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                  <text>SCOUTS or AMERICA

Cf/ICKASAW COUNCIL

Execu£tve Boo/id Mee-ttmj
Pecembe*. M, J975
5 P.M.
Setv-i.ee Center
PKTSEA/T:

C. Hattfaid
P/L. Jokn
Jim Long
P/i. C. 0.
PA,. Ki/£e
tf. ceair S/ie&amp;ton
Vaughan POM;
Wcfcttam C. Cowan
Monte/ Z. Cox
PA,. W. L. Pope,
Pinb&amp;ton
John Rt£t6
E/tned-t Ab/um
Ja&amp;tan Foreman
Geo/tge M.
Ian

A. B.
Geoige
J.
. Jonn Gin&amp;ti
. Macfge HcwU&amp;on
Jack MOWUA
W. tf. W-txt
Go.on.QQ, P,
J. C. Ray
RocU:
N. G. ParfcU^on

W, J.
fl*. P^,cfe Mo enow
Jonn Siofee*
Sian

F. Tote, JA,.
Kenned T^iomai
HizkaJid R. Walton
Ed F. tOc££ta/ri6, III
Til

Sam

K. MantU, Ji.

Snan P-t-tne/t
Ra^
Tom

Ricfe Schmid
&amp;ic.h
Gene

Tne ^nvoca^on tcoA g-cuen by Reverend Mct^en
Vavid

ptieA-Ldzd ov&amp;i the., wanting .Unce M^. R. M. Hunt, CowM
the. ko&amp;itaJi tka&gt; at&amp;inoon. Mt.

MIRTHS:

Pav-ccf W^tcami aifeeci appwvat o£ the, Octobzsi H bocvid Minute*. Mfi. KJU&amp; SawteZte.
made, motion that the. OctobeA minut.&amp;&gt; be. approved cu&gt; mac£ed. Rev.
^ecanded -t^ie motion and it catAced
TREASURER'S REPORT:

t/augnan Pow, CouncxX TA.eaAuAeAf nad
/tev^etu. A^ieA. a r^GAtion and an6weA peA&gt;tod Mt. POWJ aifeed appnovat JJOA, a £oan
-fAe banfe ^O/L $20,000 to ko&amp;p with e.Kp&amp;nt&gt;&amp;&amp; ^OA. the, batwu.e. o£ the. yo.au* AfiteA a
te.ngthy dl&amp;c.u&amp;*i.on Pi. Pope made motion that authority be g^.ven to make, a £oan
$20fQOO H th&amp;ie. be. a need. M/L. Ed WWUtM seconded ^?ie motion and it
CUB SCOUT REPORT;

Mitten Vasine£t tie.ponte.d that the. counM. ha&amp; 9,000 Cub Scout* and 668 new) Cab Scou-t
naue been &amp;ia,Cne,d this, y&amp;aft. T^ie/ie ha&amp; been 424 additional te.ad&amp;i&amp; t/iain&amp;d
&amp;att at the. Cub Scout Pouf Woww. He iatd -tne &amp;tsie,ngth o{ Scouting i&amp; in
SCOOTLVG REPORT:

3/L. C. P. HaurfeeA fie.ponte.d 67 additional ScouteM have. atte.ndo.d outdoor training
coun&amp;eA and tliat ov&amp;i one. nunctted Scoot unit£&gt; pafiticipatcd i.n the. Mempn-cfi
doon. knob hangeA, campaign. Vti* HawfeeA 4a^.d the, Chicka&amp;aw Councit woutd handZe. the.
time, ^now; o£ the. Liberty Bowi PecemfaeA. 22, woiftlng with FA.eedom4 foundation o
Fo/tge and ^ne iib&amp;ufy Boto^ o^fyiviaJU. The. theme, i* "A Sa^ttte -to Liberty"
moA.e ^ian ?25 Scou^and ScoutestA participating,

�- 2-

PA. HawkeA 4oid the, /omboAee woa a gAeat AucceAA and thanke.d all who participated.
COMMISSIONER'S REPORT:
Manley Cox 4aid that Chicfeaaaw Council wa&amp; the. only council in A/tea Two
and Kentucky) that it&gt; ahead o$ itt&gt; la&amp;t a&amp;vu AecoAd. MA. Cox AepoAted on the.
noundup and aafeed rfoA approval to have, the. Scout Show the. 9 £ 10 o&lt; ApniZ, 7976 at
the. FaiAgAounda . RofaeAt I, lAwtin moved that ApAi£ 9 6 10, 1976 be Ae-t £OA the. Scout
Show. Mt. Bi££ Sawte££e seconded the mo-turn and it catAied una*umou4&amp;/.
MA. Cox *aid that a da# nod been *et aAide -to Ae-chaAteA unit* in each di&amp;tnict.
Thi&amp; method otf Ae~chaAteAing unita ha&amp; been Aea£ 4ucceAArfu£ -in the. Naahoba
and he hoped to get. it working in eveAe/ dti-Dttct o^ -tne c-ounciZ.
Cox 4aid ^C WOA a p/Uvx^ege -to nave been chairman oX ^ne Jie.c.ent /ambo^ee ne£d
Pena^ Fa/tm and -ct WOA gtatHying to 4ec tfie people o&lt; #Ua council wo/tfe toa&amp; a ^eam. We -cnftodaced Buddy twin, chaiftmn o$ the. Jamboiee cample.
itn gave a -tepo/L* on tne jambotie,e, telling oX tne mam/ yob^ that had to be
acc.omplit&gt;he,d in a period o£ ^tve we.eh&amp;. Two Scoah, John Hopkim&gt; and Bobby
WzatheA*, from Tfioop 97 pat£tctpa£ed in a Mjt with Mt. Iwin and then pieAentzd a
plaque, o^ app^iecxatton to Vavid Williams ^o/t Ml. R. M. Hunt and M4* Abe Plough.
Mt. William thanked the. Scoot* rfo* coming -to the. boa/td me.zting and fan the.
OF MR. ABE PLOUGH'.
Pan Hallfaxd &amp;aid that Ralph ManaA and Mac Hunt me-C n^m ea/ttteA -#u,6 weefe and
^tee had talked to M^. Plough about the. financial situation of the. council.
The. tu&amp;taining membesi&amp;hip enaolbnent need6 o&lt; $360,000 had been exp&amp;uned to
M^. Plough and he had come to -the boatd meting to tell o&lt; hi&amp; challenging
Mi. Plough &amp;aid he. realized what a, ttemendouA oAgan^zatton the Boy Scoute o£
America wae&gt; but did not know thesie. we/ie. 18,000 boy&amp; x,e.gi&amp;tetie.d in thi&amp; council.
Mt. Plough &amp;aid oveA. the ye,aM he. hat&gt; leatvied. it it&gt; ea&amp;iest. to make, a man than it
i&amp; to make, hem ove*. He &amp;aid the qieateAt he£p he. had in Ufa beAide&amp; hit&gt; £ath
wo* the people that had rfatth in h2m and gave n-cm an -tncenttve to mafee a better
e^oAt. He. &amp;aid thesie, one. th/tee thing* to Aemembe/i in life and they ate;
The g-teateAt thing* ate not wrapped in doWvi bill*, t. Good relative* and
3. Good ^/u,enda. You would certainly be pooA i£ you did not have, anyone, orf
Mt. Plough &amp;aid it i&amp; a big job to go out and /utUe. mone.y to feeep tha institution
going and hewc/ thanfe&lt;a£ fan. the. dedication orf all pfc^ent. He. &amp;aid Mt. Hunt i&amp;
one. 0|J out q-teaizAt citizen and he, hoped, he WOA no^ ^zxiou&amp;ly HI. MA. Plough
al&amp;o &amp;aid the. befit way to nai&amp;e. mone.y i&amp; a challenges gifit and he (Je£t led in hi*
heaAt to give, challenge* orf thi&amp; &amp;ont. He. &amp;aid i£ the. council, would xai&amp;e, $324,000
i5o-t next j/eaw &amp;u&amp;tdinina membeAAh-tp, he will give. $36,000. He, it&gt; to be. notifii&amp;d
in touting 0(J the date tJie dttive. i&amp; to clo&amp;e. 40 he can take, it up with the. Plough
foundation and that he ha&amp; not been tuAned down to daie. He. &amp;aid in thiA woAfe
may God blz&amp;* the. men who aAe heZping theie young people, be bettesi men. The&amp;e,
the men thai wilt be -Cafe-tng oat p£ace tomoAAow.
A£an Fi4teA. Eag£e Scout ^Aom TAoop 240, pAeiented MA, Plough with a Good TuAn
AwaAd jJoA the mantf good tUAn* he ha&amp; done. ^OA OUA city. MA. Plough &amp;aid he. appreciated th^4 awoAd veAi/ much and he hoped theiA rfutuAe foot *te,p&amp; would be. guided
by the. expeAience oj$ the pafit.
Mt. Wi^£iamA 4aid i&amp; we cou^d put ^oAih extAa ejJjJoAt thifi i/eat we couCd accomptuh
chatCenge.

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GOOWKU GOOV TURN;
M*. Jack MonJiit&gt;, Chairman ofi Good Tu/w &amp;ofi GoodtMJi, bald 5,000 boy$ and 2,000
adult* in 149 unite collected 26,000 filled bag* o£ lepaViable item* - enough
4-tx month* walk fio/i 140 people, at GoodwiZt. tie. thanked all who participated in
thi&amp; community

Mt. William congratulated Jim Long fan being selected a&amp; hdminiAtrLOtive M&amp;it&gt;tant
to the. new elected County Mnyon, and catted on him c&amp; txp.totiing Cfuu/unan to make.
kU&gt; fiepoxt. Mt. Long JiepofLZed on the. newly organized po&amp;£&amp; and totd c£ the. 35 ExptoieM and adulte that would be. attending the, foiea II Exp-Co-te/LA Convention to be,
held tki&amp; we,e.kend in Gatlinbusig. Thz&amp;e. young ExplotieJU wWi neptieAent outi 96
and 2,000 ExploieAA at the.
Mt. Long x.e.c,ognize.d Mt. A£van F. Tote. OA thi&amp; ye.ant&gt; chaiwian o£ the. Rotatiy Exploiting
Psioje,ct and thanked hiw fan. the. tsiemendoub job he. wai&gt; doing. Ait. Tote. &amp;aid the.
Rotary Club took on thi&amp; px.cje.ct AeveAal yeatiA ago and thi&amp; c.onvnitte.e. a&amp;t&gt;i&amp;t&amp; the.
coundl in establishing new Po&amp;t&amp;. tie. Aaid in the. be.ainning theJie. weAe. 300 Exp-CoA.e/^
and we now have. 1,100. The. Rotaty Club gave. $5,000 the. £isu&gt;t ye.au and $16,500 had
been A&amp;t a&amp;ide. fafi 1976, and he. hoped to have, many mote 4acce4AjJu£ AtoiieA. The.
$16,500 jjo^t 1976 -u a 10% -tnctecwe oveA the. ye.a&gt;i 1975.
PUBLIC REUTIQA/S:
M/i. Wil£iamt&gt; congratulated Jim Rottt foti being Sh&amp;tiM o£ oufi county fan at lea&amp;t
*ive, day&amp;. Tkit&gt; will be, the. period o£ January 1 - 5, 1976. M*. Rout had btiochuAe
paired out to boasid membm on the. Speaker Bureau and i£ it&gt; the, de^tiio. ojj the.
committee to Aptizad Swuting to att polite ofi the. city, tie *aid boy* jj/tom Pioop B4
will be. on the. Boy*' Li^e. covert in Ap^il, 1976t end to be. looking \ob thi&amp; Atoiy.
FIMAA/CE:
Van Hallfio/id, Vice. ?neAide.nt o£ finance., Add the. $360,000 SME ne.e.d&amp; fan 1976 i&amp;
ba&amp;e,d on what we. need aid to be. able, to pay ofa the. $7S,OOOde.^icit fcom pJie.viou&amp;
tie. &amp;aid th,i&amp; budget al&amp;o needed to be. nai&amp;e.d in otideA to give. the. &amp; ta.fi £
Aince. it had been ^w?o yeaw bince. tiai&amp;eA had been g-tven.
., tiallfiotid introduced the. Au&amp;taining memb&amp;tAhip di&amp;ttu.ct chairmen fax. 1976:
Pat v&amp;ddi&amp;on, Nositliea&amp;t
MaAJtin Mo&amp;by, Southwest
Bill PieAt, Southe.at&gt;t
R. StokeA, South Ce,n&amp;ial

Ray JatZcntki,
Vx.. G. W. SowieJttA, C^Ute,nde.n
Lucius McGe/tee, Ea^te^n
Vi. Lovelace. Gipton, Notitli Central

toi. tfattfiotid Aaid it wa&amp; going to take. the. help ofi all to *.ai&amp;e, thi&amp; money and he.
at&gt;ke.d att to hetp.
Wi. William* &amp;aid Aix me.n met with Unite.d Wat/ to pn.e&amp;e.nt QUA 1976 budget ie,queAt
and ne.queAte.d a $40,000 incA2.a&amp;e. ove.1 the. 1975 allocation.
COMPEAISATIOW COMMITTEE:
MA.. W-aXtam6 &amp;aid the, fiotlowing Compensation Comnittee, had been appointed:
R. M. tiunt, Chairman
Vavid William
Spence Wil&amp;on

Bob
tiughe&amp;
R. E. Cannon
Van tiallfioid

Manley Cox
L. R. Jalenak, Ji.
Robert Booth

�.4 -

MA. W-ittiom* 04 feed £OA motion to give, the above committee -the authoAity to Aeuiew
AaiaA-ie* and give Aa^*e* a* -the committee *eea £it 04 £ong a* &gt;it &amp;tay&amp; itiitnin the.
guide&amp;ine* o£ the, budget elective January f , 1976. MitCen PoAnetC made the motion
and J. C. Ray seconded. The motion caAAied unaiumou&amp;£y.
INSURANCE PROGRAM:

MA. John P-itt*, Chaitmn orf IniuAance Committee, Aaid a $2,000,000 umbAet&amp;i po&amp;icy
wou£d be canceled a* o^ Janutvur J, J976 A^nce National Council wJM pu^c/ia^e t/u4
coye^tage &lt;o/t ait ajuncu*. It wtctC be the tt&amp;Apon&amp;ibitity o&amp; the, C/Ucfea6aw; Councit
to continue. it&amp; $500,000 comp^ehena-tve geneta£ ttab^tcti/ poticg in ottdw. to have the
$2,000,000 coverage pacd by the NatxowaC Council.
0/RITT6M POUCIES:

M^. Witticm t&gt;oid the coanccC needed a tutctten pottcy ow NepottAm and Conj$£tct
and he would tike, apptovaC oii t/ie
"BE IT RESOLUEP that it it&gt; the potccy o^ Chxcfea6aw Counct£ o^ the Boy Scout* orf
Awe^u.ca to dticoa^ige nepo-ttAm; thete^o^e, without the. £iM knowledge and conient
o^ t/ie Executive Boa/td 0|J Chicfea^aw Council; no fiamity member OA Ae£attveA o^ a
content employee wctd be employed by Ch^cfeaAow Counacd; and then oniy upon
04 the Executive Boa/td iha££ determine. "
MA. A^van F, Tote moved that we accept the above pottcy, seconded fay B.cC£ Cowan
and the motxon cafLced unancwoui^y.
"BE IT RESOLl/EP that -it -C4 the pottcy o^ the Ckccfea^aw Council o&lt; the Boy Scout6 0|$
Ame/U.ca not to puAchoAe good6 OA -6eAv-cceA £tom the membeAi o^ the Execu-tcve BoaAd
OA the^A iJainctteA un£m the puAcha^e pAtce jJoA Auch good* OA 4eAv-cce6 ha* been
compaAed w^th the pAtce orf A^mcCaA good* OA 4eAvx.ce* puAcha^ed ijAow otheA*, and
*uch puAchaAe pAtce -c* no gAeateA than the puAcha^e pAtce ^OA .*-6nc£aA good* OA
ojJiSeAed by otheA th^td
"
MA. MuAAay ReiteA a*feed that the motion be attKiended to Aead --totoeAt pAtce wii£ be
accepted by Aea£ed bid* A^teA cowAx.deAab£e dticu**-ton Wi* Tote made pAopoAaC that
toe accept AeAo&amp;it-con a* Aead. MA. Sam May* *ecowded wtith a-££ membeA* appAoatng tatth
the exception o^ MA. ReiteA.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:

MA. W-cttaim* &amp;aid the Sx£veA BeaueA Committee would m^et xmmediate£y ajJteA boaAxf
meetutg. %. WxXtiam* a*feed faoaAd membeA* to tUAn ^r, -600 OA thAee AecommendaXcon*
)$OA new boaAd memfaeAA ^OA the yeaA J976. He announced the Counac£ Ba*-6ae*4 Meeting
to be JanuaAy 22, 7976 at the BoaAd orf Education and the Annual CouncZC OinneA to be
FebAuaAy 26, J976 at the Hyatt Regency. Ml. Buddy Mix ha* agAeed to be chai^wian o^
Annual
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting ad/ouAned at 6:45.

Re*
Katph K.. Mono*, JA.
SecAetaAy

�BE IT RESOLVED That it is the policy of the Chickasaw
Council of the Boy Scouts of America not to purchase
goods or services from the members of the Executive
Board or their families unless the purchase price for
such goods or services has been compared with the
price of similar goods or services purchased from
others, and such purchase price is no greater than
the purchase price for similar goods or services
offered by other third parties.

�BE IT RESOLVED That it is the policy of Chickasaw
Council of the Boy Scouts of America to discourage
nepotism; therefore, without the full knowledge and
consent of the Executive Board of Chickasaw Council,
no family members or relatives of a current employee
will be employed by Chickasaw Council; and then only
upon such circumstances as the Executive Board shall
determine.

�CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA
1973

1974

PROJECTED 7975

PROJECTED 7976

$172,000
12,11$
.075

$178,140
6,140
.036

$190,024
.066

$230,495
40,477
.213

5,000
- 4,000
- .444

7, $00

.560

70,000
2,200
.2*2

75,000
5,000
.500

$120,869

$133,031
72,762
.700

$179,258
46,227
.355

$226,334
47,076
.206

$279,164
52,830
.233

#37,049

$2g,637
-2,472
- .077

$35,777
7,734
.274

$36,029
258

$34,000
-2,029
- .056

$338,668
17,865
.066

$400,969
62,301
.184

?972
$759,5*5

United Way - Mempfua
IncAecwe GVVL pfc&amp;utoua
Percent -tmyieoAe ove* ptev-i.ou6

United Way - Wea-t
ovet

Petcent

i/ecvt

t/eot

cue*
ovet p^eu-coas

Income
Inct&amp;we. cue*
&lt;uicAea*e

TotaJi Income

$320,803
oue^. p^tey-coai

11,884

.007

$462,387
61,418
.153

$558,659
96,272
.208

�H1STORV OF
BOy SCOUT FUWPIWG

FROM
UWITEl? KM OF MEMPHIS
BOV SCOUT SUPPORT

UWITEP OW ALLOCATIONS

FROM

TO

TOTAL

U.W.

u.w.

TOTAl

B.S.A.

1

B.S.A.
I

7950

55

54

95. 0

W.A.

54

W.A.

7956

S6

67

77.9

W.A.

67

W.A.

7960

772

SO

77.4

W.A.

SO

W.A.

7965

760

70S

67.5

7,S45

JOS

5.9

7967

787

723

65. S

2,750

723

4.5

7968

276

730

60.2

2,450

730

5.3

7969

233

735

57.9

2,600

735

5.2

7970

283

754

54.4

3,700

754

5.0

7977

304

763

53.6

3,270

763

5.0

7972

320

760

50.0

3,290

760

4.9

7973

339

772

50.7

3,870

772

4.5

7974

400

778

44.5

4,090

778

4.3

7975

462

790

47.7

4,600 E

790

4.7

559

230

47.7

4,900 E

230

4.7

4,900 E

255

5.2

7976

[R&amp;qtLGAt&amp;d)

7976 (Hat. A u g . )

�UNITED WAY ALLOCATIO

A PERCENT OF BOY SCOUT FUNDING

/oo

?r~

CO

C Q

xT s*\,

x--5

&gt;-n

�PLAN OF OPERATION
1976 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT
7976 CAMPAIGN DISTRICT LEVEL GOAL - $202,000
Tke. 1976 goat&amp; fan eac/i dti&amp;Uct OJiz a&amp; Bottom:
DISTRICT

CHAIRMAN

Nottk&amp;a&amp;t
Na&amp;koba.
Nototh Czntttat

Pat Paddi&amp;on
Ray Jablon&amp;ki
V*. love£ac.e. Gip&amp;on

LU.CAU&amp; McGe/iec
KWi P^ie&amp;t

tta&amp;Un Mo&amp;by
P/t. G. W* SowiMb
Jokn R. S-tofeei
Stan F&amp;igu&amp;on

South. Czn&amp;iat
DISTRICT TOTAL

GOAL
$23,000
16,000
9,500

46,000
44,000

35,000
10,000
9,000
10,000

$202,000

Tke. cO&amp;tsiict campaign wWi be. conducted on

2.

N&amp;igkbotikood OX.
Comtwity

-

$100 and up

-

$ 30 to $99

3.

CHAIRi^N
II.

T976 COUNCIL LEI/EL GOAL - $108,000
LEI/ELS:

BENEFACTOR

-

$5,000 up

SPONSOR

-

$2,500 to $4,999

GUARPIAN

-

$1,000 to $2,499

PATRON

-

$500 to $999

LEADERSHIP

-

$250 to $499

WOMEN'S WISION PROJECTS

III.

THE CHICKASAW COUNCIL'S 1976 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP GOAL IS

�CHICKASAW COUNCIL FINANCIAL STAMPING
AS OF DECEMBER 10, 1975

12-10-75
A United Way

$190f024

$190,024

2,075

4,150

44,772

45,000

775,470

?

$412, 341

?

&amp;t
Income
Stia tcu.YU.nQ MewbeAAlUp
TOUL

-C/i^a December

-

12-31-75

$41r110

mewifae/ta /iaue catted eac/i outstanding pt&amp;dge. $25 and up)

7975 E&amp;tAmate.d Expend e6

$431,577

1975 Income 12-10-75

$412,341
$19,036

MssnpluA Comwiify Ck&amp;6t 8 otkw.
income, by 12-31-75
SME pt&amp;dg&amp;&gt;

WOTE:

Gcti -en fe^nd ece^ued
;to be

-

2,303
_
$Ut733

�CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ZOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
0CTOGER 76, 7975
I.
II.
III.

INVOCATION— ........ - ...... - ..... —

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WELCOME
TREASURER'S REPORT ---- ........ - ..... -

iv. UNITEV aw HEARING- .......... — -

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-

Vaugnan Vow

Mac

WovembcA 6, 7975 - 3:30 P.M. - United Wai/ BoaAd Room
a.

Li&amp;t o£ 4ab-comm££tee (fill

6.

80 1/ Scou-tA Parted to pieAtnt oast budget

to United Way

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R. E. Cannon
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Scouting to buy a. day o£ Scouting.

COUNCIL SUST-^IWG EWROtJLMEWT CHAIRMAN - 7976

-tn tuppoiting
Mac tfun-t

SUSTAINING ENROLLMENT COLLECTIONS 7975.

CHIOCASAW COUWCIL 8ICEWTEWWIAL JAMBOREE --------- ........ - ...... — Mante/ Cox
Pcna£ FaAm o&amp;&amp; Walnut GAoue Road, October 24-25-26, 7975
Exccu-ttue boaAd memfaaAA OAC encouAaged to vi&amp;it any time.. Big event* Saturday

�n, Saturday niglit, C/IUAC/I AeAvlct Sunday motoring, Sunday afc&amp;inoon.

IX.

SILVER LEAVER COMMITTEE:

Sam Mat/6,
Cox

Vang/urn
PA.. C. P.
Andf/ W/tay
C^ai/
Hat

X.

WOMIWATIWG COMMITTEE:

0*. K^e C^won,
Con/tac( S&amp;abtiook
Sam S^a^i
Pav^ii WUJUam
Van
P^t.
Leon
5pence W-t
Morgan

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XI.

AVWUAL COUWCIL RECOGWITIOW SAWOUET - FEBRUARY 26, 7976
Weed

XII.

XIII.

EAGLE PAV-CKAIRMAW
MARCH IS, 7976

WEEPE1?

WEXT COUNCIL EXECUTIt/E SOARi? MEETING - NOVEMBER 73, 7975 - 5 P.M.

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�CHICKASAW COUNCIL

BOV SCOUTS Of AMERICA
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING
OCTOBER U, 1975
5 P.M.
SCOUT SERl/ICE CENTER

PRESENT:

R. M. Hunt

Van Haltfastd
Leon Hanna^oAd
W. K. JenningA

INVOCATION:

Vaughan Pow

Wi&amp;iarn C. Cowan
Manley 2. Cox
V*. W. L. Pope
Jim Mcfciwtey

John Pitti

Clay Shelton
Ralph K. ManuA, JA.
Ralph young

The .invocation WOA given by Ralph K. Mono*, JA.
TREASURER'S REPORT:
l/aughan POM;, Council TteaAuAeA, paired out copieA Of$ the September financiat statement ami Aev-iewed the AepoAt with, those pAesent. A copy -iA attached to t/ie 0{£t&amp;ta£
minutes.
AWNOUNCEMEMTS;
Mac Hani, CowicU Piz&amp;ident, *aM that Unitzd War/ had 4&amp;t November 6, T975, 3:30 p.m.
Utt6ted Wat/ Boa/id Room 06 tfie date and -tcme ^? ^e^ao *fie Cft-tcfeaaaw Coanc^'4 7976
budget /tequai't. He oifeed tfae &lt;o£^ouiuig men to join /urn at tfet* meetcng: Pan
R. E. Cannon, Pau-td W-6ttcam4, Vaughan POM; and J-tm Long.
Mt. Hunt exp£acned Pfuwe II OA a second e^o^t to co££eet $78,000 to take. ca*e ojj
defect 05 t/ie cottnocC. ^OA. tfie pa6t &lt;OUA. j/eaw. He aAfeed (JOA. fcc£p ^n contacting
pAo^pectA t/iat have not been contacted tktA t/ea/c. Project ^etttng ttUA explained
and a ZtAt o^ pAo/ectA WOA gtven to eacfi one
Mt. MOWUA iatd Pav^d W-c£&amp;camA had contacted E££et Outdoor AdveAtcA-tng Company o&amp;
Memp/i^A o^ which Mt. Stan Fe/tguAon -CA P*eA&lt;tdent and Gene^aC Manager. Mt. FeAgaAon
earned /VCA Eag£e OA a 6ot/ and ^A ue^i/ ^Mte^eAted in Scouting and oj^e^ed the
compatttf'-A he£p OA iio££owA - JJOA eve^y company/ OA. peAAon that fauyA one datf oX Scooting {wmit t£ co-At to keep Scouting in MempfotA ^OA one day - 365 day* at $7,530 peA
day) EHesi OatdooA AdveAtcA-utg woaCd adveAtcAe on one Ojj ^CA outdooA 4^gnA the name
o&lt; the company that bought a dot/. Irf they do not have an outdooA A^gn neaA the
p£ace 0({ buA'UteA'A, they would have one oj 'CtA mob'tCe adveAtcA^cng ututA placed -in
JAont oj the buA^neAA. MA. MOWUA Aaid he thought thi&amp; would be a gAeat
po-uit and we needed to tafee advantage 0(J tfctA oppoAtiotcty.
MA. Hunt -ia-cd t/ie cowmtttee on Pha^e II ha* met Aevetal tcmeA pAeuxouA^ and to
Aave tone he and Manley Cox had it Aet J{OA all the men on the committee to be able
t0 talfe and ItAten at the Aame tune on a ^pectal con^cAence hoofe up. The ^^AAt
contfeAence call i&amp; Aet ^OA FA^day, OctobeA 24, 8:30 a.m. Mt. Hunt taid the. selection orf a /976 SME chatAman would be made toon so the c/uuAman would have plenty
Oj{ time to ^amctcOAtze fumAelrf atcth the AyAtem.
MA. ManuA gave a AepoAt on the 7975 •AuAta-otdig membeAAhtp ewAollment col£ectton4
to date and indicated hi&amp; conceAn Aega/uiutg collectionA fjoA the balance orf the
yeoA. He aAfeect the comntttee £OA advice, and guidance, in caAe collector weAe not
OA good OA expected. He told oft the. AeA-cgnatcon ojj ^o men in the. AummeA that have
not been Aeplaced -tn oAdet to help balance the budget and wanted to fenow t^ a cut
.01 peAAonnel -Ahould be made -cX we did not collect monieA expected. Mn,. ManaA WOA
tola to wait and £ee and would cAOAA that faAtdge when we got to it.

