https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1f7e7c136926e2ab8f73c3f38407752b.pdf 352912218a802d6a272c956a11a1f996 PDF Text Text 131-)U"t) WWW406 ;t:. arrow news for arrow men Chickas~h m;m Thunderbird w'Ww chickasaw council, b.sa. memphis, tenn. Vol. XXXII No,. 2 CHICKASAH LODGE, 6406 June 1981 A Question of Sash 'l'he pocket; !'lap occupies ti ·-"" When to wear the Order of the Arrow saS1 hcsbea'l one of the foremost questions concerning policies of the organization. Through many revisions, reprintings, and interpretations, the exact conditions of a legitimate reason to display the sash are not as yet determined. It has been established that it may not be worn to tr oop meetings, but may be at Courts of Honor, OA functions, and special scout events. The sash should be worn over the right shoulder; and no other patches should be sewn or affixed to the sash, except the 50th and 60th anniversary awards. It is possible to be recognized as an Indian when not ~earing the sash by way of the Pocket Flap, Arrow Pin, or Universal ·Arrow Badge. Bil.I Jennings Our own Bill Jennings was elected Se.ction II Chief at the Section II Conclave held in April of this year. Bill has been one of the cornerstones: in our lodge, serving under nine chiefs, serving as a lodge chief, serving four years as the Conclave's Indian Events Chairman, and is now serving as the Vigil QJrmitt.ee Chairman. He is an Eagle Scout with four palms and also an Explorer at post 262. He is a :Philmont ranger • He has attended the. 1977 Nati,onal Jamboree, 1977 and 1979 NOkC's, and the 1978 and 1980 NLS's. right shirt pocket flap. ' Each level of membership has a different color border around ~he flap. The Ordeal Flap has a White border, the Brotherhood has ~ blue one, and the Vigil is surrounded by a red one. The Universal Arrow Badge is a silver arrow sus- . pended from a .red and ·white ribbon. It is hung from the the button of the right shirt pocket of t he uniform shirt. Unlike the Flap ~he same badge is worn by all m~mbers>Ordeal, ~ontinued Page 3 K idna.pped t BILL JENNINGS· SECTION SE 2 CHIEF �, . Chiefly · ~~ Speaking .My Brothers, Recently I was call ed upon to speak at the June Crittenden Chapter meeting. Off the top of my head I spoke about "Brotherhood in the Order of the Arrow." Some of the message I'd like to give to you. Usually -when using the term "brother" we tend t'o think of our immediate family • .Erotherly love doesn't always exist in a family--I know. But since they are our brothers (Family) we must live with -them. Al~ though we might fight we have to forgive and forget ··( our parents tend to this). As brotl'lers grow older they seem to grow closer and become more considerste of· e~ch other ..· All of -us are BROTHERS. Anyone ever inducted into. the OA is a bro.ther. Brothers in the OA kno\\ no boundaries. It is time.....that we remember the mea:ning of our admonition and truly treat our fellow brothers as Family. We must work together understanding that t~ere will be differences, and ~e­ solving to accomplish our purposes by loving one another. Yours in the A;rrbw., Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Chickasah Thunderbird Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. Co- Editors- in-Chief • • • Hunter Pickett John Fa.nguy · Publisher • Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser ***** ANYONE who would like to work on the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer should contact : Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963 or John Fanguy • • • • 767-1113 This is an easy way to get your name in print and get involved in the Lodge. Lmms The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your Jpinions and thoughts- -on anything. Please write us. Include your name, address, phone #, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird c/o John Fanguy & Hunter Pickett 752 Reddoch Memphis, TN 38119 1981 NOAC If you have not yet made your reservation for the National Order of the Arrow Conference, time is running out! Five days of