https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1817937cb40b432220d138bf8fb266b0.pdf 9c40f78b5d01d5c0caaa8d345ff390e5 PDF Text Text /3/- c ·. . · ~<J · · ~~~ -i°ASAH LOOU~ Ch ick asa h Thunderbird arrow news for arrow men chickas aw council, b.s.a. memphis, tenn. ocToBER LITTIR JROK TBI CHiil Dear &rronen, &s the year co1es to an end and elections of the new officers hale occurred, it is ti1e to bid farewell as 1989 lodge chief. As I assu1e the role of i11ediate past lodge chief, I begin to reflect back on all 17 1e1ories of lodge elents for the last year and a half. The 1ost pro1inent of 17 1e1ories is the outstanding conclale ve hosted at lia li1a. All the ti1e, energy, and enthusias1 that vent into the conclale, enabled us to pull off the BIST conclale eler. Also the participation at the Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends, vbicb have resulted in increased 1e1bership, have been excellent. I'1 proud to say I was 1989 lodge chief. And now as the past lodge chief and the new lodge officers wort together to plan another excellent year for 1990, they are also hard at wort planning the upco1ing Dece1ber banquet to 1ate it an i1pressile and worthwhile elent. I hope to se~ everyone there as ve present awards and tost i1portantly pass the bonnet . It vill definitely be a terrific end for such a great year. But until the banquet, I expect to see everyone at the Ordeal/Brotherhood. See you there. Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradley Lodge Chief /lTV 1989 1989 SICTIOM II COICLAVl--!BJ. WI l!ll The Section II Conclave was held April 28-30, 1989, at our ovn lia li1a Scout Resvation, near BardJ, Arkansas. Our lodge was host of the conclale. It was heard fro1 1any of the 500 who attended that this was the BIST conclale eler held in our section. Our lodge von third place in Tea1 Dance, and Ji1 Strictland toot first place in SpecialJ Dance. Our cere1on7 tea1 should also be congratulated on a job well done. The highlight of the conclave vas vben our ovn LarrJ Raines was re-elected as Sl-2 Section Chief. • Ml &RI H&YIIG AB&IQOIT Roa ld1oads fo Be Guest Speaker It bas been several years since our lodge bas had a banquet, so let's take this years ' a great one. Ne will hate a buffet style teal, which vill include roast beef and all the tri11ings . The highlights of the evening vill be the Vigil Call-outs and the installation of the 1989-90 lodge officers. Our guest speaker vill be Kr. Ron ld1onds. He is an Kagle Scout, a 1e1ber of our lodge, and the Co11issioner in the lastern District. Kr. ld1onds is the Senior Banager of Peat Barvick. The banquet vill be held at 6:30 P.K. on Dece1ber 8, 1989, at Second Baptist Church, 4680 Walnut Grove . The cost vill be $7.50 per person. Bake your reservations early using the for1 included in this newsletter. The last day to 1ake reservations is Kove1eber 30, 1989 . �LARGK COMTIKGKKT KKKDKD--1990 SKCTIOK II COMCLAVK fELLONSHIP HELD AT CAMP CURRIER The 1990 Section II Conclave will be held by the Tiat Lodge, at their ca1p, south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Ne hope that you will attend this great event . before has our lodge provided a large contingent Section Conclave, other than the one we hosted last Mith your help we can take a contingent to the conclave that no one will forget. Kever to a year. 1990 The Section Council of Chiefs will be 1eeting in Move1ber to finalize details for the upco1ing conclave. This i1for1ation will be published in the next issue of The Thunderbird. To help ease the proble1 of transporation, our lodge is anticipating chartering a bus. further infor1ation uill be furnished at a later date. If you want 1ore infor1ation about the conclave, contact your lodge chief or lodge adviser. The 1989 fellowship was a success. The activities held Saturday 1orning and afternoon included the ley Chain Quest, swi11ing events, and volleyball. The object of the quest uas to deter1ine uhich chapter could find the 1ost nu1ber of seven key chains uhich were hidden around the ca1p. The Napaneu Chapter (Eastern District) do1inated the volleyball and awi11ing events, while the conglo1erate (a 1i1ture of several chapters , each with a s1all representation) and the Keta1i Chapter (Northeast District) tied for first in the ley Chain Quest. Lodge elections were held on Saturday afternoon. The na1es of your new lodge officers are listed elsewhere in this newsletter. Because of the weather on Saturday night, the ca1pfire and Indian dance co1petition were held in the dining hall. len li1ble won first pla~e in the dance co1petition, Eric litchens took second, and Philip Burton was third. O.A. PBILMOIT TREl ·rou need seek no roci1 su11it-tbese bigb places are witbiD you.· -!eteu The 1989 O.A. Phil1ont Tret was held August 13-22, 1989. Our section (Sl-2) contingent arrived on Sunday, August 13, and departed on Saturday, August 19. The crew f ro1 the Chickasah Lodge consisted of Ryan fisher, Alan Wright, Vince Sutherland, and Leyton Wright. Larry Raines, our section chief, was on staff. Our lodge 1e1bers stayed at Lover's Leap, Crater Lake, Black Mountain, and the Beubean ca1psites. The big•lights of the week were the O.A. rendezvous and the speech fro1 our Rational Chief, Jack SteTens . The the1e of the trek, "These high places are within you ,· ca1e fro1 Meteu's talk in the pre-ordeal cere1ony. 75TH AMHIVKRSARY ANARD---A TMO-YIAB PROGRAM The 15th Anniversary progra1 kicked-off at the 1988 Rational Order of the Arrow Conference (HOAC) and will continue through the 1990 IOAC at Indiana University, Bloo1ington, Indiana, August 12-16, 1990. The individual require1ents for earning the 75th Anniversary Award are listed on the "75TH AMMIVERSAR AMABD-IMD IVIDOAL RIQUIRIMEKTS SHIET" included with this newsletter. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult . IM KACH or TBK QUEST ARKAS, TBRll or THE fIVI RIQUIRIKKMTS !UST BK COMPLETED. To receive your award, take your co1pleted ·require1ents sheet" SIGMID BY ALODGI OfflCKR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any of our lodge events. Bequire1ents 1et prior to August 31, 1988 will not be considered for the Award. for tore infor1ation, contact one of the lodge officers or your chapter chief. �1989 CALllDAi Of O.A. IYllTS 1990 CALllDAR Of O.A. IYllTS Location hent/ActhitJ Date Oct. 13-15 , 1989 Ordeal, Brotherhood, (Sii IOTI) Caap Currier Date hent/ActhitJ Januar7, 1990 Thunderbird and Plan Book Location Killington Raval Air Station februarJ, 1990 Troop llections feb. 8, 1990 KOY . 12 1989 {Sii IOTI) O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) Lodge Beeting (7:00 P.B.) Bar. 4, 1990 Dec . 8, 1989 O.A. fa1il1 Banquet O.A. l1ecutiTe Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) April -Kay t 1990 Tap-outs, Indian Dance lov. 3-5, 1989 I Scout Base '89 Second Baptist Qurch 4680 Walnut Grove {MOTi: CHAIGI IM THI DATI OR ACTIVITY OM YOUB RID DUIS CARD.) Apr. 27-29, 1990 Section 2 Conclave To Be Announced District Ca1porees Hattisburg, BS. -------- Bay, 1990 Thunderbird Kay 20 t 1990 O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.B.) June 8-10, 1990 Ordeal, Brotherhood, Lodge Beeting lia lila Scout Reservation June-July, 1990 Su11er Ca1p Tap-outs, Indian Dance lia lila Scout Reservation August, 1990 Thunderbird -------- Aug. 12-16, 1990 lational Order of the Indiana Univ. , Arrov Conference Bloo1ington, Ind. Sept. 12, 1990 O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.K.) Oct. 5-7, 1990 Ordeal, Brotherhood Oct. 19-21, 1990 O.A. fellovship * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DOl'T fOBGIT TO PAY YOUi 1990 DUIS Don't forget to pay your O.A. dues for 1990. All dues are payable by Dece1ber 31th for the following rear. (e.g., 1990 dues have to be paid by Dece1ber 31, 1989.) « i. wbu. Di lli.. Cbichsab lli.. m im.. LQW.. fill. ~ zm. im.. a mi k fild. DQ. lfilc_ ibJ.D.. Dece1ber li,...118.L fil zm. AW. iQ. k included LQW.. a * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Camp Currier Camp Currier Rove1ber, 1990 Thunderbird loT. 17, 1990 Lodge Planning Conference To Be Announced Dec. 7, 1990 O.A . fa1ily Banquet To Be Announced -------- �1990 LODGI Off ICllS The officers of the Chickaaah Lodge for 1990 are: Sl-2 Section Chief. . Larry Baines . .388-1629 Lodge Chief . . Cary Nhite .365-9357 Yice Chief. . Travis Tate . .345-9747 Yice Chief. . len Hable .388-1098 Secretary/Treasurer . . Alan Wright . .683-9645 Past Lodge Chief. . Brad Bradley. .678-7169 Lodge Adliser . . Ji1 Stanford. . N- 761-1040 Staff Adviser . . Claud Bro11n . . N- 327-4193 0 MCAS ANARD The national co11ittee has announced a special progra1 designed to raise, fro1 the Order's general 1e1bership, funds to fulfill the Order's pledge to the National Scouting Kuseu1 capital ca1paign. The Order pledged a lead gift to the capital ca1paign in february, 1988. funds received in this progra1 11ill be applied to11ard the Order's $100,000 co11it1ent to the Kuseu1, thus reducing the dollars needed fro1 the &rrov Trust fund to 1eet the Order's Co11it1ent. Ke1bers contributing fro1 $10.00 to $99.00 will receive the OMCAS &NARD, and the handso1e recognition certificate aho11n belo11. 1989-90 CBAPTIB CBilfS A1angi (South Central) .Brandon Ba1pton . . (Adviser. .Louis Ric~ardson . .323-6333 . 396-0777) .fl/I A/II ''"''' Crittenden. (Adviser. UNCAS AWARD lagata1en (HW Kiss.) . .lyle Magner. (Adliser . .Ricky Kcleil . .393-3256 .393-9261) lashoba . . (Adviser. .Doug Soileau . .872-7590 leta1i (lortheast). (Adviser ... .Jay Collins . .Bill Dougherty . ior tont10. ~1Ulhc:Nl""""Dr00o4 li>t '""-""''""w.v mfuncl l\n ~..-o:rttwh(h ,.·il p~~ ll'ld do"'4JY!he l'doryof th<°"-'"oll.ht 11.tfl.)wo.,tllt'CNJll.N\(.~lln.gt."-i '.nll'n ) .1-837-0704 .353-2445) for 1e1bers contributing $100.00 to $499.00, recognition in the for• of a custo1, li1ited edition OA Kuseu1 ca1paign belt buckle is alailable . Korth Central . (Adviser . . . OASI (Southeast). (Adviser. . . . .Chris Karshall . .Scott Stelens. .365-7793 . 685-5817) Napaneu (lastern) (Adviser . . . . .Bunter Bailey. .Leyton Wright . .754-8198 .683-9645) Nitschindin (South11est)Brian Nolfe. (Adviser . . . . . . . . . . .. . .342-1879 ) Those taking a contribution of $500.00 of 1ore will receive a handso1e crystal recognition piece suitable for display on a table or 1antle, depicting an eagle with an arrowhead. Checks, 1ade payable to BSA, along with full na1e and addreas should be sent to : Hational Director, Order of the Arrow, P.O. Box 152079, Irving , TI 75015-2079. �-- -- -- NOAC '90 - -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - The Place to Be! 1989 O.A. fAKILY BAMQUIT--RISIRVATIOH fORK AUGUST 12-16, 1990 Indiana University TO: Chickasah Lodge, Chickasaw Council, 171 S. Hollywood, Ke1phis, TH 38112 · •Fun *Fellowship *New Experiences *Ceremonies Competitions *Athletic Competitions *Games & Special Activities *Spectacular Shows *Personalities I plan to attend the O.A . fa1ily Banquet on friday, Dece1ber 8, 1989 . lnclosed is a check to cover the cost of 11 reservation and the reservations of any guests I plan to bring. IAH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CBAPTU: _ _ _ _ _ __ I µ:i ADDRISS:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ z H CITY: _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ STATI: _ _ ZIP: _ _ __ TILIPHOH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ UIIT MO: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,...:i NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE I I Never before, and never again, will there be a big 75th annivenaiy National Order of the Arrow Conferena: a:immemorating the founding or the