�BICD/TS/NIAI JAMBOREE:

Cox nvpontzd on the. jawbone. -to be held at the. Penal fcvw, October 24 , 25,
and 26. He *ocd t/iot about hal£ o$ the. unite in the. council had /Legx^teted rfo-t
tne /ombo^ee and i&amp; the, weotneA MKU good thi&amp; activity would be one o£ the. beat
held by the. Chicka&amp;cw Council. Mt. Cox fizad the, dote* and tone* o£ /ombo/iee
publicity on tke. di^ejient TV Atation&amp; and &amp;aid enthu&amp;ia&amp;m MJCW gtiowing evesiy
day. He a&amp;kzd all boasid member to attend the. event* and eApe,cially the. contpto be. held on the. 2$th at 7:40 p.m.
Hunt announced the. following comnitte.e£ :
SItl/ER BEAVER COMMITTEE:

Sam May4, Chaiwnan
ffanley Cox
Ec££ Cowan
Vaughan Pott;
fa. C. P.
&amp;ndy Wsi&amp;y
Clay Shelton
Hal

WOMIWATIWG COMMITTEE:

Oieaon,
Conxad Seabiook
Sam Slain.
Vavid William
Van Hailed
P/u
Leon Hannafioid
Clay Shelton
Spence. W-ct6on
Atten Mo/ujan
Benny

M%* Hunt .fiacd ifie AnwuaC Council Recognition Banquet wou£d be ne£d Feb^iua^i/ 26,
1976 and a cfia-ctman wou£d ^oon be appointed. He, &amp;aid Eagle. Day would be. held
MtLtc/i 18, 1976 and iti&gt; chairman would al&amp;o be, appointed icon.
Tne next execatcue boatd weettng utill be, held November 13, 5 p.m. at the Scout
Mft. Manui thanke.d Vn.. Pope, fan hi&amp; help in solving 4ome di6£icult &amp;ituation&amp;
and I{OA the. wJond!e/t^u£ job he, COOA do-tng ai c/iactman 0|$ t/ie Soutftweit
APJOURNMEWT

Ra£pn K.
Scout Executtue

�CHICKASAW COUIICIL, DOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses
For the month ended September 30, 1975

BUDGETED

OPERATING INCOME

Contribution Income
United F»inds:
United Way of Greater Memphis
Community Chest of West Memphis

SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP

ACTUAL

Year
1975

9 Months
1/1/75-9/30/75

$203,624
15,000

$155,ooo
4,000

$15,000
-0-

$154,832
2,075

$(
(

163)
1,925)

$210,624

$159,000

$15,000

$156,907

$(

2,093)

280,000

163,000

149,031

(

13,969)

Month of
September

8,001

9 Months
1 /I /75 -9/30/75

Over (Under)
Dudaet

OTHER INCOME*

Income from Unrestricted Endowment
it &amp;
Trust Fund Investments
2,200
iiet Income -Supplies for Sale
9
Sept. Months
Local Council Sales
$2,029
Less Cost of Sales
1,813
10^528 3,964

!!et Income - Camping
Net Income - Activities
Income from General Operating Fund
d
Income - M a t c h i n g Funds,HatM Council
uncil
Income - Other

TOTAL OPERATING INCOME

-0-

15,000
-06,000

6

*K. ^ -*
,000

-0-

1,900
-0-

12,000
-0-

4,500
7,000

$347,400

6

1 , 048

216

1,096
-015,805

-0-

3

-0839
1

$24,066

1,048

(

-0-

3,805

-0-

4,193

8,835
$336,915

804)
-0-

(

307)
1,835

$(10,405)

�CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses
For the month ended September 30, 1975

BUDGETED
Year
1975

Total Operating Income available for
Operating Expenses, brought forward

9 Months
1/1/75-9/30/75

Month of
September

ACTUAL
9 Months
1/I/75-9/30/75

Over(Under)
Sudqet

$531,788

$3^7,400

$24,066

$336,915

$(10,485)

Salaries
Payroll Taxes
Employee Benefits
Field Operating Expenses
Telephone
Occupancy Expenses
Operating Supplies
Postage
Leadership Training &amp; Conf.
Recognition Awards
Professional Fees
Charter Fae &amp; Quota
Interest on Indebtedness
Camping Expanses - Budgeted Fei tion
L'et Expenses - Camping
Met Expenr.es - Activities
insurance
Other Expenses
Property &amp; Equipment Purchases

$3^230
18,533
32,365
46,410
4,800
6,120
19,222
9,000
4,700
4,963
1,600
10,920
-020,190
~0Co5,135
4,800
1,800

$209,300
12,400
16,400
36,900
3,648
3,420
14,600
7,100
4,700
2,900

$21,308
1,115
1,533
2,776
351

$202.028

$( 7,272)

TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

$531,780

$347,311

OPERATING. EXPEL1SES.

6/3/75
9/2/75

First EJut'l
United 1-,'ay

13

-0-

1,200

2,632

7,993
750
8,600

437

784

-o-o-

-0-0-

5,500
3,4oo
8,500

(

75)
136
53

$33,856

16,301
37,521
3,591
3,989
13,196
5,027
2,844
1,858
1,643
7,994
1,869
7,523
-0-0-

621

(
(
(
(
(

57)

569

M04)
2,073)
1,856)
1,042)
443
1

1,119
( 1,072)
-0-0-

( 4,135)
( 1,226)

$329,204

$(18,107)

7,711
$10,000

( 899)
(
99)

1,315
2,174
8,825

9,790

Total Operating Expenses over Incom for Sept.
Total Operating Income over Expense*' for 9 months
Notes Paid;

494
1,342
624
240

nisot

325

�CHICKASAW COUNCIL

80^ SCOUTS OF AMERICA
MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING
SCOUT OFFICE
September 77, 7975
5 P.M.

PRESENT:

R. M, Hunt
Vavld Wlttiaw&amp;
Pan C. HattrfoAd

Ion AAnojJ
Von BeoAd
Rot/ E. Bete, JA.

Ed F. W-ittiomA, III
Wot£ace W-c&amp;weA., JA.
Andt/ WAO#

J-tm Long
PA. C. P, HawtfeeA
t/aughaw Vow
Mantet/ Z. Cox

Rev. Mitten PaAnet£
PhlUp J. EaAtr/
M^iA. Madge HaAtcAon
J. C. Rat/

HeAzt Shanfeinan
Kecth l/qn Adnen
Jim
Shan

PA. W. L. Pope

ChoAteA StuaAt
Hat FoAteA

Ratph Voung

lAwin L, FAe^beAgeA

Andt/ SnideA

Bitt

INVOCATION:

The -invocation WOA g-iven by ReveAend Mitten PoAnet^,
IwJ

mf

MZiVUTES: The minuteA ^joA the May boaAd meeting wznz appAoved OA
ON ISRytCISCOUTS VISIT:
Shanfeman, In&amp;^cCtttcona^ KepKeAeMtatlve. o£ T^toop 360, gave a &gt;tepo*t on
-ten tfoung men ^tom l4/tae£ that vl&amp;lted 75 &lt;Lctie4 x&gt;i the United State* Including
MempftiA. They vl&amp;lted the, Scot^t O^jJ-tce and M*. Shanfeman ^tanfeed the Atafa fan.
giving them Auch a MKWWI /tecepicon, and ptiz&amp;entzd the, council taCCh a banner and
4-cgned by ate *he Scotttfi. M^i. Shanfeman cJLo&amp;ed hl&amp; AemaAfei toLch a
TREASURER'S REPORT:

Vaaghan Pow vteu-tewed the August fcnanclat statement and a&amp;ked &lt;OA question* concerning thl&amp; tivpont. A Gopt/ o^ -ChcA statement -CA attached to the official minute*
CUB SCOUT REPORT:

M£££en PaAne££ made the Cubbing tiepoxt fan. ftlU JennlngA, Hz Aald the. Cub Vay
Camp Jtan fan two toeefea thx^ AtwmieA. Two hundred (j^ti/ Cab^ attended In W74 and
400 Cub4 attended th^A AUOTMCA. We Aa^d the goa£ fan. 1976 «m to have a Vay Camp
In each dl&amp;tnlct*
Reverend PaAnetC AepoAted on School N^ght. He Aaid School N-tght wou£d be he£d ^n
the month* o£ September and October th-cA f/eaA and that training couAAeA had been
Achedu£ed to tnaln alt new aaUtta Aectiuted.
EXPLORING:

Jim Long AepoAted that the 7975 htgh Achoo^ caAeeA. ^nteAeAt AaAvet/ had been completed and oveA 39,000 /u.gh AchooJL AtudentA -ui She£bt/ County weAe AaAoet/ed. We
Aa^d AeveAa£ iJxAAt nlghte/ti, had been AcheaUCed wtttn expectationA Ojj a ttemendouA
t/eaA -tn Atght. He thanked Mt. Chucfe StuaAt ojj IBM )JoA helping with printout and
Mt, Benwt/ Ba^oAd &lt;OA hziplng with county &amp;choot AuAvet/, Vo£unteeAA AecAttcted to
poA-tttowA on the Council Exp£oA^ng Committee weAe g&gt;cven OA ^O££OWA: Stan FeAguAon,
SME Finance Cha^Aman, Jama RtchoAdAon, TAo-uung Chairman and Atvan F. Tote, JA«,
Sa£eA Cha6Aman - RotaAi/ PAo/ect ChaiAman.

�-1SCOUTIAfG;

PA. C. P. HowfeeA, Chaitonan of Scouting, AepoAted on the. -inspection orf Katnp lUa, fcima
&amp;aying that an "A" mating MJOA Aece-ived. He Aaid 700 ttoopA and 1780 boy* attended
Ida fauna, 75 tAoopA and 367 boy* had weefe -Cong expetiance -61 otneA place* and a
contingent orf 36 605/4 and 4 Izadesu attended Phifimont Scout Ranch.
PA. Haute ca££ed on J, C. Ra/y JJOA a camping AepoAt. Mfc. Rat/ 4;ud tfcat
£iAAt time in the. hsi&amp;toJtt/ o£ the, counciJt a young boy dAowned. Ho. &amp;aid a thorough
investigation ha&amp; been completed and the. dooming wa&amp; oifidatty Aeco/tded OA aaU.den^a^. Tne 6o{/ wcw fait &amp;ze*i 50 fa&amp;t ^om fati&gt; cawp Alte. which wa&amp; 600 yaxd&amp; away
^/tom the. wat&amp;i. The, cawp and ^e camp AtaU ww. being opewted at&gt; pesi tho. Boy
Scout&amp; ojj Ame/^cca WattonaC Cawptng -6-tandaAdA, 77te/ie -c6 no e^-tdence what&amp;oe.vest. of
on ^fie pa^t o£ the. camp adinini&amp;tnation. Mt. Ra# &amp;aid hiA cownUtze.
add^GconaC pAocedtw.e6 ^na^ cou£d feeep a
cottCd p^eyeitt a AimJian. incident.
MISCELLANEOUS

W WOA ^epoAted .#10* 54 men -toofe Wood Badge training at Camp Cuwti&amp;t. Mt» Ha£
wa&amp; the. dine.cta*i and MA. Mantzy Z, Cox. ha&amp; been named chaistmn $01 the. 7976
Mt. KeJJh Von A£men taw T. L. P. PxAecytoA ^OA -t^te coaAie at ^Camp fC^a /Ccma.
MA. A£ Guenth&amp;i p£u&amp; thfte.fi boy&amp; &lt;A(?m Chicka&amp;aw attended the. WoA£d JamboAee
Noway in August.
A councii-t^idz jamboAee (tfai announced to be. heJtd. Octob&amp;t 24 - 26 at the, Penat FO/UM
and it. wm ^toped ^iat the. boaAd membeAA woaCd 'fetfee the. opportunity to ^ee 5coat6tg
^&lt; t/tei/ weAe not
MA, R. M. Hunt pAeAented a ptaque. to M^, Wa£ Fo^teA ^OA t^ie excetCent job he. did a*
Wood Badge P-cAectoA, and a plaque u*u pAeAented to MA. &lt;e*tfe Con A£men jJoA the. faine.
job he. did a&amp; T.L.V. P*AectoA.
COMMISSTQAfER REPORT:

Man£ej/ Cox AepoAted on tfee Roundup pAogAam stating tkaat CAonfea, KUcfe and WaA^teCd
nod been named honoteviy chaimen. MA. Cox Aa^d eacft institution ttiUUi be coueAed to
e/tAoll Scout* but «toa£d not be meeting in the, elementOAj/ Acfcool* A^nce xt uro^tCd
coit $20.00 each night to get tfce 4cnoo£ opened, Mt. Cox Aacd tfeat OctobeA 4, eacn
Scout and £eadeA xn un^ijo^m u*t££. be admctted ^Aee to 4ce Memp/tt4 State and
State and uAged cJUi to take, advantage. o$ Jhi&amp; opportunity,
AREA TCtfO AA/MUAt

The. annual meeting £OA A^ea Two (Tenne44ea and Ke*wCucfc^J wad announced to be field
OctobttiA 2, 3 £ 4 in GatUnbung, Tennefi^ee. Pavxd Wxttiams tat££ be hooding the.
finance, training; Tom McGatAe, tfee OAdeA orf tne AAAOttf Training: A£van F. Tote. JA.
tne camping training and &amp;&amp;veJtix£ people ^Aom the. council wWL be helping with the.
Exploiting t/taining,
OF CWWCIt
MA. Hunt appointed Man£et/ Cox OA Chaistmn orf t/ie Se£&lt; Evacuation Gaide rfoA Cottnci£.
Tftx4 evacuation wct£ &amp;wt &lt;OA t/iAee mowtftA and tfien Mt. Cox t«c^ AepoAt fU&amp; findings
back to the. boaAd.

�LOHG RANGE PLAMIKG;
MA. Hunt appo-inted Mt. 806 Cannon OA long Range Chapman, A one year Atudy oj{
where Scooting hoA been, where x£ -iA now and whcte .it needA to go £n the, next 5 - 7 0
and 20 yeaAA wi££ fae studied. Memfowhip, qua&amp;ity pAogram, organization and manpower, ojji^ice, &amp;wd and jJaci&amp;itieA and jj^nance tac£t O£AO be Atudied.
APPRECIATION PARTY;
MA. Hunt thanfeed the eight hoAtsthat put on the. program rfor the £uau at the home
MA. and MA*. BO£ FarriA. TheAe hoAts weAe: PA. Kyta CAeAon, Et££ FOAA^A, Rc££
Jacfe MOAAW, Sfeett^X Roy W^xon, FAed PfccCttpa, EOA£ T&gt;Upt&amp;tt and Spence
N&amp;wty6,000 WOA Aa^ed at -tne paA^t/.
fflASE II SOSTAIAHA/G MEMBERSHIP

Tne pttApo^e 0|j Pfowe II X4 to Aa^Ae $78,000. Ecgnt people fiaue agAeed to
The council AtttC fiaA man(/ name* tnat fiaue not been contacted £CA Auitaxnxng membeAA/tcp and -tn tne next two month* tfieae people wtttt be contacted to tt# to Aa^ie
$78,000. Tne^e etgfet men woa^d £cfee to have he^p x&lt; otheAA ^ee^ they nave, the. tcme.
FIMAA/CE.-

Pan Hat^iJoAd, V-cce PAei-cdent o^ Finance, Aev-tcwed the pAopo^ed 7976 budget that had
been pawed out to t/io^e pAeaent. MA. Ha^^oAd Aatd tiie ptopoaed budget o&lt; $555,659
a 5$ &gt;cncAea4e oveA the budoct &lt;OA 1975, A^te/t. a a.ue£tcon and an^weA
MA. Ha££rfoAd Aecorwiended that the pAopo^ed budget ^OA 7976 be appAoved.
l/aughaw Pow made the motion that JUt. be appAoued, seconded fay Monkey Cox and it
GOQP TURN

MA. Hunt Aacd Jacfe MOAA^A had agAeed to -aeAve OA GoodMictt Good TuAn Pay Chairman.
00 GoocfatiM bagA tactd be dettveAed by the ScoutA to homeA on WovembeA 75 and
be ptcfeed up on MovembeA It. TheAe \Wizd. faa^A wct£ ^ve the emptoyeeA at
6 monthA orf woAfe. It XA hoped eveAyowe wttt poAtcctpate xn t/uA good tUAn
day AO the 750,000 goat wctfc be Aeached.
SOSTAIMIA/G MEMBERSHIP TROPtfV

p^ieAented trophy to Ian AAnotf, new boaAd membeA ^OA 7975, rfoA. the
gAeai hetp he had been tooth the AuAtctuttng memfaeAA/w-p

MA. Hunt aAfeed that at£ faoaAd membeAA pAomotc the counc^t£ /amboAee to be he£d at
the Pena£ FoAm OA it wJUUl a^oAd good oppoAtuntty to Aee Scoutoig 4n action.
MA. Hunt announced the P-tAtttct Fatfc P^annoig Con^eAence to be he£d Monday, So.ptembeA 22, 7:30 p.m. at Lcndewwood Ch&amp;Utian ChuAch. Th^A -CA fpn. att cLUtbict and
council chaiAmen o£ Cub - Scout - ReCattonAhxp - Finance - ManpocoeA and
The next executive boaAd meeting wxt£ be November 73 at 5 p.m. The next executive
committee meeting wi££ be OctobeA 76, 5 p.m. at the Scout
MA, Hunt read a -CetteA he had Aece^ved j(Aom MA. Hoyt Hunt, new SoatheoAt Reg&lt;iona£
Executive, -in AtCan^a (S^A the ChicfeaAow Counc*4BSA be^ng ahead .in membeAAh^p over
time £aAt year. He cowmended MA. MamiA and the Ata^ i5oA thiA accomptiAhment.
Hunt thanked alt tfor helping Scouting and the meeting ad/oumed at 6 p.m.

Ra£pft K. ManuA, Jr.

�CHZCKASAfl C0UMCZI

80V SCOUTS OF AMEKZCA

v tisran
U, 1975

(MEMBERSHIP CARPS - 5HA.V PZTNER)
I.

IWtfCATiav ---- ............... - ------- ........ - ---- — -- ----- Reveend HUUn

H. CJELC0ME -

Iw^toueice OK// new boatul membe/W U«.e t

nr, uimns - ArrROfEf AS
»MWffitt«, CHAIRMAN TR^O
TRO()P 36tJ» JEWISH C&lt;M«WTy CENTER

'iJ REPORT

W

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Fttit
vrriil
CUO ^LvUf

cus saw mv CAMP
CUB scour p(W-fe/(Xtf
WI.

EXPti)RZiVG REPORT- ..... - ........ -

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2.
3.
J. C. Kar; K

5.
^.

r? L&amp;Ktesi&amp;tiAp wft£Oj9owU

7.
S.

Council Ja.i&gt;i6o.tec
f-tec. ^tt*U: .nafee ;?/t£4en^i-ciOii ^c Hat Fo^tet - a'ood
f-tofee p^escn^tatton io KecX/i (/Prt A£nien -

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IX.

C0MMISSIOWER REPORT

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2 -

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HewUrj Cox

'ioo-t Might fax. Scouting
School
X.
XI.

XII,

FI.'AWCE ------------J976 budget

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-

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— ....... ------ Pan

PAM9 WILLIAMS TO PRESENT S.ME RECOGNITIONS

AREA TW WffittU wKTM ffBttSSSn Ar,9
Hotiday Inn, GatUnbu/ig, Tennei-see, Ocioi&gt;e* 2,3,4, 1975
i/av-td fiJ-c£Xtar&gt;^ - li&amp;uU the. finance. tfLainimi
Tom McGu^Ae - head* f/ie (Wet o^ t/tc Avtou;
Atvan F. Tctte, Jt., - fteaaa -6'ie
^££. have people /'te£p-ui$ io pu^t on
cxecaicuc iioaa^ memueai ^o attend.

XIII.

To Ae#t4te*, iee a

APPOIMT MANLEST COX AS CHAIRMAN - SELF-tfALUATIOV OF COUVCIt OPERATIOW
A AiioAt -t&lt;yun coaA4e ^edOftMicuda-tcoJW -Co -&lt;
Eacfc cotoicct conmcttee to efo ttie. $&amp;t$-&amp;vatiJiation in t/ie
90 day*.

Xli/.

APPOIWT 603 CAAWOW AS CHAZR.MAW - COUWCTL tO.VG RAWGC

A one ije,&lt;vt ttudy t^iete .Scoutuiti KOA been - w/ie*e we ate now we need to go ^t the next 5 - JO - 20
- quatify

THA-^KS TO THE SEV£M HOST TO APPRECIATION PARTV "LUAU" THAT RAISCi?
SILL FARRIS
.•JEAK $6,000 £o* Scouting; Bill MORRIS
sPtttCt WIISOW
W. MIE CRE50N EASL TRIPIETT
JACK Mi)RRIS
SHERIFF RO/ WIX0W

�in.
Xfl.

PHASE II - SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT PoA-t dtfczU
Nome Conmctiee

XWI.

$75,000

• ?970 - 7 1 - 7 2 - 7 3 - 7 4
- otfio wt££ ietue a* S-teefttng Committee £0* SME - 7976

APPOINT JACK MORRIS - COUNCIL Q/AIR'W/ FOR SCOUTING GOOD TURN
FOR GOOPWUL.
BAG PEtlt/ERy - SATURi?Ay, NOVEMBER J5 - COILECT FILIEP BAGS
SATURW, WOt/EMUER 22.

XVIII*

G 0 A I - 75,000 &amp;UUd

COUNCIL - DISTRICT FALL PLACING CONFERENCE MOWAy, SEPTEMBER 22, J975, 7:30 p.m.
LINSENWOOP Cf/RISHAW CHURCH
ALL DISTRICT AWP COUNCIL CHAIRMEN OF CUS - SCOUT - RELATIONSHIP - FINANCE
MANPOWER ANtf DISTRICT CHAIRMEN ARE ENCOURAGE!? TO ATTENP.

XIX.

NEXT MONTH THE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL MEET ON OCTOSER
U, W5, 5 P.M. AT THE SCOUT OFFICE.
NEXT EXECUTIVE KOARP MEETING - NOVEMBER 13, 1975 - 5 P.M.

XX.

THANK ALL FOR HELPING SCOUTOC
A D J O U R N

�CHICKASAW COUNCIL
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
OPERATING BUDGET

BUDGET ITEM

ADOPTED
1975 BUDGET

ADOPTED
1976 BUDGET

SALARIES

$341,230

$355,280

PAYROLL TAXES

21,483

22,214

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS

31,365

32,506

FIELD OPERATIONS

46,410

48,510

TELEPHONE

4,800

5,400

OCCUPANCY EXPENSE

6,120

6,120

19,222

23,549

POSTAGE AND SHIPPING

9,000

9,600

LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND CONFERENCE

4,700

6,285

RECOGNITION AWARDS

4,963

5,330

PROFESSIONAL FEES

1,600

1,600

CHARTER FEE - QUOTA

10,920

10,920

CAMPING EXPENSES

20,190

21,760

INSURANCES

3,185

3,185

OTHER

4,800

4,800

PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT PURCHASES

1,800

1,600

$531,788

$558,659

OPERATING SUPPLIES

Increase over previous year

$26,871

�7976 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL
EMPi-O^EE BENEFITS
TOTAL SALARIES
600?

PA0je64.tono£ Stafifi

$277,240

6002

0££tce StaH

66,640

6004

Camp R&lt;wgeA6

11t400
$355,280

PAYROLL TAXES

6011

Payroll -fctxe* 5.85% up to $14,000
14,695
3,899
670
$19,264

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS
602?
$76,634

6S4
$27,376
6022

G&gt;ioup Lcjje InAtfionce (counect con^cbcttt-on}

6023

Ma/OA MecU.co£ IiWtfuiwce [counc^C cottt'u.bu^ttow)

6024

Long~Tesw\ In6u/tonce

6012

Unewptoymzwt lK4otonce

2,352

4,198

3,900
7,000

To-toC Emp^0(/ee 8ene£ct&amp;

$33,506

�1976 CHICKASAW COUNCIL SUPGET PROPOSAL
APMINISTRATIl/E ITEMS
FIELfl OPERATION'S
6053

Leased cuttomofa-t^e, ga&amp; and otkzn expense* $44,940

6055

Tticuzt Expended, otk&amp;i

3,570
$4S,570

TELEPHONE AMP TELEGRAPH - 6 7 0 7

5»400

OCCUPANCV EXPENSES
6202
6203
6204

BiUtding wpOAMA and mcttn-tenonce
Light, Heo£, Powe* and Watesi
F-cAe lM4u/uince

2,600
3,000
520
$6120

OPERATING SUPPLIES - WCLUVEV IN OPERATING SUPPLIES BUPGET

6307

0^-tc.e si.Q,cotd£&gt; , iJo^mA and -6upp&amp;teA

2,000

6302
630S

Pap^i. and Pointing ma£&amp;u.att&gt;
Mcu-tttouince. GIJ O^ce Eqatpmeni

2,500
2,SOO

POSTAGE AMP SHIPPING - 6327

9,600

LEADERSHIP TRAINING AMP CONFERENCE EXPEMSES - 6337
T/t,cw.*ttng - Reg,tona£ $7,200
expanA£4 - Loca£
500
RECOGNITION AtdARftS - 6355

6,2S5
5,330

PROFESSIONAL FEES (AactUtng - 6367

7,600

CHARTER FEE AMP qUOTA - 6377

.

CAMPIMG EXPENSES
INSURANCES
6906
6907
690S
OTHER
5707
6974
6976
6972

Eutetc*/
SuA.Qtax.y
Gene^aC JUjabiJUty
Wo^.feman'-6 compensation
'
Tempo ia*tf o££cae ^ie£p
SeAu^ce C^afa membewfUp daei
/Ctcfe-o&lt;i6 Meetoig Expenie6
Mace^eaneouA
InieAu-cewtoig-mov-cng-^ieCocaiton

27,760
$ 760
75
2,950
7.950
—J-

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

5,735

600
7,200
500
500
2,000
~"

PROPERTY ANP EqUIPMENT PURCHASES

70,920

4,SOO

7,600

�1976

COUUC11 BUPGET - OPERATING SUPPLIES

6301

0rf£tce Aecotda, ^o-tma and AupptieA

6302

PapeA and PfUnt&amp;d MateAia&amp;&amp;

$2,000,00
2,500.00

6303 FXe£c£ torn* and Suppttea
Organization and Extension
L&amp;adeA&amp;klp Training
Advoncemant
'
Exploring

$ 1,151.00
$ 1,671.00
664.00
1,050.00
$4,536.00

6305 QuJ*ld&amp; ?fu.nting, Afctwoik, ate.
Smofee Signal*
Speech Even^6
Sckoot Nlgkt and Rounci-up

3,500.00
500.00
500.00
_ 400.00
$10,050.00

6306 Audco

Twining kid*
Koundtabte.
Exploring Mdt&gt;

fadt&gt;

213.00
150.00
200.00
563.00

6307 AudLio V&amp;&gt;uat A^cfi - Su.pp&amp;ce6
Training
Pubtic. Rotation*

325.00
500.00
825.00

630S Maintenance, orf OjJ^-ce EqiUpM&amp;nt
6309 Moovtanonce o£ Auttco l/-66ttot Eqcttpmen-t

2,500.00
275.00
$23,549.00

�1976 COUNCIL SUPGET - RECOGNITION AWARPS
6352

l/OU/NTEERS

Beaue/z. Awotda

$290.00

TncUsung Awatdi

320.00

Round-up

$910.00

6353

SCOUTS

tagte. Recogn^tton
Round-up

6354

$200.00
400.00

$600.00

SUSTAINING MEMBERS

$1,500.00
450,00
350.00
350.00
240.00
300.00
150.00

Uadvultip
Ponton
Quotidian
Spon&amp;oi

$3,340.00

6355

OTHERS
, E-tc.

