15 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/cb4994ad40da5fdefabc0aa4f5f89464.pdf 8ac1a7e13dda0cc64eed275143180674 PDF Text Text PROGRA _MEETING THE CHALLENGE NAVY MEMPHIS A * CHICKASAW COUNCIL SCOUT BASE 90 id-South Scouting Adventure Saturday October 27, 1990 Naval Air Station, emphis Presented By: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD AVENUE (901) 327-4193 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112 �CHIEF OF NAVAL TECHNICAL TRAINING NAVAL AIR STATION MEMPHIS (75) MILLINGTON . TENNESSEE 38054 Greetings: Each year since its Welcome to Scout Base '90. inception in 1987, Scout Base has grown in Scout Base '89 drew over 11,500 Scouts popularity. and leaders from the Chickasaw and other councils and over 6,000 visitors from Memphis and surrounding This year's Scout Base promises to be an areas. even greater success, and it is an opportunity for you to enjoy new adventures in Scouting here at Naval Air Station Memphis. ' Camping for aircraft flight equipment and a are available. activities with both Scouts and families, military and static displays, combat ground wide range of Scouting activities So is the opportunity to share these Scouts from other Mid-South councils. This guide has been prepared to provide a schedule and other details of the weekend's events. Again, welcome to Scout Base '90, the Mid-South's best ever Scouting adventure! rely, R. L. RICH, Rear Admiral, U. S. Navy �DAILY SCHEDULE SCOUT BASE '90 A MID - SOUTH SCOlJTING ADVENTURE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1990 12: 00 Noon Sundown 8:3 0 PM 9:0 0 PM 10: 15 PM Ba se ope ns for che ck- in Co lor s (lo we rin g of the fla g) Jew ish Se rvi ces (al l wi shi ng to att en d, me et at reg ist rat ion are a) Check - in com ple te Cr ack er Ba rre ll (R ece pti on for all Sc ou tm ast er, Cu bm ast ers , Po st Ad vis ors and Wehelos Le ade rs) - Pa t Thompson Re cre ati on Ce nte r (Th eat er Bu ild ing ) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1990 6:0 0 AM 7:0 0 AM 8:0 0 AM 11: 30 AM J2: 00 -2: 00 PM 2:0 0-5 :00 PM 5:0 0 PM Sundown 6: 30 PM Re ve ille Br eak fas t- Sc ou ts and lea de rs may ea t in the mi lit ary mess ha ll. Co st: age J2 and old er, $0 .80 ; age s 11 and un der , $0. 40 . Be gin Bo oth (Gymnasium) and Ca mp site set - up. Jud gin g wi ll be du rin g the ho urs of 2:0 0 p.m . and 4:3 0 p.m . Coni~ inue Bo oth and Ca mp site set - up Ev ent s Be gin Sc ou ts may pa rti cip ate in: Mi lita ry Fit ne ss Te st Two - Man Ca rry ReJ.ay Ch ari ot Race View Sta tic Di spl ays Tug - 0-War Wh eel cha ir Ba ske tba ll Ne rf Fo otb all Fri sbe e To ss So cce r Re lay Hot Ai r Ba llo on Ex hib itio n (w eat her permittin~) Par ade Ste p- Of f (no rth end of foo tba ll fie ld) Op eni ng Ceremony and View St ati c Di spl ays Ca mp site s and Boclth s ope n for vie win g and jud gin g. Ev ent s re- ope n: Mi li ta.r y fj t.ne ss Te st Two - Man Ca rry Rel.ay Ch ari ot Race View Sta tic Di spl ays T11g- O- War Wh eel cha ir Ba ske tba ll Ne rf Fo otb all Fri sbe e To ss So cce r Re lay Hot. Ai r Ba l loo n Exl1ibi ti on (w eat her permittin~) Su ppe r- (Pa ck and Trc)op tim e) Colo .r~ Camp f ire /Sh ow SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1990 6:0 0 A.M 7:0 0 AM 8:0 0 AM 8:3 0 AM 9:0 0 AM 12: 00 noon Re ve ille Br eak fas t and. Cle an- up (M ilit ary Mess Ha ll wi.11 be ope n) Pr ote sta nt Se rvi ces - Ca mp fire Ar ea Ca tho lic Se rvi ces - Campfj_re Are a Check - ou t Al.l are as clo sed �PARTICIPATION EVENTS For ALL Sco uts - Tig er Cub s, Cu b Sco uts , We bel os , Boy Sco uts and Exp lore rs 1. Tw o-M an Car ry Rel ay 8:3 0-1 0:0 0 AM 2 :00 -4 :30 PM 2. Tug -0- Wa r 8:3 0- 10: 00 AM 2:0 0-4 :30 PM 3. Cha riot Rac es 8:3 0- 10: 00 AM 2 :00 -4 :30 PM 3-m an tea ms - 2 'ho rse s' pull a 3rd rider in a woo den sled aro und a ma rke d course. 4. Wh eel Cha ir Bas ket bal l 8:3 0-1 0:0 0 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM 2-m an tea ms mu st neg otia te obs tac les ove r short cou rse and sco re bas ket (basketball and cha ir will be furnished). 5. "Ne rf" Football 8:3 0-1 0:0 0 AM 2:0 0-4 :30 PM Thr ow for acc ura cy at a spe cifie d target. 6. Fris bee Tos s 8:3 0-1 0:0 0 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM Thr ow for acc ura cy at a spe cifie d target. 7. Soc cer Rel ay 8:3 0-1 0:0 0 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM 4-m an tea ms get ball aro und a ma rke d course. 8. Mili tary "Fit nes s Cha llen ge" 8:3 0-1 0:0 0 AM 2:0 0-4 :30 PM Sco uts line up in rela y fashion facing a sing le turn aro und pos t loc ate d abo ut 30 fee t from the sta rtin g line. Sco uts in the gro up shall be num ber ed 1 to 5. On signal Sco uts Nos. 2 a,nd 3 will car ry Sco ut No. 1 with a fou r-ha nd. sea t car ry (for con scio us pat ien t) to the turn aro und post. The n the y cha nge position~ resulting in Sco uts Nos. 1 and 3 car ryin g Sco ut No. 2. The y race bac k to the starting line. Nex t, Sco uts Nos. 4 and 5 car ry Sco ut No. 3 to the turn aro und post. At the turn aro und pos t the Sco uts cha nge pos itio ns so tha t Sco uts Nos. 3 and 5 car ry Sco ut No. 4 to the finish line, end ing the relay race. (All Sco uts are car ried one leg of the race exc ept for Sco ut No. 5) Thi s is a tim ed event. Tim ed cha llen ges in: sit- ups /pu sh- ups , 1mile run, etc. PARTICIPATION SPECIAL RIBBONS **AGAIN THIS YEAR** Eac h sco ut will be issu ed an "Ev ent s Par ticip atio n" car d with all 8 eve nts listed. As he com ple tes eac h activity, Sup erv iso rs at eac h eve nt will sta mp his car d as cer tific atio n of his participation. Wh en the sco ut get s 5 sta mp s, he ma y brin g his car d to the hea dqu arte rs are a (ne ar the Pat Tho mp son cen ter) for a special PARTICIPATION RIBBON. �R PIOUDLr IBCOGlfZI OUI urrrs fHAr All PAlffCfPAfflG UNIT ---- TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA( S} · ftTHEMEft DEMONSTRATED ------------- ------ ------- --------------- ------------------------------------ ------ UNIT I ------ 1 9 18 20 21 23 25 27 29 30 32 33 34 40 45 47 48 51 53 55 57 64 66 68 69 72 75 78 83 85 87 89 90 94 102 107 109 110 115 127 130 133 135 14 3 144 145 157 162 166 171 177 185 COUNCIL COUNCIL COUNCIL OA COUNCIL NC NE CR NE NE SE EA NE NA SW NE NE NE SE NA NA SE SE CR SE SE EA NE NC SE CR EA MS NE SE EA SE SW SW NC NC SC SW NC NC SW NC WEST TN SC SW SC SC SC E.AK COUNCIL CR SE HS GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE PSITE CAM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSTIE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPFIRE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE 1, 2 3 4 58 155,156 34 42 74 17,20 107 108 21 88 71,72 33,36 61,63 134 32,35 46 98 89 52,55 243 242 13 9, 10 223 28 24 7 124 238 50 65 6,7 185 244,245,246 103 16 101 198 197 113 30 111 203 249 208 122 139 90,93 51 152 233 100 39 145 248 REGISTRATION SCOUT SHOP POW WOW PROMOTION SERVICE TEAM CUB CAMP ADVENTURE WHEN YOU CAN'T RIDE, YOU CAN'T GO PIONEERING MODEL CAMP SAFETY K.B. SCOUTING SKILLS OUTDOOR SKILLS MONKEY BRIDGE EARTHQUAKE AWARENESS PIONEERING HANGING AROUND WITH TROOP 30 KNOTS DUTCH OVEN COOKING DISASTER PREPAREDNESS SCOUTING SKILLS ORIENTEERING PIONEE RING MONKEY BRIDGE MODEL CAMPFIRES COOKING (DUTCH OVEN) "C P R" SCOUTING AROUND COOKING &PIONEERING SKILLS SAFETY COOKING EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS SCOUT SKILLS PING/COOKING BACKPACKING &BACKPACKING CAM PIONEERING MODEL CAMPSITE PIONEERING PIONEERING MODEL CAMPSITE TIN CAN COOKING CAMPING SKILLS TROOP ACTIVITIES SCOUTING FUN FUN WITH TROOP 109 BOY SCOUTS REACHING FOR THE TOP FIRST AID SCOUTS ON AMISSION SCOUTING AROUND SCOUTING SKILLS CAMP GADGETS OUTING IN SCOUTING TIN CAN COOKERY BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES SPACE EXPLORATION SCOUTS IN ACTION CAMPING AND COOKING JUST SAY NO SCOUT SKILLS �fl PIOUD£r llCOGIILE OUR u1rrs rHAr ARE PAlflCIPArIIG UNIT ---- TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP UNIT t ------ 192 199 200 202 204 206 207 209 225 229 231 246 24 7 252 255 256 260 261 263 265 268 274 275 276 281 282 292 302 304 312 330 331 334 340 341 343 345 34 7 349 352 355 356 358 359 360 363 363 364 368 372 381 389 396 401 415 417 459 DIST. ------------SW SC NE NE NE NE NA NA NE SE CR SE SE NE NE EA NE NE NE NE NE EA SE EA NA NA CR NA NA NA EA EA EA EA EA EA SW HS KS SE SE SE EA EA EA EA W. TN COUNCIL EA EA KS NA NA EA SW NE NE NE WHERE TO FIND ------------CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSITE CAKPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE PSITE CAM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE AREA(S) --------------137 87 44,45,47 121,126 151 123 210 255 3 209 109 15,18 163 25,26 127,128 226 73, 76 206 237 258,259,260 66,69 220 81 54 215 23 251 142 212 53 186 214 179,182 222 77,80 157,160 1, 2 170 190,191 75,78 180,183 158 106 254 12 115,116 114 68 239,240 196 211 164,167 231 83 38 138 117,118 'THEMEn DEKONSTRATED ----------- ------------------------------KNOTS &LASHINGS KNIFE/AXE CAMPING EKERGENCY PREPAREDNESS CAMPFIRE COOKING DUTCH OVEN COOKING SCOUTS CAKPING SCOUTING AROUND INDIAN LORE: KNOT TIRING EKERGENCY PREPAREDNESS KNOTS &LASHING SPECIAL COOKING FIRST AID BACKBACKING SIGNAL TOWER FIRST AID WOUND HAKE UP DUTCH OVEN COOKING KNOT DISPLAYS HODEL CAKPSITE SCOUTING AROUND PIONEERING SCOUTS CAMPING PIONEERING SCOUTS fN ACTION KNOTS &LASHING/FIRST AID WILD GAME COOKING BACKPACKING COOKING COOKING ORIENTEERING SCOUT SKILLS KNOTS &LASHINGS PIONEERING TROOP ACTIVITIES BIG HILL POND SCOUT FUN LEATHER CRAFT WOOOO PIG SOOIE OUTDOOR LIVING SCOUT SKILL PIONEERING PIONEERING CAMP GADGETS SURVIVAL CAMP WOLF RIVER TRAIL OUR CAMPSITE CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COOKING HODEL CAMPSITE ROPE MAKING &LASHING SCOUTING AROUND PIONEERING COOKING FIRES BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES PIONEERING PIONEERING CAMPING �rE PIOUDLY IKCOGNIZE OUR UNITS rHAr ARE PAITICIPATING UNIT UNIT I ---- ------ TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP TP PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB WEB PK WEB WEB PK WEB PK WEB WEB PK PK PK WEB PK 46 0 465 470 487 503 506 511 513 514 520 523 528 535 564 596 701 741 742 168 202 203 24 7 307 453 902 903 940 1 1 13 13 17 21 23 25 27 27 29 29 30 30 33 33 34 41 41 44 47 47 48 50 50 54 55 61 61 66 DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEME" DEMONSTRATED ------------- ------------- --------------- ------------------------------------------ EA EA NE NE SC SW SW SC SC SC SC SC NC SW SC SS KS KS EX NE EA SE SS EX EX EX EX NE NE NE NE NA NE SE EA NE NE NA NA SW SW NE NE NE KS KS SE NA NA SE EA EA EA SE SE SE NE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM 97 24 14 79 99 84 5 221 229 59,60 40,43 61 235 201 86 SPACE ABOVE 226 218 194 999 120 132,133 166 999 999 (6) 999 999 999 101 31 116 125,130 118 112 24 22 117 91,94 139 110 96,97 37 89,90 135,136 29 10 70 14 7 19 92 6,1 253 213 51,52 27,28,29 134 11 125 CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES KNOTS l LASHINGS HOit SWEET IT IS EMERGENCY PREPAREDNES K.B . SIGNAL TOWER MODEL CAMP IDEAL CAMPSITE SCOUTING AROUND BICYCLE CAMP COOKING FIRES CAMP COOKING PIONEERING OUTING IN SCOUTING STAR GAZING SCOUT SKILLS MEETING THE SPECIAL CHALLENGE KNOTS l LASHINGS FIRST AID/MEETING THE CHALLENGE HIGH ADVENTURE INDIAN LORE PIONEERING/ATHLETICS HIGH ADVENTURE OPPORTUNITY HANDICAPPED AWARENESS TRIVIAL PURSUIT HEALTH GAME HOSPITAL PET CARE ENGINEERING I CAN KNOT, YOU CAN KNOT CUB SCOUTING GAMES, GAMES, GAMES CUB SCOUTING GAMES SCOUTING SKILLS PACK ACTIVITIES MONKEY BRIDGE CUB SCOUT WATER FUN OUTDOOR FUN MEETING THE CHALLANGE IN NATURE MEETING THE CHALLENGE IN NATURE CUB SCOUT FUN WEBELOS OUTDOORSMAN PINE CONE FIRE STARTERS SCOUT CAMPING CUB SCOUTING MODELING CAMP MODELING CAMP WEBELOS IN ACTION DEN PROJECTS PIONEERING NECKERCHIEF SLIDES l REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS WEBELOS CAMPING BRIDGING THE GAP CUB SCOUT FUN SPACE DERBY BASIC KNOTS WEBELOS CAMPING RECYCLING TRASH �fl PIOUDLf llCOGIIII OUI utrrs rBAr All PAlfICIPAfIIG UNIT ---- WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB WEB PK WEB PK PK PK PK WEB PK PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK PK PK PK PK PK PK PK PK PK WEB WEB PK PK PK PK WEB WEB PK PK PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEKE" DEMONSTRATED ------------- ----- -------- ----- ---------- ------------------------------------------ UNIT I -----78 83 83 87 87 89 89 90 96 102 107 108 110 111 115 127 127 130 132 132 133 133 140 140 143 145 158 159 162 173 180 185 192 202 202 204 207 209 215 219 219 221 229 240 24 1 241 246 246 241 24 7 252 252 255 255 256 256 259 HS NE NE EA EA SE SE SW NE NC NC NC SW NC NC NC NC SW NE NE NC NC NC NC SC SC SC SC SC NC MS KS SW NE NE NE NA NA KS SE SE EA SE EA SE SE SE SE SE SE NE NE NE NE EA EA NE CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM SITE CAMP ' GYM GYM GYK GYK CAMPSITE GYK GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYM GYK GYM GYK GYM GYM GYM GYM GYM GYK CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYK GYK GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPS ITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM 62,64 143 8 131 140,141 115 104 83,84 95 199 124 189 48,49 140 133 87,88 204 107 109 176 68,69 200 81,82 250 59,60 120,121 127,128 62,63 61 111 108 33 42 112 131 146 75 43 150 35 169,172 256,257 50 64 10 171 144 19 73 148 77,78 27 53,54 129 99 227 39 HODEL CAMPSITE NAIL DRIVING CONTEST HODEL CAMPSITE CUB FUN WEBELOS IN ACTION RAIN GUTTER REGATTA WEBELOS CAMPING SKITS WEBELOS IN ACTION WEBELOS CAMPING CUBBING AROUND WEBELOS FUN DISPLAYING SOME OF NATURE 1 S BEST FLYING HIGH IN THE 90'S WITH PACK 111 RING THE BOTTLE FIRE SAFETY WEBELOS FUN HOKE SAFETY CUB SCOUTS IN ACTION HOKE SAFETY BLACK PACE SETTERS WEBELOS CAMPING PACK ACTIVITIES WEBELOS FUN THREE COMPONENTS OF BANKING SYSTEM TURTLE RACES GAMES PACK ACTIVITIES RING TOSS ADEN OF GAMES FINGERPRINTING GAMES &FUN PACK ACTIVITIES CUB SCOUT FUN WEBELOS FUN CAMPFIRE COOKING EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS WORK TOGETHER IN GOOD DEED SAND PAINTING TIN CAN COOKING MEETING THE CHALLENGE HODEL ROCKETS CUBBING AROUND ENVIRONMENT THE ENVIRONMENT CUB CRAFT OUTDOOR FUN GAMES AND FUN KNOT TYING "LIFE 1 S SPECIAL CHALLENGES" 1 "LIFE S SPECIAL CHALLENGES" GAKES PIONEERING FIRST AID KIT FIRST AID WOUND KAKE UP GAMES �fl PROUDLY IECOGKlZE OUI UllTS THAT Alli PAllTlClPATllG UNIT ---- WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK PK PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK PK PK WEB PK PK PK WEB PK PK WEB PK WEB PK PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB WEB PK PK PK UNIT t ------ 259 260 261 265 265 266 266 274 274 280 280 286 286 292 292 302 304 312 312 330 330 334 334 339 34 1 343 34 3 344 344 34 7 34 7 352 355 355 356 356 358 359 359 367 367 368 368 369 369 371 371 376 376 377 377 389 389 396 401 404 408 DIST. WHERE TO FIND ------------- AREA(S) ------------ - --------------- NE NE NE NE NE NE NE EA EA NA NA NA NA CR CR NA NA NA NA EA EA EA EA NE EA EA EA SW SW HS KS SE SE SE SE SE EA EA EA EA EA EA EA EA EA HS KS KS KS HS HS NA NA EA SW SW SW CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPINGSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYK GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYK GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM 228 37,38 207 136,137 261 151 82 40,41 219 44,45 216 25,26 17 4 86 252 76 22 153,154 56 95 187,188 23 17 5 100 17 8,9 161 130 129 119 173 135 102,103,104 181,184 74 159 79,80 85 4 105,106 224,225 146,147 241 14,15 177,178 152 153,154 46,47 102,105 148,149 192,193 113,114 165,168 232 94 132 67 "THEME" DEMONSTRATED -------- ------- -- --- - - - ------- ------- ----~ OUTDOORSMAN CRAFTS "R" US COMMUNICATION TOP CUB MEETING THE CHALLENGE CUB SCOUT FUN CUB SCOUT FUN RAINGUTTER REGATTA WILDERNESS ENGtNEERING REACHING FOR THE STARS KNOTS l LASHINGS/FIRST AID SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT-RECYCLE NEW WEBELOS IN ACTION EARTHQUAKE SAFETY WEBELOS FUN CUB SCOUT FUN STRIKE ZONE "HOMEMADE GAMES" "WEBELOS SKILLS" FUN WITH CUB SCOUTS WEBELOS CAMPING HAMMER YO HAMMER WEBELOS CAMPING CUBBING AROUND GAMES HIKING l KAP READING WEBELOS ACTIVITIES GAMES WE PLAY CUBS MAKING THE SCORE CUB SCOUT FUN MEETING THE CHALLENGE FIRST AID PINEWOOD DERBY PIONEERING MILKING PIONEERING MAKING PAPER PACK ACTIVITIES WEBELOS CAMPING CARNIVAL GAMES WEBELOS CAMPING SODA STRAW RACING SODA STRAW RACING CUB - KANIA - UP TO PAR WEBELOS IN ACTION PACK ACTIVITIES BOX HOCKEY GAMES FOR FUN AMERICAN SPIRIT MEETING THE CHALLENGE THRU PERSONAL SAFETY OUTDOOR FUN "PROUD AMERICANS" RACE ATURTLE WEBELOS CAMPING CUB SCOUT ACTIVITIES PACK ACTIVITIES CUB SCOUT FUN �r1 PIOUD£1 IECOGIIZE OUI UIIfS fHAr AiB PAlfICIPAfIIG UNIT ---PK PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK WEB PK PK PK WEB PK WEB PK PK PK PK PK WEB PK WEB WEB PK WEB DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEME" DEMONSTRATED ------------- ----- ----- --- --------------- . ---------------- ----- --------------- ----- UNIT I -----410 415 415 439 454 477 477 487 487 506 513 514 514 520 520 523 533 548 565 581 581 723 723 741 742 742 NE NE NE NE NE EA EA NE NE SW SC SC SC SC SC SC NC SC SW NA NA HS KS HS HS KS GYK GYM CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYK GYM GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYK GYM GYM GYK CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE 34 20,21 41 65 119 122,123 234 92,93 143,144 12,13 16 5 230 36 57 138 31,32 141 55 66 205 126 85 217 30 195 GAMES CUB GAMES OUTDOORSMAN RECYCLING CUB SCOUTING FEATS OF SKILL WEBELOS IN ACTION RAIN GUTTER REGATTA FIRST AID CUB ACTIVITIES WOODCRAFT BICYCLE SAFETY WEBELOS CAMPING GIVING GIFTS MODEL CAMPSITE CUB SCOUT FUN FUN WITH STICKS PACK ACTIVITIES CUBBING AROUND SLIDES BY YOU WEBELOS CAMPING CUBBING AROUND MEETING THE CHALLENGE WEBELOS FUN FIRE PREVENTION-MEETING THE CHALLENGE FIRST AID/MEETING THE CHALLENGE SC OU T BASE '90 Sp on sor s Fed eral Exp ress Cor pora tion Nor thw est Airlines, Inc. 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Ix I <( I' 1&: 181 17 CAR WASH ~ .... .....___. ,.· 1ss 8 lb ~~~a:> ~ <o It) ~rs;;i c:c.J ___: ~ p ~ PIONEERING 226 I , ..1 ;: ~ t~ · L ..,.......,· ~50]157] 113 108 HEADQUARTERS h12 107 ~06 h03~ool 91 I " l10<i! 1011981 INC~l.;LUB l1odio2l 99J . l94 ! 91lsaJ I a 2I , 9: 76 l;J [ ss [ 661631 s 1J I9sl 9~ 89 J Is51831 ao! 11 J 1• J [ 1ol s1 l s• l s2 J [ 961 931 sd a~ asl 841 si! 1a l 15] 12] 11l 68l ssJ ~ 1 2 i .~ ; I K INSER GATE ENT~ANCE 3000 Sq. Ft. Per Campsite w/ 10· Access Roads between Campsiles Access isles (avenues) will be marked in order for the Public to view each compsite . 1. Troops are encouraged to construct their own distinctive "Entranceway" for their site. 2. Open ground fires are permitted for cooking , however holes must not be dug . . :·w ·~ " *Although campsites appear to be cramped on this map, they will not be marked off this ~ight. Each site will be approximately 50'x60' (12 to .15 two-man tents or 24 to 30 Scouts). 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I L9 I a· z 3 4 s c. 1 9 q lO '1 12. l~ All booths are 10' wide by 8' deep All booths have curtain sides and backs One banquet size table {approx. 6') and two chairs will be made availabl e for each booth. NO CHARGE � 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 Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. 