Cub Residence Page 65 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2016 Camper 2016 100 Years, 2016 Winter Camp, gray Front 2016 Winter Camp Jacket, black 2016 Staff 2016 100th Anniversary 2016 Winter Camp, gray Back 2016 Winter Camp Jacket, gray 2016 2016 Hardy, AR 2016 Winter Camp Coat gray-blue 2016 Winter Camp Fleece Jacket 2016 Winter Camp Fleece 2016 100 Years, black 2016 Winter Camp, blue Front 2016 Winter Camp Coat gray-red 2016 100 Years, 2016 Winter Camp, blue Back 2016 Winter Camp Coat gray-white Page 66 of 83 2017 Resident Camp �KIA KIMA 2017 charcoal, front 2017 charcoal, back 2017 green, front 2017 green, back 2017 grey, front 2017 grey, back 2017 maroon, front 2017 maroon, back 2017 orange, front 2017 orange, back 2017 Winter Camp, blue 2017 Winter Camp, gray 2017 Winter Camp Fleece (30 made) 2018 blue 2018 burnt orange back Page 67 of 83 2018 burnt orange front 2018 brown 2018 gray 2018 navy 2018 olive front �KIA KIMA 2018 olive back Camper, white, red trim with V black lettering Staff, white, red trim, black letters Camper, blue Staff, black, white letters Camper, green Camp Osage Staff, beige Camper, white, 2 lines round, KKK Staff, blue, white letters curved Camper, orange Staff, white, 2 lines round, KKK Staff, blue, white letters straight Camper, white Winter Camp, red letters round Staff, gray, black trim Camper, KKSR, Chickasaw Council Camper, Chickasaw Council, KKSR Page 68 of 83  Staff, lt. green, white letters Staff, green, white letters �KIA KIMA  Staff, white, blue Indian head Staff, maroon, white letters Staff, purple white, green trim, straight Council lettering Staff, circa 2007-8 3 lines Camper Polo, blue Staff, circa 2007-8 2 lines Fleece Vest, black 2 lines, both curved Circa 2006? Staff, white, green trim& sleeves, black letters Fleece Vest, green Staff, white, red trim& sleeves, red staff letters Polo, green plain brown arrowhead C.O.P.E. Shirt, front Page 69 of 83  C.O.P.E. Shirt, back Staff, navy �KIA KIMA CAPS  2004 OVB  2004 Staff 2009 black 1987 Silver Anniversary  2004 JLT Staff 2007 2009 camo 1988 25th Anniversary  2004 Visor (blue) 2007 2009 dark tan 1990’s  2004 Visor (orange) 2007 Winter Camp 2009 light tan 1995  2004 Visor (pink) 2008 Winter Camp Page 70 of 83 2009 Winter Camp black �KIA KIMA 2009 Winter Camp blue 2010 Winter Camp Camo 2011, Blob Team 2012 Winter Camp black 2009 Winter Camp camo 2010 Ant Farm 2011 Winter Camp black 2012 Winter Camp Camo 2009 Winter Camp green 2010 Wampus Cat Team 2011 Winter Camp camo 2012 Winter Camp Pink  2009 Winter Camp green, black error 2011, black 2011 Winter Camp gray 2013 Bunny Tester 2011, tan 2011 Winter Camp pink 2013 Scout Reservation 2010 Winter Camp, blue Page 71 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2013 Worm Store 2013 Winter Camp Black 2014, light olive 2014 Winter Camp blue 2014, Staff, dark olive (excess sold to campers) 2014 Winter Camp black 2013 Winter Camp blue & black 2014 2-tone misorder 2014 Winter Camp brown 2013 Winter Camp grey & black 2014, Fish On 2015 Staff (issued) 2013 Winter Camp pink 2014, Tick Commander 2015 Staff (solid brown) (non-issue) Page 72 of 83 2015 Challenge Accepted 2015 Eat Your Veggies 2015 Kazoo Marching Band 2015 Original Copy 2015 Winter Camp black �KIA KIMA 2015 Winter Camp blue 2015 Winter Camp brown 2015 Winter Camp gray 2016 Camper, grey 2016 Camper, blue/brown 2016 Camper, orange/brown 2016 Staff 