$4SQ,OQ
$5,330.00

�1976 CHICKASfltf COUMCTl BUDGET PROPOSAL
CAMPING COMMITTEE
CAMPIVG EXPENSES
6401

UtLUtite - CuMivi
KA.O.

fctma

6402

Telephone. - Cu/Wxtet
a JC6m

6403

Twaklng - GaAotine., Oitt etc.
a fCowa

$Z,SOO
$3,400
—

$6,200

600
660

550
750

$7,300

6405
6407

T-tuckaig - l/e/ttc^e /lepttcw, ^acioA4
and ^tucfei
Camp l/e/u.c£&amp; In^u^ance
Repack and Maintenance
40 Teni pfatfatm 0 $30.00
T&lt;c£e fitooi Jin KKK. Admini* tuition
fatu&amp;itng
We££ fiotue edec^tca^ -tepaxAA
Mowe^u - Cavw.e/1 and JCca fCtma
Canoei, Bo&amp;fc
Poot

Po-tc/t on cab^n at /Cta fUma

550
SOO
7,200
600
500
300
500
750
300
500
400
7,500
500
300
$7,350

6472
6473

Camp CuAAt&amp;t - F^te sin&amp;usiance, $ttitd&lt;ng

$7,200

Kamp fCca K/ma - F^te x&gt;uuAance-

$7,900

Ba-cCcitng

6479

At^to expended - Camp
fcta fama

600
600

$7,200

�7976 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL
APl/AKCEMEMT COMMITTEE
OPERATING SUPPLIES'.

6303 fcte£d FoAma and Supple*
3,500
10,000
700
12,000
4,000
2,000
1,000
500
700
700
700
700
20
25
25
20

Scoot Advancement Cotdi
M&amp;vLt Bodge CeAtx^cotei
Advancement Job Peaa&gt;Up£ton Catda
Me^ Badge App£x,ca£tona
Cab Scoot Advancement Catda
Advancement Repott Fo/wt6
Met££ Badge CounAeCo-'i Catda
Me^xt Badge Coun^e^oA In^oAmatxon
Me^Lct Badge Coun&amp;eLing PampntetA
Gatde ^o^t Recommencing M4/t/ct Badge
God and Country Appttcatcon^
God and Coun^ur Record Boofe^
God and Counttt/ Couwie£o/t Manual
Ad A£taAe Pe^ Reco/td BoofeA
PafaiU V&lt;u. fan. Cub Scouta
Ca$io&amp;tc ManaaXi iofi Cufa Scoat6

50

Duty To God Awa^dA

30 We^t Tamai P-tog-tami
25 T/ie Advancement P£an
30 WeA T(mtd GtUdeA

$70.00
200.00
2.00
120.00
SO. 00
SO. 00
20.00
5.00
4.00
5.00
7.00
70.00
20.00
3.00
3.00
70.00
5.00

7.50
3.00
75.00
$664.00

RECOGNITION At^ARPS

6352

H S&gt;6£veA Beaver fwafifa
75 Co&gt;tiage4 fan. Aec^p-centA witvei

762.00
727.50

6353

Eag£e Recognition t)at/

ZOO. 00

�1976 CfttCKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL
LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE
OPERATING SUPPLIES

6303

Fo-tmA and Supp&amp;tei:
8
4
500
40
7000

Scoot LeacteA Peve£opment (CompC&amp;te bind&amp;i)
Sco^ CoineAAtone "4S" Tteuning K-tta
Cow&amp;t&amp;tone. Guxdeboofea
Rowd-table. tfe£p6 (Cufa and Scoot)
PAoaVi44 Ca^i

3000 Pocket Tti&amp;ininq C&amp;vtifcc.at&amp;&gt;
70 Cafc .5aout Coacne^ CoanAe^o/L Gauie Boofei
70 Pow Wow TiicJMxq Manaat6

2400 PtiOQteun He^pA (b.6 and Scoot)
20 TAoop Lead2^ VwoZoprnznt SfaM

GwideA

200 T/LOOP Leacfe/t Pavfc£opmen/£ Pa^ttcxpa-tcon
20 T/toop Lzadin VeveAcpmznt $ta£t CEKti{t£catgA
New?

75 T/Laou.ng
750 T^Laang Attenckr.ce Repo-t-tA

22.72
280,00
140.00
24.00
75.00
30.00

72.00
S.OO

76S.OO
72.00

72.00
1.60
250.00
6.00
30.00

6306

7 Screen
7 Cha£fe
7
New

60.00
76.00
ancf

72.00

725.00
213.00

6306 Roundta&amp;££ Sopptcci -

150.00

6307 ViAuat fad Sapp^efi - F&lt;c£m tiQ.c.oid&amp;t etc.

325.00

6309 Maintenance o^ Auctco-U-auat Equipment

275.00

6337 Leacte^ktp Tncu.vu.nQ - Wa££ona£

4,555.00

6332 LeacfeAA^p Training - Reg&lt;cona£

7,200.00

6333 LeadeAifw-p Twining - Council

500.00

6352 Recognition AwaAciA - TnawUng

320.00

�J976 Cf/ICKASAW COUNCIL BUPGET PROPOSAL
ORGANIZATION ANP EXTENSION
OPERATING SUPPLIES
6303

F-te&amp;f Fo/ww ami

32 How to On.Qayu.ze, a Pacfe

70,24
60.00

6,000 ApptccaitofW to Become a Scottt
J,000 l/o&amp;wieet Apptccattoni

60,00
/O.OO

300 New U^tct Apptccattofii

New t^teAatuAe
Fa££ Roand-up material

6305

6.40

32 How to Organize, a Ttoop
6,000 App&amp;ccattoni to Become a Cub Scout

Ou^^de PtUwUng - School N^fctA and
Round-up

3.00

TOO. 00
900.00

$ 500.00

RECOGNITION AttfARPS
6352

Scoutcfl. Round-Up AwiaAdi

$ 300.00

6353

Scoot Round-Up Awa^dA

$ 400.00

�1976 CtflCKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL
PUBLIC RELATION COMMITTEE

OPERATING SUPPLIES
6305

OotA^cde pUnting, asLtwoJik,

etc.

Smoke, $igna£t&gt;
&amp;t EVUYVU Promotion
6307

$3500.00
500.00

ViAuat M.cU
VotoJioui ?Mmt Atidte, etc.

500.00

RECOGNITION AWARDS
6355

Ot^ieA ie.cogn&lt;ltion

4&amp;Q.QQ

Community £&amp;a.deAAf p^e6A, etc.
OTHER EXPENSES

6914

Se&gt;uM.ce. C£u6 membe^fec due4

1200.00

�1976 CHJCKASAO; COUNCIL BUPGET PROPOSAL
FINANCE COMMITTEE
OPERATING SUPPLIES

6305

Outbid?, punting,
$1,200.00

.

WO. 00
200 .00

Envelope*

200.00

Pa.yme.nt Casidt&gt;

500.00

Mem6et4ktp CaAd&amp;

50.00

Thank you. cotcta

BO. 00

I.B.M. mat&amp;Oal

J, 950. 00

Auctct &amp;onm

90.00

cand A&amp;t&amp;ction

100. 00

ZntUtm&amp;nt iotwti

$0.00
600.00
$5,150.00

6554

C&amp;ntusiy

$1,500.00

L&amp;ad&amp;tiki,p
Potion*

450.00
350.00

i

GaaAcLCan

350.00

Spon&amp;oi

240.00

300.00
150.00
$3,340.00
OTHER EXPENSES

6916

ICtcfe-o

mec^cw^ expenAW

$

500.00

�1976 CHKKASM COUNCIL BtfPGET PROPOSAL
EXPLORING COMMITTEE
OPERATING SUPPLIES

F.te£d Fo^mi and
$ 50.00
150.00

Promotional &amp;ioc.hu&gt;i&lt;2A

Su^vej/ and Fo^mi
-SeAiu.ee GuAdzboofu

500.00
ISO. 00

gkte/L Mat&amp;tMi&amp;&amp;
Notebook*

100.00
50.00
50.00
$1tO$Q.QQ

6305

Outeide. P/Untoig, A^£wo/tfe, Etc.
^ Exploit BM&amp;ntin

400.00

63Q6
, Etc.

200.00

�CHICKASAW COUI'£!L, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses
For the month ended August 31, 1975

DERATING INCOME

Year
1975

Contribution
United Fends:
United Way of Greater Memphis
Conmunity Chest of V/est Memphis

SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP

ACTUAL
Month of
8 Months
Auoust
1/1/75-8/31/75

BUDGETED

8 Months
1/1/75-8/31/75

Over (Under)
Budqet

$203,624
15,000

$140,000
4,000

$15,000
-09

$139,832
2,075

$( 168)

$213,62**

$144,000

$15,000

$141,907

$(2,093)

$230,000

$142,000

$13,851

$141,030

$( 970)

$

$

$ 1,042

$ 1,042

$

$( 920)

$ 2,549

(1,925)

OTHER H COME s

Inc&amp;me from Unrestricted Endowment
mt &amp;
Trust Fund Investments
$
8
Net Income- Supplies for Sale
August
Months
Local Council Sales $1,2/1
$17,595
Less Cost of Sales
1,207
16,715 $
Net
Net
Income
Inconie
Income

Income - Camping
Income - Activities
from General Operating Fund
il
-Matching Funds,Mat1! Council
-Other

TOTAL OPERATING INCOME

2,200

-0-

400

$

$,000
6,000

$ 1,800
-0$ 11,000
-04,500
7,000

-0-0-

880
-0$15,802
-03,354
8,834

$531,788

$310,300

$27,537

$312,849

3,96k
-0$ 15,000

-o-

64
-0-

$(1,778)
-0-

-04,802
-0-

(1,1*6)
1,834

�CHICKASAA COUnCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
STATEMENT OF OPERATING INCOME AMD EXPEIISES
For the month ended August 31, 1975
BUDGETED
Year
8 Months
1975
1/1/75-8/31/75
Total Operating Income available for
Operating Expenses, brought forward

ACTUAL
Month of
8 Months
Over(Under)
_Aua_ust 1/1/75-3/3V75 . . . . Budget

$537*788

$310,300

$27,537

$312,849

$ 2,549

$341,230
18,533
32,365
46,410
4,800
6,120

$186,800

$21,638
1,151
1,504

$180, 64o
10,386
14,763
34,745
3,240
3,495
11,854
4,403
2,596
1,845
1,643
5,362
1,432
6,744

$( 6,160)
( 814)
(
37)
2,145
(
8)
455
( 1,246)

OPERATING EXPENSES
Salaries
Payrol1 Taxes
Employee Benefits
Field Operating Expenses
Telephone

Occupancy Expenses
Operating Supplies
Postage
Leadership Training &amp; Conf.
Recognition Awards
Professional Fees
Charter Fee &amp; Quota
Interest on Indebtedness
Camping Expenses - Budgeted Portion
Met Expenses - Camping
Met Expenses - Activities
Insurance
Other Expenses
Propes-ty &amp; Equipment Purchases
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

19,222
9,000

4,700
4,963
1,600
10,920
-020,190
-0-05,135
4,800
1,800
$531,788

Total operating EXPENSES over Income for
total Operating INCOME over Expenses for

August
8 months

Notes Paids

$10,000
7^374

6/3/75
9/2/75

First NatM Dank
United Funds

11,200
14,800
32,600

3,248
3,040
13,100
6,500
4,400
2,800
1,200

5,362

750
7,6oo
-0-0-

5,300

3,177

578
399
1,068
213
458
698
-G-0-0-

405
-0nO**

-0-0-

( 2,097)

( 1,804)
( 955)

443

-0-

682
( 856)
-0-0-

8,500

240
52

1,390
2,038
3,772

( 3,910)
( 1,162)
272

$310,400

$31,581

$295,348

$(15,052)

3,200

-0-

4,044
17,501

�COUHCIL

80^ SCOUTS OF AMERICA
MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE BOARP MEETING
SCOUT SERVICE CENTER
r *, 1975
5 P.M.

PRESENT; R. M. Hunt
Pav-id Wi£tuon6
Pan C. HatfcfJoAd
PA. John RichaAdAon
ConAad SeabAoofe
PA. C. P. HawfeeA
H. C£ay Shetton
I. J. FaiAtey
t/aughan Pow
Wxttiam C. Cow/an
Monkey Z. Cox
lAwin 1. FteibeAge*

PA. W. L. Pope

A^d^idge
JacfeAon

John Pitt&amp;
A. B, BujJoAd
R. E. Cannon
Rev. Mi£den PaAnetC
Philip J. Ea*£y
Jutian Fog£e»wn
ThomoA M. GaAAott, III
PA, John GinAfci
Jacfe MoAA-tA
Ed K. MyAicfe, JA.
W. H. N-tx, JA.
J. C. Ray

PA. Roy
A£van F. Tate^ JA.
RichaAd R. Walton
EAneAt W.i££iamAf III
Andy WAay
Ra£ph K. ManuA, JA.
Bob LundQoiat
W. L. ShaApe
Jim MdCinney
Tom MooAe
Shan
&amp;c££

GzaAge M, RuAAe££
A^rsoA Puncan

Ha£
Ha£

Ed Reddctt

INVOCATION: The -cnvoca£ton wa4 g^ven by
INTROPUCTIONS: C£ay Snetton ^nAodaced *he ^o^oiuoig new boaAd wembe^ : Ed
My^tcte, Tom Gavtoit, George Ra64e££, and RtcfeaAd Waton. Mae Hunt xn^iodaced Ed
Redctc£t.
CUB SCOUTING: Ed My&gt;tccfe ^lepovtted &gt;te£ i/ie Cab Scottt Pay Camp6 woa£d be fee£d -tn
-two 4e&gt;tv-cce a/teaa oiJ -die coancc£ w/ttch xnc£uded a£Z di&amp;&amp;U.c,&amp;. Tfte^e campi
/urn ^OA. 4oo con^ecaicve weefa* beg-awtoig a* 9:30 -cw -die mo/tnoig totted 3:30 ^
ajjiewioort. Bot/4 tact£ wo/ife on c/ta£to, advancement and Scouting
A^iea I wcC^ /iave -U&amp; day camp at Ra£eign PteAfoyte^can C/IUAC/I and Ge/WKUttor^n
t&amp;uan Chutich. Se^tv^ce A^ea II ttttt£ conduct -6t6 camp at Camp Cut/w.et. The.
AA $12.00 peA weefe.
SCOUTING: P/t, tfawta, V-tce P^teA-cdent o^ Scouting, -stated that &lt;awp Kta Kima -a
Afiapoig up wetC and that jjout add6ttona£ camp 4xtc6 wete avac£ab£e tkU yeoA.. Camp
open* June 75 and wtt£ AUH ^OA e^ght
A^ Guenthe^ wx££ be a Scoutma6te^t rfo* the Wo^^d Jambo/iee to be he£d -ut
Norway, Ju£y 29 to August 7 p£u4 toaw.
catCed on Hat fo&amp;t&amp;i, Scoutma4te&gt;t o^ the Wood Badge CautAe. ThiA
-C6 being he^d at Camp Cafiiet on th/tee di^e^tent weefeendA. A t»taC 05 56
be attending.
FoAte^t Aaid that Wood Badge ^A the Ph, P. 0|$ tAaiwing Scout Leader. He Aai.d
people toofa Wood Badge ^om 7970 to 7973 and (jolty- rfou* men completed Wood
Badge -CaAt yea*. Tfee^e a^.e fio&amp;ty-thsi&amp;e. coaweA being he£d in the SoutneoAt Region
th^iA yea* compared to seventeen £ait yea/t. M*. FoAte* atged a^£ that have not had
Wood Badge tMunJMQ to do AO.
.
advancement up 27$ ove* -€aAt yea*. The*e we*e ove* 30 Eag£eA
honored at the banquet. ThiA yea*i C^OAA 0]5 Eag-CeA MWA named -in hono* o^ M*.
F. Tatet J*. and an o-i£ painting depicting h^A accomptiAhmentA ^« Scooting and
public £it$e M;OA p*eAented to him.

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: Phil €a*£y wonted JJOA 3m Long. We lepoxted that Exploring had completed .suAveyA -ui 96 o?5 tfie Achoa£a xn Memp/u4 and Shelby County, and &amp; in the.
4$tOQO
Exploring Aent 13 young Ex.plon.en PneAidentA to the. National Congtie&amp;A in Wa&amp;hington
V. C. in eanly Ap/zZ£. TheAe. young people. participated along with oven 2,033 othen
young PoAt PfcZAidwifa in fiowutating the. National PnogtwM fan. Exploring, tfiu&amp;e.
thetie, Jim MowiiAf Pne&amp;ident 04 one. orf the, Shelby County Shesti$$'&amp; Law Enhancement
Po4-t6, waxS elected chairman o£ Atea 1 o^ the. Southeast Region ITenne&amp;Aee and Kentucky) .
The. MemphiA Rotary Club hot Aelected itA 1915-76 Rotary Exploring Chaistman. The.
&amp;elzction fan thi&amp; t/eat i&amp; the. "fatkesi o£ Exploring in Memphis" Mt. A^van F. Tate.f
Jsi.
Mn. Easily extended Mt. Tote congtiatulation&amp; and Auppotit.
M/L. Eaxly ne,pofcto.d on the. ExploteA Olympic* to be. held at the. MiUinaton Naval
Station* We &amp;aid oveA 100 ExploieAA would be. participating
SCOUT SHOW-' Wi. Cox ie.poJLte,d on the. Scout Show. He. &amp;aid the, opening coAewony
exce^en^, and mo^e than fiifity filagA plu&amp; unit filag* made. it. vesiy impJi&amp;A&amp;ive..
Wi. Cox &amp;aid the. e.xhibitt&gt; tfesie, the, beAt he, had &amp;e,en and mo^ie than 200 unit* participated. Ticket Aale* to date. it&gt; $26,000,
Ak. Cox wpontid jJoA. the. Comni&amp;AioneA Sta££ which m&amp;t Apnil 20. He. &amp;aid
bight di&amp;tkicti&gt; wesie, Ke.ptteAznte.d. The. ApeakeA wa&amp; Hal fo&amp;t&amp;i who wa&amp; promoting
Wood Badge.
MANPOWER REPORT: Conrad Seabioofe, Vice. Pi&amp;&gt;ide.nt o&amp; Manpower, *a-td the. council had
A even catpamen who will 4pend a we.e.k each at the. camp to at&gt;4i&amp;t the. doctor
&amp;umme,i at Kwp Kia /Com..
Mn.. Seab^ioofe aJUo had &amp;he.&amp;t&amp; paired out fan. faoa/id memfae/w to designate, what a/iza
the.y would like, to Aesive. Scouting.
TREASURER'S REPORT:

Vaughan Vow, Council T-tea4u/Le/t e.xplaine.d the. monthly financial Atatemznt and a&amp;ke,d
question*. A copy it&gt; attached to the. o^icial minuter.

Pan Hailfcfid Aaid tiio. budget fab the. ye&amp;Ji wa&amp; $531,788 and wo. ie.c&lt;u.ve. $200,000
jj/iom United. Way and WeAt Memphis, ThiA IQJMQA $$3Q,QQQ fyiom AuAtaining membe/L4 hip e-WioHwent. He. &amp;aid that Vavid Wiltuwti and JUefofid Raines have. the. enrollment d/iive, well oiganize.d. l&amp; all &lt;2.xo.cutive. boand member afie. not involved in
Au&amp;taining mewbeAAhip, get in touch with David, RichaJid on. Ralph ManuA because
6,000 SfC.out&amp;i&amp; and 18,000 Scout* ate depending on thit&gt; d/iive. Mt. Ha&amp;tfoJtd called
on Vavid Williams fan AuAtaining mefflben&amp;hip nepont and it was given a&amp; fiO^£ow&amp;*
Amotutt P-icdged
NoitheaAt ViA&amp;iict
Ed Pn.enot, Chairman
$ 9,934
Wa6/ioba Vi&amp;tsiict
Bill Cookbton, Chai-^mn
$ 8,154
Nofith Central Vi&amp;tnict Ed Moini&amp;on B Geoige Moicland
$ 4,012
Ea&amp;teAn ViAtstict
lewiy HasikinA, Chairman
$24,737
Southeast ViAtxict
ChaAle* Hickett*, Chaiswan
$24,392
Southwest ViAtnict
lee Bieazeale, Chzisunan
$16,992
South Centnal ViAt&amp;ict On. ChoAleA PinkAten, Chaiswan
$ 5,225
Cxittenden Vi&amp;Viict
Robert W/utg^t, ChaiAmn
$ 3,749
Exploring ViviAion
B. B. toin&amp;ett, St., Chairman
$ 1,480
Council Vivi&amp;ionA
Vavid WilHam&amp; B P/L. Richasid RaineA $23,508
Council Total
$122,183

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MA. WiZticm i&gt;oM the, diAtttict* have, reached 50% of thtut, goalA and the. council
le.vel dozt&gt; not have, one.- fourth of it&amp; goal. There one. 50 board member* working
and he. invitzd all to help. He &amp;&amp;id that each worker averaged taking &amp;i,x cardA
and that 44 cardA have, been wo/tfeed. We alAo Aaid the. month of May and June. wi£l
make, on, bleak the. campaign because it will be. hand to get fund* after school iA out.
It iA in the, month* of May and Jane that thiA drive. it AuppoA&amp;d to be over, AO we
need to get oJUL the cardA worked AO we will fenow now to p£an fob balance, of year.
$550,000 iA needed to feeep thi&amp; council going and It would be. very goodf no matter
what le,velt to give, what they gave. la&amp;t year pluA income, tax. rafund.
MA. W-ctttama &amp;aid that W. L. Sharpe and Allen Morgan were. honorary choAXmen of thz
Attaining membeMhip enJtol&amp;nent campaign. M/u Shanpe. iA a. pa&amp;t pJieA4.de.nt and ha&amp;
afttfay&amp; been a Auppo/ttet of Scouting. Aft. Shanpe, *aid the. executive. boa*d meeting
nod always been inkpisUng to him and in the. mid-thisitie* the. council waA no-C in the.
CheAt and had to latae money any way it could. He, t&gt;ai.d £kicktu&gt;w Council ha&amp; come, a
long way in 40 y&amp;vu&gt;. He 4a£d it wa&amp; encou/iaging to know that men aie. taking time,
to t^iain boy&amp; to tun out. country and that it wa&amp; a pl&amp;a&amp;une. to be, with the. boatid.
MA, W-ctttamA thanked Wt. Stoipe fox. hiA le&amp;d&amp;L&amp;hip a&amp; honotiasiy chairman.
M^. William &amp;aid the. question a&amp; to why we. have, AuAtalning membeAAhip entioUbneftt
wnen we. atie. in the. United Way iA always being aAked and ne wanted it to be fenown
that the. United Way OA feed Scouting to get aA much money in &amp;ut&gt;taining membestAhip
ewollment&amp; OA we. can and then it wiH do all it can. He wanted to encourage, all
to do the. beAt job they could.
M*. Hunt Aaid he, knew what David, fctcnatd and Pan meant and thouaht the. nzpotit Ahowed
the. money wa&amp; thesie., If we. would only contact the. people,. He a6&amp;ed board member OA
they dsiove. home, to aAk them&amp;elveA the. queAtionf "what can 1 do to help the. p^og-tam
/mn AmootheA." and then do something about it.
PRESENTATION OF 55 ^EAR l/ETERA^f SCOUTER CERTIFICATe:
MA. Hunt pieAente.d R. C. LundquiAt a 55 yea* yete/tan Scouted certificate, in appAedation fox. all hiA yeoAfl in Scouting. He. Aaid he. would have, 60 yeaw AVivi.ce, in
PecembeA. MA. Hunt &amp;aid MA. LundquiAt hoA a 4on who iA a, pttofeAAional Scoutesi and
he, began hi&amp; Scouting caAeeA in Cnicka&amp;aw Council.
SOUTHEAST REGKWAJL
A^van F. Taie, JA., Chairman of "On To A-££an*a" Aemtnded tke. faoaAd of the, meeting
to be ne£d May 22, 23 and 24 in Atlanta. He. taid thiA WOA a good oppoAtun^ty to
mix with othex. ScouteM and WOA al&amp;o a fun weekend. TneA,e woa£d be Ape,cial pAogAom
the. ladieA and encouraged all the. men to cona-cdeA taking the^Oi wi.veA. MA. Tote
ne and MA. SftaApe nod enjoyed viAiting ScouteAA all oveA the. Aeg-ton in pa&amp;t
and thought it would be worthwhile, to tho&amp;e. attending.
APJOUWMBfT;
MA. Hunt thankd all foti coming and the. meeting WOA adjourned.

Ralph K. ManaA, JA.

�scours OF AMERICA

CHtCKASAW COUNCIL
MINUTES Of EXECUTIVE BOARP MEETING
SCOOT SERl/ICE CENTER
MARCH 20, 1975
5 p.m.
PRESENT:

R. M.
Sam
Paaid
W. K. J&lt;znvuyig&amp;
PA. John RichoAd4on
PA. Richard Raines
ConAad SeabAoofe
PA. C. P. Hawfee*
PA. K(/£e Cm cm
l/aughan Pow
C. Cowan
Z. Cox
L. ftuU.boA.QVL
PA. w. L. Pope
Jack&amp;on

Ian

PinfeAton

Jim
J. Bai/OAd Snowden, III
PA. Row

A. 8.
R. E, Cannon

J.
Rev.
P/iitcp J. Ea/t£i/
Jtttcan
Jacfe

, JA.
Ill

And//
Shannon
R. &lt;.

. Madge
Jacfe Mo-t/w^
Ed K. Mi//w.cfe,
W. H.

JA.

Tow MooAe
Voung

Bot/d Rnode4,
C^aad B/town

INVOCATION ANP WELCOME:
The -invocation u)aa g-iven by Reverend
Mt. Hunt welcomed the new executive boa/id membeAA and the// were -i

Ian
. Ki/£e CAeion t
. R^chaAd Raxnei -tnttoduced:
Jac/won ^
Sam B£avt -introduced:
Mac Hunt /cntAoduced the
Cna-tAwen:

R. E. Cannon
Bo yd Rhodes
Wx^tiami, III

Letac&amp;
Mt6. Madge

III

J. Bat/aAd

Jatian
Jacfe
Iwttrt FAe-tbeAgeA V*. W. 1. Pope
Steve
Jacfeion
. RtnfeAton
AbAon
-

Mt, Hunt .tnfioauced Ra£ph K. Manui, JA., Scout Executive.
ciated each one comtng and tafe^ng paAt on the boaAd.

M*.

