https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ebc172fded4a1a649b24b9add03d1d36.PDF cba279b21990f4820314762628f5c164 PDF Text Text (\ \ f'/~'. j~ ~:/ ;r~':":' ' . \.¢· : ;;--.l'"--- 'i\J't' ;;;;- REGION No............... COUNCIL Noill... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL for the Year Beginning This applicati has been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called . ·······t.fa········-·····19S..7, at which meeting a quorum was present and meeting on............. . . the council speci lly accepted · obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws, policies, and regulations of the Boy· Scouts of America. Signed -----~-:,: ........:.......... !~--·------'·-··->-·-"--(L ..................... Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorpo,rated February 8, 1910; Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 3.2M1156 �1. On December 31, 1956, we had ............ chartered institutions in our territory..i each of which sponsored one or more Scouting units. At the same time the membership of our council was composed of .... !...?..~------··· institutional representatives and /C) ........ ..!., ............ members at large. To ensure the representative character of the council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the council and executive board as follows: ·.;··· . . Council only (check) : ReI 1g1ous.. :..... ; . 1 ,..,· Educat10naL~ ...... ; ''/'/ Labor.. :..... ; Civic..l(.~: .. ; Business .....1.:.; Agricultural....~.:.: v/ p .f 0ther................... . . .••••..•.••••••••••• Cath o1IC ; · rotestant.. .... !"'.'............ ; Council (check) : Jewish .............i ....... ; Exec. Board (check) : Jewish.............·V: ... ; Catholic......... .i:.:::'. ..... ; Protestant. ...... ;..:~---·······; Other................... . 2. Amendments to our constitution and bylaws were adopted in 1956. These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D D ~No Yes Yes D No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular commissioner service by personal visit to............units out of a total of.. ......... ,units in the council. 4. During 1956 there were.....L. ...meetings of our council and... I.J.-::. ...meetings of our__ executive board and/or executive committee. District committees met monthly (except July and August) during 1956 in......"'~L ...... of our districts, and the rest averaged...... t..!: ..... meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in........ ~ ........ of our districts. The remaining districts averaged ........... k .....roundtables. 17Cf"ciliUf-P. · 1s · m · month of .. "1.IJ cf.~· · serve one year 5. Counc1·1 annual meetmg ••••-:..~.l.."!.J?...... ...........• 01r. wcers an d members e1ected at t h at time beginning ...... ;.,1.1.t..N.P..flR.':J........ /.. ..............•............. 6. This council has.........( ............organized districts with functioning district committees. There are............9 ....... districts without furionin_g ~istrict co~itte_es. Of ~ese .":'e will ?rganize ..................................................... .in 1957. ............................ districts are sharmg m financmg tlus council. . 7. FUNCTIONING OF COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES No.of Districts Represented on Each Council Executive board Organization and extension ( Leadership training ~ fo {.C< ~-I to::>· l,1 ./: ,~· Number of Members '4=-;, I ci. Camping and activities £.f.) i'l- Finance ' f.c.\: ' I / xxx xxx xxx xxx ... I .J::;l''" .. e. 61:'' ., .·j" Total Number of Members-All District Operating Committees ,~ Advancement Health and safety No. of Meetings Held in 1956 ! <-+ {~ ,~ .. i I "i :)., /- .-(, I { I ,/ff_. I /'' --· I #'1 /' J .I -~? I / I ') Additional Comments . /'.-.. ' t' .. , i ! -· e-"' 8. This council has accepted its quota of $l{(lQ_ for the year 1957 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of.the National , ~ .......:s""'"- =. . . . . bu Council as follows: in full herewith, $................ ; in......?.':: ......equal payments of $... ~:P...D.. .. each during the months of ............:.....lJ/J.lt..~--=·-··fJfD.L!.Etk.l.!P.Kf?.......L:i.~.Z ....................~----·········--: ............................................................... �Form0-539H 1956 "ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY" (4-YEAR) PROGRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish basis for council award for 1956. Order form for council and district awards on other side. C......-~----------------------------------·---------------------· Region No. _________ £__ ________ _ Name of Council ............. ACTUAL NUMBER END OF LAST YEAR INCREASE ADOPTED FOR THIS YEAR (In Numbers Not Per Cent) PER CENT OF ADOPTED INCREASE ACHIEVED (Maximum Score 100%) TOTAL GOAL ACHIEVED THIS YEAR INCREASE ATTAINED THIS YEAR TOTAL GOAL END OF THIS YEAR No ..... ~--L~------ Cou~cil I 1. IZ :ii!'' r.... ~ 7'X J..:iD.~ 'hbas1c . 1ea ders wit 2a. T op unit trammg. ~ 0 -1.6'!1 Eo -- b. Units with junior leader training program. ~ z -< 3a. Commissioners (total number). ~ M f~ . i ""l T"'""' m~ting u,;., for outstandard 4. ~ door activities. -< (§ 0 - ....- ' v 5a. Advancement in rank. -'--; Boys' 7. Units (total net). $? ... ~ ~ ::g 9, ~ ~ Boy Scouts Boy membership. • (Total): Explorers Total •" -... >- 10. f1c1 ,, " . 61 ~ v/s. ' i ' ~ j \.. . -~- ; ·"3<::i<f,2 .Jf/y L/-()fo I !:;-~ /() J ff ~p Cr ..:.-if 2 . mL~-\I ,.JJ.JLl>Y ,- ( 1 ,. ~ti. l ..... \:., 17'-- ·~-- 7 !.r3f 3Cf3 fl7' #!->- 0 1~-~"'~ -~-·~' #f:J.o ~~I £;,if -r~~ ~.:a· ? ;i--.;. Ge ~ Units qualifying for national recognition. To qualify for the Four-Year Program Award, a council or district must show an increase in total membership and must attain at least ten of the thirteen items in the last column. xxx xxx xxx I _,___ ~- I ,, "{,') f / '·~ ~< ·: ' c: ft::;', ,i :.•/ 33/ ~2 4 _:;;. Lt!i'o o :§)-'(; /5). y. /"(,.~ t,:'r(,7) ~J.' - ---- (Signed) -. . ____.-. . :::t;~: ;;i \< I trt)Z. - ·-- . I tJ ?~&.{/ ./ 2 (i 'f / o.2 t;~''lJ ' ,J_ 2 CJ -~~ ~ J 1- 2. ~I Cub Scouts - ,_ -~ ~ Rechartered units (total, including dropped reregistered). · 7-t)-/o II-- 'fl. f- / l, ---·'·- 7'7 ~ ~ r \ ... ~l~~ • ~l~ r en "' 4 -. 1¢- -·7 e', 1,r,, 1-\,. '. f ~- J ?>d,,,,£._ subscribers. 6. .--'\ 8. j ; b. Troops with 40% (or more) First Class. LIFE tr ' f&Lit," :' ,f',j "".~ ) - 7 9 --- t ~- • • I> " ""'P'ei7 ""'/ I Explorer units Total ~ ll.t 11 --· 1. {I-.~-· ._),, . {,,,>-'-· . /'--/ \;~;.· ; -- ... ; ...•""') Packs .7~ /t) b ;7(1 ?_· /$.Vf, ' ~ - ''Ii 3 fo ;J. ~-:~1 I - /;CJ ?>S ¢.'l /Cf ! 3(/) ~ b. Commissioners with basic training. "::_,, ~3~ ;;_ I - iI, Units with two-deep leadership. 9<; t._f.1.l/'I ,... s·.b t.J-l.2!> -Cf3 '4 -s.,1 ., r::7 F~ ,J, Ct, /,J, _.[,.,, - xxx xxx .xxx /[p (J) /;x; .... ..... · Council President , ,; Date ef~·~ r ;;>~:~~~ :. -,"{;·.... ~:-' ::-:. ,. ,,,:· .~ ~i . ,,-,,- Scout'°Executive ~.2M1156 �ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT "'ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY'" (FOUR-YEAR> PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1956 Nrune of Council _________________()_______ -------~-------------------- Headquarters City - ~-----------------------------------------: ________________ _ State ______ Region No. __________ _.?._____________, =z~--•-----· Council No. --~-£___?:___ I certify that the council and districts listed below have qualified for the Four-Year Program awards by showing an increase in total membership and by attaining at least 10 of its 13 goals as determined by the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting." For interpretation of goals, see Ten Tests of Successful Scouting Goal Sheet for 1956. The Scouters listed below are currently registered. 9-___--:___ $___ 7 ________________ _ Date __________ /-:-:_ ___ _/__ (Signed) Scout Executive COUNCIL Please prepare and forward laminated certificates for the following; we have typed the natnes exactly as they are to appear on the certificates. Council president ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I /ld'- \ / District nrune ) ___ ____L,L _____________ _ District nrune --·-·-----------------------------··-··············-···········---·········-··-··-··-District chairman -----------------------------------·----····--------------------·--------------- District co District commissioner--------------------------------------·----------------------------------- District executive ----------------------------------------------------'-------------··------------ District executive -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District nrune ---------------------------------·-------·-----------------------------------·-··----- District natne -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman. -------------------------·------------------------------------------------------ District chairman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner ------------------------------------------------------···----------------- District commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ····--·--·---------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ··------------------------------------------------------------------------------ District natne ··-------------------------------'----------------------·--·-------------------------- District natne ···----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman --------······---------------------·-------------------------------------------- District chairman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner ----------------·--------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ·-----------·------·------·--------·-------------------------------------------- District executive ·-··---------------------------------------------------------------------------- �Form 0-539A . This copy for National Office B D Regional Office D Local Office D (Check appropriate box on each copy.) e lilt?R:i ~OT WRITE HERE Charil:er fee $............................... . Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Quota Region No ....... ----~---··············· $............................... . Total 568 . Counc1·1 No .............................. NATIOr-r1\b9EfD~91riJWY scqqJ§_.,ffi:(:A¥#¥1~t;; · New Brunswick, NewJersey •·'i···: .• .r,J,...;..:,.,:.. - Atta~W,~is ~t ~HPJ~~~n ,.pt ifr···································Chi.cka.saw..................................................:.;; 7 .. ;:~';····· 7--------,.·-··············.::.::;·········· Local Council .... !,~~~~~~----····················for rel!ewal of charter for the year beginning J:;y '~. ~957, :o~et~er w~t~:'-~eports as called for. ········---~-~~~~"!.~ ILiE;..d.~)~7~ f) .[ ~'. ' .. :,~ -:< ~ .:'. r. • ·~( ·i f, ~.~: ~·· ..Le~.;~(~ ~; ( State "liSid~rtctrS?Qityr;,nt·:~ l< ·:J .'': Sup.pldlti.tiHtioS3~isoar>PU¢atioP.:l!i:i~ a§cyJ!JlJ>~Y,'.ing f!'~trqrts 9.@JrPri1!tsd ~Olj_ms, we enclose _the f~ll°::Vi_og;:- ~-:·: . (If any of tlie items ~re not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the !me marked"1:fa1e')" :gill.L.J:ltr~i. .. ·~-~·-~~.--· · "; · .. ~: ·,. ... ",: !?!~:····'"·~··::. c~~e Note: Items Nos. 1, 4, and 5 should accompany application, and No. 3 if possible. .. - •·. 1. Charter fee ·: .f. ·. '· ·.~;. . .' : . 9a;t/~ .......~~.,-o • - $.....:~-----------~-f ").' ~ 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending............................ 1956* 4. Scout executive's report for 1956, 5. • ,;_', $.................................. .· . ,; '··..r -~ ¥ . 2. Payment of quota ,,. -• ·:(-.: Jf RIO:'.::: x~ 1r.l ft ll<:;, ' 'i? ' :' ' vi<;fi-"' / . {;,1!,-N~-.__-.--41.~;"<':'__h""'Gt::. .. ?f ----~--- ····--······················:0~1:;···--···················--···- any Four~Year Program ("Onward fof"God and My Country") goals for 1957 (Ten Tests of Successful Scouting) Date Yes or No is enclosed 6. Roster will be mailed.......... ---·-···-··············-----········-···----·-·--···-··------------·-Date was mailed ·······-······-······-··················-················-·-···········------------Date (Signed) · -. ·· . .· .. ·. 7 ""'\;r•······················5~~-;-;t·fu;~~ti:;~·························•·•••.- . --------------·-------------------··------· ---------------. --·-----------------------------Date *If fiscal year is other than calendar year and ends later than June 30, 1957, then submit as a part of this charter application the figures and audit for the fiscal year just completed. If fiscal year ends between January l and June 30, 1957, then the audit is to become a part of this year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after close of fiscal year. (Be sure to list council officers on reverse side of this form.) 3.2M1156 �LIST OF COUNCIL OFFICERS Region No. Name of Council ...............Q¥.~~~-~-~!....................................................,....... . ······----~---·········-··· 558 Council No........................... . Tennessee · · Memphis,> Headquarters City............................... :.......................... State.................... ,...... . List below the names of all elected council officers who are holding office at the time this charter renewal application is submitted. Use the blank spaces for listing additional vice presidents and other officers, if any. THIS IS NOT A REGISTRATION FORM. TITLE PRESIDENT CITY, ZONE, AND STATE MAIL ADDRESS NAME-PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT Mr. ·H. F. Hemker 2508 sterick :Building Memphis, Tenn. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. James E. qdelotte 1789 Linden Avenue Memphis, Tenn. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. W. B. Fordyce VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Jack P. Goldscbmi d 3616 Central Mr. J. M. McKnight P. TREASURER SCOUT COMMISSIONER Mr. R. c. Mays West Memphis, Ark. o. Memphi s , Tenn. Memphis, Tenn. Box 2829, Desoto St ~ Memphis, Tenn. _930 Falls Building Hernando, Mis si ssipp l Vice President Mr. J. E. R. Saunders Vice President Mr. Alan M. Strautman 4524 Fair Meadows Men.phis, Tenn. Vice President Mr. E. L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Mempbi s, Tenn. The above officers were elected to hold office for one year, beginning ... .c!~~-~---~----···································· (Date) IMPORTANT: If another council election is held during the year please prepare and submit a new (Signed) ---~--~-'-'~-7-·:'.....:..:... '..... c, ...... ::: .. Scout Executive list of council officers to the home office and regional office. (Date) :~: 19.~---· .. '..:: ....• ~~~---··············· �Name of CounciL----~-~~:.:fr'./~_~,.:(!:jL:~_//tZ[,,l_ _________________:______________________________________________________________________________________________ Region No. ---------------------------· ~.,.,- Headquarters City ______ /'.Jb:'.~1:?.~---_/~''.{'.~-----------·--·--------------------------------------------·----- State____ /£d~~-----------··--·-··· .. ·::'---~------------· Council No. ____ ':'!__ RES ULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1956, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING* ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING :UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING Status 12/31/56 Status 12/31/56 Number Registered Have Completed Appropriate Basic Training* Number I 12/31/57 Number Per Cent Per Cent Registered /..{.{) ~f .;:;/~ _}_[_ /70 f 9' ~?% 7~ /. 0 () Post Advisors ,$/ do Ship Advisors (Skippers) c:<_ ;1) t .)' x x Cubmasters Scoutmasters Squadron Advisors xxx TOTAL UNIT LEADER~ :J J-1 1V1 /(}() &;/ 11" 0 Have Completed Appropnate Basic Train.ing* Objective /dO x ~ x 75' Number (?-'\' -· ~~~, ..-; /&3 Asst. Scoutmasters 7 1., !':>Ci Asst. Cubmasters Per Cent .27 J_I~ I~ ,./) t.._/ 6 Asst. Post Advisors cJ< I /(+; Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) c:/.. " Advisors Expl~rer in troops ~---() TOTAL ASST. UNIT LEADERS ~91 Asst. Squadron Advisors ~if} C) I Per Cent <() / 1-;-·o '""' loo ~~() loO <J ~-- .)-0 7'1 Objective 12/31/57 ~{"' ;"d' ~-() *Credit leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the progr.am which he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. .a. b. c. d. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training Administration Section, Cub Scouters' Pow Wow, plus four additional tr.aining meetings Scoutmasters' Basic Training Explorer Leaders' Basic Tr.aining UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK STATUS 12/31/56 a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor tr.aining in troop camping, cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered commissioners b. Have completed a commissioners' training course ~, ;l Number_____ ~ ___ _,!______. '}l'tj Number-----·--------··---- DEN MOTHER TRAINING fil_ _____ _ .a. Total registered Den Mothers Number__ b. H.ave completed a basic Cub leaders' training course Number__./_./)!________ _ Number_____ /_(.__1__ ___ _ .;.$' --------------------Per cent STATUS 12/31/56 /4.....- ____________________ Per cent STATUS 12/31/56 ~s ·--------------------Per cent / OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 /' _ _ zj__ _ _ _ Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 / _ _ _z_6__ _ Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 --7-2-~cent J �1956 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1957 OBJECTIVES 1957 1956 No.of No.of CERTIFICATES COURSES ISSUED CQNDUCTED BASIC TRAINING Cub Scout leaders t' 'f '""' 7~ Boy Scout leaders 9 ?..:t• Explorer leaders 7 o1 ~- / Neighborhood commissioners ....,,:;:; d... () i/ ·~ District commissioners TOTAL BASIC TRAINING OlITDOOR TRAINING CHECK COURSES PLANNED ;<~ UNIVERSITY COURSES ./ The following courses have been conducted by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. Do not include these courses in the council totals. - ~~" "',J /') ~ Name of School No. Courses Attendance College Credit Yes No ~·· '"" Y' I Troop camping 0 () ~ Explorer cruising and boat handling 0 a 0 Explorer expedition (lJ 0 a r I TOTAL OUTDOOR TRAINING OTIIER TRAINING Advanced Scout leaders' course Cubbers' pow wow Junior leader training Den chiefs' conference Explorer elected leaders' Den Mothers' workshop train~g I Other courses (list) Did this council conduct training-before-commissioning for unit leaders in 1956? iO Yes No ·o/. ./·. .f Chairman, Leadership Training Committee ' /",ll./"/-''> -----------------------------------------------5~~~~-f;~;~~~ifrv··-··············------------- ~/' �Porm0-539f REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1956 Region No., _ __,5'------ Council No._----"=-'55"'"""8.o....._ __ ....-biS Headquarters City_ _..M _""""' -=-'':P_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY State TeEnessee MERIT BADGE RECORD Col. 1 Col. 2 ~ali.fied urmg Enrolled Dec. 31, 1956 Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1956. 52-lnsect Life...................... -----~---······· 53-Journalism........................... 2......... . 54-Landscape Gardening..................... . Bobcat 55-Leatherwork.. ................. ---~---······ Wolf /tJI) J 56-Lifes~ving.......................1~P,---·-····· 1279 57-Machmery....................... 7-Athletics. ________________________ ......11..... 5S-Marksmanship................................ . Bear 716 S-Automobiling_______________________ 10_____ _ 59-Masonry...............................8.......... ~t. Lion 412 60-Mechanical Drawing...... ---i~--------61-Metalwork.____________________ ----------------Webelos 172 '77 11-Beef Production _____________ -------~---·-· 62-Music. _______________________________ ,25_ ________ _ .¢ /4-£/ 12-B~ekeeping...... ,------------· -------~~----· 63-Nature. _______________________·'..l __ JJ-5 ________ _ TOTAL =========±=====l::=b.~~== 13-Bird Study______________________ ----------------- ~4-~ainting·---.--------------------- ... 14-Bookbinding_________________________ lQ _____ _ 5 ersonal Fitness _____________ ----~~---------15-Botany__________________________________ J ________. 66-Photography __________________ ------r---------Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops 16-Bugling. _________________________ _________ ] ____ _ 67-Pigeon Raising _____________________ J_ ________ _ 17-Busin~ss------------------------- -------17------- 6S-Pionee~ing__________________________ xxx Tenderfoot lS-Campmg. _______________________ .....l.3.3. ...... 69-Plumbing....................... -------····------19-1Canoeing________________________ -------.36----- 70-Pottery.... _____________________________ l ________ _ Second Class 734 20-,-Chemistry....................... ---------6.----- 71-Poultry Ke·eping __________________ ,9-________ _ 21-Citizenship in Home __________ lJJ______ _ 72-Printing______________________________ _J. ________ _ First Class 376 22" -Community.. -------@.?----- 73-Public Health ___________________ _7JJ ________ , Star 155 23" -Nation. ________ -------1-5------ 74-Public Speaking. ________________59_________ _ 24-Coin Collecting_____________________l l ____ _ 75-Rabbit Raising_______________ ------6.--------92 Life 2 5-Cooking______________________________ fk.~------ 76-Radio.... ____________________________ ],Q_________ _ Eagle 26-Corn Farming_________________________ .2_ ____ _ 77-Railroading _________________________ J _________ _ 27-Cotton Farming_____________ _________ 5_____ _ 7S-Reading·--··-···----------------- .. .81--------Explorers without 79-Reptile Study_____________________J,.5. ________ _ 2S-Cycling. __________________________ Boy Scout rank . __________________________ -----------------11 SO-Rowing 120 Sl--Saf ety........ _, ___________________ -----------------TOTAL TROOP MEMBERS 4=========±::====:±=::±:::':::::::!!:== 31-Dramatics---------------------------------l------ S2-Salesmanship.................. __ Explorers in Explorer Units 32-Electricity______________________________15_____ _ S3-Scholarship ....... _____________ -lll--------33-Farm Home ___________________ -------~------ S4-Sculpture____________________________ _J_ _________ _ Cub Scouts 1956 xxx 1-Awiculture_____________________ ------~-----2-Ammal Industry ____________ --------·--z.-···-· 3-Archery__________________________ --------~,Q _____ _ 4-Architecture ____________________________ J _____ _ 1./ L~~~;~~~~r::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::ii:::::: / 1~ ~;~ ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- - - - - - - - -~t.-_-_-_- xxx ···f8·········· t_J. _______ _ s5--------- 35 xxx xxx S3 --------t------ "';;S" ~~ g~2~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::a:::::: 'fj t) J_5_________ _ '3 34-Farm Layout__________________ ------------------ S5-Seamanship-------------------- -----l---------35-Farm Mechanics _____________________ J _____ _ S6-Sheep Farming _______________ -----4---------· 78 J ,d_ °!> 36-Farm Records __________________________4 ____ _ S7-Signaling________________________ -----2---------· cJ: 37-Fingerprinting______________________ JJ. _____ _ SS-Skiing_____________________________ -----------------· Bronze Award 21 2f 3S-Firemanship.... _______________ .... l.31------· S9-Small Grains __________________ ------.3---------Gold Award J I 39-First Aid ________________________ ----1913.------ 90-Soil and Water Conserv. __ Ji.Q. ________ _ 9 40-First Aid to Animals ____________ .lk_____ _ 91-Stamp Collecting____________ .. 2.3---------Silver Award ~ 41-Fishing___________________________ ...... 66....... 92-Surveying _______________________ ---20------------------+-----+----===- 42-Forestry-------------------------- ______ Jl ..... . 93-Swimming...................... 120........... _O_rd_i_na_ry _ _ _ _ __,___ _ _--+_ _ _6__ 43-Fruit an.d Nut Growing. ------------------ 94-Textiles ...........:______________ ---.3------------Able CJ 44-Gardening.-----------·-····---- ......12----·-· ---------+------1-----=-- 45-Geology·------------------------ -----------------Quartermaster 46-Grasses, Legumes ___________ ---------2------· 97-Woodcarving_________________ 3.?------------· --'----------+-----+'71-11---'t-QAJ-=~-.J_,, ,~7-Hiking ___________________________ .......71 _____ _ 9S-Woodwork. ____________________ Star 8 4S-Hog and Pork Prod. _______________ _8 ______ _ 99-World Brotherhood _______ 2Q ____________ _ 3 1' 49-Home Repairs ____________________ 100-.j;!i~ney:----------------·- --~----------·-· Life 50-Horsemanship---·--···------- ...... 16....... Eagle TotaL.297 ~-------· 18 '' 51-1fI~b~Jo&e-Mliiiera:Lf No Explorer rank Apprentice XXX I ~~:~:Jt~:-M~~~~~~~~::: :2!::::::::::::: ,2_0___________ _ CJ J.94______ _ ---------§------ 3.2Ml156 / �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. Number of units Dec. 31, :1956: Troops ___ _l{_7 ___ Explorer units_____ ~S:__ Tota1_________=3___~---~ Per Cent Number 2. Units which conducted boards of review for Second and First Class rank in 19 56: -------------------------- ------------~------------------------ ----------------------------------------------- ___ % 3. Units which conducted boards of review for Star and Life rank in 1956: % ( 5. Troops which had 40 per cent or more of their membership who were First(--.\ · .-/'" l '"' ·---------------- \_ ~~,'K Class rank an d above as of th e en d of th e troop' s ch arter vear \"" /. ' ___ % I \j '6. Does the advancement committee have a plan for contacting units at least annually for continued training in·- advanc)ffien): proc~gu~_es ?/--~-~-------.~~.---~ Yes ~ ~z 4-<~.··1 f t,.:b.._.• _";;J, Please attach copy of all present advancement procedures which were adopted during 1956. (Signed) Chairman, Advancement Committee D No �Form 0•'39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE -1956 Region No. i.- ,,,- . CAMPING ,Y~ Council No. Y.... ~:: ___ ; ___________ _ 1 Name of CounciL .. .C2,:.__, _______ ,__ :_,,_'. ____ :,__ ,:~~--~~!:~ __________________________________________________________________________________ _ Headquarters City... //;.::: .. ,::~'.. ,:'.'::./.:::,.•~~~---···-·······--·-··-··-········-···- State.. / ___,,/.• :~i__ ./:.'. ........... ~-----· CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-1956 (Note: Units include total troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units.) Number Per Cent l? ~· ' (,},S . the year --------····· . durmg . a total of ten days and mghts . campmg Umts ;,- t· A. Units doing some camping, but not up to the standard of Group 1 GROUP 1: GROUP 2: Note: In reporting year-round camping, choose the most convenient twelve-month period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September through August), or the chartered year of each unit. In the latter case, the accumulated reports secured froll] B. Units doing no camping TOTAL OF ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Report of Org. and Ext. ___L:~. ----~¥..1.J twreevv~e;,::~:~~+--==C§o:m~m~-~)~T~o~t!a~J~tr~o~o~p~a~n~d:_:E~xp~l~o:re~r~un~1~·ts~,~D~ec~.~3~1:,~1~9~5~6~-----_:"':2:--a:-~~',,..:?,:__~l~O~O~%: charter reviews covering of each unit would result in the council total. Award (50 per cent of Number of units receiving the nation · members .camping a total of ten days and mg .;.) (, J tive --··· .... l, ...., •'' .' Membership June 30, 1956, wasd..~ ...... troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units; ................................... z::.... ~..'::::.:r.. ......... Boy Scouts and Explorers. LONG-TERlvf CAMPING (six or more consecutive days). Yearly summary: Include tours, cruises, service camps, Explorer trips, etc. Do not include Scouts from other councils. Number of Different Scouts & Explorers Number of Units A. CHARTERED UNITS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On council site 7 .!-)- 9 ~I 3. Total (1 and 2) B. PROVISIONAL UNITS 4. On council site 'j' ~1-~·> 6. Total (4 and 5) C. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6) _ 7. Per cent of June 30., 1956, Boy Scout and Explorer membership* ......)~ 1/ Boy ) ...... :-..... Scouts and Explorers Forest ......(.--:: ... Scouts 1 ;g JJ " r-"",.r Explorer expedition, cruise, canoe trip, pack trip, etc. -------------Exp1orers Tours outside council area , Boy 2.~ ..LScouts and Explorers t, .-• '·/ '.' '-.: ,J..-_,. . -.5.:_g ___ Scouters ~ !'c /-3 xxx /) ' 0 J /, / Boy and Explorers ! 9-'f .. ,_ ~/ Agricultural service camp ) Jl-3 'if' JO 7 xxx xxx xxx xxx 5. Off council site Number of Unit Scouters 9 f· ,j.... 2. Off oouncil site ~I Totals below should be included in summary of long-term camping if camping period is six consecutive days or more. ·~ ...L.?.....Tours Number of tours xxx % ...-2'.~~---Explorers Philmont Scout Ranch ... *In computing the percentage of Jong-term camping for the year, divide the grand total, / line C, by the June 30 Scout•and Explorer membership. ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF _____';:~: ... Scouters AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age. AGES Central camp staff** Provisional Scoutmasters 15 3 16 f-.( 17 I I 18 .~,:1' 19 { (~,, ,, 20 f"; ../ 21 22 n :, . / ! / •. 23 I"\ :_/ 24 ~ ,. Over Total J_ ,J./ Cl ,, .. Provisional Asst. SM' s. ••(Do not include Scoutmasters or assistants of chartered or provisional troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as troop cooking.) 3.2M1156 �? CAMP OPERATION. $_, '.,~)'~· ·;~'_·'_'__. _::_w)) 1. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1956 (summer and year-around camping). (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include the council appropriation as a receipt.) ,..., 2. What amount was included in the council 1956 operating budget as the council appropriation for camp fog~,$ /, ~~~,/,/~~- ~ CAMP/CAPITAL ~ 0 -;., :;;; •(J 1. Amount spent on camp development in 1956.-----------------------------------------·-··-··-·····-··--··-····-----·-·---·-----·-------------·---------··-· $_______ D No 2. Does the council plan on camp expansion in 1957 ?-------------------------------------------------------------:·-------······-···--···---~---------0 Yes 3~ If ''yes,,'' estimate cost. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- $ 4~ Amount available now for camp developmenL-------------··--------------------------------------------------------------·--····-·-----·-··············-·-· $ ,,'_...."\ S. Amount of special funds for camp development that council plans to raise in 1957. ·-----····-------··--·---------------------- $ 0 6. Additional camp· acreage acquired during 1956...... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- cfZ_ 7. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council own? , ------------------------------------------------------------------------ .,<...) I 8. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council operate? -------------------------------------------------------------------- ACTIVITIES I. ACTIVITIES - 1956 Council District 1957 ACTIVITIES PLANNED (check) ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE NUMBER HELD ·.. Public Boy Members Council District 500 Camporees Circuses Expositions Mobilizations Pilgrimages Fair participation / I ! ,/ / j Expeditions Vocational conferences Roundup /} .?.··· I / v.~ I "" Boy Scout Week Aquatic activities Other. . . Remarks .. ", ··~ / rY ·:.) ; /1.. [;_.,.-., p· 1'/,( ~ .'.r- ,./ < __, '• ,_ i ,.) ~-i _, ././ l-·· ~"' .. . · . "' ,. · . ;j' (...~ c~ _? So .::;? J '/ ·. ~>~ h I II. CUB scoy::tING Does the council have a Cub Scout activity resource book, listing possible places to visit and things to do on a pack basis? D ---------------------------------------------------------------------·----··---·---- Yes ~<I No III. EXPLORING D Yes 1)(1 No Will the council hold a "Citizens Now" conference in 1957? D Yes [>~I No Did the council hold a "Citizens Now" conference in 1956? How many Explorers participated? _________________________________ _ Dates :_----___ .. ___ ..... --.-------------------------------------------------- IV. CIVIC SERVICE • • • • . . / . .· .· . '· /... _.,· '. " . i v . Our most successful c1vic-serv1ce event durmg the year was ....-. ... :..........i·--·------'-----··------:···-·--;,~---·-------·<--: ____ _.______________________________________________________ _ ·-------------------------·-------------------------------------·-------·-·--------·-···--------------------------·.---·-·-·-··-------··(_~--------------------------------------·----·------------·------------------------------(Signed) Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee ··---·-~---------: _ _ :;;~f~--A~L:.~. ~. .:. c ....~-------~------: _____ Scout Executive ;c,________________________ __ �Form 0-539C - REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION ·COMMITTEE -1956 Region No. --------~-------·-········ Council No. .~tf...R:........... Council--~------------:.<:...... ~----·-···-·····----······--·-······ Headquarters Ci!f----,---------~---······· State....~ Name of New in 1956 Total on Dec. 31, 1955 TABLE 1 Net Separations # in 1956 (See Note) Estimated New in 1957 Total on Dec •.31, 1956 Est. Net Separations 1957 /2. 2-i 2. Total Boy Scout units 161 t/ 5 $" ,- :!- I .J 2. f v-- I CJ' ·4.f,j 2/ !('·- 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) 9-14 5. Total Cub Scouts f,60"' .:1. r..."'J ·~:r.-1 ~tflc)f/ 6. Total Boy Scouts /.F? /J/ 1. Total Cub Scout units 3. Total Explorer units Objectives Dec. 31, 1957 7. Total Explorers -'I../ S-eJ 42. 5~4 DO --rt' c:. b> . - 5 / 31~J' ;1::,.,,,.::. eP J-17 2 44-Lf 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) c: 9. Total pack Scouters (incl. Den Mothers) ,. i~ /' t-· {~'l"' xxx IS- ~CJ 10. Total troop Scouters I ~S-e; 11. Total Explorer unit Scouters 1- s-o ,..,.,,.,,, ~ xxx 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10; 11, and 12) xxx '"'·'· ( • ..r...>1¥"' I,;;, L-/- C.f ~,,j-:;;;:;;;- 12. All other Scouters (council and dis~rict) xxx # Net separations equals "total separated;, minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfers in." TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1956 TABLE 2 Less than 1 Year Tenure completed in respective programs 1to2 Years 3 to4 Years 2 to 3 Years 4orMore Years TOTAL ~Bo~y~s-in~p-ac_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--1~~~~S'~(;,:!.-l-L-~~;.L_+--~~O~f--x_x~x~-+~x_x~x~-+-.s.=~~-+_;_~ (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout ~B_o_ys_1_·n_u_oo~p-s~....::an=d=.:.a=s=a=n=E=x~p=lo=r=er~1=·n~t=h=e=tr=o=o~p~.)~~~-l--~~~:::::=---1-~~::i:3:d:::~~~~::::::.-1-~~~~-l-~~~~-l-~~~~..:__~1 // Young men in Explorer units (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer.) NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1956. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1956 (under 2,500 population) Cub Scouting (See Note 1) NOTE-The following data, for 1956, should be given only for boys and units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. December 31 1955 Total rural boy members Total rural units l.J. rs, 7 I u 1956 3'1/ I ?, - Boy Scouting (See Note 2) Exploring (See Note 3) December 31 1955 Lf I{:, ,;x. I 1956 95~ 11 December 31 TOTAL December 31 1955 1956 1955 13 c:<3 Y<lh I I 31 1956 77:U ~I . Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, including Explorers in uoops and Lone Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes squadrons, posts, ships and members thereof, and Lone Explorers. �TABLE 4 UNIT REREGISTRATION On Dec. 31, 1956, we had ........