encounter with Arrowmen from all over the country and the World is only $150 or $135 ~fore Tuly 1st. As soon as the Lodge gets enough reservations, they will send it in to NOAC and will hopefully get air-condit3fned rooms. The site of the August 10-14 meeting of the minds is the University of Texas at Austll. Featured at the national event will be a wide variety of games and contests like the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, ind the Armadillo Fair. The Jfficial news publication of the conference will be ~he Daily Armadillo. Indian cornpetitiqn and Training. will be highlighted. The $150 ("$135) expense of the "-' biennial~venture is dwarved by the $500 National Jamboree. Hurry!!! Make your payment now a t the Scout Off i ce before you miss the chance! �WORD SEEK OJSQBFM - ODRIBREDNUHTUIOGYD F R S F J A D M , N I T I 0 N T H L V Z D WQ P K M Despite typing errors the March issue of '--,e Thunderbird's "cross words,~ DONALD CRISP of Troop 145 was the first to complete the puzzle. Congratulations ! ! ! Below are the words contained in this issue's . "Word Seek." They are written vertically, hor- 1 ; izontally, diagonally, and backward. The first Arrowma.n to complete the puzzle should call John Fanguy at 767-1113 to receive recognition in the next issue. ~~ XL DS E 0 I E CB Z E D 0 0 H N0 S AJ F B 1 P I WK E V Z R S S H 1 H 1 A B E R U WWW Y 0 0 H N P T DS AR T K AQE I C 0 AN UT R E P L DXDH C V O S W0 L 0 0 F G H J R T S A S H N MG C I E G R Z N V S D J F H U C V B ML Y H Z D S E 0 A S B U I WA P S U H Y T F J K S C 0 U T I N G T N P 0 F Z T U E W QA M 0 P H E R I U G C M M 0 T WE X U U H T F DX Z H X C L A K V B F N E T A M I B N MY 0 R E WD T Y U E J AHGS N X I R F G K I VS L J GR G D N P 1 S Z AQ E F S E C S Y U B N E WP H U V K O I G X S T Z J K S Y C N p C O N C L A V E C V V L P W I P 0 Q W U P T MU G T K V T S MI 1 E G 0 Y Q WC X N F F A T S P Y N I E C U MQ Z P 0 R T H E L P F U1 B R V X I E P C B The Question Continued From P. 1 · ······•UPCOMING ACTIVITIES········ 2 Executive Committee Meeting l0-14 National OA Conference Septe rber AS T E R NVKL AG K C A R G E C I V R E S C R 0 P S A WJ 1 Y E X WD E D Admonition Ama.ngi Boxwell Conclave Crittenden Donald Crisp Eastern Indian Jason Hood ..._.£edge Netami NOAC OASE Order of the Arrow Sash Scouting Service Smile Southwest Sta.ff Thunderbird Tom McGuire Wa.psu WWW August r 11-13 Fall Fellow- ship Brotherhood, and Vigil. If it is necessary for you to be recognized as a member while out of uni\ · form ., an Arrow.Pin is the Appropriate insignia.The Arrow pin is a simple sterling silver lapel pin that may be worn by all members. Pins for Brotherh ood members are made up of a special totem pi~ with an Arrow gu$rd. The Vigil Honor members may wear.a totem . pin with Vigi~ Hon or t~iangular insign ia superimposed with e1n Arrow . guRrd attached. If you are still uncertain ~bout when to where the pins, sash , or flap, you should check wit~ Lodge Cheif Jason Hood or an advisor to ~\...- 'C',,.,..n,,+~.,,r.o 'Rn~l""ii _ �TRAININ G BLOCK TITLES Camp Promotio n Induction s New Arrowmen National Programs Indian Events Lodge Adviser (Adult) Lodge Administr ation I Service Lodge Administr ation II Activities Chapter and Committe e Advisers (Adult) Communi cations General The Adviser and Ind ian Orientatio n (Adult) 1981 CONFE RENCE • AUGUS T 10-14, THE UNIVER SITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CHI CKA SAH LOD GE WWW ~'[QJ~@£)! W!El111@~~W'Illf At Ki aK im a �Who Do Cal.I ? Nashoba Chapter Chief Robert Brooks---358-6986 Netami Chapter Chief Mike Neal---377-0279 Been looking for a way to become more involved in the Lodge? Need an answer to a question? Want to pay those delinquent dues? Below is a listing of who to call for help on any lodge function. Lodge Chief Jason Hood---323-7189 Lay Advisor Mr. Tom McGuire---452-4373 Staff Advisor Mr. Tom Moore ' . ---393- 9250 Secretary Barchelai Smith---386-5958 Treasurer Billy Hopper---388-1285 Ordeal Committee Ed Bisner---353-0246 Brotherhood Committee Billy