CAain

Novth&amp;a&amp;t VA
(Xcttenden
South
WoAth
4cw.d he appre-

FILM PRESENTATION:
A (Joun. minute
MooAe.

p entitled - THE VOLUNTEER IN SCOUTING u&gt;a4 pAe^ented by Tom

�- 2COMKrSSIOWER REPORT:

Manley Cox, Council Cotmi&amp;Aionen., tieponted on #ie Comnta^one/t S^a^ meeting
icA 76. Ha 4oid j^ve oij the &amp;igkt dc6-t&gt;u,ci6 wete /tep&gt;te4 en-ted at thit&gt; meeting.
n.eponted that 163 unite had n.egit&gt;ten.ed on tune,, M/u Cox nzponted that Shannon
stiA^ Scout Show Chainmant wa&amp; wonhing hand in hand with ConmiA&amp;ionenA to get
alt unit* n.egi&amp;ten.ed fan. the Scout Show. He Ao-td -t/te nex£ Cowni&amp;tioneJi meeting
wou£d be ApftZfc 20, 2 p.m.
CUBBIWG:

Jennings, Scout V4.ce. Psvuidwt in change, o£ Cubfa-cng, ^otd ta&amp;t yea*,
uoan fan. the. Cub Scout Vay Camp pMgwm. He. *O4,d tkit&gt; yean. Auo A e - would be. held in Service. M.e.&amp; One. and one. 4£44-ton in SeAvice. A/tea Two the, £a&amp;t -two
SCOUTIW6:

Ut. C. P. HaitftieAf Vice. VtteAident in change. o&lt; Scooioig, gave, a n.e.pont on the, Campon.e.e&amp; and Qndvi o$ the. A/ZAOMJ tapout. V*.. HowfeeA &amp;aid that 110 unit* wejie, i&amp;gi&amp;teAe.d
fan Kamp Kia fCona and fioun. doctor had vo£unte.eSLe,d to be. camp doctoiA and hope.d to
have, the otheM be^o/ie camp open*. Vsi. HawtieA -tepo^ed that advancement* weJie. 68%
highest thit, yean, than £at&gt;t yeasi and that 42 WQJLQ. n.e.Qi&amp;teAe,d to attend Wood Hodge,
this, 4tunne/L and have, loom fan. 22 mow*
EXPLORING:
A. 8. Bufiofid n.e.ponte.d fan. Jim Long on Exptoning. He &amp;aid two now po&amp;t had been
n.e.git&gt;teAed Aince. January 1 and that nine, txptosiesti weAe. n.e.pn.eA enting Chicka&amp;aw
Council in the. National Exp£o/te^6 CongieAA to be. held in Washington, P. C. in kpnit,
RESOLUTIOW:

Som S^OXA, Uxt.ce Pfi.eAident, &amp;aid the council had -tece^vecf a x.e.queAt inom the. City o$
Memphis to nun a ^.ewat line, through the. pna$eAty that the. c-ouncil own*, thtiough a
gi£t o$ Lace.y Mv&lt;,l*y* The. City had ojjjje/ted to pay the. counzii $5,300 fan. the, pnivile.ge. o£ canning lxi&amp; &amp;ewe.n. tine, and needed a isolation app/wued by the. boan.d in
ondeJi fan. the. coanciZ to give. the. City thiA authonity. Vn,. John Gin&amp;hi made motion
that thi&amp; Jie&amp;oluzion be. approved. Vn.. John RichafaUon seconded the. motion and it
Mt. fttaisi told the. boand that the hpnil Smoke. Signal* wou£d be di^&amp;ient £n.om the.
pn.e,vioub mwjthA. He, &amp;aid the. co&amp;t wa4 $220.00 a month which wa&amp; quite, a bit
c/ieapeA and he. wanted the. bocvid to be. awan.e. o$ the. change..
Mt. Slain taid that Shelby United NeighbonA n.e.quin.eA all participant* to have a
non-di&amp;cnimination policy. He &amp;aid that tlie. council ha&amp; had thi&amp; policy fan. many
yean* but wanted to up date it.
Wi. Slain. n.ead the n,e&amp;olution and it wa&amp; approved
unanimou&amp;ly by the boa/td. A copy it&gt; attached to the o^icial )ninute&amp;.
TREASURER'S REPORT:

Vaughan Pow, Council Tn.ea&amp;un.en.r gave the tn.eaAun.en.' A n,epont fan. febnua/iy and a&amp;ked
fan. any
Vavid William* explained the budget o£ Chicka&amp;aw Council fan. the benefit o£ the
new member,

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PA. RtchoAd Raines, Co-Choumn Ojj Suatatn-otg MembeAAhip, 4o£d -tt woa a haAd t/eaA
A? woAfe on coni'u.ba&amp;on typi pAo/ectA and we needed woAfeew to go out and contact
people. We a^feect iha-t each boaAd memfaea conA-tdeA ih-t* campaign 06 /LU own private.
campaign. PA, Raine* 4aid -that we nad an eaay product to &amp;M and caZtud on the.
rfo££o«itng dUtsuct ahaiamen to AepoAt rfoA the-tA dtA-ta-tc-fc . Theae AepoA-ti weae
inade a* ^o££oww:
PIEPGEP TO PATE
I/ttacn F/t^tfeeAgeA fizpovtzd £0*1
tioHthzatit.
€ftn&lt;2At Afc-ton /tepo&gt;tCed ^O/L No/t^t Cen^ia£
Sieve A£d/ud0e ^epo^ted ^OA Soatftea^
PA. B^t£ Pope AepoAied ^OA Soatfiwe^i
PA. ChaJttGA Pink&amp;ton AepoA^ed &lt;OA Souin CentJiat
Ctc^ JacfeAon AepoAted rfoA CActtenden P&gt;c6^tct
JeAAt/ tiaJikint, AepoAted ^OA Ecw^eAn -in absence o&lt; Jonn P^tfa
PA. &amp;une6 AepoAted J{OA WoA^iweit xn absence 0(( Judge PAactt
WUJUam AepoAted ^OA Council pfowe

$3,950
$J ,77 5
$J3,064
$4, US
$2,880
770
$77,373
$5,357
$77,075
?53,692

PA. &amp;Unc6 4a^d woaCd need -to nave eveAj/one6 fie£p -en oAdet to nave, vj,ctoiy dinn&amp;i.
PAei^dent Hunt &amp;&amp;id we nod a gAeat councit and can make, it bztt&amp;i and a* feed tkz
help 0|5 aJUi.
SCOUT SHOW:
Shannon HatAt4, Cna^tman o^ Scoot Snow, -to be ne£d ApAc£ 7 7 and M AepoAied
we nave 77S an^ti 4-cgned up JJOA ^ne Snow and tkat. tan to eleven tkou&amp;and bog*
woctCd be xnvo^ved. We 4ax.d ine pubtidty UMA gAeai and -tnai a numbeA oi{
be on ^eueAo^ TV pAogAamfi promoting the. Snow.
EAGIE
Day CnacAman, 4acd tncit a££ 4pon40A4 nod been AecAttcied
-the excejc^on o&amp; one.. He. comnended 8ot/d Rnode4, SponioAi Cna^Aman, (JoA the
good /ob he haci done.
CHANGE IN REGISTRATION FEE:
Mt. Hani announced -Che change in the. JLe.g4A&amp;Lation jjee a* ojj SeptembeA 7, 7975. He
4a^d -the new jjee* wou£d be: $2.00 a yeaA tfoA Cub and Scouti; $3.50 a i/eaA &lt;OA
Exp£oAeA&amp; ^.nrXadtng the ExpCoAcng Magazine; $3.50 J(OA aduttA inctuding the. Scouting Magazine.
PRESENTATION OF GOl/ERNOR'S
MA. Hunt pA&amp;senied PA. John RcchaAdion, pa&amp;t PAeA^deni; Man^ew Cox, Counett
. ConmtAA^orteA; and &amp;t££ SwwtetCe, OAgan^.za^.on and Exien4-con CnatAman, piaqueA £0100*
standing accomp&amp;C&amp;hMent&amp; -en Scoatcng J$AOW Paai GoveAnoA ojj TenneA^ee, W^n^ce^d Punn.
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Ma. Huni announced -the SoutheaAi Reg-con Meeicng to be he^d May 2224, 7975 -en Atlanta, GeoAg^a. He &amp;aid A£van F. Taie, JA. wa4 chacAman orf ihe "On
To Ai€art-ta" Coirrncttee and aifeed all to cona-tdeA going.
Ma. Huni Aa^,d agatn how honoAed he wa6 -to AeAve 04 PAe6^.deni and wai confident
would have, a £tne t/eaA with the he£p 0$ at£. He Aa^,d ihe faoaAd en/or/ed -cti
and that -tt g^.ve4 t/ou a good )$ee&amp;t&gt;ig -to fenow you. aae do-tng something
He tnanked a£t ^OA coming and the, meeting adj'ouAned.

�R £S 0 I

UTljnj

, T/i*t anij two orf the ^ttotuoig orf&amp;tcm orf t/U*
wet:

, Szcx.ztax.it ox. UeiWuAe*, be anrf tfieiy /iWGfaiy twe
d to ^ctC, (U4-cgn, £*a&gt;u£eA anc( detcueA ajif/

ait

o£ ttock, bond*, defaoi-ta^icA, note*, pfiopvitito, ewdwice* o
on otlivi Aecu^ctceA now 0* noiearf-teA 4*ui(tog -en t/ie &gt;uime o
fat/ -tJttA co^ipoAa^tcon, and to rmfee, execute and dztivvi any and att
01 piopet to c^ectuate -die autkoxUif /
Unaniwou&amp;iy
CfttCKASAW COUVCZL, IMC.
60V 5COUTS OF AMERICA
0 1975

1, Zatph K. MonuA,
CouncU. Jnc. f Boty
a t^iae copf/ jxu^ed
^e,

J*., cc/tCife tfcot I am tne Secteta^ o j t&gt;ie
Scx?tt£6 o^ AmeAtca. I Mft£&amp;&amp; w« ^^^e AeAi,^^
MaAc/i 20, 1975, at tfee Executive F,oa&gt;iri ttUCUJ
Inc., So?/ ScoutA o^ AmeUca.

ou)*icd

�CHICKASAW

COUNCIL, KOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE

LOCAL COUNCIL "AFFIRMATIVE ACTION"
B0ARP RESOLUTION

RESOLl/EP; Tkat tke, Ckickaswi Council, Sot/ Scouts otf Ame/u.ca, iea&lt;J£otm its
no ndi&amp; elimination policy, and tkat tkit&gt; policy skall mean in its application
tkat:
It is tlie, poticy on tke, C^ccfeoiaw, Coun&amp;it #558,
Sot/ Scooi6 o^ Ame^tca, to o^vi e,quat empl.oyme.nt
opportunity, fiaintng, de.ve£opmznt, advancement,
and continuation o$ employment on tke. bat&gt;4A o£
Ji&amp;tative. qua^i^cation^ and ab^tity ttitkout
to stace,, colon., national oiiQ&lt;in, &amp;e.x., age, on,
. An employe.e. o&amp; tke, Boy Scoutt&gt; o
job JieqiusieA dttuict involvement &lt;in -cti ptiogtiam
be. teitUng to tu.bActu.be. to tke. Ve,clax.ation o&amp;
Principle..
PRACTICE AMP CERTIFICATIQM

I do ke^.e.by fiusitkeA certify tkat tke. operation* and ptiacticeA o^ tkU council
coYi^onm w&lt;itk tke. above,- Atat&amp;d nondibcrUmiiiation policy, and tkat tke. Atatzment
above. Jit* a txue. and cow.e.ct copy o&amp; a Resolution kziztofiofie, duly adopte,d at a
wetting oi tlie. Executive. Roand keld on Matick 20, 197S, and tkat Auck Resolution
&amp;&gt; now Jin fiull fotLce. and e.£&amp;e.ct, and mw constitutes tke, nondis crimination policy
o&amp; said council and tkat 1 am duly autkotu.ze.d (px. and on behalf o&amp; sold cosipo/iation
to execa^e this ceAtifccate. as to tke. policy and practices.

Scout

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CtflCKASAW COUNCIL, WV SCOUTS OF AMERICA
171 SOUTH HOLLVWOW
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38M2

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CHICKASAW COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE BOARt? MEETINGS

27, 7975
, 1975
Mat/ g, 1975

Anmia£
Execttitye Boatcf
Executive. BoaA.d

September H, 7975
November 13, 1975
/ I , 1975

Execa£tue Boatci
Execattue Boa^id Meeting

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�SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP REPORT
MARCH 19, 1975
COUNCIL S.M.E. CO-CHAIRMEN DAVID WILLIAMS
DR. RICHARD RAINES

CO-COUNCIL S.M.E. HONORARY CHAIRMEN

W. L. SHARPE
ALLEN MORGAN

COUNCIL
DIVISIONS

CHAIRMAN

DOLLAR
GOAL

TOTAL NO.
PROSPECTS

PROSPECTS
ENROLLED

AMOUNT
PLEDGED

BENEFACTOR

Dr. T. Kyle Creson

33

$ 35,000

1

$ 1,000

SPONSOR

Robert Cannon
Le.st.er Crain
Tommy Garrott

41

30,000

3

3,000

168

40,000

8

3,625

133

10,000

5

2,000

123

7,000

3

775

193

8,000

10

675

30

$11.075

GUARDIAN
PATRON

George M. Russell
i

LEADERSHIP
SPECIALS

George Kirfc, II :
Reid Sanders
Peter Billings

8,000

WOMEN'S DIV.

$138,000

691

TOTAL
SERVICE AREA I

Dr. Kyle Creson

NORTHEAST

Ed Prenot

GUARDIAN

Clair VanderSchaaf

1

PATRON

Clair VanderSchaaf

2

1,000

2

500

1

250

LEADERSHIP

$

l.OOO:

$

SPECIALS

Pat Paddison

100

5,000

5

650

N-I

Amos Duncan

350

3,500

35

798

N-II

Howard DeMoss

350

3,500

42

811

N-III

Bill Davenport

300.

3.,500

23

395

N-IV

Joel Edwards

300.

3,000

21

464

N-V

Dr. Allen Edmondsoii

' 325 .

3,000

27

582

$ 24,000

154

$ 3,950

TOTAL

1,730

.

�(3)
EASTERN
DIVISIONS

TOTAL NO.
PROSPECTS

CHAIRMAN

ELLENDALE

Edgar Suggs

BRUNSWICK

Jim Barnett

DOLLAR
GOAL

35

$

".

SERVICE AREA I TOTALS

AMOUNT
PLEDGED

$

859

25

4,500

3,060

$ 50,000

275

$11,313

6,118

$97,000

602

$21,735

10

$ 5,000

20

5,000

2

600

42

5,000

18

2,675

200

10,000

20

1,875 .

PROJECTS
TOTAL

PROSPECTS
ENROLLED

SERVICE AREA II - Clay Shelton
SOUTHEAST - Charles Rickets

-

GUARDIAN

$

PATRON

Bill Cockroft

LEADERSHIP
SPECIALS

Dr, Jack Jemison
Dr. B. F. Scott
Bill Edse

N-I

John Beard

480

6,000

37

1,285

N-II

Rev. Don Clark '

400

5.000

25

1,125

N-III

Bill Webb

140

2,000

32

746

N-IV

'Stan Stanz

333

4T000

27

757

N-V

Chuck McPherson

435

6,000

24

510

OLIVE BRANCH

Milton Nichols

LEADERSHIP

C. W. Kelly

18

500

3

360

SPECIALS

Carl Gargano

78

500

1

100

94

1.000

2

55

5,000

2

2,976

$ 45,000

193

$13,064

j

L
NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECTS

2,250

TOTAL
SOUTHWEST - Lee Breaz'eale
GUARDIAN
Lee Petty
PATRON

10

$

5,000

6

$

800

LEADERSHIP

Al Robertson

53

5,000

5

800

SPECIALS

Marlin Mosby

65

6,000

2

200

344

3,000

1

25

N-I

�(5)
CRITTENDEN
DIVISIONS

CHAIRMAN

TOTAL NO.
PROSPECTS

SPECIALS
WEST MEMPHIS
I- IV

Murphv Smith

70

Curtis Barber

MARION
CRAWFORDSVILLE

DOLLAR
GOAL

:

PROSPECTS
ENROLLED

AMOUNT
PLEDGED

2,250

1

250

1,300

3

120

Bill Reynolds

250

1,500

Leroy McNeil

100

350

5

100

75

350

800

$ 10,000

12

6,044

$103,000

322

700

$ 12,000

5

13,553

$350,000

959

TURRELL

$

$

100

PROJECTS
TOTAL
SERVICE AREA II TOTALS

COMMUNITY

COUNCIL
TOTAL

B. B, Winsett, Sr.

$

770

$ 20,832

$

1,450

$ 55,142

�CHICKASAV/ COUiJClL, SOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses
For ths month ended February 2u,l975

OPERATING INCOME

~—

Contribution Income
United Funds;
Shelby United Neighbors
Community Chest of West Memphis
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP

BUDGETED

Year

2 Month*
7/1/75-2/28/75

Month of
February

$203,62*:1£,000
$21G,62^
$200,000

$50,000
-0$50,000
$20,000

$2^,832
-0$2^,032

$ 2,200

-0-

-0-

$ 3,963

ACTUAL
2 Months
Over (Under)
1/1/75-2/28//5 Gudqct

$^9,332
.-0.-. ..

$(

168 )

$49 G32
$ 6^71

$( 168)

-0-

$(13,129)

OTHER INCOME;
.+•
c
1C S&amp;
Income from Unrestricted Endowment
Trust Fund Investments
2
Net Income - Supplies for Sale
Months
Feb.
Local Council Sales
$2,^46
$^,709
Less Cost of Sales
2,079
^,003
M03

$3,964

[let Income-Activities &amp; Camping
Income from General Working Fund Investments
-estments;

$15,000
-0-

Income - Matching Funds,Nat'1 Council
ncil
Income - Other

TOTAL OPERATING INCOME

$

550
-0-0-

$ 6,000
$ 6,000

$ 1,500

$531,700

$72,050

-0-

$

367
-0-0-

$ 1,677
-0-

$30,839

-0-

$

706

-0-

$

-0-0-

$ 1,677
-0-

$59,006

156
-0-0-

$

177
-0-

$(12,96*0

�CHICKASAV/ COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses
For the month ended February 20,1975
BUDGETED
Year
2 Months
_1p75
.1/1/75-.•2/28/75

Total Operating Income available for
Operating Expenses,brought forward

Month of
February

ACTUAL
2 Months
Over(Under)
1/1/75-2/28/75 Budget

$531,708

$72,050

$30,839

$59,006

S(T2,964)

$341,230
18,533
32,365
46,410
4,800
6,120
19,222
9,000
4? 700
4,963

$46,800
2,800
4,000
7,000

$22,818
1,335
1,563
1,575

$45,677
2,672
3,856
5,609

224
1,281

867
2,426
1,527
1,013
1,208

$( 1,123)
128)
(
144)
(
C 2,191)
63)
(
67
( 474)

OPERATING EXPENSES
Salaries
Payroll Taxes
Employee Benefits
Field Operating Expenses
Telephone
Occupancy Expenses
Operating Supplies
Postage

Leadership Training &amp; Conf*
Recognition Awards
Professional Fees
Charter Fee &amp; Quota
Camping Expenses - Dudgeted Portion
Het Expenses - Camping
[Jet Expenses - Activities
Insurance
Other Expenses
Property &amp; Equipment Purchases
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES

1,600
10.920
20,'i90

778
800
2,900

1,550
950
800
-0100

1,400

-0-0-

-0-0-

5,135

1,400

361

772
713
471
-0-0-

908

-o-

-0-0-

715

-0100

1,427

(

23)

63
408
-0-0-

27

-0-090

-0-0(1,310)

4,000
1,000

1,000
200

155
97

453
97

( 547)
( 103)

$531,700

$73,278

$32,273

$67,737

$(5,541)

Total Operating Expenses over Income for February
Total Operating Expenses over Income for 2 months