~-~ ....unregistered units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). In 1956 we used the charter-review procedure, involving participation of unit leaders and committee and representatives of cpartered institutions and council, • t>S' • • the year. . .;; • out of our tota l o.l ······-······--------··· A ,c' -?•• ~.::i . o f .. -llff( • . "d ent to t he reregistrat10n units reregistermg d urmg ........ units mci The council has a definite plan for promoting unit budget plans (check one). .TABLE 5 . nm 1~D No y·' WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY. Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Number 1. institutions having packs (one or more) only................----······-···················--·-·······------··-· 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only................................................................... . /0-0 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only..................................................... . 4. Institutions having both packs and trQops............................................................................ 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units .............................................................. I 6 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units ........................................,..................... 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family (packs, troops, ind Explorer units) --·········-··· 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS .................................... ~.t t!__~ (Signod)~fl:'Ch~:~~~~nization and Extension Committee ----------~;~::.~ ::'.;"--:~'---~-;,; ••• __ , __________ ,, __ ,_,__ Scout Executive ,_~ __ L_ ________._____ _ �Form 0-539B Region N o. __."""I___ Name of Counci,_l_--ift1110·~t~dtlll&G_. •.~:___________________ Council No . Headquarters City - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Stat.~------- ..=oua=· """.·_ __ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of national record and comparison.) EXPENDITURES-For Fiscal Year Column 2 Column 1 Total Expenditures I. Operating Expenditures: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Executives salaries* ......... Office salaries.................... Retirement, Soc. Sec........ Rent, light, heat, tel... ....... Office supplies................... Postage, express............... 7. Fiel\f expense, transp'n.... 8. Public relations................. .. **&.""" 9. campmg . .. •········ 10. Leader trng. & conf .......... 11.=uota, charter fee .... 12. :ls.tll.l~•t. ... 13. Campaign expense............. 14. Interest on indebtedness:j:. 15. Insurance...................~----~-16. Miscellaneous .................... . .... . •.. Matn· $ II#-.;.... .., (See Note 1 Below) (Col. 1 Minus Col. 2) $A8.•'"""." . •Jn ft! "'' ~ fl.WA t't'l 1 ..:1!15.M ' I..--/ 7 I 9M.M \ nCIHll &4 A ..""" ... t'\"lll.Nt. /J .• •• TOTAL OPERATING $ ,.,.:«>0.tl J >'irJ f/VVl.,C IJ!~~ ,,_-~-~ ·~'*"'·~A A- t'l~lit .PA el- AA1l-A~ 'tllt ·- - ft ~_ ...... . 4~ r.mt".... !.'t!'.t . ,"~ ......... """ 1 ..17.5..M . #!Hiil I.ft,; 1 Atnl ae -Ab. . 'L~f:l.M ~ 0 ' 1~t.::ll'.... ~ A•"'" 18 .l'IA -*-.•A. . -......"' A /,,/\ ............. t / · -.. 1))1~ .JI"~ A~-N!t .~-· . · a. M~... fft ............ ~~ $ . "''i( K~~ '!It ~·& i ...N\ .·\!lftll ~ 1~....~-02 --r~</ 1A Aili ._ ,.,.,,. a ....u ta.a .. .. =-~ .'tl!i ·eft ~ 1, 1-aAO .JI., 1'#'J-~.At\ e'"Afln 1td ft ""Al!\~M $,... •""~.Mill 1 ••. ~ 1 _'!GI!! ~"' , .......Ii. 't.A it"'"ll'\• .. ··n"l'!t •ut ~ Sel'ri.ee ihcht Net Expenditures $ ..... 4~_.,,., fl6 lealth ottt.u Column 3 Special Receipts ---·~ llt - · • • s • _ __. _ ,-·. ~· & latet..• o. A 11. .. i ...:•.,.,.,.··~. •"-*M ·:;..; ·'· BUDGET-1957 (NET) Ending,------~---1956 ~.IV\ 956.'5. <'!i<• 91.. M $ $124.320• • $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Payments of Indebtedness Incurred in Previous Years ........ ...... $ $ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office building................... $ 2. Office· equipment............... 3. Camp property.................. 4. Camp equipment.. ............. 5. Automobile........................ TOTAL CAPITAL $ ' x x x' III. Revolving Accounts: (National funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE. .................. $ . . I 2. Reg>StrabonS---------------------i 3. Scout supplies... ,............... TOTAL REVOLVING $ IV. Sundry Accounts v. ; _., ;• \ (-tll.,ii.84):·· $ ( 19191L o• NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. *In reporting salaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. **Include ·all camp operating expenditures and receipts for the entire fiscal year, ·both ;budgeted ~d unbudgeted. :j:Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. ' 3.2M1156 �INCOME-Analysis of income from contributions received during 1956 fiscal year. INCOME FROM AID:As WHERE CouNcIL p ARTICIPATES IN COMMUNITY CHEST From Supplemental Contributions* From Chests or United Funds Total for council operation ..... Total for capital purposes ........ INCOME FROM AREAS WHERE COUNCIL DOES NOT PARTICIPATE IN CHEST ....,. TOTAL INCOME ' 118:'«>.4.\ 14024.;7'1* .423•.48 ~ 'II& xxx xxx xxx xxx INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS (TRUST FUNDS, INTEREST, ETC,) *Include all income received from community chest territory over and above the chest contribution, such as income from sustaining memberships, friends of Sc9uting,, or special solicitations of board members and others. Assets, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) .... l 474.411 Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ Unpaid· pledges *Fixed- Office building Office equipment 14"19,.38 68635,11 Camp property Office ~upplies . Supplies for resale Camp equipment Securities Automobile · ·TOTAL$ . . ..16 TOT AL $ 236948.0I *Present value Outstanding Obligations, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) Operations~Accounts and bills payable $ 11'11.83 ~h-•-· ·Notes payable Reserve for i957 operations TOTAL$ have been audited by_ Our accounts will be ___ Capital-Accounts and bills payable Notes payable lone Mortgages _ __ TOTAL $,__.,lfoou·cuJl8 1&75.83 -..'--·..,.lift..· ·_.\eb_.e..la..lr..-e&"-"Oq;ifO,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ...-._. · .... a.ind ,v.""', _.._P,..u.tl... ' (State whether CPA or professional accountant) Does the council use the local council standard monthly financial report? D Yes [j No(vlll be Uled 1n t5?) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service Division and will maintain our account on a thirty-day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here.$·-----) This council has established a trust fund controlled by an approved declaration of trust and administered by trustees. (Check yes or no.) Yes._ _ _ _ _ N o,_~X=--The amount of this trust fund, December 31, 1956, was $·--1'w~N11•••1---­ .1 Remarks, explanations, or additions:·-------------~---------------------- (Signed) • . Chairman, Finance Committee . Inol.114•• 7,000 ap.pto. :f'tcml Capital J\ul41 _./ . Scout Executive �114 ~~, Form 0-539B . REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1956 Name of Counci. ._J_ J; . JJ?a-</ .-------Region No,, _ __,5~-- __,C""'h.,.i.l..\.ick..,.ciai.i:su:;a:uwL-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Council N o. _.5=5....8,,__ _ Headquarters City - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State._ _ _ _ _ _ __ (?lease use only following classification. This is for purpose of national record and comparison.) BUDGET-1957 (NET) EXPE!jDITURES-For Fiscal Year Ending_ _ _ _ _~_,,_~_ _ 1956 Column 1 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures $ A r:r t! .. I'\ l'\A Executives salaries* ......... . ... - 1 a, t!t'U: ,A Office salaries.................... -., '% a,!)!) AA Retirement, Soc. Sec ........ '% ''11 'Z QQ Rent, light, heat, tel... ....... r:r. 1 nA ~ Office supplies................... ~a. '%'% Postage, express............... A 1'\"%!:1 1 "% 7. Fiel? expense, transp'n .... . n 8. f'ublic rtrlations................. R '7'7fi !>1 9. Camping**.;&..Act...........,.I... 10. Leader trng. & conf... ....... -:... i.'2A~ n?. • 1 ?i::: nn 11. Nat'Lquqta, charter fee .... 1 .• iai::: A1 12. Htlil/tH:Hs.TslsphoDa..... 13. Campaign expense............. 14. Interest on indebtedness:j:. '70G £!"1 15. Insurance............................ 1 nci::: i:::t: 16. Mis~ellan~ous.................... Mn'4n .. -~---- c::i ..1-~.ae1 .it ni c nn 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 2: f:ra.,,1 +'k ~ t. & 'RI. Of't"i ,.,. SA1"V'i ,..,. u._,.i...; & rAnai.T-~. ' . \ r:rr:r ?. At!.r:r 0., - Iii: . . , ,,.,.r::: . - Un- . A .. l"Jl'!ll" "'"" . I'-\, A Q ;rv ...~ / l/'vvv (/· . »1-. .LL,r/L - J.5:, 3'7-.00 .,, ~Rf; A , .. R!': 1. 1'7fi .nn Ai ,.. t! ... - i:::i:::l"I 1"11'\ - Al"J C! l'\I'\ r.zt'\Q -gn - A n?n nn l'\f\ 1A All: "'"' a nci::: . ""'"" n .. 1 nAlli: - F::a. I ·- . 'Z ,:A·~;; Q~ .. 1.._!71'!?. .M>. ' ' 1 . , .,i::; IV\ . • r:ri:::" -an C:l!?r.!' - l"JI!: 2M.nn 2!=\n.nn ~A o~i;~ QQ. .,i:; 02 i:::1 ,.,. : TOTAL OPERATING $ II. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ~- 'llt'\t: .n . 41"1 l'V\ '%-~An-..,~ A• f'ln'> , ., .r::: ~ -· ',' '' !...-/ - 'Z 1nA r:r \ l'\I'\ .4. i:::~:in 0 ) , ,., O?n a,~., - AA .• 1 on ntz o.. 54,oeo.oo r:r • .,, ,, Ol"lo .. Qa, $ , A I/I~ ',;;; !)QA ~'; t!Ot: 'Z • ~ ~.nA l~t/{} 2~nn - ., • ian.ntz A~1A-t ·-- (Col. 1 Minus Col. 2) · , a. . !:! ..+'Ai:'V' (See Note 1 Below) $An , ..... Column 3 Net Expenditures $ 0 A- Column 2 Special Receipts 97,000.96 - $ Capital Expenditures: Office building................... $ Office equipment... ............ Camp property.................. Camp equipm,ent...,_; ....:,:.. Automobile........................ TOTAL CAPITAL $ ,. t xx x $ ' .. . $ 124. 220. 38 $ $ .. " $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Payments of Indebtedness Incurred in Previous Years ............... $ $ III. Revolving Accounts: (National funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE................... $ 2. Registrations..................... J 3. Scout supplies................... TOTAL REVOLVING $ IV. Sundry Accounts v. $ . .. - _, /f:l10 ·- ftA\ (819.84) $(1Q1'7t:: Q'.)\ $ $ ; NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. *In reporting salaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. **Include all camp operating expenditures and receipts for the entire. fis.ca:l yeal', both budge,ted ~d unhudgetecL , :j:Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 1 3.2M1156 �.... INC0ME-Analysis of income from contributions recdv·ed during 1956 fiscal year. INCOME FROM AREAS WHERE COUNCIL PARTICIPATES IN COMMUNITY CHEST From Supplemental Contributions* From Chests or United Funds 118~-41 Total for council operation _____ 66923.78 Total for capital purposes ________ xxx xxx INCOME FROM.AREAS. WHERE COUNCIL DOES NoT PARTICIPATE IN CHEST lM\~..d. INCOME FROM INVESTMENTS (TRUST FUNDS, INTEREST, ETC.) 77* TOTAL INCOME ·, .d.~~ ..4n Q ,,.,,.. " '7/! xxx xxx *Include all income received from community chest territory over and above the chest contribution, such as income from sustaining memberships, members and others. or special solicitations.. of board friends of Scouting, < '{ .... Assets, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) Office equipment 000.00 supplies Office ' t ... . Camp ·~· 1632.21 36074.61 Supplies for resale Securities $ None 9513.58 *Fixed- Office huildiqg Current-Cash qn hand and m bank,$ 14'?4.44. NoneUnpaid' pledges J?rope~ty .I • c Camp equipment 68635.15 None Autombbile ' TOTAL $ 39781e26 148797.35 TOTAL $ 226946.08 *Present value Outstanding Obligations, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) Operatfo11:s~Accounts and bills payable $ 1675.83 Capital-Accounts and bills payable Notes payable _N.....,o,,.n,,,.,9.___ __ Notes ]?ayable Reserve for 1957 operations ~•-on...e,_____ Mortgages .. None TOTAL $ 1675.83 williibeb II 0 ur accounts l1a 1 TOTAL $.---"'Nn.o....ne....___ __ " Q h 11 Mi t .... p t ""'-rwi.-'_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ....__..oc._,,,,.,o...,.,__ c....,.A...., ........_,~..,....._.. au. d'1ted by._ _._..e..,a"-"-1,µ.wa."""'.__.._...,ws: (State whether CPA or professional accountant) Does the council use the local council standard monthly financial report? D Yes [JI No( will be used in t 57) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service Division and will maintain our account on a thirty-day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here.$'------) This council has established a trust fund controlled by an approved declaration of trust and administered by trustees. (Check yes or no.) Yes,_ _ _ _ _ No._ __,X:,,,,·'-._ _ The amount of this trust fund, December 31, 1956, was $._ ___,.Ji...ou.n...e---Remarks, explanations, or additions:----------------~------------------- (Signed) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Iii Chairman, Finance Committee Includes 7 ,000 appro. from Capital Funds Scout Executive �~-539B·. -.----~ ·REPORT OF FINANCE CO~!!I~.E-: .. J-9~ Nameof Counci,.._:--------:~-__,,.-__;_ _ _ _~=------ Region No·-~-­ Council N o · - - - - · I classification. This is for purpose. &f national EXPENDITURE S-For Filcal Y . BUDGET-1957 (NET) ~, ColU1111l 2 Special Receipts I. OperatJ.nc ExPendlturell: (See Note I Below) 1. Executives salaries•---······u-~1'/"7~~-:J...-+----__;---+~~Wl'L!l~~...:z::~--~,_..u~~;:'!2_ 2. Office salaries.........- ......:...n-~ir:-e-~~~~--------t-JLC!'7-1.0..~!.W~-4--LJ~:.A.!:::::...~~~ 3. J{etiremcnt, Soc. Se.c........ 11->;~~~~~~----~.,----....:-r-,---.--+--Cl...f.-li~~~+-..J:i.~--L::L..-L~ 4~ Rent, light, heat, tcl..........tt-~!>-~~=--~~--__;.-----+-~~n..~~~~-~~~:;__g~ 5. Office suppliCS---····-··tt--.r:~~~~~-=r=---------+-.l::ll.~CL~P,..:.~~_.!~U..ti.J~.1$Jlt6. Postage, cxpress.......- ... ·-tr-----=~~~~~!lil't----_.:..-..__--+-~+..w..1U1:.:...:::L.:~__:~~JL.JZ,.-~L7_ Field expenac, transp'n.... -~-Jooii~""'-~~llf---------t--~;.i._e.....:~::J...:!!!=.~--"~>_§.,~..£.'Q.._ s.9. Campi Publi~~~ ~~~~~qcta~~z:uz=~~~~~czjt~~iJj~~~ .· ..7~-----!.. .... ~~ 10. Leader tmg. & conf ·····-·-·-tt-....;..;...--.~~~~rl-----__..;--"-'7--4-~!'..:--=-::......u..---!a.sa~---.!-ll!..ie::!.. 11. N at'l quott., charter f ec. .... if--!..-c..""'.lo..7~:+-+-:-=~:-----.-:---!-....!...J.__L.'-L-¥..~~-4--..L!.--'-.¥...:.-L:.~ 12•. ~Titie1·"'.--!·-·i-'··...... J ' • _.. .. ·" 13. Campaign expeme.~._ ____ _ 14. Interest on indebtcdnesst- .r-::-.:;;"""llr-- :r::---i...._----- ---t-----........,..,........--~------.-:.-- 15. Insurance.... _.___ _..,.,_______ +--~~;:::--~:=-~t--------~l---:-:..~.x;.~~4--......-'a....i!....2.~~_;;_/J _)'(>. Miscellaneous..~......;...•_.... I . . -- . {. i ". . . TOTAL OPER/l11NG $ II. Capital Expenditurea: $ '-------4 1. Office buildiai-----·-·····........ 2. Office equipmmt ...............i . - - - - - - - - f 3. Camp property...................1 1 - - - - - - - - - < 4. Camp equipmcnl---·········.._,_....__ _ _ _-1 5. Automobile..-- ··---··-········t1-- -------1 TOTAL CAPITAL $ xxx $ III. Revolving Accounta: ( Nation&l fanda) . 1. BOYS' LIFE................... 2. Registrations..·-··-··-······· ' J 3. Scout supplics...... ·-····--·····H--~~.=....;......._...._--t-':;;;;._;_.=:,,,-.~~---+--"'-=-......t.~-L---#-------­ TOTAL REVOLVING $ IV. Sundry Account~ V. Payments of lndebtednea tncurred in Previous Yean .. NOTE 1-RepOrt u ~ial Receipt& only auch items u_camp fees, canteen recei.pta, ·traininc course feet, · council acfrr1tie1. Also report Revolvins Account receipts in' second column. · $ '$ $ etc., which are incidental to certain . •In reportins aalaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not di1tribu&e any salaries to other budget items. ..Include all camp opcratinc expenditura and receipta for the entm fiKa1 JCU, both budaeted and anbadpted. U>o not include payments to reduce "principal'' indebn:m... �l y-.r.~ ived duri ng 1956 iac:a income from contributiC:mJ rece ' - IN~ME-~.aia.of - -~ ._~··.. - •• I•_ AuA a W:a m CouN cu. ---- , __ ~ INCOKB PllOM T PAAT IOl'A Ta IJf ~ CBU --tWaas C°AJuJrm. Doa ~-----...----Nor P Aartil;DA'J'S --, , .~ From Cbesta or United Funds ' INCB UT , 1.. _, l•oo ano x - 1.....nwm TOT AL INCOME y (nv.-: tt7X1111, IJITDSft, ere.) ...... ..:::o..i """'.-a~..._~,._.._.__._..-;.. ::.-..a:.+-"4-~:=..1:11 --~"' i~~+,..W:c:= Total for council operation..... !-i.Ja..L.4. Total for capital purposes,...... xx x xx x. xx x unity chest tenitorJ -o.nr and above ·the •Include all income teee im from comm oi. board~ ud ~ frieadl of ~utinf, or tpecial aolicitatiolia xx x ips, . . . _ fl'Olll l1lltaininc membersh Cbett contribution; .-da u -.:.__ , _ ·-. . _ \ '\ , . . . .... .... .... . ' Cur ren t-Cu b an band and iD .bank Urtpaid pledges Office supplies $Upplies for resale Secufttica _,, 32 t J.; ---J 1,.,, Zd· t. I . ·: ... ... .:·- . <- .. ~ ..• . r-.- • •, •· .... r.,.. : - .. TOT AL . .,. - - __.;;!_. :;:;,,.. .. -· - .;, - ___ . ... · - ·-· . ' ..... -· ... - ...... ·-~., . ......... _ ' ;,~, ...;_..... _..._.. ..__ ,t, . • ·- _l --\..."""'. ..... ' - - J' - _ -t--«-~J •• •• �Walthall Peters~ Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill Springer Lamar Howell Jo A. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemen: The below is needed by Monday noon, January 14. 0 & E report. This data is required on the annual Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program as follows: Number Institutions having packs (one or more) only fk· 7 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only 4. Institutions having both packs and troops 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family (packs, Troops & Explorer units) 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOuTING UNITS Bert Registration 0 �Wa:Lth_ajJ._P~ters~ ·•Ralph Young;V 1ifnn.1e Ray . Bill Springer Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemen: The below is needed by Monday noon, January 14. · 0 & E ,report. This data is required on the annual Indicate ~umber of institution s in council that sponsor single or multiple program as tollowss Number only more) or (one pa.eke 1. Institution s having 2 •. Institution s having troops (one or more) only 0 3. Institution s having Explorer units (one or more) only 4. Institution s having both packs and troops 5. Institution s having both troops and Explorer units 6. Institution s \ having both packs and Explorer units 1C i .._; I 0 7. Institution s having Whole Scout Family (pAcks, Troops &Explorer units) · s. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING scourING UNITS Bert Registratio n j/ ..2 �Walthal l Peters Ralph Young Connie J:lay v Bill Springe r /' Lama.r Howell J. A.. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harri.a The below is needed by Mondll\\' noon, January 14. 0 This data is required on the armual &E rePort. Indicate number of institut ions in council that sponsor single or multipl e program as tollows1 Number f?-·a , o~ i. Institut ions having packs (one or more) 2. Institut ions hnving troops (one or more) only 3. Institut ions having Explore r units (one or more) only' 4. Institut ions hr.ving both p3cks and troops s. Institut ions having both troop& and Explorer units 6. Institut ions having both packs and hplore r units 7. Institut ions having Whole Sc;out Famil.1' (pnoks, Troops &Exploror units) · s. TOTAL msTITUTIONS SPONSORING scourmG UNITS Bert Registr ation �WalthaJ.l Peters Ralph Young Connie lta;r Bill Springer~ Lamar Hawell J. A,. Beauchamp . Wend.all FtJ.nt Fred Harrla Gentlanen: The below is needed btJ Mondq' 0 &E report. nor·~n, JA1'1WU"3' ,..,,.,.. u.. '!his data is required. on the annual ______ __ Indicnte mnber of institutions in cotmcil that sponsor single or multiple program. aa tollowea Number (one or more) o~ l. Institutions having packs 2. Institutions hriving troops (one or more) only :z I I 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) on]¥ 4. Institutions hnving both p.,~cks and troops ;. Institutions having both troops and Fxplorer units :~.' 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer. units 7. Institutions having Whole Scout FamiJ1' (pr\cks, Troops & Explorer units) s. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORI?~G SCOUTING UNITS Bert Registration 0 �Walthall Peters Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill Springe~-­ Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemeni The below is needed by Monday noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual & E report. 0 • • • • • • • Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program as follows: Number 1. Institutions having packs (one or more) only 6 2. Institutions having troops (one or more). only 2 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only 4. Institutions having both packs and troops 5. Institutions having both troops 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units and Explorer units I --- :J () 0 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family (packs, tl'.'Oops, & Explorer units) Cl B. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS Bert Registration 17 �Walthal.l Peters Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill-Spri nger Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp ~ - Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemen a The below is needed b;y Monday noon, January 14. & E report;• 0 .... -· .• This data is required on the annual . Indicate number of institutio ns in council that sponsor single or multiple program a.s follows: Number 1. Institutio ns having packs (one or more) only 2. Institutio ns having troops (one or more) only I 3. Institutio ns ha.Ying Ex:pl.orer _,_ " . (one or more) only· units - 4. Institutio ns having both _J>B:C~s and troops _......,_ ~ 5. Institutio ns having both troops and F.xplorer units 6. Institutio ns having both pack!i .,,_; Explo,:,,r units ·; '. . . . ·, 7. Institutio ns having Whole Scout FamilJr <;: (packs. troops.• & Explorer units) ...:,,. 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPoNSORING SCOUTING UNITS Bert Registrat ion 2 ,s y /\ �Walthall Peters Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill Springer Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp_........ ltendall Fant...-Fred Harri• Gentlemezu The below is needed by MondSl' noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual 0 & E report•. Indicate maaber of :institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program a.a followa1 Number ~ onq l. Institutions ht!ving packs {one or more) 2. Institutions having troopa {one or more) only 3. Institutions h~ving Explorer units (one or more) onl.Jr 4. Institutions hPving both packs s. I. k ~ and troops Institutions hnving both troops and Explorer units 6. Institutions hnving both packs and Explorer units 7. Institutions having Whole Scout FamiJ1' (packs,. troops.l' & Expl.orer units) s. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS Bert Registration (,} ' ) "" Q j If.? �'- �IJ o D t Gy r; ST f( 4 ulIf . - If !:/'I ·7 :5 ...._ !1lcA4f(.P Plf41f!E G&cZ D dfll/ I d p ;? l'f t°1GIJ-flf·- If/ )cP If c, If, /3 r (/j) ;fl/f/5 f!; Wi /\( 7 t fr'.}-- - 5 <Y ~fr t q---t E:- uJ E /{ N1 / T <L & t7 . - f\t, - C?CJ t-/: b I Z- ~· ·r1?d. p !? e 5 I / ~ u Ry >~­ If ~ Go t:I /~ / 5'doft.Pflfl/ '~--: R 0 S'!) ~· «1&0.P / Wtt 1P:t-r(! € /\/ * ~t'}' J ~· @ocf/l}E/V 5 / ' NI :·5Jorv / ' - 3'ifbJ -r c:' o.i'.J RJ, 5 por/ e - C' 'J?r:~ ;,,-,,y OFtV J ~t;-<&tT IJ-fVJ)f"f!551y ~ 0 /? ;y J B /::::/I( - f J( '1 How fl-1~ o @Rues € j) 0 '£' cl ;t({fr - c,rY C[,,.,fM~v i11 e 7 FRr'1./ DRr 0 ~ ToM Fl1!R Q{oT/. - '!J-t ff, (,,, Qo,zfJ"'""'l o/'7'/ - /JI,/ (tl4/VU - i I tFJ I /) ti// G h I (9 IV (/£If ~· l- /1/ /\113:- J 7)1L ~ RO;)~ �Gent.lament 'l'he below is needed by Mondq neon, Je.nut1J!7 11+. This data is required on the annual 0 & E repcrt;. •••••••• Indicate maber of institutions 1n council that sponsor single or multipl.e program a.a tollotial l. · Institutions br?.ving packs (one or more) 2. onq Institutions h.'-lving troops (one or more) on]1' 3. Institutions h~ving IS- Explorer units (one or more) on4'. 7:> 4. Institutions hPVing both 5. Institutions f pa.oks and troops hnving both troops nnd r;xplorer tmits Q 6. Institutions hr,ving both p'icks and Explorer units ?. Institutions having Whole Scout Femi.q 'I' (packs, troops.•. & Explorer unital , Q s. TOTAL INSTITUT10NS SPOl1SORING SCOUTING UNITS Bert Regist.ration �ROSTER OF HEALTH AND SAFETY .COMMITTEE AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE IN 1957 to all members of council and district health and safety committees ; f ch ncil and district &outers. List below. th k arge . . Note: Four ( 4) issues per year. Free o also council commissioners, district comm1ss1oners, and o er ey cou - each ,. 50 to 99 copies' 2 cents each; Subscription price for others-25 cents per year. I n bulk.. 1 to 49 copies, 5 cents 100 copies or more, lYz cents each. 5 t lflf 7rJ}( ;v!r s '7 f-1, ff, /Iii uoIf t 4 f) /{, I flfl:(/(~~~~!!,"f) - · 1f CJ r (J, 1h 56N ~ ~(/, !VIf5 NIPh~5 C/.i!ff'il65fuwt VftGl- "l'!'tf Fcqc51. ~/ ' /0 NI /'3 (3 ·/ I 'I./.1. fv 1y 3 fc It 111114 e. t«1 O.C-·NEl4l / I 0 I /f /l!I l O Al . r.__,,,_..fl - / / ., .· -~ r~v R v . / :_;;;, JY' i J. OI '/ o /ii If tZK. �REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1956 Naine of CounciL ___ 9 _ h__/__ ':!:-_}"(.__fl_: __ S..·J:J:___(,&:_ ______________________________________________________________________________ _ Headquarters City ___M __1_:;;___ /_l/L/?.__/l_[~:_____________________________________ State___ :T1~ __ _cy __-:j(_~-------------· ;- Region No. _____':.2___________________ _ ~QJ/___________ _ Council No. __ The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this committee during the year 1956. 1. Number of active members on council health and safety committee____ L5: ____________ _ Total number of active members on district health and safety committeea.5-___ _ 2. Items checked below were included in the 1956 program carried out by this committee: CHECK t/,.- ACTIVITIES ---------~--The Eight Defense Plan for safe swimming was taught to troop and Explorer leaders. ., -----~-More opportunities for swimming instruction were provided. ·r, ---~~-----Safety through skill was stressed in connection with fire prevention, aquatic and camp training. Other ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ____V:-: _ _First aid and aquatic skill events were conducted. PROTECTION ./·· ----~~-----Safe transportation knowledge was included in unit leader training.. ---~----Values of yearly health examination plan were stressed. ----~----Adequate health and safety protection measures were taken at camps and in connection with special activities. Other -----------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- . --------------------------::-,--:--------------------':'--------------------------------------------·-- .. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREPAREDNESS -----~-The Family Be Prepared plan was extended to &out. families. ____ v.:·___ Physical .fitness and personal health habits were emphasized. . · service training and mobilization plans were coordinated with disaster preparedness planning of communities. Other ---------------------------------------------------------,--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- __ j(___Emergency -------- -------------- ------ -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ·--· 3. Was camp medical recheck plan .(by a medical doctor) carried out? k) YES ( ) NO How many persons were sent home or limited as to activity as result of medical recheck? ___Q ________ _ £/_ . . ;2- J . (Number) 4. In 1956 we made ____:f._____ Scout Lifeguard awards and ------ ___ Emergency Service Explorer awards. (Number) (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee (Number) Scout Executive 3.2M1156 (See other side.) �BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA National Council, Naw Brunswick, N. J. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS August 6, 1957 TO: SCOUT EXECUTIVE OF COUNCE NO. 558 Attached is information concerning interview(s) conducted at the jomboree, with a person from your council. Many times men came to us so rapidly that complete information could not be secured on each one. However, the best information we have is attached and we trust you will follow up on the interest of the person(s) from your council. In the case of high school students, we did not attempt to fill out an interview sheet completely, but we did get the name, address and date of birth, and we share this information with you. Please keep their interest alive. Thanks to cooperation from many people, our recruiting business was good at the j mboree, and we feel that it will be quite productive in the next few months and years. We ask you to do everything possible at this time to recruit addi· tional qualified men for our National Training Schools this fall.. The help of every professional is needed if we are to fill the needs of more men in our ranks. Sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA DIVISION OF PERSONNEL df)~/td~ Delmer H.. Wilson Director DHW:nh MLH (D-689 )-efb �Form 0-1566 CAREER INTERVIEW GUIDE AND ANALYSIS (Preliminary Review) For Po~ition in the Professional Servlco, National Council, Boy Scouts of.America, New Brunswick, New Jersey · NOrE: This form has been doalgned to guide both the prospect and the interviewer. Prospect should answer all qu11tions except those on the reverse side of this form. Name Address---'15ll Given Loyal E. Faulconer 17_9_5___D_a_te _ _7_/_1_2_15_7_ Ph_o_n_e_MI_I3_-_1_ nn_._ _ _ __ .)St ._c_ity_ _---"-M.:-e_m_p_bi_·_s_ _ _-_-_-_-_-::._-_-_-_-_-_s_ta_te____T_e. _, 1 Date of birth._l~0,~/9~/_2_5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Place of birth Chicago Are parents living? Yes_ _ No_ _ Other No. No. X_Children~2~_Age of Children_.2&10Boys..... _L .....Girls.__L_Depen. _ _ Single_._,:.-Engaged _ _._Married__ Have you been: Separated7 _ _ _ Divorced7 Widowed? Married Previously7~ _ _ _When? _ _ __ Meth. Episc • --------··-··--Race._1l..____,,~Height_5..!..9.!.~---Weight-1_55_ Religious preference . _.. _ -··-·---··-· ____ .... -- ......... Any physical d19fects? ............--·-·· - - - - · - - - College: Years attended ________Graduate_...... _ -··· _ Year...........- ..-.Expocl lo grodual·o .. ~-~.,... .,.Yeor____ Degree _______ Condition of health ___ ,_ . __ .. . ----· .... Collego altendod ......... __ ··----··----·-··Member APO....____ Major · Scouting service record: As boy in Scouting: Total years_... ......... ____ Highest rank attained ______________ Were you a Cub Scout? ___:~---~ .Boy Scout?. A ....-Explorer or Senior Scout? ...________________ As adult Scout leader: Total years____ _:_6._______.___ What volunteer position held?.-A....S..M..-S..M.-N.....C...-A • • C.Com. O&Ach-and......Lt. pregress_.-·------·--·-·--no I ? · pan. . · I preview . II e d ·in pro fess1ona .H ave you enro -·---------With whom have you discussed your desire for a career in Scouting? will retire about Jan. 1962 Military service record: · Years in service.________ Branch of service.__________ Rank/rating ________ What positions? _____________ Separation date What are your hobbies or special interests? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Previous employments ' EMPLOYER Pres~nt DATES POSITION employment . -·.----..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Approximate salary in present position $__________yearly. Why leaving, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ What prompts your interest in this type work? Check statements which apply to your reasons. Add others if these do not fit your needs. ( ) Like working with boys. ( ) Desire for greater income. ( ) Enjoy camping and outdoor life. ( ) Apprecia1·e greater security in this work. ( ) Enjoy working with men to help boys. ( ) Opportunity to help my country. ( ) Like l'o make speeches. ( . J Other_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ References: I suggest you contact the following references for further preliminary information about me and my abilities. 1. Former employer/friend 2. Scouter__________________ Address._ _ _ - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - .......... Address ______________ , 3. Spiritual adviser______ .._,____________________ Address---------------------·--·Send original promptly to: Division of Personnel National Council, Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick, New Jersey 10M256 �CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERVIEWER GOOD SUPERIOR 21 to 23 31 to 35 Fair 23 to 25 25 to 30 Good Superior Fair Good S~perior REQUIRE SOME COMPENSATING EXPERIENCE ITEMS Under 21 Over 35 Poor 1. Age 2. Health 3. Physique Poor 4. Marital status Poor Fair Good Superior 5. Church participation Seldom Occasional Active Leader 6. Community activities Seldom Occasional Active Leader Years None 2 years 4 years 6 years Rank None Second Class First Class Eagle Years· None Preview 3 year~ 6 years Positions None Unit comm. Camp staff Unit leader Commissioner Administrator None 2 years 4 years Graduate work Noncredit Education, social, business, engineering Law, aqministration Poor Trade or bµsiness college Fair Good Superior Physical Mental Sales-teacher Administration ···-· ·1. Scout ... .. ~·-- o. Scouter ··-·'"~-'-·'·- ?. Educolion Years College Courses L ·"'-'·'"'·'b"-'_... .,, 10, Employmont Tenure ·Type· ; '"' '" •N••-••u -· -·-·-- ""'"'' -- 1. Thoro is evidence of good character. ________ Reservations? ________ Unfit? _ _ _ _ _ __ 2. Tho prospect is deeply interested. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Needs motivation? _ _._. ___ Unfit? 3. lmprossion of intelligence. Good _____ _ ~·. .____ Fair_ _ _ _ _ _ Poor__ .. _____ Unfit_ _ _ _ __ Prospoct appears cultured, well groomed. _______ ._ _ Needs attention? __________ . ___ Unfit? 5. Display onlhusiasm and energy ... __ Lacks?. _ ---·--- ___________ Questionable? _ _ _ _ __ Genoral Recommondotions (Please chock lollowino which apply to this candidate): D D U D I recommend this prospect for approval in the professional service. I recommend that this prospect enroll in Preview Pion for further experience. I recommend that prospect be deferred. How long7 __ 4_yr,S.._______ Pending what? _ _ _._ _ _ _ __ I cannot recommend that the candidate have further consideration. Why? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ __ By whom? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ O I recommend follow-up interviews. When? What was the suggested follow-up? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Was an application provided? Looks good-except for lack of college. If further comments are needed please use the space below. Please circle position in professional service now held by interviewer: FSE DSE ASE SE DRE RI; lNatio.n9I Other __t_e-=r'------Signature of interviewer_---'s/'---M_a_r_t__i_n_L_._Hun �Form 0-1566 CAREER INTERV·IEW GUIDE AND ANALYSIS (Preliminary Review) For Position In the Professional Servlco, National Council, Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick, New Jersey NOTE: This form ha1 boon d11lgned to guide both the prospect and the interviewer. Prospect should an1wor all quostlons except those on the re.verse side of this form. Name Kenneth C. Moore ···--·-··- ...._, --··- ... Address 1949 Lyndale v..!..e"""n"'"'u,,,_e"'---------- A""' 1!:-',:;-~ City Memphis ______,______ State. __ _J.'enn •___ Phone BR8::_~'5~1~0~0___ Date-2f_12/57 Jv ·I____;.;__;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~• Date ~f birthJuly Place of birlh_~~phis' 12' 1938 Tenn. Are parents living? Yes____!