https://kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9839fa55800216114a194bd91be56d71.pdf 88977e6d857551720269fcf7e1abfe15 PDF Text Text /z.g. ORDER OF THE ARROW / 1989 SE-2 SECTION CONCLAVE KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERJ.tATJON HARDY, ARKANSAS APRIL 28 - 30 ci • �My Brothers, It is •Y honor to welco•e you to the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . Through a large a•ount of hard work by the host lodge and the e ntire section we have made what pro•ises to be the BEST Conclave ever. ORDER OP THE ARROW 1989 SE-2 CONCLAVE SCHEDULE PRipAY - APRIL 28, 4:00 Pll-lO : H Pll 8:N Pll lO:H PM lO:H Pll l l : H Pll 11 :H Pll 11 :a• r11 1989 REGISTRATION OPENING CAMPPIRE CRACKER BARREL COUNCIL OP CHIEFS MEETING HOST LODGE MEETING TRAINERS . MEETING TAPS ADMIN. BLDG. CAMPFIRE CIRCLE DINING BALL STAPP CENTER DINING HALL STAPP LOUNGE SATURDAY - APRIL 29, 1989 8:00 8:15 8:0• 7:0e .,7 : 45 8:0e 8 : 00 8:30 8:40 9 : 10 9:20 9:50 10:00 All - 11:30 10:30 11: 30 1:00 1 : 00 1:00 All All PM Pll Pll - AM All All All All All All All All All All All All 11 : 30 All 1:00 3:00 4:00 4:00 4:15 4:15 5 : 00 8 : 30 7:00 8:00 Pll Piii Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll 10:30 Pll 12:00 Pll REVEILLE PLAG RAISING . DINING HALL BREAKPAST DINING HALL COUNCIL OP CHIEFS UPDATE . MTG STAPP LOUNGE BOST LODGE MEETING ADMIN. BLDG. ADULT LEADER MEETING TRADING POST TRAINING SESSION I NATURE LODGE 10 MIN. BREAK TRAINING SE'SSION II NATURE LODGE 10 MIR. BREAK TRAINING SESSION III NATURE LODGE 10 III N. BREAK SHOW-AN-DO DEllONSTRATION TRADING POST AND LODGE DISPLAYS CEREMONY COllPETITION CEREMONY ARIA LUNCH DINING RALL CEREMONY COllPETITION CEREMONY ARIA DANCE a OUTFIT COMPETITION DANCE AREA QUEST NATURE LODGE INTER PAITH SERVICES CHAPEL JEWISH SERVICES ADMIN . BLDG. ·DINNER DINING HALL PLAO LOWERING S~CTION BUSINESS MEETING DINING BALL CAMPFIRE CAMPFIRE CIRCLE KEYNOTE SPEAKER ACTIVITY SHOW SKITS/SONGS AWARDS SLIDE SHOW PASSING OP BONNET CLOSING CRACKERBARRBL DINING HALL TAPS SUNDAY - APRIL 30, 1989 6: 30 Alie\ 6:45 All 7:30 All 9 : 00 All REVELLIB PLAG RAISING BREAKPAST HOST LODGE MBBTING DINING HALL DINING HALL DINING RALL CATHOLIC MASS: FOR THOSE WHO WISB TO ATTEND MASS, SAINT MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH, WEST OP HARDY ON BY 82, CONDUCTS MASS ON SATURDAY EVENING AT 7:00. I hope that all 450 of you enjoy the entire progra• . Saturday ' s schedule is ja• packed with training, cere•onies, indian dancing, a great show, fun and fellowship . Don't blink! You •ay very well •isa so•ething , such as your lodge chief and adviser co•ing out of the river soaking wet! Out of all the fun, though, hope that each of you learn so•ething, that you •eet new friends, and that you set goals for yourself that you will pack up and take with you when you journey ho•e after all the dust is settled . Our the•e rings out -- SEE THE NEED-MEET THE CHALLENGE . Seeing the need is only the first step ; you •ust go further to tackle the challenge with your best effort. You are the Order of the Arrow , and what you are is i•portantl I hope you all enjoy this weekend . Let the FUN begin! Yours in Brotherhood , ~~ Se c tion Chief , SE - 2 WELCOME TO THE NEST ARROW MEN OF THE EAGLE Dear Brothers , Welco•e to the Kia Ki•a Scout Reservation, the site of the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . All the stops have been pulled out to aake this conclave the BEST conclave our section has ever had, and with the overwhel•ing turnout of Arrow•en , there is no liait to how good this conclave can be . The planning for the conclave began last su•aer by a dedicated group of Arrow•en. With the help of this group and many other youth and adult Arrow•en, the conclave has shaped up extremely well . And now with your participation this weekend, this conclave is sure to be the ~ · I know everyone will enjoy the co•petitions, cere•onies, and of course the unbelieveable •eals ~ Once again I extend •Y war•est welco•e to everyone who ca•e fro• nea r and far. And I