C,651

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            <text>Cf/ICKASAW COUNCIL SCOUTS or AMERICA&#13;
Execu£tve Boo/id Mee-ttmj&#13;
Pecembe*. M, J975&#13;
5 P.M.&#13;
Setv-i.ee Center&#13;
PKTSEA/T:&#13;
C. Hattfaid&#13;
P/L. Jokn&#13;
Jim Long&#13;
P/i. C. 0.&#13;
PA,. Ki/£e&#13;
tf. ceair S/ie&amp;ton&#13;
Vaughan POM;&#13;
Wcfcttam C. Cowan&#13;
Monte/ Z. Cox&#13;
PA,. W. L. Pope,&#13;
A. B.&#13;
Geoige&#13;
J.&#13;
. Jonn Gin&amp;ti&#13;
. Macfge HcwU&amp;on&#13;
Jack MOWUA&#13;
W. tf. W-txt&#13;
Go.on.QQ, P,&#13;
J. C. Ray&#13;
RocU:&#13;
F. Tote, JA,.&#13;
Kenned T^iomai&#13;
HizkaJid R. Walton&#13;
Ed F. tOc££ta/ri6, III&#13;
Til&#13;
K. MantU, Ji.&#13;
Sam&#13;
Pinb&amp;ton&#13;
John Rt£t6&#13;
E/tned-t Ab/um&#13;
Ja&amp;tan Foreman&#13;
N. G. ParfcU^on&#13;
Snan P-t-tne/t&#13;
Ra^&#13;
Tom&#13;
Geo/tge M.&#13;
Ian&#13;
W, J.&#13;
fl*. P^,cfe Mo enow&#13;
Jonn Siofee*&#13;
Sian&#13;
Ricfe Schmid&#13;
&amp;ic.h&#13;
Gene&#13;
Tne ^nvoca^on tcoA g-cuen by Reverend Mct^en&#13;
Vavid ptieA-Ldzd ov&amp;i the., wanting .Unce M^. R. M. Hunt, CowM&#13;
the. ko&amp;itaJi tka&gt; at&amp;inoon. Mt.&#13;
MIRTHS:&#13;
Pav-ccf W^tcami aifeeci appwvat o£ the, Octobzsi H bocvid Minute*. Mfi. KJU&amp; SawteZte.&#13;
made, motion that the. OctobeA minut.&amp;&gt; be. approved cu&gt; mac£ed. Rev.&#13;
^ecanded -t^ie motion and it catAced&#13;
TREASURER'S REPORT:&#13;
t/augnan Pow, CouncxX TA.eaAuAeAf nad&#13;
/tev^etu. A^ieA. a r^GAtion and an6weA peA&gt;tod Mt. POWJ aifeed appnovat JJOA, a £oan&#13;
-fAe banfe ^O/L $20,000 to ko&amp;p with e.Kp&amp;nt&gt;&amp;&amp; ^OA. the, batwu.e. o£ the. yo.au* AfiteA a&#13;
te.ngthy dl&amp;c.u&amp;*i.on Pi. Pope made motion that authority be g^.ven to make, a £oan&#13;
$20fQOO H th&amp;ie. be. a need. M/L. Ed WWUtM seconded ^?ie motion and it&#13;
CUB SCOUT REPORT;&#13;
Mitten Vasine£t tie.ponte.d that the. counM. ha&amp; 9,000 Cub Scout* and 668 new) Cab Scou-t&#13;
naue been &amp;ia,Cne,d this, y&amp;aft. T^ie/ie ha&amp; been 424 additional te.ad&amp;i&amp; t/iain&amp;d&#13;
&amp;att at the. Cub Scout Pouf Woww. He iatd -tne &amp;tsie,ngth o{ Scouting i&amp; in&#13;
SCOOTLVG REPORT:&#13;
3/L. C. P. HaurfeeA fie.ponte.d 67 additional ScouteM have. atte.ndo.d outdoor training&#13;
coun&amp;eA and tliat ov&amp;i one. nunctted Scoot unit£&gt; pafiticipatcd i.n the. Mempn-cfi&#13;
doon. knob hangeA, campaign. Vti* HawfeeA 4a^.d the, Chicka&amp;aw Councit woutd handZe. the.&#13;
time, ^now; o£ the. Liberty Bowi PecemfaeA. 22, woiftlng with FA.eedom4 foundation o&#13;
Fo/tge and ^ne iib&amp;ufy Boto^ o^fyiviaJU. The. theme, i* "A Sa^ttte -to Liberty"&#13;
moA.e ^ian ?25 Scou^and ScoutestA participating,&#13;
- 2 -&#13;
PA. HawkeA 4oid the, /omboAee woa a gAeat AucceAA and thanke.d all who participated.&#13;
COMMISSIONER'S REPORT:&#13;
Manley Cox 4aid that Chicfeaaaw Council wa&amp; the. only council in A/tea Two&#13;
and Kentucky) that it&gt; ahead o$ itt&gt; la&amp;t a&amp;vu AecoAd. MA. Cox AepoAted on the.&#13;
noundup and aafeed rfoA approval to have, the. Scout Show the. 9 £ 10 o&lt; ApniZ, 7976 at&#13;
the. FaiAgAounda . RofaeAt I, lAwtin moved that ApAi£ 9 6 10, 1976 be Ae-t £OA the. Scout&#13;
Show. Mt. Bi££ Sawte££e seconded the mo-turn and it catAied una*umou4&amp;/.&#13;
MA. Cox *aid that a da# nod been *et aAide -to Ae-chaAteA unit* in each di&amp;tnict.&#13;
Thi&amp; method otf Ae~chaAteAing unita ha&amp; been Aea£ 4ucceAArfu£ -in the. Naahoba&#13;
and he hoped to get. it working in eveAe/ dti-Dttct o^ -tne c-ounciZ.&#13;
Cox 4aid ^C WOA a p/Uvx^ege -to nave been chairman oX ^ne Jie.c.ent /ambo^ee ne£d&#13;
Pena^ Fa/tm and -ct WOA gtatHying to 4ec tfie people o&lt; #Ua council wo/tfe toa&amp;&#13;
a ^eam. We -cnftodaced Buddy twin, chaiftmn o$ the. Jamboiee cample.&#13;
itn gave a -tepo/L* on tne jambotie,e, telling oX tne mam/ yob^ that had to be&#13;
acc.omplit&gt;he,d in a period o£ ^tve we.eh&amp;. Two Scoah, John Hopkim&gt; and Bobby&#13;
WzatheA*, from Tfioop 97 pat£tctpa£ed in a Mjt with Mt. Iwin and then pieAentzd a&#13;
plaque, o^ app^iecxatton to Vavid Williams ^o/t Ml. R. M. Hunt and M4* Abe Plough.&#13;
Mt. William thanked the. Scoot* rfo* coming -to the. boa/td me.zting and fan the.&#13;
OF MR. ABE PLOUGH'.&#13;
Pan Hallfaxd &amp;aid that Ralph ManaA and Mac Hunt me-C n^m ea/ttteA -#u,6 weefe and&#13;
^tee had talked to M^. Plough about the. financial situation of the. council.&#13;
The. tu&amp;taining membesi&amp;hip enaolbnent need6 o&lt; $360,000 had been exp&amp;uned to&#13;
M^. Plough and he had come to -the boatd meting to tell o&lt; hi&amp; challenging&#13;
Mi. Plough &amp;aid he. realized what a, ttemendouA oAgan^zatton the Boy Scoute o£&#13;
America wae&gt; but did not know thesie. we/ie. 18,000 boy&amp; x,e.gi&amp;tetie.d in thi&amp; council.&#13;
Mt. Plough &amp;aid oveA. the ye,aM he. hat&gt; leatvied. it it&gt; ea&amp;iest. to make, a man than it&#13;
i&amp; to make, hem ove*. He &amp;aid the qieateAt he£p he. had in Ufa beAide&amp; hit&gt; £ath&#13;
wo* the people that had rfatth in h2m and gave n-cm an -tncenttve to mafee a better&#13;
e^oAt. He. &amp;aid thesie, one. th/tee thing* to Aemembe/i in life and they ate;&#13;
The g-teateAt thing* ate not wrapped in doWvi bill*, t. Good relative* and&#13;
3. Good ^/u,enda. You would certainly be pooA i£ you did not have, anyone, orf&#13;
Mt. Plough &amp;aid it i&amp; a big job to go out and /utUe. mone.y to feeep tha institution&#13;
going and hewc/ thanfe&lt;a£ fan. the. dedication orf all pfc^ent. He. &amp;aid Mt. Hunt i&amp;&#13;
one. 0|J out q-teaizAt citizen and he, hoped, he WOA no^ ^zxiou&amp;ly HI. MA. Plough&#13;
al&amp;o &amp;aid the. befit way to nai&amp;e. mone.y i&amp; a challenges gifit and he (Je£t led in hi*&#13;
heaAt to give, challenge* orf thi&amp; &amp;ont. He. &amp;aid i£ the. council, would xai&amp;e, $324,000&#13;
i5o-t next j/eaw &amp;u&amp;tdinina membeAAh-tp, he will give. $36,000. He, it&gt; to be. notifii&amp;d&#13;
in touting 0(J the date tJie dttive. i&amp; to clo&amp;e. 40 he can take, it up with the. Plough&#13;
foundation and that he ha&amp; not been tuAned down to daie. He. &amp;aid in thiA woAfe&#13;
may God blz&amp;* the. men who aAe heZping theie young people, be bettesi men. The&amp;e,&#13;
the men thai wilt be -Cafe-tng oat p£ace tomoAAow.&#13;
A£an Fi4teA. Eag£e Scout ^Aom TAoop 240, pAeiented MA, Plough with a Good TuAn&#13;
AwaAd jJoA the mantf good tUAn* he ha&amp; done. ^OA OUA city. MA. Plough &amp;aid he. appreciated&#13;
th^4 awoAd veAi/ much and he hoped theiA rfutuAe foot *te,p&amp; would be. guided&#13;
by the. expeAience oj$ the pafit.&#13;
Mt. Wi^£iamA 4aid i&amp; we cou^d put ^oAih extAa ejJjJoAt thifi i/eat we couCd accomptuh&#13;
chatCenge.&#13;
- 3 -&#13;
GOOWKU GOOV TURN;&#13;
M*. Jack MonJiit&gt;, Chairman ofi Good Tu/w &amp;ofi GoodtMJi, bald 5,000 boy$ and 2,000&#13;
adult* in 149 unite collected 26,000 filled bag* o£ lepaViable item* - enough&#13;
4-tx month* walk fio/i 140 people, at GoodwiZt. tie. thanked all who participated in&#13;
thi&amp; community&#13;
Mt. William congratulated Jim Long fan being selected a&amp; hdminiAtrLOtive M&amp;it&gt;tant&#13;
to the. new elected County Mnyon, and catted on him c&amp; txp.totiing Cfuu/unan to make.&#13;
kU&gt; fiepoxt. Mt. Long JiepofLZed on the. newly organized po&amp;£&amp; and totd c£ the. 35 ExptoieM&#13;
and adulte that would be. attending the, foiea II Exp-Co-te/LA Convention to be,&#13;
held tki&amp; we,e.kend in Gatlinbusig. Thz&amp;e. young ExplotieJU wWi neptieAent outi 96&#13;
and 2,000 ExploieAA at the.&#13;
Mt. Long x.e.c,ognize.d Mt. A£van F. Tote. OA thi&amp; ye.ant&gt; chaiwian o£ the. Rotatiy Exploiting&#13;
Psioje,ct and thanked hiw fan. the. tsiemendoub job he. wai&gt; doing. Ait. Tote. &amp;aid the.&#13;
Rotary Club took on thi&amp; px.cje.ct AeveAal yeatiA ago and thi&amp; c.onvnitte.e. a&amp;t&gt;i&amp;t&amp; the.&#13;
coundl in establishing new Po&amp;t&amp;. tie. Aaid in the. be.ainning theJie. weAe. 300 Exp-CoA.e/^&#13;
and we now have. 1,100. The. Rotaty Club gave. $5,000 the. £isu&gt;t ye.au and $16,500 had&#13;
been A&amp;t a&amp;ide. fafi 1976, and he. hoped to have, many mote 4acce4AjJu£ AtoiieA. The.&#13;
$16,500 jjo^t 1976 -u a 10% -tnctecwe oveA the. ye.a&gt;i 1975.&#13;
PUBLIC REUTIQA/S:&#13;
M/i. Wil£iamt&gt; congratulated Jim Rottt foti being Sh&amp;tiM o£ oufi county fan at lea&amp;t&#13;
*ive, day&amp;. Tkit&gt; will be, the. period o£ January 1 - 5, 1976. M*. Rout had btiochuAe&#13;
paired out to boasid membm on the. Speaker Bureau and i£ it&gt; the, de^tiio. ojj the.&#13;
committee to Aptizad Swuting to att polite ofi the. city, tie *aid boy* jj/tom Pioop B4&#13;
will be. on the. Boy*' Li^e. covert in Ap^il, 1976t end to be. looking \ob thi&amp; Atoiy.&#13;
FIMAA/CE:&#13;
Van Hallfio/id, Vice. ?neAide.nt o£ finance., Add the. $360,000 SME ne.e.d&amp; fan 1976 i&amp;&#13;
ba&amp;e,d on what we. need aid to be. able, to pay ofa the. $7S,OOOde.^icit fcom pJie.viou&amp;&#13;
tie. &amp;aid th,i&amp; budget al&amp;o needed to be. nai&amp;e.d in otideA to give. the. &amp; ta.fi £&#13;
Aince. it had been ^w?o yeaw bince. tiai&amp;eA had been g-tven.&#13;
., tiallfiotid introduced the. Au&amp;taining memb&amp;tAhip di&amp;ttu.ct chairmen fax. 1976:&#13;
Pat v&amp;ddi&amp;on, Nositliea&amp;t Ray JatZcntki,&#13;
MaAJtin Mo&amp;by, Southwest Vx.. G. W. SowieJttA, C^Ute,nde.n&#13;
Bill PieAt, Southe.at&gt;t Lucius McGe/tee, Ea^te^n&#13;
R. StokeA, South Ce,n&amp;ial Vi. Lovelace. Gipton, Notitli Central&#13;
toi. tfattfiotid Aaid it wa&amp; going to take. the. help ofi all to *.ai&amp;e, thi&amp; money and he.&#13;
at&gt;ke.d att to hetp.&#13;
Wi. William* &amp;aid Aix me.n met with Unite.d Wat/ to pn.e&amp;e.nt QUA 1976 budget ie,queAt&#13;
and ne.queAte.d a $40,000 incA2.a&amp;e. ove.1 the. 1975 allocation.&#13;
COMPEAISATIOW COMMITTEE:&#13;
MA.. W-aXtam6 &amp;aid the, fiotlowing Compensation Comnittee, had been appointed:&#13;
R. M. tiunt, Chairman Bob tiughe&amp; Manley Cox&#13;
Vavid William R. E. Cannon L. R. Jalenak, Ji.&#13;
Spence Wil&amp;on Van tiallfioid Robert Booth&#13;
. 4 -&#13;
MA. W-ittiom* 04 feed £OA motion to give, the above committee -the authoAity to Aeuiew&#13;
AaiaA-ie* and give Aa^*e* a* -the committee *eea £it 04 £ong a* &gt;it &amp;tay&amp; itiitnin the.&#13;
guide&amp;ine* o£ the, budget elective January f, 1976. MitCen PoAnetC made the motion&#13;
and J. C. Ray seconded. The motion caAAied unaiumou&amp;£y.&#13;
INSURANCE PROGRAM:&#13;
MA. John P-itt*, Chaitmn orf IniuAance Committee, Aaid a $2,000,000 umbAet&amp;i po&amp;icy&#13;
wou£d be canceled a* o^ Janutvur J, J976 A^nce National Council wJM pu^c/ia^e t/u4&#13;
coye^tage &lt;o/t ait ajuncu*. It wtctC be the tt&amp;Apon&amp;ibitity o&amp; the, C/Ucfea6aw; Councit&#13;
to continue. it&amp; $500,000 comp^ehena-tve geneta£ ttab^tcti/ poticg in ottdw. to have the&#13;
$2,000,000 coverage pacd by the NatxowaC Council.&#13;
0/RITT6M POUCIES:&#13;
M^. Witticm t&gt;oid the coanccC needed a tutctten pottcy ow NepottAm and Conj$£tct&#13;
and he would tike, apptovaC oii t/ie&#13;
"BE IT RESOLUEP that it it&gt; the potccy o^ Chxcfea6aw Counct£ o^ the Boy Scout* orf&#13;
Awe^u.ca to dticoa^ige nepo-ttAm; thete^o^e, without the. £iM knowledge and conient&#13;
o^ t/ie Executive Boa/td 0|J Chicfea^aw Council; no fiamity member OA Ae£attveA o^ a&#13;
content employee wctd be employed by Ch^cfeaAow Counacd; and then oniy upon&#13;
04 the Executive Boa/td iha££ determine. "&#13;
MA. A^van F, Tote moved that we accept the above pottcy, seconded fay B.cC£ Cowan&#13;
and the motxon cafLced unancwoui^y.&#13;
"BE IT RESOLl/EP that -it -C4 the pottcy o^ the Ckccfea^aw Council o&lt; the Boy Scout6 0|$&#13;
Ame/U.ca not to puAchoAe good6 OA -6eAv-cceA £tom the membeAi o^ the Execu-tcve BoaAd&#13;
OA the^A iJainctteA un£m the puAcha^e pAtce jJoA Auch good* OA 4eAv-cce6 ha* been&#13;
compaAed w^th the pAtce orf A^mcCaA good* OA 4eAvx.ce* puAcha^ed ijAow otheA*, and&#13;
*uch puAchaAe pAtce -c* no gAeateA than the puAcha^e pAtce ^OA .*-6nc£aA good* OA&#13;
ojJiSeAed by otheA th^td "&#13;
MA. MuAAay ReiteA a*feed that the motion be attKiended to Aead --totoeAt pAtce wii£ be&#13;
accepted by Aea£ed bid* A^teA cowAx.deAab£e dticu**-ton Wi* Tote made pAopoAaC that&#13;
toe accept AeAo&amp;it-con a* Aead. MA. Sam May* *ecowded wtith a-££ membeA* appAoatng tatth&#13;
the exception o^ MA. ReiteA.&#13;
ANNOUNCEMENTS:&#13;
MA. W-cttaim* &amp;aid the Sx£veA BeaueA Committee would m^et xmmediate£y ajJteA boaAxf&#13;
meetutg. %. WxXtiam* a*feed faoaAd membeA* to tUAn ^r, -600 OA thAee AecommendaXcon*&#13;
)$OA new boaAd memfaeAA ^OA the yeaA J976. He announced the Counac£ Ba*-6ae*4 Meeting&#13;
to be JanuaAy 22, 7976 at the BoaAd orf Education and the Annual CouncZC OinneA to be&#13;
FebAuaAy 26, J976 at the Hyatt Regency. Ml. Buddy Mix ha* agAeed to be chai^wian o^&#13;
Annual&#13;
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting ad/ouAned at 6:45.&#13;
Re*&#13;
Katph K.. Mono*, JA.&#13;
SecAetaAy&#13;
BE IT RESOLVED That it is the policy of the Chickasaw&#13;
Council of the Boy Scouts of America not to purchase&#13;
goods or services from the members of the Executive&#13;
Board or their families unless the purchase price for&#13;
such goods or services has been compared with the&#13;
price of similar goods or services purchased from&#13;
others, and such purchase price is no greater than&#13;
the purchase price for similar goods or services&#13;
offered by other third parties.&#13;
BE IT RESOLVED That it is the policy of Chickasaw&#13;
Council of the Boy Scouts of America to discourage&#13;
nepotism; therefore, without the full knowledge and&#13;
consent of the Executive Board of Chickasaw Council,&#13;
no family members or relatives of a current employee&#13;
will be employed by Chickasaw Council; and then only&#13;
upon such circumstances as the Executive Board shall&#13;
determine.&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
?972 1973 1974 PROJECTED 7975&#13;
United Way - Mempfua&#13;
IncAecwe GVVL pfc&amp;utoua&#13;
Percent -tmyieoAe ove* ptev-i.ou6&#13;
$759,5*5 $172,000 $178,140&#13;
12,11$ 6,140&#13;
.075 .036&#13;
$190,024&#13;
11,884&#13;
.066&#13;
PROJECTED 7976&#13;
$230,495&#13;
40,477&#13;
.213&#13;
United Way - Wea-t&#13;
Petcent&#13;
i/ecvt&#13;
ovet t/eot&#13;
5,000&#13;
- 4,000&#13;
- .444&#13;
7, $00&#13;
.560&#13;
70,000&#13;
2,200&#13;
.2*2&#13;
75,000&#13;
5,000&#13;
.500&#13;
cue*&#13;
ovet p^eu-coas&#13;
$120,869 $133,031 $179,258&#13;
72,762 46,227&#13;
.700 .355&#13;
$226,334&#13;
47,076&#13;
.206&#13;
$279,164&#13;
52,830&#13;
.233&#13;
Income&#13;
Inct&amp;we. cue*&#13;
&lt;uicAea*e&#13;
#37,049 $2g,637&#13;
-2,472&#13;
- .077&#13;
$35,777&#13;
7,734&#13;
.274&#13;
$36,029&#13;
258&#13;
.007&#13;
$34,000&#13;
-2,029&#13;
- .056&#13;
TotaJi Income&#13;
oue^. p^tey-coai&#13;
$320,803 $338,668 $400,969&#13;
17,865 62,301&#13;
.066 .184&#13;
$462,387&#13;
61,418&#13;
.153&#13;
$558,659&#13;
96,272&#13;
.208&#13;
H1STORV OF&#13;
BOy SCOUT FUWPIWG&#13;
FROM&#13;
UWITEl? KM OF MEMPHIS&#13;
BOV SCOUT SUPPORT&#13;
7950&#13;
7956&#13;
7960&#13;
7965&#13;
7967&#13;
7968&#13;
7969&#13;
7970&#13;
7977&#13;
7972&#13;
7973&#13;
7974&#13;
7975&#13;
7976 [R&amp;qtLGAt&amp;d)&#13;
7976 (Hat. Aug.)&#13;
TOTAL&#13;
55&#13;
S6&#13;
772&#13;
760&#13;
787&#13;
276&#13;
233&#13;
283&#13;
304&#13;
320&#13;
339&#13;
400&#13;
462&#13;
559&#13;
FROM&#13;
U.W.&#13;
54&#13;
67&#13;
SO&#13;
70S&#13;
723&#13;
730&#13;
735&#13;
754&#13;
763&#13;
760&#13;
772&#13;
778&#13;
790&#13;
230&#13;
u.w.&#13;
1&#13;
95. 0&#13;
77.9&#13;
77.4&#13;
67.5&#13;
65. S&#13;
60.2&#13;
57.9&#13;
54.4&#13;
53.6&#13;
50.0&#13;
50.7&#13;
44.5&#13;
4 7 . 7&#13;
4 7 . 7&#13;
UWITEP OW ALLOCATIONS&#13;
TOTAl&#13;
W.A.&#13;
W.A.&#13;
W.A.&#13;
7,S45&#13;
2,750&#13;
2,450&#13;
2,600&#13;
3,700&#13;
3,270&#13;
3,290&#13;
3,870&#13;
4,090&#13;
4,600 E&#13;
4,900 E&#13;
4,900 E&#13;
TO&#13;
B.S.A.&#13;
54&#13;
67&#13;
SO&#13;
JOS&#13;
723&#13;
730&#13;
735&#13;
754&#13;
763&#13;
760&#13;
772&#13;
778&#13;
790&#13;
230&#13;
255&#13;
B.S.A.&#13;
I&#13;
W.A.&#13;
W.A.&#13;
W.A.&#13;
5.9&#13;
4.5&#13;
5.3&#13;
5.2&#13;
5.0&#13;
5.0&#13;
4.9&#13;
4.5&#13;
4.3&#13;
4 . 7&#13;
4.7&#13;
5.2&#13;
UNITED WAY ALLOCATIO A PERCENT OF BOY SCOUT FUNDING&#13;
/oo&#13;
?r~&#13;
CO C Q xT s*\, x--5 &gt;-n&#13;
PLAN OF OPERATION&#13;
1976 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT&#13;
7976 CAMPAIGN DISTRICT LEVEL GOAL - $202,000&#13;
Tke. 1976 goat&amp; fan eac/i dti&amp;Uct OJiz a&amp; Bottom:&#13;
DISTRICT CHAIRMAN GOAL&#13;
Nottk&amp;a&amp;t Pat Paddi&amp;on $23,000&#13;
Na&amp;koba. Ray Jablon&amp;ki 16,000&#13;
Nototh Czntttat V*. love£ac.e. Gip&amp;on 9,500&#13;
LU.CAU&amp; McGe/iec 46,000&#13;
KWi P^ie&amp;t 44,000&#13;
tta&amp;Un Mo&amp;by 35,000&#13;
P/t. G. W* SowiMb 10,000&#13;
South. Czn&amp;iat Jokn R. S-tofeei 9,000&#13;
Stan F&amp;igu&amp;on 10,000&#13;
2. N&amp;igkbotikood OX. - $ 30 to $99&#13;
Comtwity&#13;
DISTRICT TOTAL $202,000&#13;
Tke. cO&amp;tsiict campaign wWi be. conducted on&#13;
- $100 and up&#13;
3.&#13;
CHAIRi^N&#13;
II. T976 COUNCIL LEI/EL GOAL - $108,000&#13;
LEI/ELS: BENEFACTOR - $5,000 up&#13;
SPONSOR - $2,500 to $4,999&#13;
GUARPIAN - $1,000 to $2,499&#13;
PATRON - $500 to $999&#13;
LEADERSHIP - $250 to $499&#13;
WOMEN'S WISION -&#13;
PROJECTS&#13;
III. THE CHICKASAW COUNCIL'S 1976 SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP GOAL IS&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL FINANCIAL STAMPING&#13;
AS OF DECEMBER 10, 1975&#13;
12-10-75 12-31-75&#13;
A United Way&#13;
Income&#13;
Stia tcu.YU.nQ MewbeAAlUp&#13;
TOUL&#13;
$190f024&#13;
&amp;t 2,075&#13;
44,772&#13;
775,470&#13;
$412, 341&#13;
$190,024&#13;
4,150&#13;
45,000&#13;
?&#13;
?&#13;
-C/i^a December - $41r110&#13;
mewifae/ta /iaue catted eac/i outstanding pt&amp;dge. $25 and up)&#13;
7975 E&amp;tAmate.d Expend e6 $431,577&#13;
1975 Income 12-10-75 $412,341&#13;
$19,036&#13;
MssnpluA Comwiify Ck&amp;6t 8 otkw. - 2,303&#13;
income, by 12-31-75 _&#13;
SME pt&amp;dg&amp;&gt; $Ut733&#13;
WOTE: Gcti -en fe^nd ece^ued&#13;
;to be&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, ZOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING&#13;
0CTOGER 76, 7975&#13;
I. INVOCATION— ........ - ...... - ..... — ...................&#13;
II. WELCOME&#13;
III. TREASURER'S REPORT ---- ........ - ..... - ...... --------- ......&#13;
iv. UNITEV aw HEARING- .......... — - ................ -&#13;
WovembcA 6, 7975 - 3:30 P.M. - United Wai/ BoaAd Room&#13;
a. Li&amp;t o£ 4ab-comm££tee (fill&#13;
6. 80 1/ Scou-tA Parted to pieAtnt oast budget&#13;
Vaugnan Vow&#13;
Mac&#13;
Mac&#13;
Pan&#13;
R. E. Cannon&#13;
Paw-td WUJLuxmk&#13;
Vau.gh.an&#13;
.Urn long&#13;
V. PHASE II - Second&#13;
6eeJi&#13;
Wno -&#13;
a.&#13;
fa.&#13;
c, E££eA. Oatdoon.&#13;
d. Additional kztp&#13;
c. ConifeA,ence&#13;
. M*.&#13;
- advance #£&#13;
-en J975 SME.&#13;
- Wncn&#13;
Co.&#13;
g. Top compa&gt;Uei CA coApoAOxtton* i/wt £&lt;;e cou^cf X&#13;
Scouting to buy a. day o£ Scouting.&#13;
to United Way&#13;
w/zo /iaue&#13;
-tn tuppoiting&#13;
VI. COUNCIL SUST-^IWG EWROtJLMEWT CHAIRMAN - 7976 Mac tfun-t&#13;
WI. SUSTAINING ENROLLMENT COLLECTIONS 7975.&#13;
,111. CHIOCASAW COUWCIL 8ICEWTEWWIAL JAMBOREE --------- ........ - ...... — Mante/ Cox&#13;
Pcna£ FaAm o&amp;&amp; Walnut GAoue Road, October 24-25-26, 7975&#13;
Exccu-ttue boaAd memfaaAA OAC encouAaged to vi&amp;it any time.. Big event* Saturday&#13;
n, Saturday niglit, C/IUAC/I AeAvlct Sunday motoring, Sunday afc&amp;inoon.&#13;
IX. SILVER LEAVER COMMITTEE: Sam Mat/6,&#13;
Cox&#13;
Vang/urn&#13;
PA.. C. P.&#13;
Andf/ W/tay&#13;
C^ai/&#13;
Hat&#13;
X. WOMIWATIWG COMMITTEE: 0*. K^e C^won,&#13;
Con/tac( S&amp;abtiook&#13;
Sam S^a^i&#13;
Pav^ii WUJUam&#13;
Van&#13;
P^t.&#13;
Leon&#13;
5pence W-t&#13;
Morgan&#13;
: / &gt; t • .&#13;
XI. AVWUAL COUWCIL RECOGWITIOW SAWOUET - FEBRUARY 26, 7976&#13;
Weed&#13;
XII. EAGLE PAV-CKAIRMAW WEEPE1?&#13;
MARCH IS, 7976&#13;
XIII. WEXT COUNCIL EXECUTIt/E SOARi? MEETING - NOVEMBER 73, 7975 - 5 P.M.&#13;
I&#13;
CO&#13;
Mp&#13;
a£&#13;
•£&gt;&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOV SCOUTS Of AMERICA&#13;
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING&#13;
OCTOBER U, 1975&#13;
5 P.M.&#13;
SCOUT SERl/ICE CENTER&#13;
PRESENT: R. M. Hunt Vaughan Pow John Pitti&#13;
Van Haltfastd Wi&amp;iarn C. Cowan Clay Shelton&#13;
Leon Hanna^oAd Manley 2. Cox Ralph K. ManuA, JA.&#13;
W. K. JenningA V*. W. L. Pope Ralph young&#13;
Jim Mcfciwtey&#13;
INVOCATION:&#13;
The .invocation WOA given by Ralph K. Mono*, JA.&#13;
TREASURER'S REPORT:&#13;
l/aughan POM;, Council TteaAuAeA, paired out copieA Of$ the September financiat statement&#13;
ami Aev-iewed the AepoAt with, those pAesent. A copy -iA attached to t/ie 0{£t&amp;ta£&#13;
minutes.&#13;
AWNOUNCEMEMTS;&#13;
Mac Hani, CowicU Piz&amp;ident, *aM that Unitzd War/ had 4&amp;t November 6, T975, 3:30 p.m.&#13;
Utt6ted Wat/ Boa/id Room 06 tfie date and -tcme ^? ^e^ao *fie Cft-tcfeaaaw Coanc^'4 7976&#13;
budget /tequai't. He oifeed tfae &lt;o£^ouiuig men to join /urn at tfet* meetcng: Pan&#13;
R. E. Cannon, Pau-td W-6ttcam4, Vaughan POM; and J-tm Long.&#13;