2016 It’s Kind of a Big Deal 2016 Tick Commander, black 2016 Winter Camp camo 2016 Tick Commander, grey 2016 Winter Camp gray Blue, “1916” 2017 Camo, dark pattern 2016 Challenge Accepted 2016 Winter Camp black 2017 Camo, light pattern 2016 Horizontal Rescue Team 2016 Winter Camp blue 2017 KKSR, black Page 73 of 83 �KIA KIMA 2017 KKSR, grey 2017 Winter Camp blue (24 made) 2017 KKSR, tan 2017 Winter Camp red (24 made) 2018 gray, side Blue 2017 logo, black 2018 black mesh 2018 red mesh Gray 2017 logo, blue & maroon 2017 logo, green 2018 Camo, front 2018 Camo, back 2018 gray, front Staff with Diamond Logo Kia Kima & Tallaha Page 74 of 83 Staff  Standard diamond patch Safari style �KIA KIMA RIBBONS SASHES & PATCHES  1924, August 6, ThreeLeg Race, First Place JLT  1921  1924, August 6, Baseball Throw, First Place  1922 October, Fall Demonstration, Inspection  1924, August 6, Crab Race, First Place  1922 October, Fall Demonstration  1924, August 6, Standing Broad Jump, First Place 1929 Camper  1922 October, Fall 1924, August 6, Grand Prize 1930 Camper Demonstration, Dressing Race Page 75 of 83 1925 Staff  1929 Staff �KIA KIMA 1931 Camper  1932 Camper 1932 Camper  1934 Camper, Council Scout, lodge leader 1936 Staff  1934 Camper with 1937 Currier 1937 Camper  1934 Staff 1938 Staff  1949 Staff  1950 Camper, plain  1933 Staff 1935 Camper 1948 Staff  1934 Camper Eagle, lodge leader 1936 Camper  1948 Staff Page 76 of 83  1948 Staff 1949 Staff 1950 Camper �KIA KIMA  1951 Camper  1951 Camper  1955 Camper 1953 Camper Fourth Year  1953 Staff 1955 Camper Fifth Year 1951 Camper  1954 Camper Second Year Sixth Year  1951 Camper 1954 Camper  1952 Camper  Second Year (with red “K”) 1954 Staff with assorted patches Third Year Page 77 of 83 Seventh Year Eighth Year �KIA KIMA Ninth Year Canoeing - Camper  Sash patch template Tenth Year Canoeing - Staff  Back of template base Eleventh Year Twelfth Year Thirteenth Year  Lodge Leader  Back of template with stitching piece Eagle Scout  Back of template with part of stitching piece removed  OA Member  Patch without yellow flap Page 78 of 83  Finished patch Camp Cedar Valley �KIA KIMA MISC.   1921 Canoe Hike, back  1941 (felt, by East Arkansas Council. Reverse side is the original camp patch, either Crowley or Robertson.) 1938 Robertson example  1953 Trek 1954 Slick Rock 1938 Crowley example  1939 Robertson example 1921 Canoe Hike, front Page 79 of 83  1956 Paddle 1957 �KIA KIMA   1962 Slick Rock Staff Slide  1975 Cherokee Staff home-made patch  1970’s Latrine Night Lantern, B version  1969 Well House Plaque  1964 Slick Rock Staff 1975 Cherokee Staff homemade patch, back  1970’s Camp Sign  1971 Plaque  Leather Patch 1975 Cherokee Staff homemade slide, front  1970’s Camp Sash ( for Mark Lawrence)  1975 Cherokee Staff home-made patch  1969 Well House Plaque 1975 Cherokee Staff home-made slide, back  1978 Staff Board 1975 Cherokee Staff homemade patch, back  1971 Plaque  1970’s Latrine Night Lantern, A version  1980 Thunderbird Rally Page 80 of 83 �KIA KIMA  1984 Thunderbird Rally  “I” of the Eagle Sign at Trading Post  1995 Plaque, Jean Ulmer, Cherokee TP    2003 Messera Outpost Plaque, by T34   KK - 2009 Promo artwork  2012 Scoutcraft Patrol Patch (private issue by staff)   Jean Ulmer Photo, at Cherokee TP KK - 2010 Webelos Residence artwork  2012 Scoutcraft Staff NC (private issue by staff)  2001 Medical Chicks Plaque Cherokee Camp Inspection Page 81 of 83 1973 Atlanta Area Council 1997 Boxwell Early Bird �KIA KIMA CAMP MIRAMICHEE  Beenie Staff NC Knot, front  Camper NC Staff NC Knot, back Staff Shirt, front Camper NC Knot, front Postcard, front  Staff Shirt, back Camper NC Knot, back  Shorts  Staff NC Camp Patch Postcard, back  Paddle Page 82 of 83  Camp Sign �KIA KIMA KAMP KIWANI KKAA 2017 Mug  1930 Camp Sash  2016 2018 Cap, black letters 1932 Camp Sash  Centennial Time Capsule 2018 Cap, white letters 1939 Camp Sash  2016 Tumbler  2018 Service Award 2017 CSP (200 made) 2018 Service Award Medal  1944 Camp Sash Page 83 of 83 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/2b781e13c370fd11c4dde8cabb1fb27f.docx 9adffb631baf9bd5f2d5e34a113063d8 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 Kia Kima Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Kia Kima Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Collecting Collector Checklist Kia Kima Memorabilia Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/73838fcdd7a86a549c5abac29de03235.pdf 60cea0e3a8f81250a7dc0b635c3b2e03 PDF Text Text 345 INSIGNIA  F-1 “White eye panther” circa 1941-48 F-2b Fat ears 1955  S-1a “House Cat”. last issued 1971 F-2 “Red eye panther” 1953 F-3 Pointed ear 1956  S-1b Darker gold background than the S-1a., border tags  F-3 “Red eye panther” 1954  F-4 Droop shape 1957  S-2a 1972  F-1 Round or knobby ears 1955 F-5a "Kitty at the Well" 1960-61  F-2a Tiny ears F-5b Backside has a solid black 'V' showing Page 1 S-2b Gold background S-3a Re rolled edge, gold background, 1977-78 �345 INSIGNIA  S-3b Red backstitch S-5b Lighter colored background. stripe on right leg S-7 40th anniversary 1986 S-3c Fluorescent yellow background, poly backstitch S-6a Dark Yellow background  S-7 error, missing “W”  S-3d Brownish green backstitch, yellow gold background, orange base material; can see under cat and on back S-6b Yellow Orange background S-8a 45th anniversary 1991 S-4 1978 fellowship S-5a 35th anniversary, also NJ no stripe on right leg, 1981 S-6c Yellow Orange background  S-6 error, missing grass Page 2 S-8b Yellow orange color S-9 - Panther faces right. 1993 �345 INSIGNIA QS-4 Gold mylar border, fake Z – F1 fake Z1 CD QS-5 Black border, fake Z – F2 fake QS-1 Red border, fake P-1 1981 NC patch Z – F3 fake S-10 White Ghost 1994 QS-2 White border, fake  Z2 – like S6 but with red border QS-3 Gold border, fake Z2 – like S6 but with red border black thread break Page 3 �345 INSIGNIA NECKERCHIEFS EVENT PATCHES – FELLOWSHIPS eR1982 1982 Fall Fellowship N-1 1959 V-C Conclave NC eX1953a Fellowship eX1983 1983 Indian Seminar P-1 or N-2 1981 NC eX1953b Fellowship, w/o loop eR1994 1994 Joint Fall Fellowship A1 Leflore Chapter patch eX19xx Fall Fellowship (no date) eX1979 1979 Fall Fellowship eJ1994-2 1994 Fall Fellowship JP Page 4 �345 INSIGNIA SLIDES PINS Pin 8 Pin 9 Pin 1 Pin 10 Pin 2 Pin 11 Pin 3 Pin 11 error Pin 4 Pin 12  N-1 Slide, 1959 (B&W for detail reference) N-2 Slide, 1981 Pin 5 Pin 6  N-2 Bolo, 1981 Pin 7 Page 5 �345 INSIGNIA EVENT PATCHES – CONCLAVES 1959 V-C Conclave 1964 V-C Conclave 1955 V-C Conclave 1960 V-C Conclave 1965 V-C Conclave 1956 V-C Conclave 1961 V-C Conclave 1966 V-3 Conclave 1957 V-C Conclave 1962 V-C Conclave (REPLACE) 1967 V-3 Conclave 1958 V-C Conclave 1963 V-C Conclave 1968 V-3 Conclave Page 6 �345 INSIGNIA 1969 Section Conclave No patch issued – only a training conference was held 1970 V-3 