Order. ti) DATI or BIRTH:-------- YOUTH BIBBIBSBIP STATUS (circle one): ( );ADULT ( )21 OB OLDER BBOTBIBBOOD OBDIAL H Whether you are interested In lodge operations, Indian lore, ceremonies a:impetition, athletic a:impetition, or if you just want to have fun, you11 be glad you're a pan of the NOAC '90 experience. VIGIL BISIBYATIOMS llCLOSID: I 0 BJ reservation . . . . . . . $ 7.50 z 0 Guests ..... la1es of guests: . _ I $7.50: _ _ You'll want to be"with fellow arrowmen from aaoss America as we join in Scouting brotherhood to celebrate seventy-five years of cheerful semce to Scouting and fellow man. ,...:i There will be great food, Cldting and inspirational shows, an ice cream social, personal development opponunities, and much, mudl morel Make plans now to join your lodge a:intingent at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on August 12-16, 1990. The conference fee is just $210 per arrowman which includes food, housing. shows and a:>nference material A special discount applies to Cull fees paid and received in the National office before May 1, 1990. Watch your lodge bulletin for more details. BUT DON'T WAIT - SIGN UP WLWYT <( I &sovations an on a DELAY! I Fill out the reservation form below and forward to your lodge or a:iuncil service a:nter today. E-< fint come - fint served basis willl paid lkposia made :::i through your /odgr. DONT (Clip ond Mail) u I TO: Chickasah Total a1ount sub1itted . . . . . . . . . $_ _ (Kate check payable to Boy Scouts of A1erica.) *** IOTI: *** - -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - -- -- - LAST DATI JOB KAIIMG BISIBVATIOHS IS MOVIKBIB 30, 1989. ~ ~ Chictasa1 Council. 111 5..... Boll1aood. Ke1phis. 1l aB.111 lnclosed is $50 to reserve IY position in the lodge contingent for NOAC '90 to be held at Indiana University in Bloo1ington, Indiana on Aug 12-16, 1990. HH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TILIPBOH: _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDBISS: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ CITY: _____________ STATI: ___ ZIP: _ __ CBAPTIR: _ _ _ _ _ _ UIIT HO: _ _ YOUTH ( );ADULT ( )21 OR OLDER �75TB AINIVIRSARY ANARD-llDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIBllTS SillT YOUTH RIQUIRIBIKTS: ADULT RIQOIRIBllTS: Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: Attain Brotherhood !eabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arrovaan through his attainaent of Brotherhood. _ __ 2. Help conduct an OA election in a Unit other than your _ __ 1. OiD. _ __ 3. Serve on a chapter or lodge co11ittee or as a chapter or lodge officer. _ __ 4. Serve as a 1e1ber of a lodge cereaonial teaa or as an Klangoaat . ___ 5. Participate in a 1ini1u1 of 3 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -lational Order of the Order Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Ca1p Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cere1ony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Develop1ent: _ _ _ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Participate in Council ·scout Show· or District Caaporee hent. _ __ 3. Assist in a Unit 's Caap Proaotion Progra1 (other than your own). ___ 4. Be responsible for signing up two scouts for su11er caap. ___ 5. Participate in at least two chapter or lodge co11unity service projects. Quest for Personal Developaent: _ _ _ 1. Advance one Socut rank or as an l1plorer fulfill your responsibilities in your Post. ___ 2. Serve on a Su11er Caap Staff. ___ 3. Pro1ote the correct 11earing of the uni fora through personal e1a1ple. _ __ 4. Deepen your spiritual co11it1ent by earning the e1ble1 of your religious faith. ___ 5. Serve on the Student Council or as a Class Officer in your school . Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: Attain Brotherhood Keabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arro111an through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Serve as a chapter or lodge adviser or co11ittee adviser. ___ 3. Participate in at least one of the 1ajor events of the lodge . (fellowship, Pov-Nov, Ordeal Neekend, ltc .). ___ 4. Provide transportation/leadership for youth to at least one OA unit election and/or Ca1p Pro1otion Progra1 (other than your own unit). ___ 5. lncourage youth to participate by giving leadership to a 1ini1u1 of 4 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -National Order of the Arrow Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Caap Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cereaony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base . _ _ _ 1. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Developaent: _ __ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Serve as a Unit leader (SK, ASK, Co11ittee1an) or on a District or Council Co11ittee. ___ 3. Help organize a new Scout unit. ___ 4. Participate financ ially in your local council 's "friends of Scouting· prograa. ___ 5. Participate in a co11unity service organization (Lions, Rotary, Kvanis, JC's, Salvation !ray, Boys Club, etc.). Quest for Personal Develop1ent: Participate in or give leadership to an adult training session that you have not participated in before. ___ 2. Serve as a Ca1p-Kaster one weekend or as a Su11er Caap Co11issioner . ___ 3. Be responsible for your unit 's participation in a council su11er ca1p progra1 and at least two weekend caaping experiences in one year . ___ 4. Participate in a training session for Alcohol &Drug Abuse and/or Child Abuse Progra1. _ __ 5. Serve on a Co11unity or Church co11ittee (PTO, PTA, Church Council, Civic Club, Political Ca1paign, etc.) _ _ _ 1. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult. >>>>TBRll OUT OJ THI JIVI RIQOIRIKIKTS MUST Bl COKPLITID IM IACB QUIST ARIA. <<<< To receive your award, take this co1pleted "require1ents sheet• SIGKID BY ALODGI OJJICIR along with $3.00 to the Scout Shop or to any lodge event. Require1ents 1ust be 1et between August 31, 1988, and August 16, 1990. lau Lodge Aiire11 (Street, City, State, %ip) Lotte Officera Sifnatare hlephne Date Date of lirth Yoatk/Ualt �1990 NATIONAL ORDIR or THI ARRON COMJIRllCI BBOTBIRBOOD CIRl!OIY TO Bl BILD AT CARP CORRllR •fUN•!ILLO#SHIPtNI# llPIBIINCIStCKRINONIIS CONPITITIONSt tATHLITIC CONPITITIONStGANIS &SPECIAL ACTIVITIKSt tSPICTACULAR SHO#tPKRSONALITIISt The Brotherhood Cere1ony will be held in conjunction with the fall Ordeal at Ca1p Currier, ludora, !ississippi, on October 13-15 , 1989. The 1990 National Order of the Arrow Conference (M.O.A.C.) will be held August 12-16 at the University of Indiana in Bloo1ington, Indiana. If you have 1et the require1ents below, you 1ay seal your 1e1bership in the Order through the Brotherhood cereaony. These conferences are held every two years to provide all lodge officials and other lodge 1e1bers with additional opportunities for training, as well as opportunities to 1eet 1e1bers of other lodges fro1 all over the country and share 1ethods, ideas and fellowship. The conference fee includes food, housing, special events and shows, and conference 1aterial. Begin 1ating your plans conference in 1990. now to attend this great >>>---> DOl'T DILAY--SIGI OP TODAY! <---<<< RISIRYATIOIS ARI 01 A JIRST CO!l-fIRST SIRYID BASIS NITB DIPOSITS !ADI THROUGH THI LODGI. CO!PLITI THI RISIRYATIOI fOR! ATTACHID TO THI IOAC BOLLITII IICLODID MITH THIS llNSLITTIR ABD RITORI IT TO THI SCOOT orrICI. As an added benefit, our lodge is planning to charter a bus to tate our 1e1bers to this outstanding event. The cost of transportation and other 1iscellaneous trip expenses is BOT included in the conference fees. Additional inforaation regarding these costs will be provided later. If you want 1ore infor1ation about 1.0.!.C., contact 1our lodge chief or lodge adviser. national leadership seminar NATIONAL LIADIRSHIP SIBIIAi The Rational Leadership Seainar (BLS) was held June 23-25, 1989, at South Georgia College in Douglas, Georgia. This was the onlJ BLS of the year to be held for the Southeast Region, and it pro,ed to be one of the best ever. Although none of our lodge 1e1bers attended, three of our 1e1bers served in various staff positions. These arrowaen were Larry Raines, Ji1 Laycoot, and Joe Raines. To be eligible for Brotherhood-----You 1ust have continued faithfully to serve your fello11an. -You 1ust have been an Ordeal 1e1ber for at least 10 1onths. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in Scouting. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in the Order of the Arrow. -You 1ust pay the required fees in advance. -You 1ust coaplete the require1ents on pages 51 through 56 of the Order of the Arrow Handbook (1989 printing), which includes the following sections: "On the Trail to Brotherhood", "The Challenges of Brotherhood !eabership", and "The Custo1s and Traditions of the Ordeal". (YOO SHOULD Bl PRIPARID TO GIYI THI YIRBAL PORTIOI OOTLillD II THISI SICTIOIS JRIDAY IIGHT AJTIR CHICIIIG II.) -You !OST write a rededication letter to the Lodge Secretary expressing how you feel you are prepared for the Brotherhood. This letter should--(a) lxplain what you think the Obligation 1eans, (b) Describe how you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you have used your understanding of the traditions of the Ordeal to aid in your service, (c) Describe your specific plans for giving service in the Lodge progr11. THIS LITTIR !OST Bl PRIPARID II ADYAICI AID Bl PRISllTID NHll YOO CHICI IN 01 JRIDAY MIGHT. Attaining Brotherhood 1e1bership is an iaportant asset to your lodge. If you are prepared now to 1ate this iaportant decision for yourself, we will welcoae you at the cereaony. Please let us tnow of your intentions so preparations can be 1ade for all those who will attend on October 13-15. Aregistration for1 for this purpose has been sent under separate cover to those eligible for brotherhood. �JALL ORDIAL AND BROTHIRHOOD TO Bl HILD OCTOBIR 13-15, 1989 CIRIBOIIIS COBBITTll IS ACTIVI The Jall Ordeal and Brotherhood will be held at Ca1p Currier October 13, l• and 15, 1989. All 1e1bers are encouraged to attend this weekend to help induct those brothers tapped out for induction into the Order of the Arrow. We also can help our ca1p ranger with those things needed to help insure that those using the ca1p vill enjoy a good outdoor experience. The cere1onies co11ittee is preparing for the upco1ing Ordeal and Brotherhood. Those arrov1en interested in cere1onies are encouraged to 1eetings to be held at lingsvay and Kassey Road) at 2:30 P.R. on Re1e1ber, you were chosen above others by your fellow Scouts to beco1e a 1e1ber of the Order. You should consider it a privilege and honor to be a 1e1ber and help carry out the traditions of the Order. lveryone should bring the folloving: NORl GLOYIS, WORl CLOTBIS, SCOOT OIIJOR!, RAii GIAR, SLllPIIG BAG, ITC. October 8 participating in Lodge attend the cere1onies Christian Church, Poplar the following dates: October 22 The Order of the Arrov cere1onies are vital to an effective lodge progra1. If you are up to its challenge, please contact len liable, Cere1onies Chair1an, at 388-1098 or 388-2504. The fees include all 1eals on Saturday and breakfast on Su1da7. The Brotherhood fees also include a handbook, pocket flap and sash. THI ORDIAL AID BROTHIRBOOD RIGISTRATIOI JOR! , WHICH BAILID OIDIR SIPARATI COVIi, SHOULD Bl SOBKITTID WITH JllS TO THI COUNCIL OJJICI . JOOD BOST Bl ORDIRID ADYAICI; TBIRIJORI, 10 WALl-11 RISIRVATIOIS WILL ACCIPTID. WAS ALL II Bl Check-in will be fro1 6:00 P.R. until 10:00 P.R. fridaJ . CHIC KAS AH LOD GE Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Memphis, Tenn. Permit No. 435 CHICKASAW COUNCIL l1l SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112 0653 VINCE SUTHERLAND MEMPHIS, TN 38134 � 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 • /3/- /lTV Chickasah Thunderbird c ·.. ..