Mt. Hunt exp£acned Pfuwe II OA a second e^o^t to co££eet $78,000 to take. ca*e ojj&#13;
defect 05 t/ie cottnocC. ^OA. tfie pa6t &lt;OUA. j/eaw. He aAfeed (JOA. fcc£p ^n contacting&#13;
pAo^pectA t/iat have not been contacted tktA t/ea/c. Project ^etttng ttUA explained&#13;
and a ZtAt o^ pAo/ectA WOA gtven to eacfi one&#13;
Mt. MOWUA iatd Pav^d W-c£&amp;camA had contacted E££et Outdoor AdveAtcA-tng Company o&amp;&#13;
Memp/i^A o^ which Mt. Stan Fe/tguAon -CA P*eA&lt;tdent and Gene^aC Manager. Mt. FeAgaAon&#13;
earned /VCA Eag£e OA a 6ot/ and ^A ue^i/ ^Mte^eAted in Scouting and oj^e^ed the&#13;
compatttf'-A he£p OA iio££owA - JJOA eve^y company/ OA. peAAon that fauyA one datf oX Scooting&#13;
{wmit t£ co-At to keep Scouting in MempfotA ^OA one day - 365 day* at $7,530 peA&#13;
day) EHesi OatdooA AdveAtcA-utg woaCd adveAtcAe on one Ojj ^CA outdooA 4^gnA the name&#13;
o&lt; the company that bought a dot/. Irf they do not have an outdooA A^gn neaA the&#13;
p£ace 0({ buA'UteA'A, they would have one oj 'CtA mob'tCe adveAtcA^cng ututA placed -in&#13;
JAont oj the buA^neAA. MA. MOWUA Aaid he thought thi&amp; would be a gAeat&#13;
po-uit and we needed to tafee advantage 0(J tfctA oppoAtiotcty.&#13;
MA. Hunt -ia-cd t/ie cowmtttee on Pha^e II ha* met Aevetal tcmeA pAeuxouA^ and to&#13;
Aave tone he and Manley Cox had it Aet J{OA all the men on the committee to be able&#13;
t0 talfe and ItAten at the Aame tune on a ^pectal con^cAence hoofe up. The ^^AAt&#13;
contfeAence call i&amp; Aet ^OA FA^day, OctobeA 24, 8:30 a.m. Mt. Hunt taid the. selection&#13;
orf a /976 SME chatAman would be made toon so the c/uuAman would have plenty&#13;
Oj{ time to ^amctcOAtze fumAelrf atcth the AyAtem.&#13;
MA. ManuA gave a AepoAt on the 7975 •AuAta-otdig membeAAhtp ewAollment col£ectton4&#13;
to date and indicated hi&amp; conceAn Aega/uiutg collectionA fjoA the balance orf the&#13;
yeoA. He aAfeect the comntttee £OA advice, and guidance, in caAe collector weAe not&#13;
OA good OA expected. He told oft the. AeA-cgnatcon ojj ^o men in the. AummeA that have&#13;
not been Aeplaced -tn oAdet to help balance the budget and wanted to fenow t^ a cut&#13;
.01 peAAonnel -Ahould be made -cX we did not collect monieA expected. Mn,. ManaA WOA&#13;
tola to wait and £ee and would cAOAA that faAtdge when we got to it.&#13;
BICD/TS/NIAI JAMBOREE:&#13;
Cox nvpontzd on the. jawbone. -to be held at the. Penal fcvw, October 24 , 25,&#13;
and 26. He *ocd t/iot about hal£ o$ the. unite in the. council had /Legx^teted rfo-t&#13;
tne /ombo^ee and i&amp; the, weotneA MKU good thi&amp; activity would be one o£ the. beat&#13;
held by the. Chicka&amp;cw Council. Mt. Cox fizad the, dote* and tone* o£ /ombo/iee&#13;
publicity on tke. di^ejient TV Atation&amp; and &amp;aid enthu&amp;ia&amp;m MJCW gtiowing evesiy&#13;
day. He a&amp;kzd all boasid member to attend the. event* and eApe,cially the. contpto&#13;
be. held on the. 2$th at 7:40 p.m.&#13;
Hunt announced the. following comnitte.e£ :&#13;
SItl/ER BEAVER COMMITTEE: Sam May4, Chaiwnan&#13;
ffanley Cox&#13;
Ec££ Cowan&#13;
Vaughan Pott;&#13;
fa. C. P.&#13;
&amp;ndy Wsi&amp;y&#13;
Clay Shelton&#13;
Hal&#13;
WOMIWATIWG COMMITTEE: Oieaon,&#13;
Conxad Seabiook&#13;
Sam Slain.&#13;
Vavid William&#13;
Van Hailed&#13;
P/u&#13;
Leon Hannafioid&#13;
Clay Shelton&#13;
Spence. W-ct6on&#13;
Atten Mo/ujan&#13;
Benny&#13;
M%* Hunt .fiacd ifie AnwuaC Council Recognition Banquet wou£d be ne£d Feb^iua^i/ 26,&#13;
1976 and a cfia-ctman wou£d ^oon be appointed. He, &amp;aid Eagle. Day would be. held&#13;
MtLtc/i 18, 1976 and iti&gt; chairman would al&amp;o be, appointed icon.&#13;
Tne next execatcue boatd weettng utill be, held November 13, 5 p.m. at the Scout&#13;
Mft. Manui thanke.d Vn.. Pope, fan hi&amp; help in solving 4ome di6£icult &amp;ituation&amp;&#13;
and I{OA the. wJond!e/t^u£ job he, COOA do-tng ai c/iactman 0|$ t/ie Soutftweit&#13;
APJOURNMEWT&#13;
Ra£pn K.&#13;
Scout Executtue&#13;
CHICKASAW COUIICIL, DOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses&#13;
For the month ended September 30, 1975&#13;
OPERATING INCOME&#13;
Contribution Income&#13;
United F»inds:&#13;
United Way of Greater Memphis&#13;
Community Chest of West Memphis&#13;
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP&#13;
OTHER INCOME*&#13;
Income from Unrestricted Endowment &amp;&#13;
Trust Fund Investments&#13;
iiet Income -Supplies for Sale&#13;
Sept.&#13;
Local Council Sales $2,029&#13;
Less Cost of Sales 1,813&#13;
!!et Income - Camping&#13;
Net Income - Activities&#13;
Income from General Operating Fund&#13;
Income -Matching Funds,HatM Council&#13;
Income - Other&#13;
TOTAL OPERATING INCOME&#13;
BUDGETED&#13;
Year&#13;
1975&#13;
$203,624&#13;
15,000&#13;
$210,624&#13;
280,000&#13;
it &amp;&#13;
2,200&#13;
9&#13;
Months&#13;
10^528 3,964&#13;
-0-&#13;
15,000&#13;
d -0-&#13;
uncil 6,000&#13;
6 *K. ^ -*&#13;
,000&#13;
9 Months&#13;
1/1/75-9/30/75&#13;
$155,ooo&#13;
4,000&#13;
$159,000&#13;
163,000&#13;
-0-&#13;
1,900&#13;
-0-&#13;
12,000&#13;
-0-&#13;
4,500&#13;
7,000&#13;
ACTUAL&#13;
Month of 9 Months&#13;
September 1 /I /75 -9/30/75&#13;
$15,000&#13;
-0-&#13;
$15,000&#13;
8,001&#13;
6&#13;
216&#13;
-0-&#13;
3&#13;
-0-&#13;
839&#13;
1&#13;
$154,832&#13;
2,075&#13;
$156,907&#13;
149,031&#13;
1 , 048&#13;
1,096&#13;
-0-&#13;
15,805&#13;
-0-&#13;
4,193&#13;
8,835&#13;
Over (Under)&#13;
Dudaet&#13;
$( 163)&#13;
( 1,925)&#13;
$( 2,093)&#13;
( 13,969)&#13;
1,048&#13;
( 804)&#13;
-0-&#13;
3,805&#13;
-0-&#13;
( 307)&#13;
1,835&#13;
$347,400 $24,066 $336,915 $(10,405)&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses&#13;
For the month ended September 30, 1975&#13;
BUDGETED ACTUAL&#13;
Year&#13;
1975&#13;
Total Operating Income available for&#13;
Operating Expenses, brought forward $531,788&#13;
OPERATING. EXPEL1SES.&#13;
Salaries $3^230&#13;
Payroll Taxes 18,533&#13;
Employee Benefits 32,365&#13;
Field Operating Expenses 46,410&#13;
Telephone 4,800&#13;
Occupancy Expenses 6,120&#13;
Operating Supplies 19,222&#13;
Postage 9,000&#13;
Leadership Training &amp; Conf. 4,700&#13;
Recognition Awards 4,963&#13;
Professional Fees 1,600&#13;
Charter Fae &amp; Quota 10,920&#13;
Interest on Indebtedness -0-&#13;
Camping Expanses - Budgeted Fei tion 20,190&#13;
L'et Expenses - Camping ~0-&#13;
Met Expenr.es - Activities Coinsurance&#13;
5,135&#13;
Other Expenses 4,800&#13;
Property &amp; Equipment Purchases 1,800&#13;
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $531,780&#13;
Total Operating Expenses over Incom for Sept.&#13;
Total Operating Income over Expense*' for 9 months&#13;
9 Months&#13;
1/1/75-9/30/75&#13;
Month of 9 Months Over(Under)&#13;
September 1/I/75-9/30/75 Sudqet&#13;
Notes Paid; 6/3/75&#13;
9/2/75&#13;
First EJut'l&#13;
United 1-,'ay&#13;
$3^7,400&#13;
$347,311&#13;
$10,000&#13;
$24,066&#13;
$209,300&#13;
12,400&#13;
16,400&#13;
36,900&#13;
3,648&#13;
3,420&#13;
14,600&#13;
7,100&#13;
4,700&#13;
2,900&#13;
1,200&#13;
7,993&#13;
750&#13;
8,600&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
5,500&#13;
3,4oo&#13;
8,500&#13;
$21,308&#13;
1,115&#13;
1,533&#13;
2,776&#13;
351&#13;
494&#13;
1,342&#13;
624&#13;
240&#13;
13&#13;
-0-&#13;
2,632&#13;
437&#13;
784&#13;
-o-&#13;
-o-&#13;
( 75)&#13;
136&#13;
53&#13;
$33,856&#13;
9,790&#13;
$336,915 $(10,485)&#13;
$202.028&#13;
nisot&#13;
16,301&#13;
37,521&#13;
3,591&#13;
3,989&#13;
13,196&#13;
5,027&#13;
2,844&#13;
1,858&#13;
1,643&#13;
7,994&#13;
1,869&#13;
7,523&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
1,315&#13;
2,174&#13;
8,825&#13;
$( 7,272)&#13;
( 899)&#13;
( 99)&#13;
621&#13;
( 57)&#13;
569&#13;
( M04)&#13;
( 2,073)&#13;
( 1,856)&#13;
( 1,042)&#13;
443&#13;
1&#13;
1,119&#13;
( 1,072)&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
( 4,135)&#13;
( 1,226)&#13;
325&#13;
$329,204 $(18,107)&#13;
7,711&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL 80^ SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETING&#13;
SCOUT OFFICE&#13;
September 77, 7975&#13;
5 P.M.&#13;
PRESENT:&#13;
R. M, Hunt Ion AAnojJ Ed F. W-ittiomA, III&#13;
Vavld Wlttiaw&amp; Von BeoAd Wot£ace W-c&amp;weA., JA.&#13;
Pan C. HattrfoAd Rot/ E. Bete, JA. Andt/ WAO#&#13;
J-tm Long Rev. Mitten PaAnet£ HeAzt Shanfeinan&#13;
PA. C. P, HawtfeeA PhlUp J. EaAtr/ Kecth l/qn Adnen&#13;
t/aughaw Vow M^iA. Madge HaAtcAon Jim&#13;
Mantet/ Z. Cox J. C. Rat/ Shan&#13;
lAwin L, FAe^beAgeA Andt/ SnideA Bitt&#13;
PA. W. L. Pope ChoAteA StuaAt Ratph Voung&#13;
Hat FoAteA&#13;
INVOCATION:&#13;
The -invocation WOA g-iven by ReveAend Mitten PoAnet^, IwJ mf&#13;
MZiVUTES: The minuteA ^joA the May boaAd meeting wznz appAoved OA&#13;
ON ISRytCISCOUTS VISIT:&#13;
Shanfeman, In&amp;^cCtttcona^ KepKeAeMtatlve. o£ T^toop 360, gave a &gt;tepo*t on&#13;
-ten tfoung men ^tom l4/tae£ that vl&amp;lted 75 &lt;Lctie4 x&gt;i the United State* Including&#13;
MempftiA. They vl&amp;lted the, Scot^t O^jJ-tce and M*. Shanfeman ^tanfeed the Atafa fan.&#13;
giving them Auch a MKWWI /tecepicon, and ptiz&amp;entzd the, council taCCh a banner and&#13;
4-cgned by ate *he Scotttfi. M^i. Shanfeman cJLo&amp;ed hl&amp; AemaAfei toLch a&#13;
TREASURER'S REPORT:&#13;
Vaaghan Pow vteu-tewed the August fcnanclat statement and a&amp;ked &lt;OA question* concerning&#13;
thl&amp; tivpont. A Gopt/ o^ -ChcA statement -CA attached to the official minute*&#13;
CUB SCOUT REPORT:&#13;
M£££en PaAne££ made the Cubbing tiepoxt fan. ftlU JennlngA, Hz Aald the. Cub Vay&#13;
Camp Jtan fan two toeefea thx^ AtwmieA. Two hundred (j^ti/ Cab^ attended In W74 and&#13;
400 Cub4 attended th^A AUOTMCA. We Aa^d the goa£ fan. 1976 «m to have a Vay Camp&#13;
In each dl&amp;tnlct*&#13;
Reverend PaAnetC AepoAted on School N^ght. He Aaid School N-tght wou£d be he£d ^n&#13;
the month* o£ September and October th-cA f/eaA and that training couAAeA had been&#13;
Achedu£ed to tnaln alt new aaUtta Aectiuted.&#13;
EXPLORING:&#13;
Jim Long AepoAted that the 7975 htgh Achoo^ caAeeA. ^nteAeAt AaAvet/ had been completed&#13;
and oveA 39,000 /u.gh AchooJL AtudentA -ui She£bt/ County weAe AaAoet/ed. We&#13;
Aa^d AeveAa£ iJxAAt nlghte/ti, had been AcheaUCed wtttn expectationA Ojj a ttemendouA&#13;
t/eaA -tn Atght. He thanked Mt. Chucfe StuaAt ojj IBM )JoA helping with printout and&#13;
Mt, Benwt/ Ba^oAd &lt;OA hziplng with county &amp;choot AuAvet/, Vo£unteeAA AecAttcted to&#13;
poA-tttowA on the Council Exp£oA^ng Committee weAe g&gt;cven OA ^O££OWA: Stan FeAguAon,&#13;
SME Finance Cha^Aman, Jama RtchoAdAon, TAo-uung Chairman and Atvan F. Tote, JA«,&#13;
Sa£eA Cha6Aman - RotaAi/ PAo/ect ChaiAman.&#13;
- 1 -&#13;
SCOUTIAfG;&#13;
PA. C. P. HowfeeA, Chaitonan of Scouting, AepoAted on the. -inspection orf Katnp lUa, fcima&#13;
&amp;aying that an "A" mating MJOA Aece-ived. He Aaid 700 ttoopA and 1780 boy* attended&#13;
Ida fauna, 75 tAoopA and 367 boy* had weefe -Cong expetiance -61 otneA place* and a&#13;
contingent orf 36 605/4 and 4 Izadesu attended Phifimont Scout Ranch.&#13;
PA. Haute ca££ed on J, C. Ra/y JJOA a camping AepoAt. Mfc. Rat/ 4;ud tfcat&#13;
£iAAt time in the. hsi&amp;toJtt/ o£ the, counciJt a young boy dAowned. Ho. &amp;aid a thorough&#13;
investigation ha&amp; been completed and the. dooming wa&amp; oifidatty Aeco/tded OA aaU.-&#13;
den^a^. Tne 6o{/ wcw fait &amp;ze*i 50 fa&amp;t ^om fati&gt; cawp Alte. which wa&amp; 600 yaxd&amp; away&#13;
^/tom the. wat&amp;i. The, cawp and ^e camp AtaU ww. being opewted at&gt; pesi tho. Boy&#13;
Scout&amp; ojj Ame/^cca WattonaC Cawptng -6-tandaAdA, 77te/ie -c6 no e^-tdence what&amp;oe.vest. of&#13;
on ^fie pa^t o£ the. camp adinini&amp;tnation. Mt. Ra# &amp;aid hiA cownUtze.&#13;
add^GconaC pAocedtw.e6 ^na^ cou£d feeep a&#13;
cottCd p^eyeitt a AimJian. incident.&#13;
MISCELLANEOUS&#13;
W WOA ^epoAted .#10* 54 men -toofe Wood Badge training at Camp Cuwti&amp;t. Mt» Ha£&#13;
wa&amp; the. dine.cta*i and MA. Mantzy Z, Cox. ha&amp; been named chaistmn $01 the. 7976&#13;
Mt. KeJJh Von A£men taw T. L. P. PxAecytoA ^OA -t^te coaAie at ^Camp fC^a /Ccma.&#13;
MA. A£ Guenth&amp;i p£u&amp; thfte.fi boy&amp; &lt;A(?m Chicka&amp;aw attended the. WoA£d JamboAee&#13;
Noway in August.&#13;
A councii-t^idz jamboAee (tfai announced to be. heJtd. Octob&amp;t 24 - 26 at the, Penat FO/UM&#13;
and it. wm ^toped ^iat the. boaAd membeAA woaCd 'fetfee the. opportunity to ^ee 5coat6tg&#13;
^&lt; t/tei/ weAe not&#13;
MA, R. M. Hunt pAeAented a ptaque. to M^, Wa£ Fo^teA ^OA t^ie excetCent job he. did a*&#13;
Wood Badge P-cAectoA, and a plaque u*u pAeAented to MA. &lt;e*tfe Con A£men jJoA the. faine.&#13;
job he. did a&amp; T.L.V. P*AectoA.&#13;
COMMISSTQAfER REPORT:&#13;
Man£ej/ Cox AepoAted on tfee Roundup pAogAam stating tkaat CAonfea, KUcfe and WaA^teCd&#13;
nod been named honoteviy chaimen. MA. Cox Aa^d eacft institution ttiUUi be coueAed to&#13;
e/tAoll Scout* but «toa£d not be meeting in the, elementOAj/ Acfcool* A^nce xt uro^tCd&#13;
coit $20.00 each night to get tfce 4cnoo£ opened, Mt. Cox Aacd tfeat OctobeA 4, eacn&#13;
Scout and £eadeA xn un^ijo^m u*t££. be admctted ^Aee to 4ce Memp/tt4 State and&#13;
State and uAged cJUi to take, advantage. o$ Jhi&amp; opportunity,&#13;
AREA TCtfO AA/MUAt&#13;
The. annual meeting £OA A^ea Two (Tenne44ea and Ke*wCucfc^J wad announced to be field&#13;
OctobttiA 2, 3 £ 4 in GatUnbung, Tennefi^ee. Pavxd Wxttiams tat££ be hooding the.&#13;
finance, training; Tom McGatAe, tfee OAdeA orf tne AAAOttf Training: A£van F. Tote. JA.&#13;
tne camping training and &amp;&amp;veJtix£ people ^Aom the. council wWL be helping with the.&#13;
Exploiting t/taining,&#13;
OF CWWCIt&#13;
MA. Hunt appointed Man£et/ Cox OA Chaistmn orf t/ie Se£&lt; Evacuation Gaide rfoA Cottnci£.&#13;
Tftx4 evacuation wct£ &amp;wt &lt;OA t/iAee mowtftA and tfien Mt. Cox t«c^ AepoAt fU&amp; findings&#13;
back to the. boaAd.&#13;
LOHG RANGE PLAMIKG;&#13;
MA. Hunt appo-inted Mt. 806 Cannon OA long Range Chapman, A one year Atudy oj{&#13;
where Scooting hoA been, where x£ -iA now and whcte .it needA to go £n the, next 5 - 7 0&#13;
and 20 yeaAA wi££ fae studied. Memfowhip, qua&amp;ity pAogram, organization and manpower,&#13;
ojji^ice, &amp;wd and jJaci&amp;itieA and jj^nance tac£t O£AO be Atudied.&#13;
APPRECIATION PARTY;&#13;
MA. Hunt thanfeed the eight hoAtsthat put on the. program rfor the £uau at the home&#13;
MA. and MA*. BO£ FarriA. TheAe hoAts weAe: PA. Kyta CAeAon, Et££ FOAA^A, Rc££&#13;
Jacfe MOAAW, Sfeett^X Roy W^xon, FAed PfccCttpa, EOA£ T&gt;Upt&amp;tt and Spence&#13;
N&amp;wty6,000 WOA Aa^ed at -tne paA^t/.&#13;
fflASE II SOSTAIAHA/G MEMBERSHIP&#13;
Tne pttApo^e 0|j Pfowe II X4 to Aa^Ae $78,000. Ecgnt people fiaue agAeed to&#13;
The council AtttC fiaA man(/ name* tnat fiaue not been contacted £CA Auitaxnxng membeAA/&#13;
tcp and -tn tne next two month* tfieae people wtttt be contacted to tt# to Aa^ie&#13;
$78,000. Tne^e etgfet men woa^d £cfee to have he^p x&lt; otheAA ^ee^ they nave, the. tcme.&#13;
FIMAA/CE.-&#13;
Pan Hat^iJoAd, V-cce PAei-cdent o^ Finance, Aev-tcwed the pAopo^ed 7976 budget that had&#13;
been pawed out to t/io^e pAeaent. MA. Ha^^oAd Aatd tiie ptopoaed budget o&lt; $555,659&#13;
a 5$ &gt;cncAea4e oveA the budoct &lt;OA 1975, A^te/t. a a.ue£tcon and an^weA&#13;
MA. Ha££rfoAd Aecorwiended that the pAopo^ed budget ^OA 7976 be appAoved.&#13;
l/aughaw Pow made the motion that JUt. be appAoued, seconded fay Monkey Cox and it&#13;
GOQP TURN&#13;
MA. Hunt Aacd Jacfe MOAA^A had agAeed to -aeAve OA GoodMictt Good TuAn Pay Chairman.&#13;
00 GoocfatiM bagA tactd be dettveAed by the ScoutA to homeA on WovembeA 75 and&#13;
be ptcfeed up on MovembeA It. TheAe \Wizd. faa^A wct£ ^ve the emptoyeeA at&#13;
6 monthA orf woAfe. It XA hoped eveAyowe wttt poAtcctpate xn t/uA good tUAn&#13;
day AO the 750,000 goat wctfc be Aeached.&#13;
SOSTAIMIA/G MEMBERSHIP TROPtfV&#13;
p^ieAented trophy to Ian AAnotf, new boaAd membeA ^OA 7975, rfoA. the&#13;
gAeai hetp he had been tooth the AuAtctuttng memfaeAA/w-p&#13;
MA. Hunt aAfeed that at£ faoaAd membeAA pAomotc the counc^t£ /amboAee to be he£d at&#13;
the Pena£ FoAm OA it wJUUl a^oAd good oppoAtuntty to Aee Scoutoig 4n action.&#13;
MA. Hunt announced the P-tAtttct Fatfc P^annoig Con^eAence to be he£d Monday, So.ptembeA&#13;
22, 7:30 p.m. at Lcndewwood Ch&amp;Utian ChuAch. Th^A -CA fpn. att cLUtbict and&#13;
council chaiAmen o£ Cub - Scout - ReCattonAhxp - Finance - ManpocoeA and&#13;
The next executive boaAd meeting wxt£ be November 73 at 5 p.m. The next executive&#13;
committee meeting wi££ be OctobeA 76, 5 p.m. at the Scout&#13;
MA, Hunt read a -CetteA he had Aece^ved j(Aom MA. Hoyt Hunt, new SoatheoAt Reg&lt;iona£&#13;
Executive, -in AtCan^a (S^A the ChicfeaAow Counc*4BSA be^ng ahead .in membeAAh^p over&#13;
time £aAt year. He cowmended MA. MamiA and the Ata^ i5oA thiA accomptiAhment.&#13;
Hunt thanked alt tfor helping Scouting and the meeting ad/oumed at 6 p.m.&#13;
Ra£pft K. ManuA, Jr.&#13;
CHZCKASAfl C0UMCZI&#13;
(MEMBERSHIP CARPS - 5HA.V PZTNER)&#13;
v tisran&#13;
U, 1975&#13;
80V SCOUTS OF AMEKZCA&#13;
I. IWtfCATiav ---- ............... - ------- ........ - ---- — -- ----- Reveend HUUn&#13;
H. CJELC0ME - Iw^toueice OK// new boatul membe/W U«.e t&#13;
nr, uimns - ArrROfEf AS&#13;
»MWffitt«, CHAIRMAN TR^O&#13;
TRO()P 36tJ» JEWISH C&lt;M«WTy CENTER&#13;
'iJ REPORT&#13;
W * FCtUtiOt ^vrLrviUil f&#13;
cus saw mv CAMP&#13;
CUB scour p(W-fe/(Xtf&#13;
WI. EXPti)RZiVG REPORT- ..... - ........ - ....................... ----- J^« Long&#13;
wn« SCOUHMC? REPORT- ...... ----- — — ........................ ----- ^. c. D&#13;
/.&#13;
2.&#13;
3.&#13;
J. C. Kar; K&#13;
5.&#13;
^.&#13;
7.&#13;
S.&#13;
r? L&amp;Ktesi&amp;tiAp wft£Oj9owU&#13;
Council Ja.i&gt;i6o.tec&#13;
f-tec. ^tt*U: .nafee ;?/t£4en^i-ciOii ^c Hat Fo^tet - a'ood&#13;
f-tofee p^escn^tatton io KecX/i (/Prt A£nien -&#13;
- 2 -&#13;
IX. C0MMISSIOWER REPORT ........... -- ................. --------- HewUrj Cox&#13;
'ioo-t Might fax. Scouting&#13;
School&#13;
X. FI.'AWCE ------------- ........ - ............. — ....... ------ Pan&#13;
J976 budget&#13;
XI. PAM9 WILLIAMS TO PRESENT S.ME RECOGNITIONS&#13;
XII, AREA TW WffittU wKTM ffBttSSSn Ar,9&#13;
Hotiday Inn, GatUnbu/ig, Tennei-see, Ocioi&gt;e* 2,3,4, 1975&#13;
i/av-td fiJ-c£Xtar&gt;^ - li&amp;uU the. finance. tfLainimi&#13;
Tom McGu^Ae - head* f/ie (Wet o^ t/tc Avtou;&#13;
Atvan F. Tctte, Jt., - fteaaa -6'ie&#13;
^££. have people /'te£p-ui$ io pu^t on&#13;
cxecaicuc iioaa^ memueai ^o attend. To Ae#t4te*, iee a&#13;
XIII. APPOIMT MANLEST COX AS CHAIRMAN - SELF-tfALUATIOV OF COUVCIt OPERATIOW&#13;
A AiioAt -t&lt;yun coaA4e ^edOftMicuda-tcoJW -Co -&lt;&#13;
Eacfc cotoicct conmcttee to efo ttie. $&amp;t$-&amp;vatiJiation in t/ie&#13;
90 day*.&#13;
Xli/. APPOIWT 603 CAAWOW AS CHAZR.MAW - COUWCTL tO.VG RAWGC&#13;
A one ije,&lt;vt ttudy t^iete .Scoutuiti KOA been - w/ie*e we ate now -&#13;
we need to go ^t the next 5 - JO - 20&#13;
- quatify&#13;
THA-^KS TO THE SEV£M HOST TO APPRECIATION PARTV "LUAU" THAT RAISCi?&#13;
SILL FARRIS&#13;
.•JEAK $6,000 £o* Scouting; Bill MORRIS sPtttCt WIISOW&#13;
W. MIE CRE50N EASL TRIPIETT&#13;
JACK Mi)RRIS SHERIFF RO/ WIX0W&#13;
in.&#13;
Xfl. PHASE II - SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP ENROLLMENT - $75,000&#13;
PoA-t dtfczU • ?970 - 7 1 - 7 2 - 7 3 - 7 4&#13;
Nome Conmctiee - otfio wt££ ietue a* S-teefttng Committee £0* SME - 7976&#13;
XWI. APPOINT JACK MORRIS - COUNCIL Q/AIR'W/ FOR SCOUTING GOOD TURN&#13;
FOR GOOPWUL.&#13;
BAG PEtlt/ERy - SATURi?Ay, NOVEMBER J5 - COILECT FILIEP BAGS&#13;
SATURW, WOt/EMUER 22. G 0 A I - 75,000 &amp;UUd&#13;
XVIII* COUNCIL - DISTRICT FALL PLACING CONFERENCE -&#13;
MOWAy, SEPTEMBER 22, J975, 7:30 p.m.&#13;
LINSENWOOP Cf/RISHAW CHURCH&#13;
ALL DISTRICT AWP COUNCIL CHAIRMEN OF CUS - SCOUT - RELATIONSHIP - FINANCE&#13;
MANPOWER ANtf DISTRICT CHAIRMEN ARE ENCOURAGE!? TO ATTENP.&#13;
XIX. NEXT MONTH THE COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE WILL MEET ON OCTOSER&#13;
U, W5, 5 P.M. AT THE SCOUT OFFICE.&#13;
NEXT EXECUTIVE KOARP MEETING - NOVEMBER 13, 1975 - 5 P.M.&#13;
XX. THANK ALL FOR HELPING SCOUTOC&#13;
A D J O U R N&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL&#13;
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
OPERATING BUDGET&#13;
ADOPTED ADOPTED&#13;
BUDGET ITEM 1975 BUDGET 1976 BUDGET&#13;
SALARIES $341,230 $355,280&#13;
PAYROLL TAXES 21,483 22,214&#13;
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 31,365 32,506&#13;
FIELD OPERATIONS 46,410 48,510&#13;
TELEPHONE 4,800 5,400&#13;
OCCUPANCY EXPENSE 6,120 6,120&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES 19,222 23,549&#13;
POSTAGE AND SHIPPING 9,000 9,600&#13;
LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND CONFERENCE 4,700 6,285&#13;
RECOGNITION AWARDS 4,963 5,330&#13;
PROFESSIONAL FEES 1,600 1,600&#13;
CHARTER FEE - QUOTA 10,920 10,920&#13;
CAMPING EXPENSES 20,190 21,760&#13;
INSURANCES 3,185 3,185&#13;
OTHER 4,800 4,800&#13;
PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT PURCHASES 1,800 1,600&#13;
$531,788 $558,659&#13;
Increase over previous year $26,871&#13;
7976 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL&#13;
EMPi-O^EE BENEFITS&#13;
TOTAL SALARIES&#13;
600? PA0je64.tono£ Stafifi $277,240&#13;
6002 0££tce StaH 66,640&#13;
6004 Camp R&lt;wgeA6 11t400&#13;
$355,280&#13;
PAYROLL TAXES&#13;
6011 Payroll -fctxe* 5.85% up to $14,000&#13;
14,695&#13;
3,899&#13;
670&#13;
$19,264&#13;
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS&#13;
602?&#13;
$76,634&#13;
6S4&#13;
$27,376&#13;
6022 G&gt;ioup Lcjje InAtfionce (counect con^cbcttt-on} 2,352&#13;
6023 Ma/OA MecU.co£ IiWtfuiwce [counc^C cottt'u.bu^ttow) 4,198&#13;
6024 Long~Tesw\ In6u/tonce 3,900&#13;
6012 Unewptoymzwt lK4otonce 7,000&#13;
To-toC Emp^0(/ee 8ene£ct&amp; $33,506&#13;
1976 CHICKASAW COUNCIL SUPGET PROPOSAL&#13;
APMINISTRATIl/E ITEMS&#13;
FIELfl OPERATION'S&#13;
6053 Leased cuttomofa-t^e, ga&amp; and otkzn expense* $44,940&#13;
6055 Tticuzt Expended, otk&amp;i 3,570&#13;
$4S,570&#13;
TELEPHONE AMP TELEGRAPH - 6 7 0 7 5»400&#13;
OCCUPANCV EXPENSES&#13;
6202 BiUtding wpOAMA and mcttn-tenonce 2,600&#13;
6203 Light, Heo£, Powe* and Watesi 3,000&#13;
6204 F-cAe lM4u/uince 520&#13;
$6120&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES - WCLUVEV IN OPERATING SUPPLIES BUPGET&#13;
6307 0^-tc.e si.Q,cotd£&gt; , iJo^mA and -6upp&amp;teA 2,000&#13;
6302 Pap^i. and Pointing ma£&amp;u.att&gt; 2,500&#13;
630S Mcu-tttouince. GIJ O^ce Eqatpmeni 2,SOO&#13;
POSTAGE AMP SHIPPING - 6327 9,600&#13;
LEADERSHIP TRAINING AMP CONFERENCE EXPEMSES - 6337&#13;
T/t,cw.*ttng - Reg,tona£ $7,200&#13;
expanA£4 - Loca£ 500&#13;
6,2S5&#13;
RECOGNITION AtdARftS - 6355 5,330&#13;
PROFESSIONAL FEES (AactUtng - 6367 7,600&#13;
CHARTER FEE AMP qUOTA - 6377 . 70,920&#13;
CAMPIMG EXPENSES 27,760&#13;
INSURANCES&#13;
6906 Eutetc*/ $ 760&#13;
SuA.Qtax.y 75&#13;
6907 Gene^aC JUjabiJUty 2,950&#13;
690S Wo^.feman'-6 compensation 7.950&#13;
' — J - 5,735&#13;
OTHER&#13;
5707 Tempo ia*tf o££cae ^ie£p 600&#13;
6974 SeAu^ce C^afa membewfUp daei 7,200&#13;
6976 /Ctcfe-o&lt;i6 Meetoig Expenie6 500&#13;
Mace^eaneouA 500&#13;
6972 InieAu-cewtoig-mov-cng-^ieCocaiton 2,000&#13;
~" 4,SOO&#13;
PROPERTY ANP EqUIPMENT PURCHASES 7,600&#13;
OFFICE EQUIPMENT&#13;
1976 COUUC11 BUPGET - OPERATING SUPPLIES&#13;
6301 0rf£tce Aecotda, ^o-tma and AupptieA $2,000,00&#13;
6302 PapeA and PfUnt&amp;d MateAia&amp;&amp; 2,500.00&#13;
6303 FXe£c£ torn* and Suppttea&#13;
Organization and Extension $ 1,151.00&#13;
L&amp;adeA&amp;klp Training $ 1,671.00&#13;
Advoncemant ' 664.00&#13;
Exploring 1,050.00&#13;
$4,536.00&#13;
6305 QuJ*ld&amp; ?fu.nting, Afctwoik, ate.&#13;
6306 Audco&#13;
Smofee Signal* 3,500.00&#13;
Speech Even^6 500.00&#13;
Sckoot Nlgkt and Rounci-up 500.00&#13;
_ 400.00&#13;
$10,050.00&#13;
Twining kid* 213.00&#13;
Koundtabte. fadt&gt; 150.00&#13;
Exploring Mdt&gt; 200.00&#13;
563.00&#13;
6307 AudLio V&amp;&gt;uat A^cfi - Su.pp&amp;ce6&#13;
Training 325.00&#13;
Pubtic. Rotation* 500.00&#13;
825.00&#13;
630S Maintenance, orf OjJ^-ce EqiUpM&amp;nt 2,500.00&#13;
6309 Moovtanonce o£ Auttco l/-66ttot Eqcttpmen-t 275.00&#13;
$23,549.00&#13;
1976 COUNCIL SUPGET - RECOGNITION AWARPS&#13;
6352 l/OU/NTEERS&#13;
Beaue/z. Awotda $290.00&#13;
TncUsung Awatdi 320.00&#13;
Round-up&#13;
6353 SCOUTS&#13;
6354 SUSTAINING MEMBERS&#13;
$1,500.00&#13;
Uadvultip 450,00&#13;
Ponton 350.00&#13;
Quotidian 350.00&#13;
Spon&amp;oi 240.00&#13;
300.00&#13;
150.00&#13;
$910.00&#13;
tagte. Recogn^tton $200.00&#13;
Round-up 400.00&#13;
$600.00&#13;
$3,340.00&#13;
6355 OTHERS&#13;
, E-tc. $4SQ,OQ&#13;
$5,330.00&#13;
1976 CHICKASfltf COUMCTl BUDGET PROPOSAL&#13;
CAMPING COMMITTEE&#13;
CAMPIVG EXPENSES&#13;
6401 UtLUtite - CuMivi $Z,SOO&#13;
KA.O. fctma $3,400&#13;
— $6,200&#13;
6402 Telephone. - Cu/Wxtet 600&#13;
a JC6m 660&#13;
6403 Twaklng - GaAotine., Oitt etc.&#13;
550&#13;
a fCowa 750&#13;
$7,300&#13;
T-tuckaig - l/e/ttc^e /lepttcw, ^acioA4 550&#13;
and ^tucfei&#13;
6405 Camp l/e/u.c£&amp; In^u^ance SOO&#13;
6407 Repack and Maintenance&#13;
40 Teni pfatfatm 0 $30.00 7,200&#13;
T&lt;c£e fitooi Jin KKK. Admini* tuition 600&#13;
fatu&amp;itng&#13;
We££ fiotue edec^tca^ -tepaxAA 500&#13;
Mowe^u - Cavw.e/1 and JCca fCtma 300&#13;
Canoei, Bo&amp;fc 500&#13;
Poot 750&#13;
300&#13;
500&#13;
400&#13;
7,500&#13;
500&#13;
Po-tc/t on cab^n at /Cta fUma 300&#13;
$7,350&#13;
6472 Camp CuAAt&amp;t - F^te sin&amp;usiance, -&#13;
$ttitd&lt;ng $7,200&#13;
6473 Kamp fCca K/ma - F^te x&gt;uuAance- $7,900&#13;
Ba-cCcitng&#13;
6479 At^to expended - Camp&#13;
600&#13;
fcta fama 600&#13;
$7,200&#13;
7976 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL&#13;
APl/AKCEMEMT COMMITTEE&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES'.&#13;
6303 fcte£d FoAma and Supple*&#13;
3,500 Scoot Advancement Cotdi $70.00&#13;
10,000 M&amp;vLt Bodge CeAtx^cotei 200.00&#13;
700 Advancement Job Peaa&gt;Up£ton Catda 2.00&#13;
12,000 Me^ Badge App£x,ca£tona 120.00&#13;
4,000 Cab Scoot Advancement Catda SO. 00&#13;
2,000 Advancement Repott Fo/wt6 SO. 00&#13;
1,000 Met££ Badge CounAeCo-'i Catda 20.00&#13;
500 Me^xt Badge Coun^e^oA In^oAmatxon 5.00&#13;
700 Me^Lct Badge Coun&amp;eLing PampntetA 4.00&#13;
700 Gatde ^o^t Recommencing M4/t/ct Badge 5.00&#13;
700 God and Country Appttcatcon^ 7.00&#13;
700 God and Coun^ur Record Boofe^ 70.00&#13;
20 God and Counttt/ Couwie£o/t Manual 20.00&#13;
25 Ad A£taAe Pe^ Reco/td BoofeA 3.00&#13;
25 PafaiU V&lt;u. fan. Cub Scouta 3.00&#13;
20 Ca$io&amp;tc ManaaXi iofi Cufa Scoat6 70.00&#13;
50 Duty To God Awa^dA 5.00&#13;
30 We^t Tamai P-tog-tami 7.50&#13;
25 T/ie Advancement P£an 3.00&#13;
30 WeA T(mtd GtUdeA 75.00&#13;
RECOGNITION At^ARPS&#13;
6352 H S&gt;6£veA Beaver fwafifa 762.00&#13;
75 Co&gt;tiage4 fan. Aec^p-centA witvei 727.50&#13;
$664.00&#13;
6353 Eag£e Recognition t)at/ ZOO. 00&#13;
1976 CfttCKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL&#13;
LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES&#13;
6303&#13;
6306&#13;
Fo-tmA and Supp&amp;tei:&#13;
8 Scoot LeacteA Peve£opment (CompC&amp;te bind&amp;i)&#13;
4 Sco^ CoineAAtone "4S" Tteuning K-tta&#13;
500 Cow&amp;t&amp;tone. Guxdeboofea&#13;
40 Rowd-table. tfe£p6 (Cufa and Scoot)&#13;
7000 PAoaVi44 Ca^i&#13;
3000 Pocket Tti&amp;ininq C&amp;vtifcc.at&amp;&gt;&#13;
70 Cafc .5aout Coacne^ CoanAe^o/L Gauie Boofei&#13;
70 Pow Wow TiicJMxq Manaat6&#13;
2400 PtiOQteun He^pA (b.6 and Scoot)&#13;
20 TAoop Lead2^ VwoZoprnznt SfaM GwideA&#13;
200 T/LOOP Leacfe/t Pavfc£opmen/£ Pa^ttcxpa-tcon&#13;
20 T/toop Lzadin VeveAcpmznt $ta£t CEKti{t£catgA&#13;
New?&#13;
75 T/Laou.ng&#13;
750 T^Laang Attenckr.ce Repo-t-tA&#13;
7 Screen&#13;
7 Cha£fe&#13;
7&#13;
New ancf&#13;
6306 Roundta&amp;££ Sopptcci -&#13;
6307 ViAuat fad Sapp^efi - F&lt;c£m tiQ.c.oid&amp;t etc.&#13;
6309 Maintenance o^ Auctco-U-auat Equipment&#13;
6337 Leacte^ktp Tncu.vu.nQ - Wa££ona£&#13;
6332 LeacfeAA^p Training - Reg&lt;cona£&#13;
6333 LeadeAifw-p Twining - Council&#13;
6352 Recognition AwaAciA - TnawUng&#13;
22.72&#13;
280,00&#13;
140.00&#13;
24.00&#13;
75.00&#13;
30.00&#13;
72.00&#13;
S.OO&#13;
76S.OO&#13;
72.00&#13;
72.00&#13;
1.60&#13;
250.00&#13;
6.00&#13;
30.00&#13;
60.00&#13;
76.00&#13;
72.00&#13;
725.00&#13;
213.00&#13;
150.00&#13;
325.00&#13;
275.00&#13;
4,555.00&#13;
7,200.00&#13;
500.00&#13;
320.00&#13;
J976 Cf/ICKASAW COUNCIL BUPGET PROPOSAL&#13;
ORGANIZATION ANP EXTENSION&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES&#13;
6303 F-te&amp;f Fo/ww ami&#13;
32 How to On.Qayu.ze, a Pacfe 6.40&#13;
32 How to Organize, a Ttoop 70,24&#13;
6,000 App&amp;ccattoni to Become a Cub Scout 60.00&#13;
6,000 ApptccaitofW to Become a Scottt 60,00&#13;
J,000 l/o&amp;wieet Apptccattoni /O.OO&#13;
300 New U^tct Apptccattofii 3.00&#13;
New t^teAatuAe TOO. 00&#13;
Fa££ Roand-up material 900.00&#13;
6305 Ou^^de PtUwUng - School N^fctA and $ 500.00&#13;
Round-up&#13;
RECOGNITION AttfARPS&#13;
6352 Scoutcfl. Round-Up AwiaAdi $ 300.00&#13;
6353 Scoot Round-Up Awa^dA $ 400.00&#13;
1976 CtflCKASAW COUNCIL BUDGET PROPOSAL&#13;
PUBLIC RELATION COMMITTEE&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES&#13;
6305 OotA^cde pUnting, asLtwoJik, etc.&#13;
Smoke, $igna£t&gt; $3500.00&#13;
&amp;t EVUYVU Promotion 500.00&#13;
6307 ViAuat M.cU&#13;
VotoJioui ?Mmt Atidte, etc. 500.00&#13;
RECOGNITION AWARDS&#13;
6355 Ot^ieA ie.cogn&lt;ltion 4&amp;Q.QQ&#13;
Community £&amp;a.deAAf p^e6A, etc.&#13;
OTHER EXPENSES&#13;
6914 Se&gt;uM.ce. C£u6 membe^fec due4 1200.00&#13;
1976 CHJCKASAO; COUNCIL BUPGET PROPOSAL&#13;
FINANCE COMMITTEE&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES&#13;
6305 Outbid?, punting,&#13;
$1,200.00&#13;
. WO. 00&#13;
200 .00&#13;
Envelope* 200.00&#13;
Pa.yme.nt Casidt&gt; 500.00&#13;
Mem6et4ktp CaAd&amp; 50.00&#13;
Thank you. cotcta BO. 00&#13;
I.B.M. mat&amp;Oal J, 950. 00&#13;
Auctct &amp;onm 90.00&#13;
cand A&amp;t&amp;ction 100. 00&#13;
ZntUtm&amp;nt iotwti $0.00&#13;
600.00&#13;
$5,150.00&#13;
6554 C&amp;ntusiy $1,500.00&#13;
L&amp;ad&amp;tiki,p 450.00&#13;
Potion* 350.00&#13;
i&#13;
GaaAcLCan 350.00&#13;
Spon&amp;oi 240.00&#13;
300.00&#13;
150.00&#13;
$3,340.00&#13;
OTHER EXPENSES&#13;
6916 ICtcfe-o mec^cw^ expenAW $ 500.00&#13;
1976 CHKKASM COUNCIL BtfPGET PROPOSAL&#13;
EXPLORING COMMITTEE&#13;
OPERATING SUPPLIES&#13;
F.te£d Fo^mi and&#13;
$ 50.00&#13;
Promotional &amp;ioc.hu&gt;i&lt;2A 150.00&#13;
Su^vej/ and Fo^mi 500.00&#13;
-SeAiu.ee GuAdzboofu ISO. 00&#13;
gkte/L Mat&amp;tMi&amp;&amp; 100.00&#13;
Notebook* 50.00&#13;
50.00&#13;
$1tO$Q.QQ&#13;
6305 Outeide. P/Untoig, A^£wo/tfe, Etc.&#13;
^ Exploit BM&amp;ntin 400.00&#13;
63Q6&#13;
, Etc. 200.00&#13;
CHICKASAW COUI'£!L, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses&#13;
For the month ended August 31, 1975&#13;
DERATING INCOME&#13;
Contribution&#13;
United Fends:&#13;
United Way of Greater Memphis&#13;
Conmunity Chest of V/est Memphis&#13;
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP&#13;
OTHER H COME s&#13;
Inc&amp;me from Unrestricted Endowment&#13;
Trust Fund Investments&#13;
Net Income- Supplies for Sale&#13;
August&#13;
Local Council Sales $1,2/1&#13;
Less Cost of Sales 1,207&#13;
Net Income - Camping&#13;
Net Income - Activities&#13;
Income from General Operating Fund&#13;
Inconie -Matching Funds,Mat1! Council&#13;
Income -Other&#13;
BUDGETED ACTUAL&#13;
Year&#13;
1975&#13;
$203,624&#13;
15,000&#13;
$213,62**&#13;
$230,000&#13;
mt &amp;&#13;
$ 2,200&#13;
8&#13;
Months&#13;
$17,595&#13;
16,715 $ 3,96k&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 15,000&#13;
-oil&#13;
$,000&#13;
6,000&#13;
8 Months Month of 8 Months&#13;
1/1/75-8/31/75 Auoust 1/1/75-8/31/75&#13;
$140,000&#13;
4,000&#13;
$144,000&#13;
$142,000&#13;
$ -0-&#13;
$ 1,800&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 11,000&#13;
-0-&#13;
4,500&#13;
7,000&#13;
$15,000&#13;
-09&#13;
$15,000&#13;
$13,851&#13;
$ 400&#13;
$ 64&#13;
-0-&#13;
$(1,778)&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
$139,832&#13;
2,075&#13;
$141,907&#13;
$141,030&#13;
$ 1,042&#13;
$ 880&#13;
-0-&#13;
$15,802&#13;
-0-&#13;
3,354&#13;
8,834&#13;
Over (Under)&#13;
Budqet&#13;
$( 168)&#13;
(1,925)&#13;
$(2,093)&#13;
$( 970)&#13;
$ 1,042&#13;
$( 920)&#13;
-0-&#13;
4,802&#13;
-0-&#13;
(1,1*6)&#13;
1,834&#13;
TOTAL OPERATING INCOME $531,788 $310,300 $27,537 $312,849 $ 2,549&#13;
CHICKASAA COUnCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
STATEMENT OF OPERATING INCOME AMD EXPEIISES&#13;
For the month ended August 31, 1975&#13;
BUDGETED&#13;
Total Operating Income available for&#13;
Operating Expenses, brought forward&#13;
OPERATING EXPENSES&#13;
Salaries&#13;
Payrol1 Taxes&#13;
Employee Benefits&#13;
Field Operating Expenses&#13;
Telephone&#13;
Occupancy Expenses&#13;
Operating Supplies&#13;
Postage&#13;
Leadership Training &amp; Conf.&#13;
Recognition Awards&#13;
Professional Fees&#13;
Charter Fee &amp; Quota&#13;
Interest on Indebtedness&#13;
Camping Expenses - Budgeted Portion&#13;
Met Expenses - Camping&#13;
Met Expenses - Activities&#13;
Insurance&#13;
Other Expenses&#13;
Propes-ty &amp; Equipment Purchases&#13;
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES&#13;
ACTUAL&#13;
Year 8 Months&#13;
1975 1/1/75-8/31/75&#13;
Month of 8 Months Over(Under)&#13;
_Aua_ust 1/1/75-3/3V75 . . . . Budget&#13;
$537*788 $310,300&#13;
$341,230&#13;
18,533&#13;
32,365&#13;
46,410&#13;
4,800&#13;
6,120&#13;
19,222&#13;
9,000&#13;
4,700&#13;
4,963&#13;
1,600&#13;
10,920&#13;
-0-&#13;
20,190&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
5,135&#13;
4,800&#13;
1,800&#13;
$186,800&#13;
11,200&#13;
14,800&#13;
32,600&#13;
3,248&#13;
3,040&#13;
13,100&#13;
6,500&#13;
4,400&#13;
2,800&#13;
1,200&#13;
5,362&#13;
750&#13;
7,6oo&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
5,300&#13;
3,200&#13;
8,500&#13;
$531,788 $310,400&#13;
Total operating EXPENSES over Income for August&#13;
total Operating INCOME over Expenses for 8 months&#13;
Notes Paids 6/3/75 First NatM Dank $10,000&#13;
9/2/75 United Funds 7^374&#13;
$27,537 $312,849&#13;
17,501&#13;
$ 2,549&#13;
$21,638&#13;
1,151&#13;
1,504&#13;
3,177&#13;
578&#13;
399&#13;
1,068&#13;
213&#13;
458&#13;
698&#13;
-G-&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
405&#13;
-0-&#13;
nO**&#13;
-0-&#13;
240&#13;
52&#13;
$31,581&#13;
4,044&#13;
$180, 64o&#13;
10,386&#13;
14,763&#13;
34,745&#13;
3,240&#13;
3,495&#13;
11,854&#13;
4,403&#13;
2,596&#13;
1,845&#13;
1,643&#13;
5,362&#13;
1,432&#13;
6,744&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
1,390&#13;
2,038&#13;
3,772&#13;
$295,348&#13;
$( 6,160)&#13;
( 814)&#13;
( 37)&#13;
2,145&#13;
( 8)&#13;
455&#13;
( 1,246)&#13;
( 2,097)&#13;
( 1,804)&#13;
( 955)&#13;
443&#13;
-0-&#13;
682&#13;
( 856)&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
( 3,910)&#13;
( 1,162)&#13;
272&#13;
$(15,052)&#13;
COUHCIL 80^ SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
MINUTES OF EXECUTIVE BOARP MEETING&#13;
SCOUT SERVICE CENTER&#13;
r *, 1975&#13;
5 P.M.&#13;
PRESENT; R. M. Hunt John Pitt&amp; PA. Roy&#13;
Pav-id Wi£tuon6 A. B, BujJoAd A£van F. Tate^ JA.&#13;
Pan C. HatfcfJoAd R. E. Cannon RichaAd R. Walton&#13;
PA. John RichaAdAon Rev. Mi£den PaAnetC EAneAt W.i££iamAf III&#13;
ConAad SeabAoofe Philip J. Ea*£y Andy WAay&#13;
PA. C. P. HawfeeA Jutian Fog£e»wn Ra£ph K. ManuA, JA.&#13;
H. C£ay Shetton ThomoA M. GaAAott, III Bob LundQoiat&#13;
I. J. FaiAtey PA, John GinAfci W. L. ShaApe&#13;
t/aughan Pow Jacfe MoAA-tA Jim MdCinney&#13;
Wxttiam C. Cow/an Ed K. MyAicfe, JA. Tom MooAe&#13;
Monkey Z. Cox W. H. N-tx, JA. Shan&#13;
lAwin 1. FteibeAge* J. C. Ray &amp;c££&#13;
PA. W. L. Pope Ed Reddctt&#13;
A^d^idge GzaAge M, RuAAe££ Ha£&#13;
JacfeAon A^rsoA Puncan Ha£&#13;
INVOCATION: The -cnvoca£ton wa4 g^ven by&#13;
INTROPUCTIONS: C£ay Snetton ^nAodaced *he ^o^oiuoig new boaAd wembe^ : Ed&#13;
My^tcte, Tom Gavtoit, George Ra64e££, and RtcfeaAd Waton. Mae Hunt xn^iodaced Ed&#13;
Redctc£t.&#13;
CUB SCOUTING: Ed My&gt;tccfe ^lepovtted &gt;te£ i/ie Cab Scottt Pay Camp6 woa£d be fee£d -tn&#13;
-two 4e&gt;tv-cce a/teaa oiJ -die coancc£ w/ttch xnc£uded a£Z di&amp;&amp;U.c,&amp;. Tfte^e campi&#13;
/urn ^OA. 4oo con^ecaicve weefa* beg-awtoig a* 9:30 -cw -die mo/tnoig totted 3:30 ^&#13;
ajjiewioort. Bot/4 tact£ wo/ife on c/ta£to, advancement and Scouting&#13;
A^iea I wcC^ /iave -U&amp; day camp at Ra£eign PteAfoyte^can C/IUAC/I and Ge/WKUttor^n&#13;
t&amp;uan Chutich. Se^tv^ce A^ea II ttttt£ conduct -6t6 camp at Camp Cut/w.et. The.&#13;
AA $12.00 peA weefe.&#13;
SCOUTING: P/t, tfawta, V-tce P^teA-cdent o^ Scouting, -stated that &lt;awp Kta Kima -a&#13;
Afiapoig up wetC and that jjout add6ttona£ camp 4xtc6 wete avac£ab£e tkU yeoA.. Camp&#13;
open* June 75 and wtt£ AUH ^OA e^ght&#13;
A^ Guenthe^ wx££ be a Scoutma6te^t rfo* the Wo^^d Jambo/iee to be he£d -ut&#13;
Norway, Ju£y 29 to August 7 p£u4 toaw.&#13;
catCed on Hat fo&amp;t&amp;i, Scoutma4te&gt;t o^ the Wood Badge CautAe. ThiA&#13;
-C6 being he^d at Camp Cafiiet on th/tee di^e^tent weefeendA. A t»taC 05 56&#13;
be attending.&#13;
FoAte^t Aaid that Wood Badge ^A the Ph, P. 0|$ tAaiwing Scout Leader. He Aai.d&#13;
people toofa Wood Badge ^om 7970 to 7973 and (jolty- rfou* men completed Wood&#13;
Badge -CaAt yea*. Tfee^e a^.e fio&amp;ty-thsi&amp;e. coaweA being he£d in the SoutneoAt Region&#13;
th^iA yea* compared to seventeen £ait yea/t. M*. FoAte* atged a^£ that have not had&#13;
Wood Badge tMunJMQ to do AO.&#13;
. advancement up 27$ ove* -€aAt yea*. The*e we*e ove* 30 Eag£eA&#13;
honored at the banquet. ThiA yea*i C^OAA 0]5 Eag-CeA MWA named -in hono* o^ M*.&#13;
F. Tatet J*. and an o-i£ painting depicting h^A accomptiAhmentA ^« Scooting and&#13;
public £it$e M;OA p*eAented to him.&#13;
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: Phil €a*£y wonted JJOA 3m Long. We lepoxted that Exploring had completed&#13;
.suAveyA -ui 96 o?5 tfie Achoa£a xn Memp/u4 and Shelby County, and &amp; in the.&#13;
4$tOQO&#13;
Exploring Aent 13 young Ex.plon.en PneAidentA to the. National Congtie&amp;A in Wa&amp;hington&#13;
V. C. in eanly Ap/zZ£. TheAe. young people. participated along with oven 2,033 othen&#13;
young PoAt PfcZAidwifa in fiowutating the. National PnogtwM fan. Exploring, tfiu&amp;e.&#13;
thetie, Jim MowiiAf Pne&amp;ident 04 one. orf the, Shelby County Shesti$$'&amp; Law Enhancement&#13;
Po4-t6, waxS elected chairman o£ Atea 1 o^ the. Southeast Region ITenne&amp;Aee and Kentucky)&#13;
.&#13;
The. MemphiA Rotary Club hot Aelected itA 1915-76 Rotary Exploring Chaistman. The.&#13;
&amp;elzction fan thi&amp; t/eat i&amp; the. "fatkesi o£ Exploring in Memphis" Mt. A^van F. Tate.f&#13;
Jsi. Mn. Easily extended Mt. Tote congtiatulation&amp; and Auppotit.&#13;
M/L. Eaxly ne,pofcto.d on the. ExploteA Olympic* to be. held at the. MiUinaton Naval&#13;
Station* We &amp;aid oveA 100 ExploieAA would be. participating&#13;
SCOUT SHOW-' Wi. Cox ie.poJLte,d on the. Scout Show. He. &amp;aid the, opening coAewony&#13;
exce^en^, and mo^e than fiifity filagA plu&amp; unit filag* made. it. vesiy impJi&amp;A&amp;ive..&#13;
Wi. Cox &amp;aid the. e.xhibitt&gt; tfesie, the, beAt he, had &amp;e,en and mo^ie than 200 unit* participated.&#13;
Ticket Aale* to date. it&gt; $26,000,&#13;
Ak. Cox wpontid jJoA. the. Comni&amp;AioneA Sta££ which m&amp;t Apnil 20. He. &amp;aid&#13;
bight di&amp;tkicti&gt; wesie, Ke.ptteAznte.d. The. ApeakeA wa&amp; Hal fo&amp;t&amp;i who wa&amp; promoting&#13;
Wood Badge.&#13;
MANPOWER REPORT: Conrad Seabioofe, Vice. Pi&amp;&gt;ide.nt o&amp; Manpower, *a-td the. council had&#13;
A even catpamen who will 4pend a we.e.k each at the. camp to at&gt;4i&amp;t the. doctor&#13;
&amp;umme,i at Kwp Kia /Com..&#13;
Mn.. Seab^ioofe aJUo had &amp;he.&amp;t&amp; paired out fan. faoa/id memfae/w to designate, what a/iza&#13;
the.y would like, to Aesive. Scouting.&#13;
TREASURER'S REPORT:&#13;
Vaughan Vow, Council T-tea4u/Le/t e.xplaine.d the. monthly financial Atatemznt and a&amp;ke,d&#13;
question*. A copy it&gt; attached to the. o^icial minuter.&#13;
Pan Hailfcfid Aaid tiio. budget fab the. ye&amp;Ji wa&amp; $531,788 and wo. ie.c&lt;u.ve. $200,000&#13;
jj/iom United. Way and WeAt Memphis, ThiA IQJMQA $$3Q,QQQ fyiom AuAtaining membe/L-&#13;
4 hip e-WioHwent. He. &amp;aid that Vavid Wiltuwti and JUefofid Raines have. the. enrollment&#13;
d/iive, well oiganize.d. l&amp; all &lt;2.xo.cutive. boand member afie. not involved in&#13;
Au&amp;taining mewbeAAhip, get in touch with David, RichaJid on. Ralph ManuA because&#13;
6,000 SfC.out&amp;i&amp; and 18,000 Scout* ate depending on thit&gt; d/iive. Mt. Ha&amp;tfoJtd called&#13;
on Vavid Williams fan AuAtaining mefflben&amp;hip nepont and it was given a&amp; fiO^£ow&amp;*&#13;
Amotutt P-icdged&#13;
NoitheaAt ViA&amp;iict - Ed Pn.enot, Chairman $ 9,934&#13;
Wa6/ioba Vi&amp;tsiict - Bill Cookbton, Chai-^mn $ 8,154&#13;
Nofith Central Vi&amp;tnict - Ed Moini&amp;on B Geoige Moicland $ 4,012&#13;
Ea&amp;teAn ViAtstict - lewiy HasikinA, Chairman $24,737&#13;
Southeast ViAtxict - ChaAle* Hickett*, Chaiswan $24,392&#13;
Southwest ViAtnict - lee Bieazeale, Chzisunan $16,992&#13;
South Centnal ViAt&amp;ict - On. ChoAleA PinkAten, Chaiswan $ 5,225&#13;
Cxittenden Vi&amp;Viict - Robert W/utg^t, ChaiAmn $ 3,749&#13;
Exploring ViviAion - B. B. toin&amp;ett, St., Chairman $ 1,480&#13;
Council Vivi&amp;ionA - Vavid WilHam&amp; B P/L. Richasid RaineA $23,508&#13;
Council Total $122,183&#13;
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MA. WiZticm i&gt;oM the, diAtttict* have, reached 50% of thtut, goalA and the. council&#13;
le.vel dozt&gt; not have, one.- fourth of it&amp; goal. There one. 50 board member* working&#13;
and he. invitzd all to help. He &amp;&amp;id that each worker averaged taking &amp;i,x cardA&#13;
and that 44 cardA have, been wo/tfeed. We alAo Aaid the. month of May and June. wi£l&#13;
make, on, bleak the. campaign because it will be. hand to get fund* after school iA out.&#13;
It iA in the, month* of May and Jane that thiA drive. it AuppoA&amp;d to be over, AO we&#13;
need to get oJUL the cardA worked AO we will fenow now to p£an fob balance, of year.&#13;
$550,000 iA needed to feeep thi&amp; council going and It would be. very goodf no matter&#13;
what le,velt to give, what they gave. la&amp;t year pluA income, tax. rafund.&#13;
MA. W-ctttama &amp;aid that W. L. Sharpe and Allen Morgan were. honorary choAXmen of thz&#13;
Attaining membeMhip enJtol&amp;nent campaign. M/u Shanpe. iA a. pa&amp;t pJieA4.de.nt and ha&amp;&#13;
afttfay&amp; been a Auppo/ttet of Scouting. Aft. Shanpe, *aid the. executive. boa*d meeting&#13;
nod always been inkpisUng to him and in the. mid-thisitie* the. council waA no-C in the.&#13;
CheAt and had to latae money any way it could. He, t&gt;ai.d £kicktu&gt;w Council ha&amp; come, a&#13;