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 PROGRA _MEETING THE CHALLENGE NAVY MEMPHIS * CHICKASAW COUNCIL SCOUT BASE 90 A id-South Scouting Adventure Saturday October 27, 1990 Naval Air Station, emphis Presented By: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD AVENUE (901) 327-4193 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112 CHIEF OF NAVAL TECHNICAL TRAINING NAVAL AIR STATION MEMPHIS (75) MILLINGTON . TENNESSEE 38054 Greetings: Welcome to Scout Base '90. Each year since its inception in 1987, Scout Base has grown in popularity. Scout Base '89 drew over 11,500 Scouts and leaders from the Chickasaw and other councils and over 6,000 visitors from Memphis and surrounding areas. This year's Scout Base promises to be an even greater success, and it is an opportunity for you to enjoy new adventures in Scouting here at Naval Air Station Memphis. ' Camping for aircraft flight equipment and a are available. activities with both Scouts and families, military and static displays, combat ground wide range of Scouting activities So is the opportunity to share these Scouts from other Mid-South councils. This guide has been prepared to provide a schedule and other details of the weekend's events. Again, welcome to Scout Base '90, the Mid-South's best ever Scouting adventure! rely, R. L. RICH, Rear Admiral, U. S. Navy DAILY SCHEDULE SCOUT BASE '90 A MID - SOUTH SCOlJTING ADVENTURE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1990 12:00 Noon Sundown 8:30 PM 9:00 PM 10:15 PM Base opens for check-in Colors (lowering of the flag) Jewish Services (all wishing to attend, meet at registration area) Check- in complete Cracker Barrell (Reception for all Scoutmaster, Cubmasters, Post Advisors and Wehelos Leaders) - Pat Thompson Recreation Center (Theater Building) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1990 6:00 AM 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 11:30 AM J2:00-2:00 PM 2:00-5:00 PM 5:00 PM Sundown 6: 30 PM Reveille Breakfast- Scouts and leaders may eat in the military mess hall. Cost: age J2 and older, $0.80; ages 11 and under, $0.40 . Begin Booth (Gymnasium) and Campsite set- up. Judging will be during the hours of 2:00 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. Coni ~ inue Booth and Campsite set- up Events Begin Scouts may participate in: Military Fitness Test View Static Displays Wheelchair Basketball Two - Man Carry ReJ .ay Chariot Race Tug - 0-War Nerf Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Hot Air Balloon Exhibition (weather permittin~) Parade Step- Off (north end of football field) Opening Ceremony and View Static Displays Campsites and Boc lths open for viewing and judging. Events re - open: Mili ta.ry fj t .ness Test Two - Man Carry Rel.ay Chariot Race View Static Displays T11g - O- War Wheelchair Basketball Nerf Football Frisbee Toss Hot. Air Bal loon Exl1ibi ti on Supper- (Pack and Trc)op time) Colo .r~ Camp f ire/Show Soccer Relay (weather permittin~) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1990 6:00 A.M 7:00 AM 8:00 AM 8:30 AM 9:00 AM 12:00 noon Reveille Breakfast and. Clean-up (Military Mess Hall wi.11 be open) Protestant Services - Campfire Area Catholic Services - Campfj_re Area Check - out Al . l areas closed PARTICIPATION EVENTS For ALL Scouts - Tiger Cubs , Cub Scouts, Webelos , Boy Scouts and Explorers 1. Two-Man Carry Relay 2. Tug - 0-War 3. Chariot Races 4. Wheel Chair Basketball 5 . "Nerf" Football 6. Frisbee Toss 7. Soccer Relay 8:30-10:00 AM 2 :00 - 4 :30 PM 8:30 - 10:00 AM 2:00-4:30 PM 8:30- 10:00 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM 8:30-10:00 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM 8:30-10:00 AM 2:00-4:30 PM 8:30-10:00 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM 8:30-10:00 AM 2 :00-4 :30 PM Scouts line up in relay fashion facing a single turnaround post located about 30 feet from the starting line. Scouts in the group shall be numbered 1 to 5. On signal Scouts Nos. 2 a,nd 3 will carry Scout No. 1 with a four- hand.seat carry (for conscious patient) to the turnaround post. Then they change position~ resulting in Scouts Nos. 1 and 3 carrying Scout No. 2. They race back to the starting line. Next, Scouts Nos. 4 and 5 carry Scout No. 3 to the turnaround post. At the turnaround post the Scouts change positions so that Scouts Nos. 3 and 5 carry Scout No. 4 to the finish line, ending the relay race. (All Scouts are carried one leg of the race except for Scout No. 5) This is a timed event. 3-man teams - 2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course. 2-man teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket (basketball and chair will be furnished). Throw for accuracy at a specified target. Throw for accuracy at a specified target. 4 - man teams get ball around a marked course. 8. Military "Fitness Challenge" 8:30-10:00 AM 2:00-4 :30 PM Timed challenges in: sit-ups/push-ups, 1- mile run, etc. PARTICIPATION SPECIAL RIBBONS **AGAIN THIS YEAR** Each scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all 8 events listed. As he completes each activity, Supervisors at each event will stamp his card as certification of his participation. When the scout gets 5 stamps, he may bring his card to the headquarters area (near the Pat Thompson center) for a special PARTICIPATION RIBBON. R PIOUDLr IBCOGlfZI OUI urrrs fHAr All PAlffCf PAfflG UNIT UNIT I DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA( S} · ftT HEMEft DEMONSTRATED ---- ---- -- --- ---------- ------ -- --- -- -------- -- ----- --- ------ ----------- -- --- ----------- ------ COUNCIL GYM 1, 2 REGISTRATION COUNCIL GYM 3 SCOUT SHOP COUNCIL GYM 4 POW WOW PROMOTION OA CAMPSITE 58 SERVICE TEAM COUNCIL GYM 155,156 CUB CAMP ADVENTURE TP 1 NC CAMPSITE 34 WHEN YOU CAN'T RIDE, YOU CAN'T GO TP 9 NE CAMPSITE 42 PIONEERING TP 18 CR CAMPSITE 74 MODEL CAMP TP 20 NE CAMPSITE 17,20 SAFETY K.B. TP 21 NE CAMPSITE 107 SCOUTING SKILLS TP 23 SE CAMPSITE 108 OUTDOOR SKILLS TP 25 EA CAMPSITE 21 MONKEY BRIDGE TP 27 NE CAMPSITE 88 EARTHQUAKE AWARENESS TP 29 NA CAMPSITE 71,72 PIONEERING TP 30 SW CAMPSITE 33,36 HANGING AROUND WITH TROOP 30 TP 32 NE CAMPSITE 61,63 KNOTS TP 33 NE CAMPSITE 134 DUTCH OVEN COOKING TP 34 NE CAMPSITE 32,35 DISASTER PREPAREDNESS TP 40 SE CAMPSITE 46 SCOUTING SKILLS TP 45 NA CAMPSITE 98 ORIENTEERING TP 47 NA CAM PSITE 89 PIONEE RING TP 48 SE CAMPSITE 52,55 MONKEY BRIDGE TP 51 SE CAMPSITE 243 MODEL CAMPFIRES TP 53 CR CAMPSITE 242 COOKING (DUTCH OVEN) TP 55 SE CA MPSITE 13 "C P R" TP 57 SE CAMPSITE 9, 10 SCOUTING AROUND TP 64 EA CAMPSITE 223 COOKING & PIONEERING SKILLS TP 66 NE CAMPSITE 28 SAFETY TP 68 NC CA KPSTIE 24 7 COOKING TP 69 SE CAMPSITE 124 EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS TP 72 CR CAMPSITE 238 SCOUT SKILLS TP 75 EA CAMPSITE 50 BACKPAC KING & BACKPACKING CA MPING/COOKING TP 78 MS CAMPSITE 65 PIONEERING TP 83 NE CAMPSITE 6,7 MODEL CAMPSITE TP 85 SE CAMPSITE 185 PIONEERING TP 87 EA CAMPSITE 244,245,246 PIONEERING TP 89 SE CAMPSITE 103 MODEL CAMPSITE TP 90 SW CAMPSITE 16 TIN CAN COOKING TP 94 SW CAMPSITE 101 CAMPING SKILLS TP 102 NC CAMPSITE 198 TROOP ACTIVITIES TP 107 NC CAMPSITE 197 SCOUTING FUN TP 109 SC CAMPSITE 113 FUN WITH TROOP 109 TP 110 SW CAMPSITE 30 BOY SCOUTS REACHING FOR THE TOP TP 115 NC CAMPSITE 111 FIRST AID TP 127 NC CAMPSITE 203 SCOUTS ON A MISSION TP 130 SW CAMPSITE 249 SCOUTING AROUND TP 133 NC CAMPSITE 208 SCOUTING SKILLS TP 135 WEST TN CAMPSITE 122 CAMP GADGETS TP 14 3 SC CAMPSITE 139 OUTING IN SCOUTING TP 144 SW CAMPSITE 90,93 TIN CAN COOKERY TP 145 SC CAMPSITE 51 BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES TP 157 SC CAMPFIRE 152 CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES TP 162 SC CAMPSITE 233 SPACE EXPLORATION TP 166 E.AK COUNCIL CAMPSITE 100 SCOUTS IN ACTION TP 171 CR CAMPSITE 39 CAMPING AND COOKING TP 177 SE CAMPSITE 145 JUST SAY NO TP 185 HS CAMPSITE 248 SCOUT SKILLS fl PIOUD£r llCOGIILE OUR u1rrs rHAr ARE PAlflCIPArIIG UNIT UNIT t DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) 'THEMEn DEKONSTRATED ---- ------ -- --------- -- --------- ---- --- ---- -- ---- -- ----------- ------ ---- ---- ---------------- - TP 192 SW CAMPSITE 137 KNOTS & LASHINGS TP 199 SC CAMPSITE 87 KNIFE/AXE TP 200 NE CAMPSITE 44,45,47 CAMPING TP 202 NE CAMPSITE 121,126 EKERGENCY PREPAREDNESS TP 204 NE CAKPSITE 151 CAMPFIRE COOKING TP 206 NE CAKPSITE 123 DUTCH OVEN COOKING TP 207 NA CAKPSITE 210 SCOUTS CAKPING TP 209 NA CAKPSITE 255 SCOUTING AROUND TP 225 NE CAKPSITE 3 INDIAN LORE: KNOT TIRING TP 229 SE CAKPSITE 209 EKERGENCY PREPAREDNESS TP 231 CR CAKPSITE 109 KNOTS & LASHING TP 246 SE CAKPSITE 15,18 SPECIAL COOKING TP 24 7 SE CAKPSITE 163 FIRST AID TP 252 NE CAMPSITE 25,26 BACKBACKING TP 255 NE CAMPSITE 127,128 SIGNAL TOWER TP 256 EA CAMPSITE 226 FIRST AID WOUND HAKE UP TP 260 NE CAKPSITE 73, 76 DUTCH OVEN COOKING TP 261 NE CAKPSITE 206 KNOT DISPLAYS TP 263 NE CAMPSITE 237 HODEL CAKPSITE TP 265 NE CAMPSITE 258,259,26 0 SCOUTING AROUND TP 268 NE CAKPSITE 66,69 PIONEERING TP 274 EA CAMPSITE 220 SCOUTS CAMPING TP 2 75 SE CAKPSITE 81 PIONEERING TP 2 76 EA CAMPSITE 54 SCOUTS fN ACTION TP 281 NA CAMPSITE 215 KNOTS & LASHING/FIRST AID TP 282 NA CAMPSITE 23 WILD GAME COOKING TP 292 CR CAMPSITE 251 BACKPACKING TP 302 NA CAMPSITE 142 COOKING TP 304 NA CAMPSITE 212 COOKING TP 312 NA CAMPSITE 53 ORIENTEERING TP 330 EA CAMPSITE 186 SCOUT SKILLS TP 331 EA CAMPSITE 214 KNOTS & LASHINGS TP 334 EA CAMPSITE 179,182 PIONEERING TP 340 EA CAMPSITE 222 TROOP ACTIVITIES TP 341 EA CAMPSITE 77,80 BIG HILL POND TP 343 EA CAMPSITE 157,16 0 SCOUT FUN TP 345 SW CAMPSITE 1, 2 LEATHER CRAFT TP 34 7 HS CAMPSITE 170 WOOOO PIG SOOIE TP 349 KS CAMPSITE 190,191 OUTDOOR LIVING TP 352 SE CAMPSITE 75,78 SCOUT SKILL TP 355 SE CAMPSITE 180,183 PIONEERING TP 356 SE CAMPSITE 158 PIONEERING TP 358 EA CAMPSITE 106 CAMP GADGETS TP 359 EA CAMPSITE 254 SURVIVAL CAMP TP 360 EA CAMPSITE 12 WOLF RIVER TRAIL TP 363 EA CAMPSITE 115,116 OUR CAMPSITE TP 363 W. TN COUNCIL CAMPSITE 114 CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES TP 364 EA CA MPSITE 68 COOKING TP 368 EA CAMPSITE 239,240 HODEL CAMPSITE TP 372 KS CAMPSITE 196 ROPE MAKING & LASHING TP 381 NA CAMPSITE 211 SCOUTING AROUND TP 389 NA CAMPSITE 164,167 PIONEERING TP 396 EA CAMPSITE 231 COOKING FIRES TP 401 SW CAMPSITE 83 BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES TP 415 NE CAMPSITE 38 PIONEERING TP 417 NE CAMPSITE 138 PIONEERING TP 459 NE CAMPSITE 117,118 CAMPING rE PIOUDLY IKCOGNIZE OUR UNITS rHAr ARE PAITICIPATING UNIT UNIT I DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEME" DEMONSTRATED ---- ------ ----- -- ------ ------ ------- ----- -------- -- --------- --------- ---------------- -------- TP 46 0 EA CAMPSITE 97 CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES TP 465 EA CAMPSITE 24 KNOTS l LASHINGS TP 47 0 NE CAMPSITE 14 HOit SWEET IT IS TP 487 NE CAMPSITE 79 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNES K.B . TP 503 SC CAMPSITE 99 SIGNAL TOWER TP 506 SW CAMPSITE 84 MODEL CAMP TP 511 SW CAMPSITE 5 IDEAL CAMPSITE TP 513 SC CAMPSITE 221 SCOUTING AROUND TP 514 SC CAMPSITE 229 BICYCLE CAMP TP 520 SC CAMPSITE 59,60 COOKING FIRES TP 523 SC CAMPSITE 40,43 CAMP COOKING TP 528 SC CAMPSITE 61 PIONEERING TP 535 NC CAMPSITE 235 OUTING IN SCOUTING TP 564 SW CAMPSITE 201 STAR GAZING TP 596 SC CAMPSITE 86 SCOUT SKILLS TP 701 SS CAMPSITE SPACE ABOVE 226 MEETING THE SPECIAL CHALLENGE TP 7 41 KS CAMPSITE 218 KNOTS l LASHINGS TP 742 KS CAMPSITE 194 FIRST AID /MEETING THE CHALLENGE PO 168 EX GYM 999 HIGH ADVENTURE PO 202 NE CAMPSITE 120 INDIAN LORE PO 203 EA CAMPSITE 132,133 PIONEERING/ATHLETICS PO 24 7 SE CAMPSITE 166 HIGH ADVENTURE OPPORTUNITY PO 307 SS GYM 999 HANDICAPPED AWARENESS PO 453 EX GYM 999 (6) TRIVIAL PURSUIT HEALTH GAME PO 902 EX GY M 999 HOSPITAL PO 903 EX GYM 999 PET CARE PO 940 EX GYM 999 ENGINEERING PK 1 NE GYM 101 I CAN KNOT, YOU CAN KNOT WEB 1 NE CAMPSITE 31 CUB SCOUTING PK 13 NE GYK 116 GAMES, GAMES, GAMES WEB 13 NE CAMPSITE 125,130 CUB SCOUTING PK 17 NA GYM 118 GAMES WEB 21 NE CAMPSITE 112 SCOUTING SKILLS PK 23 SE GYM 24 PACK ACTIVITIES WEB 25 EA CAMPSITE 22 MONKEY BRIDGE PK 27 NE GYM 117 CUB SCOUT WATER FUN WEB 27 NE CAMPSITE 91,94 OUTDOOR FUN PK 29 NA GYM 139 MEETING THE CHALLANGE IN NATURE WEB 29 NA CAMPSITE 110 MEETING THE CHALLENGE IN NATURE PK 30 SW GYM 96,97 CUB SCOUT FUN WEB 30 SW CAMPSITE 37 WEBELOS OUTDOOR SMAN PK 33 NE GYM 89,90 PINE CONE FIRE STARTERS WEB 33 NE CAMPSITE 135,136 SCOUT CAMPING WEB 34 NE CAMPSITE 29 CUB SCOUTING PK 41 KS GYM 10 MODELING CAMP WEB 41 KS CAMPSITE 70 MODELING CAMP WEB 44 SE CAMPSITE 14 7 WEBELOS IN ACTION PK 47 NA GYM 19 DEN PROJECTS WEB 47 NA CAMPSITE 92 PIONEERING PK 48 SE GYM 6,1 NECKERCHIEF SLIDES l REFRIGERATOR MAGNETS WEB 50 EA CAMPSITE 253 WEBELOS CAMPING WEB 50 EA CAMPSITE 213 BRIDGING THE GAP PK 54 EA GYM 51,52 CUB SCOUT FUN PK 55 SE GYM 27,28,29 SPACE DERBY PK 61 SE GYM 134 BASIC KNOTS WEB 61 SE CAM PSITE 11 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 66 NE GYM 125 RECYCLING TRASH fl PIOUDLf llCOGIIII OUI utrrs rBAr All PAlfICIPAfIIG UNIT UNIT I DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEKE" DEMONSTRATED ---- ------ ----------- -- ----- -------- ----- -------- -- -- ---------- ------ ----- ------ -- ----------- WEB 78 HS CAMPSITE 62,64 HODEL CAMPSITE PK 83 NE GYK 143 NAIL DRIVING CONTEST WEB 83 NE CAMPSITE 8 HODEL CAMPSITE PK 87 EA GYK 131 CUB FUN WEB 87 EA CAMPSITE 140,141 WEBELOS IN ACTION PK 89 SE GYK 115 RAIN GUTTER REGATTA WEB 89 SE CAMPSITE 104 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 90 SW GYK 83,84 SKITS WEB 96 NE CAMPSITE 95 WEBELOS IN ACTION WEB 102 NC CAMPSITE 199 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 107 NC GYM 124 CUBBING AROUND WEB 108 NC CAMPSITE 189 WEBELOS FUN PK 110 SW ' GYM 48,49 DISPLAYING SOME OF NATURE 1 S BEST PK 111 NC GYM 140 FLYING HIGH IN THE 90'S WITH PACK 111 PK 115 NC GYK 133 RING THE BOTTLE PK 127 NC GYK 87,88 FIRE SAFETY WEB 127 NC CAMPSITE 204 WEBELOS FUN PK 130 SW GYK 107 HOKE SAFETY PK 132 NE GYM 109 CUB SCOUTS IN ACTION WEB 132 NE CAMPSITE 176 HOKE SAFETY PK 133 NC GYM 68,69 BLACK PACE SETTERS WEB 133 NC CAMPSITE 200 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 140 NC GYK 81,82 PACK ACTIVITIES WEB 140 NC CAMPSITE 250 WEBELOS FUN PK 143 SC GYM 59,60 THREE COMPONENTS OF BANKING SYSTEM PK 145 SC GYK 120,121 TURTLE RACES PK 158 SC GYM 127,128 GAMES PK 159 SC GYK 62,63 PACK ACTIVITIES PK 162 SC GYM 61 RING TOSS PK 173 NC GYM 111 A DEN OF GAMES PK 180 MS GYM 108 FINGERPRINTING PK 185 KS GYM 33 GAMES & FUN PK 192 SW GYM 42 PACK ACTIVITIES PK 202 NE GYK 112 CUB SCOUT FUN WEB 202 NE CAMPSITE 131 WEBELOS FUN WEB 204 NE CAMPSITE 146 CAMPFIRE COOKING PK 207 NA GYM 75 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PK 209 NA GYM 43 EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS PK 215 KS GYM 150 WORK TOGETHER IN GOOD DEED PK 219 SE GYM 35 SAND PAINTING WEB 219 SE CAMPSITE 169,172 TIN CAN COOKING WEB 221 EA CAMPSITE 256,257 MEETING THE CHALLENGE PK 229 SE GYK 50 HODEL ROCKETS PK 240 EA GYK 64 CUBBING AROUND PK 24 1 SE GYM 10 ENVIRONMENT WEB 241 SE CAMPSITE 171 THE ENVIRONMENT PK 246 SE GYM 144 CUB CRAFT WEB 246 SE CAMPSITE 19 OUTDOOR FUN PK 241 SE GYM 73 GAMES AND FUN WEB 24 7 SE CAMPSITE 148 KNOT TYING PK 252 NE GYM 77,78 "LIFE 1 S SPECIAL CHALLENGES" WEB 252 NE CAMPSITE 27 "LIFE 1 S SPECIAL CHALLENGES" PK 255 NE GYM 53,54 GAKES WEB 255 NE CAMPS ITE 129 PIONEERING PK 256 EA GYM 99 FIRST AID KIT WEB 256 EA CAMPSITE 227 FIRST AID WOUND KAKE UP PK 259 NE GYM 39 GAMES fl PROUDLY IECOGKlZE OUI UllTS THAT Alli PAllTlClPATllG UNIT UNIT t DIST. WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEME" DEMONSTRATED -- -- ----- - ----- ---- ---- -- -------- -- - ----- ------ ---- -------- ------- -- --- - - - ------- ------- ----~ WEB 259 NE CAMPSITE 228 OUTDOORSMAN PK 260 NE GYM 37,38 CRAFTS "R" US WEB 261 NE CAMPSITE 207 COMMUNICATION PK 265 NE GYK 136,137 TOP CUB WEB 265 NE CAMPSITE 261 MEETING THE CHALLENGE PK 266 NE GYK 151 CUB SCOUT FUN WEB 266 NE CAMPSITE 82 CUB SCOUT FUN PK 2 74 EA GYM 40,41 RAINGUTTER REGATTA WEB 274 EA CAMPSITE 219 WILDERNESS ENGtNEERING PK 280 NA GYM 44,45 REACHING FOR THE STARS WEB 280 NA CAMPSITE 216 KNOTS l LASHINGS/FIRST AID PK 286 NA GYM 25,26 SAVE OUR ENVIRONMENT -RECYCLE WEB 286 NA CAMPSITE 17 4 NEW WEBELOS IN ACTION PK 292 CR GYM 86 EARTHQUAKE SAFETY WEB 292 CR CAMPSITE 252 WEBELOS FUN PK 302 NA GYM 76 CUB SCOUT FUN PK 304 NA GYM 22 STRIKE ZONE PK 312 NA GYM 153,154 "HOMEMADE GAMES" WEB 312 NA CAMPSITE 56 "WEBELOS SKILLS" PK 330 EA GYM 95 FUN WITH CUB SCOUTS WEB 330 EA CAMPSITE 187,188 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 334 EA GYM 23 HAMMER YO HAMMER WEB 334 EA CAMPINGSITE 17 5 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 339 NE GYM 100 CUBBING AROUND PK 34 1 EA GYM 17 GAMES PK 343 EA GYM 8,9 HIKING l KAP READING WEB 34 3 EA CAMPSITE 161 WEBELOS ACTIVITIES PK 344 SW GYM 130 GAMES WE PLAY PK 344 SW GYK 129 CUBS MAKING THE SCORE PK 34 7 HS GYM 119 CUB SCOUT FUN WEB 34 7 KS CAMPSITE 173 MEETING THE CHALLENGE PK 352 SE GYM 135 FIRST AID PK 355 SE GYM 102,103,104 PINEWOOD DERBY WEB 355 SE CAMPSITE 181,184 PIONEERING PK 356 SE GYM 74 MILKING WEB 356 SE CAMPSITE 159 PIONEERING PK 358 EA GYK 79,80 MAKING PAPER PK 359 EA GYM 85 PACK ACTIVITIES WEB 359 EA CAMPSITE 4 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 367 EA GYM 105,106 CARNIVAL GAMES WEB 367 EA CAMPSITE 224,225 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 368 EA GYM 146,147 SODA STRAW RACING WEB 368 EA CAMPSITE 241 SODA STRAW RACING PK 369 EA GYM 14,15 CUB - KANIA - UP TO PAR WEB 369 EA CAMPSITE 177,178 WEBELOS IN ACTION PK 371 HS GYM 152 PACK ACTIVITIES WEB 371 KS CAMPSITE 153,154 BOX HOCKEY PK 3 76 KS GYM 46,47 GAMES FOR FUN WEB 376 KS CAMPSITE 102,105 AMERICAN SPIRIT PK 377 HS GYM 148,149 MEETING THE CHALLENGE THRU PERSONAL SAFETY WEB 377 HS CAMPSITE 192,193 OUTDOOR FUN PK 389 NA GYM 113,114 "PROUD AMERICANS" WEB 389 NA CAMPSITE 165,168 RACE A TURTLE WEB 396 EA CAMPSITE 232 WEBELOS CAMPING PK 401 SW GYM 94 CUB SCOUT ACTIVITIES PK 404 SW GYM 132 PACK ACTIVITIES PK 408 SW GYM 67 CUB SCOUT FUN UNIT UNIT I -- -- ---- -- PK 410 PK 415 WEB 415 PK 439 WEB 454 PK 4 77 WEB 477 PK 487 WEB 487 PK 506 PK 513 PK 514 WEB 514 PK 520 WEB 520 PK 523 PK 533 PK 548 PK 565 PK 581 WEB 581 PK 723 WEB 723 WEB 741 PK 742 WEB 742 r1 PIOUD£1 IECOGIIZE OUI UIIfS fHAr AiB PAlfICIPAfIIG DIST. -- ----------- NE NE NE NE NE EA EA NE NE SW SC SC SC SC SC SC NC SC SW NA NA HS KS HS HS KS WHERE TO FIND AREA(S) "THEME" DEMONSTRATED ----- -- --- --- -- -- --- -- ------ -------- --- -- -- ----- -- ------------- -- -----. GYK 34 GAMES GYM 20,21 CUB GAMES CAMPSITE 41 OUTDOORSMAN GYK 65 RECYCLING CAMPSITE 119 CUB SCOUTING GYK 122,123 FEATS OF SKILL CAMPSITE 234 WEBELOS IN ACTION GYK 92,93 RAIN GUTTER REGATTA CAMPSITE 143,144 FIRST AID GYK 12,13 CUB ACTIVITIES GYM 16 WOODCRAFT GYK 5 BICYCLE SAFETY CAMPSITE 230 WEBELOS CAMPING GYM 36 GIVING GIFTS CAMPSITE 57 MODEL CAMPSITE GYM 138 CUB SCOUT FUN GYK 31,32 FUN WITH STICKS GYM 141 PACK ACTIVITIES GYM 55 CUBBING AROUND GYK 66 SLIDES BY YOU CAMPSITE 205 WEBELOS CAMPING GYK 126 CUBBING AROUND CAMPSITE 85 MEETING THE CHALLENGE CAMPSITE 217 WEBELOS FUN GYM 30 FIRE PREVENTION-MEETING THE CHALLENGE CAMPSITE 195 FIRST AID / MEETING THE CHALLENGE SCOUT BASE '90 Sponsors Federal Express Corporation Northwest Airlines, Inc. Navy Memphis Pepsi Cola: Mid- South Beverages, Inc. Hardin's Sysco Food Services, Inc. Leaf, Inc. Peck Industr ies, Inc. Wonder Bread Wilson World Management, Inc. Computer Service CenterCorp. 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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 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Chickasaw Council Scout Base Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Base https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b99442508fcd3539614963804c7a5d8e.pdf de948729b6cb8df6aa2b0dbb95688ac9 PDF Text Text '! v RU LES AN OF D BY LAIdS THE CHICKASAH # LODGT 406 ORDER OF THE SEPTEMBER 13, ARRO\/,l I99O CHICKASALJ COUNf,IL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERIIA �) COI{TENTS I Rules II. III. IV. V. VI. vii. VIII. IX. X. XI. XI i. XIIl. Affiliation of Nane and Lodge Purpose Membership Lodge Officers Operating Committees Renovar of todge Officers & operat,ing conmittee El-ecti.on to Lodge Of fice Lodge Executive Connittee Voting Lodge Finances Publications Anendments chairman �RULES CHICKASAH LODGE #406 I. II. Bules: These rules are subject to changer r€vision, or modification by the Order of the Ar:cw Handbook and /or by the National Order of the Arrow Comnit,tee. Nane and Afiiliation oI .{. lrt. Lodge: The name of this Order Chickasah Lodge #406. of the Arrow Lodge shall be: B' This lodge shall be affiliated with the Chickasaw Council #55g, Boy Scouts of .\neiica, and in accordance with National Order oi the Arrow guideii:res, shall be rrnder Lhe srlperyision of the ccrrncil caaping ccmmittee and the admi.nisiraiive authority of the Scout Execur_ive (Supreme Chief of the Fl re) . C' lrrthori-ar-lcn *'o use Lodge Name. The Lotlge E:<ecutive Corumittee shall- have the sol-e right to authorize the use of insigni", -;."a= phrases, desig:ration :narks, pictoria)- representation, and descriptive renari<s relating to the Chickasah Lodge 406, and its proq:am, on conne:cial. producbs, prcrnotional eiforts, and,/or the saie of Lhese i'*ens to mernbers o r the orcer, the Boy scouts of Ainerica, and7, or the general public. ?urpose - The prrrpose of this lodge shall be: A. To recognize thcse campers - scouts, ExpJ.orers, and scouters ;ho best exenplif;r g5s Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives and by such recogni.tion cause other campers to conduct thenselves in such manner as to warrant recognition. B. Tc de';elop and naintain camping traditions anc spirit. c' To promote Scout caaping, which reaches its greatesl effect;-r'eness as a part of the unit's canping program, both yeari'or-rnd anc in ou; suilmer camp, as direcr-ed by the camping cornmittee oi our council. D' To crl'staliize the Scout habit ol helpfriiness inio a Iife purpose ofl leaCership in cheertul ser,,.ice to others. IV. Xenbership: {' The requineaenis ioi'neni:ership in this lodge shall be as staled in the current edi tion of the Order. ol the .{::-qw Handbook or -- as stai.ed bi. li:e )iat ional Or.Ce. o 1 �B c Ordeals: The procedure for t,he Ordeal sharr be as stated in the current edition of the Order of the Arrow Handbook and as stated in the current edition of the o"d"Moklet. Brotherhood: completion of Brotherhood nenbership shalr be in accordance with the requirenents in the current edition of the order of thelrror{ Hgldbog! and the Brotherhood ceremonies booklet. p. vigil Honor: Attainnent of the vigil Honor shall be in accordance nith the requirements in the current edition of q and the Vigil Honor cereoonies the booklet. v Lodge 0fficers A officers of this lodge shalr be the Lodge chief, Lodge vicechief, todge secietary-treasurer, and the immediate'past-Lodge The Chief. B olficers shall be currenbly registered as a scout or in a Troop or post of t,he chickasaw council and shall be menbers in good standing of our council and rodge, including having aI1 fees and dues paid. A11 lodge Exploner .{1I lodge off icers shall be under tirent:;-one (21) years of age for the entire t,ern of office. 0n1:r the innediate past lodge chief may be over trsenty-one (21) years of age. U E officers shall be elected no earlier than August 1 and no later than rovember 1 at an appropriate neeting legl ratt Fellowship). Notice of the t,ime and date of the erection shall be given no later than t';o (2) reeks prior to the erection, The lodge The lodge officers-e1ect shall take office immediately following election and shail be recognized, either innediately or at a later date by a cereoony referred to as "the passing of the bonnet. " F u n tern of office for all lodge officers shall be one year. LoCge officers na;r be re-elected. The No mernber of this lodge may, while hoiding office or a. position of leadership, setrve on the staff of any camp other than the council camp or a Boy Scouts of America National Camp, reservation, or activity. permission of the supreme chief of the Fire (Scoul Executive) nust be secured to serve on a ){ational 5 qcli VI. Operating t. I . Committees: There shall be ihree (3) st..rnding operaiing cconittees of this �lodge. They shall I be: t. Activities and Civic Service 2. Camp Pronotions and Unit Elections Comnittee 3. Ceremonies and Dance Comnittee B. o c. Activities and Civic Service Connittee shall be responsible for the planning and carrying out of arr activit,ies (exlept cerenonies) and all service projects. This coomittee strarl uaintain records of alr events (attendance, budget, etc..) and service projects (hours worked, persons invorved, etc..). The The canp Promotions and unit, Elections comnittee shalr be responsibre for developing and carrying out plans for promoting camping and the council canps and shall be responsibre for .- conducting unit elections for lodge menbership. 1. Plans for with the camp promotions shall be forned in consultation camping comnittee and /or the canp di rector. "oun"ii 2 .l D Beginning with the 1991 districl ccnclaves the Camp Prcmotions and Unit Elections Comorittee shall be responsible for conpiling or updaLing a "l{here to go camping" guidebook. The bookret sharr be distributed.to the Troops at their annual conclave. The completion deadline shall be August 1 of each year. Tiris commitlee shall organi.ze and train an ad.equate nunber of elections teams to conduct unit el_ections for all Troops in the council. Further, this ccmmittee shall: insure that election nobices are sent out in a timely fashion, insure that elections are conrlucted in the correct nanner, and maintain accurat,e records of all elections and call-outs. The ceremonies and Dance comnittee shall be responsible for the of a1I ceremonies ( including alr calling out Ceremonies). Further, this comnittee shalI: research for the selected Indian culture and 1ore, instruct inrerested lodge mernbers in that Indian culture and lore, and naintain a hi.ghly trained and skilled dance team to per.form at various functions planning and conducting and events. 1 , i{hen needec, a Brothe:hood cerenon,"- Ad-hoc committee shal_l be formed to perforn Brctherhood Cerenonies. 0nly tsrotherhood nembers nay serve on the Brctherhood ceremony Ad-hoc ccmni tiee. ed, a vigiL Honor cereinony Ad-hoc commit,tee shalr to perlorn Vigil Honor Ceremonies. Only Vigii menbe!'s !!.1:.' se.1'e on the V igi I Honor Cerenrony Ad-i{oc Comm i ttee. nee''1 "ihen be [orned �E The chairmen o f the operating coonittees shall be appointed by the Lodge Chie f, in consulLation of the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge Staff Ad vi ser. F. Ad-Hoc coonittees may be forned by the Lodge chief, in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge staff Adviser, as the need arises. These comnittee. in.tl be tenporary and shall cease to exist once their objectives have been acconplished, or at the discretion of the Lodge chief, in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge Staff Adviser. ) VII. Renoval of A. B Lodge Officers and Operating comnittee chairmen officer who fails to carry out the duties of the office to qhich he was elected or fails to neet the requirenents set . forth, shall be reuoved fron that office by the todge Chief after ' consulting with the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge Staff Adviser. Any lodge If the Lodge chief fails to carry out the duti.es of his office, or fails to nneet the reqrrirenents set fort,h, he shalr be renoved f rcm of f ice by the Lodge Ad'riser. .{pproval of the suprene chief of the Fire (Scout E.xecutive) musl be gained before a Lodge chief may be relieved. the occasion of an officer being reiieved the Lodge chief, in ccnsultation r.'ith the Lodge Ad.viser and the staff Adviser, shall appoint another Arrowman for the renainder of the tern of upon office. D upon the occasion of the Lodge vice-chief the Lodge chief being renoved from office sharl become the Lodge chief. The Lodge Adviser, in consul.tation ith the Lodge siaf f Adviser and the supreme chief of the Fire (scout E.xecutive) shail appoint another Arrowman to the office of Lodge vice-chief for the renainder of the term of office. re lodge officer who is removed he has been removed fron office. An.v sharl receive written notice The Locige chie i. w i th approval of the Lr:dge .{dv iser and the Lodge Siali .{d';i5g1r rl&,v replace any operating committee chairman. VIII. Election to Lodge 0lfice: Any'youth oenber or'the chickasah rodge may nominate any other youth nenber to run for lodge office. This oust be done in the fora oI a Iet-te:'to the lodge chie!', wiLh copies to the Lodge ACviser and the Lodge Siaff Adviser. B. .{ny I'outh menber na:" announce his des i rE to stand f or lodge oflice by lette: sta'"ing such, aric:-essei lo the Lodge chief, with ccpies to Lhe Lcdge Ad"'i5g. and the Locge Siaif Adviser. 'tt �c t All potential candida.tes shall meeb the following requireoents: t. Be a currently registered Scout or Explorer of the Chickasar CounciI, #S58, Boy Scouts of Anerica. 2- Be a uenber ln good standing of the chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Amow. 3 I ,I D A letter of recomnendation for the youth oust be subnitted to the Scout Executive by t,he youth nenber's Scoutmaster or Explorer Post Adviser. Youth menbers wishing to stand for Lodge elect,ion uust secure a retter of recommendation from the Supreme chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) and submit copies to the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. AII requirenents for election must be prior to the scheduled election. IX. Lcdge Executive met no later than two weeks Comoittee: A The 1cdge executive committ,ee .lll business of ihe lodge. B The nenbership of the lodge executive ccmmittee sharl be the Lodge chiei, the Lodge vice-chief, the Lodge secretary-treasurer, the immediate past todge chief , the Lod.ge operating commit,tee chairnen, the Lodge Acvi.ser, (who shalr be tire designated oember of the council canping committee), the Lodge slaft id.ri="", and the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Execuiive). shalI be responsible for cond.uct,ing The Lodge Executive CommitLee shall meet five (5) tines per calendar year; January, March, May, Arrgust, and October. D A iodge officer or an operating committee chairnan nay be represent,ed b-v proxy at Lodge Executive comuittee neetings, onli'if that offi.cer or chairman notifies the Lodge chiei it"tbut t" will be represented by proxy at least one (1) week prior to the committee meeting date. The substituting representative must be approved by the LoCge Chiefr the Lodge Advi5sp, and the Lodge Staff Adviser. or energency Lodge E.recutive conmittee meetings may be calIed by the Lodge chief , Lodge .{dviser, or suprene chief of t,he Fire (Scout Executive). E speciaL r All acults present during a Lodge Executi,,,e comnitt,ee meeting, e:(cept the Lodge \dviser, the Lodge St.aff Adviser and the Scout Executi'e, shall be considered observers and are nof. to speak or comnunicale in an,r.wav r.ith anlr youth nember oi the committee unl-ess specit'icaily reqrrested Lo do so by a youih nenber of lhe conmit-Lee, Lodge idviser, Lodge Staff {Cviser, or the Suprene Chjel t>l the Fire (St:orrl E:<ecrrLive). �(, ultimate authority for the adninistration of the chickasah todge #406 sharr reside in the scorrt Executive (Suprene chief of the Fire) Boy Scouts of X. Aueri.ca. Voting A only Lodge Executive couittee nenbers rho have not yet reached their trenty-first (21) birthday sharl have the right to vote in matters ) B. of todge business. Adult Arrownen shall have an advisory relationship to youth Arrownen. XI. Lodge Finances: A AII lodge finances shalr be handled through the nornal channels of the chickasaw council, B.s.A., and shall be subject to normal accounting procedures. B A11 events of the lodge shall have a budget. on brrdgeteC itens shall be alloned. c. The annual D. Dues 0n1y expenditures d,es for menbership in this lodge shall be 9.1.00 and shall be payabie no lat,er than November soirr or the year to cover the next Itear's membership. paid after Novenber 30th shall be 95.00. E. Only the Locge E:<ecutive committee or the suprene chief of Fire (Scout Executive) may appropriate lodge funds. F. XII. The lodge secretarir-treasurer shall have the responsibility of maintaining lodge finance records, in consultation with the Lodge Staff Adviser. Publications: .{ It During the calendar year the lodge secret,ary-treasurer sha1l publish no fewer than four lcdge newslet,ters. The ne,;sietter shall appear in January, )[ay, August, and Jiovesrbe c. XIII. the r. The newsletter sharl be called, "The chickasah Thunderbird". Anendnents: A. D c. These rules may be amended. The Lodge E.xecuiive cornmittee may amend these rules by a sinpie majority of alI meobers of the committee present. Proposed amendments nust be submitted o to the Lodge chief, Lodge �Adviser, and Lodge staff Adviser, no ress than thirty (30) days prior to the next Lodge Executive Coonittee ueeting. D Proposed amendnents nust be submitted Executive Connittee. by a menber of the todge rules nay be changed, altered, anended, or carcerred by the l{ational Director, order of the Arrow, or the Nationar order of the Arrow Connittee. E These r These rules nay be changed, altered, amended, or cancelled by of the suprene chief of the Fire (scout Executive). proclauation t I �trxrr I;(iolIl' I liXl:l(il/l'lVli Exrrfi/rlvE Cct't{Ifl'na fit'Aru' ADVIS[n * r IDI /x {;ti: CtI I At)vIsun titr t Vl(il:l- fit r l'.:1.' Ol'l:illA'l' ll StiCltl:.'l'AllY- l,n5'l' 't'l ( t)utJl.IC^',r' I ([':; \, r non-votlng arlult rI ,1il;;ll me,llbers. ) A(.:r't II l(; c]'l'11 ()l,tilt'l'lll(; (.lrl'l u 1,41, vr'r'l l,:i; ) (crvJc sEltvrclj) ( (-)t,ljlt^'l' l(; Cl rl'l ( ( cat.tP ullrl' t'lrt'r/l' lcl I ) ELECI'rCtts ) ( cEttlr.rf lI [:s ) (DAllcE 'l'E l'ts) �ta LODGE EXECU?trVE COMMIT?EE MEETING SEtrTEMBER I. 1I. i. -Carey White SCO{JT EXECUTIVE'S COM{ENTS- . - - 2 JOC LONg Adviser New Lodge LODGE ADVI SERS COII{MENTSI IV. 1990 OPENING- 1. Introduce II 12, -New Lodge Adviser General Canping Comnittee update UPCOMING EVENTS- - - -Carey t{hite I A. Ordeal weekend: b-7 Oc-ober, 1gg0 Camp Currier OrdeaLmaster: Ordealmaster adviser: Food Service: Food Service adviser: Cerenonies: Ceremonies adviser: Andy Perry Jin Strickland Lenny Scranton Ken Kimble A11 registration forms and fees are due in the Council office no Later than September Zg, 1990. Registnations received after Septenber 29, 1gg0, will be sub.iect to a $4.00 late fee. B Lodge Officers' Training: Kia Kina Scout Reservation 1 2 1g-A1 October, 1990 officers and comnittee chairman uust attend the seminar, A11 adult advisers nust be at the seminar in order to serve A11 lodge National Leadership Columbia, S.C. Semi.nan: 9-11 November, 1990 D. Banquet: 7 Decemben, 1990, Iocation to be announced Chai rman: Adv i ser: Speaker: V" OTHER B-t.JSIIiESS- Carey White A. Vote on Adult Members Vi. ADJOURI{ }{EETjNG- - - _Carey iihite � 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 '! v RU LES AN D BY LAIdS OF THE CHICKASAH LODGT # 406 ORDER OF THE ARRO\/,l SEPTEMBER 13, I99O CHICKASALJ COUNf,IL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERIIA ) COI{TENTS I Rules II. Nane and Affiliation of Lodge III. Purpose IV. Membership V. Lodge Officers VI. Operating Committees vii. Renovar of todge Officers & operat,ing conmittee chairman VIII. El-ecti.on to Lodge Of fice IX. Lodge Executive Connittee X. Voting XI. Lodge Finances XI i. Publications XIIl. Anendments RULES CHICKASAH LODGE #406 I. II. lrt. IV. Bules: These rules are subject to changer r€vision, or modification by the Order of the Ar:cw Handbook and /or by the National Order of the Arrow Comnit,tee. Nane and Afiiliation oI Lodge: .{. The name of this Order of the Arrow Lodge shall be: Chickasah Lodge #406. B' This lodge shall be affiliated with the Chickasaw Council #55g, Boy Scouts of .\neiica, and in accordance with National the Order oi Arrow guideii:res, shall be rrnder Lhe srlperyision of the ccrrncil caaping ccmmittee and the admi.nisiraiive authority of the Scout Execur_ive (Supreme Chief of the Fl re) . C' lrrthori-ar-lcn *'o use Lodge Name. The Lotlge E:<ecutive Corumittee shall- have the sol-e right to authorize the use of insigni", -;."a= phrases, desig:ration :narks, pictoria)- representation, and descriptive renari<s relating to the Chickasah Lodge 406, and its proq:am, on conne:cial. producbs, prcrnotional eiforts, and,/or the saie of Lhese i'*ens to mernbers o r the orcer, the Boy scouts of Ainerica, and7, or the general public. ?urpose - The prrrpose of this lodge shall be: A. To recognize thcse campers - scouts, ExpJ.orers, and scouters - ;ho best exenplif;r g5s Scout Oath and Law in their daily lives and by such recogni.tion cause other campers to conduct thenselves in such manner as to warrant recognition. B. Tc de';elop and naintain camping traditions anc spirit. c' To promote Scout caaping, which reaches its greatesl effect;-r'eness as a part of the unit's canping program, both yeari'or- rnd anc in ou; suilmer camp, as direcr-ed by the camping cornmittee oi our council. D' To crl'staliize the Scout habit ol helpfriiness inio a Iife purpose ofl leaCership in cheertul ser,,.ice to others. Xenbership: {' The requineaenis ioi'neni:ership in this lodge shall be as staled in the current edi tion of the Order. ol the .{::-qw Handbook or as stai.ed bi. li:e )iat ional Or.Ce. o -- 1 c B Ordeals: The procedure for t,he Ordeal sharr be as stated in the current edition of the Order of the in Arrow Handbook and as stated the current edition of the o"d"Moklet. Brotherhood: completion of Brotherhood nenbership shalr be in accordance with the requirenents in the current edition of the order of thelrror{ Hgldbog! and the Brotherhood ceremonies booklet. p. vigil Honor: Attainnent of the vigil Honor shall be in accordance nith the requirements in the current edition of the q and the Vigil Honor cereoonies booklet. v Lodge 0fficers VI. Operating Committees: A The officers of this lodge shalr be the Lodge chief, Lodge vice- chief, todge secietary-treasurer, and the immediate'past-Lodge Chief. A11 lodge olficers shall be currenbly registered as a scout or Exploner in a Troop or post of t,he chickasaw council and shall be menbers in good standing of our council and rodge, including having aI1 fees and dues paid. .{1I lodge off icers shall be under tirent:;-one (21) years of age for the entire t,ern of office. 0n1:r the innediate past lodge chief may be over trsenty-one (21) years of age. The lodge officers shall be elected no earlier than August 1 and no later than rovember 1 at an appropriate neeting legl ratt Fellowship). Notice of the t,ime and date of the erection shall be given no later than t';o (2) reeks prior to the erection, The lodge officers-e1ect shall take office immediately following election and shail be recognized, either innediately or at a later date by a cereoony referred to as "the passing of the bonnet. " The tern of office for all lodge officers shall be one year. LoCge officers na;r be re-elected. No mernber of this lodge may, while hoiding office or a. position of leadership, setrve on the staff of any camp other than the council camp or a Boy Scouts of America National Camp, reservation, or activity. permission of the supreme chief of the Fire (Scoul Executive) nust be secured to serve on a ){ational 5 qcli I . B U E F u n t. There shall be ihree (3) st..rnding operaiing cconittees of this I lodge. They shall be: t. Activities and Civic Service 2. Camp Pronotions and Unit Elections Comnittee 3. Ceremonies and Dance Comnittee B. The Activities and Civic Service Connittee shall be responsible for the planning and carrying out of arr activit,ies (exlept cerenonies) and all service projects. This coomittee strarl uaintain records of alr events (attendance, budget, etc..) and o service projects (hours worked, persons invorved, etc..). c. The canp Promotions and unit, Elections comnittee shalr be responsibre for developing and carrying out plans for promoting camping and the council canps and shall be responsibre for .- conducting unit elections for lodge menbership. 