__No_ _ No. No. Other Single~Engaged _ _ _ Married _____Children ______ Age of Children ____ Boys____Girls _ _ _ Depen. _ __ Have you been: Separated? Religious preference Condition of health College: Years attended Divorced? Presby. O.K. 1 Graduate Widowed? ____ Married Previously? Race Year Expect to _grqduate 5 lOi" Weight 175 Boy Scout? 3 Year univ, of Tenn. Major · • . College al'tended Scouting service re·cord: As· boy in Scouting: Total years 1 Height Any physical defects? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ? Were you a Cub Scout? W• When? _ _ __ 1 1 62 Degree __ ?_ _ Martin BranchMember APO _______ . Highest rank attained _ _ _ _ _ __ yrs. Explorer or Senior Scout?.. ·----~----- As-adult Scout leader: Total years._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ What volunteer position held? Have yqu enrolled in professional preview plan? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Progress_________ ,_______________ .. __ With whom have you discussed your desire for a career in Scouting? ~11ilitary service record:·· will go into service for 2 yrs. Years in service._________ Branch of service Separation date Rank/rating1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ What positions? What are your hobbies or special interests? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Previous employments EMPLOYER POSITION DATES Present employment Approximate salary in present position $__________yearly. Why leaving _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ What prompts your interest in this type-wo~k? Check statements which apply to your reasons. Add others if these do not fit your needs. ( ) Like working with boys. ( ) Desire for greater income. ( ) Enjoy camping and outdoor life. (· ) Appreciate greater security in this work. ( ) Enjoy worki~g .with men to help boys. ( ) Opportunity to help my country. ( ) Like to make speeches. ( ) Other_._ _ _ __ References: I suggest you contact the following references for further preliminary information about me and my abilities. 1. Former employer/friend Address_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 2. Scou1·er_____________ Address__ 3. Spiritual adviser...... _______________________ Address __... ___ _ Send original promptly to: Division of Personnel National Council, Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick, New Jersey 10M256 �CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERVIEWER REQUIRE SOME COMPENSATING EXPERIENCE ITEMS 1. Age GOOD SUPERIOR 25 to 30 Under 21 Over 35 21 to 23 31 to 35 23 to 25 2. Health Poor Fair Good 3. Physique Poor Fair Good Superior Poor Fair Good Superior Seldom Occasional Active Leader Seldom Occasional Active Leader Years None 2 years 4 years 6 years Rank None First Class Eagle Years· None Preview 3. years 6 years Positions None Unit comm. Camp staff Unit leader Commissioner Administrator None 2 years 4 years Graduate work Noncredit Trade or business college Education, social, business, engineering Law, administration Poor Fair Good Superior Physical Mental Sales-teacher Administration Superior '' 4. Marital status 5. Church participation 6. Community activities 7. Scout 8. Scouter 9. Education Years College · Courses 10. Employment Tenure Type Second Class x 1. There is evidence of good character. Reservations? X. 2. The prospect is deeply interested. Unfit? ___ Unfit? Needs motivation? 3. Impression of intelligence. Good Fair x 4. Prospect appears cultured, well groomed. Unfit' Needs attention? x 5. Display enthusiasm and energy. I Poor Unfit? Lacks? Questionable? General Recommendations (Please check following which apply to this candidate): O I recommend this prospect for approval in the professional service. ~ I recommend that this prospect enroll in Preview Plan for further experience. IX] I recommend that prospect be deferred. How long? O 5 yrs• Pending what? Coll. & Mil. I cannot recommend that the candidate have further consideration. Why? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ~ .I recommend follow-up interviews. When? Fa 11 Was an application provided? no 1 57 & oftfln th2reafter By whom? Co. & 1 a ter Region What was the suggested follow-up? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ If further comments are needed please use the space below. Thought he did, but decided later he did not want to be a doctor or minister. Advised on college & preview. Fine attitude. /' Please circle position in professional service now held by interviewer: FSE DSE Signature of interviewer ASE SE DRE RE -: National· ~a-..,,._.,_-,~-~'_..,.• s/ Martin L • Hunter Other �~ / ~ I 1 /. / __ .f. ;"' _j~--; <; J/ (·' ( . """I·~·- District Plan for --------•ll!lill!IW!HlllRBlflltilf:Jf~~~ 1tJNI ~ '19_.5_7_ \ I t. ·j i..._. - f '.\~·ir I /,. " ----------- . -·-. l/ (;·. ("~·-· (, c / I.. . Institution al Representat ive not functioning . · 10LLQWlNG aoaemark ~afiliir BARt 71.eet ReNrVe Maoo1ation Moteaa iap'H.et MUllllgton •thodiat f.r8711er ts.ou G'aub tu..1 a.hool PfA st. ws.111... Catbolio Jrfq$er ·JP.ethodiat Church In~tional Banener Co Eut a:res !Baptist ~nl '88UAW now.. Gathou.•• NOT aron Blnoll All Pi"esbyte:ri u. tittle ~m~:&VE aa-.t Heart Ca"1lol!o Fnur.aer ~ti.et Personnol needs of operating comJri!t'tiecs: II. 1..ssiBD,cd to Wes1l!'ra:yaer Scbooi P.1'4 E.Frayaer School Pr.A Sohoolt1el4 llethodiet ._serial Olub m Decatur Ohriata Roly Names Catholic First P.resb11eriiu 1 Millington !lotary Assigned to Committee Action to take " ..,,. . THE ABOVE LIST OF !l>N FUNCTIONING INSl'lTtJ'nONAt RPlmESENTATIVES RJPRISENTS 'TllE msr SER?OUS SITUATION lN 'lD DlSl.'.Rl'CT. B1fE ARE 24 MAN RESPoNSJILE FOR ::coumro AND NON At« J'OWT?o.NllU. It wo\ll4 eee to me we should i!P over thie list with the OhaUiaea and eet them to follow up· and give each tnan sane work t.o do.• . •t III. Problems of Institution s (Units) Unit Problem .s9...... Assigned to a1p Jlroppet•••• w. definitely need an Etplorer tJnit in this er.e;a. Trool' 71• .... S,eedway Baptist ••• Uni ts are neE)ded in this area RAD • Dropped Faok 302 ••• D.ropJt;Jd... ... ,.. Pack 24.3• •• Dropped .... This i1lStitu.tion just organized Troop _322. Looks like we could set thia pack back. IV. other 'lbe following Unit• have qualified for the National P.rogrem Award of the .lop ~couts ot America•. Present the 11im1Jlated plaqQe~ to !/:Onfl«v llr'lay 20. I have intOt'med the IR• s end asked tbem to be present to receive. m•• Troop 21.'.h Pack 29,'b:'oop 2.StPaok so. Troop 13, Post 13, Paek 16. We ahould blow this up a 'bit since so few units receive the Prograqn Award. ?Jbndaf • ThOma.-~. ·hM a NaUoi.1 Wt.11 brin& the Awarda a.oree . lR t• ~ins ·~ to pntaent i;be ~- ot •lombtas. (T 63) to Jake ll\artin 1ol>A SOrntl• ••• •baa interu:Uon al 'lfoodbectge bee.di to present to Alb•rt hl'&l*>Jl • t 59 Ftreatone. . ·.>··. • . · �Letter,(mim eographed) to the Executive Board. To be· signed in ink by 'PGM CHIC KASA W COUN CIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA I N c o B P o B "r \_i"D W. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J. FRASHURE, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE ROBERT M. BENTLEY, JR., FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J. NOLAN, FIELD EXECUTIVE RALPH YOUNG, FIELD EXECUTIVE WILLIAM B. SPRINGER, FIELD EXECUTIVE WALTHALL PETERS, FIELD EXECUTIVE R. D. FULLER, PRESIDENT . F. JOE FLANAGAN, VICE-PRESIDENT HERBERT F. HEMKER, V1,.::E-PRESIDENT A. E. HOHENBERG, VICE-PRESIDENT R. D. MCLENDON, VICE-PRESIDENT ELTON A. RIEVES, JR., VICE-PRESIDENT J. R. WALKER, VICE-PRESIDENT E. L. WILLIAMSON, VICE-PRESIDENT IRA G. GOLDSMITH, SCOUT COMMISSIONER J. M. McKNIGHT, TREASURER PHONE 5-2351 416-421 M. & M. BLDG. 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. July 5, 1 The Executive Board, Chickasaw Council, B. s. 957. A. Inc. Gentlemen: The Great Scoutmaster called and our beloved President, answered on June 50, 1957. Hemker, F. Herbert The Scout Motto, 11Be Prepared" was always a part of President Hemker's plan of operation for our Council in which he rendered such outstanding and faithful service over a period of ~any years. As evidence of this, at a meeting last January he requested tbat in event he was out of the city or for any reason could not carry out his duties as President, that Vice-Presid ent Jack P. Goldschmid5ac~ for him. He also requested in case Mr. Goldschmid was not available that Vice-President Alan M. Strautman acir for him. Mr. Goldschmid is now on -vacation in Canada and will shortly return to Memphis. Therefore, in compliance with our late President's wishes Mr. .Alan M. strautman is now acting and will continue to do so until Mr. Goldschmid's return. According to the Council's Constitutio n any vacancies among the officers of the Council shall be filled by appointment by the Executive Board·~ for the remainder of the term -- this action is to ·,) be taken at the next meeting of the Board. Sincerely yours, W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive. WGM:MD. �July 8' 1 957. , .. The Executive Board, Chickasaw Council, B. S. A. Inc. Gentlemen: To serve as a Committee to nominate a Scouter to '~ fill the une:x:p1-red ~erm of' our late President, :Mr. H. F. Hemker, I have appointed the following: Rev •. Harry Willia.ms, Chairman Mr. c. A. Atkinson Mr. w. B. For<)yce Mr. Ray Herzog and have asked them to submit their nominee for appointment by \ the Board at the Sept. 9th meeting. Please remember that several months ago our late President scheduled a:xmeek±wg an inspection trip to Kamp Kia Kima by the Board Members on J1;11Y .15th and 14th.· I hope you will go and see' the Kamp. advise t he Scout Office, Will appreciate it if you will JA 57 2551, by arrangements can be made for food. Ju.l,y 11th, so that Please note~ach Member. is to arrange his own transportation and his own blankets, sheets and pillow. Looking forward to seeing you in Kamp, I am Cordially yours, Alan M. Strautman. Vice-President AMS:MDi. - �»Mlll...,S"""-_ _ _District Commissioner Staff Plans _ _ _ _ _ ___..NQIW'·ig;B!BJlw· f'or_ _ =-----' tmm...,· 19 $1 .. Roll Calls and Inspections. I. Assigned to Unit II.. Sick Units. Assigned to Problem Unit Whats be1n& clox. on this oae. Pack, 230 ..... JS <7e.dtcl\ WOllW.Jlg OJI. tb.1• one. 1.'.roop 300 Paok 302 Troop 71 Pa.ok 243 lb we he.Te a man 0:11 th~' I» we have a man on thi$? Is aomeone worldq on thttt IIP Operating Committee (s) nood help. Assigned to Problora Committee: OrpJ'llzation and Extens1on••••• $ltk unlt••··~•st' you aesian a man to work on · the abOYe 11ste4 unite. Camp1J18 and Acit'f'ities. •• ...... Oc:mmdaaioner• welcoine to spend week at •tatt. Contact w. Peters tor detail•· IV. mac on Roundtables: I still think that Bill Lincoln 1s the men for Cub Rouudtables. only trouble le that :be S.a in .Prayser. Would this disturb the Fraper Rcuntable. The Scout Rouncttable looks goo4, however we still need an ADO in tm v. baolql;r'ound even wlth the rotation Idea. ..ether: .Aa ov :District deYelopee, the ARIAS are tping to beecme more important. Area Roundtabl• 11Jaf be the answer to ~ of our pro~eme. IDU C.rtdnly thie 1s true with Millington Area. and apparentl1 with ftooqur. lb niake. this ha,ppea we need to concentrate oa WA ~xssmn:as. The tay will tome whea neqtb1q will be done b7 U"eae. QoQ1 Ttlza Def 'ldll be ia oototrer. aet up with ea A'rea Chatnaan. lfhia will operate throUgh the .Aree. JJont toi-set Oanoe 'trip ia 1u• S-9 ••• curni&t RiTer. M11 21 •••fJ:'u.eadq...we aee4 to d18cu1 the NC trainiD& Oou.rafh 'l2le proJfft 1IOoi. ares.a. •• but 1uvuotor JDamlela areu'•t. We'll de ok though• '~\ 1\,..,/ AS lNDIOA'.rED ON 9 ORGANIZA'l'lON AND DTDSIOB BJt:l'OR'f THE N01l'1'HWES.r IS LE.A1>DfG AtL l>XS'm!DTS AND llM&IQNS IN lltOJll'D IOYS. ~ ?S IOT A GOOJ> IUVA'tIOB llOWI TO WOB ON ms SltOP.J?D 'UNITS AND SOD I I . . TO JIXX DJJ111'1'&T DW lJRl'.l'S wrra e&'I• Otm OCMr4SSZOIERS .Amr ll'll'IR CWALD'DD Jllf ll!Oft DS'l'A.NCES TO RIG.P wm SIOK .um ~ aDa. m \I \ j) �l\TOJflfJUlS.l' District Camping and Activities plans for ----~~_:;:,;~;;:;;::::...----~- ~--~~~~"'-IOI~~~~--' 19-5.t,• .~· I. C~ Promotion: We have no inticat!ou Of Unit N'UITlbor . Troop 14 ·~op'' · ~OP.44 'l\'OOP IJrC>op ·'b:oop 'l\t'Oop .the~ Camp plana ot the tollowj.J&g wd:ta• ~ lost 13 Poat 15 4S 47 Post .54 Post 80 Squadron. 231 Poat 47 63 70 !.roop 20.5 T.t"OOP 229 .Im :Poat 49 .Post 20.5 Post 2,5 322 9'0o1 230 II, District or Coimcil.Activities Troop J.ct'ivity: ..._, · I.IA JOMA Whats Who: opeu tum 16 and iouna to Mr :rt o,ens AU&ut 4 and rum to AU.sust 17 u Betll taqt4 $ is.oo »er week with $ 1.00 nlt1t&4 8 Vntt Lea«erahip ie preaen.t all uek w1 th .'Qtoop. GOOD TUFN D.AT ......We need to a.P.POint ·cur District Good '1\t.m ray Chairman" prei'e.rrable at the May r-teeti:ngf June tor sure.· Leta· · see it one of the non tuncti,oniDg JR wont do a 3ob 1uoh u lob 11Usey at :mete. Clear with Wut thoup. Ill. Other: give a nport w the Diatr1ot Cmmnlttte on the aquirina of • l\'Olm8JOl't LP41ns Soou t :Reeenatloa. 'lbe ·uae ·. ot this propertJ wt11 ' la• Umltecl to &004 ._lna m&;plosw thd.ts. 11ldte met 'be oheeJce4 out on th• area· ntor• a ptJ.'lld;t •Y lJe la-..4 to ,~ we ere p1azmtna ea 911?$\U ti.on to the l"eae:natt.011 tor the acoa.d week ot 1tme. a&s&e•t the R>rthweat Portaae be •l:lmlnated (bf •t plannias it) and all our uatta be e~ to pertieipa'h in thie eaperience. Detail• later pextiapa J;•ll haTe some 1ntormaUoa on it b7 Mondaf rd.pt. 11.••• Raldnd E>iatriot CGlrlnittee ot the Jfa.tioMl Jamboree to be held at Valley 'lore,e tld.e aumner. Get reaenatf.ou ill .... 'ltleae thinp unal.17 4111& alo~ ant tn.n tall up ncldenlf• l'd hate to aee acae bop m1sa out 1'eeeue they were too D•*•:la late in maJdns reaervationa. ( I J C.AN w GO wrm ME ON THE Elf.PIDl'l'XOlf TO BROWNSPOM RESERVA'liflt. P~JWU Jtl8 12-16., . . . . . Don•t tor•t ~ T.rtp.... zu. a-9~.,0\lrreat River. �District Advancement plans for ------i1~·16JlM .. gll"INW~lt!ft'~.~--~- 1'8 ~~--~~~~~~~- ,1951 Advancement Chairman. Units failing to submit advancement report last month: I. '.lB l'OLLOM.tf~ ~rBD» TO ·Blt Patk 2,30 Pack T:reo;p 1 41 'l'l'oop .3°' Poot 15 pos' 49 J4 Tno»113 '1\'00J Poet 47 310 ~ 231 '.Croop 322 Poat 2o.; f.roop 230 Po st 25 District Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. 14 ft-Cop 29 Troop 44 ~op II. C~n<»to•Um.Y••• TBEY~!Ji2R'~ ~op Who will handle? Time - Place Item J"asl• Boar6ot1WY1tw •P•* Eaoh Dlet:riot Oomtttee Meetins 3rd. !40ndaJ. ·~ .-·.t ..-? ; , ; .6 ...• ~~--- '< ,,. ,-';' J'~·:. ~. thie aohedule a.n4 that_,. n w1U u he.Ye had ~oenUy. You _.. too bu1•7 to " Nmd.q all ewer o tld.a ••· !here i• too auoll • to eouUerillg the w ta ll•W la i t • I 1 above. III. Merit Badge Counselors needed. Qeoatp, I think we •ed to 1id,•k -1$.inhat• oonf'uioa nth to w• Subject Assigned to I hoe not rn1ewe4 thi• recently with Wate1·11a1-.. ... bllt he will be at the lit.strict Oomittee meet!Qg and. caa aiYe a ro~t if you •all on him. IV. Other: Dcaia•t torpt the Oaaoe trip 1uae 8-9 ••••• current r1ver. 'lbia will h tb.e Ju.ae meeti.ria of tl1e UiY&ncement (;orm:ni ttee. 7 ' if f, • '· •, '.~ • I ; ,.......~·· ...~ .· . >~.. - / �uaa m IOJanBl District Finance Plans for ~~10_1»1-'-~---~' 1~51_ a _Dae. .._~HD-...-•~•~•---~~~~------~Chail'man. I'l ·cn:'..t financing (Budget Plan) WHO: Unit. Nu.rnber IIo District participation in Council Financo Program. »Ul 1tnase:r ot the SMtlnreet • - up with a aoo4 idea laat week. Be the.-. :pnaen•tS.oa to the Dtetr1ot COllrd.ttee .._ate4 "1lat that was mac. w the llzeo11tl.T• Bou-4. 'ftli• eouad• goo4 to me. :dldt Perha;pe know• how ..- weattet Jl'Obl• f.a ftnaaoe l• tdutatioa. Bill tW.a •• ba41.e4 all 90\114 gin a "°''u ....,_.tlal vi.w etue I na invo1Ye4 1a .tile pneeatatioa ant mf.sht lie a U.tUe ••••••• over eatllowrite we_,. •••t abollt the •thoct. *'°•&It *ll wlt!l tM Jmeatlve ao.t.ttee the 14ea rou had X..ta talk woul.4 be int'ol•el .. a ft. . . . coatereJIH fOJt tbt n ..... 0--. ttee. u4 det1Jdtelr ebou14 Ulf ta a a~or wq tn the o_,aiga. The•• -· *•• u4 ,,_1• Janel. nr. etW ..., te tollow Vf oa 1eu...., late wt we elt.ou14 ••tins Oonnittee Golhmltk wW. be at tlle JJ.etri.ot 'l'aJ>le. •• ae'benblpa . . to get . •~lat !\&• We _,,.rt III. Other: We are Gr&Pi•b& aome Ca) Paoka ..SsiJmina Mq 2' at 'l'emJ>1• Iaftel.·7•30 ;pm. nu. tll\at R00\11,4 at leeet get . - . :repn•ntatioa ' - 1zm· Obelaea ••· Paek n111aa. Methotiat eo tbat - . . tall . . . . . . tcmlt ,., '81.11' °"' �·-·-D:i.s'i:.rict Health and Safety Plans for - - - - - IOB,,_11' ____..rm ...· -·-----' 19..#--· I. Meeting places to inspect this monthc *1.eaa De,ptiat Pk 1t T CV ta.47 ot lorl"OW CatboU.o ChUl"oh J'ireatone Rubber eo. Pk 47, Pk D.ter••tonal Hanertel" II. Who~ Unitf3: Institi1tion: S9, 44 T 47, p 47 T .59 Pk~. T 45, J> '45 Health and Safety Services to C,, & L,. Committee. Activity: Service~ III. Other: The th--t oo~ to me ttaat it 1IOuJA be a 811 HrviM to the 0..ing li'rogra ·U the Bealth an4 latetr' 0-S ttee o0tal4 anuae for • DOo to;r at C. D• l'.1ma. % 41an•• e4 thi• w.t th the · ll$ree• ldd he iaUoatee that tile JloOtor aacl .,.,. · tmllr '""14 be weleeliit to ep-.Di a week ·oa tllft o.., ·pro;er. We •v• oel»la epaoe •vallal>le. "1le ~t bei»a that it a Dt•tor and hl• t.S.lr apen• J\1•1i oae week la Camp it •l.l14 1fe a lot of tut• him and hla family. Ttrou.14 alao be a real bleeslras to the Camp. 'ft8 OUI' nu tor ala •••kl w!doh W01114 meaa eb 4oeters. It tou14 be further •Jlit up At aee••OJ• We pay a high J>l"ioe 1n tlae eto tor the :Doetor at Mammotls S.Pri»P• lfAUe he «oea a we114-rtul Job an4 la Tery eooperatlve, l't woulcl terteiDl)r eaae the eifmattoa if • Jlootar 11Te4 ia O&JD»• ••t o_, �------•fteEHR!BWilSf~. lf.RJl~i...-..-_...;District Training Plans --~~~-ffl~. Hmm-~~---'19..g,..1 I. &B¥~chairman Initial Training in New Units: II. Tile *T.raii'ling Before c..&.es1on1n&' plan calla tor the toraal preaotatlon · a Unit Leader• Oommf.eaioa reooplsJ.na JUa completion of the 1'aa1o tninine progl'ain. ot fJ.'he attached OOmiaeioa and aat1•nal resl•tJ"ation oe:r4tor 1ohn Mahoney ahould. be preeeaW w !d.111. at the MlUtnstoa Roundtabl•· a&geat tha~ 70l1 make u:rangemea'U with Lt.U Cba.IMUel" to Jllake th.la prenntatioa at Aouad"-1>1•· YO\l _,. want to go ad make the preeQtatioa. Thi• is the ttrat 011e to be pnaente4 1a tbe N'ortltweat u4 the -..tZ'iet lmawtattll Oolld•tee »erha»• uoul.4 •• tt ao en•aA th9 wort. t_, ... III. Other: George Gaaltoa•• wanta to op.-ate a ~a Qhlete Conterenae 1a the i'ratae u-ea ear1r la June. 11l:ta is a goo4 thin& an4 eJ>.oul.4 ha-re our fu11 support IM!rqver·we have ~--•4 t:o Georp.tbat ll• attaqpt to keep the atteJ34enc• w the ftav•r _._ Wd.te ao that other ..... will leYelope tuir on. % eannot lRl1 .anJ Dla1il'.tet. carrrtJtS the wb.o14 th1DS tor th• Oounoil. oa nob a l.at'ge ~..10 the 'YOltaJIUt i• •great that the quU.ty often goea 4owu alao i1i i• ued as a cru1sela. bf 41atdot le .UnhlJ>• Tie e.reat to hlrfe 500 .Pl'eeeat Da.t twoul.4 be t• htwr it ~ ere prenat Pd eem.eth1ng oo•crete eooampliahed. l'4ea1 training •ltutton hi ou •t'14ent and one teaoher. . . ., IOJlQIT LB ME JOl)W. m ,. : O.Aml 'DU,P JJllb ..,. %1100' · war TO QO UP W1'l'JI. '.mIDAY �_ _ _ _ _m--.:..... ~--....;...;;.;;..__ _ _ _Disttict Organization and Extension plan for ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,19_57 _ _• 1tJD JUCltllWf O~ion and Extension Chairman I. NEW UNIT ORGANIZATION 1'.SSIGNED TO We llee4 to besb .,.. a 4ef1n1 te ._.tsa ot ircmaotloa of aw tJld. ta ' tor tlle Soout u4 Explorer 'baa'ic beginnl.J&s -~· 2'tll. au. 8.lUNt that v• uatga a•• to eaeh iutltatlo. tor oultivatt.oa. 'fa #boulcl plaoe a _. o.a 8Terf pouU>1e ineti tutioa. 'ftlle ii: •t tal U • are to l"'eaoh our ••ll:a 8"1• tb.ia 7ear. II. CHARTER REVIEWS , . ASSIGNED TO See attaohe4 rel.low uatameat eheet. IJ.bl• ia a wond.ertul 14ea and I 'believe l• tbe auwer w 1IJU1' ot our probleraa. We ean use lots 0£ veoplo fQ'P Ohsrter P.resentatie>M\I \I. but XJeed to hold our O & lil men apeeificel.17 tor Rwiewa and Orpnlatt.OA ot mw unita. !tie Ccmdss:loner Staff un4er Did Atwell, will usist when •al.led on with axq pbue ot o ta a. III. CHARrER PRESENI'ATIONS ASSIGNED TO IV. UNIT PRCBLEM SITUATIONS l•SSIGNED TO a.re now lealina the Counoil in Dropped Uni ta. X 'beltne that meh ot this u due tQ laek ot fol.low-up on the part of District otf iokla lit at Jeal"• We need to atla apply the !few 'On1 t auaaeatiou to fWelflJ Jlrtpped Unit we now have. 'l'heae &X'•• W• ~oop 11 · Pk 302 'IIAPPI "'243 Sli» ,,, ICll''l' roa mm ClAllOE TRJP nRS a..9. D101J wm in> ao v.r J'RD>AT wr.m u tl'l' 'l'lntrma n DOW. �• Jl\!IPISI _ORGANIZATION AND EXT2NSION PROGrJ'J;I FOll. CHARTERS EN'DD'JG ll1"1ft (District) PLEASE GIVE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF UNTI fl 1951 . (Month) INSTITUTION o. & E .. HEN ASSIGNED FOR REVIEWS MID PllESSilT"'~TION. ASSIGNED FOR :nEVIEW" J.SSIGNED FOR PilESENTATION -1 it JOO '"7•1' a.,tl1t 0Jmroll. ' ' . • _, ...._.. __ .. ., April 15. 19~7 �• • ..., . - i. . tbl ~u.w ....,. of Gdoka. . aoouu ot ~ nit• \be c.dh oa IDe so, lllf or ......_ Pn4 B Mr a84 -'••II' h..ntea . . . . . to hit t-1J.1'• ,_ ._,. 11 JMn 1r. 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Glenview Presbyterian church, Mempli s Memphis, Tmnessee 5-48 12-48 to 12-49 4-00 to 6-57 and 19 53 Commissioner of Council Memphis, !lennessee 19 52 Vice President Menphis, Tenn. 1954, 1955 and 1956 President Mempbi s, Tenn, 1957 Awarded Silver :Beaver Memphis, Tenn. 1954: ~~--------- �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. COUlmIL MEMBERS ... 1957 .ASSuCIATE "A" Alexander, Vance J. Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, W. H. Baber, Rodne\Y Bailey, E. O. Ballon, Dave Barber, J. R. Beasley, John B. Benner, Henri Binswanger, Milton. Bondurant, Julian B. Boyle, J. Bayard Brown, Enoch Bruce, C. Arthur "C" Callow, Lewis C. Carrington, R. Russell Carruth, J. D. Carter, M. 0, Carter, Nathan A. Castle, s. Nelson Caudle, Dr. R. Paul Chambers, C. M. Chandler, W. H. Church, c. H. Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Cole, Sam F. Cooper J. Sterling Ore son, Larry B. Crump, E. H. Jr. Edwards, Frank Emerick, Phil c. "F" Ferguson, H. L. Fleming, Joseph D.. Fogleman, John A. "G" Garey, B. B. Gassoway, Brooks N. Gaylor, W. A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. "H" Halle, A. Arthur Hays, Lake Hirsh, B. w. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hopper, A. L. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr. ltJll Jacobson, Ja:ppe, Ed c. M. Kenworthy, William Kearney, Msgr. M. F. King, Dr. C. C.. "L" Danielson, Gen. W. A. Davis, A. G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Dilatush, W. Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Dobbs, James K. Jr. tee, Dr. R. G. Lewis, T. Walker Lynn, Dr. Ross D.. Maden, John w. Madi son, Harry �1957 aSSOCI.ATE COUNCIL ¥1iMB;!lll9 OONTINUJ!lD "M" McGeorge, H. L. McKnight, T. H. Mitchell, w. c. Moreland, s. E. Moriarty, Herbert non 0 1 Byan, Tom ''P 11 Patten, J. M. Sr. Patton, Thomas N. Patton, Wesley E. Pennebaker, c. T. Pepper, John Perel, Phillip A. Pharr , Robert W. llQ,11 Q,uinlen, William L. "B." Richardson, Charles D. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Russell, Edward P. Bychener, Dr. R. O. nsn Saunders, E. B. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schmeisser, nr. H. C. Smith, Walter L. Smith, William L~igh Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. Somers, Col. John F. Thompson, E. F. nvn Vandem~rk, F. J. Vese;y, ,John B. Wagner, D. Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel Wooten, Hoyt B. �CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. OOIDTCIL MEMBERS - 19 57 "E" "A" Acklen, T. Robert .Ahlgren, Frank R. Akers, Rear Adm. Frank Atkinson, c. A. Aydelotte, James E. ff]ll Baldwin, P. N. Barnes, George Beatty, Troy Bensdorf, Herman Blanchard, Jerred Borda, Paul Bowman, A. B. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Brown, John E. Burch, Brown Burrow, A. K. ]uckeridge, A. B. Buring, Nat Bynum, Dr. H. Perry w. s. Evans, Dr. Fi sher, W. IL Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Floyd~ Adolph A. Fordyce, w. B. Fortas, Milton Fuller, R. D. "G" Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith, I. G. Goldsmith, Jack L. Goodman, Thomas F. Goodwin, John B. Graves, Paul T. Grissom, E. c. Grube, Howard M. llHll "C" Carnes , Ear 1 Cavette, Ersell D. Carter, A. B. Cathey, Oliver E. Chandler , Walter Chapman, A. Dale Claiborne, T eyl or Clayton, H. M. P. A. Conner, J. O. Coltharp, Rey J. Halli day, W. P. Handly, Charles C. Harter, Curtis w. Sr. Hawkins, Col. G. C. Helms, Joe G. Herzog, Rey Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. III II Cl~vton, Cook, R. P. Crump, Charles M. Cross, s. E. "D" Dal strom, Edwin Irwin, Robert L. Jr. Iverson, Alwin J. "J" ~· Jacobs, Dr. B. E. · P Johnson, J. c. c:2. '} b S ~~ Jones, Dr. Paul Tudor Diamond, Sol Dick, Dr. A. W. Dodson, -w. c. Dowdle, B. c. Drinkard, Don Kopald, s. L. Jr. �.:4CTIVE COUNCIL MD1:BERS - 1902 "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, Harry Lewis, H. s. Lewis, Julius "M" Mahal , Raymond G. Marr, Roy M. Mays, R. O. McGuire, T. J. III McKnight, J. M. McLendon, R. D. Meacham, Dr. M. :e. Meeman, E. J. Miller, w. C. Mitchell, Tom P. Moore, E. E. Morgan, Allen Neal 1 D. C. Newport, Lamar Nickey, Sam "0" Orgill, Hon. Edmund Or gi 11, Kenneth W. Saunders, J. E. R. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schwartz, Merri 11 Senhausen, C. B. Shainberg, Milton Sharpe, w. 1. Skinner , Raymond Smith, J. M. Smith, Myron w. Solmson, H. B. Spear, Aubrey V. Stadelman, Russell C. gtimbert, E. o. Strautman, Alan M. Sullivan, H. p., "T" Tate, s. Shepherd Thayer, F. T .. Jr. Thompson, Jimny Tidwell, Hearn w. Tual, Blanchard s. Turner, Dr. Henry Turner, Norfleet Trippe er, R. A. 11v11 Vaughn, William M. Vosse, M. J. npn Perry, Russell Pidgeon, J. Everett Pinkerton, Max Pipkin, Perry Pollard, er. :B. Porter, Dr. AI'thur R. Jr. "R" Reeves, Russell Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N. Rieves, Elton JA. Jr. Robertson, Caffey Robert son, J. L. Roach, J. Thurston "W" Walker, J. R. Wallace, Dr. B. F. Wallace, Dr. James A. Waller, Ben R. Wax, Dr. James A. Wellford, John Williams, Rev. Harry Willi ams on, E. 1. Wood, Tom Woodbury, Harry 11y11 Young, C. B,. �REGION No....1 ........ COUNaL No~.~·-· APPIJCATIO.N for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUN CIL CHAR TER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1957 NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick New Jersey The ........ .G11111caa&11 ...................................•.••.......................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of council) headquarters at ... 4l1 .. K-4t-&-.a.&.l&-..................... MCWJ~•··L .......................... ............. .. (Loaliii&Jriq&eraie11) ity aail~e) . --~IC)- - -. DeU11r.. O.....~, ..Jaea...,.. , ............ . Paaola .. ceaatt..ea,.._.aal...._..~ ••,.,._ ..c,_eh• .y.Jtaela ..oe..)............_ lullt. .. Gt .. CA\*•lla ..Ooo.a"' . .A.Jku...o ................................... .................. _ ................................. . and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire area) hereby apt')lies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July l, 19.57. In justification of this ~ppli­ cation, the accompanying reports of accomplishments ·and progress in 19.56 and objectives for 19.57 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3, This application lw been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called meeting on ....,am .,.14,.......... '.-· ..·-···....·-·····.... l91J .. , at which meeting a quorum was present and the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordanct with the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws, polides, and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. ' Signed ...................................................................... .... -....................... ~ Scout Executive President . Treasurer OF AMERICA .' .. ... • • • • ... • "'. ' • • • • 1 ' 1 .. • 3.2MI !~6 . ' ' • •. \o:' �This copy for National Office D Regional Office D Local Office D (Check appropriate box on each copy.) • ;. 'li{P,,Q,~OT TRANSMITTAL SHEET;?;:; WRITE HERE Charter fee $--·-······--····-------·--······ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Quota . I Region No ............................... . Total 688 .$---·--.·························· Council No ..............----"······-'··· SCf>.V~SL~:!,1 A~J!Ri!i(#I. lL~:.BOY NATIO:~Ab'CQUN.C .. . ~ ':(-,; .:.;.'.·: ; New Brunswick, New Jersey At~thed is ,t)le; ap.plil:ationf of ;the-..................................C.~lm&aw.................................................c~·~;:··;,,-,,_'······;··-····;·······~··;":;····-······· Local the year be~in11,in~)uly J., 9fch~r~erJor ··for ren~:w~l., -~~~---···----···----···· ·····-·····-~-~.!~.?~;~~~ '" .L.;.,i_,,-' "'·' ., ·" ·' · , 'J. ... · • State tleadquaders City· .i; •.• Council 1957, together wi_!h reports as called for. ~ ' .. -.:.;,.:. 1., Sut>pi~ifienting i~h_is ~ifp.llcatiei\ J.irid a<i!:O'ttipltrlyini~tepoi:ts~: printed .forms, we enclose the ,tQllq"tfaig~~ .... • (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") t -· 1 • !-;"•·. •2": "·' Note: Items Nos. 1, 4, and 5 should accompany application, and No. 3 if possible. .;'". 1. Charter fee ;~ .. $.................................. 2. Paym;,nt ,9f quota .. '!;... .'..;:.... Yes or No ··· .....!'.!~!...~~~----.!~--~~---·-····· ·Date . YesorNo Date Yes or No Date , 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending............................ 1956* 4. Seoul executive's report for 1956, if any 5. Four-Year Program ("Onward for God and My Country") goals for 1957 (Ten Tests of Successful Scouting) is enclosed 6 . Roster will be mailed................................................................................ Date · / JRU811' 18 i 199'/ , - . was mailed ··········-···············--·····--··-·-·········---··-···············--············ Date . r: .· (Signed} --~~.......................:.L...........~.:::... :.,;,;L..c•••• :..••••••••••••• Scout Executive :~"- ..,. ···1'-·-·· \ ·~ -· ,. .'~· Date for the fiscal year *If fiscal year is other than calendir'year and ends later than June 30, 1957, then submit as a pa~t of this charter application the figures and audit just completed. If fiscal year ends between January 1 and June 30, 1957, then the audit is to become a part of this year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after close of fiscal year. (Be sure to list council officers on reverse side of this form.) �LIST OF COUNCIL OFFICERS Naine of Council ..............C.~c~~s.a.w. ............................................................ Region No. ······---~---····-·······-­ Council No. ·····---~~~---·········· Headquarters City............. ~~-~--~---························· State.. ~-~~~---············ List below the names of all elected council officers who are holding office at the time this charter renewal application is submitted. Use the blank spaces for listing additional vice presidents and other officers, if any. THIS IS NOT A REGISTRATION FORM. TITLE NAME-PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT PRESIDENT CITY, ZONE, AND STATE MAIL ADDRESS Mr. H. F. Hemker 2508 sterick Buildinf; Memphis, Tenn~ VICE PRESIDENT Mr. James E. Aydelotte 1789 Linden Avenue Memphis, Tenn~ VICE PRESIDENT Mr. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Jack p., Goldschmid 3616 Central Mr. J. M• McKnight p. TREASURER SCOUT COMMISSIONER w. Mr-. R,. B. Fordyce c. Mqs West Memphis, Ark; o. 93) Memphis, Tenn; Box 2829 ,Desoto Sta .;Mempbi s, Tenn. Falls Building Memphis, Tenn: Mr. J, E. R. Saunders Vice P resi d~t Hernando, Mississippi Vice President Mr. Alan M. Strautman 4524 F ai r Meadows Memphis, Tenn; Vice President Mr. E. 1. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Memphis, Tenn; ,; ..-.... ...... ':;; ftce Pr•t44let ; ·~ .. ~ v.s..i ». •••• •. ,,:·,.;.-,:.,.-..,;.,,<,;r,·-··\~(1:·<;:,.;:. 1991 T. - ...._ ___ ~ • - ; . , 4 ... {ft - >'II;...- " - . ·; •. " \ ' · · ........ YTanua"MJ' 1 .·· 57 The above officers were e1ecte d· to hoId offi ce f or one year, begmnmg ...•••.•.•.'!:..,.......................................,, 19........ . {Date) /;~/ IMPORTANT: If another council election is held during the year please prepare and submit a new (Signed) .... · '. ¢.~~:~~----:·~·-'·····:···············--'···--·': .......................... . Scout Executive list of council ·officers to the home office and regional office. {Date) �·7 IFD . :r··1··• .· •••... lLlJ Direct or of Field Operat ions, Boy Scouts of America. lew Brunswick, lew Jerser • . Dear Slr: After transm i ttin.g our Charte r Appl ice. ti on an.d Annual Report we ha.ve discov ered some errors . Would you kindl,y make the fclltri.i .ng cor:rec tiond On the •on For God And My Coun•M Report 11 the followi ng comple te 11nea 8hould. be changed to theee np;:f1.f1a. 3a. 150 - 30 - 180 - 37 - 187 - 100~ 96 - 10 - 106 - 1 - 97 - · 10~ 1 - 82 - 3 - 78 - Packs 9 - 9 3 - 4' - -111•' _,,'hr<'Ops 1? - 2 - 19 - ;.;.1 - 16 - · lblplor er Unlta 176-1 8- 194- 49 - 3>5- fobl. We apoUgJ.ze for these e:rrora , eome of which resulte d ft'om a reappra isal. of trainin g to the new basic plM;- Januaq lst ln tbie Counci l. 4. '15 a4 - At reflect ed. oa the Tralaia g Report thts counci l did aot operat e oa Trainin g before Oomml seion Plan 1n 1966, however you w111 'be please d to · kaov that January l, 1957 ·the· Chickasaw Oouna11 ls 011 the Trainin g before Oonurd. saioa Plan as recommended tr the Volunt eer Trfd.n1ng ser'f!ce . S1ncereJ.7, Thurman J. Frashure, Aes11tant Scout Execut ive. i I �1956 "ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY" (4-YEAR) PROGRAM RE~QRT Note: This report will furnish basis for council award for 1956. Order form for council and district awards on other side. Region No......... JL ............ Name of Council ................Q.~-~~-~~W........................................................................................... . Headquarters City ~ ~ 0 iic ~ 1. INCREASE ADOPTED FOR THIS YEAR (In Numbers Not Per Cent) 21.7 al &'118 19 la> m 180 ~\ 2a. Top unit leaders with basic training. b. Units with junior leader training program. /.~ 10 44 35 ~'. b. Commissioners with basic training. Units meeting the standard for outdoor activities. 4. ~ ------- : lj_un Troops Exploc~ ~i• Total 0 . - ---.;--. -:::r ----- I ~-- --------/ .. - -,.....-} ,-/-... I u-2 ·--·-·-· ., ·- ... - ::? -2. ·--·r? . .~ ~-, ' i -----·- ... - I j '\ -~.,, ' i !'-' \, xxx xxx xxx /I ii I f .·I .~ ... •' , : i ;:; ; ........... 1~ 44 ·3 .q~Al' ~siYl1. ,,- 9, l 79 90.4$ , ;:,-;. .... :'.#; a•~.,:;> fa z ./.::/ "i/ 4(.? f."~;,~" ./-·- 3192 369 4>61. 416 4100 100~ 31.25 312 3437 539 ;j,}f.)4 100~ 318 9f 416 ..