long way in 40 y&amp;vu&gt;. He 4a£d it wa&amp; encou/iaging to know that men aie. taking time,&#13;
to t^iain boy&amp; to tun out. country and that it wa&amp; a pl&amp;a&amp;une. to be, with the. boatid.&#13;
MA, W-ctttamA thanked Wt. Stoipe fox. hiA le&amp;d&amp;L&amp;hip a&amp; honotiasiy chairman.&#13;
M^. William &amp;aid the. question a&amp; to why we. have, AuAtalning membeAAhip entioUbneftt&#13;
wnen we. atie. in the. United Way iA always being aAked and ne wanted it to be fenown&#13;
that the. United Way OA feed Scouting to get aA much money in &amp;ut&gt;taining membestAhip&#13;
ewollment&amp; OA we. can and then it wiH do all it can. He wanted to encourage, all&#13;
to do the. beAt job they could.&#13;
M*. Hunt Aaid he, knew what David, fctcnatd and Pan meant and thouaht the. nzpotit Ahowed&#13;
the. money wa&amp; thesie., If we. would only contact the. people,. He a6&amp;ed board member OA&#13;
they dsiove. home, to aAk them&amp;elveA the. queAtionf "what can 1 do to help the. p^og-tam&#13;
/mn AmootheA." and then do something about it.&#13;
PRESENTATION OF 55 ^EAR l/ETERA^f SCOUTER CERTIFICATe:&#13;
MA. Hunt pieAente.d R. C. LundquiAt a 55 yea* yete/tan Scouted certificate, in appAedation&#13;
fox. all hiA yeoAfl in Scouting. He. Aaid he. would have, 60 yeaw AVivi.ce, in&#13;
PecembeA. MA. Hunt &amp;aid MA. LundquiAt hoA a 4on who iA a, pttofeAAional Scoutesi and&#13;
he, began hi&amp; Scouting caAeeA in Cnicka&amp;aw Council.&#13;
SOUTHEAST REGKWAJL&#13;
A^van F. Taie, JA., Chairman of "On To A-££an*a" Aemtnded tke. faoaAd of the, meeting&#13;
to be ne£d May 22, 23 and 24 in Atlanta. He. taid thiA WOA a good oppoAtun^ty to&#13;
mix with othex. ScouteM and WOA al&amp;o a fun weekend. TneA,e woa£d be Ape,cial pAogAom&#13;
the. ladieA and encouraged all the. men to cona-cdeA taking the^Oi wi.veA. MA. Tote&#13;
ne and MA. SftaApe nod enjoyed viAiting ScouteAA all oveA the. Aeg-ton in pa&amp;t&#13;
and thought it would be worthwhile, to tho&amp;e. attending.&#13;
APJOUWMBfT;&#13;
MA. Hunt thankd all foti coming and the. meeting WOA adjourned.&#13;
Ralph K. ManaA, JA.&#13;
CHtCKASAW COUNCIL scours OF AMERICA&#13;
MINUTES Of EXECUTIVE BOARP MEETING&#13;
SCOOT SERl/ICE CENTER&#13;
MARCH 20, 1975&#13;
5 p.m.&#13;
PRESENT: R. M.&#13;
Sam&#13;
Paaid&#13;
W. K. J&lt;znvuyig&amp;&#13;
PA. John RichoAd4on&#13;
PA. Richard Raines&#13;
ConAad SeabAoofe&#13;
PA. C. P. Hawfee*&#13;
PA. K(/£e Cm cm&#13;
l/aughan Pow&#13;
C. Cowan&#13;
Z. Cox&#13;
L. ftuU.boA.QVL&#13;
PA. w. L. Pope&#13;
PinfeAton Jim&#13;
Ian&#13;
A. 8.&#13;
R. E, Cannon&#13;
J.&#13;
Rev.&#13;
P/iitcp J. Ea/t£i/&#13;
Jtttcan&#13;
Jacfe&#13;
J. Bai/OAd Snowden, III&#13;
PA. Row&#13;
, JA.&#13;
Ill&#13;
And//&#13;
. Madge&#13;
Jacfe Mo-t/w^&#13;
Ed K. Mi//w.cfe,&#13;
W. H.&#13;
Shannon&#13;
R. &lt;. JA.&#13;
Jack&amp;on Bot/d Rnode4,&#13;
C^aad B/town&#13;
Tow MooAe&#13;
Voung&#13;
INVOCATION ANP WELCOME:&#13;
The -invocation u)aa g-iven by Reverend&#13;
Mt. Hunt welcomed the new executive boa/id membeAA and the// were -i&#13;
Ian&#13;
. Ki/£e CAeion t&#13;
. R^chaAd Raxnei -tnttoduced:&#13;
Letac&amp;&#13;
Mt6. Madge&#13;
J. Bat/aAd&#13;
R. E. Cannon&#13;
Bo yd Rhodes&#13;
Wx^tiami, III&#13;
III CAain&#13;
Jac/won ^&#13;
Sam B£avt -introduced:&#13;
Mac Hunt /cntAoduced the&#13;
Cna-tAwen:&#13;
Jatian&#13;
Jacfe&#13;
Iwttrt FAe-tbeAgeA - Novth&amp;a&amp;t VA&#13;
V*. W. 1. Pope&#13;
Steve&#13;
Jacfeion - (Xcttenden&#13;
. RtnfeAton South&#13;
AbAon - WoAth&#13;
Mt, Hunt .tnfioauced Ra£ph K. Manui, JA., Scout Executive. M*.&#13;
ciated each one comtng and tafe^ng paAt on the boaAd.&#13;
4cw.d he appre-&#13;
FILM PRESENTATION:&#13;
A (Joun. minute&#13;
MooAe.&#13;
p entitled - THE VOLUNTEER IN SCOUTING u&gt;a4 pAe^ented by Tom&#13;
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COMKrSSIOWER REPORT:&#13;
Manley Cox, Council Cotmi&amp;Aionen., tieponted on #ie Comnta^one/t S^a^ meeting&#13;
icA 76. Ha 4oid j^ve oij the &amp;igkt dc6-t&gt;u,ci6 wete /tep&gt;te4 en-ted at thit&gt; meeting.&#13;
n.eponted that 163 unite had n.egit&gt;ten.ed on tune,, M/u Cox nzponted that Shannon&#13;
stiA^ Scout Show Chainmant wa&amp; wonhing hand in hand with ConmiA&amp;ionenA to get&#13;
alt unit* n.egi&amp;ten.ed fan. the Scout Show. He Ao-td -t/te nex£ Cowni&amp;tioneJi meeting&#13;
wou£d be ApftZfc 20, 2 p.m.&#13;
CUBBIWG:&#13;
Jennings, Scout V4.ce. Psvuidwt in change, o£ Cubfa-cng, ^otd ta&amp;t yea*,&#13;
uoan fan. the. Cub Scout Vay Camp pMgwm. He. *O4,d tkit&gt; yean. Auo A e - -&#13;
would be. held in Service. M.e.&amp; One. and one. 4£44-ton in SeAvice. A/tea Two the, £a&amp;t -two&#13;
SCOUTIW6:&#13;
Ut. C. P. HaitftieAf Vice. VtteAident in change. o&lt; Scooioig, gave, a n.e.pont on the, Campon.&#13;
e.e&amp; and Qndvi o$ the. A/ZAOMJ tapout. V*.. HowfeeA &amp;aid that 110 unit* wejie, i&amp;gi&amp;teAe.d&#13;
fan Kamp Kia fCona and fioun. doctor had vo£unte.eSLe,d to be. camp doctoiA and hope.d to&#13;
have, the otheM be^o/ie camp open*. Vsi. HawtieA -tepo^ed that advancement* weJie. 68%&#13;
highest thit, yean, than £at&gt;t yeasi and that 42 WQJLQ. n.e.Qi&amp;teAe,d to attend Wood Hodge,&#13;
this, 4tunne/L and have, loom fan. 22 mow*&#13;
EXPLORING:&#13;
A. 8. Bufiofid n.e.ponte.d fan. Jim Long on Exptoning. He &amp;aid two now po&amp;t had been&#13;
n.e.git&gt;teAed Aince. January 1 and that nine, txptosiesti weAe. n.e.pn.eA enting Chicka&amp;aw&#13;
Council in the. National Exp£o/te^6 CongieAA to be. held in Washington, P. C. in kpnit,&#13;
RESOLUTIOW:&#13;
Som S^OXA, Uxt.ce Pfi.eAident, &amp;aid the council had -tece^vecf a x.e.queAt inom the. City o$&#13;
Memphis to nun a ^.ewat line, through the. pna$eAty that the. c-ouncil own*, thtiough a&#13;
gi£t o$ Lace.y Mv&lt;,l*y* The. City had ojjjje/ted to pay the. counzii $5,300 fan. the, pnivile.&#13;
ge. o£ canning lxi&amp; &amp;ewe.n. tine, and needed a isolation app/wued by the. boan.d in&#13;
ondeJi fan. the. coanciZ to give. the. City thiA authonity. Vn,. John Gin&amp;hi made motion&#13;
that thi&amp; Jie&amp;oluzion be. approved. Vn.. John RichafaUon seconded the. motion and it&#13;
Mt. fttaisi told the. boand that the hpnil Smoke. Signal* wou£d be di^&amp;ient £n.om the.&#13;
pn.e,vioub mwjthA. He, &amp;aid the. co&amp;t wa4 $220.00 a month which wa&amp; quite, a bit&#13;
c/ieapeA and he. wanted the. bocvid to be. awan.e. o$ the. change..&#13;
Mt. Slain taid that Shelby United NeighbonA n.e.quin.eA all participant* to have a&#13;
non-di&amp;cnimination policy. He &amp;aid that tlie. council ha&amp; had thi&amp; policy fan. many&#13;
yean* but wanted to up date it. Wi. Slain. n.ead the n,e&amp;olution and it wa&amp; approved&#13;
unanimou&amp;ly by the boa/td. A copy it&gt; attached to the o^icial )ninute&amp;.&#13;
TREASURER'S REPORT:&#13;
Vaughan Pow, Council Tn.ea&amp;un.en.r gave the tn.eaAun.en.' A n,epont fan. febnua/iy and a&amp;ked&#13;
fan. any&#13;
Vavid William* explained the budget o£ Chicka&amp;aw Council fan. the benefit o£ the&#13;
new member,&#13;
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PA. RtchoAd Raines, Co-Choumn Ojj Suatatn-otg MembeAAhip, 4o£d -tt woa a haAd t/eaA&#13;
A? woAfe on coni'u.ba&amp;on typi pAo/ectA and we needed woAfeew to go out and contact&#13;
people. We a^feect iha-t each boaAd memfaea conA-tdeA ih-t* campaign 06 /LU own private.&#13;
campaign. PA, Raine* 4aid -that we nad an eaay product to &amp;M and caZtud on the.&#13;
rfo££o«itng dUtsuct ahaiamen to AepoAt rfoA the-tA dtA-ta-tc-fc . Theae AepoA-ti weae&#13;
inade a* ^o££oww:&#13;
PIEPGEP TO PATE&#13;
I/ttacn F/t^tfeeAgeA fizpovtzd £0*1 tioHthzatit. $3,950&#13;
€ftn&lt;2At Afc-ton /tepo&gt;tCed ^O/L No/t^t Cen^ia£ $ J , 7 7 5&#13;
Sieve A£d/ud0e ^epo^ted ^OA Soatftea^ $J3,064&#13;
PA. B^t£ Pope AepoAied ^OA Soatfiwe^i $4, US&#13;
PA. ChaJttGA Pink&amp;ton AepoA^ed &lt;OA Souin CentJiat $2,880&#13;
Ctc^ JacfeAon AepoAted rfoA CActtenden P&gt;c6^tct 770&#13;
JeAAt/ tiaJikint, AepoAted ^OA Ecw^eAn -in absence o&lt; Jonn P^tfa $77,373&#13;
PA. &amp;une6 AepoAted J{OA WoA^iweit xn absence 0(( Judge PAactt $5,357&#13;
WUJUam AepoAted ^OA Council pfowe $77,075&#13;
?53,692&#13;
PA. &amp;Unc6 4a^d woaCd need -to nave eveAj/one6 fie£p -en oAdet to nave, vj,ctoiy dinn&amp;i.&#13;
PAei^dent Hunt &amp;&amp;id we nod a gAeat councit and can make, it bztt&amp;i and a* feed tkz&#13;
help 0|5 aJUi.&#13;
SCOUT SHOW:&#13;
Shannon HatAt4, Cna^tman o^ Scoot Snow, -to be ne£d ApAc£ 77 and M AepoAied&#13;
we nave 77S an^ti 4-cgned up JJOA ^ne Snow and tkat. tan to eleven tkou&amp;and bog*&#13;
woctCd be xnvo^ved. We 4ax.d ine pubtidty UMA gAeai and -tnai a numbeA oi{&#13;
be on ^eueAo^ TV pAogAamfi promoting the. Snow.&#13;
EAGIE&#13;
Day CnacAman, 4acd tncit a££ 4pon40A4 nod been AecAttcied&#13;
-the excejc^on o&amp; one.. He. comnended 8ot/d Rnode4, SponioAi Cna^Aman, (JoA the&#13;
good /ob he haci done.&#13;
CHANGE IN REGISTRATION FEE:&#13;
Mt. Hani announced -Che change in the. JLe.g4A&amp;Lation jjee a* ojj SeptembeA 7, 7975. He&#13;
4a^d -the new jjee* wou£d be: $2.00 a yeaA tfoA Cub and Scouti; $3.50 a i/eaA &lt;OA&#13;
Exp£oAeA&amp; ^.nrXadtng the ExpCoAcng Magazine; $3.50 J(OA aduttA inctuding the. Scouting&#13;
Magazine.&#13;
PRESENTATION OF GOl/ERNOR'S&#13;
MA. Hunt pA&amp;senied PA. John RcchaAdion, pa&amp;t PAeA^deni; Man^ew Cox, Counett . -&#13;
ConmtAA^orteA; and &amp;t££ SwwtetCe, OAgan^.za^.on and Exien4-con CnatAman, piaqueA £0100*&#13;
standing accomp&amp;C&amp;hMent&amp; -en Scoatcng J$AOW Paai GoveAnoA ojj TenneA^ee, W^n^ce^d Punn.&#13;
ANNOUNCEMENTS: Ma. Huni announced -the SoutheaAi Reg-con Meeicng to be he^d May 22-&#13;
24, 7975 -en Atlanta, GeoAg^a. He &amp;aid A£van F. Taie, JA. wa4 chacAman orf ihe "On&#13;
To Ai€art-ta" Coirrncttee and aifeed all to cona-tdeA going.&#13;
Ma. Huni Aa^,d agatn how honoAed he wa6 -to AeAve 04 PAe6^.deni and wai confident&#13;
would have, a £tne t/eaA with the he£p 0$ at£. He Aa^,d ihe faoaAd en/or/ed -cti&#13;
and that -tt g^.ve4 t/ou a good )$ee&amp;t&gt;ig -to fenow you. aae do-tng something&#13;
He tnanked a£t ^OA coming and the, meeting adj'ouAned.&#13;
R £ S 0 I UTljnj&#13;
wet:&#13;
, T/i*t anij two orf the ^ttotuoig orf&amp;tcm orf t/U*&#13;
, Szcx.ztax.it ox. UeiWuAe*, be anrf tfieiy /iWGfaiy twe&#13;
d to ^ctC, (U4-cgn, £*a&gt;u£eA anc( detcueA ajif/&#13;
o£ ttock, bond*, defaoi-ta^icA, note*, pfiopvitito, ewdwice* o&#13;
on otlivi Aecu^ctceA now 0* noiearf-teA 4*ui(tog -en t/ie &gt;uime o&#13;
fat/ -tJttA co^ipoAa^tcon, and to rmfee, execute and dztivvi any and att&#13;
01 piopet to c^ectuate -die autkoxUif /&#13;
Unaniwou&amp;iy&#13;
CfttCKASAW COUVCZL, IMC.&#13;
60V 5COUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
0 1975&#13;
ait&#13;
ou)*icd&#13;
1, Zatph K. MonuA, J*., cc/tCife tfcot I am tne Secteta^ oj t&gt;ie&#13;
CouncU. Jnc.f Boty Scx?tt£6 o^ AmeAtca. I Mft£&amp;&amp; w« ^^^e AeAi,^^&#13;
a t^iae copf/ jxu^ed MaAc/i 20, 1975, at tfee Executive F,oa&gt;iri ttUCUJ&#13;
^e, Inc., So?/ ScoutA o^ AmeUca.&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL, KOV SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE&#13;
LOCAL COUNCIL "AFFIRMATIVE ACTION"&#13;
B0ARP RESOLUTION&#13;
RESOLl/EP; Tkat tke, Ckickaswi Council, Sot/ Scouts otf Ame/u.ca, iea&lt;J£otm its&#13;
no ndi&amp; elimination policy, and tkat tkit&gt; policy skall mean in its application&#13;
tkat:&#13;
It is tlie, poticy on tke, C^ccfeoiaw, Coun&amp;it #558,&#13;
Sot/ Scooi6 o^ Ame^tca, to o^vi e,quat empl.oyme.nt&#13;
opportunity, fiaintng, de.ve£opmznt, advancement,&#13;
and continuation o$ employment on tke. bat&gt;4A o£&#13;
Ji&amp;tative. qua^i^cation^ and ab^tity ttitkout&#13;
to stace,, colon., national oiiQ&lt;in, &amp;e.x., age, on,&#13;
. An employe.e. o&amp; tke, Boy Scoutt&gt; o&#13;
job JieqiusieA dttuict involvement &lt;in -cti ptiogtiam&#13;
be. teitUng to tu.bActu.be. to tke. Ve,clax.ation o&amp;&#13;
Principle..&#13;
PRACTICE AMP CERTIFICATIQM&#13;
I do ke^.e.by fiusitkeA certify tkat tke. operation* and ptiacticeA o^ tkU council&#13;
coYi^onm w&lt;itk tke. above,- Atat&amp;d nondibcrUmiiiation policy, and tkat tke. Atatzment&#13;
above. Jit* a txue. and cow.e.ct copy o&amp; a Resolution kziztofiofie, duly adopte,d at a&#13;
wetting oi tlie. Executive. Roand keld on Matick 20, 197S, and tkat Auck Resolution&#13;
&amp;&gt; now Jin fiull fotLce. and e.£&amp;e.ct, and mw constitutes tke, nondis crimination policy&#13;
o&amp; said council and tkat 1 am duly autkotu.ze.d (px. and on behalf o&amp; sold cosipo/iation&#13;
to execa^e this ceAtifccate. as to tke. policy and practices.&#13;
Scout&#13;
TO: CtflCKASAW COUNCIL, WV SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
171 SOUTH HOLLVWOW&#13;
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38M2&#13;
tnofee at $4.50 each.&#13;
I am oat&#13;
Name&#13;
? 9 7 5&#13;
CHICKASAW COUNCIL&#13;
EXECUTIVE BOARt? MEETINGS&#13;
27, 7975&#13;
, 1975&#13;
Mat/ g, 1975&#13;
September H, 7975&#13;
November 13, 1975&#13;
/ I , 1975&#13;
Anmia£&#13;
Execttitye Boatcf&#13;
Executive. BoaA.d&#13;
ow Banqa&amp;t&#13;
Execa£tue Boatci&#13;
Execattue Boa^id Meeting&#13;
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP REPORT&#13;
MARCH 19, 1975&#13;
COUNCIL S.M.E. CO-CHAIRMEN DAVID WILLIAMS&#13;
DR. RICHARD RAINES&#13;
CO-COUNCIL S.M.E. HONORARY CHAIRMEN W. L. SHARPE&#13;
ALLEN MORGAN&#13;
COUNCIL&#13;
DIVISIONS CHAIRMAN&#13;
TOTAL NO.&#13;
PROSPECTS&#13;
DOLLAR&#13;
GOAL&#13;
PROSPECTS&#13;
ENROLLED&#13;
AMOUNT&#13;
PLEDGED&#13;
BENEFACTOR&#13;
SPONSOR&#13;
GUARDIAN&#13;
PATRON&#13;
LEADERSHIP&#13;
SPECIALS&#13;
WOMEN'S DIV.&#13;
Dr. T. Kyle Creson&#13;
Robert Cannon&#13;
Le.st.er Crain&#13;
Tommy Garrott&#13;
George M. Russell&#13;
i&#13;
George Kirfc, II :&#13;
Reid Sanders&#13;
Peter Billings&#13;
33&#13;
41&#13;
168&#13;
133&#13;
123&#13;
193&#13;
$ 35,000&#13;
30,000&#13;
40,000&#13;
10,000&#13;
7,000&#13;
8,000&#13;
8,000&#13;
1&#13;
3&#13;
8&#13;
5&#13;
3&#13;
10&#13;
$ 1,000&#13;
3,000&#13;
3,625&#13;
2,000&#13;
775&#13;
675&#13;
TOTAL&#13;
SERVICE AREA I&#13;
NORTHEAST&#13;
691 $138,000 30&#13;
Dr. Kyle Creson&#13;
Ed Prenot&#13;
$11.075&#13;
GUARDIAN&#13;
PATRON&#13;
LEADERSHIP&#13;
SPECIALS&#13;
N-I&#13;
N-II&#13;
N-III&#13;
N-IV&#13;
N-V&#13;
Clair VanderSchaaf&#13;
Clair VanderSchaaf&#13;
Pat Paddison&#13;
Amos Duncan&#13;
Howard DeMoss&#13;
Bill Davenport&#13;
Joel Edwards&#13;
Dr. Allen Edmondsoi&#13;
1&#13;
2&#13;
2&#13;
100&#13;
350&#13;
350 .&#13;
300.&#13;
300.&#13;
i ' 325 .&#13;
$ l.OOO:&#13;
1,000&#13;
500&#13;
5,000&#13;
3,500&#13;
3,500&#13;
3. ,500&#13;
3,000&#13;
3,000&#13;
1&#13;
5&#13;
35&#13;
42&#13;
23&#13;
21&#13;
27&#13;
$&#13;
250&#13;
650&#13;
798&#13;
811&#13;
395&#13;
464&#13;
582&#13;
TOTAL 1,730 $ 24,000 154 $ 3,950&#13;
(3)&#13;
EASTERN TOTAL NO. DOLLAR PROSPECTS AMOUNT&#13;
DIVISIONS CHAIRMAN PROSPECTS GOAL ENROLLED PLEDGED&#13;
ELLENDALE&#13;
BRUNSWICK&#13;
PROJECTS&#13;
Edgar Suggs&#13;
Jim Barnett&#13;
25&#13;
$&#13;
4,500&#13;
35 $ 859&#13;
TOTAL " . 3,060 $ 50,000 275 $11,313&#13;
SERVICE AREA I TOTALS 6,118 $97,000 602 $21,735&#13;
SERVICE AREA II - Clay Shelton&#13;
SOUTHEAST - Charles Rickets&#13;
GUARDIAN&#13;
PATRON&#13;
LEADERSHIP&#13;
SPECIALS&#13;
N-I&#13;
N-II&#13;
N-III&#13;
N-IV&#13;
N-V&#13;
OLIVE BRANCH&#13;
LEADERSHIP&#13;
SPECIALS&#13;
NEIGHBORHOOD&#13;
PROJECTS&#13;
-&#13;
Bill Cockroft&#13;
Dr, Jack Jemison&#13;
Dr. B. F. Scott&#13;
Bill Edse&#13;
John Beard&#13;
Rev. Don Clark '&#13;
Bill Webb&#13;
'Stan Stanz&#13;
Chuck McPherson&#13;
Milton Nichols&#13;
C. W. Kelly&#13;
Carl Gargano&#13;
L&#13;
10&#13;
20&#13;
42&#13;
j&#13;
200&#13;
480&#13;
400&#13;
140&#13;
333&#13;
435&#13;
18&#13;
78&#13;
94&#13;
$ 5,000&#13;
5,000&#13;
5,000&#13;
10,000&#13;
6,000&#13;
5.000&#13;
2,000&#13;
4T000&#13;
6,000&#13;
500&#13;
500&#13;
1.000&#13;
5,000&#13;
2&#13;
18&#13;
20&#13;
37&#13;
25&#13;
32&#13;
27&#13;
24&#13;
3&#13;
1&#13;
2&#13;
2&#13;
$&#13;
600&#13;
2,675&#13;
1,875 .&#13;
1,285&#13;
1,125&#13;
746&#13;
757&#13;
510&#13;
360&#13;
100&#13;
55&#13;
2,976&#13;
TOTAL&#13;
SOUTHWEST - Lee Breaz'eale&#13;
2,250 $ 45,000 193 $13,064&#13;
GUARDIAN&#13;
PATRON&#13;
LEADERSHIP&#13;
SPECIALS&#13;
N-I&#13;
Lee Petty&#13;
Al Robertson&#13;
Marlin Mosby&#13;
10&#13;
53&#13;
65&#13;
344&#13;
$ 5,000&#13;
5,000&#13;
6,000&#13;
3,000&#13;
6&#13;
5&#13;
2&#13;
1&#13;
$ 800&#13;
800&#13;
200&#13;
25&#13;
(5)&#13;
CRITTENDEN&#13;
DIVISIONS CHAIRMAN&#13;
TOTAL NO. DOLLAR PROSPECTS AMOUNT&#13;
PROSPECTS GOAL : ENROLLED PLEDGED&#13;
SPECIALS&#13;
WEST MEMPHIS&#13;
I- IV&#13;
MARION&#13;
CRAWFORDSVILLE&#13;
TURRELL&#13;
PROJECTS&#13;
Murphv Smith&#13;
Curtis Barber&#13;
Bill Reynolds&#13;
Leroy McNeil&#13;
70&#13;
250&#13;
250&#13;
100&#13;
75&#13;
$ 2,250&#13;
1,300&#13;
1,500&#13;
350&#13;
350&#13;
1&#13;
3&#13;
5&#13;
$ 100&#13;
120&#13;
100&#13;
TOTAL&#13;
SERVICE AREA II TOTALS&#13;
800 $ 10,000 12&#13;
6,044 $103,000 322&#13;
COUNCIL&#13;
TOTAL 13,553 $350,000 959&#13;
$ 770&#13;
$ 20,832&#13;
COMMUNITY B. B, Winsett, Sr. 700 $ 12,000 5 $ 1,450&#13;
$ 55,142&#13;
CHICKASAV/ COUiJClL, SOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses&#13;
For ths month ended February 2u,l975&#13;
OPERATING INCOME&#13;
Contribution Income&#13;
United Funds;&#13;
Shelby United Neighbors&#13;
Community Chest of West Memphis&#13;
SUSTAINING MEMBERSHIP&#13;
OTHER INCOME;&#13;
Income from Unrestricted Endowment STrust&#13;
Fund Investments&#13;
Net Income - Supplies for Sale&#13;
Feb.&#13;
Local Council Sales $2,^46&#13;
Less Cost of Sales 2,079 ^,003&#13;
[let Income-Activities &amp; Camping&#13;
Income from General Working Fund Investments&#13;
Income - Matching Funds,Nat'1 Council&#13;
Income - Other&#13;
~—&#13;
.+• c 1C &amp;&#13;
2&#13;
Months&#13;
$^,709&#13;
M03&#13;
-estments&#13;
ncil&#13;
BUDGETED&#13;
Year&#13;
$203,62*:-&#13;
1£,000&#13;
$21G,62^&#13;
$200,000&#13;
$ 2,200&#13;
$3,964&#13;
$15,000&#13;
; -0-&#13;
$ 6,000&#13;
$ 6,000&#13;
2 Month*&#13;
7/1/75-2/28/75&#13;
$50,000&#13;
-0-&#13;
$50,000&#13;
$20,000&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 550&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 1,500&#13;
-0-&#13;
Month of&#13;
February&#13;
$2^,832&#13;
-0-&#13;
$2^,032&#13;
$ 3,963&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 367&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 1,677&#13;
-0-&#13;
ACTUAL&#13;
2 Months&#13;
1/1/75-2/28//5&#13;
$^9,332&#13;
.-0.-. ..&#13;
$49 G32&#13;
$ 6^71&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 706&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 1,677&#13;
-0-&#13;
Over (Under)&#13;
Gudqct&#13;
$( 168 )&#13;
-0-&#13;
$( 168)&#13;
$(13,129)&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 156&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
$ 177&#13;
-0-&#13;
TOTAL OPERATING INCOME $531,700 $72,050 $30,839 $59,006 $(12,96*0&#13;
CHICKASAV/ COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA&#13;
Statement of Operating Income and Expenses&#13;
For the month ended February 20,1975&#13;
BUDGETED&#13;
Total Operating Income available for&#13;
Operating Expenses,brought forward&#13;
OPERATING EXPENSES&#13;
Salaries&#13;
Payroll Taxes&#13;
Employee Benefits&#13;
Field Operating Expenses&#13;
Telephone&#13;
Occupancy Expenses&#13;
Operating Supplies&#13;
Postage&#13;
Leadership Training &amp; Conf*&#13;
Recognition Awards&#13;
Professional Fees&#13;
Charter Fee &amp; Quota&#13;
Camping Expenses - Dudgeted Portion&#13;
Het Expenses - Camping&#13;
[Jet Expenses - Activities&#13;
Insurance&#13;
Other Expenses&#13;
Property &amp; Equipment Purchases&#13;
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES&#13;
ACTUAL&#13;
Year 2 Months&#13;
_1p75 .1/1/75-.•2/28/75&#13;
$531,708&#13;
$531,700&#13;
Month of 2 Months Over(Under)&#13;
February 1/1/75-2/28/75 Budget&#13;
$72,050&#13;
$73,278&#13;
$30,839&#13;
$32,273&#13;
$59,006&#13;
$67,737&#13;
S(T2,964)&#13;
$341,230&#13;
18,533&#13;
32,365&#13;
46,410&#13;
4,800&#13;
6,120&#13;
19,222&#13;
9,000&#13;
4? 700&#13;
4,963&#13;
1,600&#13;
10.920&#13;
20,'i90&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
5,135&#13;
4,000&#13;
1,000&#13;
$46,800&#13;
2,800&#13;
4,000&#13;
7,000&#13;
778&#13;
800&#13;
2,900&#13;
1,550&#13;
950&#13;
800&#13;
-0-&#13;
100&#13;
1,400&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
1,400&#13;
1,000&#13;
200&#13;
$22,818&#13;
1,335&#13;
1,563&#13;
1,575&#13;
361&#13;
224&#13;
1,281&#13;
772&#13;
713&#13;
471&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
908&#13;
-o-&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
155&#13;
97&#13;
$45,677&#13;
2,672&#13;
3,856&#13;
5,609&#13;
715&#13;
867&#13;
2,426&#13;
1,527&#13;
1,013&#13;
1,208&#13;
-0-&#13;
100&#13;
1,427&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
90&#13;
453&#13;
97&#13;
$(&#13;
((C&#13;
(&#13;
(&#13;
(&#13;
1,123)&#13;
128)&#13;
144)&#13;
2,191)&#13;
63)&#13;
67&#13;
474)&#13;
23)&#13;
63&#13;
408&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
27&#13;
-0-&#13;
-0-&#13;
(1,310)&#13;
( 547)&#13;
( 103)&#13;
$(5,541)&#13;
Total Operating Expenses over Income for February&#13;
Total Operating Expenses over Income for 2 months C,651</text>
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