Pope---398-3865 Vigil Committee Pat Marshall---323-8775 ·Service Committee Robert Brooks---357-6986 Indian Affairs Mike Palmertree---345-10 25 Ceremonies Kevin Powell---327- 3925 Publications Hunter Pickett---358-6963 John Fanguy---767-1113 OASE Chapter Chief Scott Sou thall- -- 743-45 1 ~4 Southwest Chapter Chief Mike .. Palmertree- --345-1 025 Scout Office---327-4193 Beads & Claws The wait for the OA necklace beads is soon to be over. I have ordered 500 of the Claws; and recently I received a letter confirming shipment. The beads are a symbol of the OA events that you have attended in the p~st 5 years. Each bead is color cod ed for a differen event: White- -Ordeal Member Dark Blue--Brotherhood Menber Red--Vigil Honor Brass--NOAC Blue--Conclave Yellow--Pow Wow Orange--Officers training Turquoise--Vigil bead Light Orange--Ordeal or Brotherhood To claim the beads to which you are entitled, an initial fee of $1.00 must be paid, and 10¢ for each event you have attended in the last 5 years. Further news will be available through the Executive Board and the Thunderbird. Jimmy Blackford A.wards Chairman Awards Jimmy Blackford---73.9-304 5 Amangi Chapter Chief Cepeda Green---774-1916 Chapter Chief Jimmy Blackford--- 739-3045 DUES · ~rittenden -· ~astern Skip Cha pter Chief Fowler---~82 ~1 48 5 If you have difficulty in receiving OA letters or the Thunde1bird, the fault may be yours. By paying your du es for 12.§1, you will be assured of receiving all OA material. The Lodge depends on funds from dues to operate. �CHAFTER NEWS EASTERN DISTRICT The stated meetings for the Eastern District of Lodge 406 a re on the second Sunday of each month at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 2:30 pm. The exception is when there is a lodge function scheduled. The troop elections were held before the district camporee. Skip Speck, Vice Chief of Elections, Supervised thirty electiora in three months. The Golden Eagle Dance Team, under the direction of David . Shettles performed for our camporee and they are now available for other dances. At the conclusion of the dance, tap out duties were performed by members of the dance team. There were some fifty -eight· Eastern District scouts and scouters tapped out for member ·1hip. We have made several camp promotion presentations. We made a camp promotion to our Round Table. This was done to show wha t we would show to scouts and their families at Courts of Honor and other meetings. Camp promotions Vice Chief is Owen Bucovaz. The Eastern District now has better than twenty tra:ps registered for camp this summer. Skip Fowler Chapter Chief Hunter Ivy Secretary The Crittenden Chapter attended the Conclave held at Boxwell Reservation. We als o participated at the Scou t Olympics with the help of some people from Troop 304 We have candidates planning to attend the ordeal at Kia _ima this ~ummer. W e have been holding meetings every month on the second Monday. For furt her information on the lodge, call Jimmy Blackford at 501-739-3045 or Mr. David Gosher at 732-1576 . '-.J Jimmy Balckford Chapter Chief NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE* Each chapter in the lodge has the opportunity to report .to their members through the Thunder~ bird, The reports may include anything the chapter aas done or is planning to do. The only chapters that have taken advan~age of the opportunity were the Eastern and Crittenden. We encourage anyone in the other chapters to call the numbers below ~nd find out what their lodge have done since March. ~ Amangi Cepeda Green---774-1916 Nashoba Robert Brooks---358-6986 OASE Scott Southall---743-4544 Netami Mike Neal---377-0279 Southwe st Mike ~almetree---345-1025 -------------------------------------~-------------------------w•------------------ e~~~':a~ASAH , , WWW Non-Profl1 Organlutk>n U S PooWQ• Paid Memphis. Ten n. Permit No ,.35 CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOllYWOOO/MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112/TELEPHONE 3274193 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document 131-)U"t) WWW406 arrow news for arrow men ;t:. Chickas~h m;m Thunderbird w'Ww chickasaw council, b.sa. memphis, tenn. Vol. XXXII No,. 