- ·; I 5a. Advancement in rank. 106 ' 7J rrylfz.f.iiol "7.. . ,/· ·- "e-<S PER CENT OF ADOPTED INCREASE ACHIEVED (Maximum Score 100%) 2:!6 I f 7 ~ c 3 j l TOTAL GOAL ACHIEVED THIS YEAR INCREASE ATTAINED THIS YEAR TOTAL GOAL END OF THIS YEAR ACTUAL NUMBER END OF LAST YEAR Units with two-deep leadership. p,w 8: State ............... ,~~~-'-~~~---······ ·············-~-~!~---······································ 3a. Commissioners (total number) . 158 . Council No ........................... (': / b. Troops with 40% (or more) First Class. 6. Boys' LIFE subscribers. 7. Units (total net). ~ 8. 1-4 ::c: ~ r.i;;i l::Q ::;s r.i;;i ::;s 9. - Cub Scouts 288:) 11£0 l:>OO 294 4144 Boy membership. • (Total): Boy Scouts 4169 331 4500 6G 4225 007 43 500 -93 457 8626 15?.4 L0,060 257 saae Explorers Total 10. Units qualifying for national recognition To qualify for the Four-Year Program Award, a council or district must show an increase in total membership and must attain at least ten of the thirteen items in the last column. :-\'.-·. . Date - .. (Signed) ... - • ~ 324 229 Rechartered units (total, including dropped reregistered). CJ) •- 229 xxx xxx xxx 16~ 121 / c;J;:-/~-f. ,~fa~~~J v Council President //' --~ ·_. Scout Executive . ... ~ ~.2Ml1S6 �ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT "'ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY" (FOUR-YEAR> PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1956 Name of Council--------------------~~~~~~------·--------------------------------------------------------------------·---······· Region No. ______ ..15. ..... ------···-- Headquarters City _____ :_____ ·------~-~,~-'-··---·--··· .. ·······-·---·-·----···· State.. --...f.GDedM----------·-----· Council No. ·------558·-···---···- I certify that the council and districts listed below have qualified for the Four-Year Program awards by showing an increase in total membership and by attaining at least 10 of its 13 goals as determined by the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting." For interpretation of goals, see Ten Tests. of Successful Scouting Goal Sheet for 1956. The Scourers listed below are currently registered. (Signed) Date....... ·--·-····-----------·--···-----------·-·--·-------------- 7?&: . : ' . -----~s>:_ ft:._ ---~:-__ ---- ~ ----- __,_f: _:~·- ----------------._,_. __._· _({".. _: !,~·- -'--~·- - _·:·_ :~ - - - - - - -- - - - - - - · . . . Scout Executive . COUNCIL Please prepare and forward laminated certificates f~i'llie following; we have typed the names exactly as they are to appear on the certificates. Council president ···---------------------------·----------------------------------------------------------Council commissfOner ·--·-------------------------------------------·····-····-······-····--------------Scou'.t executive .'~----·------···-···----·-·········--·--····--------------------------------------------------'· DISTRICTS District name ------··-·---------------------------····--········------'-'--·-···------·-··········- · District name -·····-··-··'··--·-···-···'······----···--·-'···'··-·····----·-··----··-······--------- District ·chairman _'- __________ .____________ .___ ._______ ... ___ .__ .__ .. ,.: _... :... _... __ ....... :.. _ District chairman .____ ,.. _,: ___ .. _____ .______________ ._........ _. __ ._.. -" _. __ .__ .__ .. _. __ ._..... _. District commissioner ---"-- _______ --------- __ ._____ .. __________ .. _.. _. _... __ .... _..... ·.... _. __ District commissioner _____ ._____________ .. __ .__________ ..... _.. ___________ .___________________ _ District executive --------------------------------------------------·-·----···-···-··········----- District executive -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District name ····---,-------------------·--------·-------------.-------,---~--------············-··- District name ·------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman -~-------·--·--·---------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner ··---·-----------------------------------------:(:______________________ District commissioner ------------------:------------------------------------------------------- District executive ---------------··--------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ····---------------------------------------------------------------------------- District name -·-·---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District name ···----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman -----------------------------·······-------------------------------------------- District chairman -----------··-···------------------------------------'-------------------------- District commissioner .,:------------------------.-----------.--.----------,------------------------ District commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive --------·----------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ····------------------------------------·--------------------------------------- �Form0·539F REPORT OFADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1956 Region No. Name of Council Obt:fllra•w Council No . _618.::.. =··=···~·_ __ Headquarters City_::M::.:eapo:::·==bl""',· , _ , a = - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State Col. 1 Col. 2 ~al\fied Enrolled Dec. 31, ur1ng 1956 1956 Bobcat xxx ma Wolf 1a'i'9 \M.A Bear .· 91A Lion A't '!> Webelos 11a. TOTAL xxx .. ~1· ff 4144 Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops Tenderfoot ,•.. •• xxx Second Class ,. First Class DI Star Life 1?8 ~ Eagle Explorers without Boy Scout rank TOTAL TROOP MEMBERS XXX Apprentice 'IA 12:1 Bronze Award ft Ui • t'I . Gold Award a Silver Award • Ordinary Able Quartermaster Star Life Eagle 11 Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1956. 1-Agriculture... '.·-····------·---- ____lQ_______ _ 2-Animal Industry ____________ -----11-------3-Archery__________________________ -----------------4-Architecture ___________________ -------•-------5-Art. ..................... ____________ ----··------· 6-Astronomy................ ______ ----1&-------7-Athletics......... ________________ ....ll........ 8-Automobiling.... ------------- ____ J._Q _______ _ 9-Aviation....... ·-----·----------- _____9__________ _ 10-Basketry........_.----------------- ---:•·------11-Beef Production _____________ ____D _______ _ 12-Beekeeping..................... ______ .3______ __ 13-Bird Study ______________________ _______f ______ __ 14-Bookbinding__________________ _____10. ______ __ 15-Botany____________________________ _____ JI ........ 16-Bugling...... ____________________ _______ 3 _______ _ 17-Business ______________________________ ,lf_______ _ 18-Camping________________________ .. 111_______ _ 19-iCanoeing________________________ _____31_______ __ 20-Chemistry _______________________ _______fl_______ _ .. hi p m . H ome ______ .:ll• 21-C1tizens ....."-. ........ .. c · 22~ ommumty.. ---·.-----·-·---·-" - N. ,... ______ __ 23at10n __________ -----~!!!! 24-Coin Collecting.... __________ ____ 11. ______ __ 2 5-Cooking..... ·--··-----------=--- __ ;a_, ____ __ 26-Corn Farming_________________ ______ J_______ _ 27-Cotton Farming______________ ______ I ______ __ ea ~~ f~:::::::~~::::: : :! : : ~: xxx xxx Explorers in Explorer Units No Explorer rank femt.. MERIT BADGE RECORD ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY Cub Scouts -{ _____ 52-Insect ~ife...... --------------·53-Journahsm...................... -·-------------·54-Landscape Gardening..... ----------------55-Leatherwork..·--·--·----···---- -----~~L ..... 56-Lifesaving...................... ___IQQ______ __ . '<l>lc 57-Machmery.. ,·--·-------·------- -----••-------· 58-Marksmanship................ ....18_______ _ 59-Masonry______ , __________________ ___ J[ ________ _ 60-Mechanical Drawing...... _____3_________ _ 61-Metalwork. ..................... .... U ______ _ 62-Music .• _. ________ ,, __________________ . .:______ _ 63-Nature ____________________ , _______ ____ :4($:_ ____ __ 64--Painting_________________________ _____ ;m_______ _ 65-Personal Fitness............. _____13: _____ __ 66-Photography ___________________ ____ _2~-------67-Pigeon Raising ___ ,__ ;________ ....... 1 ........ 68-Pionee~ing.... ______ , _______________ , ______ _ --·--t·-------- ~6 ~~i:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::. ·::::::1:::::::: 71-Poultry Keeping_____________ _____ JL ____ _ 72-Printing__________________________ ... '. ...l ....... 73-Public Health__ ,______________ .... .'-8....... .. 74--Public Speaking.. ___________ .... 61 ...... .. 7 5-Rabbit Raising. ______________________( ______ . 76-Radio _____ ,, __ , ____________________ ____ U) _______ _ 77-Railroading ____________________ -------1-------78-Reading..... _____________________ ____ ll,_____ ;__ 79-Reptile Study, _________________ ____ 15______ __ :~ ~~f::;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~:~~~~~:~~--~:11~~~::~~~ 82-SalesmanshiP------------------ ____ UL ____ _ 32-Electricity_______________________ ____ is, ______ __ 83-Scholarship_____________ , _______ ____ l.J.l ____ _ 33-Farm Home ____________________ ____lQ _______ _ 84--Sculpture________________________ _______ 3 __ :___ __ 34-Farm Layout.. _________________ ____1_3_______ _ 85-Seamanship-------------------- _______ 1 _______ _ 3 5-Farm Mechanics _____________ ____ 3 __________ _ 86-Sheep Farming_______________ ...... ,&-........ 36-Farm Records ________________________.._ _______ _ 87-Signaling________________________ _______ •• . . . _______________ -----~-------88-Skiing.. _________ ---·--. __ __ __ _____ ___ _. ____________ .. 37-Fmgerprmtmg h' 1. 38-F1remans IP------------------- _____lf:tr: ________ _ 89-Small Grains ___________________ ______ :I_______ _ 39-First Aid ________________________ __193 ______ __ 90-Soil and Water Conserv. _______ 3 ______ __ 40-First Aid to Animals ______ ----1'--------· 91-Stamp Collecting____________ ----21.------41-Fishing--------------------------- ----66--------- 92-Surveying_______________________ .. ,..I0--------42-Forestry__________________________ ____ aJ.________ _ 9 3-Swimming______________________ __la)_______ .. 43-Fruit and Nut Growing.. ----------------- 94-Textiles ___________________________ ______ J_______ _ 44-Gardening______________________ ____13_______ _ 9 5-Weather__________________________ ______ j _______ _ 45-GeologY------------------·-----·- --------:--··--'- 96-Wildlife Management.... ____ g ______ __ 46-Grasses, Legumes ___________ ______ .I: ........ 97-Woodcarving_________________ -----•-------· 47-Hiking.... ·----·----·------------- ---.Tl-------- 98-Woodwork. ____________________ ____ 3')_______ _ 48-Hog and Pork Prod. _______ ------8--------- 99-World Brotherhood....... ----Z-------49-Home Repairs ________________ ..U.4. ______ __ 100-/~~iiiW"'"""""'""""" ----~~--------50-Horsemanship---------------- .... 1$....... .. Total. ___ _ . .______ __ a_______ _ 51a1&~I ~rm.iiii'ili-- ----1----------- 3.2M1156 �' ) ·:.. ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. Number of units Dec. 31, 1956: Troops---~~! ________ Explorer units------~------- TotaL----~-~----------------Number Per Cent 2. Units which conducted boards of review for Second and First Class rank All in 1956: ________________________________________ :_____________________________________________________________________ · ~ 3. Units which conducted boards 0£ review for Star and Life rank in 1956: 4. Units which conducted boards of~review for Eagle rank in 1956=-----~---------- Dl l,4trlct Joa.rd.a tor Eagle All ___ % lone:· ___ % . 5. Troops which had 40 per cent or more of their membership who were First .. ___ % Class rank and above as of the epd of the troop's charter year·---------------- · . 6. Does the advancement committee have a plan for contacting units at least annually for continued training ,.in advancement procedures? ____________________ [!) Y~s D No But not belnf; followed.. Please attach copy of all present advancement procedures which -were adopted during 1956. ~~/f (Signed) 6 t~~::::~t;~~-~-~-~~-:-----'---~--C-----:\..:~--~----------------•--••••• Scout Executive - �Form 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE -1956 Region No .. --'----•-----------------· Council No, _____ 155.8___________ _ Name of CounciL _________ Chl.tltaaw___________________________________________________________________________________________________ _ I f.-..u•·----------···· Headquarters City.---------bl•.---------------------'------------------------------ CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-1956 State_____ (Note: Units include total troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units.) Number Per Cent Units camping a total of ten days and nights during the year 12'----62.3...... 87 28.1 A. Units doing some camping, but not up to the standard of Group 1 GROUP 1: GROUP 2: Note: In reporting year-round camping, choose the most convenient twe!Ve-month period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September through August), or' the chartered year of each unit. In the latter. case, the. accumulated .reports secured from charter reviews covering twelve months operation of each unit would result in the council total. . B. Units doing no camping TOTAL OF ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Report of Org. and Ext. Comm.) Total troop and Explorer units, Dec. 31, 1956 _ u _ _ ...t ...... ••--- 100% , Number of units re~eiving the national Camping .Award (~O per cent of active membe.rs campmg a total of ten days and nights during the year).. . ······-·--* .·.;·.· Membership Julle 30, 195(), :was_:l}_f ______ troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units; LONG-TERM CAMPING (six or more consecutive days). Yearly summary: Include tours, cruises, service camps, Explorer trips, etc. Do not include Scouts from other councils. ~ Number of Different Scouts & Explorers Number of Units ,. A. CHARTERED UNITS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On council site 3. Total (1 and 2) B. PROVISIONAL UNITS 4. On council site 6. Total (4 and 5) C. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6)_: 7. Per cent of June 30, 1956, Boy Scout .and Explorer membership* ,. Totals below should be included in summary of long-term camping if ca,mping period is six consecutive.days ·or more. Number of Unit Scouters Boy __________ Scouts and Explorers 121 9'1 ; ' xxx xxx xxx xxx 5. Off council site ., Boy Scol1ts and Explorers. Agricultural service camp I ft. 2. Off oouncil site --------------~'104-:··--------------------------: ...... 94 18 116'8 141 .•, ••• ...... :... --Explorers Tours outside council area .la... Scouts . ' . ........... Scouters '. :...11...Tours ; __ JJ.......Scouters ----33...Explorers Philmont Scout Ranch .. *In computing the percentage of long-term camping for the year, divide the grand total, line C, by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. .. .. Boy and Explorers . .. .. Number of tours xxx • • Explorer expedition, cruise, canoe trip, pack trip, etc. . % Boy . __ Jt....Scouts and Explorers "3 11 IOI xxx .. .. Forest ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age. ·AGES Central camp staff** Provisional Scoutmasters Provisional Asst. SM's. 15 a 16 ' 17 n 18 I 19 • 2 20 a 22 21 1 .. ·-· • 23 24 Over Total D a 2 •I ••(Do not include Scoutmasters or assistants of chartered or provisional troops, .or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as troop cooking.) 3.2Mll56 �CAMP OPERATION. 9.?63.21 $ 1. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1956 (summer and year-around camping). (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include the council appropriation as a receipt.) 2. What amount was included in the council 19~ operating budget as the council appropriation for camping?;..... $feotLOO CAMP CAPITAL 1. Amount spent on camp development in 1956............... -.................................................. ,......................................... ,... $·~----2. Does the council plan on camp expansion in 1957?...................... ,~ .....................................:....................................0Yes [i]No 3. If ''yes,'.' estimate cost. ····························································································································-~---···················· $---01'---- 4.• Amount available now for camp development................................................................................................................. $----~- 5.• Amount of special funds for camp development that council plans to raise in 1957. ······················--·~---··············· $---1---~6. Additional camp acreage acquired during 1956............. -................................................................................................ .t 7. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council own? ··············--············································'··········· I 8. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council operate? ................................. ".................................. 4 ACTIVITIES NUMBER HELD, I. ACTIVITIES- 1956 Council •- Camporees Circu~es Expositions Mobilizations Pilgrimages Fair participation Regattas.u_, - J. .,. RendezvouGh DtilV'l J Expeditions . vocational conferences Roundup Boy Scout Week Aquatic acti:vities Other A6eil·· hft .._ II. CUB SCOUTING District • ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE Boy Members ... Public ,..,. - --· - l 400 mo & ...... District & ... . t'll!itl • Council :flll!lft ~..- • 1957 ACTIVITIES PLANNED (check) ~t '"A 1 - -- .... ·- 4l llliiA ~ lllM . . . mtit. .fnnA tOJ9 I. ... illN'lft .. Remarks - ~ 't"* ...... ........ ...a ~ --~"' _.... ~.- - .... .., ... • ... '*•• mo!. . Does the council have a Cub Scout activity resource book, listing possible places to visit and things to do on a pack basis? ······································································-··············· D Yes [iJ No III. EXPLORING D Yes How many Explorers participated? ................................. . Will the council hold a "Citizens Now". conferen~e in 1957? D yes liJ No Did the council hold a "Citizens Now" conference in 1956? Dates: ........................................................................ IV. CIVIC SERVICE Our most successful civic-service event during the year was ...flClo4t. ."4ar-..f4':.Go.olbd.U .. 1. .tl'F--··········································· �REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1956 Name of Council._---"C_h:-'-i-'-clt_a_1:;..a_w_ _ _--.._ _ _ _ _ __:..,- ---Hcadquarters City ._K_emphi........__-'-1_ _ _ _ __..;___ State Council No _ _a_ee_._ _ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose. 6£ national record and compari90n.) . EXPEN DITUR ES-For Fiiseal Year Ending . ~enftler-'._,31_.__....__~1956 . L Operatin g Expendi tures: BUDGET -1957 (NET) ., ) Column t Column 2 Column 3 Total Expendit ures Special Receipts Net .Expenditurea ii--~-~---~~--~(s~~~N~ok~l~&~l~ow~)--+_:.,:(C~o~l.~l~A~{~in~u~s~C~o~l.=2:.J)I .·1. : . ~ -~~-lil. i .. ao1.a .. l .9 l 'P'1'o 00 , 'fl:lthD~ T .~9-0?' . '• . . .. ; - - i' TOTAL OPERATING $ ·11o1,asa• • $ II. Capital Expendi tures: . 1. Office building•......-···-···-'$···H-'-- -----... ..1 2. Office equipme nt ...................... 3. Camp property.....~............ ----- ----- -1 " 4. Camp 'equii:>menL•.... L. ..:~~-. ..u.----~ 5. Automobile. .. - ..····-··-······-n-------~ ..--- --·-- --+ TOTAL CAPITAL III. Revolving Account s: 17,sn.a >,.- \' .$ ... $ $ 134,219• • . ,.$· ", . J.f ' x·x x $ 97•2'10 tll5 $ I (National funda) I! $. , $ $ 1, ~~~s· LI~E--:··----·-··U~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~---~~-~ · · · " · ·lJ818'.-.BO• ".. 12 0 198064 2. R S egtsttrationl_s·······-············1·.-._ ....._.:.:::3,~e8~811.:.11oi::: 9~1-:.i.i~~---:3:-.i:.,-=~=,~:-..:;.,.00::-::0---+----......r-w'---4+--~--- 3. --cou supp 1es..:··········-·-··· 1-----.........::--~-_..---~-~'---..._--__.......... __.....__ _*-_ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ $ lDe~e&.&• $ TOTALREVOLVING; $(199171.91).' IV. Sundry Account s I$ $ $ �(C $). INCOME-Analysis of income from contributiou received during 1956 fiscal year.. INcoJO :noK .AnAa Wsm CouNcIL nm1'AuM; Wsm Cotnrcn. Doll ......------1 io--------. From a-om Nor P An'lcitAts PAATICIPATU IX CoxllUXITY CBUT C1lelta or United Funcla Sapplemental Caattjbutiom• xxx xxx Total for capital purposes....... IKCOIO 1•Caur xx 1 ~ • I INCOIDROM -- IllVU'l'lilDn TOTAL INCOME · (11tU9":fO•... Df1'BUft, S'l'C.) x. : - ...I' ·~:!US:~~;~rd:i:i~n;:f~:~-=:C.=.~::_:Oft tbe cheat con~.:~rr·aa_~. ~ aaatai"inl. membenbips, • ( " . t .< ~ ..• ( -~ ' • ' .. . . '' ··v . . ·:, · ··' t d_...· . . .'... ' 1·. ':· ..._ _"""'l"j.""'~·-·,.·~,-;.,.;'~Ts..,._c..._...__.., •:-·:1, r " • .• .• • ' > . '.I ~ I' ' • .. .. .-. ·' . - .- - - - - ~'fr6~ , •• - . . --· -··--- __ ,....,l.._ ---- ---+;. ... i: .. - .. --- ~ - - · -~ --- ' - ~ -- •-:· Operatioa.,.._..Accouat1 .. ·~. dd-billa pqable . $ Notes payDte~· lts7 operations fOi ~. ' . RUerve . ··-. -. I :11, �Fo:m0-539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1956 Name of Council. ... ~-~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- , ....... . Mellpld.• Headquarters City---------------------------------------------------------------------------- State___________________________________________ _ Region No. -----'--------------------Council No ......~---------------- The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this committee during the year 1956. 1. Number of active members on council health and safety committee_____!I_____________ _ Total number of active members on district health and safety committees_____ ~~--2. Items checked below were included in the 1956 program carried out by this committee: CHECK .' ACTIVITIES __________ The Eigl:it D_eferise ~lan for' safT .swimming was taught to troop and Explorer leaders. _____.._ ____ First aid anq aquatic; skill event,s were conducted. _____a: ____ More opportunities for swimming instruction were provided. -----~-----Safety through skill was stressed in connection with fire prevention, aquatic and camp training. Other _______________________________ :____________ :·------------------~-------------------·----------------------------------------------------------------------------'--~---------------------- . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-·-------:.----...------ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------""------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------' ~ ~ ( PROTECTION -----*---~--Safe transp0rtation' knowledge \y~s included in ~it leader training. ~ - . · ___________ Values of yearly he~lth examinatioi;i plan were stressed. special· 'activities. with -----~-----Adequate health and safety protection measures were taken at camps and in connection Other ______ :_____________t_ __ ~---------------'-----------------------------------: ____________ ------------------------------------------------ ------------------------· ___________ : _____________ _ ' -- .. . . ---- --------------------------------------------------~------------"'::---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'"'--------------------------- PREPAREDNESS -----~-----The Family Be Prepared plan was extended ro Scout families. health habits were emphasized. -----~-----Physical fitness and. personal ' · . • \ -----~-----Emergency servic~ training and mob~lization plans were coordinated with disaster preparedness planning of communities. · • Other -------------------------------·--------------------------------------------------'--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------. .,, ------------------------------------------=----- -------J_ - - - - - - - -- ---- ---- _! ___ -- - ----- - -- - - - - ------ ------ ---- ------- ------------------- -------------------------- ------ ------------------------------ . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ( S) YES ( ) NO ~ How many persons were sent home or limited as to .activity as result of medical recheck? ______ f _______ · 3. Was camp medi~al re~h~ck p\an (by a m~dical doctor) carried out? (Number) . . + 4. In 1956 we made :____t._ ___ c Scout Lifegilard awards. and ____II____ Emergency Service Explorer awards.. (Nu (Signod) -- --i~. :- r) . ' _ . ..,·' . J . ,.t.kt{iJJ:,_L_ Ch irman, Health ana Safety Committee . (Number) ·C tfj~~ / . c.:~, I --•••-• ••-••• ••• ••• •-••-~/ :·... ••~~ .. 2'_/:....c~~- ~ ~ ••• •---~- •••• •• ----•-•-~'. :~ ;.:~~~ . .\~ . ·~:~·~: •• ~ •••..: ~ •)••••••••••••• Scout Executive 3.2M11% ·(See other side.) �ROSTER OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE IN 1957 Note: Four (4) issues per year. Free of charge to all members of council and district health and safety committees; also council commissioners, district commissioners, and other key council and district Scouters. List below. Subscription price for others-25 cents per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5 cents each; 50 to 99 copies, 2 cents each; 100 copies or more, 1% cents each. Address Name DI'. la119e A. tfallace B. 1. Hemltel" a. c. c. A. B. x. Maya Atldnsoa Moore )\Uitl• ~~,,, ~. Charle•·ifo-W.Slq !om Bell-V M. J. ])!,~~ D. C. If~ D:r. Marshall M..aebo• D.-. Z.tter I. ioldhd.th JU.chard Atw9!1 w. :s:. -·· JI~. M. L.O.D~~ J41: Dr. Will~8Jil Ohudlel' ~ J. Olark·J~a Loyal Foul~jler I. w. c. Mtll.•t Cha!'le•<._.~1 Harold-··· Dr. L. ..... t•Niton Du41e, If•. S\tawa at.chal'd llratc• l>wS.P,t WU.ltame Tom :ratrolo'1l fordo11 Je~_gaa B. L. 'h.,ylol" len7 a. Clarit J. I. A.dam:• • .A.Jl4enn lh'. H. w · Bet. Hewell · w. m. hath•• C. l'l. Siaaoti tom Ml tick'&ll John Bagl.aad Lamar lewp•t lev. J. c. Mt.1191' llev. Jo••Ph Wil•on W•n4all li'&».t. Ja'e8'fille, Mtas1as1ppl 3168 Hlt:hland 1a:rk Place, Meaphl1 11 -.re-. 2959 Rataer lload, Memphis, 'fea. '101 14,,q 11ac•• au & Jeffereon. Mempb.11, , ••• 7791 Sherman, Millington, Tenn. !••· 2049 HolleWOOd, •m.Phl •• 33>3 s. Wqnoka Olrele, M•lllPhi a; Tenn.. 4428 Powell Ave., Memphta, feJ:m. Senatobia, Mtsaiaelppi A\ibny <SJ>ev ·· Howard Gw.&e · 4241 Southen., Mempld.s. '!ea. 2t508 Stel'l ck :al4g. , Memph1 a, feq. too Falla Blq., Memphla, 'Pena. 1496 Shad.Gwlawn, Mempht.1, 'lea. Sellaw'bt.a, M1••l ••1ppl 409 Ol'baon., w. MeQhta, Ark. 984 :rwres\. Memphis. !enn.. 3619 Macon load, ·Memphie, !em. Batenille, MlP1saf.ppi 1101 A.Yalon, w. Memphis, Al'k. w. Memphis, Ark. 1884 lune, Memphis, fen.a. 1587 Rqbuft&, Mempbia, 'fen. 601 West Barton., 175 517 s. lrd, Mempbls, tenn. Memphis,fi1ill• lt. Gtahu. 999 Gordon., Memphta, !ea. 3153 COvd.•n• Mempbis, 'l'ena. 921 Aley Road, Memphla, 'run. 2182 Bentea. Memphi •• 1569 Ltndea, Mempble, ferm~ OolU.eni.11•• 'l'enaessee ~75 Spottswooa., Memphis, Tenn. 3585 Oovd.&n, Memphis, Temt.. 151 B. Willett, Memphis, Tenn. ir.._. 3'1 Jf. Oent\1.17. Memphis, 'lean. 500 Preacet\, Memphi•, Tenu. 3863 Southe~ Mapld a, fen. 4612 Ci-oasover Lane, Memphte, '.Pena. 401 EUawonh, Meapht.e, Tenn. 421 Colonial Road, Memphis, Tena. 390 Decatu st.,Mem,phit, Tenn. 1485 Gold, Memphis, Tenn. Boy Scoo.\. otts.oe, 418 M & M Bldg.. Meinph11, 'lee. �Form0-539E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE -1956 Name of - CounciL--------------------~~~~--------------------------------------'-------------------------------------'-'--------------------------------------- Region No. -------'-----------------· Meapbl e _ !eaeeeee Council No. ---------------------------· Headquarters City---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- State-----------------,------------------------------ .___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____. .. ..... .. . ···-· .. . -- .. - .. RES ULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* & of D~ce111ber 31, 1956, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered Status 12/31/56 Registered Cubmasters la> Scoutmasters 170 1 Squadron Advisors a Post Advisors Ship Advisors (Skippers) a x xxx TOTAL UNIT LEADER~ 324 Status 12/31/56 Have Completed Appropriate Basic Training* 12/31/57 Number Per Cent Registered • ?8 99 58 75 0 0 00 0 Per Cent . x x lit 100 h Asst. Scoutmasters ·-· Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) x Explorer Advisors in troops .,, TOTAL ASST. UNIT LEADERS Objective 12/31/57 Per Cent· Per Cent ,, • 100 'flt 183 43. 1 0 0 100... • 4 1• 50 0 0 100 25 f() 100 Asst. Squadron Advisors · Asst. Post Advisors Number -- Asst. Cubma5ters ?i 100 () Have Completed Appropriate Basic T raio,ing • Objective . Number with BASIC TRAINING* ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNIT LEAD_ERS WITH BASIC TRAINING Number u~its 2 -- 00 all f() 00 · ,,. • '~ __ ''. f() *Credit leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program . which he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. a. b. c. d. i . Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training Administration Section, Cub Scouters' Pow Wow, plus. four additional training meetings Scoutmasters' Basic Training Explorer Leaders' Basic Training STATUS 12/31/56 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in troop camping, cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered commissioners b. Have completed a commissioners' training course DEN MOTHER TRAINING a. Total registered Den Mothers b. Have completed a basic Cub leaders' training. course Number______ J_~---- Y ·-------------------Per cent Number________ ~_: ____ · 44 Number____________ ._______ _ . Number ___ 914 887 _______ _- Number___________________ _ STATUS 12/31/56 • _______ , __ ,, ________ Per cent. STATlJS iz/3i/56 • -------------------_per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 76 ----------------·---Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 75 --------------------Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/S7 '' --------------·-----Per cent ~.2Mii56 �1956 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1957 OBJECTIVES 1957 1956 No. of No. of CERTIFICATES COURSES ISSUED CONDUCTED Cub Scout leaders BASIC TRAINING Boy Scout leaders Explorer leaders Neighborhood commissioners ' ' ' I .,. CHECK COURSES PLANNED • 85 a • z z UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. Do not include these courses in the council totals. a District commissioners TOTAL BASIC TRAINING OUI'DOOR TRAINING. ', j No. Name of School • 8)6 • Troop camping 0 0 !I Explorer· cruising and boat handling 0 0 0 Explorer. expedition 0 0 0 Courses Attendance College ·Credit Yes : ~· TOTAL' OUTPOOR TRAINING ;. ·.,,, OTHER TRAINI.NG •, Advanced Scout leaders' course 1 I Cubbers' pow wow 0 0 a Junior leader training AWARDS ISSUED, 1956 Den chiefs' conference 1. Arrowhead Honor Awards: Unit leaders Explorer elected leaders' training Den Mothers' workshop Other courses (list) Trf.dalnc !Ji"ature 1 • Asst. unit leaders • Neigh. commissioners Dist. commissioners Total 1 a 3 x 2. Scouter's Key 3. Scouter's Awards 4. Den Mothers' 'Awards 11 18 ,,._,:....: TOTAL OTHER TRAINING Did this council conduct training-before-commissioning for unit leaders in 1956? (Signed) O Yes ~ No . . . . . . . . . . .~~f..l:. . . . . . .;:. . . . .~. . . . .:. . ~. .-.. . . . . . . . . . .. Scout Executive No �... Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE -1956 Region No . ...........1:.......,...... Council No .......$ ........... Nrune of Council ........ Aleta .................................................................... Headquarters City........Mal:Phl•---·····--···--··---···--···---·---- State........... . . New in~ 1956 Total on Dec. 31, 1955 TABLE 1 Net Separations # in 1956 (See Note) Estimated New in 1957 Total on· Dec •.31, 1956 Est. Net Separations 1957 Objectives Dec. 31, 1957 1. Total Cub Scout units 2. Total Boy Scout units 3. Total Explorer units 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) 5. Total Cub Scouts 6. Total Boy Scouts 7. Total Explorers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 9. 'Total pack Scourers (incl. Den Mothers) 10. Total troop Scouters 11. Total Explorer unit Scouters 12. All other Scourers (council and district) 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10, fa, and 12) xxx xxx xxx xxx # Net separations equals "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfers in." TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1956 Less than 1 Year Tenure completed in respective programs 2 to 3 Years 1to2 Years Boys in packs Boys in troops (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the troop.) Young men in Explorer units (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer.) 3 to 4 Years 4 or More Years xxx xxx TOTAL NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1956. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1956 (under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1956, should be given only for boys and units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Cub Scouting (See Note 1) December 31 1955 1956 Boy Scouting (See Note 2) December 31 1955 1956 Exploring (See Note 3) December 31 1955 1956 TOTAL December 31 1955 1956 Total rural boy members Total rural units Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, including Explorers in troops and Lone Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes squadrons, posts, ships and members there-0f, and Lone Explorers. �\.·· UNIT REREGISTRATION TABLE 4 : On Dec. 3'i, 1956, we had...... ff............unregistered units of all kinds (November or prior expirations) • . In 1956 we used the charter-review procedure, involving participation of unit leaders and committee and representatives of charteredl institutions and council, . th e year.. d urmg • • . ~1%.......... units . out of our tota 1 of ..... .DJ..'111 3)5 . t'10n of ........................ . 'dent to the reregistra reregistermg units mci The council has a definite plan for promoting unit budget plans (check one). ilj Yes 10 No THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY TABLE 5 Indicate number of institutions in ·council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Number 1. Institutions having packs (one or more) only.................:.....................................·------·-··· 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only.................................................................... ' \' 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more} only........................ ,........................... .. L 59 100 9 4. Institutions having both packs and troops............................................................................. 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units ..........:......................... :......................... '6. Institutions' having both packs and Explorer units....... :~~ ..... :...................:.. ,.~---·-················ 16 9 7; Institutions:·having Whole Soout Family (packs, troops, and. Explorer units) ................ 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS.......•.....................:...... (Signed) .... ; j //wwr.t.. .U.~ Chairman'{/ganization and Extension Committee ·········IJ:··'·············'·······-·'············-'······'········'················ Scout Executive � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ;;;;- REGION No .............. . (\ \ f'/~'. j~ ;r~':":' ~:/ \.¢· ' . : ;;--.l'"--' i\J't' COUNCIL Noill. .. APPLICATION for RENEW AL of LOCAL COUNCIL for the Year Beginning This applicati has been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called meeting on............. . . . ·······t.fa········-·····19S..7, at which meeting a quorum was present and the council speci lly accepted · obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws, policies, and regulations of the Boy· Scouts of America. Signed -----~-:,: ........ : .......... !~--·------'·-··->-·-"--(L .................... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorpo,rated February 8, 1910; Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 3.2M1156 1. On December 31, 1956, we had ............ chartered institutions in our territory..i each of which sponsored one or more Scouting units. At the same time the membership of our council was composed of .... !...?..~------··· institutional representatives and ........ ..!,. ../.C...).. .... members at large. To ensure the representative character of the council the various community interests and major religious groups in our territory are represented on the council and executive board as follows: Council only (check) : Council (check) : I . . ·.;··· . 1 ,..,· Re 1g1ous .. : ..... ; Educat10naL~ ...... ; ''/'/ Jewish ............. i ....... ; Labor .. : ..... ; Civic..l(.~: .. ; Business ..... 1.:.; Agricultural....~.:.: Cath o1 I.C . ••••..•v.••/•• ••••••• ; ·p rotestant.. .... !."' .'f. ........... ; 0the r ................... . Exec. Board (check) : Jewish ............. ·V: ... ; Catholic ......... .i:.:::'. ..... ; Protestant. ...... ;..:~---·······; Other ................... . 2. Amendments to our constitution and bylaws were adopted in 1956. D Yes D Yes ~No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. D No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide regular commissioner service by personal visit to ............ units out of a total of.. ......... ,units in the council. 4. During 1956 there were ..... L. ... meetings of our council and ... I.J.-::. ... meetings of our _ executive board and/or executive committee. District committees met monthly (except July and August) during 1956 in ...... "'~L ...... of our districts, and the rest averaged ...... t..!: ..... meetings. Roundtables were held monthly in ........ ~ ........ of our districts. The remaining districts averaged ........... k ..... roundtables. 5. Co unc1·1 annual meetm· g 1· s m· mont h o f .. "11.I7JC• ••f•"- c:..il~i.Ul..f"-!.PJ?... .c..f. ..~.·.. .......• 01wr. cers an d mem be rs e1 e cte d at t h at ti·m e serve one year beginning ...... ;.,1.1.t..N.P..flR.':J.. ...... /.. ..............•............. 6. This council has ......... ( ............ organized districts with functioning district committees. There are ............ 9 ....... districts without furionin_g ~istrict co~itte_es. Of ~ese .":'e will ?rganize ..................................................... .in 1957 . ............................ districts are sharmg m financmg tlus council. . 7. FUNCTIONING OF COUNCIL AND COMMITTEES No.of No. of Meetings Total Number of Districts Repre- Number of Members-All Additional Comments sented on Each Members Held in 1956 District Operating Committees Council ~ xxx xxx Executive board fo {. ~- xxx xxx C< I I Organization and extension to::>· l,1 ... I .J::;l''" { I ( ,~· ./: ,~ .. ,~ .. "i :) Leadership training '4=-;, ., e. i /- I --· Advancement 61:'' ci. .-(, #'1 ., /' J Camping and activities £.f.) i'l- I I .I -~? ' Health and safety .·j" ' ! <-+ ,/ff_. I / I t' f.c. \: {~ I ') .. , Finance ' /'' ! . /'.-.. i I / -· e-"' 8. This council has accepted its quota of $l{(lQ_ for the year 1957 and agrees to pay it to the Treasurer of.the National , ~ ..... ..:s""'"- bu Council as follows: in full herewith, $. ............... ; in. .....? .':: ...... equal payments of $. .. ~:P.. . D.. .. =.... ...... each during the months of ............ : ..... lJ/J.lt..~--=·-··fJfD.L!.Etk.l.!P.Kf?.. ..... L:i.~.Z .................... ~----·········--: .............................................................. . Form0-539H 1956 "ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY" (4-YEAR) PROGRAM REPORT Note: This report will furnish basis for council award for 1956. Order form for council and district awards on other side. Name of Council ............. C ...... -~----------------------------------·---------------------· Region No. _________ £__ _______ _ Cou~cil No ..... ~--L~------ ACTUAL INCREASE TOTAL INCREASE TOTAL PER CENT OF NUMBER ADOPTED GOAL ATTAINED GOAL ADOPTED END OF FOR THIS END OF THIS YEAR ACHIEVED INCREASE LAST YEAR YEAR THIS YEAR THIS YEAR ACHIEVED (In Numbers (Maximum Not Per Cent) Score 100%) I 1. Units with two-deep leadership. :ii!'' I ;;_ I ~3~ /Cf ;J. 3 fo ;7(1 {I-.~-· -i, ?_· IZ 7'X ~ r .... ._),, • • I> ~ 2 T . 1 d 'hb J..:iD.~ 1.6'!1 Eo ! 3(/) I ~-:~1 /$.Vf, ' ~ - ''Ii a. op unit ea ers wit as1c trammg. . / .7~ " ""'P'ei7 ""'/ l, 0 b. Units with junior leader training pro- - ~ ~ -- - -- --- ---·'·- z gram. f~ /;CJ /t) b t 7'7 7-t)-/o -< 3a. Commissioners (total number). M --· ~- ~ 1. b. Commissioners with basic training. ¢.'l ?>S 7 9 - II-- 'fl. - ... •""') ... ; I Packs i {,,,>-'-· I xxx . . f- "::_,, /'--/ \;~;.· 4 -. f1c1 4. u,;., m~ting ""l T"'""' ; 11 f&Lit," tr 1-\,. '. 1¢- -·7 e', 1,r,, xxx ~ standard for out- :' ,f',j "".~ j ' ,, " 61 ; ~l ~ . -~- door activities. Explorer units v/s. ' ' j -< • ~~ i ~ \.. . xxx (§ ) -~ ,_ Total ; 0 ·"- ~ .. ll.t 5a. Advancement in rank. 3<::i<f,2 .Jf/y L/-()fo I mL~- ,.JJ.JLl>Y I trt)Z. !:;-~ ,- ( 1 \I 1- - -'-- b. Troops with 40% (or more) First Class. /() ff \:., ..... l ~- \< Cr ~p - ....- -; ..:.-if 17'-- ·~-- ti. ·-- . ?>d f ~- ,. o.2 6. Boys' LIFE subscribers. J J 2 3Cf3 7 !.r3f ?~&.{/ I tJ ~ ,,,,£._ 7. Units (total net). ~l~ r fl7' #!->- 0 2. 2 (i t;~'- ~I .--'\ - ~ ./ 'f / ' 'lJ ' 8. Rechartered units (total, including 1~-~"'~ v $? ~- ,J_ 2 CJ dropped reregistered). · -~-·~' ~ -~~ #f:J.o J I ,, "{,') ft::;', c: ;;i 9<; t._f.1.l/'I en f / '·~ ~< ·: ' ,i : .• / ~ Cub Scouts xxx "' ~ ~~I £;,if 33/ s·.b ,... ~ Lt!i'o o t.J-l.2!> r \ ... ::g 9, Boy membership. Boy Scouts -r~~ xxx ~ (Total): • ~.:a· 4 ~2 :§)-'(; -Cf3 '4 -s.,1 ~ Explorers _:;;. .xxx ... Total ? ;i--.;. Ge F ~ ,J, Ct, /[p (J) ~ /5). y. /" r(,7) ., r::7 " (,.~ t,:' ~J.' -.. /;x; • _.[,.,, -- >- - /,J, 10. Units qualifying for national recognition. _,___ ---- ____.-. - . .. To qualify for the Four-Year Program Award, a .. :::t;~: council or district must show an increase in total .... membership and must attain at least ten of the thir- (Signed) ..... · teen items in the last column. Council President , ,; ef~·~ r ;;>~:~~~ :. -,"{;· .... ~:-' ::-:. ,. ~i ,,,:· .~ . ,,-,,- Date Scout'°Executive ~.2M1156 ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT "'ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY'" (FOUR-YEAR> PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1956 Nrune of Council _________________ ()_ ______ ~-----------------------------------------: ________________ _ - Region No. __________ _.?. ____________ , Headquarters City -------~-------------------- State ______ =z~--•-----· Council No. --~-£_ __ ?:___ I certify that the council and districts listed below have qualified for the Four-Year Program awards by showing an increase in total membership and by attaining at least 10 of its 13 goals as determined by the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting." For interpretation of goals, see Ten Tests of Successful Scouting Goal Sheet for 1956. The Scouters listed below are currently registered. Date _________ /-:-:_ ___ _/ __ 9- ___ --: ___ $_ __ 7 ________________ _ (Signed) Scout Executive COUNCIL Please prepare and forward laminated certificates for the following; we have typed the natnes exactly as they are to appear on the certificates. Council president ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ) /ld' - / I \ District nrune ___ _ ___ L,L ____________ _ District nrune --·-·-----------------------------··-··············-···········---·········-··-··-··-- District chairman -----------------------------------·----····--------------------·--------------- District co District commissioner--------------------------------------·----------------------------------- District executive ----------------------------------------------------'-------------··------------ District executive -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District nrune ---------------------------------·-------·-----------------------------------·-··----- District natne -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman. -------------------------·------------------------------------------------------ District chairman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner ------------------------------------------------------···----------------- District commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ····--·--·---------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ··------------------------------------------------------------------------------ District natne ··-------------------------------'----------------------·--·-------------------------- District natne ···----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman --------······---------------------·-------------------------------------------- District chairman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner ----------------·--------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ·-----------·------·------·--------·-------------------------------------------- District executive ·-··---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Form 0-539A . This copy for National Office D Regional Office D Local Office D B (Check appropriate box on each copy.) Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No ....... ----~---··············· C ·1 568 ounc1 No .............................. . NATIOr-r1\b9EfD~91riJWY scqqJ§_.,ffi:(:A¥#¥1~t;; New Brunswick, NewJersey · •·'i···: .• .r,J,...;..:,.,:.. e lilt?R:i ~OT WRITE HERE Charil:er fee $ ............................... . Quota Total $ ............................... . -Atta~W,~is ~t ~HPJ~~~n ,.pt ifr···································Chi.cka.saw .................................................. :.;; 7 .. ;:~';····· 7--------,.·-··············.::.::;·········· Local Council ········---~-~~~~"!.~ .... !,~~~~~~----····················for rel!ewal of charter for the year beginning J:;y '~. ~957, :o~et~er w~t~:'-~eports as called for. "liSid~rtctrS?Qityr;,nt·:~ l< State ( .. Le~.;~(~ ·:J ~; .'': f, ~.~: ~·· ILiE;..d.~)~7~ f) .[ ~'. ' .. :,~ -:< ~ .:'. r. • ·~( ·i Sup.pldlti.tiHtioS3~isoar>PU¢atioP.:l!i:i~ a§cyJ!JlJ>~Y,'.ing f!'~trqrts 9.@JrPri1!tsd ~Olj_ms, we enclose _the f~ll°::Vi_og;:- ~-:·: . (If any of tlie items ~re not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the !me marked"1:fa1e')" ... ",: -• ·:(-.: .. ·~-~·-~~.--· · "; · .. ~: ·,. :gill.L.J:ltr~i. !?!~:····'"·~··::. c~~e Note: Items Nos. 1, 4, and 5 should accompany application, and No. 3 if possible. .. - 1. Charter fee ·: .f. ·. '· ·.~;. . .' : . 2. Payment of quota .· . ~ '··. ,,. -~ ,; .r 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending ............................ 1956* 4. Scout executive's report for 1956, Jf any 5. Four~Year Program ("Onward fof"God and My Country") goals for 1957 (Ten Tests of Successful Scouting) 6. Roster is enclosed will be mailed .......... ---·-···-··············-----········-···----·-·--···-··------------·-- Date was mailed ·······-······-······-··················-················-·-···········------------- Date •·. ¥ • .. 9a;t/~ • - $ ..... :~-----------~-f ....... ~~.,-o ").' ,;_', $ ................................. . RIO:'.::: x~ 1r.l ft ll<:;, ' 'i? ' :' ' vi<;fi-"' / . {;,1!,-N~-.__-.--41.~;"<':'__h""'Gt::. .. ?f ----~--- ·--·:0~1:;·--·--·- Yes or No Date (Signed) · - . ·· . . · .. ·. 7 ""'\;r•······················5~~-;-;t·fu;~~ti:;~·························•·•••.- ---------------.. --·------------------------------.. --------------·-------------------·------· Date *If fiscal year is other than calendar year and ends later than June 30, 1957, then submit as a part of this charter application the figures and audit for the fiscal year just completed. If fiscal year ends between January l and June 30, 1957, then the audit is to become a part of this year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after close of fiscal year. (Be sure to list council officers on reverse side of this form.) 3.2M1156 LIST OF COUNCIL OFFICERS Name of Council ............... Q¥.~~~-~-~! .................................................... , ...... . Region No. ······----~---·········-··· 558 Council No ........................... . . Memphis,> Tennessee · · Headquarters City ............................... : .......................... State .................... , ...... . List below the names of all elected council officers who are holding office at the time this charter renewal application is submitted. Use the blank spaces for listing additional vice presidents and other officers, if any. THIS IS NOT A REGISTRATION FORM. TITLE NAME-PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT MAIL ADDRESS CITY, ZONE, AND STATE PRESIDENT Mr. ·H. F. Hemker 2508 sterick :Building Memphis, Tenn. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. James E. qdelotte 1789 Linden Avenue Memphis, Tenn. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. W. B. Fordyce West Memphis, Ark. VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Jack P. Goldscbmi d 3616 Central Memphi s , Tenn. TREASURER Mr. J. M. McKnight P. o. Box 2829, Desoto St ~ Memphis, Tenn. SCOUT _ 930 Falls Building Memphis, Tenn. COMMISSIONER Mr. R. c. Mays Vice President Mr. J. E. R. Saunders Hernando, Mis si ssipp l Vice President Mr. Alan M. Strautman 4524 Fair Meadows Men.phis, Tenn. Vice President Mr. E. L. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Mempbi s, Tenn. The above officers were elected to hold office for one year, beginning ... .c!~~-~---~----···································· 19.~---· (Date) IMPORTANT: If another council election is held during the year please prepare and submit a new list of council officers to the home office and regional office. (Signed) ---~--~-'-'~-7-·:'. .... : .. : ... '. .... c, ...... ::: .. :~: .. '..:: ....• ~~~---· Scout Executive (Date) Name of CounciL----~-~~:.:fr'./~_~,.:(!:jL:~_//tZ[,,l_ _________________ :______________________________________________________________________________________________ Region No. ---------------------------· ~.,.,- .. Headquarters City ______ /'.Jb:'.~1:?.~---_/~''.{'.~-----------·--·--------------------------------------------·----- State ___ /£d~~-----------··--·-··· Council No. ____ ':'! _ ·::'---~------------· RES UL TS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 1956, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING* :UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING Status 12/31/56 Status 12/31/56 Have Completed Have Completed Appropriate Objective Objective Appropnate Basic Training* Basic Train.ing* 12/31/57 Number 12/31/57 Number Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent I _}_[_ 1., 7 <() Cubmasters /..{.{) ~f .;:/; ~ Asst. Cubmasters !':>Ci (?-'\' .27 / /70 f 9' ~?% 7~ Asst. Scoutmasters /&3 ~~~..,-; J_I 1-;-·o Scoutmasters -· ~ '""' /. 0 () /(}() Asst. Squadron Advisors I~ ,./) 6 loo Squadron Advisors t.._/ Post Advisors ,$/ do &;/ 11" Asst. Post Advisors cJ< ~if} I /(+; ~~() Ship Advisors c:<_ ;1) 0 /dO Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) t ..) ' (Mates) c:/.. C) <J loO " xxx x x x x iEnx ptlr~oroeprs Advisors ~---() ~-- .)-0 ;"d' I :J J-1 1V1 ~ 75' TOTAL ASST. TOTA L UNIT LEADER~ UNIT LEADERS ~91 7'1 ~{"' ~-() *Credit leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the progr.am which he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. J .a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training b. Administration Section, Cub Scouters' Pow Wow, plus four additional tr.aining meetings c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training d. Explorer Leaders' Basic Tr.aining UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor tr.aining in troop camping, cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered commissioners b. Have completed a commissioners' training course Number ____ ;~ __l_ _ ,!_ ____ . '}l'tj Number-----·--------··---- DEN MOTHER TRAINING .a. Total registered Den Mothers Number _ fil_ ____ _ b. H.ave completed a basic Cub leaders' training course Number_ _. /_./)!__ ______ _ STATUS 12/31/56 Number ____ /_(.__1__ ___ _ .;.$' --------------------Per cent STATUS 12/31/56 /4.....- ____________________ Per cent STATUS 12/31/56 ~s ·--------------------Per cent ~ / , OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 /' ____ zj_ ______ Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 / _____ z_6_ ___ Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 --7-2-~cent 1956 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1957 OBJECTIVES BASIC Cub Scout leaders TRAINING OlITDOOR TRAINING OTIIER TRAINING Boy Scout leaders Explorer leaders Neighborhood commissioners District commissioners TOTAL BASIC TRAINING Troop camping Explorer cruising and boat handling Explorer expedition TOTAL OUTDOOR TRAINING Advanced Scout leaders' course Cubbers' pow wow Junior leader training Den chiefs' conference Explorer elected leaders' train~g Den Mothers' workshop Other courses (list) 1956 1957 No.of No.of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CQNDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED 'f 7~ '""' t' 9 ?..:t• ./ 7 o1 ~- / :;:; d... () i/ ....,, ·~ ~~" - ;<~ "',J /') ~ '"" Y' ~·· r I 0 () ~ 0 a 0 (lJ 0 a I Did this council conduct training-before-commissioning for unit leaders in 1956? iO Yes UNIVERSITY COURSES The following courses have been conducted by colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this council. Do not include these courses in the council totals. Name of School No No. Atten- Courses dance I College Credit Yes No ·o/ ... ./· .f ~/' /",ll./"/-''> ' -----------------------------------------------5~~~~-f;~;~~~ifrv··-··············------------- Chairman, Leadership Training Committee Porm0-539f REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1956 Headquarters City_ _.M. "".."." .-' -=-b'':P iS_ ____________ State TeEnessee Region No., _ __,5'-----Council No._----"=-'55"'"""8.o....._ __ ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD Col. 1 Col. 2 Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1956. Cub Scouts ~ali.fied urmg 1956 Bobcat xxx Wolf 1279 Bear 716 Lion 412 Webelos 172 xxx Enrolled Dec. 31, 1956 /tJI) 1./ J ~t. / '77 1-Awiculture ____________________ ------~------ 2-Ammal Industry ___________ --------·--z.-···-· 3-Archery __________________________ --------~,Q _____ _ 4-Architecture ___________________________ J _____ _ L~~~;~~~~r::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::ii:::::: 7-Athletics. _______________________ ...... 11. ... . S-Automobiling _______________________ 10 _____ _ 1~ ~;~~~~----------------------------_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- ---------------~t.-_-_-_- 11-Beef Production ____________ -------~---·-· TOTAL .¢ /4-£/ 12-B~ekeeping ...... ,------------· -------~~----· =========±=====l::=b.~~== 13-Bird Study _____________________ ----------------- Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops 14-Bookbinding ________________________ lQ ____ _ 15-Botany _________________________________ J ________ . 16-Bugling. ________________________ _________ ] ____ _ Tenderfoot xxx Second Class 734 First Class 376 Star 155 17-Busin~ss------------------------- -------17------- lS-Campmg. ______________________ ..... l.3.3. ..... . 19-1Canoeing _______________________ -------.36----- 20-,-Chemistry ....................... ---------6.----- 21-Citizenship in Home __________ lJJ ______ _ 22- " -Community .. -------@.?----- 23- " -Nation. _______ -------1-5------ Life 92 Eagle 35 Explorers without Boy Scout rank xxx TOTAL TROOP MEMBERS xxx S3 24-Coin Collecting ____________________ ll ____ _ 2 5-Cooking _____________________________ fk.~------ 26-Corn Farming ________________________ .2_ ___ _ 27-Cotton Farming ____________ _________ 5 ____ _ 2S-Cycling. _________________________ --------t------ 4- "';;S" ~~ g~2~~~~::::::::::::::::::::::: ::::::::::a:::::: =========±::====:±=::±:::':::::::!!:== 31-Dramatics---------------------------------l------ Explorers in Explorer Units 32-Electricity ______________________________ 15 ____ _ 33-Farm Home __________________ -------~------ 'fj t) '3 34-Farm Layout _________________ ------------------ No Explorer rank XXX 35-Farm Mechanics _____________________ J _____ _ Apprentice 78 J ,d_ °!> 36-Farm Records __________________________ 4 ___ _ cJ: 3 7-Fingerprinting _____________________ JJ. ____ _ Bronze Award 21 I 2f 3S-Firemanship .... _______________ .... l.31------· Gold Award 9 J I 39-First Aid _______________________ ----1913.------ 40-First Aid to Animals ____________ .lk _____ _ Life Eagle Silver Award ~ 41-Fishing __________________________ ...... 66 ...... . ---------+-----+----===- 42-Forestry-------------------------- ______ Jl ..... . _O_rd_i_na_ry _____ ,__ __- -+_ __6 __ 43-Fruit an.d Nut Growing. ------------------ Able CJ 44-Gardening.-----------·-····---- ...... 12----·-· ---------+------1-----=-- 45-Geology·------------------------ ------------------ Quartermaster CJ 46-Grasses, Legumes ___________ ---------2------· --'----------+-----+'71-11---'t-QAJ-=~-.J_,, ,~7-Hiking __________________________ ....... 71 _____ _ Star 8 4S-Hog and Pork Prod. _______________ _8 ______ _ 3 1' 49-Home Repairs ____________________ J.94 _____ _ 50-Horsemanship---·--···------- ...... 16 ...... . 18 '' 51-1fI~b~Jo&e-Mliiiera:Lf ---------§------ 52-lnsect Life ...................... -----~---······· 5 3-J ournalism ........................... 2 ......... . 54-Landscape Gardening ..................... . 5 5-Leatherwork.. ................. ---~---······ 56-Lifes~ving ....................... 1~P,---·-····· 5 7-Machmery ....................... ···f8·········· 5S-Marksmanship ................................ . 59-Masonry ............................... 8 ......... . 60-Mechanical Drawing ...... ---i~--------- 61-Metalwork.____________________ ----------------- 62-Music. ______________________________ ,25_ ________ _ 63-Nature. ______________________ ·'..l __ JJ-5 ________ _ ~4-~ainting·---.--------------------- ... t_J. _______ _ 5 ersonal Fitness _____________ ----~~---------- 66-Photography _________________ ------r---------- 67-Pigeon Raising _____________________ J_ ________ _ 6S-Pionee~ing _________________________ s5--------- 69-Plumbing ....................... -------····------- 70-Pottery .... _____________________________ l ________ _ 71-Poultry Ke·eping __________________ ,9-________ _ 72-Printing _____________________________ _J. ________ _ 73-Public Health __________________ _7JJ ________ , 74-Public Speaking. ________________ 59 ________ _ 75-Rabbit Raising ______________ ------6.--------- 76-Radio .... ____________________________ ],Q ________ _ 77-Railroading ________________________ J _________ _ 7S-Reading·--··-···----------------- .. .81--------- 79-Reptile Study ____________________ J,.5. ________ _ SO-Ro wi. ng _________________________ ----1---1--- -------- Sl--Saf ety ........ _, ___________________ -1---2--0--- --------- S2-Salesmanship .................. __ J_5 ________ _ S3-Scholarship ....... _____________ -lll--------- S4-Sculpture ___________________________ _J_ _________ _ S5-Seamanship-------------------- -----l---------- S6-Sheep Farming ______________ -----4---------· S7-Signaling ________________________ -----2---------· SS-Skiing ____________________________ -----------------· S9-Small Grains __________________ ------.3---------- 90-Soil and Water Conserv. __ Ji.Q. ________ _ 91-Stamp Collecting ___________ .. 2.3---------- 92-Surveying ______________________ ---20---------- 93-Swimming ...................... 120 .......... . 94-Textiles ........... : _____________ ---.3------------- ~~:~:Jt~:-M~~~~~~~~::: :2!::::::::::::: 97-Woodcarving ________________ 3.?------------· 9S-W oodwork. ____________________ ,2_0 __________ _ 99-World Brotherhood ______ 2Q ____________ _ 100-.j;!i~ney:----------------·- --~----------·-· TotaL.297 ~-------· 3.2Ml156 / ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. Number of units Dec. 31, :1956: Troops __ _l{_7 ___ Explorer units _____ ~S: _ Tota1 _________ =3 ___ ~---~ Number Per Cent 2. Units which conducted boards of review for Second and First Class rank in 19 5 6: --------------- ----------- ------------~------------------------ --------------------------------------------- -- ___ % 3. Units which conducted boards of review for Star and Life rank in 1956: % 5. Troops which had 40 per cent or more of their membership who were First(--.\ ( Cl k d bo f h d f h ' h \_ K · .-/'- ass ran an a ve as o t e en o t e troop s c arter vear ·---------------- ~~ l '"' " /. ,' \"" ___ % ' I \j '6. Does the advancement committee have a plan for contacting units at least annually for continued training in·- advanc)ffien): proc~gu~_es ?/--~-~-------.~~.---~ Yes D No ~ ~z 4-<~.··1 f t,.:b.._ .• ";;J, Please attach copy of all present advancement procedures which were adopted during 1956. (Signed) Chairman, Advancement Committee Form 0•'39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE -1956 Region No. Name of CounciL .. .C2,:.__, _______ , __ :_,,_'. ____ :, __ ,:~~--~~!:~1 __________________________________________________________________________________ _ . i.- ,,,- ,Y~ Council No. Y. ... ~:: ___ ; ___________ _ Headquarters City ... //;.::: .. ,::~' .. ,:'.'::./.:::, .• ~~~---···-·······--·-··-··-········-···- State .. / ___ ,,/ .• :~i __ ./:.'. ........... ~-----· CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-1956 (Note: Units include total troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units.) Number Per Cent Note: In reporting year-round camping, choose the most convenient twelve-month period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September through Au- GROUP 1: . . . . l? ~· ' (,},S Umts campmg a total of ten days and mghts durmg the year --------····· GROUP 2: A. Units doing some camping, but not up to the standard ;,- t· of Group 1 gust), or the chartered year of each unit. In the B. Units doing no camping ___ L:~. ----~¥..1.J latter case, the accumulated reports secured froll] TOTAL OF ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Report of Org. and Ext. charter reviews covering twreevv~e;,::~:~~+--==C§o:m~m~-~) ~T~o~t!a~J ~tr~o~o~p~a~n~d:_:E~xp~l~o:re~r~un~1~·ts~,~D~ec~.~3~1:,~1~9~5~6~-----_:"':2:--a:-~~',,..:?,:__~l~O~O~%: of each unit would result in the council total. Number of units receiving the nation Award (50 per cent of tive J members .camping a total of ten days and mg · --··· .... (, .;.) l, .... , •'' .' Membership June 30, 1956, wasd .. ~ ...... troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units; ................................... z:: .... ~ .. '::::.:r.. ......... Boy Scouts and Explorers. LONG-TERlvf CAMPING (six or more consecutive days). Yearly summary: Include tours, cruises, service camps, Explorer trips, etc. Do not include Scouts from other councils. Number of Number of Number of Different Unit Units Scouts & Explorers Scouters A. CHARTERED UNITS WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 7 .!-)- 9 ~I 'if' ) Jl-3 1. On council site 2. Off oouncil site ,j .... 9 f· ;g ~I 'j' JO 7 " JJ ! 3. Total (1 and 2) r-"",.r B. PROVISIONAL UNITS ~1-~·> 9-'f 4. On council site xxx ...... )~ xxx .. . -• 5. Off council site ,_ '·/ xxx 1/ '.' ..-_, 6. Total (4 and 5) ~/ '-.: ,J ..... ~ C. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6) _ xxx /-3 !'c ·~ 7. Per cent of June 30., 1956, Boy Scout and Explorer membership* xxx /) ' 0 J /, / % xxx *In computing the percentage of Jong-term camping for the year, divide the grand total, line C, by the June 30 Scout•and Explorer membership. / Totals below should be included in summary of long-term camping if camping period is six consecutive days or more. Agricultural service camp Forest Explorer expedition, cruise, canoe trip, pack trip, etc. Tours outside council area Number of tours Philmont Scout Ranch ... ) Boy ...... :-..... Scouts and Explorers 1 Boy ...... (.--:: ... Scouts and Explorers t, E 1 ------------- xp orers , Boy 2.~ .. LScouts and Explorers -.5.:_g ___ Scouters .. .L.?. .... Tours ... -2'.~~---Explorers _____ ';:~: ... Scouters ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age. AGES 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Over Total Central camp staff** f-. I I ' { f"; ! ~ 3 n I"\ J_ ,J./ Cl ( . ~,:1 .. / / :, .. / :_/ ,. Provisional Scoutmasters (~,, •. ,, ,, .. Provisional Asst. SM' s. ••(Do not include Scoutmasters or assistants of chartered or provisional troops, or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as troop cooking.) 3.2M1156 ? CAMP OPERATION. 1. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1956 (summer and year-around camping). $_,,'.,~)'~··;~' _·'_' _.. _ ::_w)) (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include the council appropriation as a receipt.) ,. .. , 2. What amount was included in the council 1956 operating budget as the council appropriation for camp fog~,$ /, 0 -;., :;;; • (J ~~~,/,/~~- ~ CAMP/CAPITAL ~ 1. Amount spent on camp development in 1956.-----------------------------------------·-··-··-·····-··--··-····-----·-·---·-----·-------------·---------··-· $ _____ _ 2. Does the council plan on camp expansion in 1957 ?-------------------------------------------------------------:·-------······-···--···---~---------0 Yes D No 3~ If ''yes,,'' estimate cost. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4~ Amount available now for camp developmenL-------------··--------------------------------------------------------------·--····-·-----·-··············-·-· S. Amount of special funds for camp development that council plans to raise in 1957. ·-----····-------··--·---------------------- 6. Additional camp· acreage acquired during 1956 ...... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 7. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council own? , ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 8. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council operate? -------------------------------------------------------------------- $ $ $ ACTIVITIES NUMBER HELD ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE 1957 ACTIVITIES PLANNED (check) I. ACTIVITIES - 1956 Camporees Circuses Expositions Mobilizations Pilgrimages Fair participation Expeditions Vocational conferences Roundup Boy Scout Week Aquatic activities Other. . . .. . · . "' ,. · . II. CUB scoy::tING Council District / I j / v.~ I "" Boy Members .. rY ·:.) /1.. ", ; ··~ p· / ./.- (...~ ;j' l-·· ~"' c~ Public 500 ~-i ,_ i ,.) _? So Council ! I / District / [;_.,.-., Does the council have a Cub Scout activity resource book, listing possible places to visit and things to do on a pack basis? ---------------------------------------------------------------------·----··---·---- D Yes ~<I No III. EXPLORING Did the council hold a "Citizens Now" conference in 1956? D Yes 1)(1 No How many Explorers participated? ________________________________ _ · .. Remarks /} .?.··· 1'/,( ,./ _, .::;? J '/ ,,'_...."\ 0 cfZ_ .,<...) I ,/ .'.r- ~ < __, '• ·.. ~>~ h I Will the council hold a "Citizens Now" conference in 1957? D Yes [>~I No Dates : -- --___ .. ___ ..... --. ---------------------------------------------- ---- IV. CIVIC SERVICE • • • • . . / . .· .· . '· /... _.,· '. " . i v . Our most successful c1vic-serv1ce event durmg the year was .... -. ... : .......... i·--·------'-----··------:···-·--;,~---·-------·<--: ____ _. _____________________________________________________ _ ·-------------------------·-------------------------------------·-------·-·--------·-··--------------------------·.---·-·-·-·-------·(_~--------------------------------------·----·------------·------------------------------- (Signed) ·---·-~---------: __ :;;~f~--A~L:.~ .. ~ ... :.. c .... ~-------~------: _____ ;c, _______________________ __ Chairman, Camping and Activities Committee Scout Executive Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION - ·COMMITTEE -1956 Region No. --------~-------·-········ Name of Council--~------------:.<:... ... ~----·-···-·····----······--·-······ Headquarters Ci!f----,---------~---······· State .... ~ Council No. .~tf.. .R :. ......... . Net Estimated Total on New in Separations # Total on TABLE 1 Dec. 31, 1955 1956 in 1956 Dec •. 31, 1956 New in (See Note) 1957 1. Total Cub Scout units /2. 2-i 2. Total Boy Scout units 161 t/ 3. Total Explorer units 5 $" ,- !('·- :!- 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) .J 2. f v-- I CJ' 5. Total Cub Scouts 9-14 f,60"' ·~:r.-1 6. Total Boy Scouts ~tflc)f/ 31~J' 7. Total Explorers J-17 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 9. Total pack Scouters (incl. Den Mothers) 10. Total troop Scouters 11. Total Explorer unit Scouters 12. All other Scouters (council and dis~rict) 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10; 11, and 12) xxx xxx # Net separations equals "total separated;, minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfers in." TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1956 Tenure completed in respective programs Less than 1 Year 1to2 Years 2 to 3 Years 3 to4 Years Est. Net Separations 1957 /J/ 2/ I ·4.f,j .:1. r..."'J b> .- ;1::,.,,,.::. eP 2 44-Lf xxx c: ISxxx 4orMore Years Objectives Dec. 31, 1957 /.F? -'I../ S-eJ 42. 5~4 DO 5 -/- rt' c:,.. . i~ /' t-· {~'l"' ~CJ I ~S-e; 1- s-o ,..,.,,.,,, '"'·'· ( • ..r...>1¥"' ~ I,;;, L-/- C.f ~,,j-:;;;:;;;- TOTAL ~Bo~y~s-in~p-ac_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--1~~~~S'~(;,:!.-l-L-~~;.L_+--~~O~f--x_x~x~-+~x_x~x~-+-.s.=~~-+_;_~ (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout ~B_o_ys_1_·n_u_oo~p-s~....::an=d=.:.a=s=a=n=E=x~p=lo=r=er~1=·n~t=h=e=tr=o=o~p~.)~~~-l--~~~:::::=---1-~~::i:3:d:::~~~~::::::.-1-~~~~-l-~~~~-l-~~~~..:__~1 // Young men in Explorer units (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer.) NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1956. TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1956 (under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1956, should Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Exploring be given only for boys and units in (See Note 1) (See Note 2) (See Note 3) villages under 2,500 population and December 31 December 31 December 31 open country. 1955 1956 1955 1956 1955 1956 Total rural boy members l.J. rs, 7 3'1/ Lf I{:, 95~ 13 c:<3 Total rural units I u I ?, ,;x. I 11 I I - Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. TOTAL December 31 1955 1956 Y<lh 77:U 31 ~I. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, including Explorers in uoops and Lone Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes squadrons, posts, ships and members thereof, and Lone Explorers. TABLE 4 UNIT REREGISTRATION On Dec. 31, 1956, we had ........ ~-~ .... unregistered units of all kinds (November or prior expirations). In 1956 we used the charter-review procedure, involving participation of unit leaders and committee and representatives of cpartered institutions and council, . "d h • . f -? A ,c' • f l l .;; t>S' • • • d . th mci ent to t e reregistrat10n o .. -llff( •• ~.::i ........ units out o our tota o. ······-······--------··· units reregistermg urmg e year. The council has a definite plan for promoting unit budget plans (check one). 1~D No y·' .TABLE 5 .. nm WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY. Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: 1. institutions having packs (one or more) only ................ ----······-···················--·-·······------··-· 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only ................................................................... . 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only ..................................................... . 4. Institutions having both packs and trQops ........................................................................... . 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units ............................................................. . 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units ........................................ , .................... . 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family (packs, troops, ind Explorer units) --·········-··· 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS ................................... . Number /0-0 I 6 (Signod)~fl:'-~.t t!__~ Ch~:~~~~nization and Extension Committee ----------~;~::.~ ••• ::'.;"--:~'---~-;,; __ , __________ ,, _ ,_, _ ,_~ __ L_ ________ . _____ _ Scout Executive Form 0-539B Region N o .. __." ""I __ Name of Counci,_l --ift1110~· t~dtll•l.& ~G:__._ __ _______________ Council No .. ..=ou"a""=.· · __ Headquarters City -------------- Stat.~------- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of national record and comparison.) EXPENDITURES-For Fiscal Year Ending,------~---1956 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 Below) (Col. 1 Minus Col. 2) 1. Executives salaries* ......... $ $ .. ... $A8.•'"""." ~"' ··~ ..... 2. Office salaries .................... i :•.,.,.,. . ---·~ llt -· •• , ...... .Ii. 't.A 3. Retirement, Soc. Sec ........ •"-*M ·:;..; 1 ••. •""~.Mill 4. Rent, light, heat, tel... ....... 4~_.,,., fl6 .. •Jn ft! ·eft 5. Office supplies ................... II#-.;. ... ~ "' .·\!lftll ~ 6. Postage, express. .............. it"'"ll'\• .. ' ·~'*"'·~- 7. Fiel\f expense, transp'n .... ··n"l'!t •ut e'"Afln 1td ~ 8. Public relations ................. ft ~ A "''i( 9. ca m.p.m g **. &.. ."""• ········ fl.WA t't'l 1, ' K~~ '!It 10. Leader trng. & conf .......... ·'· 1-aAO I . 1~. ...~ -02 11.=uota, charter fee .... 1 .. :1!15.M 7 "~ ·- """ 1 _'!GI!! .JI., I..--/ . , ......... - 12. :ls.tll.l~•t. ... 13. Campaign expense ............. 14. Interest on indebtedness:j:. 15. Insurance ................... ~----~-- 9M.M #!Hiil I.ft,; 16. Miscellaneous .................... \ nCIHll &4 . 1 Atnl ae ~ Matn· . s • ~ ___ . __ , -·. A t'\"lll.Nt. /J .• J >'irJ ~·& A•"'" 18 .l'IA ~· .. """ ... f/VVl.,C ' 0 -*-.... -- i "' l.e.a.l.th & latet..• .1_A ,A.,.i,,l.i --r~</ •A ...... ~~ ............ o. A 11. a .... u /,,/\ ............. t / ·-.. <'!i<• ottt.u Sel'ri.ee ihcht •• ta.a 1))1~ .JI"~ 91 .. M . .., •.. TOTAL OPERATING $ ,.,.:«>0.tl $ ' $ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office building ................... $ $ 2. Office· equipment ............... ' 3. Camp property .................. x x x 4. Camp equipment.. ............. 5. Automobile ........................ TOTAL CAPITAL $ $ III. Revolving Accounts: (National funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE.. ................. $ $ $ 2. R eg>. Strabo. nS---------------------iI ; _., ;• \ 3. Scout supplies ... , ............... TOTAL REVOLVING $ (-tll.,ii.84):·· $ $ IV. Sundry Accounts $ ( 19191L o• $ $ v. Payments of Indebtedness Incurred in Previous Years ........ ...... $ BUDGET-1957 (NET) $,. .. ""Al!\~M 1'#'J-~.At\ .. .. =-~ .'tl!i IJ!~~ ... N\ ,,_-~-~ el- AA1l-A~ A -. t'l~lit .PA ft 'tllt ~_ ...... 4~ r.mt".. .. !.'t!'.t 1 .. 17.5 .. M 1~t..: :ll'. ... ~ -Ab. 'L~f:l.M A A~-N!t ~-· . . ·a . M~.. . fft ~.IV\ 956.'5. $124.320 •• $ $ $ $ $ $ NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. *In reporting salaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. **Include ·all camp operating expenditures and receipts for the entire fiscal year, ·both ;budgeted ~d unbudgeted. :j:Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. ' 3.2M1156 INCOME-Analysis of income from contributions received during 1956 fiscal year. INCOME FROM AID:As WHERE CouNcIL INCOME FROM AREAS p ARTICIPATES IN COMMUNITY CHEST INCOME FROM WHERE COUNCIL DOES INVESTMENTS TOTAL INCOME From From NOT PARTICIPATE (TRUST FUNDS, Chests or Supplemental IN CHEST INTEREST, ETC,) United Funds Contributions* ' .... ,. 118:'«>.4.\ 14024.;7'1* .423 •. 48 - 'II& Total for council operation ..... ~ Total for capital purposes ........ xxx xxx xxx xxx *Include all income received from community chest territory over and above the chest contribution, such as income from sustaining memberships, friends of Sc9uting,, or special solicitations of board members and others. Assets, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) Current-Cash on hand and in bank $ l 474.411 *Fixed- Office building Office equipment Camp property Camp equipment Automobile · Unpaid· pledges Office ~upplies . Supplies for resale Securities .... 14"19,.38 68635,11 ·TOTAL$ ... .16 *Present value TOT AL $ 236948.0I Outstanding Obligations, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) Operations~Accounts and bills payable $ 11'11.83 ·Notes payable ~h-•-· __ _ Capital-Accounts and bills payable Notes payable Reserve for i957 operations lone Mortgages TOTAL$ 1&75.83 TOTAL $,__.,lfoou· cuJl8 __ _ have been Our accounts will be audited by _.._P,..u.tl ... ,v.""', a.ind ... -._..· .... -..'--· ..,.lift .. · ·_.\eb_.e .. la..lr..-e&"-"Oq;ifO,.. _______________ _ ' (State whether CPA or professional accountant) Does the council use the local council standard monthly financial report? D Yes [j No(vlll be Uled 1n t5?) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service Division and will maintain our account on a thirty-day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here.$·-----) This council has established a trust fund controlled by an approved declaration of trust and administered by trustees. (Check yes or no.) Yes. _____ N o,_~X=--- The amount of this trust fund, December 31, 1956, was $·--1'w~N11•••1---. 1 Remarks, explanations, or additions:·-------------~---------------------- (Signed) . • Chairman, Finance Committee . Inol.114•• 7,000 ap.pto. :f'tcml Capital J\ul41 Scout Executive _./ . Form 0-539B . REPORT OF FINANCE 114 ~~, JJ?a-</ COMMITTEE-1956 J; . .-------- Region No,, _ __,5~-- Name of Counci . ._J _ __,C""'h.,.i.l..\.ick..,.ciai.i:su:;a:uwL-_________________ _ Council N o .. _.5=.5.. 8. ,,__ _ Headquarters City -------------- State. ______ _ (?lease use only following classification. This is for purpose of national record and comparison.) EXPE!jDITURES-For Fiscal Year Ending _____ ~_,,_~ _ 1956 BUDGET-1957 (NET) Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 I. Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note 1 Below) (Col. 1 Minus Col. 2) · 1. Executives salaries* ......... $ $ $An ~.nA $ A r:r t! .. I'\ l'\A 54,oeo.oo 2. Office salaries .................... . ... - - ., 1 a-,. , t!t'U: - ,A , a. t!Ot: , A ,., O?n l'\I'\ 3. Retirement, Soc. Sec ........ '% a,!)!) AA 'Z • a,~., - AA .4. i:::~:in 4. Rent, light, heat, tel... ....... '% ''11 'Z QQ ~ r:r • .,, ,, Ol"lo . 'Z r::: 41"1 l'V\ 5. Office supplies ................... r:r. 1 nA ~ ' r:r 0 1nA ~ '%-~An-..,~ 6. Postage, express ............... 2: ~a. '%'% . \ -· . ·- '' ',' ~- 'llt'\t: r:rr:r ?. At!.r:r 0., 7. Fiel? expense, transp'n .... A 0 1'\"%!:1 1 "% \ A• f'ln'> , 'Z . - . ., . a .n ci::: . ""'"-" 8. f'ublic rtrlations ................. n n n- 9. Camping**. ;&..Act. .........., .. . R '7'7fi !>1 . Iii: l"Jl'!ll" .,, .I i.'2A~ n?. 1 .. _ !71'!?. . M>. J.5:, 3'7-.00 10. Leader trng. & conf... ....... -: ... .. A ~Rf; R!': 11. Nat'Lquqta, charter fee .... , • 1 ?i::: nn ) ' ' 1 . , .,i::; IV\ 1. 1'7fi .nn 12. Htlil/tH:Hs.TslsphoDa ..... • iai::: A1 !...-/ . . . 1 , ,,.,.r::: Ai , . . . i:::i:::l"I -1"11'\ 13. Campaign expense ............. 14. Interest on indebtedness:j:. 15. Insurance ............................ '70G £!"1 "'"" t! ... Al"J C! l'\I'\ 16. Mis~ellan~ous .................... 1 nci::: i:::t: . .. 1 nAlli: F::a. , - r.zt'\Q -gn Mn'4n .. -~---- c::i .. 1-~.ae1 . Un- . A .. . - - .. - .it ni c nn I A I'\, Q l'\f\ A n?n nn A - ..... • ian.ntz l~t/{} .• 1 on ntz • r:ri:::" -an f:ra.,,1 +'k ~ !:! .. +'Ai:'V' 1A All: I/I~ ',;;; ,:A·~;; - C:l!?r.!' l"JI!: A~1A-t t. 2~nn ;rv ... ~ / 2M.nn 2!=\n.nn o .. & 'RI. !)QA Qa, l/'vvv (/· . ~A QQ. o~i;~ .,i:; Of't"i ,.,. SA1"V'i ,..,. u._,.i...; Q~ "'"' ·-- , - »1 . .LL,r/L 02 i:::1 & rAnai.T-~. - - ~'; ,.,. : TOTAL OPERATING $ 97,000.96 $ - $ $ 124. 220. 38 ' II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office building ................... $ $ $ 2. Office equipment... ............ ,. .. .. " t . 3. Camp property .................. xx x 4. Camp equipm,ent...,_; .... :,: .. 5. Automobile ........................ TOTAL CAPITAL $ $ $ III. Revolving Accounts: (National funds) 1. BOYS' LIFE. .................. $ $ $ $ 2. Registrations. .................... J /.f: l1·0- .. f-tA_,\ 3. Scout supplies ................... TOTAL REVOLVING $ (819.84) $ ; $ $ IV. Sundry Accounts $(1Q1'7t:: Q'.)\ $ $ $ v. Payments of Indebtedness Incurred in Previous Years ............... $ $ NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column. *In reporting salaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. **Include all camp operating expenditures and receipts for the entire. fis.ca:l yeal', 1both budge,ted ~d unhudgetecL , :j:Do not include payments to reduce "principal" indebtedness. 3.2M1156 .... INC0ME-Analysis of income from contributions recdv·ed during 1956 fiscal year . INCOME FROM AREAS WHERE COUNCIL PARTICIPATES IN COMMUNITY CHEST INCOME FROM.AREAS. INCOME FROM WHERE COUNCIL DOES INVESTMENTS TOTAL INCOME From From NoT PARTICIPATE (TRUST FUNDS, Chests or Supplemental IN CHEST INTEREST, ETC.) United Funds Contributions* ·, Total for council operation ____ 66923.78 118~-41 lM\~..d. 77* .d.~~ ..4n Q ,,.,,.. " '7/! Total for capital purposes ________ xxx xxx xxx xxx *Include all income received from community chest territory over and above the chest contribution, such as income from sustaining memberships, friends of Scouting, or special solicitations of board members and others. .... '{ .. < Current-Cash qn hand and Unpaid' pledges Office supplies ... . ' t ·~· Supplies for resale Securities m bank,$ Assets, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) 14'?4.44. *Fixed- Office huildiqg None- Office equipment 000.00 Camp J?rope~ty 1632.21 Camp equipment 36074.61 Autombbile ' TOT AL $ 39781e26 *Present value Outstanding Obligations, Dec. 31, 1956 (Or end of fiscal year) $ None 9513.58 .I 148797.35 • c 68635.15 None TOT AL $ 226946.08 Operatfo11:s~Accounts and bills payable $ 1675.83 Notes payable _N.....,o,,.n,,,.,9.__ __ _ Capital-Accounts and bills payable Notes ]?ayable Reserve for 1957 operations ~•-o .. n ... e,__ _ _ Mortgages None TOTAL $ 1675.83 TOT AL $.---"'Nn.o .... ne....__ _ _ 0 l1a ii b II 1 . d' d b . p t ""'-rwi.-'- Mi t h 11 " Q ur accounts will be au 1te y _._..e..,a"-"-1,μ.wa."""'.__.._...,ws: ....... ._, ~..,....._.. .... c....,.A...., .... _..oc._,,,,.,o...,.,__ ________________ _ (State whether CPA or professional accountant) Does the council use the local council standard monthly financial report? D Yes [JI No( will be used in t 57) We request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service Division and will maintain our account on a thirty-day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here.$'------) This council has established a trust fund controlled by an approved declaration of trust and administered by trustees. (Check yes or no.) Yes, _____ No. _ __,X:,,,,·'-. __ The amount of this trust fund, December 31, 1956, was $. ___,.Ji ... ou.n ... e---- Remarks, explanations, or additions:----------------~------------------- (Signed) _____________ _ Iii Chairman, Finance Committee Includes 7 ,000 appro. from Capital Funds Scout Executive ~-539B·. ·REPORT OF FINANCE CO~!!I~.E-: .. J-9~ Nameof Counci,.._:--------:~-__,,.-__; ____ ~=------ EXPENDITURES-For Filcal Y I. OperatJ.nc ExPendlturell: · I classification. This is for purpose. &f national . ~, ColU1111l 2 Special Receipts (See Note I Below) -.----~ Region No·-~-Council No·---- BUDGET-1957 (NET) 1. Executives salaries•---······u-~1'/"7~~-:J...-+----__;---+~~Wl'L!l~~...:z::~--~,_..u~~;:'!2_ 2. Office salaries. ........ - ...... : ... n-~ir:-e-~~~~--------t-JLC!'7-1.0..~!.W~-4--LJ~:.A.!:::::...~~~ 3. J{etiremcnt, Soc. Se.c ........ 11->;~~~~~~----~.,----....:-r-,---.--+--Cl...f.-li~~~+-..J:i.~--L::L..-L~ 4~ Rent, light, heat, tcl... ....... tt-~!>-~~=--~~--__;.-----+-~~n..~~~~-~~~:;__g~ 5. Office suppliCS---····-··tt--.r:~~~~~-=r=---------+-.l::ll.~CL~P,..:.~~_.!~U..ti.J~.1$Jlt- 6. Postage, cxpress ....... - ... ·-tr-----=~~~~~!lil't----_.:..-..__--+-~+..w..1U1:.:...:::L.:~__:~~JL.JZ,.-~L- 7_ Field expenac, transp'n .... -~-Jooii~""'-~~llf---------t--~;.i._e.....:~::J...:!!!=.~--"~>_§.,~..£.'Q.._ s. Publi~~~7~------~~~~~qcta~~z:uz=~~~~~czjt~~iJj~~~ 9. Campi . · .. !.. .... ~~ 10. Leader tmg. & conf ·····-·-·-tt-....;..;...--.~~~~rl-----__..;--"-'7--4-~!'..:--=-::......u..---!a.sa~---.!-ll!..ie::!.. 11. N at'l quott., charter f ec. .... if--!..-c..""'.lo..7~:+-+-:-=~:-----.-:---!-....!...J.__L.'-L-¥..~~-4--..L!.--'-.¥...:.-L:.~ 12 •. ~Titie1·"'.--!·-·i-'·· ...... J ' • _.. .. ·" 13. Campaign expeme.~._ ____ _ 14. Interest on indebtcdnesst-.r-::-.:;;"""llr--:r::---i...._--------t-----.. ...... ,..,........--~------.-:.-- 15. Insurance.. .. _. ___ _..,.,_ ______ +--~~;:::--~:=-~t--------~l---:-:..~.x;.~~4--......-'a....i!....2.~~_;;_/J _)'(>. Miscellaneous..~ .... ..; ...• _.... I . . -- . {. i " . . . TOTAL OPER/l11NG $ $ II. Capital Expenditurea: 1. Office buildiai-----·-····· ........ '-------4 2. Office equipmmt ............... i.--------f 3. Camp property ................... 11---------< xxx 4. Camp equipmcnl---·········.._,_...._ ____ -1 5. Automobile..--··---··-········t1---------1 TOTAL CAPITAL $ $ III. Revolving Accounta: ( N ation&l fanda) . J 1. BOYS' LIFE. ................. . 2. Registrations..·-··-··-······· 3. Scout supplics. ..... ·-····--·····H--~~.=....;......._...._--t-':;;;;._;_.=:,,,-.~~---+--"'-=-......t.~-L---#-------' TOT AL REVOLVING $ $ IV. Sundry Account~ '$ V. Payments of lndebtednea tncurred in Previous Yean .. $ NOTE 1-RepOrt u ~ial Receipt& only auch items u_camp fees, canteen recei.pta, ·traininc course feet, etc., which are incidental to certain · council acfrr1tie1. Also report Revolvins Account receipts in' second column. · . •In reportins aalaries, do not include transporation allowances. Do not di1tribu&e any salaries to other budget items. .. Include all camp opcratinc expenditura and receipta for the entm fiKa1 JCU, both budaeted and anbadpted. U>o not include payments to reduce "principal'' indebn:m... IN~ME-~.aia.of income from contributiC:mJ received during 1956 iac:al y-.r.~ , 1 _, -~ - - ' - .. - , -, .~ ' INCOKB PllOM AuAa W:am CouNcu. I•_._~·· .. - •• PAATIOl'ATa IJf ~ CBUT ---- , __ ~ ~-----...-------tWaas C°AJuJrm. Doa From Cbesta or United Funds Nor P Aartil;DA'J'S INCBUT l•ooanox - 1.....nwm ( nv.-: tt7X1111, IJITDSft, ere.) TOTAL INCOME y Total for council operation ..... !-i.Ja..L.4.i~~+,..W:c:=::.-..a:.+-"4-~:=..1:11 --~"'"""'.-a~..._~,._.._.__._..-;....:::o..i ...... Total for capital purposes,. .... . xxx xxx xxx. xxx •Include all income teeeim from community chest tenitorJ -o.nr and above ·the Cbett contribution; .-da u ..._ fl'Olll l1lltaininc memberships, frieadl of ~utinf, or tpecial aolicitatiolia oi. board~ ud ~ _ . ·-. -.:.__ _ , Current-Cub an band and iD .bank Urtpaid pledges Office supplies $Upplies for resale Secufttica - - . .,. __.;;!_. :;:;,,.. .. -· - .;, - ... ·-· . ' ..... -· - ...... _,, 32 t J.; ---J 1,.,, Zd· t. I ·-~., . . r-.- . . . , '\ \ ' ............. . ·: .:·- . < - .. . .. ~ ... • •, •· .... r.,.. J' ' ..• ,t, .• ;,~, ... ;_....._..._...._ __ : - .. TOTAL -t--«-~J ·- _l --\..."""'. ..... ' - - - •• •• · ... . -___ ......... _ Walthall Peters~ Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill Springer Lamar Howell Jo A. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemen: The below is needed by Monday noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual 0 & E report. Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program as follows: Institutions having packs (one or more) only 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only 4. Institutions having both packs and troops 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family (packs, Troops & Explorer units) 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOuTING UNITS Bert Registration Number fk· 7 0 Wa:Lth_ajJ._P~ters~ ·•Ralph Young;V 1ifnn.1e Ray . Bill Springer Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemen: The below is needed by Monday noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual 0 & E ,report. · \ Indicate ~umber of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program as tollowss 1. Institutions having pa.eke (one or more) only 2 •. Institutions having troops (one or more) only 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only 4. Institutions having both packs and troops 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family · (pAcks, Troops & Explorer units) s. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING scourING UNITS Bert Registration Number 0 1C i .._; I 0 j/ .. 2 Walthall Peters Ralph Young /' Connie J:lay v Bill Springer Lama.r Howell J. A.. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harri.a The below is needed by Mondll\\' noon, January 14. This data is required on the armual 0 & E rePort. Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program as tollows1 Number i. Institutions having packs (one or more) o~ f?-·a , 2. Institutions hnving troops (one or more) only 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only' 4. Institutions hr.ving both p3cks and troops s. Institutions having both troop& and Explorer units 6. Institutions having both packs and hplorer units 7. Institutions having Whole Sc;out Famil.1' · (pnoks, Troops & Exploror units) s. TOTAL msTITUTIONS SPONSORING scourmG UNITS Bert Registration WalthaJ.l Peters Ralph Young Connie lta;r Bill Springer~ Lamar Hawell J. A,. Beauchamp Wend.all FtJ.nt . Fred Harrla Gentlanen: The below is needed btJ Mondq' nor·~n, JA1'1WU"3' u.. '!his data is required. on the annual 0 & E report. ,..,,.,.. ______ __ Indicnte mnber of institutions in cotmcil that sponsor single or multiple program. aa tollowea l. Institutions having packs (one or more) o~ 2. Institutions hriving troops (one or more) only 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) on]¥ 4. Institutions hnving both p.,~cks and troops ;. Institutions having both troops and Fxplorer units :~.' 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer. units 7. Institutions having Whole Scout FamiJ1' (pr\cks, Troops & Explorer units) s. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORI?~G SCOUTING UNITS Bert Registration Number :z I I 0 Walthall Peters Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill Springe~-Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemeni The below is needed by Monday noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual 0 & E report. • • • • • • • Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program as follows: Number 1. Institutions having packs (one or more) only 6 2. Institutions having troops (one or more). only 2 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more) only I --- 4. Institutions having both packs and troops :J 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units () 6. Institutions having both packs and Explorer units 0 7. Institutions having Whole Scout Family (packs, tl'.'Oops, & Explorer units) Cl B. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS Bert Registration 17 Walthal.l Peters Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill-Springer Lamar Howell - J. A. Beauchamp ~ Wendall Fant Fred Harris Gentlemen a The below is needed b;y Monday noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual 0 & E report;• .... -· .• . Indicate number of institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program a.s follows: Number 1. Institutions having packs (one or more) only I 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only 3. Institutions ha.Ying Ex:pl.orer units (one or more) only· - _,_" . _......,_ 4. Institutions having both _J>B:C~s and troops ~ 5. Institutions having both troops and F.xplorer units ·; '. y 6. Institutions having both pack!i .,,_; Explo,:,,r units ... ·, /\ 7. Institutions having Whole Scout FamilJr <;: (packs. troops .• & Explorer units) ...:,,. 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPoNSORING SCOUTING UNITS 2 ,s Bert Registration Walthall Peters Ralph Young Connie Hay Bill Springer Lamar Howell J. A. Beauchamp_........ ltendall Fant...-Fred Harri• Gentlemezu The below is needed by MondSl' noon, January 14. This data is required on the annual 0 & E report •. Indicate maaber of :institutions in council that sponsor single or multiple program a.a followa1 Number l. Institutions ht!ving packs {one or more) onq 2. Institutions having troopa {one or more) only 3. Institutions h~ving Explorer units (one or more) onl.Jr ~ I. k (,} 4. Institutions hPving both packs and troops s. Institutions hnving both troops and Explorer units 6. Institutions hnving both packs and Explorer units ~ ' ) "" 7. Institutions having Whole Scout FamiJ1' (packs,. troops.l' & Expl.orer units) Q s. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS j If.? Bert Registration '- IJ o D t G y r; ST f( 4 ul If .. - !:/'I ·7 IV If :5 ...._ !1lcA4f(.P Plf41f!E - o/'7'/ Qo,zfJ"'""'l ~ I /) ti// G h I /JI,/ (tl4/VU - i I tFJ 0 0 '£' 0 /? ;y J 'J?r:~ ToM Fl1!R Q{oT/. - '!J-t ~ o.i'.J RJ, * G &cZ D dfll/ d p ;? l'f t°1GIJ-flf·- 7 t fr'.}-- B /::::/I( ~t'}' J ~· ff, (,,, I If/ )cP If - f J( '1 ;,,-,,y OFtV J ~· 7 FRr'1./ c, cl ;t({ fr - c,rY C[,,.,fM~v i11 e ·r1?d. If, /3 r (/j) ;fl/f/5 - 5 <Y ~fr 5 por/ e «1&0.P / ~· DRr f!; Wi IJ-fVJ)f"f!551y ~t;-<&tT @ocf/l}E/V / /~ How fl-1~ o @Rues t q---t f\t, Wtt 1 P:t-r- / ~ € j) /\( E:- uJ E /{ - 5 / ' NI (! € /\/ I u Ry > ~- C?CJ C' p !? e 5 Go If ~ :·5Jorv /'-3'ifbJ 5'doft.Pflfl/ ~· -r (9 c:' N1 / T <L & t 7 . - t-/: b I Z- '~--: R 0 S'!) t:I (/£If l- /1/ /\113:-J 7)1L ~ RO;)~ Gent.lament 'l'he below is needed by Mondq neon, Je.nut1J!7 11+. This data is required on the annual 0 & E repcrt;. • ••••••• Indicate maber of institutions 1n council that sponsor single or multipl.e program a.a tollotial l. · Institutions br?.ving packs (one or more) onq f 2. Institutions h.'-lving troops (one or more) on]1' IS- 3. Institutions h~ving Explorer units (one or more) on4'. 7:> 4. Institutions hPVing both pa.oks and troops 5. Institutions hnving both troops nnd r;xplorer tmits Q 6. Institutions hr,ving both p'icks and Explorer units ?. Institutions having Whole Scout Femi.q (packs, troops. •. & Explorer unital , Q s. TOTAL INSTITUT10NS SPOl1SORING SCOUTING UNITS 'I' Bert Re gist.ration ROSTER OF HEALTH AND SAFETY . COMMITTEE AND OTHERS ALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE IN 1957 TO RECEIVE "HE f ch to all members of council and district health and safety committees ; Note: Four ( 4) issues per year. Free o arge . . th k ncil and district &outers. List below. also council commissioners, district comm1ss1oners, and o er ey cou ch . 50 to 99 copies 2 cents each; I bulk. 1 to 49 copies, 5 cents ea , ' Subscription price for others-25 cents per year. n . - 100 copies or more, lYz cents each. f-1, ff, /Iii u o If t 5 t lflf 7rJ}( 4 ;v!r s '7 f) /{, I fl fl:(/(~~~~!!,"f) - · 1f CJ r (J, 1 h 56N ~ ~(/, !VI f5 NIP h ~ 5 If tZ K. C/.i!ff'il65fuwtVftGl- "l'!'tf Fcqc51. ~/ . ./.1. 1 y 3 fc I t 111114 e. t«1 r~v R v .. / :_;;;, .,,.· -~ fl - '/ 0 NI /'3 (3 ·/ I 'I fv / / r.__,,,_..- JY' i J. O I '/ o /ii O.C-·NEl4l / I 0 I /f /l!I l O Al REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1956 ;- Naine of CounciL ___ 9 __ h__/ _ ':!:-_}"(. __ fl_: __ S..·J:J: ___ (,&:_ ______________________________________________________________________________ _ Region No. _____ ':.2 ___________________ _ Headquarters City ___ M __ 1_:;;_ __ /_l/L/?.__/l_[~:_____________________________________ State __ :T1~ __ _cy __ -:j(_~-------------· Council No. __ ~QJ/__ ________ _ The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this committee during the year 1956. 1. Number of active members on council health and safety committee ___ L5: ____________ _ Total number of active members on district health and safety committeea.5-___ _ 2. Items checked below were included in the 1956 program carried out by this committee: CHECK t/,.- ACTIVITIES ---------~--The Eight Defense Plan for safe swimming was taught to troop and Explorer leaders. ____ V:-: ___ First aid and aquatic skill events were conducted. . , -----~-More opportunities for swimming instruction were provided. ·r, ---~~-----Safety through skill was stressed in connection with fire prevention, aquatic and camp training. Other ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ./·· PROTECTION ----~~-----Safe transportation knowledge was included in unit leader training .. ---~----Values of yearly health examination plan were stressed. ----~----Adequate health and safety protection measures were taken at camps and in connection with special activities. Other -----------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- .. --------------------------::-,--:--------------------':'--------------------------------------------·--.. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PREPAREDNESS -----~-The Family Be Prepared plan was extended to &out. families. ____ v.:· __ Physical .fitness and personal health habits were emphasized. . · __ j( ___ Emergency service training and mobilization plans were coordinated with disaster preparedness planning of communities. Other ---------------------------------------------------------,--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------- -------------- ------ - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ·--· 3. Was camp medical recheck plan .(by a medical doctor) carried out? k) YES ( ) NO How many persons were sent home or limited as to activity as result of medical recheck? ___ Q _______ _ £ /_ .. . ;2- J . (Number) 4. In 1956 we made ____ :f. ____ Scout Lifeguard awards and ------ ___ Emergency Service Explorer awards. (Number) (Number) (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee Scout Executive 3.2M1156 (See other side.) - BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA National Council, Naw Brunswick, N. J. FOR INTRA-ORGANIZATION COMMUNICATIONS August 6, 1957 TO: SCOUT EXECUTIVE OF COUNCE NO. 558 Attached is information concerning interview(s) conducted at the jomboree, with a person from your council. Many times men came to us so rapidly that complete information could not be secured on each one. However, the best information we have is attached and we trust you will follow up on the interest of the person(s) from your council. In the case of high school students, we did not attempt to fill out an interview sheet completely, but we did get the name, address and date of birth, and we share this information with you. Please keep their interest alive. Thanks to cooperation from many people, our recruiting business was good at the j mboree, and we feel that it will be quite productive in the next few months and years. We ask you to do everything possible at this time to recruit addi· tional qualified men for our National Training Schools this fall.. The help of every professional is needed if we are to fill the needs of more men in our ranks. DHW:nh MLH (D-689 )-efb Sincerely yours, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA DIVISION OF PERSONNEL df)~/td~ Delmer H .. Wilson Director Form 0-1566 CAREER INTERVIEW GUIDE AND ANALYSIS (Preliminary Review) For Po~ition in the Professional Servlco, National Council, Boy Scouts of.America, New Brunswick, New Jersey · NOrE: This form has been doalgned to guide both the prospect and the interviewer. Prospect should answer all qu11tions except those on the reverse side of this form. Name Loyal E. Faulconer Address---'15ll Given .)St ._c_ity __ ---"-M.:-e_m_p_bi_· s ___ -_-_-_-_-::._-_-_-_-_-_s_ta_te __ _T_e. __ nn_. ___ Ph_o_n_e MI_I3_-_1_17_9_5 __ D_a_te __ 7_/_1_21_15_7 _, Date of birth._l~0,~/9~/_2_5 _______ Place of birth Chicago Are parents living? Yes __ No __ No. No. Other Single_. _,:.-Engaged __ ._Married _ X_Children~2~_Age of Children_.2&10Boys ..... _L ..... Girls. L_Depen. _ Have you been: Separated7 __ Divorced7 Widowed? Married Previously7~ __ When? __ _ Religious preference Meth. Episc • --------··-··--Race._1l.._ ___ ,,~Height_5..!..9.!.~---Weight-1_55_ Condition of health ___ ,_ . _ .. _ -··-·---··-· ____ .... -- ......... Any physical d19fects? ............ --·-·· ----·---- College: Years attended _______ Graduate_ ...... _ -··· _ Year ........... - .. -.Expocl lo grodual·o .. ~-~., ... .,.Yeor ___ Degree ______ _ Major · __ .. . ----· .... Collego altendod ......... __ ··----··----·-··Member APO .... ____ . Scouting service record: As boy in Scouting: Total years_... . ........ ____ Highest rank attained ____________ _ Were you a Cub Scout? __ :~---~ .Boy Scout?. A .... -Explorer or Senior Scout? ... _______________ _ As adult Scout leader: Total years ___ :_6._ ______ . ___ What volunteer position held?.-A. ... S..M..-S..M.-N.....C...-A •• C.- .H . II d · f . · I · I ? no p O&Ach-and Lt. Com. ave you enro e in pro ess1ona preview pan. regress_.-·------·--·-·---...... -·---------- With whom have you discussed your desire for a career in Scouting? Military service record: · will retire about Jan. 1962 Years in service. _______ Branch of service. __________ Rank/rating _______ _ Separation date What positions? ____________ _ What are your hobbies or special interests? _________________ _ Previous employments ' EMPLOYER POSITION DATES Pres~nt employment . -·.----.. -------------- Approximate salary in present position $ __________ yearly. Why leaving, ____________ _ What prompts your interest in this type work? Check statements which apply to your reasons. Add others if these do not fit your needs. ( ) Like working with boys. ( ) Desire for greater income. ( ) Enjoy camping and outdoor life. ( ) Apprecia1 ·e greater security in this work. ( ) Enjoy working with men to help boys. ( ) Opportunity to help my country. ( ) Like l'o make speeches. ( . J Other ___________________________________ _ References: I suggest you contact the following references for further preliminary information about me and my abilities. 1. Former employer /friend Address. __ ------·---------- 2. Scouter__________________ Address ______________ , ......... . 3. Spiritual adviser _____ .. _, ____________________ Address---------------------·--·- Send original promptly to: Division of Personnel National Council, Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick, New Jersey 10M256 CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERVIEWER ITEMS REQUIRE SOME GOOD SUPERIOR COMPENSATING EXPERIENCE 1. Age Under 21 21 to 23 Over 35 31 to 35 23 to 25 25 to 30 2. Health Poor Fair Good Superior 3. Physique Poor Fair Good S~perior .. 4. Marital status Poor Fair Good Superior 5. Church participation Seldom Occasional Active Leader 6. Community activities Seldom Occasional Active Leader ···-· ·1. Scout Years None 2 years 4 years 6 years Rank None Second Class First Class Eagle ... ~·--o. Scouter Years· None Preview 3 year~ 6 years Positions None Unit comm. Commissioner Camp staff Unit leader Administrator ··-·'"~-'-·'·- ?. Educolion Years College None 2 years 4 years Graduate work Courses Noncredit Trade or Education, social, Law, aqministration bμsiness college business, engineering L ·"'-'·'"'·'b"-'_. .. .,, 10, Employmont Tenure Poor Fair Good Superior ·Type· Physical Mental Sales-teacher Administration ; '"' '" •N••-••u -· -·-·-- ""'"'' -- 1. Thoro is evidence of good character. ________ Reservations? ________ Unfit? ______ _ 2. Tho prospect is deeply interested. _________ Needs motivation? __ ._. ___ Unfit? 3. lmprossion of intelligence. Good _____ . ____ Fair _____ Poor __ .. _____ Unfit _____ _ ~·. Prospoct appears cultured, well groomed. _______ . __ Needs attention? __________ . ___ Unfit? 5. Display onlhusiasm and energy ... __ Lacks?. _ ---·--- ___________ Questionable? ____ _ Genoral Recommondotions (Please chock lollowino which apply to this candidate): D I recommend this prospect for approval in the professional service. D I recommend that this prospect enroll in Preview Pion for further experience. U I recommend that prospect be deferred. How long7 __ 4_yr,S..__ _____ Pending what? ___ . _____ _ D I cannot recommend that the candidate have further consideration. Why? _________ . ____ _ O I recommend follow-up interviews. When? By whom? ___________ _ Was an application provided? What was the suggested follow-up? ___________ _ If further comments are needed please use the space below. Looks good-except for lack of college. Please circle position in professional service now held by interviewer: FSE DSE ASE SE DRE RI; lNatio.n9I Other Signature of i nterviewer_---'s/'---M_a_r_t __ i_n_L_._Hun __ t_e-=r'------- Form 0-1566 CAREER INTERV·IEW GUIDE AND ANALYSIS (Preliminary Review) For Position In the Professional Servlco, National Council, Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick, New Jersey NOTE: This form ha1 boon d11lgned to guide both the prospect and the interviewer. Prospect should an1wor all quostlons except those on the re.verse side of this form. Name Kenneth C. Moore ···--·-··- .... , --··- ... Address 1949 Lyndale A""' v..!..e"""n"'"'u,,,_e"'---------- 1!:-',:;-~ City Memphis ______ , ______ State. __ _J.'enn • ___ Phone BR8::_~'5~1~0~0 __ Date-2f_12/57 Jv ·I____;.;__;_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~• Date ~f birthJuly 12' 1938 Place of birlh_~~phis' Tenn. Are parents living? Yes____!__No __ No. No. Other Single~Engaged __ Married ____ Children _____ Age of Children ___ Boys ___ Girls __ Depen. _ _ Have you been: Separated? Divorced? Widowed? ___ Married Previously? When? __ _ Religious preference Presby. Race W • Height 51 lOi" Weight 175 Condition of health O.K. Any physical defects? _________ _ College: Years attended 1 Graduate Year Expect to _grqduate Year 1 62 Degree _?_ _ ? univ, of Tenn. Major · • . College al'tended Martin BranchMember APO ______ . Scouting service re·cord: As· boy in Scouting: Total years Highest rank attained _____ _ Were you a Cub Scout? 