1. Plans for camp promotions shall with be forned in consultation the "oun"ii camping comnittee and /or the canp di rector. Beginning with the 1991 districl ccnclaves the Camp Prcmotions and Unit Elections Comorittee shall be responsible for conpiling or updaLing a "l{here to go camping" guidebook. The bookret sharr be distributed.to the Troops at their annual conclave. The completion dead- line shall be August 1 of each year. Tiris commitlee shall organi.ze and train an ad.equate nunber of elections teams to conduct unit el_ections for all Troops in the council. Further, this ccmmittee shall: insure that election nobices are sent out in a timely fashion, insure that elections are conrlucted in the correct nanner, and maintain accurat,e records of all elections and call-outs. D The ceremonies and Dance comnittee shall be responsible for the planning and conducting of a1I ceremonies ( including alr calling out Ceremonies). Further, this comnittee shalI: research for the selected Indian culture and 1ore, instruct inrerested lodge mernbers in that Indian culture and lore, and naintain a hi.ghly trained and skilled dance team to per.form at various functions and events. 2 .l 1 , i{hen needec, a Brothe:hood cerenon,"- Ad-hoc committee shal_l be formed to perforn Brctherhood Cerenonies. 0nly tsrotherhood nembers nay serve on the Brctherhood ceremony Ad-hoc ccmni tiee. "ihen nee''1 ed, a vigiL Honor cereinony Ad-hoc commit,tee shalr be [orned to perlorn Vigil Honor Ceremonies. Only Vigii menbe!'s !!.1:.' se.1'e on the V igi I Honor Cerenrony Ad-i{oc Comm i ttee. E The chairmen o the Lodge Chie Lodge Staff Ad f f, vi the operating coonittees shall be appointed by in consulLation of the Lodge Adviser and the ser. VII. F. Ad-Hoc coonittees may be forned by the Lodge chief, in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge staff Adviser, as the need arises. These comnittee. in.tl be tenporary and shall cease to exist once their objectives have been acconplished, or at the discretion of the Lodge chief, in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge Staff Adviser. ) Renoval of Lodge Officers and Operating comnittee chairmen A. Any lodge officer who fails to carry out the to qhich duties of the office he was elected or fails to neet the requirenents set . forth, shall be reuoved fron that office by the todge Chief after ' consulting with the Lodge Adviser and the Lodge Staff Adviser. B If the Lodge chief fails to carry out the duti.es of his office, or fails to nneet the reqrrirenents set fort,h, he shalr be renoved f rcm of f ice by the Lodge Ad'riser. .{pproval of the suprene chief of the Fire (Scout E.xecutive) musl be gained before a Lodge chief may be relieved. upon the occasion of an officer being reiieved the Lodge chief, in ccnsultation r.'ith the Lodge Ad.viser and the staff Adviser, shall appoint another Arrowman for the renainder of the tern of office. D upon the occasion of the Lodge chief being renoved from office the Lodge vice-chief sharl become the Lodge chief. The Lodge Adviser, in consul.tation re ith the Lodge siaf f Adviser and the supreme chief of the Fire (scout E.xecutive) shail appoint another Arrowman to the office of Lodge vice-chief for the renainder of the term of office. VIII. Election to B. An.v lodge officer who is removed sharl receive written notice he has been removed fron office. The Locige chie i. w i th approval of the Lr:dge .{dv iser and the Lodge Siali .{d';i5g1r rl&,v replace any operating committee chairman. Lodge 0lfice: Any'youth oenber or'the chickasah rodge may nominate any other youth nenber to run for lodge office. This oust be done in the fora oI a Iet-te:'to the lodge chie!', wiLh copies to the Lodge ACviser and the Lodge Siaff Adviser. .{ny I'outh menber na:" announce his des i rE to stand f or lodge oflice by lette: sta'"ing such, aric:-essei lo the Lodge chief, with ccpies to Lhe Lcdge Ad"'i5g. and the Locge Siaif Adviser. 'tt c All potential candida.tes shall meeb the following requireoents: t. Be a currently registered Scout or Explorer of the Chickasar CounciI, #S58, Boy Scouts of Anerica. 2- Be a uenber ln good standing of the chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Amow. A letter of recomnendation for the youth oust be subnitted to the Scout Executive by t,he youth nenber's Scoutmaster or Explorer Post Adviser. Youth menbers wishing to stand for Lodge elect,ion uust secure a retter of recommendation from the Supreme chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) and submit copies to the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. AII requirenents for election must be met no prior to the scheduled election. later than two weeks 3 ,I D IX. Lcdge Executive Comoittee: D A B E r The 1cdge executive committ,ee shalI be responsible for cond.uct,ing .lll business of ihe lodge. The nenbership of the lodge executive ccmmittee sharl be the Lodge chiei, the Lodge vice-chief, the Lodge secretary-treasurer, the immediate past todge chief , the Lod.ge operating commit,tee chairnen, the Lodge Acvi.ser, (who shalr be tire designated oember of the council canping committee), the Lodge slaft id.ri="", and the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Execuiive). The Lodge Executive CommitLee shall meet five (5) tines per calendar year; January, March, May, Arrgust, and October. A iodge officer or an operating committee chairnan nay be represent,ed b-v proxy at Lodge Executive comuittee neetings, but onli'if that offi.cer or chairman notifies the Lodge chiei it"t t" will be represented by proxy at least one (1) week prior to the committee meeting date. The substituting representative must be approved by the LoCge Chiefr the Lodge Advi5sp, and the Lodge Staff Adviser. speciaL or energency Lodge E.recutive conmittee meetings may be calIed by the Lodge chief , Lodge .{dviser, or suprene chief of t,he Fire (Scout Executive). All acults present during a Lodge Executi,,,e comnitt,ee meeting, e:(cept the Lodge \dviser, the Lodge St.aff Adviser and the Scout Executi'e, shall be considered observers and are nof. to speak or comnunicale in an,r.wav r.ith anlr youth nember oi the committee unl-ess specit'icaily reqrrested Lo do so by a youih nenber of lhe conmit-Lee, Lodge idviser, Lodge Staff {Cviser, or the Suprene Chjel t>l the Fire (St:orrl E:<ecrrLive). t I (, X. Voting A XI. Lodge Finances: A XII. Publications: XIII. Anendnents: A11 events of the lodge shall have a budget. on brrdgeteC itens shall be alloned. ultimate authority for the adninistration of the chickasah todge #406 sharr reside in the scorrt Executive (Suprene Fire) chief of the Boy Scouts of Aueri.ca. only Lodge Executive couittee nenbers rho have not yet reached their trenty-first (21) birthday sharl have the right to vote in matters of todge business. Adult Arrownen shall have an advisory relationship to youth Arrownen. AII lodge finances shalr be handled through the nornal channels of the chickasaw council, B.s.A., and shall be subject to normal accounting procedures. B 0n1y expenditures c. The annual d,es for menbership in this lodge shall be 9.1.00 and shall be payabie no lat,er than November soirr or the year to cover the next Itear's membership. D. Dues paid after Novenber 30th shall be 95.00. E. Only the Locge E:<ecutive committee or the suprene chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) may appropriate lodge funds. F. The lodge secretarir-treasurer shall have the responsibility of maintaining lodge finance records, in consultation with the Lodge Staff Adviser. It .{ During the calendar year the lodge secret,ary-treasurer sha1l publish no fewer than four lcdge newslet,ters. The ne,;sietter shall appear in January, )[ay, Jiovesrbe r. August, and c. The newsletter sharl be called, "The chickasah Thunderbird". A. These rules may be amended. The Lodge E.xecuiive cornmittee may amend these rules by a sinpie majority of alI meobers of the committee present. c. Proposed amendments nust be submitted to the Lodge chief, Lodge D o ) B. D E r Adviser, and Lodge staff Adviser, prior no ress than thirty (30) days to the next Lodge Executive Coonittee ueeting. Proposed amendnents nust be submitted by a menber of the todge Executive Connittee. These rules nay be changed, altered, anended, or carcerred by the l{ational Director, order of the Arrow, or the Nationar order of the Arrow Connittee. These rules nay be changed, altered, amended, or cancelled by proclauation of the suprene chief of the Fire (scout Executive). t I trxrr Exrrfi/rlvE Cct't{Ifl'na IDI At)vIsun t Vl(il:lfit r l'.:1.' Ol'l:illA'l' ll l(; Cl rl'l rI u 1,41, ( A(.:r't vr'r'l l,:i; ) (crvJc sEltvrclj) ( cat.tP t'lrt'r/l' lcl I ) ( ullrl' ELECI'rCtts ) ( cEttlr.rf lI [:s ) (DAllcE 'l'E l'ts) ( t)utJl.IC^',r' I ([':; ) I;(iolIl' I liXl:l(il/l'lVli r /x {;ti: CtI I titr fit'Aru' ADVIS[n * (-)t,ljlt^'l' I I l(; c]'l'11 ()l,tilt'l'lll(; (.lrl'l 't'l ,1il;;ll l,n5'l' StiCltl:.'l'AllY- \, r non-votlng arlult me,llbers. ta LODGE EXECU?trVE COMMIT?EE MEETING SEtrTEMBER 12, 1990 I. OPENING- -Carey White 1I. SCO{JT EXECUTIVE'S COM{ENTS- - . - JOC LONg 1. Introduce New Lodge Adviser I I i . LODGE ADVI SERS COII{MENTS- -New Lodge Adviser General Canping Comnittee update IV. UPCOMING EVENTS- - - -Carey t{hite I A. Ordeal weekend: b-7 Oc-ober, 1gg0 Camp Currier I 2 OrdeaLmaster: Ordealmaster adviser: Food Service: Food Service adviser: Cerenonies: Ceremonies adviser: Andy Perry Jin Strickland Lenny Scranton Ken Kimble B A11 registration forms and fees are due in the Council office no Later than September Zg, 1990. Registnations received after Septenber 29, 1gg0, will be sub.iect to a $4.00 late fee. Lodge Officers' Training: 1g-A1 October, Kia Kina Scout Reservation 1990 1 2 A11 lodge officers and comnittee chairman uust attend the seminar, A11 adult advisers nust be at the seminar in order to serve National Leadership Semi.nan: Columbia, S.C. 9-11 November, 1990 D. Banquet: 7 Decemben, 1990, Iocation to be announced Chai rman: Adv i ser: Speaker: V" OTHER B-t.JSIIiESS- Carey White A. Vote on Adult Members Vi. ADJOURI{ }{EETjNG- - - _Carey iihite Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Chickasah Lodge Rules and Bylaws 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 Lodge Executive Committee Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3f1e5907d165f1e8c58358eb806aa394.pdf 8b306a946e0523cad8ed628c24363e27 PDF Text Text CHICI(ASAH LODGE 1990 FAUIILY BAf',{QUET Celebrating the Order of the Arrow's 75th Anniaersary tgt5-1990 December 7, 1990 Plough, Inc. 3030 Jackson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee �Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts of America Lodge Executiue Committee Lodge Chief Lodge Vice Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Past Lodge Chief Carey D. White Andrew M. Perry Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Activities/Civic Service Ceremonies/Indian Events Ad Hoc (Where-to-Go Camping Book) Ad Hoc (Vigil) Christopher S. Bell Lenny D. Scranton Hunter Bailey Walter M. Hoehn Jimmy Greer Lodge Adviser Jason P. Hood James Russnogle Ron Edmonds Robert Strickland StaffAdviser Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Ceremonies/lndian Events Alan S. Wright Brad Bradley �LODGE FAMILY BANQIIET December 7, 1990 Lenny Scranton Alan Wright WELCOME INVOCATION DINNER INTRODUCTIONS Lenny Scranton SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Carey White Hunter Bailey Alan Wright Carey White LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS CHIEF'S ADDRESS INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Carey White Jason Hood Carey White Andy Perry GUEST SPEAKER Dr. John Austin Council Commissioner VIGIL CALL-OUT Jimmy Greer Arrdy Perry FOUNDERS AWARD Joe Long OA SONG Walter Hoehn Chris Bell �PI]RPOSE To recognize those campers--Scouts, Explorers, and Scouters--uth,o best exempllfy the Scout Oath and Law in their d.aily liues and by such recognition cause other campers to ii",iurt themselies in such a manner as to warrant recognition. To deuelop and. maintain camping traditions and spirit. To promote Scout camping, which reaches its greatest effectiueness os o part of the unit's camping -p-roglanx, both year' round and in the summer canlp, as directed by the camping committee of the council. To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of lead.ership in cheerful seruice to others. SONG Firm bound in Brotherhood, gather the clan that cheerful service brings to fellow man. Circle our council fire, weld tightly every link, that binds us in Brotherhood, Wimachtendienk. � 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 CHICI(ASAH LODGE 1990 FAUIILY BAf',{QUET Celebrating the Order of the Arrow's 75th Anniaersary tgt5-1990 December 7, 1990 Plough, Inc. 3030 Jackson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts of America Lodge Executiue Committee Lodge Chief Lodge Vice Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Past Lodge Chief Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Activities/Civic Service Ceremonies/Indian Events Ad Hoc (Where-to-Go Camping Book) Ad Hoc (Vigil) Lodge Adviser StaffAdviser Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Ceremonies/lndian Events Carey D. White Andrew M. Perry Alan S. Wright Brad Bradley Christopher S. Bell Lenny D. Scranton Hunter Bailey Walter M. Hoehn Jimmy Greer Jason P. Hood James Russnogle Ron Edmonds Robert Strickland WELCOME INVOCATION INTRODUCTIONS SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS CHIEF'S ADDRESS INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER GUEST SPEAKER VIGIL CALL-OUT FOUNDERS AWARD OA SONG LODGE FAMILY BANQIIET December 7, 1990 Lenny Scranton Alan Wright DINNER Lenny Scranton Carey White Hunter Bailey Alan Wright Carey White Carey White Jason Hood Carey White Andy Perry Dr. John Austin Council Commissioner Jimmy Greer Arrdy Perry Joe Long Walter Hoehn Chris Bell PI]RPOSE To recognize those campers--Scouts, Explorers, and Scouters--uth,o best exempllfy the Scout Oath and Law in their d.aily liues and by such recognition cause other campers to ii",iurt themselies in such a manner as to warrant recognition. To deuelop and. maintain camping traditions and spirit. To promote Scout camping, which reaches its greatest effectiueness os o part of the unit's camping -p-roglanx, both year' round and in the summer canlp, as directed by the camping committee of the council. To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of lead.ership in cheerful seruice to others. SONG Firm bound in Brotherhood, gather the clan that cheerful service brings to fellow man. Circle our council fire, weld tightly every link, that binds us in Brotherhood, Wimachtendienk. 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 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet 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 Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/ab81947abf83308e7cf394a85caee128.pdf 96b960b7d58337419fa0464e1cd476b5 PDF Text Text ~·:. 1... <:::·:· (J-i ( ..-- t:) ...i .i. t. ~:~,. t~: :,. r ., is based un the thr·ee t .... l-3 r· (J t., I·1 1:·': 1·· I..., cu ei' !' -:::\ i.. - i""' C:) ~..-\l ~·n i:::-1 n ' ·c.' n f::' l..... : . f ··,..... .... ...· i.. •:"::· t:::· 1.. •. 1'· •r··1<·::: .... .... ,_-~·. __ '.'.·.·:.... :.·.·.'.···'."•' - i .......·.·.·., ·,-···1 i·~· .. .•.-.·.·..·.• ·'1·.· ,_· .· ·'· ,'-.·.:.~ ::·.·:•••-.1.:·H ,:_:.-. , .1..._,.,·,·.·.i "' ·:::: • "\. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Chickasah Lodge Elangomat Training Letter 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 Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7a8da14134327fb1db78e6b80cb548b4.JPG e051e2a76c3ce480c114951ab9c5e710 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fa5380b2befdf68bb2829d8674fac155.JPG 9ef86350911cf62e3d78d1fb43b478f3 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 Kia Kima Staff Plaques Description An account of the resource This collection contains photographs of the staff paddles and plaques at Kia Kima. Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. Names Names mentioned on the memorabilia Keith Von Almen Paul Prothero Wayne Dowdy Carey White Jim Warr Jack Wade Jim Boksa Chris Davis Michael Matty Donnie Woodlee Andy Jacobson Curtis George Gregg Elliot Ricky Beavers Stephen Womack Andy Perry Shawn Woody Alan Wright Lenny Scranton 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 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Cherokee Staff Paddle Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Paul Prothero Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Kia Kima Scout Reservation Camp Cherokee Kia Kima Staff Memorabilia Paddle Plaque Staff Plaque https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f5a43836a733c1f47fc1ed60e88ac782.jpg 4ab40b29ae6b90dd7ee643bae7f5cc61 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Troop 286 in Camp Osage Site #1 Bobwhite Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Camp Osage Kia Kima Kia Kima Campsites Picture Tent https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/5d70baaef35d3fb9e4afada4a099078b.jpg 76c5fbd88664d5429ca3a7a050a041c5 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Morning Flag Ceremony Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Camp Osage Flag Kia Kima Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/512a56bcbe97b2e6099c74222bd5b906.jpg b3fa2e5c00d61d5fbd88ac698335918e 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Kia Kima Latrine in Camp Osage Campsite #1 Bobwhite Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Camp Osage Kia Kima Kia Kima Campsites Latrine Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1b4d80bb7e25e93af6dd281ff5baf504.jpg d9f3af55e683f169c12b9843d276adcb 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Evening Flag at Camp Osage Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Building Buildings Camp Osage Dining Hall Flag Kia Kima https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/df4f466e80790a31752f806af83d6f61.jpg c39efad7c887f8df9b2b3244ec3a134f 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: COPE Course at Kia Kima Subject The topic of the resource Scout Bill Melloh (Troop 286 of Millington, TN) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 COPE Kia Kima Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0bfc119e362c58576e1d9410513373ec.tif 4f93d0d618c7cc49b5cd9efdaf0183db 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 Photo: Chickasah Lodge & Ittawamba Lodge Philmont Trek Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Description An account of the resource Order of the Arrow Trek commemorating the 70th Anniversary of the OA. Front Row (L-R): Alan Wright (Chickasah), ? (Ittawamba), ?, ? (Ittawamba), Ryan Fischer (Chickasah) Back Row (L-R): ? (Ittawamba), Leyton Wright (Chickasah), Vince Sutherland (Chickasah), ? (Ittawamba) Chickasah Lodge Ittawamba Lodge Order of the Arrow Philmont Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bdd96fd1020007e2fb70494e26d45969.jpg 6596346c9ac1066ddeb1c837614ed783 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Chapel at Kia Kima Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Building Buildings Chapel Kia Kima Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0e13ae0a25b536722886f68a3c5b72dc.jpg f8790e4595d348588ef4f44dd272f2a2 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Camp Osage Waterfront Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Camp Osage Kia Kima Picture South Fork River Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fd62570a9afd18961c460835b83c99ed.jpg 0b41d72465fab4fd7767b8c67336f78b 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 Kia Kima Photos Description An account of the resource This collections contains photos related to Kia Kima. Still Image A static visual representation. Examples include paintings, drawings, graphic designs, plans and maps. Recommended best practice is to assign the type Text to images of textual materials. 