2 CHICKASAH LODGE, 6406 June 1981 A Question of Sash 'l'he pocket; !'lap occupies ti ·-"" right shirt pocket flap. ' Each level of membership has a different color border around ~he flap. The Ordeal Flap has a White border, the Brotherhood has ~ blue one, and the Vigil is surrounded by a red one. When to wear the Order of the Arrow saS1 hcsbea'l one of the foremost questions concerning policies of the organization. Through many revisions, reprintings, and interpretations, the exact conditions of a legitimate reason to display the sash are not as yet determined. It has been established that it may not be worn to tro op meetings, but may be at Courts of Honor, OA functions, and special scout events. The sash should be worn over the right shoulder; and no other patches should be sewn or affixed to the sash, except the 50th and 60th anniversary awards. It is possible to be recognized as an Indian when not ~earing the sash by way of the Pocket Flap, Arrow Pin, or Universal · Arrow Badge. Bil.I Jennings Our own Bill Jennings was elected Se.ction II Chief at the Section II Conclave held in April of this year. Bill has been one of the cornerstones: in our lodge, serving under nine chiefs, serving as a lodge chief, serving four years as the Conclave's Indian Events Chairman, and is now serving as the Vigil QJrmitt.ee Chairman. He is an Eagle Scout with four palms and also an Explorer at post 262. He is a :Philmont ranger • He has attended the. 1977 Nati,onal Jamboree, 1977 and 1979 NOkC's, and the 1978 and 1980 NLS's. The Universal Arrow Badge is a silver arrow sus- . pended from a .red and ·white ribbon. It is hung from the the button of the right shirt pocket of t he uniform shirt. Unlike the Flap ~he same badge is worn by all m~mbers>Ordeal, ~ontinued Page 3 K idna.pped t BILL JENNINGS· SECTION SE 2 CHIEF , . Chiefly . · ~~ Speaking My Brothers, Recently I was call ed upon to speak at the June Crittenden Chapter meeting. Off the top of my head I spoke about "Brotherhood in the Order of the Arrow." Some of the message I'd like to give to you. Usually -when using the term "brother" we tend t'o think of our immediate family • . Erotherly love doesn't always exist in a family--I know. But since they are our brothers (Family) we must live with -them. Al~ though we might fight we have to forgive and forget ··( our parents tend to this). As brotl'lers grow older they seem to grow closer and become more considerste of· e~ch other .. · All of -us are BROTHERS. Anyone ever inducted into . the OA is a bro.ther. Brothers in the OA kno\\ no boundaries. It is time .... . that we remember the mea:ning of our admonition and truly treat our fellow brothers as Family. We must work together understanding that t~ere will be differences, and ~e solving to accomplish our purposes by loving one another. Yours in the A;rrbw., Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Chickasah Thunderbird Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. Co - Editors- in-Chief ••• Hunter Pickett John Fa.nguy · Publisher • Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Adviser ***** ANYONE who would like to work on the THUNDERBIRD as a writer, section editor, or photographer should contact : Hunter Pickett • • • 338-6963 or John Fanguy • • • • 767-1113 This is an easy way to get your name in print and get involved in the Lodge. Lmms The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your Jpinions and thoughts- -on anything. Please write us. Include your name, address, phone #, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird c/o John Fanguy & Hunter Pickett 752 Reddoch Memphis, TN 38119 1981 NOAC If you have not yet made your reservation for the National Order of the Arrow Conference, time is running out! Five days of encounter with Arrowmen from all over the country and the World is only $150 or $135 ~fore Tuly 1st. As soon as the Lodge gets enough reservations, they