1 Boy Scout? 3 yrs. Explorer or Senior Scout? .. ·----~----- As-adult Scout leader: Total years. __________ What volunteer position held? Have yqu enrolled in professional preview plan? ________ Progress ________ , _______________ .. __ With whom have you discussed your desire for a career in Scouting? ~11ilitary service record:·· will go into service for 2 yrs. Years in service. ________ Branch of service Rank/rating1_ _________ Separation date What positions? What are your hobbies or special interests? _________________ _ Previous employments EMPLOYER POSITION DATES Present employment Approximate salary in present position $ __________ yearly. Why leaving ____________ _ What prompts your interest in this type-wo~k? Check statements which apply to your reasons. Add others if these do not fit your needs. ( ) Like working with boys. ( ) Desire for greater income. ( ) Enjoy camping and outdoor life. (· ) Appreciate greater security in this work. ( ) Enjoy worki~g .with men to help boys. ( ) Opportunity to help my country. ( ) Like to make speeches. ( ) Other_. ___ _ References: I suggest you contact the following references for further preliminary information about me and my abilities. 1. Former employer /friend Address ___________ _ 2. Scou1·er ___________ _ Address _ 3. Spiritual adviser ...... _______________________ Address _ ... ___ _ Send original promptly to: Division of Personnel National Council, Boy Scouts of America, New Brunswick, New Jersey 10M256 CONCLUSIONS OF THE INTERVIEWER ITEMS REQUIRE SOME GOOD SUPERIOR COMPENSATING EXPERIENCE 1. Age Under 21 21 to 23 Over 35 31 to 35 23 to 25 25 to 30 2. Health Poor Fair Good Superior '' 3. Physique Poor Fair Good Superior 4. Marital status Poor Fair Good Superior 5. Church participation Seldom Occasional Active Leader 6. Community activities Seldom Occasional Active Leader 7. Scout Years None 2 years 4 years 6 years Rank None Second Class First Class Eagle 8. Scouter Years· None Preview 3. years 6 years Positions None Unit comm. Commissioner Camp staff Unit leader Administrator 9. Education Years College · None 2 years 4 years Graduate work Courses Noncredit Trade or Education, social, Law, administration business college business, engineering 10. Employment Tenure Poor Fair Good Superior Type Physical Mental Sales-teacher Administration 1. There is evidence of good character. x Reservations? Unfit? 2. The prospect is deeply interested. X. Needs motivation? ___ Unfit? 3. Impression of intelligence. Good Fair Poor I Unfit' 4. Prospect appears cultured, well groomed. x Needs attention? Unfit? 5. Display enthusiasm and energy. x Lacks? Questionable? General Recommendations (Please check following which apply to this candidate): O I recommend this prospect for approval in the professional service. ~ I recommend that this prospect enroll in Preview Plan for further experience. IX] I recommend that prospect be deferred. How long? 5 yrs• Pending what? Coll. & Mil. O I cannot recommend that the candidate have further consideration. Why? _____________ _ th2reafter ~ .I recommend follow-up interviews. When? Fa 11 1 57 & oftfln By whom? Co. & 1 a ter Region Was an application provided? no What was the suggested follow-up? ___________ _ If further comments are needed please use the space below. Thought he did, but decided later he did not want to be a doctor or minister. Advised on college & preview. Fine attitude. /' Please circle position in professional service now held by interviewer: FSE DSE ASE SE DRE RE -: National· Other ~a-..,,._.,_-,~-~'_..,.• Signature of interviewer s/ Martin L • Hunter / ~ / 1 I ~ __ .f. ;"' _j~--; <; (·' District Plan for --------•ll!lill!IW!HlllRBlflltilf:Jf~~~ 1tJNI '19_.5_7_ ----------- l/ I.. Institutional Representative not functioning. · ~ \ I t. · j i..._. - " /. J / f '.\~·ir I /,. ( . """I·~·- . -·-. (;·. ("~·-· (, c / . 10LLQWlNG ~m~:&VE NOT ~afiliir BARt aoaemark aron Blnoll 71.eet ReNrVe Maoo1ation 1..ssiBD,cd to Wes1l!'ra:yaer Scbooi P.1'4 E.Frayaer School Pr.A All Pi"esbyte:riu. Moteaa iap'H.et MUllllgton •thodiat Sohoolt1el4 llethodiet ~nl '88UAW tittle now .. f.r8711er ts.ou G'aub tu..1 a.hool PfA st. ws.111 ... Catbolio Jrfq$er · JP.ethodiat Church In~tional Banener Co Eut a:res !Baptist ._serial Olub m Decatur Ohriata Roly Names Catholic First P.resb11eriiu1 Millington !lotary Ga thou .•• aa-.t Heart Ca"1lol!o Fnur.aer ~ti.et II. Personnol needs of operating comJri!t'tiecs: Committee . Action to take " Assigned to . ..,,. THE ABOVE LIST OF !l>N FUNCTIONING INSl'lTtJ'nONAt RPlmESENTATIVES RJPRISENTS 'TllE msr SER?OUS SITUATION lN 'lD DlSl.'.Rl'CT. B1fE ARE 24 MAN RESPoNSJILE FOR ::coumro AND NON At« J'OWT?o.NllU. It wo\ll4 eee to me •t we should i!P over thie list with the OhaUiaea and eet them to follow up· and give each tnan sane work t.o do .• III. Problems of Institutions (Units) Unit Problem Assigned to a1p .s9 ...... Jlroppet •••• w. definitely need an Etplorer tJnit in this er.e;a. Trool' 71• .... S,eedway Baptist ••• Uni ts are neE)ded in this area RAD • Dropped Faok 302 ••• D.ropJt;Jd...... ,.. Pack 24.3• •• Dropped .... This i1lStitu.tion just organized Troop _322. Looks like we could set thia pack back. IV. other 'lbe following Unit• have qualified for the National P.rogrem Award of the .lop ~couts ot America •. Present the 11im1Jlated plaqQe~ to m•• !/:Onfl«v llr'lay 20. I have intOt'med the IR• s end asked tbem to be present to receive. Troop 21.'.h Pack 29,'b:'oop 2.StPaok so. Troop 13, Post 13, Paek 16. We ahould blow this up a 'bit since so few units receive the Prograqn Award. Wt.11 brin& the Awarda ?Jbndaf • a.oree ThOma.-~. ·hM a NaUoi.1 ~ins ·~ to pntaent to Jake ll\artin . lR t• i;be ~- ot •lombtas. (T 63) 1ol>A SOrntl• ••• •baa interu:Uonal 'lfoodbectge bee.di to present to Alb•rt hl'&l*>Jl • t 59 Ftreatone. · . ·.>·· .•. Letter,(mimeographed) to the Executive Board. To be· signed in ink by 'PGM CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA R. D. FULLER, PRESIDENT . F. JOE FLANAGAN, VICE-PRESIDENT HERBERT F. HEMKER, V1,.::E-PRESIDENT A. E. HOHENBERG, VICE-PRESIDENT R. D. MCLENDON, VICE-PRESIDENT ELTON A. RIEVES, JR., VICE-PRESIDENT J. R. WALKER, VICE-PRESIDENT E. L. WILLIAMSON, VICE-PRESIDENT IRA G. GOLDSMITH, SCOUT COMMISSIONER J. M. McKNIGHT, TREASURER The Executive Board, I N c o B P o B "r \_i"D PHONE 5-2351 416-421 M. & M. BLDG. 198 SOUTH MAIN ST. MEMPHIS 3, TENN. July 5, 1 957. W. GORDON MORRIS, SCOUT EXECUTIVE THURMAN J. FRASHURE, ASST. SCOUT EXECUTIVE ROBERT M. BENTLEY, JR., FIELD EXECUTIVE CLIFFORD J. NOLAN, FIELD EXECUTIVE RALPH YOUNG, FIELD EXECUTIVE WILLIAM B. SPRINGER, FIELD EXECUTIVE WALTHALL PETERS, FIELD EXECUTIVE Chickasaw Council, B. s. A. Inc. Gentlemen: The Great Scoutmaster called and our beloved President, Herbert F. Hemker, answered on June 50, 1957. The Scout Motto, 11Be Prepared" was always a part of President Hemker's plan of operation for our Council in which he rendered such outstanding and faithful service over a period of ~any years. As evidence of this, at a meeting last January he requested tbat in event he was out of the city or for any reason could not carry out his duties as President, that Vice-President Jack P. Goldschmid5ac~ for him. He also requested in case Mr. Goldschmid was not available that Vice-President Alan M. Strautman acir for him. Mr. Goldschmid is now on -vacation in Canada and will shortly return to Memphis. Therefore, in compliance with our late President's wishes Mr. .Alan M. strautman is now acting and will continue to do so until Mr. Goldschmid's return. According to the Council's Constitution any vacancies among the officers of the Council shall be filled by appointment by the Executive Board·~ for the remainder of the term -- this action is to ·,) be taken at the next meeting of the Board. WGM:MD. Sincerely yours, W. Gordon Morris, Scout Executive. \ , July 8' 1 957. .. The Executive Board, Chickasaw Council, B. S. A. Inc. Gentlemen: To serve as a Committee to nominate a Scouter to '~ fill the une:x:p1-red ~erm of' our late President, :Mr. H. F. Hemker, I have appointed the following: Rev •. Harry Willia.ms, Chairman Mr. c. A. Atkinson Mr. w. B. For<)yce Mr. Ray Herzog and have asked them to submit their nominee for appointment by the Board at the Sept. 9th meeting. Please remember that several months ago our late President scheduled a:xmeek±wg an inspection trip to Kamp Kia Kima by the Board Members on J1;11Y .15th and 14th.· I hope you will go and see' the Kamp. Will appreciate it if you will advise t he Scout Office, JA 57 2551, by Ju.l,y 11th, so that arrangements can be made for food. Please note~ach Member. is to arrange his own transportation and his own blankets, sheets and pillow. Looking forward to seeing you in Kamp, I am Cordially yours, Alan M. Strautman. Vice-President AMS:MDi. - \ I \ '~\ 1\,..,/ j) ______ __..NQIW' ·ig;B!BJlw· »Mlll...,S"""-___ District Commissioner Staff Plans f'or __ tmm...,· =-----' 19 $1 .. I. Roll Calls and Inspections. Unit Assigned to II.. Sick Units. Unit Problem Assigned to 1.'.roop 300 Whats be1n& clox. on this oae. Pack, 230 ..... JS <7e.dtcl\ WOllW.Jlg OJI. tb.1• one. Paok 302 lb we he.Te a man 0:11 th~' Troop 71 I» we have a man on thi$? Pa.ok 243 Is aomeone worldq on thttt IIP Operating Committee (s) nood help. Committee: Problora Assigned to OrpJ'llzation and Extens1on ••••• $ltk unlt••··~•st' you aesian a man to work on the abOYe 11ste4 unite. · Camp1J18 and Acit'f'ities. •• ...... Oc:mmdaaioner• welcoine to spend week at mac on •tatt. Contact w. Peters tor detail•· IV. Roundtables: I still think that Bill Lincoln 1s the men for Cub Rouudtables. only trouble le that :be S.a in . Prayser. Would this disturb the Fr aper Rcuntable. The Scout Rouncttable looks goo4, however we still need an ADO in tm baolql;r'ound even wlth the rotation Idea. v. ..ether: .Aa ov :District deYelopee, the ARIAS are tping to beecme more important. Area Roundtabl• 11Jaf be the answer to ~ of our pro~eme. IDU C.rtdnly thie 1s true with Millington Area. and apparentl1 with ftooqur. lb niake. this ha,ppea we need to concentrate oa WA ~xssmn:as. The tay will tome whea neqtb1q will be done b7 U"eae. QoQ1 Ttlza Def 'ldll be ia oototrer. lfhia will operate throUgh the .Aree. aet up with ea A'rea Chatnaan. JJont toi-set Oanoe 'trip ia 1u• S-9 ••• curni&t RiTer. M11 21 ••• fJ:'u.eadq ... we aee4 to d18cu1 the NC trainiD& Oou.rafh 'l2le proJfft 1IOoi. ares.a. •• but 1uvuotor JDamlela areu'•t. We'll de ok though• AS lNDIOA'.rED ON 9 ORGANIZA'l'lON AND DTDSIOB BJt:l'OR'f THE N01l'1'HWES.r IS LE.A1>DfG AtL l>XS'm!DTS AND llM&IQNS IN lltOJll'D IOYS. ~ ?S IOT A GOOJ> IUVA'tIOB II .. TO JIXX DJJ111'1'&T m SOD - llOWI TO WOB ON ms SltOP.J?D 'UNITS AND DW lJRl'.l'S wrra e&'I• Otm OCMr4SSZOIERS .Amr ll'll'IR CWALD'DD Jllf ll!Oft DS'l'A.NCES TO RIG.P wm SIOK .um ~ aDa. .~· ( I J l\TOJflfJUlS.l' District Camping and Activities plans for ----~~_:;:,;~;;:;;::::...----~- ~--~~~~"'-IOI~~~~--' 19-5.t,• I. C~ Promotion: We have no inticat!ou Of .the~ Camp plana ot the tollowj.J&g wd:ta• Unit N'UITlbor ~ .Im . Troop 14 ·~op'' · ~OP.44 'l\'OOP 47 IJrC>op 63 ·'b:oop 70 'l\t'Oop .54 !.roop 20.5 T.t"OOP 229 Troop 322 9'0o1 230 lost 13 Poat 15 Post 4S :Poat 49 Post 80 Squadron. 231 Poat 47 .Post 20.5 Post 2,5 II, District or Coimcil.Activities J.ct'ivity: Whats Who: ..._, · I.IA JOMA opeu tum 16 and iouna to Mr :rt o,ens AU&ut 4 and rum to AU.sust 17 u Betll taqt4 $ is.oo »er week with $ 1.00 nlt1t&4 8 Vntt Lea«erahip ie preaen.t all uek w1 th . 'Qtoop. GOOD TUFN D.AT ...... We need to a.P.POint ·cur District Good '1\t.m ray Chairman" prei'e.rrable at the May r-teeti:ngf June tor sure.· Leta· · see it one of the non tuncti,oniDg JR wont do a 3ob 1uoh u lob 11Usey at :mete. Clear with Wut thoup. Ill. Other: 11.••• give a nport w the Diatr1ot Cmmnlttte on the aquirina of • l\'Olm8JOl't LP41ns Soou t :Reeenatloa. 'lbe · uae ·. ot this propertJ wt11 ' la• Umltecl to &004 ._lna m&;plosw thd.ts. 11ldte met 'be oheeJce4 out on th• area· ntor• a ptJ.'lld;t •Y lJe la-..4 to ,~ we ere p1azmtna ea 911?$\U ti.on to the l"eae:natt.011 tor the acoa.d week ot 1tme. a&s&e•t the R>rthweat Portaae be •l:lmlnated (bf •t plannias it) and all our uatta be e~ to pertieipa'h in thie eaperience. Detail• later pextiapa J;•ll haTe some 1ntormaUoa on it b7 Mondaf rd.pt. Raldnd E>iatriot CGlrlnittee ot the Jfa.tioMl Jamboree to be held at Valley 'lore,e tld.e aumner. Get reaenatf.ou ill .... 'ltleae thinp unal.17 4111& alo~ ant tn.n tall up ncldenlf • l'd hate to aee acae bop m1sa out 1'eeeue they were too D•*•:la late in maJdns reaervationa. C.AN w GO wrm ME ON THE Elf.PIDl'l'XOlf TO BROWNSPOM RESERV A'liflt. P~JWU Jtl8 12-16., ..... Don•t tor•t ~ T.rtp .... zu. a-9~.,0\lrreat River. • I District Advancement plans for ------i1~·16JlM .. gll"INW~lt!ft'~.~--~- 1'8 ,1951 ~~--~~~~~~~- Advancement Chairman. I. Units failing to submit advancement report last month: '.lB l'OLLOM.tf~ ~rBD» TO ·Blt C~n<»to•Um.Y ••• TBEY~!Ji2R'~ Patk 2,30 'l'l'oop 41 Poot 15 Pack .3°' '1\'00J J4 pos' 49 T:reo;p 1 Tno»113 Poet 47 ~op 14 ~op 310 ~ 231 ft-Cop 29 '.Croop 322 Poat 2o.; Troop 44 f.roop 230 Po st 25 II. District Boards of Review and Courts of Honor. Item Time - Place Who will handle? J"asl• Boar6ot1WY1tw •P•* Eaoh Dlet:riot Oomtttee Meetins 3rd. !40ndaJ. ·~ .-·.t ..-? ; , ; .6 ... • ~~--- '< ,,. ,-';' J'~·:. ~. >~ .. -- Qeoatp, I think we •ed to 1id,•k to thie aohedule a.n4 that_,. n w1U / -1$.inhat• oonf'uioa nth u w• he.Ye had ~oenUy. You _.. too bu1•7 to " Nmd.q all ewer o tld.a ••· !here i• too auoll • to eouUerillg the w ta ll•W la it• I 1 above. III. Merit Badge Counselors needed. Subject Assigned to I hoe not rn1ewe4 thi• recently with Wate1·11a1-.. ... bllt he will be at the lit.strict Oomittee meet!Qg and. caa aiYe a ro~t if you •all on him. IV. Other: Dcaia•t torpt the Oaaoe trip 1uae 8-9 ••••• current r1ver. 'lbia will h tb.e Ju.ae meeti.ria of tl1e UiY&ncement (;orm:ni ttee. 7 ' . f, • i f '· •, .· '.~ ; , ....... ~·· ... ~ " m uaa IOJanBl ~~10_1»1-'-~---~' 1~51_ I'l ·cn:'..t financing (Budget Plan) Unit. Nu.rnber District Finance Plans for a _Dae. .._~HD-...-•~•~•---~~~~------~- Chail'man. WHO: IIo District participation in Council Financo Program. »Ul 1tnase:r ot the SMtlnreet •- up with a aoo4 idea laat week. Be .._ate4 "1lat we_,. the.-. :pnaen•tS.oa to the Dtetr1ot COllrd.ttee that was mac. w the llzeo11tl.T• Bou-4. 'ftli• eouad• goo4 to me. :dldt Perha;pe ..- weattet Jl'Obl• f.a ftnaaoe l• tdutatioa. Bill •••t know• how tW.a •• ba41.e4 all 90\114 gin a "°''u ....,_.tlal vi.w etue I na invo1Ye4 1a .tile pneeatatioa ant mf.sht lie a U.tUe ••••••• over eatllowrite abollt the •thoct. X..ta talk *'°•&It *ll wlt!l tM Jmeatlve ao.t.ttee the 14ea rou had .. a ft .... coatereJIH fOJt tbt n ..... 0--. ttee. The•• -· woul.4 be int'ol•el u4 det1Jdtelr ebou14 Ulf ta a a~or wq tn the o_,aiga. We etW ..., te tollow Vf oa 1eu .... , *•• u4 ,,_1• Janel. nr. Golhmltk wW. be at tlle JJ.etri.ot Oonnittee ••tins late wt we elt.ou14 •~lat !\&• _,,.rt to get ... ae'benblpa •• 'l'aJ>le. III. Other: We are Gr&Pi•b& aome Ca) Paoka ..SsiJmina Mq 2' at 'l'emJ>1• Iaftel.·7•30 ;pm. nu. tll\at R00\11,4 at leeet get .-. :repn•ntatioa '- 1zm· Obelaea ••· Methotiat eo tbat -.. tall ...... tcmlt ,., '81.11' °"' Paek n111aa. ----- IOB,,_11' D:i.s'i:.rict Health and Safety Plans for ·-·- ___ _..rm ... · -· -----' 19..#--· I. Meeting places to inspect this monthc Insti ti1tion: *1.eaa De,ptiat CV ta.47 ot lorl"OW Unitf3: Pk 1t T 44 CatboU.o ChUl"oh Pk 47, T 47, p 47 J'ireatone Rubber eo. Pk S9, T .59 D.ter••tonal Hanertel" Pk~. T 45, J> '45 II. Health and Safety Services to C,, & L,. Committee. Activity: Service~ III. Other: Who~ The th--t oo~ to me ttaat it 1IOuJA be a 811 HrviM to the 0..ing li'rogra · U the Beal th an4 latetr' 0-S ttee o0tal4 anuae for • DOo to;r at C. D• l'.1ma. % 41an•• e4 thi• w.t th the o_, · ll$ree• ldd he iaUoatee that tile JloOtor aacl .,.,. · tmllr '""14 be ••t weleeliit to ep-.Di a week · oa tllft o.., · pro;er. We •v• oel»la epaoe •vallal>le. "1le ~t bei»a that it a Dt•tor and hl• t.S.lr apen• J\1•1i oae week la Camp it •l.l14 1fe a lot of tut• him and hla family. Ttrou.14 alao be a real bleeslras to the Camp. 'ft8 OUI' nu tor ala •••kl w!doh W01114 meaa eb 4oeters. It tou14 be further •Jli t up At aee••OJ• We pay a high J>l"ioe 1n tlae eto tor the :Doetor at Mammotls S.Pri»P• lfAUe he «oea a we114-rtul Job an4 la Tery eooperatlve, l't woulcl terteiDl)r eaae the eifmattoa if • Jlootar 11Te4 ia O&JD»• ------•fteEHR!BWilSf~. lf.RJl~i...-..-_...;District Training Plans --~~~-ffl~. Hmm-~~---'19..g,..- 1&B¥~chairman I. Initial Training in New Units: II. Tile *T.raii'ling Before c..&.es1on1n&' plan calla tor the toraal preaotatlon · ot a Unit Leader• Oommf.eaioa reooplsJ.na JUa completion of the 1'aa1o tninine progl'ain. fJ.'he attached OOmiaeioa and aat1•nal resl•tJ"ation oe:r4tor 1ohn Mahoney ahould. be preeeaW w !d.111. at the MlUtnstoa Roundtabl•· a&geat tha~ 70l1 make u:rangemea'U with Lt.U Cba.IMUel" to Jllake th.la prenntatioa at Aouad"-1>1•· YO\l _,. want to go ad make the preeQtatioa. Thi• is the ttrat 011e to be pnaente4 1a tbe N'ortltweat u4 the -..tZ'iet lmawtattll Oolld•tee »erha»• uoul.4 •• tt ao t_, ... en•aA th9 wort. III. Other: George Gaaltoa •• wanta to op.-ate a ~a Qhlete Conterenae 1a the i'ratae u-ea ear1r la June. 11l:ta is a goo4 thin& an4 eJ>.oul.4 ha-re our fu11 support IM!rqver·we have ~--•4 t:o Georp.tbat ll• attaqpt to keep the atteJ34enc• w the ftav•r _._ Wd.te ao that other ..... will leYelope tuir on. % eannot lRl1 .anJ Dla1il'.tet. carrrtJtS the wb.o14 th1DS tor th• Oounoil. oa nob a l.at'ge ~ .. 10 the 'YOltaJIUt i• •great that the quU.ty often goea 4owu alao i1i i• ued as a cru1sela. bf 41atdot le .UnhlJ>• Tie e.reat to hlrfe 500 .Pl'eeeat Da.t twoul.4 be t• htwr it ~ ere prenat Pd eem.eth1ng oo•crete eooampliahed. l'4ea1 training •ltutton hi ou •t'14ent and one teaoher. ,. : · ... , IOJlQIT m O.Aml 'DU,P JJllb .. ,. %1100' war TO QO UP W1'l'JI. '.mIDAY LB ME JOl)W. _____m --.:.~ ..-.-. ....;...;;.;;.._ ___D i s t t i c t Organization and Extension plan for ____1tJ_D _____, 19_ 5_7 _• JUCltllWf O~ion and Extension Chairman I. NEW UNIT ORGANIZATION 1'.SSIGNED TO We llee4 to besb .,.. a 4ef1n1 te ._.tsa ot ircmaotloa of aw tJld. ta ' tor tlle au. Soout u4 Explorer 'baa'ic beginnl.J&s -~· 2 ' t l l . 8.lUNt that v• uatga a•• to eaeh iutltatlo. tor oultivatt.oa. 'fa #boulcl plaoe a _. o.a 8Terf pouU>1e ineti tutioa. 'ftlle ii: •t tal U • are to l"'eaoh our ••ll:a 8"1• tb.ia 7ear. II. CHARTER REVIEWS , . ASSIGNED TO See attaohe4 rel.low uatameat eheet. IJ.bl• ia a wond.ertul 14ea and I 'believe l• tbe auwer w 1IJU1' ot our probleraa. We ean use lots 0£ veoplo fQ'P Ohsrter P.resentatie>M\I \I. but XJeed to hold our O & lil men apeeificel.17 tor Rwiewa and Orpnlatt.OA ot mw uni ta. !tie Ccmdss:loner Staff un4er Did Atwell, will usist when •al.led on with axq pbue ot o ta a. III. CHARrER PRESENI'ATIONS ASSIGNED TO IV. UNIT PRCBLEM SITUATIONS l•SSIGNED TO W• a.re now lealina the Counoil in Dropped Uni ta. X 'beltne that meh ot this u due tQ laek ot fol.low-up on the part of District otf iokla lit at Jeal"• We need to atla apply the !few 'On1 t auaaeatiou to fWelflJ Jlrtpped Unit we now have. 'l'heae &X'•• ~oop 11 · Pk 302 'IIAPPI "'243 Sli» , , , ICll''l' roa mm ClAllOE TRJP nRS a..9. D101J wm in> ao v.r J'RD>AT wr.m u t l ' l ' n DOW. 'l'lntrma • • Jl\!IPISI _ ORGANIZATION AND EXT2NSION PROGrJ'J;I FOll. CHARTERS EN'DD'JG ll1"1ft 1951 . (District) (Month) PLEASE GIVE TELEPHONE NUMBER OF o. & E .. HEN ASSIGNED FOR REVIEWS MID PllESSilT"'~TION. UNTI fl INSTITUTION it JOO '"7•1' a.,tl1t 0Jmroll. ' ...._ .. ., __ .. ASSIGNED FOR :nEVIEW" ' J.SSIGNED FOR PilESENTATION _, April 15. 19~7 -1 .. .. ~. •• ..., .-i .. tbl ~u.w ....,. of Gdoka .. ao.dl, lcv aoouu ot ~ nit• \be c.dh oa IDe so, lllf or ......_ Pn4 B Mr a84 -'••II' h..ntea ..... to hit t-1J.1'• ,_ ._,. 11 JMn 1r. 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OD ald:Utr' Mi« tt\'IMs Cllf f...:J.bi M bf.a t.U.W. aDll be ._ \.~• -~- . . . ; . ot cUJ. "11:.h ·$Om lM ·Ollle b eollta.($\o lb 4.,.t,b ~-- \bl8 lod4 ., ............. , ........ 1....- .a I ll~!Ul ~t' a ~t -~·~:at llid~ t... '118 ,._. of ~ 01t.r w1l,l naait .... lu~ ~. mmM., ~ ktli ·~s. ....... ~ .. - . ~fftlS.4 ot We ~' ~ hit ..,.,..u,,. -* oa w.it of ·tht~ ~-.tioe4> ~·141 ~- ~ .. ~f ..... eo.oi~, -~ ,..... ,. ~ @ifii®. of Jda _. liiid@1J~ .. fol.l.wbtl• 8 rr tmsiYLWll, !Isa\· •• aeu.c to .. ...........,., ~; G:itOii:aae.w ' ~Gil, __.. leoato d ...ua; a\ten to \be~ Wi4 -~ wbltb •• BWce .._... to \be ~1-t et W.. BOCld al ._ OOmaad.t-. flt 1'h!...e ile -. ·~ -~k) !tM IE ft It!~ .. ~,.~ ~1~~, r-.. ~~:r ~! ~Ml .... iau. ~a e:i~~~ ~. t-M ~ ot• tld:I ... ~,~~1,.W '.~ *"Mf. a ..., 1- -': '$ I!'.~ 111...,•• fl!ldJr u a tent;~~.11:!. of ~ da11re appncda\!Ain ~" l~i;~ ...,..... _. -11' u • J~~~\1 !\'i'1t fflim,.. ao.ou h1' &\~.,,ai .. ea ~~ el\l- ttf -:tf~'.P1:1 .. II P*'l8rm H •1• . I a I I Sept11 kr ••• .,. SCOUTING llCORD OF RP:BEB.!! 1 I mMIQi Troop Committeeman Troop 150 Great :Bend, Xansas Vice Chai rma.n 9f District II • n Troop Oomm.itteem~ Troap 150 It ft 11 Troop Committeeman Troop 150 II a II Troop Comm! t teeman Troop 100 If " n Institutional Representative If If u " If Chairman Institutional. Rep. Commissioner of Council Vice President President Awarded Silver :Beaver Pack 10 Memphis, Tmnessee Glenview Presbyterian church, Mempli s Memphis, !lennessee Menphis, Tenn. Mempbi s, Tenn, Memphis, Tenn. ~~--------- 12-36 to 12-37 12-37 to 12-38 1 - 38to 1-39 2-40 to 2-41 4-41. to 4-43 5-47 to 5-48 12-48 to 12-49 4-00 to 6-57 19 52 and 19 53 1954, 1955 and 1956 1957 1954: CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. "A" Alexander, Vance J. Allen, Thomas H. Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, W. H. Baber, Rodne\Y Bailey, E. O. Ballon, Dave Barber, J. R. Beasley, John B. Benner, Henri Binswanger, Milton. Bondurant, Julian B. Boyle, J. Bayard Brown, Enoch Bruce, C. Arthur "C" Callow, Lewis C. Carrington, R. Russell Carruth, J. D. Carter, M. 0, Carter, Nathan A. Castle, s. Nelson Caudle, Dr. R. Paul Chambers, C. M. Chandler, W. H. Church, c. H. Clarke, Dolph Cleghorn, John Cole, Sam F. Cooper J. Sterling Ore son, Larry B. Crump, E. H. Jr. Danielson, Gen. W. A. Davis, A. G. Davis, Hon. Clifford Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Dilatush, W. Henry Dixon, Hugo N. Dobbs, James K. Jr. COUlmIL MEMBERS ... 1957 .ASSuCIATE Edwards, Frank c. Emerick, Phil "F" Ferguson, H. L. Fleming, Joseph D .. Fogleman, John A. "G" Garey, B. B. Gassoway, Brooks N. Gaylor, W. A. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L. M. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M. "H" Halle, A. Arthur Hays, Lake Hirsh, B. w. Hobson, Dr. J. J. Hopper, A. L. Hunt, Bethel T. Jr. ltJll Jacobson, c. M. Ja:ppe, Ed Kenworthy, William Kearney, Msgr. M. F. King, Dr. C. C .. "L" tee, Dr. R. G. Lewis, T. Walker Lynn, Dr. Ross D .. Maden, John w. Madi son, Harry 1957 aSSOCI.ATE COUNCIL ¥1iMB;!lll9 OONTINUJ!lD "M" McGeorge, H. L. McKnight, T. H. Mitchell, w. c. Moreland, s. E. Moriarty, Herbert non 0 1 Byan, Tom ''P 11 Patten, J. M. Sr. Patton, Thomas N. Patton, Wesley E. Pennebaker, c. T. Pepper, John Perel, Phillip A. Pharr , Robert W. llQ,11 Q,uinlen, William L. "B." Richardson, Charles D. Ruch, Dr. Walter A. Russell, Edward P. Bychener, Dr. R. O. nsn Saunders, E. B. Schloss, Gilbert M. Schmeisser, nr. H. C. Smith, Walter L. Smith, William L~igh Springfield, c. L. Strauss, G. D. Somers, Col. John F. Thompson, E. F. nvn Vandem~rk, F. J. Vese;y, ,John B. Wagner, D. Eugene Webb, Harry Wiley, J. Brady Williams, Ernest Wilkinson, Russel Wooten, Hoyt B. "A" Acklen, T. Robert .Ahlgren, Frank R. Akers, Rear Adm. Frank Atkinson, c. A. Aydelotte, James E. ff]ll Baldwin, P. N. Barnes, George Beatty, Troy Bensdorf, Herman Blanchard, Jerred Borda, Paul Bowman, A. B. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Brown, John E. Burch, Brown Burrow, A. K. ]uckeridge, A. B. Buring, Nat Bynum, Dr. H. Perry "C" Carnes , Ear 1 Cavette, Ersell D. Carter, A. B. Cathey, Oliver E. Chandler , Walter Chapman, A. Dale Claiborne, T eyl or Clayton, H. M. Cl~vton, P. A. Conner, J. O. Coltharp, Rey J. Cook, R. P. Crump, Charles M. Cross, s. E. "D" Dal strom, Edwin Diamond, Sol Dick, Dr. A. W. Dodson, -w. c. Dowdle, B. c. Drinkard, Don CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B. S. A. INC. OOIDTCIL MEMBERS - 19 57 "E" Evans, Dr. w. s . Fi sher, W. IL Jr. Flanagan, F. Joe Floyd~ Adolph A. Fordyce, w. B. Fortas, Milton Fuller, R. D. "G" Goldschmid, Jack P. Goldsmith, I. G. Goldsmith, Jack L. Goodman, Thomas F. Goodwin, John B. Graves, Paul T. Grissom, E. c. Grube, Howard M. llHll Halli day, W. P. Handly, Charles C. Harter, Curtis w. Sr. Hawkins, Col. G. C. Helms, Joe G. Herzog, Rey Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. III II Irwin, Robert L. Jr. Iverson, Alwin J. "J" Jacobs, Dr. B. E. ~· Johnson, J. c. c:2. '} b S · P Jones, Dr. Paul Tudor ~~ Kopald, s. L. Jr. .:4CTIVE COUNCIL MD1:BERS - 1902 "L" Lambert, F. Clyde Lanahan, Harry Lewis, H. s. Lewis, Julius "M" Mahal , Raymond G. Marr, Roy M. Mays, R. O. McGuire, T. J. III McKnight, J. M. McLendon, R. D. Meacham, Dr. M. :e. Meeman, E. J. Miller, w. C. Mitchell, Tom P. Moore, E. E. Morgan, Allen Neal 1 D. C. Newport, Lamar Nickey, Sam "0" Orgill, Hon. Edmund Or gi 11, Kenneth W. npn Perry, Russell Pidgeon, J. Everett Pinkerton, Max Pipkin, Perry Pollard, er. :B. Porter, Dr. AI'thur R. Jr. "R" Reeves, Russell Rhodes, Dr. Peyton N. Rieves, Elton JA. Jr. Robertson, Caffey Robert son, J. L. Roach, J. Thurston Saunders, J. E. R. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schwartz, Merri 11 Senhausen, C. B. Shainberg, Milton Sharpe, w. 1. Skinner , Raymond Smith, J. M. Smith, Myron w. Solmson, H. B. Spear, Aubrey V. Stadelman, Russell C. gtimbert, E. o. Strautman, Alan M. Sullivan, H. p., "T" Tate, s. Shepherd Thayer, F. T .. Jr. Thompson, Jimny Tidwell, Hearn w. Tual, Blanchard s. Turner, Dr. Henry Turner, Norfleet Trippe er, R. A. 11v11 Vaughn, William M. Vosse, M. J. "W" Walker, J. R. Wallace, Dr. B. F. Wallace, Dr. James A. Waller, Ben R. Wax, Dr. James A. Wellford, John Williams, Rev. Harry Willi ams on, E. 1. Wood, Tom Woodbury, Harry 11y11 Young, C. B,. REGION No .... 1 ....... . COUNaL No~.~·-· APPIJCATIO.N for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1957 NATIONAL COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA New Brunswick New Jersey The ........ .G11111caa&11 ...................................•.••.......................... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with (Name of council) headquarters at ... 4l1 .. K-4t-&-.a.&.l&-. .................... MCWJ~•··L ....................................... .. (Loaliii&Jriq&eraie11) . ity aail~e) --~IC)- - -. and having jurisdiction over (indicate entire area) DeU11r .. O ..... ~, . .Jaea .. ., .. ,. ........... . Paaola .. ceaatt..ea,.._.aal...._..~ •• ,.,._ . c,_eh• .y.Jtaela . .oe..) .......... .._ lullt. .. Gt .. CA\*•lla .. Ooo.a"' . .A.Jku ... o ..................................................... _ ................................. . hereby apt')lies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July l, 19.57. In justification of this ~pplication, the accompanying reports of accomplishments ·and progress in 19.56 and objectives for 19.57 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local council as required by the Bylaws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3, This application lw been reviewed and approved by the council or executive board at a duly called meeting on .... ,am .,.14, .......... '.-· .. ·-··· .... ·-····· .... l91J .. , at which meeting a quorum was present and the council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordanct with the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws, polides, and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ...................................................................... ~ .... -...................... . Scout Executive President . Treasurer OF AMERICA . ' • • ... • "'. • • • 1 .. • • ' • 1 ' • ... .. . ' ' • •. \o:' ' 3.2MI !~6 This copy for National Office D Regional Office D Local Office D • ;. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET;?;:; 'li{P,,Q,~OT WRITE HERE Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Charter fee $--·-······--····-------·--······ Quota Total .$---·--.·························· I . Region No ............................... . 688 Council No .............. ----"······-'··· NATIO:~Ab'CQUN.ClL~:.BOY SCf>.V~SL~:!,1 A~J!Ri!i(#I. .. ~ . . ; ':(-,; .:.;.'.·: New Brunswick, New Jersey At~thed is ,t)le; ap.plil:ationf of ;the-.................................. C.~lm&aw ................................................. c~·~;:··;,,-,,_'······;··-····;·······~··;":;····-······· Local Council ·····-·····-~-~.!~.?~;~~~-~~~---···----···----······for ren~:w~l., 9fch~r~erJor the year be~in11,in~)uly J., 1957, together wi_!h reports as called for. tleadquaders City· State .i; •.• 'J. ... · • ·" ·' · , '" .L.;.,i_,,-' "'·' ., ~ ' .. -.:.;,.:. 1., 1 !-;"•·. Sut>pi~ifienting i~h_is ~ifp.llcatiei\ J.irid a<i!:O'ttipltrlyini~tepoi:ts~: printed .forms, we enclose the ,tQllq"tfaig~~ .... • (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") "·' Note: Items Nos. 1, 4, and 5 should accompany application, and No. 3 if possible. .;'". 1. Charter fee ;~ .. 2. Paym;,nt ,9f quota '!;... .'..;:. ... t -· • •2": $ ................................. . 3. Audit report for fiscal year ending ............................ 1956* . .... !'.!~! ... ~~~----.!~--~~---·-········ 4. Seoul executive's report for 1956, if any 5. Four-Year Program ("Onward for God and My Country") goals for 1957 (Ten Tests of Successful Scouting) 6 . Roster is enclosed will be mailed ............................................................................... . · Date / - . JRU811' 18 i 199'/ , was mailed ··········-···············--·····--··-·-·········---··-···············--············ Date :~"- ..,. ···1'-·-·· \ ·~ -· , . .'~· Yes or No ·Date , .. . YesorNo Date Yes or No Date . r: .· (Signed} --~~ ....................... :.L ........... ~.::: ... :.,;,;L .. c •••• :.. ••••••••••••• Scout Executive Date *If fiscal year is other than calendir'year and ends later than June 30, 1957, then submit as a pa~t of this charter application the figures and audit for the fiscal year just completed. If fiscal year ends between January 1 and June 30, 1957, then the audit is to become a part of this year's application and should be submitted as soon as possible after close of fiscal year. (Be sure to list council officers on reverse side of this form.) LIST OF COUNCIL OFFICERS Naine of Council .............. C.~c~~s.a.w. ........................................................... . Region No. ······---~---····-·······-Council No. ·····---~~~---·········· Headquarters City ............. ~~-~--~---························· State .. ~-~~~---············ List below the names of all elected council officers who are holding office at the time this charter renewal application is submitted. Use the blank spaces for listing additional vice presidents and other officers, if any. THIS IS NOT A REGISTRATION FORM. TITLE NAME-PLEASE TYPE OR PRINT MAIL ADDRESS CITY, ZONE, AND STATE PRESIDENT Mr. H. F. Hemker 2508 sterick Buildinf; Memphis, Tenn~ VICE PRESIDENT Mr. James E. Aydelotte 1789 Linden Avenue Memphis, Tenn~ VICE PRESIDENT Mr. w. B. Fordyce West Memphis, Ark; VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Jack p., Goldschmid 3616 Central Memphis, Tenn; TREASURER Mr. J. M• McKnight p. o. Box 2829 ,Desoto Sta .;Mempbi s, Tenn. SCOUT COMMISSIONER Mr-. R,. c. Mqs 93) Falls Building Memphis, Tenn: Vice P resi d~t Mr. J, E. R. Saunders Hernando, Mississippi Vice President Mr. Alan M. Strautman 4524 F ai r Meadows Memphis, Tenn; Vice President Mr. E. 1. Williamson 925 N. Avalon Memphis, Tenn; ,; .. -.... •. ,,:·,.;.-,:.,.-..,;.,,<,;r,·-··\~(1:·<;:,.;:. ftce Pr•t44let ':;; ...... ; v.s..i ». •••• 1991 T. - ...._ ___ ~ •-;.,4 ... >'II;...- ·~ .. ~ {ft - " - . ·; •. " \ ' The above officers were e1 e cte d · to h oI d of fi ce f or one year, b eg·m nm· g ........ YT ..a.•n••u.a•."•M.' !:.J.,. '. ..1.. ................................. ,, 1.9··. ...5...7. . IMPORTANT: If another council election is held during the year please prepare and submit a new list of council ·officers to the home office and regional office. {Date) · /;~/ '. (Signed) .... ¢.~~:~~----:·~·-'·····:···············--'···--·': .......................... . Scout Executive {Date) IFD .. :r··1·· • .. · •••... lLlJ ·7 Director of Field Operations, Boy Scouts of America. lew Brunswick, lew Jerser • . Dear Slr: After transmi ttin.g our Charter Appl ice. ti on an.d Annual Report we ha.ve discovered some errors. Would you kindl,y make the fclltri.i.ng cor:rectiond - On the •on For God And My Coun•MReport 11 the following complete 11nea 8hould. be changed to theee np;:f1.- f1a. 150 - 30 - 180 - 37 - 187 - 100~ 3a. 96 - 10 - 106 - 1 - 97 - · 10~ 4. '15 - 1 - 82 - 3 - 78 - Packs a 4 - 9 - 9 3 - 4' - -111•' _,,'hr<'Ops 1? - 2 - 19 - ;.;.1 - 16 - · lblplorer Unlta 176-18- 194- 49 - 3>5- fobl. We apoUgJ.ze for these e:rrora, eome of which resulted ft'om a reappraisal. of training to the new basic plM;- Januaq lst ln tbie Council. At reflected. oa the Tralaiag Report thts council did aot operate oa Training before Oomml seion Plan 1n 1966, however you w111 'be pleased to · kaov that January l, 1957 ·the· Chickasaw Oouna11 ls 011 the Training before Oonurd. saioa Plan as recommended tr the Volunteer Trfd.n1ng ser'f!ce. S1ncereJ.7, Thurman J. Frashure, Aes11tant Scout Executive. i I 1956 "ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY" (4-YEAR) PROGRAM RE~QRT Note: This report will furnish basis for council award for 1956. Order form for council and district awards on other side. Name of Council ................ Q.~-~~-~~W ........................................................................................... . Headquarters City ·············-~-~!~---······································ State ............... ,~~~-'-~~~---······ ACTUAL INCREASE TOTAL INCREASE NUMBER ADOPTED GOAL ATTAINED END OF FOR THIS END OF THIS YEAR LAST YEAR YEAR THIS YEAR (In Numbers Not Per Cent) 1. Units with two-deep leadership. 21.7 al &'118 19 ~ ~ 2a. Top unit leaders with basic training. ~\ la> m 180 0 iic b. Units with junior leader training pro- ~ gram. ~ c /.~ "e-<S 3a. Commissioners (total number) . 10 106 l 3 ~'. ' b. Commissioners with basic training. 44 35 79 - 7J "7 ::? -2 .. ·3 j p,w . ,/· .. ·- ------- . ~siYl- 4. Units meeting the Troops : lj_un rrylfz.f.ii ol .q~Al' ~ standard for out- .~ 1. . - ~-- ---.;--. -:::r ----- - .. I door activities. l Exploc~ ~i• - -,.....-} i ~-, j I ,-/-... - I ' -- ------- ... ·--·-·-· -----·- ... Total ·- ., / ..- ·; z 4(.? 0 I (': / /.::/ i/ 8: . " 5a. Advancement in rank. 3192 369 4>61. 416 b. Troops with 40% (or more) First Class. 6. Boys' LIFE subscribers. 31.25 312 3437 539 7. Units (total net). 