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 1989 Photo: Camp Osage Buddy Board Description An account of the resource Scott Munsell (Troop 286 of Millington, TN) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Richard Wertz Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Camp Osage Kia Kima Picture Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/130c8dfeb527b935254a4da5d6da6edd.JPG cc747b79c3bdbad3b9eaa4127d7bfb31 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/881c033dc00f09785ade810e94a1c503.JPG 9668e122275c4bb7826fb949e9243eab https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fcdf254852201b5f39dd40428276bb86.JPG da96a34d6eb78be9b22c805e499e39b6 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/63046ecd10ad0776f5501ba539c6c7ec.JPG 6a0990a498c74f58fe9167d77b9df482 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/20e2ff27fec3a6fae20f3ab3b42c1680.JPG c4286d68fd68a851fe250900007fdf79 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 Kia Kima Staff Plaques Description An account of the resource This collection contains photographs of the staff paddles and plaques at Kia Kima. Memorabilia Pictures or scans of patches, paddles, shirts, and other Scouting memorabilia. Names Names mentioned on the memorabilia Jim Rissnogle Butch Clouse Keith Von Almen Ralph Young Sandy Smith James Swindle Dave Robinson Robert Cochran Al Seilor Med Scott Reed Perrty Dotson Greg Albers Andrew Bullard Mike Hughes Andy Jacobson Trip Spear Aaron McKuen Clint Swain Ed Cochran Andy Perry David St. John Billy Gough Brad Bradley Jeff Hodge Mike Jennings Randy Lane Keith Coyle Wally Boatright Eric Kennedy Sean Woody Joey Holt Howard Tucker The Russells 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 1989 Osage Staff Paddle Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Sandy Smith Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Kia Kima Scout Reservation Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Camp Osage Kia Kima Staff Memorabilia Paddle Plaque Staff Plaque https://www.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/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 ORDER OF THE ARROW / 1989 SE-2 SECTION CONCLAVE KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERJ.tATJON HARDY, ARKANSAS APRIL 28 - 30 /z.g. ci • ORDER OP THE ARROW 1989 SE-2 CONCLAVE SCHEDULE 4:00 Pll-lO : H Pll PRipAY - APRIL 28, 1989 REGISTRATION ADMIN. 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/19b45a49c702be95bda688d196749113.pdf 0823110c196b00970c166b00328387da PDF Text Text * * * * * * SCOUT • BASE '89 .I• I j \ NOVEMBER NAVY MEMPHIS * CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A. Satu rday Nov emb er 4, 1989 Nav al Air Stat ion, emp his j • .1 • Presented By: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC. 171 South Hollywood Avenue (901) 327 -4193 Memphis, Tennessee 38112 �' CHIEF OF NAVAL TECHNICAL TRAINING NAVAL AIR STATION MEMPHIS (75) MILLINGTON. TENNESSEE 38054 Greetings: Welcome to Scout Base '89. Each year since its inception in 1987, Scout Base has grown in popularity. Scout Base '88 drew over 6,300 Scouts and leaders from the Chickasaw and other councils and over 15,000 visitors from Memphis and surrounding areas. This year's Scout Base promises to be an even greater success, and it is an opportunity for you to enjoy new adventures in Scouting here at Naval Air Station Memphis. Camping for both scouts and families, military aircraft flight and static displays, combat ground equipment and a wide range of scouting activities are available. So is the opportunity to share these activities with scouts from other Mid - South councils . This guide has been prepared to provide a schedule and other details of the weekend's events. Again, welcome to Scout Base '89, the Mid - South's best ever Scouting Adventure! Sincerely, \ JAMES D. COSSEY Rear Admiral, U. S . Navy �DAILY SCHEDU LE SCOUT BASE 89 A MID-SOUTH NG ADVENTIJRE Friday, Novemb er 3, 1989 12:00 Noon Sundown 8:30 pm 9:00 pm 10:15pm Base opens for check-in Colors (lowering of the flag) Jewish Services (all wishing to attend, meet at registration area) Check-in complete Cracker Barrell (Receptio n for all Scoutma sters, Cubmasters, Post Advisors and Webelos Leaders) - Pat Thompso n Recreation Center (Theater Building) 6:00 am Reveille Breakfas t - Scouts and leaders may eat in the military mess hall. Cost: age 12 and older, $0.80; ages 11 and under, $0.40. Begin Booth display and Campsite set-up. Continue Booth and Campsite set-up. Events Begin Scouts may participa te in: Military Fitness Test "Canoe" Races View Static Displays Tug-0-W ar Wheel-ch air Basketball Nerf Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Hot Air Balloon Rides (weather permitting) Parade Step-Off (north end of football field) Opening Ceremon y (No air show this year, however, an exciting and entertain ing opening is still in the planning stages.) Campsite s and Booths open for viewing and judging. Events re-open: Military Fitness Test "Canoe" Races View Static Displays Tug-0-W ar Wheel-ch air Basketball Nerf Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Hot Air Balloon Rides (weather permitting) Supper-( Pack and Troop time) Colors Campfire /Show 7:00 am 8:00 am 11 :30 am 12:00-2:0 0pm 2:00-5:00 pm 5:00 pm Sundown 6:30 pm . Sooday, Novemb er 5, 1989 6:00 am 7:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 12:00 noon Reveille Breakfas t and Clean-up (Military Mess Hall will be open) Protestan t Services - Campfire Area Catholic Services - Campfire Area Check-ou t All areas closed �PARTICIPATION EVENTS For ALL Scouts - Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos, Boy Scouts and Explorers) Will be held in the swimming pool using rubber rafts and 3-man teams. Canoe Races 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Tug-0 -War 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Chariot Races 2:00 pm 5:00 pm 3-man teams-2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course. Wheel Chair Basketball 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm -2-man teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket (balls will be furnished) "Nerf" Football 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Throw for accuracy at a specified target Frisbee Toss 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Throw for accuracy at a specified target Soccer Relay 8:00 am 1Q:OQ am 2:00 pm 4...man teams get ball around a marked course. Military "Fitness "Challenge" 8:00 am 10:QQ am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Timed challenges in: sit ups/push ups, 1-mile run, etc. PARTICIPATION EVENTS .. NEW THIS YEAR** Each scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all 7 events listed. As he completes each activity, Supervisors at each event will stamp his card as certification of his participation. When the scout gets 5 stamps, he may bring his card to the headquarters area (near the Pat Thompson Center) for a special PARTICIPATION RIBBON. �PARTICIPATION EVENTS For ALL Scouts - Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos, Boy Scouts and Explorers) Will be held in the swimming pool using rubber rafts and 3-man teams. Canoe Races 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Tug-0 -War 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm Chariot Races 2:00 pm 5:00 pm 3-man teams-2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course. Wheel Chair Basketball 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm -2-man teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket (balls will be furnished) "Nerf" Football 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Throw for accuracy at a specified target Frisbee Toss 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Throw for accuracy at a specified target Soccer Relay 8:00 am 1Q:OQ am 2:00 pm 4...man teams get ball around a marked course. Military "Fitness "Challenge" 8:00 am 10:QQ am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Timed challenges in: sit ups/push ups, 1-mile run, etc. PARTICIPATION EVENTS .. NEW THIS YEAR** Each scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all 7 events listed. As he completes each activity, Supervisors at each event will stamp his card as certification of his participation. When the scout gets 5 stamps, he may bring his card to the headquarters area (near the Pat Thompson Center) for a special PARTICIPATION RIBBON. �fKPROUDLY RKCOGIILK OUR UIITS THAT ARK PARTICIPATIIG OIIT I ------ 0204 0206 0207 0219 0225 0229 0231 0238 0245 0246 0247 0252 0255 0256 0259 0260 0263 0265 0268 0273 0274 0275 0278 0281 0282 0286 0292 0301 0302 0304 0310 0312 0319 0329 0330 0331 0334 03 40 0341 0343 0345 0347 03 49 0352 0355 0356 0358 0359 0360 0362 0364 0368 0372 0381 0389 0401 0410 DIST. ----- NE NA NA SE NE SE CT NE EA SE SE NE NE EA NE NE NE NE NE EA EA SE EA NA NA NA CT NA NA NA NA ~I A NA SE EA EA EA EA EA EA SW MS MS SE SE SE EA EA EA SS EA EA NS NA NA SW NE ilIKltl TO FIID ARKA(S) 'TIIKIK' DKIOISTRATID ------------- ------------------- -------------- ------------------------ CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CANPS ITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAKPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPS ITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE 171 233,234 103 3 LAKE 175 183 79,80 123 66 245,246 16 197 127 121 68,69 147 215 -A/216-A/217/218 73,76 268 268 170 268 242,243 184,185 97 200,201 138,139 232 14 25 7 54 253 169 225 265 254 251,252 48 1,2 96 219,220 221,222 78 255,256 114 104 122,126 18,19 DUTCH OVEN COOKING SCOUTING EXCELLENCE SCOUT CAMPING TIR CAR COOKERY FAMILY CAMPING LASHING DUTCH OVEN COOKING SCOUTING FUR SCOUTING OUTDOOR GOURMET COOKING LOWBUDGET CAMPING SCOUT CAMP FIRST AID OUTDOOR LIVING DUTCH OVEN COOKING COOKING DEMONSTRATION PIONEERING PIONEERING M ONKEY BRIDGE M ONKEY BRIDGE PIONEERING MONKEY BRIDGE CATAPULT {with 3286-W) ROPE BRIDGE DUTCH OVEN COOKING FIREBUILDING CAMP CRAFTS &COMFORT FIRST STEPS TO SCOUT BADGE WOODCARVING KNOT TYING THE SHELBY COOKERS INTERLOCK BRIDGE SCOUT GAKPING KODEL CAMPSITE M ONKEY BRIDGE GUNSAFETY SIGNAL TOWER BIG HILL POND SCOUT CAMPING CUBBING AROUND PIONEERING OUTDOOR LIVIRG INDIAN LORE PIONEERING FIRE LAYS GADGETS SCOUTING SCOUTS IN ACTION "SCOUTING .. APOSITIVE EXPERIENCE" scour CAMPING SKILL LADDER TOTUN CHIP EDUCATION AND CHECK-OFF OUR COUNTRYS FLAG CAMP FIRES BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES SUPERSONIC PULSATING MISSILE c 14 II II 149,150 227 77 133 102 260,261 �• iK PROUDL1 iECOGIIlKOUR UIITS THAT ARKPARTIGIPA1116 • UIIT I DIST. ------ ----- 0415 0432 0449 0459 0460 0470 0487 0503 0504 0506 0511 0520 0521 0523 0525 0528 0564 0581 0701 07 12 0727 0741 2333 2453 2459 2630 2903 2911 2937 2940 2955 2963 2964 2965 2972 3001 3001 -W 3012-W 3013 3013-W 3017 3018 3021 3021 -W 3023-W 3027 3027-W 3029 3029-W 3033 3034-i 3041 3041-W 3043 3045 3047 3047-W NE MS SW NE EA NE NE SC SC SW SW SC SC SC SC SC SW NA SS SS CT MS EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX EX NE RE NE NE NE RA er RE NE SE NE NE NA NA NE NE KS KS SE NA NA NA illKiK TO FIID ------------CAMPSITE CAMPSI TE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAXPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAMPSITE CAXPSITE CAM PSITE CAXPSITE CAXPSITE CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYK GYK GYM GYK GYM GYM GYM GYK GYM GYM GYK CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAXPSITE CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE ARKA(S) ' TllKIK' DKIOIST2ATKD ------------------- -------------------------------------- 174 244 39 12 46 238 86 99 87 45 8 42,43 211 137 250 65 263 56 "B tt II A II 214 181 86 93,94 226 90,91 92 84 88 87 95 97 89 82,83 96 138,139 58 241 85 203,204 40 14 13 205 207 131 92 100 198,202,206 116, 117 29,32,35,38 17,18 239,240 146,147 121 137 118 TIN CAN COOKING KNOTS AND LASHINGS SCOUT CAMPING scour SKILLS M ODEL CAMPSITE MAKING IT GREAT SCOUTING SPIRIT COOKING OUT SCOUT CAMPING MODEL CAMPING M ODEL CAMP THE WORLD OF PAPER OUTDOORSKILLS PIONEERING SAFE DRINKINGWATER AXEYARD DISPLAY BIRD HOUSES MODEL CAMPSITE SPECIAL SCOUTS - ANEW FRONTIER 11 SPECIAL SCOUTING .. ASERVICE TOALL" CAMPING CAMP PROJECTS EXPLORING THE OUT OF DOORS EXPLORING HEALTH CAREERS MODEL CAMPSITE EXPLORI~G LAW ENFO RCEMENT CAREE&S EXPLORING VETERINARY MEDICINE EXPLORING FIRE SAFETY EXPLORING COM PUTERS ENGINEERING 'JEOPARDY' GAME 'MOCK' ARREST EXPLORING BANKING EXPLORING TELECOMMUNICATIONS EXPLORING OPPORTUNITIES EXPLORING PRINTING BOXHOCKEY BIG CITY ADVENTURE WEBELOS CAMPING GANES, GAMES, GANES OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE GANES CUB SCOUT FUN CARD TRICKS CHILI MAKERS CAMP CHRISTMAS COB SCOOT FUN OUTDOOR FUR FLYING CAM POOT LEATHERCRAFT CUB SCOOT FUN ROCK ART COOKING FIRES FLAG AWARENESS SAFE AMERICANS FINGERPRINTING MODEL CAXPSITE �IE PROUDLY iECOGIIlK oug UIITS THAT AiE PARTICIPATING UIIT I ------ 3048 3048-i 3054 3061 3061-W 3072 3072-W 3078-W 3083 3083-W 3085 3087 3087-W 3089 3090 3102-W 3113 3113-i 3115 3127 3127-W 3130 3132 3133 3133-W 3140 3143 3144 3145 3158 3158-W 3180 3196 3200-W 3202-W 3206 3207 3209 3219 3221-W 3229 3231-W 3234 3235 3240 3241 3241-W 3246 3247 3247-W 3252 3252-W 3255 3256 3256-W 3259 3259-W DIST. ----SE SE EA SE SE CT CT NS NE NE SE EA EA SE SW NC NC RC NC NC NC SW NE NC NC NC SC SW SC SC SC KS SC NE NE EA NA NA SE EA SE CT MS MS EA SE SE SE SE SE NE NE NE EA EA NE NE 102K TO FIID ------------GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYX CAMPS ITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM GYM GYM GYK GYM GYK CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYX GYM GYM GYK CAMPSITE GYN CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM GYK CAMPSITE GYM GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE ilXA(S) ------------------10,11 130 5,6 76 62,64 21 199 71,72 32 28 3 150 140, 141, 142 64 151,152 83 56 116 55 72,73 224 136 120 26 237 61 134 75 115 108,109 126,127 8 105,106 49 61,63 52 103 124 119 60 101,102 266 135 15 123 50 264 112,113 118 52,53 59,60 13 122 114 127 31 124 'Tllll.K' DKIOIST2ATKD -------------------------------------HANDICRAFTS PING iEBELOS CAM ACE IT WITH SCOUTING NAIL DRIVING HAMNER AND NAIL DONOR AWARENESS WILDERNESS SURVIVAL MODEL CAMPSITE NAIL DRIVING CONTEST MODEL CAMPSITE MAGNETS AWAY CUB SCOUT CRAFT PIONEERING RAINGUTTER REGATTA RAINGUTTER REGATTA ODEL CAMPS ITE M WATER SAFETY WATER SAFETY WASHER TOSS GAMES, GAMES, GAMES WEBELOS CAM.PING SCOUTING AROUND CUB SCOUTING: THE AMERICAN WAY PARADE OF PRESIDENTS SCOUTING SKILLS OUTDOOR FON SCOUTS + AID KITE DERBY '89 LEATHER CRAFT GAMES PHYSICAL FITNESS COB FUN COOKING OUT CAKPCRAFT OUTDOOR FUN HIGH ROLLER BOWLERS INDIAN FACEPAINTIRGS KNOTS SAND PAINTING WEBELOS CAMPING ON TARGET WEBELOS CAMPING CRAFTSMANSHIP PET CARE FINGERPRINTING INDIAN LORE INDIAN LORE CUB GAMES DON'T GET "TIED UP IN KNOTS" DON'T GET "TIED UP IN KNOTS" DOING OUR BEST OUTDOOR FUN BAG TOSS GAMES FIRST AID GAMES WEBELOS CAMPING �IK PRO(JIJLf RKCOGIIlK OUR 011rs rHAr· ARK PARrICIPArIIG OIIT I DIST. ------ ----- 3260 3261-W 3265 3265-W 3268 3268-W 3274 3274-W 3280 3280-W 3286 3286-W ' 3292 3292-W 3293 3293-W 3301 3304 3312 3330 3330-W 3334 3334-W 3338-W 3344 3345 33 45-W 3347 3347-W 3352 3355 3355-W 3356 3356-W 3358 3359 3359-W 3363 -W 3367 3367-W 3368 3368-W 3369 3369-W 3376 3376-W 3377-W 3389 3389-W 3396-W 3401 3401-W 3410 3410-W 3415 3415-W 3439 NE NE NE NE NE NE EA EA NA NA HA NA CT CT CT CT NA NA NA EA EA EA EA NE SW SW SW MS KS Sk SE SE SE SE EA EA EA EA EA EA EA EA EA EA MS XS KS NA NA EA SW SW NE NE NE NE NE iHEKE TO FIID --·---------GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYK GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPS IT~ GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYI CAMPSITE CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM AKEA(S) ------------------45,46,47 247 141,142 216 29,30 73, 76 133 267 62,63 57 110,111 242,243 38 56 49 195 98 107 57,58 130 85,88 143 120 186 41 132 96 9 173 44 33,34,35 258,259 70 114 79,80 24,25 47 91,94 66,67 248,249 68,69 146 123 172 39 179,187 230,231 71 128 167 1(0 101 104 260 53,54 174 65 1 1 THEIE DEIOISTRATED ------ ------------ -------------------GAKES, GAMES, AND MORE GAMES OUTDOOR FON TOP CUB OUTDOOR FUN DOING OUR BEST OUTDOOR FUN ROPES AND KNOTS ROPES AND KNOTS INDIAN CRAFTS YOU CAN MAKE NATURE AMERICAS GREAT MOMENTS CATAPULT (with 0281) CUB SCOUT FUN iEBELOS CAMPING KNOTS WEBELOS CAMPING PACK REORGANIZATION ANIMAL TRACKS AMERICAN AIRPLANES PINWHEELS WEBELOS OUTDOORSMAN • CLOTHESPIN WRESTLING GAMES OUTDOOR FUN SCOUTING CAN BE FUN SCOUTING SKILLS UPWARD TO SCOUTING FIRESTARTERS FIRESTARTERS ARTS AND CRAFTS PINEWOOD DERBY WEBELOS CAMPING RAINGUTTER REGATTA WEBELOS CAMPING PINEWOOD DERBY FIRST AID WEBELOS CAMPING K.I.S.M. I.F. INDIAN LORE SIGNAL TOWER COMPUTER FUN WEBELOS CAMPING PINWHEELS WEBELOS CAMPING CUB SCOUT GAMES WEBELOS CAMPING OUTDOOR FUR BE AFAR OF 389 BULL'S EYE MODEL CAMPSITE PACK ACTIVITIES WEBELOS ACTIVITIES RUBBERBAND SHOOTOUT OUTDOOR FUN CUBS-A-FLOAT OUTDOOR SCOUTING SOAR WITH EAGLES �ff PROUDLY RECOGIIEKOUR UIITS TH AT ARK PARTICIPATING UIIT I DIST. W IIKKKTOFIID ARKA(S) ------ ----- ------------- ------------------- -------------------------------------- 3439-W NE SW CAMPSITE NE GYM GYK CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM GYM GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE GYM CAMPSITE CAMPS ITE 193 74 36,37 99 119 27.28 44 42,43 262 125 12 22,23 42, 43 16 19,20 144,145 125 128 ,129 117 77 ,78 235 48 180 228 COOKING WITH NO UTENSILS THINGS TBAT GO WET SPONGE TOSS GAMES WEBELOS CAMPING RAIN GUTTER REGATTA MODEL CAMPSITE SCOUTING FUN M ODEL CAMPSITE CRAFTSMAN HOG TROUGH REGATTA THE WORLDOF FAPER WEBELOS CAMPING AXEYARDDISPLAY FUN WITH STICKS ANIMAL CRACK-UPS UPWARD TO SCOUTING CUBBING AROUND WEBELOS CAMPI NG RA INGUTTER REGATTA MODEL CAMPSITE CUB FUN WEBELOS CAMPING MODEL CAMPSITE 3449 3454 3477 3477-W 3487 3487-W 3506 3506 -W 3513 3514 3520 3520-W 3528 J533 3564 3564-W 3565 3565 -W 3581 J581-W 3723 3723-W 3727-W EA EA NE NE SW SW SC SC SC SC SC NC SW SW SW SW NA NA MS M S CT GYM 1 TIIKIK' DKIOISTKATKD SCOUT BASE '89 SPONSORS Federal Express Corporation Dobbs International Services Northwest Airlines, Inc. Navy Memphis Pepsi Cola; Mid South Beverages, Inc. Hardin's Sysco Food Services, Inc. Leaf, Inc. Peck Industries, Inc. Wonder Bread Waste Management of Tenn-Memphis Omnicom, Inc. Wilson World Management Inc. Computer Service Center Corp. �/: "..'(. ...~ o .. ·~1 10. . . 0\ :~ . · ..' ; " .l . . . 1. . . - - .. ~~·« Y. ~ ... ~'. '.ff·· I :J REVISED 10/24/89 n z ' ' II II Q. J Q. 242 1 24> I 11 241 I 240 2U z . I ll I 1791 , 180~81 !11s) 1176 _1 1111 1112n13 182 83 w < 1671 1 168~ 691 1 1101 ~co • c\u'o I II 2n I 21e I I I II 215 I 2H Ul 2>4 i (J) U1 1~ 1 ~1~- 1 - ... [ 2 tl ~ 0 '- I I Z2t l.s.: I=f f"'l 221 200 2. . 25'1z.ss 2" 152 ~(t~ ~ 154 251 > < ield 222 - 2 11 I 2:U I 21 • 211 I I I I 263 I .. I . . .l I' I . 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I IS.3 1tS'l I JS5 r ti' Booths with electr ical outle ts nearby are: #1 - 13 #66 - 78 #79 - 91 #144 - 156 ' z 1 30 5l az 33 125 1 22 121 sI4 ' 1 20 1Lrt ae as 3&. '11 ~ 1 aa 1 '7 1 6 I ~ ' 7 ' I I q I ao ao I a, 1 ~<i LS , l4 I I I I a~ I a~ All booths are 10' wide by 8' deep All booths haYe curtai n sides and backs One banquet size table (approx. 6' ) and two chairs· will be made availa ble for each booth. NO CHARGE � 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 Chickasaw Council Publications and Papers Description An account of the resource Contains miscellaneous publications and papers by and about the Chickasaw Council. 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 I . • I j \ j • . 1 • • * * * * * * SCOUT BASE '89 NOVEMBER NAVY MEMPHIS * CHICKASAW COUNCIL, B.S.A . Saturday November 4, 1989 Naval Air Station, emphis Presented By: CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, INC . 