will send it in to NOAC and will hopefully get air-condit3fned rooms. The site of the August 10-14 meeting of the minds is the University of Texas at Austll. Featured at the national event will be a wide variety of games and contests like the Wanted Poster Exchange, Western Day, ind the Armadillo Fair. The Jfficial news publication of the conference will be ~he Daily Armadillo. Indian cornpetitiqn and Training. will be highlighted. The $150 ("$135) expense of the "-' biennial~v enture is dwarved by the $500 National Jamboree. Hurry!!! Make your pa ym e nt now a t the Scout Off i c e before you miss the chance! WORD SEEK OJSQBFM - ODRIBREDNUHTUIOGYD F R S F J A D M , N I T I 0 N T H L V Z D W Q P K M Despite typing errors ~~ the March issue of '--,e Thunderbird's "cross words,~ DONALD CRISP of Troop 145 was the first to complete the puzzle. Congratulations ! ! ! Below are the words contained in this issue's . "Word Seek." They are written vertically, hor- 1 izontally, diagonally, ; and backward. The first Arrowma.n to complete the puzzle should call John Fanguy at 767-1113 to receive recognition in the next issue. Admonition Ama.ngi Boxwell Conclave Crittenden Donald Crisp Eastern Indian Jason Hood ..._.£edge Netami NOAC OASE Order of the Arrow Sash Scouting Service Smile Southwest Sta.ff Thunderbird Tom McGuire Wa.psu WWW X L D S E 0 I E C B Z E D 0 0 H N 0 S A J F B 1 P I W K E V Z R S S H 1 H 1 A B E R U W W W Y 0 0 H N P T D S A R T K A Q E I C 0 A N U T R E P L D X D H C V O S W 0 L 0 0 F G H J R T S A S H N M G C I E G R Z N V S D J F H U C V B M L Y H Z D S E 0 A S B U I W A P S U H Y T F J K S C 0 U T I N G T N P 0 F Z T U E W Q A M 0 P H E R I U G C M M 0 T W E X U U H T F D X Z H r A S T E R N V K L A G K C X W D T Y U E C L A K V B F N E T A M I B N M Y 0 R E J A H G S N A R G E C I V R E S C R 0 P S A W J 1 Y E X W D E D X I R F G K I V S L J G R G D N P 1 S Z A Q E F S E C S Y U B N E W P H U V K O I G X S T Z J K S Y C N p C O N C L A V E C V V L P W I P 0 Q W U P T M U G T K V T S M I 1 E G 0 Y Q W C X N F F A T S P Y N I E C U M Q Z P 0 R T H E L P F U 1 B R V X I E P C B The Question Continued From P. 1 Brotherhood, and Vigil. If it is necessary for you to be recognized as a member while out of uniform., an Arrow.Pin \ · is the Appropriate insignia.The Arrow pin is a simple sterling silver lapel pin that may be worn by all members. · ······•UPCOMING ACTIVITIES········ Pins for Brotherh ood members are made up of a special totem pi~ with an Arrow gu$rd. The Vigil Honor members may wear.a totem . pin with Vigi~ Ho n or t~iangular insign ia superimp osed with e1n Arrow August 2 Executive Committee Meeting l0-14 National OA Conference Septe rber 11-13 Fall Fellowship guRrd attached. . If you are still uncertain ~bout when to where the pins, sash , or flap, you should check wit~ Lodge Cheif Jason Hood or an advisor to ~\...- 'C',,.,..n,,+~.,,r.o 'Rn~l""ii _ Camp Promotion New Arrowmen Lodge Administration I Lodge Administration II Communications TRAINING BLOCK TITLES Inductions National Programs Service Activities General Indian Events Lodge Adviser (Adult) Chapter and Committee Adv isers (Adult) The Adviser and Indian Orientation (Adult) 1981 CONFERENCE• AUGUST 10-14, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN CHICKASAH LODGE ~'[QJ~@£)! WWW W!El111@~~W'Illf At KiaKima -· Who Do Cal.I ? Been looking for a way to become more involved in the Lodge? Need an answer to a question? Want to pay those delinquent dues? Below is a listing of who to call for help on any lodge function. Lodge Chief Jason Hood---323-7189 Lay Advisor Mr. Tom McGuire---452-4373 Staff Advisor Mr. Tom Moore ' . ---393- 9250 Secretary Barchelai Smith---386-5958 Treasurer Billy Hopper---388-1285 Ordeal Committee Ed Bisner---353-0246 Brotherhood Committee Billy Pope---398-3865 Vigil Committee Pat Marshall- --323-8775 ·Service Committee Robert Brooks---357-6986 Indian Affairs Mike Palmertree---345-1025 Ceremonies Kevin Powell---327- 3925 Publications Hunter Pickett---358-6963 John Fanguy---767-1113 