sincerely hope everyone leaves the 1989 SE-2 Conclave saying, "That was the BEST conclave I ' ve ever been to . " Yours in Service, Brad Bradley Host Lodge Chief �ORDER OF THE ARROW SOUTHEAST REGION -- SECTION 2 Section Chief. Larry Raines G E N E R A L Conclave Headquarters Section Vice Chief Chris Finnegan Located in the Section Secretary. . Johnny Martin Uni for• Section Adviser. Billy Walley Area 2 Director. . Don Roberts Region Chief . David Bone Region Adviser .Bill Ketron I N F 0 R M A T I 0 N Adinistra~on Proper Scout Unifor• participating in dance, unifor• is required for be worn unless you are Building at the entrance to the ca•p . should be worn at all ti•es unless cere•ony, or athletic co•petition. Class A evening aeals . The O.A. sash should never in proper unifor• . Conclave Trading Post Host Lodge . Chickasah Lodge-406 Host Lodge Chief Host Lodge Adviser Dr. Host Lodge Staff Adviser Located at the Ca•p Trading Post in the center part of Ca•p Osage. Hours of operation will be posted. Brad Bradley Vehicles Ji• Stanford All vehicles will be parked in the ca•p parking lot, located to the right of the Ad•inistration Building. Vehicles cannot be taken to the campsites . Transportation of gear and equip•ent fro• the parking lot to your campsite will be furnished by the Host Lodge. . Claud Brown .Joe Long Host Lodge Council Executive. First Aid • • • * * GUESTS • * * * * MR. DONALD C. THOM is a me•ber of the National Order of the Arrow Co••ittee and presently is national chair•an of Indian Events. He is a Vigil Honor •ember of the Zit-Kala-Sha Lodge No . 123 in Louisville, Kentucky. He is an Eagle Scout and is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award and the Silver Beaver . Mr. Tho• is presently registered as a merit badge counselor in the Old Kentucky Ho•e Council. He is a past Cubmaster, Assistant Scout•aster, Scoutaaster, District Co••issioner, Lodge Adviser, and Section Adviser. He is chief of the Worthington Fire Depart•ent and is active in the National Ski Patrol. MR. DAVID SHETTLES is •inister of the First United Methodist Church in Burlison, Tennessee. He is an Eagle Scout, a for•er SE-2 Section Chief, and a Vigil Honor •e•ber. He is currently affiliated with the Chickasah Lodge in Me•phis, Tennessee. MR. BILL JENNINGS, JR. is retired and lives in Elizabethton, Tennessee. He is a •e•ber of the Sequoyah Lodge No . 184. He is a Vigil Honor •e•ber and a recipient of the Founder's Award and the Silver Beaver. MR. GREG WHITAKER, along with several others, produced the Southeast Region Show at the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference. The DRUM is fro• the Pellissippi Lodge No. 230 in Knoxville, Tennessee. During the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference, they won first place in singing co•petition . ~rder of the Arrow First aid will be provided by the Host Lodge. Anyone requiring first aid should report to the Caap Hospital located behind the Administration BUilding . Liability All lodges will be responsible financially for any physical or property da•age done to the ca•p and will be charged accordingly. Leaving the Camp No one will be allowed to leave the without good reason and the approval Adviser and the Section Adviser. ca•p during the Conclave of the respective Lodge Visiting A lodge's campsite is theirs for the weekend of the Conclave. No one should enter another lodge's campsite without first obtaining permission. �SE II CONCLAVE 1989 l _ _ _ _ _ --~--- - - I I KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION CHICKASA\V COUNCIL B.S.A. 1 HARDY, ARKANSAS RCVXSCD 0~/6~ ,, ....,,, 72542 CHXCKRSRH CHA '"JEL "' //. ~06 '• 7i r---- ~" A ADMIN. BLDG. D DOATING AREA C COMPOUND AREA D DINING HALL F CAMPFIRE CIRCLE H HOSPITAL N NATURE LODGE P PARKING R RANGER HOl\-IE S SWIM AREA T . TRADING POST W WONDER BLDG. CS CENTRAL SHOWER SL STAFF LOUNGE ' CAMP CHEROKEE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 GHOST DRUM DIG FOOT. WHIPPOORWILL FLINTSTONE ARROWHEAD HOOT OWL ROCKY TOP DRY DONES LONG KNIFE BLACK JACK CAMP OSAGE! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ; ~ DOB WHITE · COPPERHEAD WHITE HORSE DROKEN DOW WHISPERING RAPIDS TURKEY RUN FOX FIRE CEDAR ROCK RUNNING DEER CRAZY WOLF TALKING TURTLE YELLOW DOG r~ �A WA R D S PROGRAM AND TRAINING INFORMATION Ron Yeager Best All Around Lodge Award Presented to the Lodge who attains the criteria established by the Section for the activities of the Lodge during the preceding year . TRAINING Outstanding training sessions will be available for all arrow•en. Youth •e•bers will be able to attend three of these five sessions: -New Arrow•an's Session -Me•bership Retention -Goal Setting -Effective Co••ittees -Motivating Arrow•en in the Unit Adult •e•bers will enjoy training in the for• a group of discussion. Information fro• National Boy Scouts America of regarding new progra•s and policies will be presented . QUEST FOR THE GOLDEN ARROW The Quest for the Golden Arrow is a for• of active co•petition between lodges at the conclave . This years events include the stretcher carry race, handicap tent pitching, string burning, water balloon toss, kims game, and the tug - of-war. Depending on weather and other circu•stance, archery and rifle shooting may be included . LODGE SHOW-AND - DO The newest lodge c o•petition this year is the Lodge Show - and - Do . Each lodge has been requested to select a scout skill, cooking and food tasting demonstration , pioneer project, or other activity to involve Conclave Participants and any visitors . CAMPFIRE SHOWS Top flight campfire s hows will be presented both Friday night a nd Saturday night . An outstanding adventure awaits all who a ttend . THE CHIEF'S CUP The Chief's which each during the Show - and-Do section are Cup is a fora of c o•petition betwe e n the lodg es in lodge having a display depicting what the lodge did preceding year . The displays will be part of the Lodge . Don't fail to see what the other lodges in our doing . INDIAN EVENTS Indian events are an int e gral part of the conclave progra• . Through these we e mphasize our link with Ameri c a's past. Native American dance and outfit competition will begin immediately after lunch . CEREMONY COMPETITION This year there will be coapetition in both the Pre-Ordeal and Ordeal Ceremonies . Plan to see some exc e llent c eremonies perform e d by lodges in o ur se c tion. The Chief's Cup Presented to the Lodge who has the best Lodge Display depicting the preceding year . 2nd and 3rd places will also be awarded a plaque. , 1 . ' The Goathorns with the best Yearbook/Scrap book depicting Presented to the lodge 2nd and 3rd places the preceding year . will also be awarded a plaque. Man Miles Award Presented to the lodge who logs the •ost •iles per •e•ber traveling to the Conclave. Participation Award Presented to each Lodge that obtains the criteria established by the Section by participating in the Conclave . Quest for the Golden Arrow First, 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the Lodges best in this inter-lodge co•petition at Conclave . who do the Cere•ony Co•petition First , 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the best teaas in perfor•ance of the Ordeal and Pre-ordeal Cere•ony . Tea• Dance Award First, 2nd , and 3rd places are awarded to the dance . Specialty Dances First , 2nd, and 3rd Dances . places are awarded for best tea•a in the best the tea• Specialty Individual Dance Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight , and Fancy Dance. Individual Outfit Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given for the best outfit in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight, and Fancy (Feather). ~ Mr. Ax is presented to the Conclave Participant who first finds and shakes the hand of Mr . Ax and inquires if he is Mr . Ax . Whittling Award Presented to the adult who carves the •oat original and/or detailed carving AT THE CONCLAVE. Lodge Show and Do First, 2nd. and 3rd places are best in the Lodge Show and Do. awarded to the Lodges who do the �HISTORY OF AREA TWO The first meeting for the aajority of what is now SE-2 began in 1949 with the first Area Fellowship being held in 1950 at Caap Binachi near Meridian, Mississip pi . Soae ninety brothers attended the initial conferenc e. At that tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrowaen attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes, near Biloxi . In addition to the four lodges froa Mississip pi (Ashwanch i Kinta-193 , Sebooney Okasucca- 260, Ti ' ak-404, and Watonala- 169), Quinipissa Lodge of Baton Rouge and Chilantako ba Lodge - 397 of New Orleans also attended . In 1956 the six lodges of Mississip pi were bound together a• Area V-C. The new area.inclu ded the original four Mississip pi lodges plus two new ones - Chickaa-20 2 and Koi Hatachie-3 45 . The first Area V-C 'conclave waa held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodge as host . r In 1973 the section was renaaed SE-48 . The first conclave in SE-4B was held at Caap Yocona and hosted by the Chicks& Lodge . In 1982, a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasah Lodge-406 fro• Meaphis, Tennessee , and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 fro• Jackson, Tennessee . The section was re-naaed SE-2 . The Mississip pi and West Tennessee lodges joined together in fellowship at the first SE - 2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-2 60 lodge as host. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE - 2 was hosted in 1985 by the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 at Caap Mack Morris . In 1984 the Council of Chiefs establishe d a host lodge rotation for conclaves . This schedule as last aaended is as follows : 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 Koi Hatachi Sebooney Okasucca Chickasah Ti'ak Chicksa Ashwanchi Kinta Ittawaaba Watonala .,. Our Conclave patch represen ts all lodges as brothers in equality , no one greater or lesser than the other. It depicts lodges working together in a common cause of those ideals and principle s which ·are represen ted by the "Order of the Arrow." �l SEE THE MEE T '/'HE NEE D CHA LLE NGE � 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/. 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BLDG. 10:00 All - 10:30 All - 11: 30 All - 1:00 PM - 1 : 00 Pll - 1:00 Pll - CATHOLIC MASS: 8:N Pll lO:H PM lO:H Pll ll:H Pll 11 :H Pll 11 :a• r11 OPENING CAMPPIRE CRACKER BARREL COUNCIL OP CHIEFS MEETING HOST LODGE MEETING TRAINERS . MEETING TAPS SATURDAY - APRIL 29, 1989 REVEILLE PLAG RAISING BREAKPAST CAMPFIRE CIRCLE DINING BALL STAPP CENTER DINING HALL STAPP LOUNGE . DINING HALL 8:00 AM 8:15 All 8:0• All 7:0e All .,7 : 45 All 8:0e All 8 : 00 All 8:30 All 8:40 All 9 : 10 All 9:20 All 9:50 All COUNCIL OP CHIEFS UPDATE . MTG BOST LODGE MEETING DINING HALL STAPP LOUNGE ADMIN. BLDG. TRADING POST NATURE LODGE 11:30 All 11 : 30 All 1:00 Pll 3:00 Piii 4:00 Pll 4:00 Pll 4:15 Pll 4:15 Pll 5 : 00 Pll 8 : 30 Pll 7:00 Pll 8:00 Pll 10:30 Pll 12:00 Pll ADULT LEADER MEETING TRAINING SESSION I 10 MIN. BREAK TRAINING SE'SSION II 10 MIR. BREAK TRAINING SESSION III 10 III N. BREAK SHOW-AN-DO DEllONSTRATION AND LODGE DISPLAYS CEREMONY COllPETITION LUNCH CEREMONY COllPETITION DANCE a OUTFIT COMPETITION QUEST INTER PAITH SERVICES JEWISH SERVICES ·DINNER PLAO LOWERING S~CTION BUSINESS MEETING CAMPFIRE KEYNOTE SPEAKER ACTIVITY SHOW SKITS/SONGS AWARDS SLIDE SHOW PASSING OP BONNET CLOSING CRACKERBARRBL TAPS SUNDAY - APRIL 30, 1989 6: 30 Alie\ 6:45 All 7:30 All 9 : 00 All REVELLIB PLAG RAISING BREAKPAST HOST LODGE MBBTING NATURE LODGE NATURE LODGE TRADING POST CEREMONY ARIA DINING RALL CEREMONY ARIA DANCE AREA NATURE LODGE CHAPEL ADMIN . BLDG. DINING HALL DINING BALL CAMPFIRE CIRCLE DINING HALL DINING HALL DINING HALL DINING RALL FOR THOSE WHO WISB TO ATTEND MASS, SAINT MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH, WEST OP HARDY ON BY 82, CONDUCTS MASS ON SATURDAY EVENING AT 7:00. My Brothers, It is •Y honor to welco•e you to the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . Through a large a•ount