318 9f 416 • ~ 8. Rechartered units (total, including 229 dropped reregistered). - ... - 1-4 ::c: CJ) ~ Cub Scouts 288:) 11£0 l:>OO 294 r.i;;i l::Q Boy Scouts 4169 331 4500 6G ::;s 9. Boy membership. r.i;;i (Total): • 007 43 500 -93 ::;s Explorers Total 8626 15?.4 L0,060 257 10. Units qualifying for national recognition - .. • - Region No ......... JL ........... . 158 Council No ........................... . TOTAL PER CENT OF GOAL ADOPTED ACHIEVED INCREASE THIS YEAR ACHIEVED (Maximum Score 100%) 2:!6 90.4$ I f 7 .~ i ; ; u-2 .·I ,,- ........... :; \, 9, 1~ 44 •' ... ·--·r? '\ -~.,, : , xxx /I ii xxx ' xxx I i f !'-' , a•~.,:;> fa ;:,-;. .... :'.#; f."~;,~" ./-·- 4100 100~ ;j,}f.)4 100~ 324 ~ 229 4144 xxx 4225 xxx 457 xxx saae 16~ 121 / To qualify for the Four-Year Program Award, a c;J;:-/~-f. ,~fa~~~J council or district must show an increase in total membership and must attain at least ten of the thir- (Signed) teen items in the last column. v Council President --~ ·_. :-\'.-·. . //' Date Scout Executive . ~ ... ~.2Ml1S6 ORDER FOR COUNCIL AND DISTRICT "'ONWARD FOR GOD AND MY COUNTRY" (FOUR-YEAR> PROGRAM AWARDS FOR 1956 Name of Council--------------------~~~~~~------·--------------------------------------------------------------------·---······· Region No. ______ ..15. ..... ------···-- Headquarters City _____ : ____ ·------~-~,~-'-··---·--··· .. ·······-·---·-·----···· State .. -- ... f.GDedM----------·-----· Council No. · ------558·-···---···- I certify that the council and districts listed below have qualified for the Four-Year Program awards by showing an increase in total membership and by attaining at least 10 of its 13 goals as determined by the "Ten Tests of Successful Scouting." For interpretation of goals, see Ten Tests. of Successful Scouting Goal Sheet for 1956. The Scourers listed below are currently registered. Date ....... ·--·-····-----------·--···-----------·-·--·-------------- (Signed) COUNCIL 7?&: . : ' . -----~s>:_ ft:._ ---~:-__ ---- ~ ----- _ _,_f: _ :~·- ----- -------- ---._,_. __ ._· _({".. _: !,~·- -'--~·- - _·:·_ :~ -- -- -- -- - - - -- - - · . . . Scout Executive . Please prepare and forward laminated certificates f~i'llie following; we have typed the names exactly as they are to appear on the certificates. Council president ···---------------------------·----------------------------------------------------------- Council commissfOner ·--·-------------------------------------------·····-····-······-····--------------- Scou'.t executive .'~----·------···-···----·-·········--·--····--------------------------------------------------- '· DISTRICTS District name ------··-·---------------------------····--········------'-'--·-···------·-··········- · District name -·····-··-··'··--·-···-···'······----···--·-'···'··-·····----·-··----··-······--------- District ·chairman _ '- __________ . ___________ . __ . ______ ... ___ . _ . _ .. ,.: _ ... : ... _ ... __ ....... : .. _ District chairman . ___ , .. _,: ___ .. _____ . _____________ . ........ _. __ . .. -" _. __ . _ . _ .. _. __ . ..... _. District commissioner ---"-- _______ --------- __ . ____ .. __________ .. _ .. _. _ ... __ .... _ ..... · .... _. _ _ District commissioner _____ . ____________ .. __ . _________ ..... _ .. ___________ . __________________ _ District executive --------------------------------------------------·-·----···-···-··········----- District executive -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District name ····---,-------------------·--------·-------------.-------,---~--------············-··- District name ·------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman -~-------·--·--·---------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District commissioner ··---·-----------------------------------------:(:______________________ District commissioner ------------------:------------------------------------------------------- District executive ---------------··--------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ····---------------------------------------------------------------------------- District name -·-·---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District name ···----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- District chairman -----------------------------·······-------------------------------------------- District chairman -----------··-···------------------------------------'-------------------------- District commissioner .,:------------------------.-----------.--.----------,------------------------ District commissioner -------------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive --------·----------------------------------------------------------------------- District executive ····------------------------------------·--------------------------------------- Form0·539F REPORT OFADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE -1956 Region No. -{ ____ _ Name of Council Obt:fllra•w Council No .. _618=.·:·:=.·.·· ~· ___ Headquarters City_::M::.:eapo:::·==bl"",'· ,_,a=-··-------------- State femt.. ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY MERIT BADGE RECORD Col. 1 Col. 2 Indicate below the number of each of the merit badges earned during 1956. ~al\fied Enrolled Cub Scouts ur1ng Dec. 31, 1956 1956 Bobcat xxx ma Wolf 1a'i'9 \M.A Bear .· 91A .. Lion A't '!> ~1· Webelos 11a. ff 1-Agriculture ... '.·-····------·---- ____ lQ _______ _ 2-Animal Industry ___________ -----11-------- 3-Archery _________________________ ------------------ 4-Architecture __________________ -------•-------- 5-Art. ..................... ____________ ----··------· 6-Astronomy ................ ______ ----1&-------- 7-Athletics ......... ________________ .... ll ....... . 8-Automobiling .... ------------- ____ J._Q _______ _ 9-Aviation ....... ·-----·----------- _____ 9 _________ _ 10-Basketry ........ _.----------------- ---:•·------- 11-Beef Production _____________ ____ D _______ _ 5 2-Insect ~ife ...... --------------·- --·--t·-------- 5 3-Journahsm ...................... -·-------------·- 54-Landscape Gardening ..... ----------------- 5 5-Leatherwork..·--·--·----···---- -----~~L ..... 56-Lifesaving ...................... ___ IQQ _____ __ . '<l>lc 57-Machmery .. ,·--·-------·------- -----••-------· 58-Marksmanship ................ .... 18 _______ _ 59-Masonry ______ , _________________ ___ J[ _______ _ 60-Mechanical Drawing ...... _____ 3 ________ _ 61-Metalwork. ..................... .... U ______ _ 62-Music .• _. ________ ,, __________________ .. : _____ _ TOTAL xxx 4144 Boy Scouts and Explorers in Troops Tenderfoot xxx Second Class , •.. First Class •• Star DI Life ,. Eagle ~ Explorers without Boy Scout rank xxx TOTAL TROOP MEMBERS xxx 1?8 Explorers in Explorer Units No Explorer rank XXX Apprentice 'IA 12:1 . Bronze Award ft Gold Award • Ui t'I 12-Beekeeping ..................... ______ .3 _____ __ 13-Bird Study ______________________ _______ f ______ __ 14-Bookbinding _________________ _____ 10. ______ __ 15-Botany ___________________________ _____ JI ........ 16-Bugling ...... ____________________ _______ 3 _______ _ 17-Business _____________________________ ,lf ______ _ 18-Camping _______________________ .. 111 ______ _ 19-iCanoeing ________________________ _____ 31 _______ __ 20-Chemistry ______________________ _______ fl ______ _ 21-C1.t.i zens hip m. H ome ______ .: l...l.. •"-. ........ .. c · ea 22- ~ ommumty .. ---·.-----·-·---·-- 23- " - Nat.1 0n __________ -----,~.!!.!.! _ _____ __ 24-Coin Collecting .... __________ ____ 11. ______ __ 2 5-Cooking ..... ·--··-----------=--- __ ;a_, ___ __ 26-Corn Farming ________________ ______ J ______ _ 27-Cotton Farming _____________ ______ I ______ __ ~~ f~: ::::::~~::::: :::!!::::~: 32-Electricity _______________________ ____ is, ______ __ 33-Farm Home ___________________ ____ lQ ______ _ 34-Farm Layout.. _________________ ____ 1_3 ______ _ 3 5-Farm Mechanics _____________ ____ 3 __________ _ 36-Farm Records ________________________ .._ _______ _ F 3 7- m. gerprm. tm. g_ ______________ •• -----~-------- 38-F1. remans hI' P------------------- __1___l f:t-r: ________ _ 39-First Aid _______________________ __ 193 _____ __ 40-First Aid to Animals ______ ----1'--------· 6 3-N ature ____________________ , ______ ____ :4($:_ ____ __ 64--Painting ________________________ _____ ;m ______ _ 65-Personal Fitness ............. _____ 13: _____ __ 66-Photography __________________ ____ _2~-------- 67-Pigeon Raising ___ , _ ; _______ ....... 1 ........ 68-Pionee~ing .... ______ , ______________ , ______ _ ~6 ~~i:~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::. ·::::::1:::::::: 71-Poultry Keeping ____________ _____ JL ___ _ 72-Printing _________________________ ... '. ... l ...... . 73-Public Health _ , _____________ .... .'-8 ....... .. 74--Public Speaking .. ___________ .... 61 ...... .. 7 5-Rabbit Raising. ______________________ ( ______ . 76-Radio ____ ,, __ , ___________________ ____ U) ______ _ 77-Railroading ___________________ -------1-------- 78-Reading ..... _____________________ ____ ll, _____ ; __ 79-Reptile Study, _________________ ____ 15 ______ __ :~ ~~f::;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~:~~~~~:~~--~:11~~~::~~~ 82-SalesmanshiP------------------ ____ UL ___ _ 83-Scholarship ____________ , ______ ____ l.J.l ____ _ 84--Sculpture _______________________ _______ 3 __ : ___ __ 85-Seamanship-------------------- _______ 1 _______ _ 86-Sheep Farming ______________ ...... ,&-........ 87-Signaling_ _______________________ _______ a__ ____ __ 8 8-Skiing. . _________ ---·--. __ __ __ ___ _ _ _ _ _. ____________ .. 89-Small Grains ___________________ ______ :I ______ _ 90-Soil and Water Conserv. _______ 3 ______ __ 91-Stamp Collecting ___________ ----21.------- Silver Award 11 Ordinary Able Quartermaster Star Life Eagle a • 41-Fishing--------------------------- ----66--------- 42-Forestry _________________________ ____ aJ. _______ _ 43-Fruit and Nut Growing .. ----------------- 44-Gardening _____________________ ____ 13 _______ _ 45-GeologY------------------·-----·- --------:--··--'- 46-Grasses, Legumes ___________ ______ .I: ........ 47-Hiking .... ·----·----·------------- ---.Tl-------- 48-Hog and Pork Prod. _______ ------8--------- 49-Home Repairs ________________ .. U.4. ______ __ 50-Horsemanship---------------- .... 1$ ....... .. 51a1&~I ~rm.iiii'ili-- ----1----------- 92-Surveying ______________________ .. , . .I0--------- 9 3-Swimming _____________________ __ la) _______ .. 94-Textiles __________________________ ______ J ______ _ 9 5-Weather __________________________ ______ j _______ _ 96-Wildlife Management.... ____ g ______ __ 97-Woodcarving ________________ -----•-------· 98-W oodwork. ____________________ ____ 3') _______ _ 99-World Brotherhood ....... ----Z-------- 100-/~~iiiW"'"""""'""""" ----~~--------- Total. ___ _.. ______ __ 3.2M1156 ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. Number of units Dec. 31, 1956: Troops---~~! ________ Explorer units------~------- TotaL----~-~----------------- Number 2. Units which conducted boards of review for Second and First Class rank in 1956: ________________________________________ :_____________________________________________________________________ All · ~ 3. Units which conducted boards 0£ review for Star and Life rank in 1956: All lone:· 4. Units which conducted boards of~review for Eagle rank in 1956=-----~---------- Dl l,4trlct Joa.rd.a tor Eagle . 5. Troops which had 40 per cent or more of their membership who were First .. Class rank and above as of the epd of the troop's charter year·---------------- Per Cent ___ % ___ % ___ % · . 6. Does the advancement committee have a plan for contacting units at least annually for continued training ,.in advancement procedures? ___________________ [!) Y ~s D No But not belnf; followed.. Please attach copy of all present advancement procedures which -were adopted during 1956. (Signed) ~~/f 6 t~~::::~t;~~-~-~-~~-:-----'---~--C-----:\ .. :~--~----------------•--••••• Scout Executive ') ·: .. - Form 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE -1956 Region No .. --'----•-----------------· Council No, _____ 155.8 __________ _ I Name of CounciL ________ Chl.tltaaw ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ _ Headquarters City.---------bl•.---------------------'------------------------------ State _____ f.-..u•·----------···· CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR-ROUND CAMPING-1956 (Note: Units include total troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units.) Note: In reporting year-round camping, choose the most convenient twe!Ve-month period; i.e., the calendar year, the program year (September through August), or' the chartered year of each unit. In the latter. case, the. accumulated . reports secured from charter reviews covering twelve months operation of each unit would result in the council total. GROUP 1: Number Per Cent Units camping a total of ten days and nights during the year 12'----62.3. ..... .·.;·.· GROUP 2: A. Units doing some camping, but not up to the standard 87 28.1 of Group 1 B. Units doing no camping . __ u ____ ... t ..... . TOTAL OF ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Report of Org. and Ext. Comm.) Total troop and Explorer units, Dec. 31, 1956 ••--- 100% Number of units re~eiving the national Camping .Award (~O per cent of active , membe.rs campmg a total of ten days and nights during the year).. . ······-·--* Membership Julle 30, 195(), :was_:l}_f ______ troops, neighborhood patrols, and Explorer units; --------------~'104-:··--------------------------: ...... Boy Scol1ts and Explorers. LONG-TERM CAMPING (six or more consecutive days). Yearly summary: Totals below should be included in summary of Include tours, cruises, service camps, Explorer trips, etc. Do not include Scouts long-term camping if ca,mping period from other councils. ., ,. is six consecutive.days ·or more. Number of ~ Number of Number of Different Unit Units Scouts & Explorers Scouters Boy A. CHARTERED UNITS Agricultural service camp __________ Scouts WITH OWN ADULT and Explorers LEADERS 1. On council site ,. ; 9'1 121 . Boy I ' 94 18 Forest .. .. __ Jt .... Scouts 2. Off oouncil site and Explorers 3. Total (1 and 2) ft. 116'8 141 B. PROVISIONAL UNITS Explorer expedition, cruise, • xxx . , canoe trip, pack trip, etc . ...... : ... --Explorers 4. On council site 5. Off council site xxx • Boy Tours outside council area .la ... Scouts 6. Total (4 and 5) xxx "3 and Explorers C. GRAND TOTAL (3 and 6)_: xxx 11 IOI .. .. .. .. • . ........... Scouters 7. Per cent of June 30, 1956, Number of tours : ... 11 ... Tours Boy Scout .and Explorer ••• '. membership* xxx % xxx . ' Philmont Scout Ranch ----33 ... Explorers *In computing the percentage of long-term camping for the year, divide the grand total, .. .. .. __ JJ... .... Scouters line C, by the June 30 Scout and Explorer membership. ; ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SUMMER CAMP STAFF AND LEADERS BY AGES Give number for each age. ·AGES 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Over Total Central camp staff** a ' n I • a 1 • D a 2 • Provisional Scoutmasters 2 .. ·-· I Provisional Asst. SM's. ••(Do not include Scoutmasters or assistants of chartered or provisional troops, .or cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program services such as troop cooking.) 3.2Mll56 CAMP OPERATION. 1. Total net camp operating expense for the entire year 1956 (summer and year-around camping). $ 9.?63.21 (This figure is the difference between total operating expenses of all camps, and all special camp receipts such as camp fees and trading post profit. Do not include the council appropriation as a receipt.) 2. What amount was included in the council 19~ operating budget as the council appropriation for camping?; ..... $feotLOO CAMP CAPITAL 1. Amount spent on camp development in 1956 ............... -.................................................. , ......................................... ,... $·~----- 2. Does the council plan on camp expansion in 1957? ...................... ,~ ..................................... : .................................... 0Yes [i]No 3. If ''yes,'.' estimate cost. ····························································································································-~---···················· $---01'---- 4 .• Amount available now for camp development................................................................................................................. $----~- 5 .• Amount of special funds for camp development that council plans to raise in 1957. ······················--·~---··············· $---1---~- 6. Additional camp acreage acquired during 1956 ............. -................................................................................................ . t 7. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council own? ··············--············································'··········· I 8. How many separate pieces of camp property does the council operate? ................................. ".................................. 4 ACTIVITIES NUMBER HELD, ESTIMATED ATTENDANCE 1957 ACTIVITIES PLANNED (check) I. ACTIVITIES- 1956 Council District Boy Members Public Council District Camporees • ,..,. :flll!lft & - ... - Circu~es Expositions J. ... --- · I. ... Mobilizations Pilgrimages Fair participation Regattas.u_, - .,. • ~..- . t'll!itl 1 RendezvouGh DtilV'l J l 400 mo Expeditions . vocational conferences Roundup & illN'lft 4l Boy Scout Week • ...... llliiA Aquatic acti:vities .. - Other A6eil·· hft .._ • ~ lllM • II. CUB SCOUTING Does the council have a Cub Scout activity resource book, listing possible places to visit and things to do on a pack basis? ······································································-··············· D Yes [iJ No III. EXPLORING Did the council hold a "Citizens Now" conference in 1956? D Yes How many Explorers participated? ................................. . Remarks ... mtit . .fnnA tOJ9 ~t '"A 't"* ...... ·- - - .... ........ - - ~ ~ ...a --~"' _... . ~.- .... .., ... m.. o.!.. '*•• Will the council hold a "Citizens Now". conferen~e in 1957? D yes liJ No Dates: ....................................................................... . IV. CIVIC SERVICE Our most successful civic-service event during the year was ...f lClo4t. ." 4ar-.. f4':.Go.olbd.U .. 1. .tl 'F--··········································· REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1956 Name of Council._ ---"C_h:-'-i-'-clt_a_1:;..a_w ___ --.. _____ _:..,----- Hcadquarters City ._K_emphi........__-'-1 _____ _..;_ __ State Council No _ a_ee_. __ (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose. 6£ national record and compari90n.) . EXPENDITURES-For Fiiseal Year Ending . ~enftler-'._,31_.__....__~1956 . ) ., Column t Column 2 Column 3 L Operating Expenditures: Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net .Expenditurea ii--~-~---~~--~(s~~~N~ok~l~&~l~ow~)--+_:.,:(C~o~l.~l~A~{~in~u~s~C~o~l.=2:.J)I .·1. : . ~ -~~-lil. i .. ao1.a .. l .9 l 'P'1'o 00 , 'fl:lthD~ T .~9-0?' .. '• . . i' TOTAL OPERATING $ ·11o1,asa •• $ 17,sn.a>,.- \' .$ 97•2'10tll5 II. Capital Expenditures: . '$ 1. Office building •...... -···-···-···H-'-------.....1 $ ... x·x x 2. Office equipment ...................... ..-----·----+ 3. Camp property ..... ~ ............ -----------1 " 4. Camp 'equii:>menL •.... L. .. :~~-...u.----~ 5. Automobile. .. - .. ····-··-······-n-------~ TOTAL CAPITAL $ $ III. Revolving Accounts: I .. $ $· . ,. BUDGET-1957 (NET) - - ; 134,219 •• ", . J.f ' (National funda) I! $. , $ $ 1, ~~~s· LI~E--:··----·-··U~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~~-~ 2 R · · · " · ·lJ818'.-.BO• ".. 12 0 198064 3 . S egtsttrationl_s·······-············1·.-. _ ..... _.:.:::3,~e8~811.:.11oi:::9~1-:.i.i~~---:3:-.i:.,-=~=,~:-..:;.,.00::-::0---+----...... r-w'---4+--~------ . cou supp 1es .. :··········-·-··· 1-----.........::--~-_..---~-~'---..._--__... ....... __.....___*-_______ ,_ TOTALREVOLVING; $(199171.91).' $ lDe~e&.&• $ IV. Sundry Accounts I $ $ $ I (C $). INCOME-Analysis of income from contributiou received during 1956 fiscal year .. 1 ~ • I Total for capital purposes ...... . INcoJO :noK .AnAa Wsm CouNcIL PAATICIPATU IX CoxllUXITY CBUT IKCOIO nm1'AuM; io--------. ...... ------1 Wsm Cotnrcn. Doll a-om C1lelta or United Funcla xxx From Sapplemental Caattjbutiom• xxx Nor P An'lcitAts 1•Caur xx x .. : INCOIDROM -- IllVU'l'lilDn · (11tU9":fO• ... Df1'BUft, S'l'C.) - ...I' TOTAL INCOME ·~:!US:~ ~;~rd:i:i~n;:f~:~-=:C. =.~::_:Oft tbe cheat con~.:~rr·aa_~. ~ aaatai"inl. membenbips, • ' -~ .< ~ ..• ( " • .• ··' t d_ ... · .'... . . > .. • ' .-. '' " • ( . t ' ··v ·:, .. . . . ':· ,-;.,.;'~Ts..,. .. _c..._...__.., ... __ """'l"j .""'~·-·,.·~- .-. ----- • :-·:1, r · ~'fr6~ , •• -.. ~ ---- ---+;. ... i: --- -- .. - .. •-:· Operatioa.,.._..Accouat1 dd-billa pqable . $ Notes payDte~· ~. . RUerve fOi lts7 operations ' -. . ··-- . ' 1·. ' . .• • '.I I' ~ . . --· -··--- __ ,....,l.._ ~ --· -~ --- ' - .. ·~. ·' :11, Fo:m0-539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE -1956 Name of Council. ... ~-~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Region No. -----'--------------------- . Mellpld.• , ....... Headquarters City---------------------------------------------------------------------------- State __________________________________________ _ Council No ...... ~---------------- The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this committee during the year 1956. 1. Number of active members on council health and safety committee _____ !I _____________ _ Total number of active members on district health and safety committees _____ ~~--- 2. Items checked below were included in the 1956 program carried out by this committee: CHECK ACTIVITIES .. ' __________ The Eigl:it D_eferise ~lan for' safT .swimming was taught to troop and Explorer leaders. _____ .._ ____ First aid anq aquatic; skill event,s were conducted. _____ a: ____ More opportunities for swimming instruction were provided. -----~-----Safety through skill was stressed in connection with fire prevention, aquatic and camp training. Other _______________________________ : ___________ :·------------------~-------------------·----------------------------------------------------------------------------'--~---------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------·-·-------:.----... ------ .. -------------- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+------""--------------~ ( ~ ' PROTECTION -----*---~--Safe transp0rtation' knowledge \y~s included in ~it leader training. ___________ Values of yearly he~lth examinatioi;i plan were stressed. ~ - . · -----~-----Adequate health and safety protection measures were taken at camps and in connection with special· 'activities. Other ______ : ____________ t_ __ ~---------------'-----------------------------------: ____________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------· ___________ : _____________ _ ' -- .. --------------------------------------------------~------------"'::---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------'"'-------------------------------. . PREPAREDNESS -----~-----The Family Be Prepared plan was extended ro Scout families. -----~-----Physical fitness and personal health habits were emphasized. • . · . ' \ -----~-----Emergency servic~ training and mob~lization plans were coordinated with disaster preparedness planning of communities. • · Other -------------------------------·--------------------------------------------------'--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------- .,, . ---------------- ------- ----- ---- -- -- ----- -=- ---- --- ----J_ - - - - - - - ----------_ ! ___ --- ----- - -- - - -- ------------ ----------- --------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. 3. Was camp medi~al re~h~ck p\an (by a m~dical doctor) carried out? ( S) YES ( ) NO ~ How many persons were sent home or limited as to .activity as result of medical recheck? ______ f _______ · . . (Number) + 4. In 1956 we made : ____ t._ ___ c Scout Lifegilard awards. and ____ II ____ Emergency Service Explorer awards .. (Nu r) . ' _ . ..,·' . J . (Number) (Signod) -- --i~. : -- ,.t.kt{iJJ:,_L _ ·C tfj~~ / I . c.:~, ~ ~ -- • • • -• • • -• •• • •• • •• • -• • -~/ :· ... • • ~~ .. 2'_/: .... c~~-• •• • ---~- •••• •• ---- • -• -~'. :~ ;.:~~~ ... \~ .. ·~: ~·~: •• ~ • • • . .: ~ •) • • • • • • • • ••••• Ch irman, Health ana Safety Committee . Scout Executive 3.2M11% ·(See other side.) ROSTER OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE AND OTHERS TO RECEIVE "HEALTH AND SAFETY" MAGAZINE IN 1957 Note: Four (4) issues per year. Free of charge to all members of council and district health and safety committees; also council commissioners, district commissioners, and other key council and district Scouters. List below. Subscription price for others-25 cents per year. In bulk: 1 to 49 copies, 5 cents each; 50 to 99 copies, 2 cents each; 100 copies or more, 1% cents each. Name DI'. la119e A. tfallace B. 1. Hemltel" a. c. Maya c. A. Atldnsoa B. x. Moore ~. ~~,,, )\Uitl• Charle•·ifo-W.Slq !om Bell-V M. J. ])!,~~ D. C. If~ D:r. Marshall M..aebo• D.-. Z.tter I. ioldhd.th JU.chard Atw9!1 w. :s:. -·· JI~. L.O.D~~ J41: M. Ohudlel' Dr. Will~8Jil I. ~ J. Olark·J~a Loyal Foul~jler w. c. Mtll.•t A\ibny <SJ>ev · Cha!'le•<._.~1 Harold-··· Dr. L. .... .. t•Niton Du41e, If •. S\tawa at.chal'd llratc• l>wS.P,t WU.ltame Tom :ratrolo'1l fordo11 Je~_gaa B. L. 'h.,ylol" len7 a. Clarit J. I. A.dam:• lh'. H. w • .A.Jl4enn Howard Gw.&e · · Bet. Hewell · w. m. hath•• C. l'l. Siaaoti tom Ml tick'&ll John Bagl.aad Lamar lewp•t lev. J. c. Mt.1191' llev. Jo••Ph Wil•on W•n4all li'&».t. Address 4241 Sou then., Mempld.s. '!ea. 2t508 Stel'l ck :al4g. , Memph1 a, feq. too Falla Blq., Memphla, 'Pena. 1496 Shad.Gwlawn, Mempht.1, 'lea. Sellaw'bt.a, M1••l ••1ppl 409 Ol'baon., w. MeQhta, Ark. 984 :rwres\. Memphis. !enn.. 3619 Macon load, ·Memphie, !em. Batenille, MlP1saf.ppi 1101 A.Yalon, w. Memphis, Al'k. Ja'e8'fille, Mtas1as1ppl 3168 Hlt:hland 1a:rk Place, Meaphl1 11 -.re-. 2959 Rataer lload, Memphis, 'fea. '101 14,,q 11ac •• au & Jeffereon. Mempb.11, , ••• 7791 Sherman, Millington, Tenn. 2049 HolleWOOd, •m.Phl •• !••· 33>3 s. Wqnoka Olrele, M•lllPhi a; Tenn.. 4428 Powell Ave., Memphta, feJ:m. Senatobia, Mtsaiaelppi 601 West Barton., w. Memphis, Ark. 1884 lune, Memphis, fen.a. 1587 Rqbuft&, Mempbia, 'fen. 175 s. lrd, Mempbls, tenn. 517 lt. Gtahu. Memphis,fi1ill• 999 Gordon., Memphta, !ea. 3153 COvd.•n• Mempbis, 'l'ena. 921 Aley Road, Memphla, 'run. 2182 Bente a. Memphi •• ir.._. 1569 Ltndea, Mempble, ferm~ OolU.eni.11•• 'l'enaessee ~75 Spottswooa., Memphis, Tenn. 3585 Oovd.&n, Memphis, Temt.. 151 B. Willett, Memphis, Tenn. 3'1 Jf. Oent\1.17. Memphis, 'lean. 500 Preacet\, Memphi•, Tenu. 3863 Southe~ Mapld a, fen. 4612 Ci-oasover Lane, Memphte, '.Pena. 401 EUawonh, Meapht.e, Tenn. 421 Colonial Road, Memphis, Tena. 390 Decatu st.,Mem,phit, Tenn. 1485 Gold, Memphis, Tenn. Boy Scoo.\. otts.oe, 418 M & M Bldg.. Meinph11, 'lee. Form0-539E REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE -1956 Name of CounciL--------------------~~~~--------------------------------------'-------------------------------------'-'--------------------------------------- Region No. -------'-----------------· - _ Meapbl e !eaeeeee Council No. ---------------------------· Headquarters City---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- State-----------------,------------------------------ .__ __________ ___. .. ..... .. . ···-· .. . .. -- - .. RES UL TS IN BASIC TRAINING* & of D~ce111ber 31, 1956, we have accomplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered u~its with BASIC TRAINING* UNIT LEAD_ERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING Status 12/31/56 Status 12/31/56 Have Completed Have Completed Appropriate Objective Objective Appropriate 12/31/57 Number Basic Training* 12/31/57 Number Basic T raio,ing • Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent Registered Number Per Cent Per Cent· Asst. Cubma5ters -- Cubmasters la> .. • ?8 100 'flt ,, f() Scoutmasters 170 99 58 75 Asst. Scoutmasters 183 43. • 00 Squadron Advisors 1 0 0 100 Asst. Squadron Advisors · 1 0 0 100... · __ Post Advisors ?i Asst. Post Advisors • 4 1• ,,. a 00 .. 50 ''. Ship Advisors ·-· Asst. Ship Advisors -- (Skippers) a 0 () 100 (Mates) 2 0 0 100 xxx x x x x Explorer Advisors in troops 00 25 f() 100 TOTAL ASST. TOT AL UNIT LEADER~ 324 lit h .,, UNIT LEADERS all '~ • f() *Credit leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program . which he now leads, participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. through a. Cub Scout Leaders' Basic Training . b. Administration Section, Cub Scouters' Pow Wow, plus. four additional training meetings c. Scoutmasters' Basic Training d. Explorer Leaders' Basic Training UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at least one leader with outdoor training in troop camping, cruising and water work, or expedition leadership. a. Total registered commissioners b. Have completed a commissioners' training course Number _______ ~_: ____ · Number_ _________4__. 4 ___ ___ _ COMMISSIONER TRAINING DEN MOTHER TRAINING a. Total registered Den Mothers b. Have completed a basic Cub leaders' training. course . 914 - Number __ 887 _______ _ Number ___________________ _ STATUS 12/31/56 Number _____ J_~---- Y ·-------------------Per cent STATUS 12/31/56 _____•__ , _ , , _______ Per cent. STATlJS iz/3i/56 • -------------------_per cent i OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 76 ----------------·---Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/57 75 --------------------Per cent OBJECTIVE 12/31/S7 ---------'---'--·- ----Per cent ~.2Mii56 1956 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1957 OBJECTIVES 1956 1957 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED BASIC Cub Scout leaders ' .,. • UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING The following have been Boy Scout leaders ' 85 a courses conducted by colleges, seminaries, etc., located Explorer leaders ' • z in this council. Do not include these courses in the council totals. Neighborhood commissioners I z a Name of No. Atten- College ·Credit District commissioners School Courses dance Yes No TOTAL BASIC TRAINING • 8)6 • OUI'DOOR Troop camping 0 0 !I TRAINING. ', Explorer· cruising and boat handling 0 0 0 j Explorer. expedition 0 0 0 : ~· ;. TOTAL' OUTPOOR TRAINING ·.,,, OTHER Advanced Scout leaders' course 1 I TRAINI.NG Cubbers' pow wow 0 0 a •, Junior leader training AWARDS ISSUED, 1956 Den chiefs' conference 1. Arrowhead Honor Awards: Unit leaders 1 Explorer elected leaders' training Asst. unit leaders Den Mothers' workshop 1 • • Neigh. commissioners a Dist. commissioners Other courses (list) Total 3 Trf.dalnc !Ji"ature x 2. Scouter's Key 11 3. Scouter's Awards 18 4. Den Mothers' 'Awards ,,._,:....: TOTAL OTHER TRAINING Did this council conduct training-before-commissioning for unit leaders in 1956? O Yes ~ No (Signed) ..................... ~~f..l: ............. ;: ......... ~ ......... : .... ~ ... -....................... . Scout Executive ... Form 0-539C REPORT OF ORGANIZATION AND EXTENSION COMMITTEE -1956 Region No . ........... 1: ....... , ..... . Council No ....... $ .......... . Nrune of Council ........ Aleta ................................................................... . Headquarters City ........ Mal:Phl•---·····--···--··---···--···---·---- State .......... ... Net Total on New in~ Total on· Estimated TABLE 1 Separations # Dec. 31, 1955 1956 in 1956 Dec •. 31, 1956 New in (See Note) 1957 1. Total Cub Scout units 2. Total Boy Scout units 3. Total Explorer units 4. TOTAL UNITS (1, 2, and 3) 5. Total Cub Scouts 6. Total Boy Scouts 7. Total Explorers 8. TOTAL BOYS (5, 6, and 7) 9. 'Total pack Scourers (incl. Den Mothers) 10. Total troop Scouters 11. Total Explorer unit Scouters 12. All other Scourers (council and district) 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9, 10, fa, and 12) xxx xxx # Net separations equals "total separated" minus "separated-reregistered" minus "transfers in." TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1956 Tenure completed in respective programs Boys in packs Boys in troops Young men in Explorer units (Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the troop.) (Report only tenure earned as an Explorer.) Less than 1 Year NOTE-Above table applies only to boys who were SEPARATED in 1956. 1to2 Years 2 to 3 Years 3 to 4 Years xxx xxx TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1956 (under 2,500 population) NOTE-The following data, for 1956, should be given only for boys and units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. Cub Scouting (See Note 1) December 31 Boy Scouting (See Note 2) December 31 Exploring (See Note 3) December 31 Est. Net Separations 1957 xxx 4 or More Years xxx Objectives Dec. 31, 1957 TOTAL TOTAL December 31 1955 1956 1955 1956 1955 1956 1955 1956 Total rural boy members Total rural units Note 1-"Cub Scouting" as used here should include packs, neighborhood dens and members thereof, and Lone Cub Scouts. Note 2-"Boy Scouting" as used here should include troops, neighborhood patrols and members thereof, including Explorers in troops and Lone Scouts. Note 3-"Exploring" includes squadrons, posts, ships and members there-0f, and Lone Explorers. \.·· TABLE 4 UNIT REREGISTRATION : On Dec. 3'i, 1956, we had ...... ff ............ unregistered units of all kinds (November or prior expirations) • . In 1956 we used the charter-review procedure, involving participation of unit leaders and committee and representatives of charteredl institutions and council, . 'd th . t' f 3)5 . f 1 f ~1% . • • d . th . mci ent to e reregistra 10n o ........................ units out o our tota o ..... .DJ..'111 .......... units reregistermg urmg e year. The council has a definite plan for promoting unit budget plans (check one). ilj Yes 10 No TABLE 5 THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY Indicate number of institutions in ·council that sponsor single or multiple programs as follows: Number 1. Institutions having packs (one or more) only ................. : ..................................... ·------·-··· 59 2. Institutions having troops (one or more) only ................................................................... . 100 ' \' 3. Institutions having Explorer units (one or more} only ........................ , ........................... .. 9 L 4. Institutions having both packs and troops ............................................................................ . 5. Institutions having both troops and Explorer units .......... : ......................... : ........................ . 16 '6. Institutions' having both packs and Explorer units ....... :~~ ..... : ................... : .. ,.~---·-················ 9 7; Institutions:·having Whole Soout Family (packs, troops, and. Explorer units) ............... . 8. TOTAL INSTITUTIONS SPONSORING SCOUTING UNITS .......•..................... : ..... . (Signed) .... //wwr.t. ... U.~ ; Chairman'{/ganization and Extension Committee ·········IJ:··'·············'·······-·'············-'······'········'················ Scout Executive j 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 1957 Title A name given to the resource 1957 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report