· ~<J · · ~~~ arrow news for arrow men -i°ASAH LOOU~ ocToBER chickasaw council, b.s.a. memphis, tenn. 1989 LITTIR JROK TBI CHiil Dear &rronen, &s the year co1es to an end and elections of the new officers hale occurred, it is ti1e to bid farewell as 1989 lodge chief . As I assu1e the role of i11ediate past lodge chief, I begin to reflect back on all 17 1e1ories of lodge elents for the last year and a half. The 1ost pro1inent of 17 1e1ories is the outstanding conclale ve hosted at lia li1a . All the ti1e, energy, and enthusias1 that vent into the conclale, enabled us to pull off the BIST conclale eler. Also the participation at the Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends, vbicb have resulted in increased 1e1bership, have been excellent. I'1 proud to say I was 1989 lodge chief. And now as the past lodge chief and the new lodge officers wort together to plan another excellent year for 1990, they are also hard at wort planning the upco1ing Dece1ber banquet to 1ate it an i1pressile and worthwhile elent. I hope to se~ everyone there as ve present awards and tost i1portantly pass the bonnet . It vill definitely be a terrific end for such a great year. But until the banquet, I expect to see everyone at the Ordeal/Brotherhood. See you there. Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradley Lodge Chief 1989 SICTIOM II COICLAVl--!BJ. WI l!ll The Section II Conclave was held April 28-30, 1989, at our ovn lia li1a Scout Resvation, near BardJ, Arkansas. Our lodge was host of the conclale. It was heard fro1 1any of the 500 who attended that this was the BIST conclale eler held in our section. Our lodge von third place in Tea1 Dance, and Ji1 Strictland toot first place in SpecialJ Dance. Our cere1on7 tea1 should also be congratulated on a job well done. The highlight of the conclave vas vben our ovn LarrJ Raines was re-elected as Sl-2 Section Chief. • Ml &RI H&YIIG A B&IQOIT Roa ld1oads fo Be Guest Speaker It bas been several years since our lodge bas had a banquet , so let's take this years ' a great one. Ne will hate a buffet style teal, which vill include roast beef and all the tri11ings . The highlights of the evening vill be the Vigil Call-outs and the installation of the 1989-90 lodge officers. Our guest speaker vill be Kr. Ron ld1onds. He is an Kagle Scout, a 1e1ber of our lodge, and the Co11issioner in the lastern District. Kr. ld1onds is the Senior Banager of Peat Barvick. The banquet vill be held at 6:30 P.K. on Dece1ber 8, 1989, at Second Baptist Church, 4680 Walnut Grove . The cost vill be $7.50 per person. Bake your reservations early using the for1 included in this newsletter. The last day to 1ake reservations is Kove1eber 30, 1989 . LARGK COMTIKGKKT KKKDKD--1990 SKCTIOK II COMCLAVK The 1990 Section II Conclave will be held by the Tiat Lodge, at their ca1p, south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Ne hope that you will attend this great event . Kever before has our lodge provided a large contingent to a Section Conclave, other than the one we hosted last year . Mith your help we can take a contingent to the 1990 conclave that no one will forget. The Section Council of Chiefs will be 1eeting in Move1ber to finalize details for the upco1ing conclave. This i1f or1ation will be published in the next issue of The Thunderbird. To help ease the proble1 of transporation, our lodge is anticipating chartering a bus. further infor1ation uill be furnished at a later date. If you want 1ore infor1ation about the conclave, contact your lodge chief or lodge adviser. f ELLONSHIP HELD AT CAMP CURRIER The 1989 fellowship was a success. The activities held Saturday 1orning and afternoon included the ley Chain Quest, swi11ing events, and volleyball. The object of the quest uas to deter1ine uhich chapter could find the 1ost nu1ber of seven key chains uhich were hidden around the ca1p. The Napaneu Chapter (Eastern District) do1inated the volleyball and awi11ing events, while the conglo1erate (a 1i1ture of several chapters , each with a s1all representation) and the Keta1i Chapter (Northeast District) tied for first in the ley Chain Quest. Lodge elections were held on Saturday afternoon. The na1es of your new lodge officers are listed elsewhere in this newsletter. Because of the weather on Saturday night, the ca1pfire and Indian dance co1petition were held in the dining hall. len li1ble won first pla~e in the dance co1petition , Eric litchens took second, and Philip Burton was third . O.A. PBILMOIT TREl ·rou need seek no roci1 su11it-tbese bigb places are witbiD you.· -!eteu The 1989 O.A. Phil1ont Tret was held August 13-22, 1989 . Our section (Sl-2) contingent arrived on Sunday , August 13, and departed on Saturday, August 19. The crew f ro1 the Chickasah Lodge consisted of Ryan fisher, Alan Wright, Vince Sutherland, and Leyton Wright. Larry Raines, our section chief, was on staff. Our lodge 1e1bers stayed at Lover's Leap, Crater Lake, Black Mountain, and the Beubean ca1psites. The big•lights of the week were the O.A. rendezvous and the speech fro1 our Rational Chief, Jack SteTens . The the1e of the trek, "These high places are within you ,· ca1e fro1 Meteu's talk in the pre-ordeal cere1ony. 75TH AMHIVKRSARY ANARD---A TMO-YIAB PROGRAM The 15th Anniversary progra1 kicked-off at the 1988 Rational Order of the Arrow Conference (HOAC) and will continue through the 1990 IOAC at Indiana University, Bloo1ington, Indiana, August 12-16, 1990. The individual require1ents for earning the 75th Anniversary Award are listed on the "75TH AMMIVERSAR AMABD-IMDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIMEKTS SHIET" included with this newsletter. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult . IM KACH or TBK QUEST ARKAS, TBRll or THE fIVI RIQUIRIKKMTS !UST BK COMPLETED. To receive your award, take your co1pleted ·require1ents sheet" SIGMID BY A LODGI OfflCKR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any of our lodge events . Bequire1ents 1et prior to August 31, 1988 will not be considered for the Award. for tore infor1ation, contact one of the lodge officers or your chapter chief. 1989 CALllDAi Of O.A. IYllTS Date hent/ActhitJ Location Oct. 13-15 , 1989 Ordeal, Brotherhood, (Sii IOTI) Caap Currier lov . 3-5, 1989 KOY . 12 I 1989 {Sii IOTI) Dec . 8, 1989 Scout Base '89 Killington Raval Air Station O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) O.A. fa1il1 Banquet Second Baptist Qurch 4680 Walnut Grove {MOTi : CHAIGI IM THI DATI OR ACTIVITY OM YOUB RID DUIS CARD.) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DOl'T fOBGIT TO PAY YOUi 1990 DUIS Don ' t forge t to pay your O.A. dues for 1990. All dues are payable by Dece1ber 31th for the following rear. (e.g., 1990 dues have to be paid by Dece1ber 31, 1989.) fil zm. AW. iQ. k included « i. wbu. Di lli.. Cbichsab LQW.. a lli.. m im.. LQW.. fill. ~ zm. im.. a mi k fild. DQ. lfilc_ ibJ.D.. Dece1ber li,...118.L * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1990 CALllDAR Of O.A. IYllTS Date Januar7, 1990 februarJ, 1990 feb. 8, 1990 Bar. 4, 1990 April -Kay t 1990 Apr . 27-29, 1990 Bay, 1990 Kay 20 t 1990 June 8-10, 1990 June-July, 1990 August, 1990 Aug. 12-16, 1990 Sept. 12, 1990 Oct . 5-7, 1990 Oct. 19- 21, 1990 Rove1ber, 1990 loT. 17, 1990 Dec. 7, 1990 hent/ActhitJ Thunderbird and Plan Book Troop llections Lodge Beeting (7:00 P.B.) Location To Be Announced O.A. l1ecutiTe Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P. B.) Tap -outs, Indian Dance District Ca1porees Section 2 Conclave Hattisburg, BS. Thunderbird -------- O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.B.) Ordeal, Brotherhood, lia lila Scout Lodge Beeting Reservation Su11er Ca1p Tap-outs, lia lila Scout Indian Dance Reservation Thunderbird -------- lational Order of the Indiana Univ. , Arrov Conference Bloo1ington, Ind. O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.K.) Ordeal, Brotherhood Camp Currier O. A. fellovship Camp Currier Thunderbird -------- Lodge Planning To Be Announced Conference O.A . fa1ily Banquet To Be Announced 1990 LODGI Off ICllS The officers of the Chickaaah Lodge for 1990 are: Sl-2 Section Chief. . Larry Baines . Lodge Chief . . Cary Nhite Yice Chief. . Travis Tate . Yice Chief. . len Hable Secretary/Treasurer . . Alan Wright . Past Lodge Chief. . Brad Bradley. Lodge Adliser . . Ji1 Stanford. Staff Adviser . . Claud Bro11n . 1989-90 CBAPTIB CBilfS A1angi (South Central) .Brandon Ba1pton . . (Adviser. .Louis Ric~ardson . Crittenden. (Adviser. lagata1en (HW Kiss.) . . lyle Magner. (Adliser . .Ricky Kcleil . lashoba . . (Adviser. leta1i (lortheast). (Adviser ... Korth Central . (Adviser . . . OASI (Southeast). (Adviser. . . . Napaneu (lastern) (Adviser .... . Doug Soileau . .Jay Collins . .Bill Dougherty . .Chris Karshall . .Scott Stelens. .Bunter Bailey. .Leyton Wright . Nitschindin (South11est)Brian Nolfe. (Adviser . . ....... . .. . .388-1629 .365-9357 .345-9747 .388-1098 .683 -9645 .678-7169 . N- 761 -1040 . N- 327-4193 .323-6333 . 396-0777) .393-3256 .393-9261) .872-7590 ) .1-837-0704 .353-2445) .365-7793 . 685-5817) .754-8198 .683 -9645) .342-1879 ) 0 M C A S A N A R D The national co11ittee has announced a special progra1 designed to raise, fro1 the Order's general 1e1bership, funds to fulfill the Order's pledge to the National Scouting Kuseu1 capital ca1paign. The Order pledged a lead gift to the capital ca1paign in february, 1988. funds received in this progra1 11ill be applied to11ard the Order's $100,000 co11it1ent to the Kuseu1, thus reducing the dollars needed fro1 the &rrov Trust fund to 1eet the Order's Co11it1ent. Ke1bers contributing fro1 $10.00 to $99.00 will receive the OMCAS &NARD, and the handso1e recognition certificate aho11n belo11. .fl/IA/II ''"''' UNCAS AWARD ior tont10. ~1Ulhc:Nl""""Dr00o4 li>t '""-""''""w.vmfuncl l\n~..-o:rttwh(h ,.·ilp~~ll'ld do"'4JY!he l'doryofth<°"-'"oll.ht 11.tfl.)wo.,tllt'CNJll.N\(.~lln.gt."-i '.nll'n for 1e1bers contributing $100.00 to $499.00, recognition in the for• of a custo1, li1 ited edition OA Kuseu1 ca1paign belt buckle is alailable. Those taking a contribution of $500.00 of 1ore will receive a handso1e crystal recognition piece suitable for display on a table or 1antle , depicting an eagle with an arrowhead. Checks, 1ade payable to BSA, along with full na1e and addreas should be sent to: Hational Director, Order of the Arrow, P.O. Box 152079, Irving, TI 75015 -2079. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - 1989 O.A. fAKILY BAMQUIT--RISIRVATIOH fORK TO: Chickasah Lodge, Chickasaw Council, 171 S. Hollywood, Ke1phis, TH 38112 I plan to attend the O.A. fa1ily Banquet on friday, Dece1ber 8, 1989 . lnclosed is a check to cover the cost of 11 reservation and the reservations of any guests I plan to bring. IAH: ___________ CBAPTU: ______ _ ADDRISS: _________________ _ CITY: __________ STATI: __ ZIP: ___ _ TILIPHOH: ________ UIIT MO: _______ _ DATI or BIRTH:-------- YOUTH ( ) ;ADULT ( ) 21 OB OLDER BIBBIBSBIP STATUS (circle one): BISIBYATIOMS llCLOSID: BJ reservation . Guests ..... la1es of guests: OBDIAL BBOTBIBBOOD VIGIL . . . . . . $ 7.50 . _I $7.50: __ Total a1ount sub1itted. . . . . . . . . $ __ (Kate check payable to Boy Scouts of A1erica.) * * * IOTI: LAST DATI JOB KAIIMG BISIBVATIOHS IS MOVIKBIB 30, 1989. * * * -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I μ:i z H ,...:i I I ti) H I 0 z 0 ,...:i <( I I E-< :::i u I NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE NOAC '90 The Place to Be! AUGUST 12-16, 1990 Indiana University ·•Fun *Fellowship *New Experiences *Ceremonies Competitions *Athletic Competitions *Games & Special Activities *Spectacular Shows *Personalities Never before, and never again, will there be a big 75th annivenaiy National Order of the Arrow Conferena: a:immemorating the founding or the Order. You'll want to be"with fellow arrowmen from aaoss America as we join in Scouting brotherhood to celebrate seventy-five years of cheerful semce to Scouting and fellow man. Whether you are interested In lodge operations, Indian lore, ceremonies a:impetition, athletic a:impetition, or if you just want to have fun, you11 be glad you're a pan of the NOAC '90 experience. There will be great food, Cldting and inspirational shows, an ice cream social, personal development opponunities, and much, mudl morel Make plans now to join your lodge a:intingent at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on August 12-16, 1990. The conference fee is just $210 per arrowman which includes food, housing. shows and a:>nference material A special discount applies to Cull fees paid and received in the National office before May 1, 1990. Watch your lodge bulletin for more details. BUT DON'T WAIT - SIGN UP WLWYT &sovations an on a fint come - fint served basis willl paid lkposia made through your /odgr. DONT DELAY! Fill out the reservation form below and forward to your lodge or a:iuncil service a:nter today. (Clip ond Mail) TO: Chickasah ~ ~ Chictasa1 Council. 111 5..... Boll1aood. Ke1phis. 1l aB.111 lnclosed is $50 to reserve IY position in the lodge contingent for NOAC '90 to be held at Indiana University in Bloo1ington, Indiana on Aug 12-16, 1990. HH: ___________ TILIPBOH: ______ _ ADDBISS: ___________________ _ CITY: ____________ STATI: ___ ZIP: __ _ CBAPTIR: _____ UIIT HO: __ YOUTH ( );ADULT ( )21 OR OLDER YOUTH RIQUIRIBIKTS: 75TB AINIVIRSARY ANARD-llDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIBllTS SillT ADULT RIQOIRIBllTS: Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: ___ 1. Attain Brotherhood !eabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arrovaan through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Help conduct an OA election in a Unit other than your OiD. ___ 3. Serve on a chapter or lodge co11ittee or as a chapter or lodge officer. ___ 4. Serve as a 1e1ber of a lodge cereaonial teaa or as an Klangoaat . ___ 5. Participate in a 1ini1u1 of 3 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -lational Order of the Order Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Ca1p Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cere1ony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Develop1ent: ___ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Par t icipate in Council ·scout Show· or District Caaporee hent. _ __ 3. Assist in a Unit 's Caap Proaotion Progra1 (other than your own). ___ 4. Be responsible for signing up two scouts for su11er caap . ___ 5. Participate in at least two chapter or lodge co11unity service projects. Quest for Personal Developaent: ___ 1. Advance one Socut rank or as an l1plorer fulfill your responsibilities in your Post. ___ 2. Serve on a Su11er Caap Staff. ___ 3. Pro1ote the correct 11earing of the uni fora through personal e1a1ple. ___ 4. Deepen your spiritual co11it1ent by earning the e1ble1 of your religious faith. ___ 5. Serve on the Student Council or as a Class Officer in your school . Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: ___ 1. Attain Brotherhood Keabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arro111an through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Serve as a chapter or lodge adviser or co11ittee adviser. ___ 3. Participate in at least one of the 1ajor events of the lodge . (fellowship, Pov-Nov, Ordeal Neekend, ltc .). ___ 4. Provide transportation/leadership for youth to at least one OA unit election and/or Ca1p Pro1otion Progra1 (other than your own unit). ___ 5. lncourage youth to participate by giving leadership to a 1ini1u1 of 4 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -National Order of the Arrow Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Caap Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cereaony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base . Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Developaent: ___ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting . ___ 2. Serve as a Unit leader (SK, ASK, Co11ittee1an) or on a District or Council Co11ittee. ___ 3. Help organize a new Scout unit. ___ 4. Participate financ ially in your local council ' s "friends of Scouting· prograa. ___ 5. Participate in a co11unity service organization (Lions, Rotary, Kvanis, JC's, Salvation !ray, Boys Club, etc.). Quest for Personal Develop1ent: ___ 1. Participate in or give leadership to an adult training session that you have not participated in before. ___ 2. Serve as a Ca1p-Kaster one weekend or as a Su11er Caap Co11issioner . ___ 3. Be responsible for your unit ' s participation in a council su11er ca1p progra1 and at least two weekend caaping experiences in one year . ___ 4. Participate in a training session for Alcohol & Drug Abuse and/or Child Abuse Progra1 . ___ 5. Serve on a Co11unity or Church co11ittee (PTO, PTA, Church Council, Civic Club, Political Ca1paign, etc.) There are three quest areas for both youth and adult. >>>>TBRll OUT OJ THI JIVI RIQOIRIKIKTS MUST Bl COKPLITID IM IACB QUIST ARIA. <<<< To receive your award, take this co1pleted "require1ents sheet• SIGKID BY A LODGI OJJICIR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any lodge event. Require1ents 1ust be 1et between August 31, 1988, and August 16, 1990. lau Lodge Aiire11 (Street, City, State, %ip) Lotte Officera Sifnatare hlephne Date Date of lirth Yoatk/Ualt I 1990 NATIONAL ORDIR or THI ARRON COMJIRllCI •fUN•!ILLO#SHIPtNI# llPIBIINCIStCKRINONIIS