of hard work by the host lodge and the e ntire section we have made what pro•ises to be the BEST Conclave ever. I hope that all 450 of you enjoy the entire progra• . Saturday ' s schedule is ja• packed with training, cere•onies, indian dancing, a great show, fun and fellowship . Don't blink! You •ay very well •isa so•ething , such as your lodge chief and adviser co•ing out of the river soaking wet! Out of all the fun, though, hope that each of you learn so•ething, that you •eet new friends, and that you set goals for yourself that you will pack up and take with you when you journey ho•e after all the dust is settled . Our the•e rings out -- SEE THE NEED-MEET THE CHALLENGE . Seeing the need is only the first step ; you •ust go further to tackle the challenge with your best effort. You are the Order of the Arrow , and what you are is i•portantl I hope you all enjoy this weekend . Let the FUN begin! Yours in Brotherhood , ~~ Sec tion Chief , SE - 2 WELCOME TO THE NEST ARROW MEN OF THE EAGLE Dear Brothers , Welco•e to the Kia Ki•a Scout Reservation, the site of the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . All the stops have been pulled out to aake this conclave the BEST conclave our section has ever had, and with the overwhel•ing turnout of Arrow•en , there is no liait to how good this conclave can be . The planning for the conclave began last su•aer by a dedicated group of Arrow•en. With the help of this group and many other youth and adult Arrow•en, the conclave has shaped up extremely well . And now with your participation this weekend, this conclave is sure to be the ~· I know everyone will enjoy the co•petitions, cere•onies, and of course the unbelieveable •eals ~ Once again I extend •Y war•est welco•e to everyone who ca•e fro• near and far. And I sincerely hope everyone leaves the 1989 SE-2 Conclave saying, "That was the BEST conclave I ' ve ever been to . " Yours in Service, Brad Bradley Host Lodge Chief ORDER OF THE ARROW SOUTHEAST REGION -- SECTION 2 Section Chief. Larry Raines Section Vice Chief Chris Finnegan Section Secretary. . Johnny Martin Section Adviser. Billy Walley Area 2 Director. . Don Roberts Region Chief . David Bone Region Adviser .Bill Ketron Host Lodge . Chickasah Lodge-406 Host Lodge Chief Brad Bradley Host Lodge Adviser Dr. Ji• Stanford Host Lodge Staff Adviser . Claud Brown Host Lodge Council Executive. .Joe Long • • • * * GUESTS • * * * * MR. DONALD C. THOM is a me•ber of the National Order of the Arrow Co••ittee and presently is national chair•an of Indian Events. He is a Vigil Honor •ember of the Zit-Kala-Sha Lodge No . 123 in Louisville, Kentucky. He is an Eagle Scout and is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award and the Silver Beaver . Mr. Tho• is presently registered as a merit badge counselor in the Old Kentucky Ho•e Council. He is a past Cubmaster, Assistant Scout•aster, Scoutaaster, District Co••issioner, Lodge Adviser, and Section Adviser. He is chief of the Worthington Fire Depart•ent and is active in the National Ski Patrol. MR. DAVID SHETTLES is •inister of the First United Methodist Church in Burlison, Tennessee. He is an Eagle Scout, a for•er SE-2 Section Chief, and a Vigil Honor •e•ber. He is currently affiliated with the Chickasah Lodge in Me•phis, Tennessee. MR. BILL JENNINGS, JR. is retired and lives in Elizabethton, Tennessee. He is a •e•ber of the Sequoyah Lodge No . 184. He is a Vigil Honor •e•ber and a recipient of the Founder's Award and the Silver Beaver. MR. GREG WHITAKER, along with several others, produced the Southeast Region Show at the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference. The DRUM is fro• the Pellissippi Lodge No. 230 in Knoxville, Tennessee. During the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference, they won first place in singing co•petition . ~rder of the Arrow G E N E R A L I N F 0 R M A T I 0 N Conclave Headquarters Located in the Adinistra~on Building at the entrance to the ca•p . Uni for• Proper Scout Unifor• should be worn at all ti•es unless participating in dance, cere•ony, or athletic co•petition. Class A unifor• is required for evening aeals . The O.A. sash should never be worn unless you are in proper unifor• . Conclave Trading Post Located at the Ca•p Trading Post in the center part of Ca•p Osage. Hours of operation will be posted. Vehicles All vehicles will be parked in the ca•p parking lot, located to the right of the Ad•inistration Building. Vehicles cannot be taken to the campsites . Transportation of gear and equip•ent fro• the parking lot to your campsite will be furnished by the Host Lodge. First Aid First aid will be provided by the Host Lodge. Anyone requiring first aid should report to the Caap Hospital located behind the Administration BUilding . Liability All lodges will be responsible financially for any physical or property da•age done to the ca•p and will be charged accordingly. Leaving the Camp No one will be allowed to leave the without good reason and the approval Adviser and the Section Adviser. Visiting ca•p during the Conclave of the respective Lodge A lodge's campsite is theirs for the weekend of the Conclave. No one should enter another lodge's campsite without first obtaining permission. l_ ____ --~--- -- I KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION I CHICKASA\V COUNCIL B.S.A. HARDY, ARKANSAS 72542 1 RCVXSCD 0~/6~ CHXCKRSRH ~06 A ADMIN. BLDG. D DOATING AREA C COMPOUND AREA D DINING HALL F CAMPFIRE CIRCLE H HOSPITAL N NATURE LODGE P PARKING R RANGER HOl\-IE S SWIM AREA T. TRADING POST W WONDER BLDG. CS CENTRAL SHOWER SL STAFF LOUNGE ' CAMP CHEROKEE 1 GHOST DRUM 2 DIG FOOT. 3 WHIPPOORWILL 4 FLINTSTONE 5 ARROWHEAD 6 HOOT OWL 7 ROCKY TOP 8 DRY DONES 9 LONG KNIFE 10 BLACK JACK SE II CONCLAVE 1989 ... ,, .,,, CHA '"JEL "' //. '• 7i r~ r---- ~" CAMP OSAGE! ; 1 DOB WHITE ~ 2 COPPERHEAD · 3 WHITE HORSE 4 DROKEN DOW 5 WHISPERING RAPIDS 6 TURKEY RUN 7 FOX FIRE 8 CEDAR ROCK 9 RUNNING DEER 10 CRAZY WOLF 11 TALKING TURTLE 12 YELLOW DOG PROGRAM AND TRAINING INFORMATION TRAINING Outstanding training sessions will be available for all arrow•en. Youth •e•bers will be able to attend three of these five sessions: -New Arrow•an's Session -Me•bership Retention -Goal Setting -Effective Co••ittees -Motivating Arrow•en in the Unit Adult •e•bers discussion. regarding new will enjoy training in the for• Information fro• National Boy Scouts progra•s and policies will be presented . QUEST FOR THE GOLDEN ARROW of of a group America The Quest for the Golden Arrow is a for• of active co•petition between lodges at the conclave . This years events include the stretcher carry race, handicap tent pitching, string burning, water balloon toss, kims game, and the tug- of-war. Depending on weather and other circu•stance, archery and rifle shooting may be included . LODGE SHOW-AND - DO The newest lodge c o•petition this year is the Lodge Show- and - Do . Each lodge has been requested to select a scout skill, cooking and food tasting demonstration , pioneer project, or other activity to involve Conclave Participants and any visitors . CAMPFIRE SHOWS Top flight campfire s hows will be presented both Friday night a nd Saturday night . An outstanding adventure awaits all who a ttend . THE CHIEF'S CUP The Chief's Cup is a fora of c o•petition betwee n the lodges in which each lodge having a display depicting what the lodge did during the preceding year . The displays will be part of the Lodge Show- and-Do . Don't fail to see what the other lodges in our section are doing . INDIAN EVENTS Indian events are an int e gral part of the conclave progra• . Through these we e mphasize our link with Ameri ca's past. Native American dance and outfit competition will begin immediately after lunch . CEREMONY COMPETITION This year there will be coapetition in both Ordeal Ceremonies . Plan to see some exce llent by lodges in o ur se c tion. the Pre-Ordeal and c eremonies performe d , 1 . ' A W A R D S Ron Yeager Best All Around Lodge Award Presented to the Lodge who attains the criteria established by the Section for the activities of the Lodge during the preceding year . The Chief's Cup Presented to the Lodge who has the best Lodge Display depicting the preceding year . 2nd and 3rd places will also be awarded a plaque. The Goathorns Presented to the lodge the preceding year . plaque. with the best Yearbook/Scrapbook depicting 2nd and 3rd places will also be awarded a Man Miles Award Presented to the lodge who logs the •ost •iles per •e•ber traveling to the Conclave. Participation Award Presented to each Lodge that obtains the criteria established by the Section by participating in the Conclave . Quest for the Golden Arrow First, 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the Lodges who do the best in this inter-lodge co•petition at Conclave . Cere•ony Co•petition First , 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the best teaas in the perfor•ance of the Ordeal and Pre-ordeal Cere•ony . Tea• Dance Award First, 2nd , and 3rd places are awarded to the best tea•a in tea• dance . Specialty Dances First , 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded for the best Specialty Dances . Individual Dance Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight , and Fancy Dance. Individual Outfit Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given for the best outfit in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight, and Fancy (Feather). ~ Mr. Ax is presented to the Conclave Participant who first finds and shakes the hand of Mr . Ax and inquires if he is Mr . Ax . Whittling Award Presented to the adult who carves the •oat original and/or detailed carving AT THE CONCLAVE. Lodge Show and Do First, 2nd. and 3rd places are best in the Lodge Show and Do. awarded to the Lodges who do the HISTORY OF AREA TWO The first meeting for the aajority of what is now SE-2 began in 1949 with the first Area Fellowship being held in 1950 at Caap Binachi near Meridian, Mississippi . Soae ninety brothers attended the initial conference. At that tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrowaen attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes, near Biloxi . In addition to the four lodges froa Mississippi (Ashwanchi Kinta-193, Sebooney Okasucca-260, Ti ' ak-404, and Watonala-169), Quinipissa Lodge of Baton Rouge and Chilantakoba Lodge- 397 of New Orleans also attended . In 1956 the six lodges of Mississippi were bound together a• Area V-C. The new area.included the original four Mississippi lodges plus two new ones - Chickaa-202 and Koi Hatachie-345 . The first Area V-C 'conclave waa held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodge as host . In 1973 the section was renaaed SE-48 . The first conclave in SE-4B was held at Caap Yocona and hosted by the Chicks& Lodge . In 1982, a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasah Lodge-406 fro• Meaphis, Tennessee , and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 fro• Jackson, Tennessee. The section was re-naaed SE-2 . The Mississippi and West Tennessee lodges joined together in fellowship at the first SE - 2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-260 lodge as host. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE - 2 was hosted in 1985 by the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 at Caap Mack Morris . In 1984 the Council of Chiefs established a host lodge rotation for conclaves . This schedule as last aaended is as follows : 1987 Koi Hatachi 1988 Sebooney Okasucca 1989 Chickasah 1990 Ti'ak 1991 Chicksa 1992 Ashwanchi Kinta 1993 Ittawaaba 1994 Watonala r .,. Our Conclave patch represents all lodges as brothers in equality, no one greater or lesser than the other. It depicts lodges working together in a common cause of those ideals and principles which ·are represented by the "Order of the Arrow." l SEE THE NEED MEET '/'HE CHALLENGE 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 Title A name given to the resource 1989 OA Section Conclave (Kia Kima Program) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Conclave Event Kia Kima Order of the Arrow