Awards Jimmy Blackford---73.9-3045 Amangi Chapter Chief Cepeda Green---774-1916 · ~rittenden Chapter Chief Jimmy Blackford--- 739-3045 ~astern Ch a pter Chief Skip Fowler---~82 ~1 4 8 5 Nashoba Chapter Chief Robert Brooks---358-69 86 Netami Chapter Chief Mike Neal---377-0279 OASE Chapter Chief Scott Sou thall- -- 74 3-45 1 ~4 Southwest Chapter Chief Mike .. Palmertree- --345-1 025 Scout Office---327-4193 Beads & Claws The wait for the OA necklace beads is soon to be over. I have ordered 500 of the Claws; and recently I received a letter confirming shipment. The beads are a symbol of the OA events that you have attended in the p ~ st 5 years. Each bead is color cod e d for a differen event: White- -Ordeal Member Dark Blue--Brotherhood Menber Red--Vigil Honor Brass--NOAC Blue--Conclave Yellow--Pow Wow Orange--Officers training Turq uoise--Vigil bead Light Orange--Ordeal or Brotherhood To claim the beads to which you are entitled, an initial fee of $1.00 must be paid, and 10¢ for each event you have attended in the last 5 years. Further news will be available through the Executive Board and the Thunderbird. Jimmy Blackford A.wards Chairman DUES If you have difficulty in receiving OA letters or the Thunde1- bird, the fault may be yours. By paying your du es for 12.§1, you will be assured of receiving all OA material. The Lodge depends on funds from due s to operate. CHAFTER NEWS EASTERN DISTRICT The stated meetings for the Eastern District of Lodge 406 a re on the second Sunday of each month at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 2:30 pm. The exception is when there is a lodge function scheduled. The troop elections were held before the district camporee. Skip Speck, Vice Chief of Elections, Supervised thirty electiora in three months. The Golden Eagle Dance Team, under the direction of David . Shettles performed for our camporee and they are now available for other dances. At the conclusion of the dance, tap out duties were performed by members of the dance team. There were some fifty -eight· Eastern District scouts and scouters tapped out for member ·1hip. We have made several camp promotion presentations. We made a camp promotion to our Round Table. This was done to show wh a t we would show to scouts and their families at Courts of Honor and other meetings. Camp promotions Vice Chief is Owen Bucovaz. The Eastern District now has better than twenty tra:ps registered for camp this summer. Skip Fowler Chapter Chief Hunter Ivy Secretary The Crittenden Chapter attended the Conclave held at Boxwell Reservation. We als o participated at the Scou t Olympics with the help of some people from Troop 304 '-.J We have candidates planning to attend the ordeal at Kia _ ima this ~ummer. We have been holding meet - ings every month on the second Monday. For furt h er information on the lodge, call Jimmy Blackford at 501-739- 304 5 or Mr. David Gosher at 732-1 576 . Jimmy Balckford Chapter Chief NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE*NOTE* Each chapter in the lodge has the opportunity to report .to their members through the Thunder~ bird, The reports may include anything the chapter aas done or is planning to do. The only chapters that have taken advan~ age of the opportunity were the Eastern and Crittenden. We encourage anyone in the other chapters to call the numbers below ~nd find out what their lodge have done since March. ~ Amangi Cepeda Green---774-1916 Nashoba Robert Brooks---358-6986 OASE Scott Southall---743-4544 Netami Mike Neal---377-0279 Southwe st Mike ~almetree---345-1025 -------------------------------------~-------------------------w•------------------ Non-Profl1 Organlutk>n U S PooWQ• Pai d Memphis. Tenn. Permit No ,.35 e~~~':a~ASAH ,, CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOllYWOOO/MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112/TELEPHONE 3274193 WWW Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1981 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1981 (June) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow