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                  <text>Ahoalan Nachpikin

Lodge 558

_______________________________

LOAC (Lodge Order of the Arrow Conference)

When: February 25-27, 2011
Where: Camp Currier – Eudora, MS
Registration: 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. Friday/Register through Doubleknot!
2011 LOAC Events: Dance and Drum Classes, Ceremonies Practice, Patch Trading Classes,
Election Training, Brotherhood Class/Ceremony, Shotgun, Archery, Chapter Advisor Dutch
Oven Dessert Cook Off, and Beading Classes, Ham Radio Session, Chapter Quest Competitions,
Movie Night, and Cracker Barrel Friday Night after Registration!
Individual Chapters Needs:
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The Dutch oven, its main ingredients (butter and cake mix), chimneys, charcoal, and
Aluminum Foil will be given. You are cooking a cobbler of your choice; all we ask is that
you bring the main fruit of your choice, (eggs if you choose to use them), spices and
secret ingredients to make it your own for the Competition and anything else you need to
make them such as: Utensils!
Other than the Chapter Quest Competition, there will be an “In-Numbers Competition”.
This is just how many people you bring with you to the event. Get the word out and let’s
see how many people your Chapter will be represented by!!
Lastly, at the closing Campfire, there will be a winner announced for the individual
competitions and then for the entire weekend.

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LOAC (Lodge Order of the Arrow Conference)&#13;
When: February 25-27, 2011&#13;
Where: Camp Currier – Eudora, MS&#13;
Registration: 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. Friday/Register through Doubleknot!&#13;
2011 LOAC Events: Dance and Drum Classes, Ceremonies Practice, Patch Trading Classes, Election Training, Brotherhood Class/Ceremony, Shotgun, Archery, Chapter Advisor Dutch Oven Dessert Cook Off, and Beading Classes, Ham Radio Session, Chapter Quest Competitions, Movie Night, and Cracker Barrel Friday Night after Registration!&#13;
Individual Chapters Needs:&#13;
 The Dutch oven, its main ingredients (butter and cake mix), chimneys, charcoal, and Aluminum Foil will be given. You are cooking a cobbler of your choice; all we ask is that you bring the main fruit of your choice, (eggs if you choose to use them), spices and secret ingredients to make it your own for the Competition and anything else you need to make them such as: Utensils!&#13;
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