Conclave 1973 SE-4B Conclave (participant) 1977 SE-4B Conclave 1974 SE-4B Conclave 1978 SE-4B Conclave 1971 V-3 Conclave  1975 SE-4B Conclave, dark 1978 SE-4B Conclave 1972 V-3 Conclave 1975 SE-4B Conclave, light 1979 SE-4B Conclave 1973 SE-4B Conclave 1976 SE-4B Conclave 1980 SE-4B Conclave Page 7 �345 INSIGNIA 1980 SE-4B Conclave (participant) 1984 SE-2 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave 1981 SE-4B Conclave 1985 SE-2 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave (participant) 1982 SE-2 Conclave 1985 SE-2 Conclave (0articipant) 1988 SE-2 Conclave 1982 SE-2 Conclave (participant) 1986 SE-2 Conclave (participant) 1988 SE-2 Conclave Participant 1983 SE-2 Conclave 1986 SE-2 Conclave Spirit Award 1989 SE-2 Conclave Page 8 �345 INSIGNIA EVENT FAKES (made by vendor in mid-90’s while going out of business) 1990 SE-2 Conclave 1993 SR9 Conclave Participant 1990 SE-2 Conclave (participant) 1994 SR9 Conclave 1984 SE-2 Conclave (prototype?) 1991 SE-2 Conclave 1994 SR9 Conclave Participant 1988 SE-2 Conclave blue 1992 SR-9 Conclave 1988 SE-2 Conclave red 1993 SR9 Conclave  1988 SE-2 Conclave white Page 9 �345 INSIGNIA EVENT PINS 1988 SE-2 Conclave 1992 SE-2 Conclave 1985 SE-2 Conclave 1989 SE-2 Conclave Pin 1992 SE-2 Conclave 1986 SE-2 Conclave 1990 SE-2 Conclave 1993 SR9 Conclave 1987 SE-2 Conclave 1991 SE-2 Conclave 1993 SR-9 Conclave, participation 1987 SE-2 Conclave, participation  1991 SE-2 Conclave, participation Page 10 1994 SR-9 Conclave �345 INSIGNIA MUGS 1994 SR-9 Conclave, participation 1987 SE-2 Conclave  1983 Conclave 1984 Conclave  1987 SE-2 Conclave Saucer  1987 SE-2 Conclave Stein 1985 Conclave 1989 Conclave 1986 SE-2 Conclave 1990 Conclave Page 11 �345 INSIGNIA MISC. 1991 SE-2 1979?  1970’s Ordeal Arrow 1992 SE-2 Conclave  1993 Conclave 1983 Guide to Camping Adventures 1994 Conclave 1982 Embroidery Layout of Fall Fellowship  S-6 Flap 1983 Embroidery Layout of Indian Seminar Page 12 �345 INSIGNIA Embroidery Layout of S6 1987 Embroidery Layout of S7 1991 Embroidery Layout of S8 1993 Embroidery Layout of S9 Page 13 � https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ba5f5b4b1899abd1022e4a0e2f8698a8.docx 5247caf70e605e65b57603714a8aa573 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 Koi Hatachie Lodge Collector Checklist.docx 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 Patch Collecting Resources Description An account of the resource This collections contains checklists and resources for patch collectors. 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 Koi Hatachie Lodge Collector Checklist Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chuck Schadrack Description An account of the resource Current as of 3/31/2019. Collecting Collector Checklist Koi Hatachie Lodge Memorabilia Order of the Arrow Patches https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3f337b8623922353ca2fad8e25936238.jpg af8a53e20e47734acd8a13a1c355d8b7 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 Sashes Description An account of the resource This collections contains scans of sashes. Some Items contain multiple sashes from that same year. Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. 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 1925 Title A name given to the resource 1925 Kia Kima Sash Segment Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Council Scouts Emblem (Sash) Memorabilia Patch