171 South Hollywood Avenue (901) 327 -4193 Memphis, Tennessee 38112 Greetings: ' CHIEF OF NAVAL TECHNICAL TRAINING NAVAL AIR STATION MEMPHIS (75) MILLINGTON. TENNESSEE 38054 Welcome to Scout Base '89. Each year since its inception in 1987, Scout Base has grown in popularity. Scout Base '88 drew over 6,300 Scouts and leaders from the Chickasaw and other councils and over 15,000 visitors from Memphis and surrounding areas. This year's Scout Base promises to be an even greater success, and it is an opportunity for you to enjoy new adventures in Scouting here at Naval Air Station Memphis. Camping for both scouts and families, military aircraft flight and static displays, combat ground equipment and a wide range of scouting activities are available. So is the opportunity to share these activities with scouts from other Mid- South councils . This guide has been prepared to provide a schedule and other details of the weekend's events. Again, welcome to Scout Base '89, the Mid- South's best ever Scouting Adventure! Sincerely, \ JAMES D. COSSEY Rear Admiral, U. S . Navy DAILY SCHEDULE SCOUT BASE 89 A MID-SOUTH NG ADVENTIJRE Friday, November 3, 1989 12:00 Noon Sundown 8:30 pm 9 :00 pm 10:15pm 6:00 am 7:00 am 8:00 am 11 :30 am 12:00-2:00pm 2:00-5:00pm 5:00 pm Sundown 6:30 pm . Base opens for check- in Colors (lowering of the flag) Jewish Services (all wishing to attend, meet at registration area) Check-in complete Cracker Barrell (Reception for all Scoutmasters, Cubmasters, Post Advisors and Webelos Leaders) - Pat Thompson Recreation Center (Theater Building) Reveille Breakfast - Scouts and leaders may eat in the military mess hall. Cost: age 12 and older, $0.80; ages 11 and under, $0.40. Begin Booth display and Campsite set- up. Continue Booth and Campsite set - up. Events Begin Scouts may participate in: Military Fitness Test "Canoe" Races View Static Displays Tug-0-War Wheel -chair Basketball Nerf Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Hot Air Balloon Rides (weather permitting) Parade Step-Off (north end of football field) Opening Ceremony (No air show this year, however, an exciting and entertaining opening is still in the planning stages.) Campsites and Booths open for viewing and judging . Events re -open: Military Fitness Test "Canoe" Races View Static Displays Tug-0-War Wheel- chair Basketball Nerf Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Hot Air Balloon Rides (weather permitting) Supper-(Pack and Troop time) Colors Campfire/Show Sooday, November 5, 1989 6:00 am 7:00 am 8:00 am 9:00 am 12:00 noon Reveille Breakfast and Clean-up (Military Mess Hall will be open) Protestant Services - Campfire Area Catholic Services - Campfire Area Check-out All areas closed PARTICIPATION EVENTS For ALL Scouts - Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos, Boy Scouts and Explorers) Canoe Races Tug -0 - War Chariot Races Wheel Chair Basketball "Nerf" Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Military "Fitness "Challenge" 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm 2:00 pm 5:00 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm furnished) 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm 8:00 am 1Q:OQ am 2:00 pm 8:00 am 10:QQ am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Will be held in the swimming pool using rubber rafts and 3 -man teams . 3 - man teams-2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course. -2-man teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket (balls will be Throw for accuracy at a specified target Throw for accuracy at a specified target 4 ... man teams get ball around a marked course. Timed challenges in: sit ups/ push ups, 1-mile run, etc . PARTICIPATION EVENTS .. NEW THIS YEAR** Each scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all 7 events listed . As he completes each activity, Supervisors at each event will stamp his card as certification of his participation. When the scout gets 5 stamps , he may bring his card to the headquarters area (near the Pat Thompson Center) for a special PARTICIPATION RIBBON. PARTICIPATION EVENTS For ALL Scouts - Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, Webelos, Boy Scouts and Explorers) Canoe Races Tug -0 - War Chariot Races Wheel Chair Basketball "Nerf" Football Frisbee Toss Soccer Relay Military "Fitness "Challenge" 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm 2:00 pm 5:00 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 5:00 pm furnished) 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm 8:00 am 10:00 am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm 8:00 am 1Q:OQ am 2:00 pm 8:00 am 10:QQ am 2:00 pm 4:30 pm Will be held in the swimming pool using rubber rafts and 3 -man teams . 3 - man teams-2 'horses' pull a 3rd rider in a wooden sled around a marked course. -2-man teams must negotiate obstacles over short course and score basket (balls will be Throw for accuracy at a specified target Throw for accuracy at a specified target 4 ... man teams get ball around a marked course. Timed challenges in: sit ups/ push ups, 1-mile run, etc . PARTICIPATION EVENTS .. NEW THIS YEAR** Each scout will be issued an "Events Participation" card with all 7 events listed . As he completes each activity, Supervisors at each event will stamp his card as certification of his participation. When the scout gets 5 stamps , he may bring his card to the headquarters area (near the Pat Thompson Center) for a special PARTICIPATION RIBBON. fK PROUDLY RKCOGIILK OUR UIITS THAT ARK PARTICIPATIIG OIIT I DIST. ilIKltl TO FIID ARKA(S) 'TIIKIK' DKIOISTRATID --- --- ----- ------------- ----- ------ -------- ------ -------- ----- ------------- ------ 0204 NE CAMPSITE 171 DUTCH OVEN COOKING 0206 NA CAMPSITE 233,234 SCOUTING EXCELLENCE 0207 NA CAMPSITE 103 SCOUT CAMPING 0219 SE CAMPSITE 3 TIR CAR COOKERY 0225 NE CAMPSITE LAKE FAMILY CAMPING 0229 SE CAMPSITE 175 LASHING 0231 CT CA MPSITE 183 DUTCH OVEN COOKING 0238 NE CAMPSITE 79,80 SCOUTING FUR 0245 EA CAMPSITE 123 SCOUTING 0246 SE CAMPSITE 66 OUTDOOR GOURMET 0247 SE CAMPSITE 245,246 COOKING 0252 NE CAMPSITE 16 LO W BUDGET CAMPING 0255 NE CAMPSITE 197 SCOUT CA MP 0256 EA CAKPSITE 127 FIRST AID 0259 NE CAMPSITE 121 OUTDOO R LIVING 0260 NE CAMPSITE 68,69 DUTCH OVEN COOKING 0263 NE CAMPSITE 147 COOKING DEMONSTRATION 0265 NE CAMPSITE 215 -A/216-A/217/218 PIONEERING 0268 NE CAMPSITE 73,76 PI ONEERING 0273 EA CA MPSITE 268 MONKEY BRIDGE 027 4 EA CA N PS I TE 268 MONKEY BRIDGE 027 5 SE CAMPSITE 170 PIONEERING 0278 EA CAMPSITE 268 MONKEY BRIDGE 0281 NA CAMPSITE 242,243 CATAPULT {with 3286-W) 0282 NA CAMPSITE 184,185 ROPE BRIDGE 0286 NA CAMPSITE 97 DUTCH OVEN COOKING 0292 CT CAMPSITE 200,201 FIREBUILDING 0301 NA CA MPSITE 138,139 CAMP CRAFTS & CO MF ORT 0302 NA CAMPS ITE 232 FIRST STEPS TO SCOUT BADGE 0304 NA CAMPSITE 14 WO ODC ARVING 0310 NA CAKPSITE 25 7 KNOT TYING 0312 ~I A CAMPSITE 54 THE SHELBY COOKERS 0319 NA CAMPSITE 253 INTERLOCK BRIDGE 0329 SE CAMPSITE 169 SC OU T GAKPING 0330 EA CAMPSITE 225 KOD EL CAMPSITE 0331 EA CAM PSITE 265 MONKEY BRIDGE 033 4 EA CAMPS ITE 254 GU N SAFETY 03 40 EA CAMPSITE 251,252 SI GNAL TOWER 0341 EA CAMPSITE 48 BIG HILL POND 0343 EA CAMPSITE 1,2 SCOUT CAMPING 0345 SW CAMPSITE 96 CUBBING AROUND 0347 MS CAMPSITE 219,220 PIONEERING 03 49 MS CAMPSITE 221,222 OUTDOOR LIVIRG 03 52 SE CA MPS ITE 78 INDIAN LOR E 03 55 SE CAMPSITE 255,256 PIONEERING 0356 SE CAMPSITE 114 FIRE LAYS 0358 EA CAMPSITE 104 GADGETS 0359 EA CAMPSITE 122,126 SCOUTING 0360 EA CAMPSITE 18,19 SCOUTS IN ACTION 0362 SS CAMPSITE II c II "SCOUTING .. A POSITIVE EXPERIENCE" 0364 EA CAMPSITE 14 sc ou r CAMPING 0368 EA CAMPSITE 149,150 SKILL LADDER 0372 NS CAMPSITE 227 TOTUN CHIP EDUCATION AND CHECK-OFF 0381 NA CAMPSITE 77 OUR COUNTRYS FLAG 0389 NA CAMPSITE 133 CAMP FIRES 0401 SW CAMPSITE 102 BOY SCOUT ACTIVITIES 0410 NE CAMPSITE 260,261 SUPERSONIC PULSATING MISSILE iK PROUDL1 iECOGI Il K OUR UIITS THA T ARK PARTIGIPA1116 UIIT I DIST. illKiK TO FIID ARKA(S) ' TllKIK' DKIOIST2ATKD ------ ----- -------- --- -- -- ------- ---------- ------------ ------------------- ------- 0415 NE CAMPSITE 174 TIN CAN COOKING 0432 MS CAM PSI TE 244 KNOTS AND LASHINGS 0449 SW CAMPSITE 39 SCOUT CAMPING 045 9 NE CAMPSITE 12 sco ur SKILLS 0460 EA CAM PSITE 46 MOD EL CAMPSITE 0470 NE CAMPSITE 238 MAK ING IT GREA T 0487 NE CA MPSITE 86 SC OUTI NG SPIRIT 0503 SC CAMPSITE 99 COOK ING OUT 0504 SC CAMPSITE 87 SCOUT CAMPING 0506 SW CAMPSITE 45 MODEL CAMPING 0511 SW CAMPS ITE 8 MODEL CAMP • 0520 SC CA MPSITE 42,43 THE WORLD OF PAPER 0521 SC CAXPSITE 211 OU TDOO R SKILLS 0523 SC CAMPSITE 137 PIONEERING 0525 SC CAMPSITE 250 SAFE DRINK ING WATER 0528 SC CAMPSITE 65 AXEYARD DISPLAY 056 4 SW CA MPSITE 263 BIRD HOUSES 0581 NA CAXPSITE 56 MODEL CAMPSITE 0701 SS CA MPSITE "B tt SPECIAL SCOUTS - A NEW FRONTIER 07 12 SS CAXPSITE II A II 11 SPECIAL SCOUTING .. A SERVICE TO ALL" 0727 CT CA XPSITE 214 CAMPING 07 41 MS CA MPS ITE 181 CA MP PROJECTS 2333 EX GYM 86 EXPLORING THE OU T OF DOORS 2453 EX GYM 93,94 EXPLORING HEALTH CAREERS 2459 EX CAMPSITE 226 MODEL CAMPSITE 2630 EX GYK 90,91 EXPLORI~G LAW ENF ORCEMENT CARE E&S 2903 EX GYK 92 EXPLORING VETERINARY MEDICINE 2911 EX GYM 84 EXPLORING FIRE SAFETY 2937 EX GY K 88 EXPLORING CO MPUTERS 2940 EX GYM 87 ENGINEERING 'JE OP AR DY' GAME 2955 EX GYM 95 ' MOCK' ARREST 2963 EX GY M 97 EXPLORING BANKING 2964 EX GYK 89 EXPL ORING TELECOMMUNI CAT IO NS 2965 EX GYM 82,83 EXPLORING OPPORTUNITIES 2972 EX GY M 96 EXPLORING PRINTING 3001 NE GYK 138,139 BO X HOCKEY 3001 -W RE CA MPSITE 58 BIG CI TY ADVENTURE 3012-W NE CAMPSITE 241 WEBELOS CAMPING • 3013 NE GYM 85 GANES, GAMES, GANES 3013-W NE CAMPSITE 203,204 OUTDOOR EXPERIENCE 3017 RA GYM 40 GANES 3018 er GYM 14 CUB SCOUT FUN 3021 RE GYM 13 CARD TRICKS 3021 -W NE CAXPS ITE 205 CHILI MAKERS 3023-W SE CAMPSITE 207 CAMP CHRISTMAS 3027 NE GYK 131 COB SC OOT FUN 3027-W NE CAMPSITE 92 OUTDOOR FUR 30 29 NA GYM 100 FLYING 3029-W NA CAMPSITE 198,202,206 CAM POOT 3033 NE GYM 11 6, 117 LEATHERCRAFT 303 4-i NE CA MPSITE 29,32,35,38 CUB SCOOT FUN 3041 KS GYM 17,18 ROCK ART 30 41-W KS CAMPSITE 239,24 0 COO KING FIRES 3043 SE GYM 146,147 FLAG AWARENESS 3045 NA GYM 121 SAFE AMERICANS 30 47 NA GYM 137 FINGERPRINTING 3047-W NA CA MPSITE 118 MODEL CAXPSITE IE PROUDLY iECOGIIlK oug UIITS THAT AiE PARTICIPATING UIIT I DIST. 102K TO FIID ilXA(S) 'Tllll.K' DKIOIST2ATKD ------ ----- -- ----------- ---------- --------- ---- ---------------------------------- 3048 SE GY M 10,11 HANDICRAFTS 30 48-i SE CAMPSITE 130 iEBELOS CA MPING 3054 EA GYM 5,6 ACE IT WITH SCOUTING 3061 SE GYX 76 NAIL DRIVING 3061 -W SE CA MPS ITE 62,64 HAMNER AND NAIL 3072 CT GYM 21 DONOR AWARENESS 3072-W CT CAMPSITE 199 WILDERNESS SURVIVAL 3078-W NS CAMPSITE 71,72 MODEL CAMPSITE 3083 NE GYM 32 NAIL DRIVING CONTEST 3083 -W NE CAMPSITE 28 MODEL CAMPSITE 3085 SE GYM 3 MAGN ETS AWAY 3087 EA GYM 150 CUB SCOUT CRAFT 3087-W EA CAMPSITE 140, 141, 142 PIONEERING 3089 SE GY M 64 RAINGUTTER REGATTA 3090 SW GYM 151,152 RAINGUTTER REGATTA 3102 -W NC CAMPSITE 83 MODEL CAMPS I TE 3113 NC GYM 56 WATER SAFETY 3113 -i RC CAMPSITE 116 WATER SAFETY 3115 NC GYM 55 WASHER TOSS 3127 NC GYM 72,73 GAMES, GA MES, GAMES 3127-W NC CAMPSITE 224 WEBELOS CAM.PING 3130 SW GYM 136 SCOUTING AROUND 3132 NE GYM 120 CUB SCOUTING: THE AMERICAN WAY 3133 NC GYM 26 PARADE OF PRESIDENTS 3133-W NC CAMPSITE 237 SCOUTING SKILLS 3140 NC GYM 61 OUTDOOR FON 3143 SC GYM 134 SCOUTS + AID 31 44 SW GYM 75 KITE DERBY '89 3145 SC GYM 115 LEATHER CRAFT 3158 SC GYM 108,109 GAMES 3158 -W SC GYK 126,127 PHYSICAL FITNESS 3180 KS GYM 8 COB FUN 3196 SC GYK 105,106 COOKING OUT 3200-W NE CAMPSITE 49 CAKPCRAFT 3202-W NE CAMPSITE 61,63 OUTDOOR FUN 3206 EA GYX 52 HIGH ROLLER BOWLERS 3207 NA GYM 103 INDIAN FACEPAINTIRGS 3209 NA GYM 124 KNOTS 3219 SE GYK 119 SAND PAINTING 3221-W EA CAMPSITE 60 WEBELOS CAMPING 3229 SE GYN 101,102 ON TARGET 3231 -W CT CAMPSITE 266 WEBELOS CAMPING 3234 MS GYM 135 CRAFTSMANSHIP 3235 MS GYM 15 PET CARE 3240 EA GYM 123 FINGERPRINTING 32 41 SE GYK 50 INDIAN LORE 32 41-W SE CAMPS ITE 264 INDIAN LORE 3246 SE GYM 112,113 CUB GAMES 3247 SE GYK 118 DON'T GET "TIED UP IN KNOTS" 32 47-W SE CAMPSITE 52,53 DON'T GET "TIED UP IN KNOTS" 3252 NE GYM 59,60 DOING OUR BEST 3252-W NE CAMPSITE 13 OUTDOOR FUN 3255 NE GYM 122 BAG TOSS 3256 EA GYM 114 GAMES 3256 -W EA CAMPSITE 127 FIRST AID 3259 NE GYM 31 GAMES 3259-W NE CAMPSITE 124 WEBELOS CAMPING IK PRO(JIJLf RKCOGIIlK OUR 011rs rHAr· ARK PARrICIPArIIG OIIT I DIST. iHEKE TO FIID AKEA(S) 1 THEIE 1 DEIOISTRATED ------ ----- --· ----- ----- ----- ---- ----- -- --- ------ --- -- ------- --- -------- --- ------ 3260 NE GYK 45,46,47 GAKES, GAMES, AND MORE GAMES 3261-W NE CAMPSITE 247 OUTDOOR FON 3265 NE GYM 141,142 TOP CUB 3265-W NE CAMPSITE 216 OUTDOOR FUN 3268 NE GYM 29,30 DOING OUR BEST 3268-W NE CAMPSITE 73, 76 OUTDOOR FUN 3274 EA GYM 133 ROPES AND KNOTS 3274-W EA CAMPSITE 267 ROPES AND KNOTS 3280 NA GYM 62,63 INDIAN CRAFTS YOU CAN MAKE 3280 -W NA CAMPSITE 57 NATURE 3286 HA GYM 110,111 AMERICAS GREAT MOMENTS 3286 -W NA CAMPSITE 242,243 CATAPULT (with 0281) ' 3292 CT GYK 38 CUB SCOUT FUN 3292 -W CT CAMPSITE 56 iEBELOS CAMPING 3293 CT GYM 49 KNOTS 3293-W CT CAMPSITE 195 WEBELOS CAMPING 3301 NA GYM 98 PACK REORGANIZATION 3304 NA GYM 10 7 ANIMAL TRACKS 3312 NA GYK 57,58 AMERICAN AIRPLANES 3330 EA GYK 130 PINWHEELS 3330 -W EA CAMPSI TE 85,88 WEBELOS OUTDOORSMA N 3334 EA GYM 143 • CLOTHESPIN WRESTLING 3334 -W EA CAMPSITE 120 GAMES 3338 -W NE CAMPSITE 186 OUTDOOR FUN 3344 SW GYM 41 SCOUTING CAN BE FUN 3345 SW GYM 132 SCOUTING SKILLS 33 45-W SW CAMPS IT~ 96 UPWARD TO SCOUTING 3347 MS GYM 9 FIRESTARTERS 3347 -W KS CAMPSITE 173 FIRESTARTERS 3352 Sk GYM 44 ARTS AND CRAFTS 3355 SE GYM 33,34,35 PINEWOOD DERBY 3355-W SE CAMPSITE 258,259 WEBELOS CAMPING 3356 SE GYM 70 RAINGUTTER REGATTA 3356 -W SE CAMPSITE 114 WEBELOS CAMPING 3358 EA GYM 79,80 PINEWOOD DERBY 3359 EA GYM 24,25 FIRST AID 3359-W EA CAMPSITE 47 WEBELOS CAMPING 3363 -W EA CAMPSITE 91,94 K.I.S .M. I.F . 3367 EA GYM 66,67 INDIAN LORE 3367-W EA CAMPSITE 248,249 SIGNAL TOWER 3368 EA GYM 68,69 COMPUTER FUN 3368-W EA CAMPSITE 146 WEBELOS CAMPING 3369 EA GYM 123 PINWHEELS 3369 -W EA CAMPSITE 172 WEBELOS CAMPING 3376 MS GYM 39 CUB SCOUT GAMES 3376-W XS CAMPSITE 179,187 WEBELOS CAMPING 3377-W KS CAMPSITE 230,231 OUTDOOR FUR 3389 NA GYI 71 BE A FAR OF 389 3389 -W NA CAMPSITE 128 BULL'S EYE 3396-W EA CAMPSITE 167 MODEL CAMPSITE 3401 SW GYM 1(0 PACK ACTIVITIES 3401-W SW CAMPSITE 101 WEBELOS ACTIV ITIE S 3410 NE GYM 104 RUBBERBAND SHOOTOUT 3410 -W NE CAMPSITE 260 OUTDOOR FUN 3415 NE GYM 53,54 CUBS -A-FLOAT 3415 -W NE CAMPSITE 174 OUTDOOR SCOUTING 3439 NE GYM 65 SOAR WITH EAGLES UIIT I ------ 3439 -W 3449 3454 3477 3477 -W 3487 3487-W 3506 3506 -W 3513 3514 3520 3520 -W 3528 J533 3564 3564 -W 3565 3565 -W 3581 J581-W 3723 3723-W 3727-W ff PROUDLY RECOGIIEK OUR UIITS THAT ARK PARTICIPATING DIST. WIIKKK TO FIID ARKA( S) 1TIIKIK' DKIOISTKATKD ----- ------------- ------------------- -------------------------------------- NE CAMPS ITE 193 COOKING WITH NO UTENSILS SW GYM 74 THINGS TBAT GO NE GYM 36,37 WET SPONGE TOSS EA GYK 99 GAMES EA CAMPSITE 119 WEBELOS CAMPING NE GYM 27.28 RAIN GUTTER REGATTA NE CAMPSITE 44 MODEL CAMPSITE SW GYM 42,43 SCOUTING FUN SW CAMPSITE 262 MODEL CAMPS ITE SC GYM 125 CRAFTSMAN SC GYM 12 HOG TROUGH REGATTA SC GYM 22,23 THE WORLD OF FAPER SC CAMPSITE 42, 43 WEBELOS CAMPING SC GYM 16 AXEYARD DISPLAY NC GYM 19,20 FUN WITH ST ICKS SW GYM 144,145 ANIMAL CRACK-UPS SW CAMPSITE 125 UPWARD TO SCOUT ING SW GYM 128 ,129 CUBBING AROUND SW CAMPSITE 117 WEBELOS CAMPI NG NA GYM 77 ,78 RA INGUTTER REGATTA NA CAMPSITE 235 MODEL CAMPS ITE MS GYM 48 CUB FUN MS CAMPSITE 180 WEBELOS CAMPING CT CAMPS ITE 228 MODEL CAMPS ITE SCOUT BASE '89 SPONSORS Federal Express Corporation Dobbs International Services Northwest Airlines, Inc. Navy Memphis Pepsi Cola; Mid South Beverages, Inc. Hardin's Sysco Food Services, Inc. Leaf, Inc. Peck Industries, Inc. Wonder Bread Waste Management of Tenn-Memphis Omnicom, Inc. Wilson World Management Inc. Computer Service Center Corp. REVISED 1871 . . . ~ I ll I ~ ·~ 1791 , 180~81 182 83 !11s) 1176_1 186 178 1111 1112n13 174 ~co c\u'o 1671 1 168~ 691 1 1101 • /: .. ~ . . " .. '(. :~10 o ·~1· . ... 0\ .. . . ; " l 1 ... - .. . ' - . ... ~~·« Y. ~ 10/24/89 11 ... ~'. '.ff·· I :J ~ 2.. I I 245 1 1 1 20 1 SCOUT PARTICIPANT AND VISITOR'S PARKING J >1 ~ • n ' ' I I z <t Q. -u >-a: <t (!) Q. z >- - ::> :.:: o~ (.) CL i (J) Cliiih .. -Auto Hobby S hop I N-85 J104, 1011 981 95] • 102 99 96 I 2U ' ' I I I I I I I w w ;;.. ;;.. < [ 2tl I 200 I ~ ... l.s.: 2 .. 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Per Campsite with 1 O' Access Roads Between Campsites ( I - J(. X J. x __ H_,R, cThJN ~ . +- N A v y R 0 A D-+ r-------'-.:.....;_-'-_:._-..;_:_--=..__:_.:...._:__ ___________ ~GA1~E"--_~ NOTE: Previous camp sites 134 thru 136, 143 thru 145, 155 thru 166 have been deleted I I I I l I I I • ' z GYMNASI'UM --->-- ~ I ~I Qo aq 88 17 9~ liS s+ 83 i~ Bl to ~ ~ qs 'M qs 'f C. 'f1 qs 'i'i 100 let Lc:t lo~ o-t ll'l ll., ll.5 l l.,. ll3 Ill II & l\o LOCi lo& lo7 toe. aos 8 ''" lZ.O IZ.1 !2.2. ti.~ lZ.'f 12.S )14 Jz.7 12., 12.Cf l!o 1111111. I 111 IJ4'o I &')If I l!a I 157 I •'SC. 1195 I 1'94 11'5 11'~ I 131 1411 14'1 &4C..1 l4t1 I t'\t 1 a4tq I lSo I \~11 ISZ. I IS.3 1 tS'l I JS5 r ti' Booths with electrical outlets nearby are: #1 - 13 #66 - 78 #79 - 91 #144 - 156 7B 77 7at T:J f , .. 73 . 7~ ' 11 70 'i ID"I ~8 1.7 ~ - ?53 i4 56 St- tr7 6"8 5q loo ~· ~z 1'3 ~4 ~s 5~ ., 50 ~q '41 .. '47 '4b 15 -4~ 1(3 1-Z 41 ~ Z7 u ~ 30 5l az 33 ~ as 3&. '11 ae ~<i a.. 1 25 12~ 1 25 1 22 121 1 20 1 L rt 1 a a 1 '7 1 a o 1 LS , l4 ••• ' z 1 s I 4 ' 6 I ~ ' 7 ' I I q I ao I a , I a~ I a~ All booths are 10' wide by 8' deep All booths haYe curtain sides and backs One banquet size table (approx. 6' ) and two chairs· will be made available for each booth. NO CHARGE f-3 ::I: I I I I I I I I 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 Chickasaw Council Scout Base Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Event Scout Base https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0895908c55819e72d1334d0449222c54.pdf 1deb6dd1fa5daf1ac9e9a9aac6e157b8 PDF Text Text �ORDER OF THS ARROW FAI.{ILY BANQUET December B, 1989 6:30 P.M. - SECOND BAPTISE C}ITJRCH INVOCATION DINNER INTRODUCTION OF NEW OFFICERS---*Brad Bradley INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER---Carey White GUEST SPEAKER- --RON VIGIL CALLOUT- --JiMMY EdMONdS GTCCT FOUNDERS AWARD PRESENTATION-----KEN KiMb}C CLOSING. --Carey White �O. A. LODGE CHIEF--VICE CHIEF-__ VICE CHfEF--- OFFICERS 1990 SECRETARY/ TREASURER- __ CHIEF--LODGE ADVISORSTAFF ADVISOR PAST ------CareY White -TTAViS TAIC -Ken Kimble --- -__.-AIAN WT ight -Brad BradIeY --Dr. Jim Stanford -C1AUd BTOWN COMMITTEES ORDEAL-------Jim Stri-ckland BROTHERHOOD----------Henry Aden VIGIL--------LarrY Raines CEREMONfES-----------Bryan Garvey Kitchens INDfAN AFFAIRS-------Eric SERVICE------Jimmy Greer CAMP PROMOTION-------Peter Budd UNIT ELECTIONS-------Andy Perry PUBLICATIONS---------Jay CoIIins TELEPHONE------------Donnie Woodlee CTiAPTER. CIiIEFS EASTERNNORTHEAST------SOUTHEAST---*--NASHOBASOUTHWEST-----MISSISSIPPI----SOUTH CENTRAL- ------Hunter Bailey ------Jay Collins ------Chris Marshall ------Doug Soileau Wolfe -------Brian ------Ky1e Wagner Brandon Hampton �l{owls T'he wintcr rvind wolfishly across ltre snow- Comc in, my frie nd, My lodge is warm With pinc and cottcnwood a6!cv'. Come in, my fricnd, The storm clouds swee p Across the skie s of many lands, But for awhile, We'll banish care With pip. and bowl in friendly hands. An 18th century recipe for "Take the morning's milking and throw into it as much corn meal as you can hold in the palm of your hand. Let the molasses drip in as you sing one verse of Nearer, My God To Thee--but slng two verses in cold weather. " No,5452 � 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 ORDER OF THS ARROW FAI.{ILY BANQUET December B, 1989 6:30 P.M. - SECOND BAPTISE C}ITJRCH INVOCATION DINNER INTRODUCTION OF NEW OFFICERS---*Brad Bradley INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER---Carey White GUEST SPEAKER- --RON EdMONdS VIGIL CALLOUT- --JiMMY GTCCT FOUNDERS AWARD PRESENTATION-----KEN KiMb}C CLOSING. --Carey White O. A. LODGE OFFICERS 1990 CHIEF--- ------CareY White VICE CHIEF-__ -TTAViS TAIC VICE CHfEF--- -Ken Kimble SECRETARY/ TREASURER- __ --- -__.-AIAN WT ight PAST CHIEF--- -Brad BradIeY LODGE ADVISOR- --Dr. Jim Stanford STAFF ADVISOR -C1AUd BTOWN COMMITTEES ORDEAL-- ------Jim Stri-ckland BROTHERHOOD----- ------Henry Aden VIGIL--- ------LarrY Raines CEREMONfES------ ------Bryan Garvey INDfAN AFFAIRS- -------Eric Kitchens SERVICE- ------Jimmy Greer CAMP PROMOTION------- -Peter Budd UNIT ELECTIONS------- -Andy Perry PUBLICATIONS---- ------Jay CoIIins TELEPHONE------- ------Donnie Woodlee CTiAPTER. CIiIEFS EASTERN- ------Hunter Bailey NORTHEAST------- ------Jay Collins SOUTHEAST---*--- ------Chris Marshall NASHOBA- ------Doug Soileau SOUTHWEST------ -------Brian Wolfe MISSISSIPPI----- ------Ky1e Wagner SOUTH CENTRAL- Brandon Hampton T'he wintcr rvind l{owls wolfishly across ltre snow- Comc in, my frie nd, My lodge is warm With pinc and cottcnwood a6!cv'. Come in, my fricnd, The storm clouds swee p Across the skie s of many lands, But for awhile, We'll banish care With pip. and bowl in friendly hands. An 18th century recipe for "Take the morning's milking and throw into it as much corn meal as you can hold in the palm of your hand. Let the molasses drip in as you sing one verse of Nearer, My God To Thee--but slng two verses in cold weather. " No,5452 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 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet 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 Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e68f9ab84109db8bb7b804134be9c706.pdf 6c20892cd0d0e56eda7c80d2502f7c02 PDF Text Text A.ft"rEXTmTarII tlILll[!f"LV!r ORDER Dr:rins 1989 the THE OF MEMBERS Chichasah Lodge will ARRCW be ceieb:'ati-ng two great happenings. oLtr lodge will First, Second, for the first be celebrating time since i-ts 40th anniversary. our l-odge became Part of the Fegior-r Section trI, we '*il1 be hosting the Section Conclave. Southeas+- Dirrlng thiCI anniver sary year, we, as members of, *.,he Order of the A:'row ' with our lodge and shorr Id dedicate eu reelves to beeoming more active t-he ideals of the O'A' high to up to living and chapter activitiBb chiciraeah Lodge the year to make strive Thie we should obl:gati-on. seiil require the howe'rer, this , To accomplish etronger and bette r. Ever':'/ rnember A O aduit part and YOUTH ' ic ipa$ i on of every a(rt ive ' ' This rnerrber. a Brotherhood become Ordeal- member shofrl- d be encouraged to l-odge. our improving towarC redi dication itseif can be a major step Next, the hel-p of every O.A. member in the Chickasah Lodge is needeC to insure that the 19Bg Section-Il Conclave will be a success and will- be tlie BEST ever. Thez'e are several ways mernbers can hel-p accompiish this' Firs+,, every member can register and attend the conciave. Second. ever:r rnember is encourageci to participate by working on one of the manY conclave committes r+hich are busily preparing for this specj-al- occasion. Atso, every member shoui-C encorlrage his felLow O. A. brothers to a,',,tend ' The Conclave wil-l be held April 28-30, 1983, ot Kia Kima Scot.:t Feservation near Hardy, Arkansas. (A concl-ave registration sheet is or] tl:e reverge side of this letter. If you are an O. A. mernbe:', yor] can rj.Lre it foi. your personal- use, OR, if you are not a n:ember, please give lt *.o soineone who is. ) if you have any questions concerning the coriclave, i-f you, wano' to be a .member of one of the conclave committees, or if you jrrst want to become j-ng: ^ -+.1 ..^ }II* the Ch:-ckasah loCge, please contact one of the foil.ow {r.Ut,}vg .: Larry Rainee Section Chief Section-II 3BB- 7829 Brad Bradley Locge Chief Chickasal: Lodge / 55-5 / ib Also, if you are interested, yo\l ean attend +,he next conc-l-a.ve ?la,nning which will be held at 2:3A F.M., Sundav, Feb:"uary '-Z , a-r' mee b ing Kingaway Christian Church Scou',, Buildine, 63i! Foplar. l,'le request that you, as adul-t leaders, provide thi.s inf,ormation to all OrrJer of the Arrow members rqith whorn you have contact i , , . ! I 6 �1989 SECTION-z CONCLAVE CHICKASAH LODGE REGISTRATION Date Name: Address: Te lephone tlnit FORM (Street) (city) /(trfa\ \ v vL{ ue / i1 : ( Home { Worir ) ) . (zip) ...':':: ,I Chapter: Number Membership Status (circle one): Ordeal Yigil Brotherhood Age Status (circle one): Youth Adult (Youth is LESS THAN 2l years of age at time of the Conela.ve) NO Are your 1989 Lodge Dues paid (circle one): YES REGISTRATION: Lodge dues for 1989 must be paid before you can register for the conclave. If they are not paid, you ir:ay submit your dues with this regist,ration. R1. Conclave Registration $ 18.0& * P.2. Deduction* $ e rv., 43. Total Registration (R1 minus R2) *' , ri*:.,: . ,; ra,,.t' . f*Enter $2.00 duduction only if the conclav e registration 'fees wil'I b.e received by the lodge on or before February 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO', EXCEPTIONS ALLO}'IED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) OUES, Dl. 1989 Lodge Dues $ 3.50 f D2, SPECIAL DEDI]CTIONS $ D3. Total 1989 Lodge Dues (D1 minus D2) $ ($Enter a $.50 SPECIAT DEDUCTTION only if your 1989 lodge dues are paid with the conelave registration f,ee AND received by the lodge on or before Febrr:ary 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS ALTOWED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) TRADING POST ORDES: Trading post orders for these conclave items will be processed oniy for Chici<asah Lodge members who are properly registered for the Conciave-. (Eaahr Conclave attendee will receive one patch. ) T1. Patches (Number) (Number) T2. Pins (Number) T3. Muss T4. Total (T1+T2+T3) TOTAL AMOUNT SUMBITTED (R3 - X $3.50 = X $2.50 - $ X S4.00 = $ $ $ + D3 + T4) (For Lodge Use Only)----Receipt Nunber dr e Receipt Date ,ri l � 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 Dr:rins 1989 the happenings. Second, for the first time Fegior-r Section trI, we '*il1 Chichasah Lodge will be ceieb:'ati-ng two great A.ft"rEXTmTarII tlILll[!f"LV!r MEMBERS since our l-odge became Part of the be hosting the Section Conclave. ORDER OF THE ARRCW First, oLtr lodge will be celebrating i-ts 40th anniversary. Dirrlng thiCI anniver shorr Id dedicate eu chapter activitiBb obl:gati-on. Thie etronger and bette a(rt ive part ic ipa$ i Ordeal- member shofrlredi dication itseif sary year, we, as members of, *.,he Order of the A:'row ' reelves to beeoming more active with our lodge and and to living up to t-he high ideals of the O'A' year we should strive to make the chiciraeah Lodge r. To accomplish this , howe'rer, seiil require the on of every YOUTH and aduit O ' A ' rnember ' Ever':'/ d be encouraged to become a Brotherhood rnerrber. This can be a major step towarC improving our l-odge. Southeas+- i-f you, wano' to be a jrrst want to become the foil.ow j-ng: Next, the hel-p of every O.A. member in the Chickasah Lodge is needeC to insure that the 19Bg Section-Il Conclave will be a success and will- be tlie BEST ever. Thez'e are several ways mernbers can hel-p accompiish this' Firs+,, every member can register and attend the conciave. Second. ever:r rnember is encourageci to participate by working on one of the manY conclave committes r+hich are busily preparing for this specj-al- occasion. Atso, every member shoui-C encorlrage his felLow O. A. brothers to a,',,tend ' The Conclave wil-l be held April 28-30, 1983, ot Kia Kima Scot.:t Feservation near Hardy, Arkansas. (A concl-ave registration sheet is or] tl:e reverge side of this letter. If you are an O. A. mernbe:', yor] can rj.Lre it foi. your personal- use, OR, if you are not a n:ember, please give lt *.o soineone who is. ) if you have any questions concerning the coriclave, .member of {^r .-U+t.,1}v g.. ^ }.:I I* Also, if mee b ing , Kingaway Larry Rainee Section Chief Section-II 3BB- 7829 one of the conclave committees, or if you the Ch:-ckasah loCge, please contact one of Brad Bradley Locge Chief Chickasal: Lodge / 55-5 / ib you are interested, yo\l ean attend +,he next which will be held at 2:3A F.M., Sundav, Christian Church Scou',, Buildine, 63i! Foplar. conc-l-a.ve ?la,nning Feb:"uary '-Z , a-r' l,'le request that you, as adul-t OrrJer of the Arrow members rqith leaders, provide thi.s inf,ormation whorn you have contact i , . to all !I 6 -ra 1989 SECTION-z CONCLAVE CHICKASAH LODGE REGISTRATION FORM Name: Date Address: (Street) /\( trvfa \ vL{ ue / i1 Te lephone : tlnit Number ( Home ) Membership Status (circle one): Ordeal Chapter: Brotherhood Yigil Age Status (circle one): Youth Adult (Youth is LESS THAN 2l years of age at time of the Conela.ve) Are your 1989 Lodge Dues paid (circle one): YES NO REGISTRATION: Lodge dues for 1989 must be paid before you can register for the conclave. If they are not paid, you ir:ay submit your dues with this regist,ration. $ 18.0& $ * (city) { Worir ) $ 3.50 $ (zip) R1. Conclave Registration P.2. Deduction* 43. Total Registration (R1 minus R2) f*Enter $2.00 duduction only if the conclav received by the lodge on or before February EXCEPTIONS ALLO}'IED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) OUES, Dl. 1989 Lodge Dues D2, SPECIAL DEDI]CTIONS D3. Total 1989 Lodge Dues (D1 minus D2) e* ' , rriv*.:,.,: . ,; . ra,,.t' e registration 'fees wil'I b.e 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO', $ f ($Enter a $.50 SPECIAT DEDUCTTION only if your 1989 lodge dues are paid with the conelave registration f,ee AND received by the lodge on or before Febrr:ary 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS ALTOWED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) TRADING POST ORDES: Trading post orders for these conclave items will be processed oniy for Chici<asah Lodge members who are properly registered for the Conciave-. (Eaahr Conclave attendee will receive one patch. ) T1. Patches (Number) - X $3.50 = $ T2. Pins (Number) - X $2.50 - $ T3. Muss (Number) - X S4.00 = $ T4. Total (T1+T2+T3) $ TOTAL AMOUNT SUMBITTED (R3 + D3 + T4) dr e (For Lodge Use Only)----Receipt Nunber Receipt Date . ...':':: ,I l ,ri 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 Chickasah Lodge Conclave Host Flyer 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 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/21ae3050be6040e33031e7a17c414a57.pdf f7b24f872e7f28f59170e8b521e6751e PDF Text Text CHICKASAH LODGE NO. 406 - ORDER OF THE ARROW Chicka saw Counc il, B.S.A . - Memphis, Tenne ssee The Order of the Arrow Lodge In Chicka saw Counc il, B.S.A. began as an outgro wth of an organ izatio n called the "Counc I I Scouts " , a I oca I group of honor campe rs wI th Inthethe Councl I with much the same Ideals as the OA. In 1948 Idea of an Order of the Arrow lodge was Introd uced, Under the direct ion of Mr. Phil Emeri ck, Chlck asah Lodge was founde d. The first Ordeal was held on August 7, 1948 at Kamp Kia Klma near Hardy , Arkan sas; t~e ceremony team from Ittawa mba Lodge #235 came to Induct about 30 charte r members, most of whom belong ed to the Counc il Scout s. Among those Induct ed In that first ceremony was Rober t "Buddy" Irwin, who contin ues to be an active Scoutm aster In Chickasaw Counc il today <March 1989) , Althou gh the first ceremony was held In 1948 the origin al charte r was not Issued until 1949. I• Chlck asah Lodge #406 origin ally belong ed to Area V-C In the 1950's and early 1960's , along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. T~e first two Area V-C concla ves were hosted In 1955 by Chckasah Lodge at Camp Currie r near Eudor a, Miss. at Kamp and 1966. They again hosted the V-C concla ve In 1960 Kia Klma. In 1964 the region .was restru ctured and Chlck asah Lodge Joined the lodges In Arkan sas In formin g Area V-A. That same year Kamp Kia Klma was moved 10 miles uprive r on the South Fork of the Spring River . The new Area V-A first their met In 19651 Chlck asah Lodge hosted that concla vedatArea electe was asah Chlck of new camp. Charle s Hollan d Chief to serve this new area and Tom McGuire was chosen Area Advis or. Chlck asah again provid ed an Area Chief In 1971V-A when John Fletch er was electe d; he served for the last concla ve In 1972- this hosted at Kia Klma. At that meetin g It was announ ced that the region s would be reorga nized. Chlcka sah Lodge would then belong to Sectio n SE-II- A, along with other Tenne ssee lodges . At the first concla ve In 1973 David Shett les of Chlck asah was electe d Sectio n Chief . .In He 1975 George Fant of Chlcka sah was electe d Sectio n Chief presid ed over the 1976 Concla ve which Chlck asah hosted ; this concla ve was held at Camp Skymont near Chatta nooga becau se · of the extrem e drivin g distan ce to Kia Klma. ve concla cky) Kentu In 1981 at the Area II <Tenn esseethat At ,' Chief Bl 11 Jennin gs of Chlck asah was electe d Area · had Region ·concl ave It was announ ced' that the South east a again regrou ped the sectio ns; Chlck asah Lodge became member of the new Sectio n II along with Lodge 235 and the Missi ssippi lodges . At the first Sectio n II concla ve In 1982 Jason Hood of Chlck asah was electe d Sectio n Chief , Later that year at the Nation al Plann ing Confe rence Jason was electe d South east Region Chief and served In that positi on until 1984 • .. •.•. . .. •,-•V �· . ._"_.::; ... -, ·,- < .. ·. ·.-:;·. ,., ers Along with prov idin g many sect ion and area lead nati onal Chlc kasa h Lodge ls home to two reci pien ts of McG uire was Tom ce eren hono rs. At the 1971 Nati onal Conf unti ring his for d Awar ice pres ente d the Dist ingu ishe d Serv er of moth the , ings serv ice as Area V-A Adv isor. Ann Jenn w Award at the 1983 Bil 1 Jenn ings , was pres ente d the Red Arro ruct ion at seve ral Nati onal Conf eren ce for her help and Inst feren ces. <The Red Nati onal Indi an Sem inars and Nati onal Con ide exce ptio nal Arrow Award ls give n to non-members who prov serv ice to the Orde r of the Arro w). Kia Klma The home of Chlc kasa h Lodge has alwa ys ofbeen Arka nsas the J.Js hl Scou t Rese rvat ion loca ted In the foot and s fund ted ribu Ozar ks. The Lodge. has faith full y cont Camp , camp 's ncil manpower to this camp and the othe r Cou e paid for the lodg Curr ier In Mis sissi ppi. In 1970 the at Kia Klma so the e hous pump and well the of tion Inst alla rese rvat ion would have .a relia ble sour ce of wate r. tage In Chlc kasa h Lodge cont inue s thei r richtoheri Chic kasa w the ice serv and prov idin g camping prom otion ; ssee erine ty,T Coun Coun cil - this area cove rs Shel by hwe st nort In tles co~n four Crit tend en Coun ty; Arka nsas ; and ~ Mis siss ippi . for Spec ial than ks to Davi d Sne ttles and Fran k Mund Lodge. the Ir he 1p In comp 11 1ng th.Is h 1stor y of Ch l ckas ah '' ~ ' ", . ..' '• . ·. ;·. I �CHICKASAH LODGE 406 By Jean M. Ulmer The Order of the Arrow lodge in the Chickas aw Counci l began as an outof honor . growth of an organi zation called the "Counc il Scouts ," a local group. the 1948, In camper s within the counci l with much the same ideals as the OA. EmerPhil idea of an OA lodge was introdu ced and under the directi on of Mr. 7, ick, the Chicka sah Lodge was founde d. The first ordeal was held on August team nial 1948 at the origin al Kamp Kia. Kima near Hardy, Arkans as. The ceremo and from Ittawam ba Lodge 235 came and inducte d about thirty Counci l Scouts ny ceremo Scoute rs who became the lodge's charte r member s. Althoug h the first was held in 1948, the origin al charte r was not issued until 1949. Chicka sah Lodge was origin ally a part of Area V-C in the 1950s amd early ation 1960s, along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. The "V" was the design s. region twelve into divided was States of the old Region Five when the United r Currie Camp at Lodge sah Chicka the by The first two V-C concla ves were hosted 1960 in again host was sah Chicka 1956; near Eudora , Missis sippi, in 1955 and In 1964, the areas were restruc tured and Chicka sah joined at Kamp Kia Kima. was the lodges in Arkans as in forming Area V-A. That same year, Kamp Kia Kima in met first V-A Area new moved ten miles west to the presen t locatio n. The s Hol1965 and Chicka sah hosted the conclav e at their brand new camp. Charle McTom and area land of Chicka sah was elected Area Chief to serve this new 1971 in Chief Guire was chosen Area Adviso r. Chicka sah again provide d an Area ve in .when Johnny Fletch er was elected and he served during the last V-A Concla areas 1972 hosted at Kamp Kia Kima. At that time, it was announ ced that the SE-IIA , would be reorgan ized once again and Chicka sah would belong to Section newly along with the other lodges in Tennes see. Region V became a part of the . twelve from six into ted compac were s formed Southe ast Region when the region Section elected was sah Chicka of es At the first conclav e in 1973, David Shettl he preChief. In 1975, George Fant of Chicka sah was elected Section Chief and Skymon t Camp at held but sah, ·"sided over the 1976 conclav e hosted by Chicka Kima. Kia Kamp to e near Chattan ooga due to the extrem e driving distanc of At the Area II (Tenne ssee-Ke ntucky) conclav e in 1981, Bill Jenning s announ Region ast. Southe the Chicka sah was elected Area Chief. At this time, of member a became sah Chicka and ced that it had again regroup ed the section s At the the new Section SE-II along with Lodge 235 and the Missis sippi lodges . elected was sah first Section SE-II conclav e in 1982, Jason Hood of Chicka was Section Chief. Later that year at the nation al plannin g confer ence, Jason Larry 1984. until n elected Southe ast Region Chief, servin g in that positio through Raines from Chicka sah was elected Section Chief in 1988 and wil.l serve on ation Reserv the conclav e to be hosted by Chicka sah Lodge at Kia Kima Scout . April 28-30. section and area leaders hip over the years, Chicka ing Along with provid 1971 sah Lodge is home to severa l recipie nts of nation al OA honors . At the Award Nation al Confer ence, Tom McGuir e receive d the Disting uished Service of mother the gs, Jennin Ann •.. r Adviso V-A for his untirin g service as Area Conal Nation 1983 the at Award Arrow Red Bill Jennin gs, was presen ted the rs and ference for her help and instruc tion at severa l Nation al Indian Semina e Servic uished Disting the of nt Nation al Confer ences. Jason Hood was a recipie e Servic uished Disting the d Award in 1986. In 1988, Dr. c. D. ·cash receive Award. Award and his wife, Margar et, was presen ted the Red Arrow The home camp of the Chicka sah Lodge has always been the Kia Kima Scout as. Reserv ation in the foothi lls of the Ozark Mounta ins in northe ast Arkansthe and Kima The lodge has faithfu lly contrib uted manpow er and funds to Kia ·the other ChickasC!W Counci l camp, Camp Currie r, in Missis sippi. In 1970, that so Kima lodge. paid for the install ation of the well and pump house at Kia Lodge the Scout reserv ation would have a reliab le water supply . Chicka sah ion and promot continu es their rich. heritag e in provid ing excelle nt campin g service to the Chickas aw Counci l. �. . CH!CKASAH LODGE PATCH HISTORY ' ' The first patch was with the correct spelling of the lodge, name and was issued about', 1951. It ls possible that this.pat ch was again used after R~2 was depleted , as.early members are unsure as to the date that S-1 was first used, ) ~06 < ·) · ' 406 R-1 Blue CE; gold/ora nge twill right; red WWW & design; black letterin g R-2 same as R-1 except CHICKASAW <not. Chlckais ah) In 1953 the lodge reordere d R-1. The manufac turer•,, misspel led the lodge name - using the counci I name Instead, · The maJ or It y of these were given to the members who at tended the 1953 National Jamboree to trade at the Jambore e; NOTE REGARDING Patch 406 R-2 by Ken Humphreys1 In 1953 I served as an ASM for one of the two Chickasa w .. Council troops attendin g the 1953 National Jamboree in Californ ia. As we were loading the chartere d buses In Memphis someone from the Council office handed me a sack ful 1 of this R-2 DA patch. I was told this order had Just been received but were Incorrec t and would not be used by the, lodge. I was asked to give them to our Council Scouts to ~wap when they, got to the Jambore e. As soon as we reached Californ ia I gave each Scout 2 patches which exhauste d the supply. I think probably all of these patches were quickly swapped when we reached the Jambore e. I did not keep a. single patch myself and do not recall seeing any more after w.e got ·back to Memph ls. �The fir-st lodge flap was f Ir-st used In the mid 1950's, and continued in use until about 1962. About:1963 thelodge r-elssued this flap with a r-olled edge .and this!was use~', un t 11 about 1969. A number- of I oom C"Uns of each;:.weC"e ·.made duC" l ng the 19. year-s th 1s des! g~ was l n.: use• ·iii\l\,i\I" ·,i,,.•,,<l;-w;}!f �About 1964 the first lodge neckerchief patch was Issued, sewn to a blue neckerchief, and Issued at one per life and no trading. These were last Issued about 1970 and were then rep I aced wI th an embrol dered neckerch I ef <same,': design as the patch) made In Taiwan- wl th the same trading,, '""·' ' res t r I ct I on. .,'' ' ···:-•.:-:,,,,,,Ji'·.•.· ' ''.--/-~,,, �About 1970 the lodge decided to change the flap and ordered one with the same design as S-2 - but with the red and white colors reversed. It was supposed to be fully · embroidered but was received with a twill background .. About 2400 were made In al l . These were reor.dered with the ·Correct solid background In 1972.· : ... :, ( ) 406 ( ) �Chlckasah Lodge celebrated Its 25th anniversary In 1974 and Issued a special flap at the 1974 lodge banquet. About 500 Ordeals flaps, 300 Brotherhood flaps, and 75 Vigil flaps were made. These were made with a White border for Ordeal flaps, Blue border for Brotherhood flaps, and Red border for Vlgl 1 flaps. ( ) 406 S-4 ( ) 406 S-5 ( ) 406 S-6 White RE; blue, green bkg; black lettering--- ORDEAL Blue RE: same as S-4 except brotherhood bars added -- BROTHERHOOD Red RE: Same as S-5 except Vigil triangle In center of arrow -- VIGIL �In late 1974 the lodge Issued 3 new flaps -continuing the Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil dlstlnctlon. These became the standard for future Issues. Varieties are said to exist between loom runs of the Ordeal issue. ( ) 406 F-2 ( ) 406 F-3 ( ) 406 F-4 White RE; blue twill left bkg; multicolor design -- ORDEAL Blue RE; same as F-2 BROTHERHOOD Red RE; same as F-3 VIGIL �In 1977 the lodge added FDL/BSA to the twill Ordeal Issue only, not needing at the time to reorder Brotherhood and Ordeal flaps. �On the next order all three flaps were made fully embroidered using the same design as F-5 <al I wl th FDL/BSA); Each of these flaps exist with and without plastic backing. I ·1 I I I I I I .( ) 406 S-7 ( ) 406 S-6 ( ) 406 S-9 White RE; blue solid emb. bkg; same des.I gn as F-5 -- ORDEAL Blue RE; same as S-7 -- BROTHERHOOD Red RE; same as S-7 -- VIGIL Ii [ ��( ) ( ) 406 S-12 ( ) 406 S-13 Whl te RE; same as S-7 except -- ORDEAL Blue RE; same as S-11 -- BROTHERHOOD Red RE; same as S-11 VIGIL smalle~ size �( ) 406 S-15 ( ) 406 S-16 ( ) 406 S-17 Same as S-11 except BSA and FDL reversed· -- ORDEAL Same as S-12 except BSA and FDL reversed -- BROTHERHOOD except BSA and FDL reversed �Chlckasah Lodge celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America In 1985 by Issuing a flap with the same basic design but using gold mylar for the arrowhead and border. These measure about 115mm x 54mm. :w··.···-·.· w :w.~: < < •.• :.... ) 406 S-18 -- Dark Maroon RE; white bkg; blue lettering 1989 1949 WWW 406 CHICKASAH ·Design - Red, Ye! low, Green, Black Size of this flap about 132mm x 50mm ) 406 S-19 -- Same design as above but size of this f Jap now about 124 mm x 50 mm �HISTORY OP AREA TWO The first aeetina for tbe •aJority of wbat is now SE-2 beaan in 1949 with tbe first Area Fellowship beina held in 1950 at Caap Binacbi near Meridian. Mississippi. So•e ninety brothers attended the initial conference. At tbat tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrow•en attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes. near Biloxi. In addition to the four lodaes fro• Mississippi (Ashwanchi Kinta-193. Sebooney Okasucca-260, Ti'ak-404. and Watonala-169). Quinipiaaa Lodae of Baton Rouae and Chilantakoba Lodae-397 of New Orleans also attended. In 1956 the six lodaes of Mississippi were bound together as Area v-c. The new area.included the oriainal four Mississippi lodaea plus two new ones - Chickaa-202 and Kot Batachie-345. The first Area v-c "conclave was held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodze 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 Chickaa Lodae. In 1982. a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasab Lodae-406 froa Meaphis, Tennessee·. and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 froa Jackson. Tennessee. The section was re-naaed SE-2. The Mississippi and West Tennessee lodaes joined toaetber in fellowship at the first SE-2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-260 lodge as bast. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE-2 was boated in 1985 by the lttawaaha Lodae-235 at Caap Mack Norris. In 1984 the Council of Chiefs established a host lodge rotation for conclaves. This schedule aa last aaended is as follows: 198'1 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 • Kol Batacbi Sebooney Okasucca Chickasab Ti' ak Chi ckaa Ashwanchi Kinta Ittawaaba Watonala ., 40f � 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 #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> 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 I• .. •.•. CHICKASAH LODGE NO. 406 - ORDER OF THE ARROW Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. - Memphis, Tennessee The Order of the Arrow Lodge In Chickasaw Council, B.S.A. began as an outgrowth of an organization called the "Counc I I Scouts" , a I oca I group of honor campers w I th In the Councl I with much the same Ideals as the OA. In 1948 the Idea of an Order of the Arrow lodge was Introduced, Under the direction of Mr. Phil Emerick, Chlckasah Lodge was founded. The first Ordeal was held on August 7, 1948 at Kamp Kia Klma near Hardy, Arkansas; t~e ceremony team from Ittawamba Lodge #235 came to Induct about 30 charter members, most of whom belonged to the Council Scouts. Among those Inducted In that first ceremony was Robert "Buddy" Irwin, who continues to be an active Scoutmaster In Chickasaw Council today <March 1989), Although the first ceremony was held In 1948 the original charter was not Issued until 1949. Chlckasah Lodge #406 originally belonged to Area V-C In the 1950's and early 1960's, along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. T~e first two Area V-C conclaves were hosted by Chckasah Lodge at Camp Currier near Eudora, Miss. In 1955 and 1966. They again hosted the V-C conclave In 1960 at Kamp Kia Klma. In 1964 the region.was restructured and Chlckasah Lodge Joined the lodges In Arkansas In forming Area V-A. That same year Kamp Kia Klma was moved 10 miles upriver on the South Fork of the Spring River. The new Area V-A first met In 19651 Chlckasah Lodge hosted that conclave at their new camp. Charles Holland of Chlckasah was elected Area Chief to serve this new area and Tom McGuire was chosen Area Advisor. Chlckasah again provided an Area Chief In 1971 when John Fletcher was elected; he served for the last V-A conclave In 1972- this hosted at Kia Klma. At that meeting It was announced that the regions would be reorganized. Chlckasah Lodge would then belong to Section SE-II-A, along with other Tennessee lodges. At the first conclave In 1973 David Shettles of Chlckasah was elected Section Chief. In 1975 George Fant of Chlckasah was elected Section Chief. He presided over the 1976 Conclave which Chlckasah hosted; this conclave was held at Camp Skymont near Chattanooga because of the extreme driving distance to Kia Klma. · In 1981 at the Area II <Tennessee-Kentucky) conclave Bl 11 Jennings of Chlckasah was elected Area Chief,' At that ·conclave It was announced' that the Southeast Region had · again regrouped the sections; Chlckasah Lodge became a member of the new Section II along with Lodge 235 and the Mississippi lodges. At the first Section II conclave In 1982 Jason Hood of Chlckasah was elected Section Chief, Later that year at the National Planning Conference Jason was elected Southeast Region Chief and served In that position until 1984 • . .. •,-•V · . ._"_.::; ... -, ·,- < .. Along with providing many section and area leaders Chlckasah Lodge ls home to two recipients of national honors. At the 1971 National Conference Tom McGuire was presented the Distinguished Service Award for his untiring service as Area V-A Advisor. Ann Jennings, the mother of Bil 1 Jennings, was presented the Red Arrow Award at the 1983 National Conference for her help and Instruction at several National Indian Seminars and National Conferences. <The Red Arrow Award ls given to non-members who provide exceptional service to the Order of the Arrow). The home of Chlckasah Lodge has always been Kia Klma Scout Reservation located In the foothl J.Js of the Arkansas Ozarks. The Lodge. has faithfully contributed funds and manpower to this camp and the other Council's camp, Camp Currier In Mississippi. In 1970 the lodge paid for the Installation of the well and pumphouse at Kia Klma so the reservation would have.a reliable source of water. Chlckasah Lodge continues their rich heritage In providing camping promotion and service to the Chickasaw Council - this area covers Shelby County,Terinessee; Crittenden County; Arkansas; and four co~ntles In northwest Mississippi. ~ Special thanks to David Snettles and Frank Mund for the Ir he 1 p In comp 11 1 ng th.Is h 1 story of Ch l ckasah Lodge. " , ·. ·.-:;·. ,., I ' ' ~ ' .. ' . '• . ·. ;·. CHICKASAH LODGE 406 By Jean M. Ulmer The Order of the Arrow lodge in the Chickasaw Council began as an out- . growth of an organization called the "Council Scouts," a local group.of honor campers within the council with much the same ideals as the OA. In 1948, the idea of an OA lodge was introduced and under the direction of Mr. Phil Emerick, the Chickasah Lodge was founded. The first ordeal was held on August 7, 1948 at the original Kamp Kia. Kima near Hardy, Arkansas. The ceremonial team from Ittawamba Lodge 235 came and inducted about thirty Council Scouts and Scouters who became the lodge's charter members. Although the first ceremony was held in 1948, the original charter was not issued until 1949. Chickasah Lodge was originally a part of Area V-C in the 1950s amd early 1960s, along with Lodges 235, 413, 202, and 345. The "V" was the designation of the old Region Five when the United States was divided into twelve regions. The first two V-C conclaves were hosted by the Chickasah Lodge at Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, in 1955 and 1956; Chickasah was host again in 1960 at Kamp Kia Kima. In 1964, the areas were restructured and Chickasah joined the lodges in Arkansas in forming Area V-A. That same year, Kamp Kia Kima was moved ten miles west to the present location. The new Area V-A first met in 1965 and Chickasah hosted the conclave at their brand new camp. Charles Holland of Chickasah was elected Area Chief to serve this new area and Tom McGuire was chosen Area Advisor. Chickasah again provided an Area Chief in 1971 .when Johnny Fletcher was elected and he served during the last V-A Conclave in 1972 hosted at Kamp Kia Kima. At that time, it was announced that the areas would be reorganized once again and Chickasah would belong to Section SE-IIA, along with the other lodges in Tennessee. Region V became a part of the newly formed Southeast Region when the regions were compacted into six from twelve. At the first conclave in 1973, David Shettles of Chickasah was elected Section Chief. In 1975, George Fant of Chickasah was elected Section Chief and he pre- ·"sided over the 1976 conclave hosted by Chickasah, but held at Camp Skymont near Chattanooga due to the extreme driving distance to Kamp Kia Kima. At the Area II (Tennessee-Kentucky) conclave in 1981, Bill Jennings of Chickasah was elected Area Chief. At this time, the Southeast. Region announced that it had again regrouped the sections and Chickasah became a member of the new Section SE-II along with Lodge 235 and the Mississippi lodges. At the first Section SE-II conclave in 1982, Jason Hood of Chickasah was elected Section Chief. Later that year at the national planning conference, Jason was elected Southeast Region Chief, serving in that position until 1984. Larry Raines from Chickasah was elected Section Chief in 1988 and wil.l serve through the conclave to be hosted by Chickasah Lodge at Kia Kima Scout Reservation on April 28-30. . Along with providing section and area leadership over the years, Chickasah Lodge is home to several recipients of national OA honors. At the 1971 National Conference, Tom McGuire received the Distinguished Service Award for his untiring service as Area V-A Advisor •.. Ann Jennings, the mother of Bill Jennings, was presented the Red Arrow Award at the 1983 National Conference for her help and instruction at several National Indian Seminars and National Conferences. Jason Hood was a recipient of the Distinguished Service Award in 1986. In 1988, Dr. c. D. ·cash received the Distinguished Service Award and his wife, Margaret, was presented the Red Arrow Award. The home camp of the Chickasah Lodge has always been the Kia Kima Scout Reservation in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains in northeast Arkansas. The lodge has faithfully contributed manpower and funds to Kia Kima and the other ChickasC!W Council camp, Camp Currier, in Mississippi. In 1970, ·the lodge. paid for the installation of the well and pump house at Kia Kima so that the Scout reservation would have a reliable water supply. Chickasah Lodge continues their rich. heritage in providing excellent camping promotion and service to the Chickasaw Council. ... CH!CKASAH LODGE PATCH HISTORY ' '' The first patch was with the correct spelling of the lodge, name and was issued about', 1951. It ls possible that this.patch was again used after R~2 was depleted, as.early members are unsure as to the date that S-1 was first used, ) ~06 R-1 < ·) 406 R-2 Blue CE; gold/orange twill right; red WWW & design; black lettering same as R-1 except CHICKASAW <not. Chlckaisah) In 1953 the lodge reordered R-1. The manufacturer•,, misspelled the lodge name - using the counci I name Instead,· · ' The maJ or It y of these were given to the members who at tended the 1953 National Jamboree to trade at the Jamboree; NOTE REGARDING Patch 406 R-2 by Ken Humphreys1 In 1953 I served as an ASM for one of the two Chickasaw .. Council troops attending the 1953 National Jamboree in California. As we were loading the chartered buses In Memphis someone from the Council office handed me a sack ful 1 of this R-2 DA patch. I was told this order had Just been received but were Incorrect and would not be used by the, lodge. I was asked to give them to our Council Scouts to ~wap when they, got to the Jamboree. As soon as we reached California I gave each Scout 2 patches which exhausted the supply. I think probably all of these patches were quickly swapped when we reached the Jamboree. I did not keep a. single patch myself and do not recall seeing any more after w.e got ·back to Memph ls. The fir-st lodge flap was f Ir-st used In the mid 1950's, and continued in use until about 1962. About:1963 thelodge r-elssued this flap with a r-olled edge .and this!was use~', un t 11 about 1969. A number- of I oom C"Uns of each;:.weC"e ·.made duC" l ng the 19. year-s th 1 s des! g~ was l n.: use• iii\l\,i\I" · ·,i,,.•,,<l;-w;}!f About 1964 the first lodge neckerchief patch was Issued, sewn to a blue neckerchief, and Issued at one per life and no trading. These were last Issued about 1970 and were then rep I aced w I th an embrol dered neckerch I ef <same,': design as the patch) made In Taiwan- wl th the same trading,, r e s t r I ct I on. .,' '' :,,,,',","J·i''· .•'. · ' ·:-•.:-- ''.--/-~,,, About 1970 the lodge decided to change the flap and ordered one with the same design as S-2 - but with the red and white colors reversed. It was supposed to be fully · embroidered but was received with a twill background .. About 2400 were made In al l . These were reor.dered with the ·Correct solid background In 1972.· ( ) 406 ( ) : ... :, Chlckasah Lodge celebrated Its 25th anniversary In 1974 and Issued a special flap at the 1974 lodge banquet. About 500 Ordeals flaps, 300 Brotherhood flaps, and 75 Vigil flaps were made. These were made with a White border for Ordeal flaps, Blue border for Brotherhood flaps, and Red border for Vlgl 1 flaps. ( ) 406 S-4 White RE; blue, green bkg; black lettering-- -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-5 Blue RE: same as S-4 except brotherhood bars added -- BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 S-6 Red RE: Same as S-5 except Vigil triangle In center of arrow -- VIGIL In late 1974 the lodge Issued 3 new flaps -continuing the Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil dlstlnctlon. These became the standard for future Issues. Varieties are said to exist between loom runs of the Ordeal issue. ( ) 406 F-2 White RE; blue twill left bkg; multicolor design -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 F-3 Blue RE; same as F-2 BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 F-4 Red RE; same as F-3 VIGIL In 1977 the lodge added FDL/BSA to the twill Ordeal Issue only, not needing at the time to reorder Brotherhood and Ordeal flaps. On the next order all three flaps were made fully embroidered using the same design as F-5 <al I wl th FDL/BSA); Each of these flaps exist with and without plastic backing. .( ) 406 S-7 White RE; blue solid emb. bkg; same des.I gn as F-5 -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-6 Blue RE; same as S-7 -- BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 S-9 Red RE; same as S-7 -- VIGIL I ·1 I I I I I I I i [ ( ) Whl te RE; same as S-7 except smalle~ size -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-12 Blue RE; same as S-11 ( ) 406 S-13 Red -- BROTHERHOOD RE; same as S-11 VIGIL ( ) 406 S-15 Same as S-11 except BSA and FDL reversed· -- ORDEAL ( ) 406 S-16 Same as S-12 except BSA and FDL reversed -- BROTHERHOOD ( ) 406 S-17 except BSA and FDL reversed Chlckasah Lodge celebrated the 75th Anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America In 1985 by Issuing a flap with the same basic design but using gold mylar for the arrowhead and border. These measure about 115mm x 54mm. :w··.···-·.· w :w.~: •. • : .... < ) 406 S-18 -- Dark Maroon RE; white bkg; blue lettering CHICKASAH WWW 406 1949 1989 ·Design - Red, Ye! low, Green, Black Size of this flap about 132mm x 50mm < ) 406 S-19 -- Same design as above but size of this f Jap now about 124 mm x 50 mm HISTORY OP AREA TWO The first aeetina for tbe •aJority of wbat is now SE-2 beaan in 1949 with tbe first Area Fellowship beina held in 1950 at Caap Binacbi near Meridian. Mississippi. So•e ninety brothers attended the initial conference. At tbat tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrow•en attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes. near Biloxi. In addition to the four lodaes fro• Mississippi (Ashwanchi Kinta-193. Sebooney Okasucca-260, Ti'ak-404. and Watonala-169). Quinipiaaa Lodae of Baton Rouae and Chilantakoba Lodae-397 of New Orleans also attended. In 1956 the six lodaes of Mississippi were bound together as Area v-c. The new area.included the oriainal four Mississippi lodaea plus two new ones - Chickaa-202 and Kot Batachie-345. The first Area v-c "conclave was held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodze 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 Chickaa Lodae. In 1982. a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasab Lodae-406 froa Meaphis, Tennessee·. and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 froa Jackson. Tennessee. The section was re-naaed SE-2. The Mississippi and West Tennessee lodaes joined toaetber in fellowship at the first SE-2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-260 lodge as bast. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE-2 was boated in 1985 by the lttawaaha Lodae-235 at Caap Mack Norris. In 1984 the Council of Chiefs established a host lodge rotation for conclaves. This schedule aa last aaended is as follows: 198'1 Kol Batacbi 1988 Sebooney Okasucca 1989 Chickasab 1990 Ti' ak 1991 Chi ckaa 1992 Ashwanchi Kinta 1993 Ittawaaba 1994 Watonala • ., 40f 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 Chickasah Lodge #406 History Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Jean Ulmer Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chuck Schadrack Chickasah Lodge History Order of the Arrow