CONPITITIONSt tATHLITIC CONPITITIONStGANIS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIKSt tSPICTACULAR SHO#tPKRSONALITIISt The 1990 National Order of the Arrow Conference (M.O.A.C.) will be held August 12-16 at the University of Indiana in Bloo1ington, Indiana. These conferences are held every two years to provide all lodge officials and other lodge 1e1bers with additional opportunities for training, as well as opportunities to 1eet 1e1bers of other lodges fro1 all over the country and share 1ethods, ideas and fellowship. The conference fee includes food, housing, special events and shows, and conference 1aterial. Begin 1ating your plans now to attend this great conference in 1990. >>>- - -> DOl'T DILAY --SIGI OP TODAY! <---<<< RISIRYATIOIS ARI 01 A JIRST CO!l -fIRST SIRYID BASIS NITB DIPOSITS !ADI THROUGH THI LODGI. CO!PLITI THI RISIRYATIOI fOR! ATTACHID TO THI IOAC BOLLITII IICLODID MITH THIS llNSLITTIR ABD RITORI IT TO THI SCOOT orrICI. As an added benefit, our lodge is planning to charter a bus to tate our 1e1bers to this outstanding event. The cost of transportation and other 1iscellaneous trip expenses is BOT included in the conference fees. Additional inforaation regarding these costs will be provided later. If you want 1ore infor1ation about 1.0.!.C., contact 1our lodge chief or lodge adviser. national leadership seminar NATIONAL LIADIRSHIP SIBIIAi The Rational Leadership Seainar (BLS) was held June 23-25, 1989, at South Georgia College in Douglas, Georgia. This was the onlJ BLS of the year to be held for the Southeast Region, and it pro,ed to be one of the best ever. Although none of our lodge 1e1bers attended, three of our 1e1bers served in various staff positions. These arrowaen were Larry Raines, Ji1 Laycoot, and Joe Raines. BBOTBIRBOOD CIRl!OIY TO Bl BILD AT CARP CORRllR The Brotherhood Cere1ony will be held in conjunction with the fall Ordeal at Ca1p Currier, ludora, !ississippi, on October 13-15 , 1989. If you have 1et the require1ents below, you 1ay seal your 1e1bership in the Order through the Brotherhood cereaony. To be eligible for Brotherhood----- -You 1ust have continued faithfully to serve your fello11an. -You 1ust have been an Ordeal 1e1ber for at least 10 1onths. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in Scouting. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in the Order of the Arrow. -You 1ust pay the required fees in advance. -You 1ust coaplete the require1ents on pages 51 through 56 of the Order of the Arrow Handbook (1989 printing), which includes the following sections: "On the Trail to Brotherhood", "The Challenges of Brotherhood !eabership", and "The Custo1s and Traditions of the Ordeal". (YOO SHOULD Bl PRIPARID TO GIYI THI YIRBAL PORTIOI OOTLillD II THISI SICTIOIS JRIDAY IIGHT AJTIR CHICIIIG II.) -You !OST write a rededication letter to the Lodge Secretary expressing how you feel you are prepared for the Brotherhood. This letter should -- - (a) lxplain what you think the Obligation 1eans, (b) Describe how you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you have used your understanding of the traditions of the Ordeal to aid in your service, (c) Describe your specific plans for giving service in the Lodge progr11. THIS LITTIR !OST Bl PRIPARID II ADYAICI AID Bl PRISllTID NHll YOO CHICI IN 01 JRIDAY MIGHT. Attaining Brotherhood 1e1bership is an iaportant asset to your lodge. If you are prepared now to 1ate this iaportant decision for yourself, we will welcoae you at the cereaony. Please let us tnow of your intentions so preparations can be 1ade for all those who will attend on October 13-15. A registration for1 for this purpose has been sent under separate cover to those eligible for brotherhood. JALL ORDIAL AND BROTHIRHOOD TO Bl HILD OCTOBIR 13-15, 1989 The Jall Ordeal and Brotherhood will be held at Ca1p Currier October 13, l• and 15, 1989. All 1e1bers are encouraged to attend this weekend to help induct those brothers tapped out for induction into the Order of the Arrow. We also can help our ca1p ranger with those things needed to help insure that those using the ca1p vill enjoy a good outdoor experience. Re1e1ber, you were chosen above others by your fellow Scouts to beco1e a 1e1ber of the Order. You should consider it a privilege and honor to be a 1e1ber and help carry out the traditions of the Order. lveryone should bring the folloving: NORl GLOYIS, WORl CLOTBIS, SCOOT OIIJOR!, RAii GIAR, SLllPIIG BAG, ITC. The fees include all 1eals on Saturday and breakfast on Su1da7. The Brotherhood fees also include a handbook, pocket flap and sash. THI ORDIAL AID BROTHIRBOOD RIGISTRATIOI JOR! , WHICH WAS BAILID OIDIR SIPARATI COVIi , SHOULD Bl SOBKITTID WITH ALL JllS TO THI COUNCIL OJJICI . JOOD BOST Bl ORDIRID II ADYAICI; TBIRIJORI, 10 WALl-11 RISIRVATIOIS WILL Bl ACCIPTID. Check-in will be fro1 6:00 P.R. until 10:00 P.R. fridaJ . CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL l1l SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112 0653 CIRIBOIIIS COBBITTll IS ACTIVI The cere1onies co11ittee is preparing for the upco1ing Ordeal and Brotherhood. Those arrov1en interested in participating in Lodge cere1onies are encouraged to attend the cere1onies 1eetings to be held at lingsvay Christian Church, Poplar and Kassey Road) at 2:30 P.R. on the following dates: October 8 October 22 The Order of the Arrov cere1onies are vital to an effective lodge progra1. If you are up to its challenge, please contact len liable, Cere1onies Chair1an, at 388-1098 or 388 -2504. Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Memphis, Tenn. Permit No. 435 VINCE SUTHERLAND MEMPHIS, TN 38134 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 1989 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 1989 (Oct) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow