16 20 1125 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/de4a1fa62bba9d5a3ca2c6365cc8413c.JPG 490eb8706b4ea569f4ac9ebe1d036afd https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/29ba0d521683bbff6fe660a2241e651b.JPG 91da691b5810a0a24217eda597e87457 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 Andrew Schaffner Paul Prothero Wayne Dowdy Carey White Jim Warr Grant Wade Hugh Mallory Tim Barker Jimmy Greer Donnie oodlee Scott Webb Phillip Howard David Parker Jack Wade Ashley Wood Lenny Scranton Robert Tier Ray Bond Peter Budd 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 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/eb85cf0094b5053e16871e21cd415833.jpg 1c97f66fb4da2929d57efedf14dd1bd7 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. 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 Boys Life: Scouts in Action - Caleb Sparks (Troop 97) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Boy Scouts of America Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Boys Life Ole 97 https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/1817937cb40b432220d138bf8fb266b0.pdf 9c40f78b5d01d5c0caaa8d345ff390e5 PDF Text Text /3/- c ·. . · ~<J · · ~~~ -i°ASAH LOOU~ Ch ick asa h Thunderbird arrow news for arrow men chickas aw council, b.s.a. memphis, tenn. ocToBER LITTIR JROK TBI CHiil Dear &rronen, &s the year co1es to an end and elections of the new officers hale occurred, it is ti1e to bid farewell as 1989 lodge chief. As I assu1e the role of i11ediate past lodge chief, I begin to reflect back on all 17 1e1ories of lodge elents for the last year and a half. The 1ost pro1inent of 17 1e1ories is the outstanding conclale ve hosted at lia li1a. All the ti1e, energy, and enthusias1 that vent into the conclale, enabled us to pull off the BIST conclale eler. Also the participation at the Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends, vbicb have resulted in increased 1e1bership, have been excellent. I'1 proud to say I was 1989 lodge chief. And now as the past lodge chief and the new lodge officers wort together to plan another excellent year for 1990, they are also hard at wort planning the upco1ing Dece1ber banquet to 1ate it an i1pressile and worthwhile elent. I hope to se~ everyone there as ve present awards and tost i1portantly pass the bonnet . It vill definitely be a terrific end for such a great year. But until the banquet, I expect to see everyone at the Ordeal/Brotherhood. See you there. Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradley Lodge Chief /lTV 1989 1989 SICTIOM II COICLAVl--!BJ. WI l!ll The Section II Conclave was held April 28-30, 1989, at our ovn lia li1a Scout Resvation, near BardJ, Arkansas. Our lodge was host of the conclale. It was heard fro1 1any of the 500 who attended that this was the BIST conclale eler held in our section. Our lodge von third place in Tea1 Dance, and Ji1 Strictland toot first place in SpecialJ Dance. Our cere1on7 tea1 should also be congratulated on a job well done. The highlight of the conclave vas vben our ovn LarrJ Raines was re-elected as Sl-2 Section Chief. • Ml &RI H&YIIG AB&IQOIT Roa ld1oads fo Be Guest Speaker It bas been several years since our lodge bas had a banquet, so let's take this years ' a great one. Ne will hate a buffet style teal, which vill include roast beef and all the tri11ings . The highlights of the evening vill be the Vigil Call-outs and the installation of the 1989-90 lodge officers. Our guest speaker vill be Kr. Ron ld1onds. He is an Kagle Scout, a 1e1ber of our lodge, and the Co11issioner in the lastern District. Kr. ld1onds is the Senior Banager of Peat Barvick. The banquet vill be held at 6:30 P.K. on Dece1ber 8, 1989, at Second Baptist Church, 4680 Walnut Grove . The cost vill be $7.50 per person. Bake your reservations early using the for1 included in this newsletter. The last day to 1ake reservations is Kove1eber 30, 1989 . �LARGK COMTIKGKKT KKKDKD--1990 SKCTIOK II COMCLAVK fELLONSHIP HELD AT CAMP CURRIER The 1990 Section II Conclave will be held by the Tiat Lodge, at their ca1p, south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Ne hope that you will attend this great event . before has our lodge provided a large contingent Section Conclave, other than the one we hosted last Mith your help we can take a contingent to the conclave that no one will forget. Kever to a year. 1990 The Section Council of Chiefs will be 1eeting in Move1ber to finalize details for the upco1ing conclave. This i1for1ation will be published in the next issue of The Thunderbird. To help ease the proble1 of transporation, our lodge is anticipating chartering a bus. further infor1ation uill be furnished at a later date. If you want 1ore infor1ation about the conclave, contact your lodge chief or lodge adviser. The 1989 fellowship was a success. The activities held Saturday 1orning and afternoon included the ley Chain Quest, swi11ing events, and volleyball. The object of the quest uas to deter1ine uhich chapter could find the 1ost nu1ber of seven key chains uhich were hidden around the ca1p. The Napaneu Chapter (Eastern District) do1inated the volleyball and awi11ing events, while the conglo1erate (a 1i1ture of several chapters , each with a s1all representation) and the Keta1i Chapter (Northeast District) tied for first in the ley Chain Quest. Lodge elections were held on Saturday afternoon. The na1es of your new lodge officers are listed elsewhere in this newsletter. Because of the weather on Saturday night, the ca1pfire and Indian dance co1petition were held in the dining hall. len li1ble won first pla~e in the dance co1petition, Eric litchens took second, and Philip Burton was third. O.A. PBILMOIT TREl ·rou need seek no roci1 su11it-tbese bigb places are witbiD you.· -!eteu The 1989 O.A. Phil1ont Tret was held August 13-22, 1989. Our section (Sl-2) contingent arrived on Sunday, August 13, and departed on Saturday, August 19. The crew f ro1 the Chickasah Lodge consisted of Ryan fisher, Alan Wright, Vince Sutherland, and Leyton Wright. Larry Raines, our section chief, was on staff. Our lodge 1e1bers stayed at Lover's Leap, Crater Lake, Black Mountain, and the Beubean ca1psites. The big•lights of the week were the O.A. rendezvous and the speech fro1 our Rational Chief, Jack SteTens . The the1e of the trek, "These high places are within you ,· ca1e fro1 Meteu's talk in the pre-ordeal cere1ony. 75TH AMHIVKRSARY ANARD---A TMO-YIAB PROGRAM The 15th Anniversary progra1 kicked-off at the 1988 Rational Order of the Arrow Conference (HOAC) and will continue through the 1990 IOAC at Indiana University, Bloo1ington, Indiana, August 12-16, 1990. The individual require1ents for earning the 75th Anniversary Award are listed on the "75TH AMMIVERSAR AMABD-IMD IVIDOAL RIQUIRIMEKTS SHIET" included with this newsletter. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult . IM KACH or TBK QUEST ARKAS, TBRll or THE fIVI RIQUIRIKKMTS !UST BK COMPLETED. To receive your award, take your co1pleted ·require1ents sheet" SIGMID BY ALODGI OfflCKR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any of our lodge events. Bequire1ents 1et prior to August 31, 1988 will not be considered for the Award. for tore infor1ation, contact one of the lodge officers or your chapter chief. �1989 CALllDAi Of O.A. IYllTS 1990 CALllDAR Of O.A. IYllTS Location hent/ActhitJ Date Oct. 13-15 , 1989 Ordeal, Brotherhood, (Sii IOTI) Caap Currier Date hent/ActhitJ Januar7, 1990 Thunderbird and Plan Book Location Killington Raval Air Station februarJ, 1990 Troop llections feb. 8, 1990 KOY . 12 1989 {Sii IOTI) O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) Lodge Beeting (7:00 P.B.) Bar. 4, 1990 Dec . 8, 1989 O.A. fa1il1 Banquet O.A. l1ecutiTe Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) April -Kay t 1990 Tap-outs, Indian Dance lov. 3-5, 1989 I Scout Base '89 Second Baptist Qurch 4680 Walnut Grove {MOTi: CHAIGI IM THI DATI OR ACTIVITY OM YOUB RID DUIS CARD.) Apr. 27-29, 1990 Section 2 Conclave To Be Announced District Ca1porees Hattisburg, BS. -------- Bay, 1990 Thunderbird Kay 20 t 1990 O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.B.) June 8-10, 1990 Ordeal, Brotherhood, Lodge Beeting lia lila Scout Reservation June-July, 1990 Su11er Ca1p Tap-outs, Indian Dance lia lila Scout Reservation August, 1990 Thunderbird -------- Aug. 12-16, 1990 lational Order of the Indiana Univ. , Arrov Conference Bloo1ington, Ind. Sept. 12, 1990 O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.K.) Oct. 5-7, 1990 Ordeal, Brotherhood Oct. 19-21, 1990 O.A. fellovship * * * * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DOl'T fOBGIT TO PAY YOUi 1990 DUIS Don't forget to pay your O.A. dues for 1990. All dues are payable by Dece1ber 31th for the following rear. (e.g., 1990 dues have to be paid by Dece1ber 31, 1989.) « i. wbu. Di lli.. Cbichsab lli.. m im.. LQW.. fill. ~ zm. im.. a mi k fild. DQ. lfilc_ ibJ.D.. Dece1ber li,...118.L fil zm. AW. iQ. k included LQW.. a * * * * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Camp Currier Camp Currier Rove1ber, 1990 Thunderbird loT. 17, 1990 Lodge Planning Conference To Be Announced Dec. 7, 1990 O.A . fa1ily Banquet To Be Announced -------- �1990 LODGI Off ICllS The officers of the Chickaaah Lodge for 1990 are: Sl-2 Section Chief. . Larry Baines . .388-1629 Lodge Chief . . Cary Nhite .365-9357 Yice Chief. . Travis Tate . .345-9747 Yice Chief. . len Hable .388-1098 Secretary/Treasurer . . Alan Wright . .683-9645 Past Lodge Chief. . Brad Bradley. .678-7169 Lodge Adliser . . Ji1 Stanford. . N- 761-1040 Staff Adviser . . Claud Bro11n . . N- 327-4193 0 MCAS ANARD The national co11ittee has announced a special progra1 designed to raise, fro1 the Order's general 1e1bership, funds to fulfill the Order's pledge to the National Scouting Kuseu1 capital ca1paign. The Order pledged a lead gift to the capital ca1paign in february, 1988. funds received in this progra1 11ill be applied to11ard the Order's $100,000 co11it1ent to the Kuseu1, thus reducing the dollars needed fro1 the &rrov Trust fund to 1eet the Order's Co11it1ent. Ke1bers contributing fro1 $10.00 to $99.00 will receive the OMCAS &NARD, and the handso1e recognition certificate aho11n belo11. 1989-90 CBAPTIB CBilfS A1angi (South Central) .Brandon Ba1pton . . (Adviser. .Louis Ric~ardson . .323-6333 . 396-0777) .fl/I A/II ''"''' Crittenden. (Adviser. UNCAS AWARD lagata1en (HW Kiss.) . .lyle Magner. (Adliser . .Ricky Kcleil . .393-3256 .393-9261) lashoba . . (Adviser. .Doug Soileau . .872-7590 leta1i (lortheast). (Adviser ... .Jay Collins . .Bill Dougherty . ior tont10. ~1Ulhc:Nl""""Dr00o4 li>t '""-""''""w.v mfuncl l\n ~..-o:rttwh(h ,.·il p~~ ll'ld do"'4JY!he l'doryof th<°"-'"oll.ht 11.tfl.)wo.,tllt'CNJll.N\(.~lln.gt."-i '.nll'n ) .1-837-0704 .353-2445) for 1e1bers contributing $100.00 to $499.00, recognition in the for• of a custo1, li1ited edition OA Kuseu1 ca1paign belt buckle is alailable . Korth Central . (Adviser . . . OASI (Southeast). (Adviser. . . . .Chris Karshall . .Scott Stelens. .365-7793 . 685-5817) Napaneu (lastern) (Adviser . . . . .Bunter Bailey. .Leyton Wright . .754-8198 .683-9645) Nitschindin (South11est)Brian Nolfe. (Adviser . . . . . . . . . . .. . .342-1879 ) Those taking a contribution of $500.00 of 1ore will receive a handso1e crystal recognition piece suitable for display on a table or 1antle, depicting an eagle with an arrowhead. Checks, 1ade payable to BSA, along with full na1e and addreas should be sent to : Hational Director, Order of the Arrow, P.O. Box 152079, Irving , TI 75015-2079. �-- -- -- NOAC '90 - -- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - -- - - -- - - - - - - The Place to Be! 1989 O.A. fAKILY BAMQUIT--RISIRVATIOH fORK AUGUST 12-16, 1990 Indiana University TO: Chickasah Lodge, Chickasaw Council, 171 S. Hollywood, Ke1phis, TH 38112 · •Fun *Fellowship *New Experiences *Ceremonies Competitions *Athletic Competitions *Games & Special Activities *Spectacular Shows *Personalities I plan to attend the O.A . fa1ily Banquet on friday, Dece1ber 8, 1989 . lnclosed is a check to cover the cost of 11 reservation and the reservations of any guests I plan to bring. IAH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CBAPTU: _ _ _ _ _ __ I µ:i ADDRISS:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ z H CITY: _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ STATI: _ _ ZIP: _ _ __ TILIPHOH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ UIIT MO: _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ,...:i NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE I I Never before, and never again, will there be a big 75th annivenaiy National Order of the Arrow Conferena: a:immemorating the founding or the Order. ti) DATI or BIRTH:-------- YOUTH BIBBIBSBIP STATUS (circle one): ( );ADULT ( )21 OB OLDER BBOTBIBBOOD OBDIAL H Whether you are interested In lodge operations, Indian lore, ceremonies a:impetition, athletic a:impetition, or if you just want to have fun, you11 be glad you're a pan of the NOAC '90 experience. VIGIL BISIBYATIOMS llCLOSID: I 0 BJ reservation . . . . . . . $ 7.50 z 0 Guests ..... la1es of guests: . _ I $7.50: _ _ You'll want to be"with fellow arrowmen from aaoss America as we join in Scouting brotherhood to celebrate seventy-five years of cheerful semce to Scouting and fellow man. ,...:i There will be great food, Cldting and inspirational shows, an ice cream social, personal development opponunities, and much, mudl morel Make plans now to join your lodge a:intingent at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on August 12-16, 1990. The conference fee is just $210 per arrowman which includes food, housing. shows and a:>nference material A special discount applies to Cull fees paid and received in the National office before May 1, 1990. Watch your lodge bulletin for more details. BUT DON'T WAIT - SIGN UP WLWYT <( I &sovations an on a DELAY! I Fill out the reservation form below and forward to your lodge or a:iuncil service a:nter today. E-< fint come - fint served basis willl paid lkposia made :::i through your /odgr. DONT (Clip ond Mail) u I TO: Chickasah Total a1ount sub1itted . . . . . . . . . $_ _ (Kate check payable to Boy Scouts of A1erica.) *** IOTI: *** - -- -- -- -- - -- -- -- -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - -- -- - LAST DATI JOB KAIIMG BISIBVATIOHS IS MOVIKBIB 30, 1989. ~ ~ Chictasa1 Council. 111 5..... Boll1aood. Ke1phis. 1l aB.111 lnclosed is $50 to reserve IY position in the lodge contingent for NOAC '90 to be held at Indiana University in Bloo1ington, Indiana on Aug 12-16, 1990. HH: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TILIPBOH: _ _ _ _ _ __ ADDBISS: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ CITY: _____________ STATI: ___ ZIP: _ __ CBAPTIR: _ _ _ _ _ _ UIIT HO: _ _ YOUTH ( );ADULT ( )21 OR OLDER �75TB AINIVIRSARY ANARD-llDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIBllTS SillT YOUTH RIQUIRIBIKTS: ADULT RIQOIRIBllTS: Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: Attain Brotherhood !eabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arrovaan through his attainaent of Brotherhood. _ __ 2. Help conduct an OA election in a Unit other than your _ __ 1. OiD. _ __ 3. Serve on a chapter or lodge co11ittee or as a chapter or lodge officer. _ __ 4. Serve as a 1e1ber of a lodge cereaonial teaa or as an Klangoaat . ___ 5. Participate in a 1ini1u1 of 3 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -lational Order of the Order Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Ca1p Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cere1ony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Develop1ent: _ _ _ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Participate in Council ·scout Show· or District Caaporee hent. _ __ 3. Assist in a Unit 's Caap Proaotion Progra1 (other than your own). ___ 4. Be responsible for signing up two scouts for su11er caap. ___ 5. Participate in at least two chapter or lodge co11unity service projects. Quest for Personal Developaent: _ _ _ 1. Advance one Socut rank or as an l1plorer fulfill your responsibilities in your Post. ___ 2. Serve on a Su11er Caap Staff. ___ 3. Pro1ote the correct 11earing of the uni fora through personal e1a1ple. _ __ 4. Deepen your spiritual co11it1ent by earning the e1ble1 of your religious faith. ___ 5. Serve on the Student Council or as a Class Officer in your school . Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: Attain Brotherhood Keabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arro111an through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Serve as a chapter or lodge adviser or co11ittee adviser. ___ 3. Participate in at least one of the 1ajor events of the lodge . (fellowship, Pov-Nov, Ordeal Neekend, ltc .). ___ 4. Provide transportation/leadership for youth to at least one OA unit election and/or Ca1p Pro1otion Progra1 (other than your own unit). ___ 5. lncourage youth to participate by giving leadership to a 1ini1u1 of 4 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -National Order of the Arrow Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Caap Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cereaony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base . _ _ _ 1. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Developaent: _ __ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Serve as a Unit leader (SK, ASK, Co11ittee1an) or on a District or Council Co11ittee. ___ 3. Help organize a new Scout unit. ___ 4. Participate financ ially in your local council 's "friends of Scouting· prograa. ___ 5. Participate in a co11unity service organization (Lions, Rotary, Kvanis, JC's, Salvation !ray, Boys Club, etc.). Quest for Personal Develop1ent: Participate in or give leadership to an adult training session that you have not participated in before. ___ 2. Serve as a Ca1p-Kaster one weekend or as a Su11er Caap Co11issioner . ___ 3. Be responsible for your unit 's participation in a council su11er ca1p progra1 and at least two weekend caaping experiences in one year . ___ 4. Participate in a training session for Alcohol &Drug Abuse and/or Child Abuse Progra1. _ __ 5. Serve on a Co11unity or Church co11ittee (PTO, PTA, Church Council, Civic Club, Political Ca1paign, etc.) _ _ _ 1. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult. >>>>TBRll OUT OJ THI JIVI RIQOIRIKIKTS MUST Bl COKPLITID IM IACB QUIST ARIA. <<<< To receive your award, take this co1pleted "require1ents sheet• SIGKID BY ALODGI OJJICIR along with $3.00 to the Scout Shop or to any lodge event. Require1ents 1ust be 1et between August 31, 1988, and August 16, 1990. lau Lodge Aiire11 (Street, City, State, %ip) Lotte Officera Sifnatare hlephne Date Date of lirth Yoatk/Ualt �1990 NATIONAL ORDIR or THI ARRON COMJIRllCI BBOTBIRBOOD CIRl!OIY TO Bl BILD AT CARP CORRllR •fUN•!ILLO#SHIPtNI# llPIBIINCIStCKRINONIIS CONPITITIONSt tATHLITIC CONPITITIONStGANIS &SPECIAL ACTIVITIKSt tSPICTACULAR SHO#tPKRSONALITIISt The Brotherhood Cere1ony will be held in conjunction with the fall Ordeal at Ca1p Currier, ludora, !ississippi, on October 13-15 , 1989. The 1990 National Order of the Arrow Conference (M.O.A.C.) will be held August 12-16 at the University of Indiana in Bloo1ington, Indiana. If you have 1et the require1ents below, you 1ay seal your 1e1bership in the Order through the Brotherhood cereaony. These conferences are held every two years to provide all lodge officials and other lodge 1e1bers with additional opportunities for training, as well as opportunities to 1eet 1e1bers of other lodges fro1 all over the country and share 1ethods, ideas and fellowship. The conference fee includes food, housing, special events and shows, and conference 1aterial. Begin 1ating your plans conference in 1990. now to attend this great >>>---> DOl'T DILAY--SIGI OP TODAY! <---<<< RISIRYATIOIS ARI 01 A JIRST CO!l-fIRST SIRYID BASIS NITB DIPOSITS !ADI THROUGH THI LODGI. CO!PLITI THI RISIRYATIOI fOR! ATTACHID TO THI IOAC BOLLITII IICLODID MITH THIS llNSLITTIR ABD RITORI IT TO THI SCOOT orrICI. As an added benefit, our lodge is planning to charter a bus to tate our 1e1bers to this outstanding event. The cost of transportation and other 1iscellaneous trip expenses is BOT included in the conference fees. Additional inforaation regarding these costs will be provided later. If you want 1ore infor1ation about 1.0.!.C., contact 1our lodge chief or lodge adviser. national leadership seminar NATIONAL LIADIRSHIP SIBIIAi The Rational Leadership Seainar (BLS) was held June 23-25, 1989, at South Georgia College in Douglas, Georgia. This was the onlJ BLS of the year to be held for the Southeast Region, and it pro,ed to be one of the best ever. Although none of our lodge 1e1bers attended, three of our 1e1bers served in various staff positions. These arrowaen were Larry Raines, Ji1 Laycoot, and Joe Raines. To be eligible for Brotherhood-----You 1ust have continued faithfully to serve your fello11an. -You 1ust have been an Ordeal 1e1ber for at least 10 1onths. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in Scouting. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in the Order of the Arrow. -You 1ust pay the required fees in advance. -You 1ust coaplete the require1ents on pages 51 through 56 of the Order of the Arrow Handbook (1989 printing), which includes the following sections: "On the Trail to Brotherhood", "The Challenges of Brotherhood !eabership", and "The Custo1s and Traditions of the Ordeal". (YOO SHOULD Bl PRIPARID TO GIYI THI YIRBAL PORTIOI OOTLillD II THISI SICTIOIS JRIDAY IIGHT AJTIR CHICIIIG II.) -You !OST write a rededication letter to the Lodge Secretary expressing how you feel you are prepared for the Brotherhood. This letter should--(a) lxplain what you think the Obligation 1eans, (b) Describe how you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you have used your understanding of the traditions of the Ordeal to aid in your service, (c) Describe your specific plans for giving service in the Lodge progr11. THIS LITTIR !OST Bl PRIPARID II ADYAICI AID Bl PRISllTID NHll YOO CHICI IN 01 JRIDAY MIGHT. Attaining Brotherhood 1e1bership is an iaportant asset to your lodge. If you are prepared now to 1ate this iaportant decision for yourself, we will welcoae you at the cereaony. Please let us tnow of your intentions so preparations can be 1ade for all those who will attend on October 13-15. Aregistration for1 for this purpose has been sent under separate cover to those eligible for brotherhood. �JALL ORDIAL AND BROTHIRHOOD TO Bl HILD OCTOBIR 13-15, 1989 CIRIBOIIIS COBBITTll IS ACTIVI The Jall Ordeal and Brotherhood will be held at Ca1p Currier October 13, l• and 15, 1989. All 1e1bers are encouraged to attend this weekend to help induct those brothers tapped out for induction into the Order of the Arrow. We also can help our ca1p ranger with those things needed to help insure that those using the ca1p vill enjoy a good outdoor experience. The cere1onies co11ittee is preparing for the upco1ing Ordeal and Brotherhood. Those arrov1en interested in cere1onies are encouraged to 1eetings to be held at lingsvay and Kassey Road) at 2:30 P.R. on Re1e1ber, you were chosen above others by your fellow Scouts to beco1e a 1e1ber of the Order. You should consider it a privilege and honor to be a 1e1ber and help carry out the traditions of the Order. lveryone should bring the folloving: NORl GLOYIS, WORl CLOTBIS, SCOOT OIIJOR!, RAii GIAR, SLllPIIG BAG, ITC. October 8 participating in Lodge attend the cere1onies Christian Church, Poplar the following dates: October 22 The Order of the Arrov cere1onies are vital to an effective lodge progra1. If you are up to its challenge, please contact len liable, Cere1onies Chair1an, at 388-1098 or 388-2504. The fees include all 1eals on Saturday and breakfast on Su1da7. The Brotherhood fees also include a handbook, pocket flap and sash. THI ORDIAL AID BROTHIRBOOD RIGISTRATIOI JOR! , WHICH BAILID OIDIR SIPARATI COVIi, SHOULD Bl SOBKITTID WITH JllS TO THI COUNCIL OJJICI . JOOD BOST Bl ORDIRID ADYAICI; TBIRIJORI, 10 WALl-11 RISIRVATIOIS WILL ACCIPTID. WAS ALL II Bl Check-in will be fro1 6:00 P.R. until 10:00 P.R. fridaJ . CHIC KAS AH LOD GE Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Memphis, Tenn. Permit No. 435 CHICKASAW COUNCIL l1l SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112 0653 VINCE SUTHERLAND MEMPHIS, TN 38134 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document • /3/- /lTV Chickasah Thunderbird c ·.. ..· ~<J · · ~~~ arrow news for arrow men -i°ASAH LOOU~ ocToBER chickasaw council, b.s.a. memphis, tenn. 1989 LITTIR JROK TBI CHiil Dear &rronen, &s the year co1es to an end and elections of the new officers hale occurred, it is ti1e to bid farewell as 1989 lodge chief . As I assu1e the role of i11ediate past lodge chief, I begin to reflect back on all 17 1e1ories of lodge elents for the last year and a half. The 1ost pro1inent of 17 1e1ories is the outstanding conclale ve hosted at lia li1a . All the ti1e, energy, and enthusias1 that vent into the conclale, enabled us to pull off the BIST conclale eler. Also the participation at the Ordeal/Brotherhood weekends, vbicb have resulted in increased 1e1bership, have been excellent. I'1 proud to say I was 1989 lodge chief. And now as the past lodge chief and the new lodge officers wort together to plan another excellent year for 1990, they are also hard at wort planning the upco1ing Dece1ber banquet to 1ate it an i1pressile and worthwhile elent. I hope to se~ everyone there as ve present awards and tost i1portantly pass the bonnet . It vill definitely be a terrific end for such a great year. But until the banquet, I expect to see everyone at the Ordeal/Brotherhood. See you there. Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradley Lodge Chief 1989 SICTIOM II COICLAVl--!BJ. WI l!ll The Section II Conclave was held April 28-30, 1989, at our ovn lia li1a Scout Resvation, near BardJ, Arkansas. Our lodge was host of the conclale. It was heard fro1 1any of the 500 who attended that this was the BIST conclale eler held in our section. Our lodge von third place in Tea1 Dance, and Ji1 Strictland toot first place in SpecialJ Dance. Our cere1on7 tea1 should also be congratulated on a job well done. The highlight of the conclave vas vben our ovn LarrJ Raines was re-elected as Sl-2 Section Chief. • Ml &RI H&YIIG A B&IQOIT Roa ld1oads fo Be Guest Speaker It bas been several years since our lodge bas had a banquet , so let's take this years ' a great one. Ne will hate a buffet style teal, which vill include roast beef and all the tri11ings . The highlights of the evening vill be the Vigil Call-outs and the installation of the 1989-90 lodge officers. Our guest speaker vill be Kr. Ron ld1onds. He is an Kagle Scout, a 1e1ber of our lodge, and the Co11issioner in the lastern District. Kr. ld1onds is the Senior Banager of Peat Barvick. The banquet vill be held at 6:30 P.K. on Dece1ber 8, 1989, at Second Baptist Church, 4680 Walnut Grove . The cost vill be $7.50 per person. Bake your reservations early using the for1 included in this newsletter. The last day to 1ake reservations is Kove1eber 30, 1989 . LARGK COMTIKGKKT KKKDKD--1990 SKCTIOK II COMCLAVK The 1990 Section II Conclave will be held by the Tiat Lodge, at their ca1p, south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Ne hope that you will attend this great event . Kever before has our lodge provided a large contingent to a Section Conclave, other than the one we hosted last year . Mith your help we can take a contingent to the 1990 conclave that no one will forget. The Section Council of Chiefs will be 1eeting in Move1ber to finalize details for the upco1ing conclave. This i1f or1ation will be published in the next issue of The Thunderbird. To help ease the proble1 of transporation, our lodge is anticipating chartering a bus. further infor1ation uill be furnished at a later date. If you want 1ore infor1ation about the conclave, contact your lodge chief or lodge adviser. f ELLONSHIP HELD AT CAMP CURRIER The 1989 fellowship was a success. The activities held Saturday 1orning and afternoon included the ley Chain Quest, swi11ing events, and volleyball. The object of the quest uas to deter1ine uhich chapter could find the 1ost nu1ber of seven key chains uhich were hidden around the ca1p. The Napaneu Chapter (Eastern District) do1inated the volleyball and awi11ing events, while the conglo1erate (a 1i1ture of several chapters , each with a s1all representation) and the Keta1i Chapter (Northeast District) tied for first in the ley Chain Quest. Lodge elections were held on Saturday afternoon. The na1es of your new lodge officers are listed elsewhere in this newsletter. Because of the weather on Saturday night, the ca1pfire and Indian dance co1petition were held in the dining hall. len li1ble won first pla~e in the dance co1petition , Eric litchens took second, and Philip Burton was third . O.A. PBILMOIT TREl ·rou need seek no roci1 su11it-tbese bigb places are witbiD you.· -!eteu The 1989 O.A. Phil1ont Tret was held August 13-22, 1989 . Our section (Sl-2) contingent arrived on Sunday , August 13, and departed on Saturday, August 19. The crew f ro1 the Chickasah Lodge consisted of Ryan fisher, Alan Wright, Vince Sutherland, and Leyton Wright. Larry Raines, our section chief, was on staff. Our lodge 1e1bers stayed at Lover's Leap, Crater Lake, Black Mountain, and the Beubean ca1psites. The big•lights of the week were the O.A. rendezvous and the speech fro1 our Rational Chief, Jack SteTens . The the1e of the trek, "These high places are within you ,· ca1e fro1 Meteu's talk in the pre-ordeal cere1ony. 75TH AMHIVKRSARY ANARD---A TMO-YIAB PROGRAM The 15th Anniversary progra1 kicked-off at the 1988 Rational Order of the Arrow Conference (HOAC) and will continue through the 1990 IOAC at Indiana University, Bloo1ington, Indiana, August 12-16, 1990. The individual require1ents for earning the 75th Anniversary Award are listed on the "75TH AMMIVERSAR AMABD-IMDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIMEKTS SHIET" included with this newsletter. There are three quest areas for both youth and adult . IM KACH or TBK QUEST ARKAS, TBRll or THE fIVI RIQUIRIKKMTS !UST BK COMPLETED. To receive your award, take your co1pleted ·require1ents sheet" SIGMID BY A LODGI OfflCKR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any of our lodge events . Bequire1ents 1et prior to August 31, 1988 will not be considered for the Award. for tore infor1ation, contact one of the lodge officers or your chapter chief. 1989 CALllDAi Of O.A. IYllTS Date hent/ActhitJ Location Oct. 13-15 , 1989 Ordeal, Brotherhood, (Sii IOTI) Caap Currier lov . 3-5, 1989 KOY . 12 I 1989 {Sii IOTI) Dec . 8, 1989 Scout Base '89 Killington Raval Air Station O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P.B.) O.A. fa1il1 Banquet Second Baptist Qurch 4680 Walnut Grove {MOTi : CHAIGI IM THI DATI OR ACTIVITY OM YOUB RID DUIS CARD.) * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * DOl'T fOBGIT TO PAY YOUi 1990 DUIS Don ' t forge t to pay your O.A. dues for 1990. All dues are payable by Dece1ber 31th for the following rear. (e.g., 1990 dues have to be paid by Dece1ber 31, 1989.) fil zm. AW. iQ. k included « i. wbu. Di lli.. Cbichsab LQW.. a lli.. m im.. LQW.. fill. ~ zm. im.. a mi k fild. DQ. lfilc_ ibJ.D.. Dece1ber li,...118.L * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1990 CALllDAR Of O.A. IYllTS Date Januar7, 1990 februarJ, 1990 feb. 8, 1990 Bar. 4, 1990 April -Kay t 1990 Apr . 27-29, 1990 Bay, 1990 Kay 20 t 1990 June 8-10, 1990 June-July, 1990 August, 1990 Aug. 12-16, 1990 Sept. 12, 1990 Oct . 5-7, 1990 Oct. 19- 21, 1990 Rove1ber, 1990 loT. 17, 1990 Dec. 7, 1990 hent/ActhitJ Thunderbird and Plan Book Troop llections Lodge Beeting (7:00 P.B.) Location To Be Announced O.A. l1ecutiTe Co11ittee Scout Office Beeting (2:30 P. B.) Tap -outs, Indian Dance District Ca1porees Section 2 Conclave Hattisburg, BS. Thunderbird -------- O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.B.) Ordeal, Brotherhood, lia lila Scout Lodge Beeting Reservation Su11er Ca1p Tap-outs, lia lila Scout Indian Dance Reservation Thunderbird -------- lational Order of the Indiana Univ. , Arrov Conference Bloo1ington, Ind. O.A. l1ecutive Co11ittee Scout Off ice Beeting (2:30 P.K.) Ordeal, Brotherhood Camp Currier O. A. fellovship Camp Currier Thunderbird -------- Lodge Planning To Be Announced Conference O.A . fa1ily Banquet To Be Announced 1990 LODGI Off ICllS The officers of the Chickaaah Lodge for 1990 are: Sl-2 Section Chief. . Larry Baines . Lodge Chief . . Cary Nhite Yice Chief. . Travis Tate . Yice Chief. . len Hable Secretary/Treasurer . . Alan Wright . Past Lodge Chief. . Brad Bradley. Lodge Adliser . . Ji1 Stanford. Staff Adviser . . Claud Bro11n . 1989-90 CBAPTIB CBilfS A1angi (South Central) .Brandon Ba1pton . . (Adviser. .Louis Ric~ardson . Crittenden. (Adviser. lagata1en (HW Kiss.) . . lyle Magner. (Adliser . .Ricky Kcleil . lashoba . . (Adviser. leta1i (lortheast). (Adviser ... Korth Central . (Adviser . . . OASI (Southeast). (Adviser. . . . Napaneu (lastern) (Adviser .... . Doug Soileau . .Jay Collins . .Bill Dougherty . .Chris Karshall . .Scott Stelens. .Bunter Bailey. .Leyton Wright . Nitschindin (South11est)Brian Nolfe. (Adviser . . ....... . .. . .388-1629 .365-9357 .345-9747 .388-1098 .683 -9645 .678-7169 . N- 761 -1040 . N- 327-4193 .323-6333 . 396-0777) .393-3256 .393-9261) .872-7590 ) .1-837-0704 .353-2445) .365-7793 . 685-5817) .754-8198 .683 -9645) .342-1879 ) 0 M C A S A N A R D The national co11ittee has announced a special progra1 designed to raise, fro1 the Order's general 1e1bership, funds to fulfill the Order's pledge to the National Scouting Kuseu1 capital ca1paign. The Order pledged a lead gift to the capital ca1paign in february, 1988. funds received in this progra1 11ill be applied to11ard the Order's $100,000 co11it1ent to the Kuseu1, thus reducing the dollars needed fro1 the &rrov Trust fund to 1eet the Order's Co11it1ent. Ke1bers contributing fro1 $10.00 to $99.00 will receive the OMCAS &NARD, and the handso1e recognition certificate aho11n belo11. .fl/IA/II ''"''' UNCAS AWARD ior tont10. ~1Ulhc:Nl""""Dr00o4 li>t '""-""''""w.vmfuncl l\n~..-o:rttwh(h ,.·ilp~~ll'ld do"'4JY!he l'doryofth<°"-'"oll.ht 11.tfl.)wo.,tllt'CNJll.N\(.~lln.gt."-i '.nll'n for 1e1bers contributing $100.00 to $499.00, recognition in the for• of a custo1, li1 ited edition OA Kuseu1 ca1paign belt buckle is alailable. Those taking a contribution of $500.00 of 1ore will receive a handso1e crystal recognition piece suitable for display on a table or 1antle , depicting an eagle with an arrowhead. Checks, 1ade payable to BSA, along with full na1e and addreas should be sent to: Hational Director, Order of the Arrow, P.O. Box 152079, Irving, TI 75015 -2079. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - 1989 O.A. fAKILY BAMQUIT--RISIRVATIOH fORK TO: Chickasah Lodge, Chickasaw Council, 171 S. Hollywood, Ke1phis, TH 38112 I plan to attend the O.A. fa1ily Banquet on friday, Dece1ber 8, 1989 . lnclosed is a check to cover the cost of 11 reservation and the reservations of any guests I plan to bring. IAH: ___________ CBAPTU: ______ _ ADDRISS: _________________ _ CITY: __________ STATI: __ ZIP: ___ _ TILIPHOH: ________ UIIT MO: _______ _ DATI or BIRTH:-------- YOUTH ( ) ;ADULT ( ) 21 OB OLDER BIBBIBSBIP STATUS (circle one): BISIBYATIOMS llCLOSID: BJ reservation . Guests ..... la1es of guests: OBDIAL BBOTBIBBOOD VIGIL . . . . . . $ 7.50 . _I $7.50: __ Total a1ount sub1itted. . . . . . . . . $ __ (Kate check payable to Boy Scouts of A1erica.) * * * IOTI: LAST DATI JOB KAIIMG BISIBVATIOHS IS MOVIKBIB 30, 1989. * * * -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- I μ:i z H ,...:i I I ti) H I 0 z 0 ,...:i <( I I E-< :::i u I NATIONAL CONFERENCE COMMITTEE NOAC '90 The Place to Be! AUGUST 12-16, 1990 Indiana University ·•Fun *Fellowship *New Experiences *Ceremonies Competitions *Athletic Competitions *Games & Special Activities *Spectacular Shows *Personalities Never before, and never again, will there be a big 75th annivenaiy National Order of the Arrow Conferena: a:immemorating the founding or the Order. You'll want to be"with fellow arrowmen from aaoss America as we join in Scouting brotherhood to celebrate seventy-five years of cheerful semce to Scouting and fellow man. Whether you are interested In lodge operations, Indian lore, ceremonies a:impetition, athletic a:impetition, or if you just want to have fun, you11 be glad you're a pan of the NOAC '90 experience. There will be great food, Cldting and inspirational shows, an ice cream social, personal development opponunities, and much, mudl morel Make plans now to join your lodge a:intingent at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana on August 12-16, 1990. The conference fee is just $210 per arrowman which includes food, housing. shows and a:>nference material A special discount applies to Cull fees paid and received in the National office before May 1, 1990. Watch your lodge bulletin for more details. BUT DON'T WAIT - SIGN UP WLWYT &sovations an on a fint come - fint served basis willl paid lkposia made through your /odgr. DONT DELAY! Fill out the reservation form below and forward to your lodge or a:iuncil service a:nter today. (Clip ond Mail) TO: Chickasah ~ ~ Chictasa1 Council. 111 5..... Boll1aood. Ke1phis. 1l aB.111 lnclosed is $50 to reserve IY position in the lodge contingent for NOAC '90 to be held at Indiana University in Bloo1ington, Indiana on Aug 12-16, 1990. HH: ___________ TILIPBOH: ______ _ ADDBISS: ___________________ _ CITY: ____________ STATI: ___ ZIP: __ _ CBAPTIR: _____ UIIT HO: __ YOUTH ( );ADULT ( )21 OR OLDER YOUTH RIQUIRIBIKTS: 75TB AINIVIRSARY ANARD-llDIVIDOAL RIQUIRIBllTS SillT ADULT RIQOIRIBllTS: Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: ___ 1. Attain Brotherhood !eabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arrovaan through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Help conduct an OA election in a Unit other than your OiD. ___ 3. Serve on a chapter or lodge co11ittee or as a chapter or lodge officer. ___ 4. Serve as a 1e1ber of a lodge cereaonial teaa or as an Klangoaat . ___ 5. Participate in a 1ini1u1 of 3 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -lational Order of the Order Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Ca1p Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cere1ony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base. Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Develop1ent: ___ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting. ___ 2. Par t icipate in Council ·scout Show· or District Caaporee hent. _ __ 3. Assist in a Unit 's Caap Proaotion Progra1 (other than your own). ___ 4. Be responsible for signing up two scouts for su11er caap . ___ 5. Participate in at least two chapter or lodge co11unity service projects. Quest for Personal Developaent: ___ 1. Advance one Socut rank or as an l1plorer fulfill your responsibilities in your Post. ___ 2. Serve on a Su11er Caap Staff. ___ 3. Pro1ote the correct 11earing of the uni fora through personal e1a1ple. ___ 4. Deepen your spiritual co11it1ent by earning the e1ble1 of your religious faith. ___ 5. Serve on the Student Council or as a Class Officer in your school . Initial Quest for Chapter and Lodge Developaent: ___ 1. Attain Brotherhood Keabership, or if Brotherhood, help another arro111an through his attainaent of Brotherhood. ___ 2. Serve as a chapter or lodge adviser or co11ittee adviser. ___ 3. Participate in at least one of the 1ajor events of the lodge . (fellowship, Pov-Nov, Ordeal Neekend, ltc .). ___ 4. Provide transportation/leadership for youth to at least one OA unit election and/or Ca1p Pro1otion Progra1 (other than your own unit). ___ 5. lncourage youth to participate by giving leadership to a 1ini1u1 of 4 of the following: -Lodge Officers Training -Rational Leadership Seainar -National Order of the Arrow Conference -Section Conclave -Lodge Council Caap Service Project -Ordeal/Brotherhood Cereaony (other than your own) -National Ja1boree -BSA High Adventure Base . Quest for Scouting and Co11unity Developaent: ___ 1. Recruit 2 new boys or adults into Scouting . ___ 2. Serve as a Unit leader (SK, ASK, Co11ittee1an) or on a District or Council Co11ittee. ___ 3. Help organize a new Scout unit. ___ 4. Participate financ ially in your local council ' s "friends of Scouting· prograa. ___ 5. Participate in a co11unity service organization (Lions, Rotary, Kvanis, JC's, Salvation !ray, Boys Club, etc.). Quest for Personal Develop1ent: ___ 1. Participate in or give leadership to an adult training session that you have not participated in before. ___ 2. Serve as a Ca1p-Kaster one weekend or as a Su11er Caap Co11issioner . ___ 3. Be responsible for your unit ' s participation in a council su11er ca1p progra1 and at least two weekend caaping experiences in one year . ___ 4. Participate in a training session for Alcohol & Drug Abuse and/or Child Abuse Progra1 . ___ 5. Serve on a Co11unity or Church co11ittee (PTO, PTA, Church Council, Civic Club, Political Ca1paign, etc.) There are three quest areas for both youth and adult. >>>>TBRll OUT OJ THI JIVI RIQOIRIKIKTS MUST Bl COKPLITID IM IACB QUIST ARIA. <<<< To receive your award, take this co1pleted "require1ents sheet• SIGKID BY A LODGI OJJICIR along with $3 .00 to the Scout Shop or to any lodge event. Require1ents 1ust be 1et between August 31, 1988, and August 16, 1990. lau Lodge Aiire11 (Street, City, State, %ip) Lotte Officera Sifnatare hlephne Date Date of lirth Yoatk/Ualt I 1990 NATIONAL ORDIR or THI ARRON COMJIRllCI •fUN•!ILLO#SHIPtNI# llPIBIINCIStCKRINONIIS CONPITITIONSt tATHLITIC CONPITITIONStGANIS & SPECIAL ACTIVITIKSt tSPICTACULAR SHO#tPKRSONALITIISt The 1990 National Order of the Arrow Conference (M.O.A.C.) will be held August 12-16 at the University of Indiana in Bloo1ington, Indiana. These conferences are held every two years to provide all lodge officials and other lodge 1e1bers with additional opportunities for training, as well as opportunities to 1eet 1e1bers of other lodges fro1 all over the country and share 1ethods, ideas and fellowship. The conference fee includes food, housing, special events and shows, and conference 1aterial. Begin 1ating your plans now to attend this great conference in 1990. >>>- - -> DOl'T DILAY --SIGI OP TODAY! <---<<< RISIRYATIOIS ARI 01 A JIRST CO!l -fIRST SIRYID BASIS NITB DIPOSITS !ADI THROUGH THI LODGI. CO!PLITI THI RISIRYATIOI fOR! ATTACHID TO THI IOAC BOLLITII IICLODID MITH THIS llNSLITTIR ABD RITORI IT TO THI SCOOT orrICI. As an added benefit, our lodge is planning to charter a bus to tate our 1e1bers to this outstanding event. The cost of transportation and other 1iscellaneous trip expenses is BOT included in the conference fees. Additional inforaation regarding these costs will be provided later. If you want 1ore infor1ation about 1.0.!.C., contact 1our lodge chief or lodge adviser. national leadership seminar NATIONAL LIADIRSHIP SIBIIAi The Rational Leadership Seainar (BLS) was held June 23-25, 1989, at South Georgia College in Douglas, Georgia. This was the onlJ BLS of the year to be held for the Southeast Region, and it pro,ed to be one of the best ever. Although none of our lodge 1e1bers attended, three of our 1e1bers served in various staff positions. These arrowaen were Larry Raines, Ji1 Laycoot, and Joe Raines. BBOTBIRBOOD CIRl!OIY TO Bl BILD AT CARP CORRllR The Brotherhood Cere1ony will be held in conjunction with the fall Ordeal at Ca1p Currier, ludora, !ississippi, on October 13-15 , 1989. If you have 1et the require1ents below, you 1ay seal your 1e1bership in the Order through the Brotherhood cereaony. To be eligible for Brotherhood----- -You 1ust have continued faithfully to serve your fello11an. -You 1ust have been an Ordeal 1e1ber for at least 10 1onths. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in Scouting. -You 1ust be an active registered 1e1ber in the Order of the Arrow. -You 1ust pay the required fees in advance. -You 1ust coaplete the require1ents on pages 51 through 56 of the Order of the Arrow Handbook (1989 printing), which includes the following sections: "On the Trail to Brotherhood", "The Challenges of Brotherhood !eabership", and "The Custo1s and Traditions of the Ordeal". (YOO SHOULD Bl PRIPARID TO GIYI THI YIRBAL PORTIOI OOTLillD II THISI SICTIOIS JRIDAY IIGHT AJTIR CHICIIIG II.) -You !OST write a rededication letter to the Lodge Secretary expressing how you feel you are prepared for the Brotherhood. This letter should -- - (a) lxplain what you think the Obligation 1eans, (b) Describe how you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you have used your understanding of the traditions of the Ordeal to aid in your service, (c) Describe your specific plans for giving service in the Lodge progr11. THIS LITTIR !OST Bl PRIPARID II ADYAICI AID Bl PRISllTID NHll YOO CHICI IN 01 JRIDAY MIGHT. Attaining Brotherhood 1e1bership is an iaportant asset to your lodge. If you are prepared now to 1ate this iaportant decision for yourself, we will welcoae you at the cereaony. Please let us tnow of your intentions so preparations can be 1ade for all those who will attend on October 13-15. A registration for1 for this purpose has been sent under separate cover to those eligible for brotherhood. JALL ORDIAL AND BROTHIRHOOD TO Bl HILD OCTOBIR 13-15, 1989 The Jall Ordeal and Brotherhood will be held at Ca1p Currier October 13, l• and 15, 1989. All 1e1bers are encouraged to attend this weekend to help induct those brothers tapped out for induction into the Order of the Arrow. We also can help our ca1p ranger with those things needed to help insure that those using the ca1p vill enjoy a good outdoor experience. Re1e1ber, you were chosen above others by your fellow Scouts to beco1e a 1e1ber of the Order. You should consider it a privilege and honor to be a 1e1ber and help carry out the traditions of the Order. lveryone should bring the folloving: NORl GLOYIS, WORl CLOTBIS, SCOOT OIIJOR!, RAii GIAR, SLllPIIG BAG, ITC. The fees include all 1eals on Saturday and breakfast on Su1da7. The Brotherhood fees also include a handbook, pocket flap and sash. THI ORDIAL AID BROTHIRBOOD RIGISTRATIOI JOR! , WHICH WAS BAILID OIDIR SIPARATI COVIi , SHOULD Bl SOBKITTID WITH ALL JllS TO THI COUNCIL OJJICI . JOOD BOST Bl ORDIRID II ADYAICI; TBIRIJORI, 10 WALl-11 RISIRVATIOIS WILL Bl ACCIPTID. Check-in will be fro1 6:00 P.R. until 10:00 P.R. fridaJ . CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL l1l SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENN. 38112 0653 CIRIBOIIIS COBBITTll IS ACTIVI The cere1onies co11ittee is preparing for the upco1ing Ordeal and Brotherhood. Those arrov1en interested in participating in Lodge cere1onies are encouraged to attend the cere1onies 1eetings to be held at lingsvay Christian Church, Poplar and Kassey Road) at 2:30 P.R. on the following dates: October 8 October 22 The Order of the Arrov cere1onies are vital to an effective lodge progra1. If you are up to its challenge, please contact len liable, Cere1onies Chair1an, at 388-1098 or 388 -2504. Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Memphis, Tenn. Permit No. 435 VINCE SUTHERLAND MEMPHIS, TN 38134 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1989 (Oct) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/87e549be6f36f343a6e11df5f3093766.pdf 0b77f79f2fa2b4c4618bbe7462c14f70 PDF Text Text EF 1116 no% Chicksscrh Thunderbird arrow news forarrow men chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. MARCH 1989 ffiO CABAT IAPPEI{Iil85 rffi[a }ear ru0[ tflE cfi8r During 1989 the Chickasah Lodge Ereat happeaiugo. First, our lodge rilI be 0uys, I ts only a fer reehs aray, The to be a great fun-fiiled neelend nith sore great food. $0, if you think anything other 0ear upl April 28-29-30 entire reelend prorioeo than a great tire--change your thinking right norll the 0A is the brotherhood and friendship re ail by helping each other and becoring better acquainted. It siil be terrific to see eyeryone, piua reet all the vieiiing 0l relbero that niil be traveiing fror ali over to be nith us, Part of feel The planling corrittees have been norking hard ol the details to eale this the BXXI conclave everl I [ven the food is sure to rake a hit rith everyonel i Dates have aiready been eet to pitch tents, and nor ali pe need is YOul rili be celebrating tro celebrating its {0th a&iversary. for the first tile siuee our lodge the $outheast Region $ection ltr, re niil Secoad, becale part of be hosting the Section Conclave. this anuiversary year, re! as rerbers of the 0rder af the Arror, should dedicate ouraelves to becole rore actj.ve rith our lodge and cirapter actilities and to iive up to the high ideais of the 0,4. obligatiou. Ihio tear ne should striye to rahe the Chickasah Lodge stronger aud better. To accorplish this, honever, niil require the active participation of everl Y00Tn and adult 0. A. rerber. fivery 0rdeai rerber should be encouraged to beeore a Brctherhood renber. Ihie rededication itself Buriag can be a najor step tonard irproring our lodge. I $o in heeping cith our 0A phiiosophy--thint positivel The reehend nill be great fun--see ult there! Yours in llext, the heip of every 0.A. rerber in the Chiclaeah is needed to insure that the 1989 Section-[l Conclave rill be a Bucc€Es aud rill be the B[$I erer. lodge there are oeveral raya rerbers can help accorplish this. Brotherhood, Firat, eyery rerber cal register and attend the couclave. retber ie encouraged to participate by norhiug on one of the rany conclave eorrittees rhich are busiiy preparing for this special occasion. AIso, eyery rerber should encourage his fellon 0.4. brothere to $econd, every Brad Bradiey Lodge Chief attend. ?he Conclare cill be held April 28-30, 1989, at lia [ita Seout teaervation lear flardy, Arkansao. (A conclave regietration fon is ilciuded rith this necsletter. ) If you auy questiona conceruing the conclare, if a rerber of ore of the eonclave couittees, or if you just rant to becore active in the Chichasah Lodge, please contact one of the folloning: have Iou rant to be [arr] lainea Section Chief Brad Eradley Lodge Chief Section-II Chickasah Lodge 388- 162$ ?55-5?16 �rg8s catBllD[$ 0r 0.a. EYIII$ [vent/Actir ity Date tar. 12, Locat ion lodge Conclave Plauning 198$ lingsray Ieeting Christian Church lpr. ?-9, 1989 Conclave $et-up lleetend lia lira ipr. i4- , Conciave $et-up tleekend lia [im 16 198$ IIT Apr. ?1-23, 1989 lpr.28-30,1989 tay {, Colclave Set-up II 0.A, l{eekend [ia lila Conelave [ia lira 0.1. [recutive Cornittee $cout 0ffice i989 teetiag 9-li, iun. Jur. 0rdeal, 1989 ?3-25,1989 0.1. Brothertrood llatioaal $erinar (ia lim $outh Georgia Ilational Boy $cout fort l.P. lug. 13-19, 1989 0.A. Phiiront $ep. 8r10 t$[[ i 98$ Faii -You nust be an Hiltr active regj.stered aerber in Scouting. Trek -You Euat pay the required fees Phihont 1989 {ll0?t: C[tllG[ c[80. Carp Currier 0.1. Executive Corrittee Scout Office teetins (2:30 P.t.) 0.1. Fanily adrance. pages 65 of the 0rder of the Arror fiandbook printing), nhich includes the folioning .0n the lraii to Brotherhood", 'Ihe sectiolo: Chailenges of Brotherhood Ueebership", 'Ihe Custors and Traditione of the 0rdea1", "Isur Relationship to Your Ulit', 'Seryiee in the Calp Currier Yigii ll0lt) Dec. 8, 1989 (588 in (198fi lodge Prograr", and 'Conductiag the Brotherhood Cereronl' . (TOU $IOOTD BE T8[P[8TD TO OIYI TIE VENBAT po[Troil 00?LIllED ll0T. 12, 0rder throu8h ?1 ileetilg, Oct. 13-15, 1989 0rdea1, Brotherbood, [0I8] in the of the Arror. and lodge Xiectione t$B[ 10 -Iou lust eorpiete the requirerente ou ['e]losship, Lodge ll0Tx eligible for Srotherhood----- ronthe. 0.4. Executive Corrittee $cout 0ffice teeting (2:30 P.t.) 1989 ($BX X0?E) 1989. -Iou rust have contilued faithfully to serre your fellornan. -Iou rust have beel an 0rdeai reaber for at leaat S[-? Contingelt iug. 2?, f-il, in conjunction nith $cout Eeservation, fiard}. be held Iira -Tou ruat be an active registered neaber Virginia Jarboree be Coiiege $ouglas, 0eorgia nill [ia If you haye ret the requirelents belon, Iou ray seai your rerbership in the 0rder through the Brotherhood cererony. Io Leadership iug. 2-9, 198$ the $pring 0rdeal at &r[ansas, on June IT [14 [II{A CE[BilOilT TO BB NELD The Brotherhood Cereroty HEX}X}} $ection 8&OTHEAHOOD ill tfl8$[ $Bcil0[s TBIDAI l{i0[T art8t clBcil[0 Iil.] -Iou eust crite a rededicatiol letter to the Lodge $ecretary expressing hor you feel you are prepared for the Brotherbtod. this letter should--- {a) Erplain nhat you thinh the Obiigatiou reans, Banquet Ill T[[ DIII 0l ACIMTI {b} Desmibe hon you have been fulfilling tbi.s 0bligation in your troop or post and il ,our daily life, aad hor you hare used your understaudiug of the traditions of the 0rdeal to aid in your eerrice, (e) Describe the specific plans you have for renderirg service to the lodge in fuifillrent of the nen piedge that you expect to tahe. T[I$ TTTTEN TO$T BE P8[PAB[O III ADYAIICE AIID B[ Pn8$ilrT[D flX[il IoU CflECI Ill 0[ rilDAI lllG[T. Unhnocn 0ll Y0U[ nru ]0[S i If tou are prepared non to lake this irportant decision for yourself, fle ri}I nelcore you at the ceretoay. let us hnor of your intentiors so preparations can rade for aII those nho rill attend on June $-11. I registration forr for this purrose in in thie iosue. fleaee be �OBDEN OF THE ARTOI{ ilBilB8B$flIP NEQUiRB[[IIT$.W]ifrD [f)iI During 1988 the llational Corrittee of the 0rder of the Arron reevaluated rerbership selection requirerents for induction into the 0rder. The revieed requirerents are as foliona; Iouth ilerberahip Qualifications lll rerbers 0f, 0r candidates for rerbuship iu, the Crder of the Arron nho are under 21 yeara of age ahail be cousldered youth rerbers 0r candidatea for youth rerbership, tubject to the folioring requirerents: a. Be a registered lerber of the 8oy Scouts of Arerica. b. Bold the first claso acout ranh of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, as a ainilur. c. [fter registration cith a troop, teat, 0r post, have erperienced 15 dayr and nights of carping, including 6 coneecutive days and nights of long-terr carping,, under the auspices and standarde of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, nithin 2 years ilrediateiy prior tc candidate stauts. Candidates for youth lerbership shall be elected by other youth rerbers in accordance nith policies oet forth by the llational Conrittee of the 0rder of the Arron. tlection of any per60D under 21 years of age aE a candidate for aenbership shail be based on fulfilirent of the youth rerbership requiremnts. shail be eonsidered adr:Lt renbers or candidates for adult rerbership. Individuals ehail be oelected ao candidatea basad upon the foiloring: Bach year, 0P0ll flCtDItl0 a tro0p, tean, or post EtB{)TI0li ECt Y00Tfi candidates, ti,e fi{lT C0UUiTTEB aay reconaend to ile irdge executive connittee 0llE adult for cousideration a-i a canCidate for indiiction, provided the folioning r:oadiiiors arr fuifilied: a b. c. d. To rahe the 0rder depeade on you its rerbers. these lerbers heip the lodge by aerviu8 ou couittees and/or by participating fellonshipo, ete. ia lodge eventg, such as ordeaie, of the Arror is an organization for boys and is run by boys (under 21 years of age). llithout aetire participation by rore of our Scouts, our lodge cannot continue to function. lle no longer have a lodge dance tear, corplete eereronies tears, ordeal task ieaders, or terbers on all of the iodge corrittees. llot onh hae partieipation on the lodge ievel diriniahed, but boy participation 0n the chapter level ia ahoat The 0rder non-existeat. llthough the 0.4. is a youth run orgauization, 0.A. aduit participation also is needed. Adult rerberr can 6erve a8 advisera to the various iodge comittees and chapters. One very irportant service adults can provide ie through contituous encourageleut of the bola to beeore and reraiu in the iodge by attendiug 0.[. functioua and by of the lodge comittees or tears being actire in their chapter. rerving on one aad by ail knor the eain reaponeibility of auy 0,1. rerber is first to his unit. [onever, nith the nunber of yout[ in our council nearing the Chickaeah Lodge flap, sureiy lle there are rufficient Scouts cho are capable and nilling to heip our lodge and chaptero function ae they ahould. EFIr/6 ooo% ielection of the aduit is baaed upon ability to perforr the requi*ite functians, and not for rerognition of eervice, including current or prior achieveaent and position. The individual be an aeaet to the 0rder due to riaaonstrated skilis and abilities nhich the nill i)urpoge of the 0rder. The canping requirerents eet are fulfiil forth for youth relbera fulfilled. nill provide a positive nodel for the grorth and developaent of the youth nerbers of the lodge. II{DOITIOII OT ADOTI TETBEA5 SfiAtL B[ AT TIE DI$CAETIOI{ 08 The adult leader's relbership Iilr0iltItoti role IIE of the Arro* ar effective organiaatiou Iuere are over 8C0 Scouts and Scoutern in the Chiekasan Couucil nho near the flap of our Iodge. fioperer, only 200 of these 0.4. brothers hare aad heep their annual dues paid, and less than 25 of active Adult Uuil leader Betuirereuts Ail rerbers of, 0r candidates for rerberehip in, the 0rd*r of the Arror nbo are 21 yearr of age or older, and rhli are regiatered reabers of the Boy Seouts of Arerica, IOliG CAll OOR TODGT flTI$T? r0D0E IXECUTM CoUilTI88. lll rerbers ol ttre 0rder 0i tle. Arror. hg[tr vouth ald aduit. utL successfuily colplete ilg 0rdeai exrerience ald rarticioate il ilq induction ceretory. !{BIDED lle need your help to ensure that recordr are up-to-date aad eouect. our Lodge rerberahip Enclo,oed in this aereletter is an 0.4. rerber inforration sheet. tvery rerber (present and past, youth and adult) ohauld colplete this forr aad return it to the lodge by [arch 31, i989. Ihie foru also can be used to designate arear in rhich Iou nould lite to help your iodge nith its overail rperationo. �rffi[8 19$8-1989 10001 oBrtctB$ Ihe offlcers of the Chickaeah Lodge for 1988-1989 are: Chief . Brad Eradley. .755-5?1$ {fldvioer. ., iir $tanford. . . . ti- ?61-10{0} Yice Chief. Herry Ader . .358-i8?? Lodse Fred Hilsabech. {Advioer. Chief. . Iravle Tate Tice ( ldr iser. Yice ( . . . .357"0083) ) C[ief. . Eric litcheas active chapters, $outh Central lleetiag Location: flo oet reeting iocatioa [eeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. Crittenden location: llo set reeting location teeting lile: llo set neeting tire. l{eeting 365-935? 0r Bill you have any queetiona conceruing flhapter: Ara4i 0istrict: ldviser If your chapter operatioaa, contact your Chapter Chief lieted eleenhere in this llunderDird. Chapter: Crittenden 3$3-728? ldrieer. $ecretaryllreasurer . Careyl{hite { knor rhen and rhere your chapter reets? Listed belon are the neeting tires and locationa of preseutly Do you $iatrict: 3{5 -9?{? . D0[$ Y0uB cilPTt[ il[[T? 882 Dougherty, -23{2 353-2145) Chapter: Hagataren District: 11,fl. llissiesippi location: Court fiouse, $outhaven l{eetiu Tiee: lst Suuday, 2:00 P.t. Eeeting Chalter: llashoba $intrict: llashoba tertirg Location: llo set rcetilg location l{eetiug lire: llo set leeting tire. Chapter: lletari District: 1$89 CIAPTEI CIr8rs Ihe rerbers of the Chiclaaah Lodge have been elected to serre their chaptera an Chapter Chiefs for 1988-1989: Arangi. (Adviser. .louis Richardson . . . .323-6333 . . .396-0???] Crittenden. .Barkley Bogere . .Brandon Hanpton. ,Donllenton ildriser. lyle llagataren { idr ieer llashoba { Adr . . iser .$ar {fidviser. Iitsehiudin . .353-2{{5) $ittrict: Leyton l{right Brian l{olfe. Iichard Bentley. .365-7?93 . . .085-581? ) .683-96{5 .683-90{5 } . .3{2-18?9 . .79{-8191} Church Easterr leeting Location: lingsray Chriatian teeting Tiae: lst $unday, 2:30 !.t. fhalter: .83?-0?0{ . . $outheart I{apanru $ietrict: fihurcb llitschiudin $outhneet [eeting location: [eetiu .Aian llright. llapaneu ioer . . . .Chris ilarshail . .$cott Stevens. . {Adriser Adv 876-6305] . . {ldriser. . { [iiler Chrpter: ) 876 -0305 . Jay ilorth Central . . Collins. Biil 0ougherty . tetari. (ldriser 0r$[. llaguer. , .393-3256 [clleil . 393-9?61 .$cott ili11er Chalter: 0l$f treetiu Loeation: $t. Luhe'r ilethodiat leeting Tire: 2ld Tuesday, ?:00 P.t. ..,?35-6685) Church Chapter: l{orth Central $istrict: llorth Centrai teeting Location: llo eet leeting iocation. ileeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. I}istri{:t: .501-739-16t1 flichy . liortheaet ileeting Location: St. Iichael's Cathoiic ileeting Tine: 2nd Thuraday, 7:00 P.il. lire: LoaE $treet tethodiet last lhursday, 7:00 P.il. Chureh �Areas in which you would be interested in serving your 0. A (Please check clne or more of the following. ) Lodge-- l- Service (responsible for carrying out all Lodge approved nerv j-ce pro j ect* ) 2 Indian Dance Team Indian Affairs (responsible for coordinating the i-nstruction and presentation of Native American Indian Lore in an authentic manrier ) Ordeal Committee (responsible f,:r proper execution of eackr ,_a 4 r;rdeaI ) Ordea1 Ceremonies Team Brotherhood Committee (responsible for planning and conducting the Brotherhood)---(Brc-.itherhood and Vigil members only ) Brotherhr:od Ceremonies Team (Brotherhood and Vigil 7. r:rrf y ) Vieil, Ceremonies Lr)n Team (Vieil members only) Election Tearn (responsible for insuring that an ().A is held in every eligible troop desiring one) .) J. -'t members Publ-icati,:ns Cr:mmittee ( responsible for articles newa Ietter- -Thunderbird ) . l"1f Camp L2. Telephone Committee 1.) LO, e lec*" ion in the lodge Promotions Committee ( supports Di-rs trict and Cc,uncil camping promotlonal efforts and helps put together "Where to Go Camping" booklet) -- 14. Ad Hoc Committee (responsible for conciaves and other assi-gned duties ) Holding An Office in the Lodge or Chapter (must be "active" member, not just one paj,.d up-to*date) an Other: 1tr LJ. 16. L7. lo Lr) = . =(SEE OTHBR SIDE) = = : =(SEE OTHER SIDE) = = = =(SEE OTHER ,9IDE) = = �THE ORDER OF THE ABROW DESPERATELY NEEDS YOUF HELP l^le need your help to ensure that our Lodge membership records up-to-date and correct. We, therefore, request a few minutes of time to complete this information sheet and return to the lodge. are yol.rr Our loclge also desperately needs members to assist in its operations. Please clreck on the reverae side the area6 in which you would like to help. The strength and operation of the Order of the Arrow depends upiln you its members, through active participatir-.,n, support and service. youtlt and adult) should complete this form and retr;rn to the lodge by March 31, 1989. The completed form can be turned in at the Scout Service Cerrter or maj-led directly +^ ALL O.A. members (present and past, t-(_t- - Jrs* Baines, Adviaer-O.A. Memberahip, 2985 Darolyn, Bartlett, TN 38134 PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS. If you have a.ny qlrestions, please ,Jc,e Ralnes oI: Larry Raines at 3BB*L629 or Brad Bradley at 755-5716. Name: Nanre pref,:rrelt;:ti. Address: Phone: (First) call (Middle) carred (city) (Street) Date of Birth {h/ci (zipJ (State) (Mo { Dav ) ) Y r == {"lnit Number: Troop District (ckeck one): Nashoba 4 D N. W. Mississippi I Southwest Date of tJrd.*al: Other (specify) Post 1. Crittenden North Central 7 . Sor:th f.entraf 10. Other (specify) (Mo.) (Day) (Mo.) (Mo.) Ilate of Founder's Award (if applieable): Date of Distinguished Service Award: ( if applicable) = =(sEE 5 Eastern Northeast 8. Southeast (Yr.) Date of Brotherhood (if applicable): Date of Visil (if applicable): r) (Day) (Day) (Mo.) (Yr.) (Yr.) (Day) (Yr.) ) (Day) (Yr.) OTHE RSIDE)====(SEE OTHE RSIDE)====(SEE OTHE R SIDE) = : ====== (Mo. �I I I cotctlT[ $[[TIc[ liEIIIilD -- n[olsI[aTl0t [o[u )))))ll0T[ DAT[>u>> AP rili II[ ? - $, I III 1 I (((((ll0T[ lira the preparation of lia f;eservation for the 1989 $ection-ll Conclave duritg the reelend of I aosist the Chictasah Lodge DIIE<<I<< in I I $cout I ?-9, I lpril r0$$. c0ilctllB $EnYIc[ flE$[iltD I >r>>rll0T!0AIE))))) I finciosed is ry paylent of 18.00 to cover the coot of food and inaurance for the neetend. I underttand the lodge llitt tOT furnish trausportatiou. $tttuu*triltuutrt**utr*riittutillltr**tttttil*r$Hllrt*tttttH*lul Hease colplete and return this fon nith your palreut on or before ilarch 31, 1$8$, to: 381i1 tatl I 21-23,1989. kl r0Dt8$5: fircloaed STIII-- is ry ]ayrent of $8.00 to corer the cost ?il.$[0tx:_ Ul{ II of food and ilsurance for I I Please colplete and retura I l$$9, to: thie forr nith your payrent oa or before Aprii 1{, Chictasah lodge [hickaean Council 1?1 5. flollynood lerphis, T[ 3811? I I ll0 (((((ll0T[Dlt[t<<<< I urderstand the iodge llllt ll0T furnish translortation. tuttilt*ttffi lllu*rluttttul*rtutf *til*llt*uuil*u*il*t*ttrtturu$t I UIP l - 2 3, I I I I the reekend, F CI?T: 2 nE0t$TBtTIot Bom the Chichasah Lodge il the preparation of [ia lira Scout the 1$89 Sectiou-li Conclave duriug the neetend of lpril I a H CIAPTBA aaaist fieserration for H J [hictasan flouncil 171 $. [ollyrood lll i cill I z Chictaeah lodge [erphis, I [ APn I -- () : ilAt{[ CIAPTBI IDDUBS$ DA'[ OT BINTI List any Physical Conditlone: YOUTI ( );IDULI { )21 0n 0t0EH FI $TlI[- ()iTY ZIP:- I ulilI 1BIBPHOIIB: I ilO: I F Y0UT[ OATI OT BINTI ( );ADUII ( )Zl 0n 0tD[A Liet any $pecial lledicationa - C.) I Liat any Phyaical Conditione: I *tttturut*tt*t*t**uutttttiltttt*il*tuiltttuuHrtt$lttrttuututttt I gleciai [0$T L0D0[ BIAP niii be provided each 0.4. Lodge terber during the first service reekend he norhs. Au additional flap for each additional reeleud norhed can be purchased for $3.50 each. I I I liot ant Speciai Uedications I I I I I I I I I I ttllllltuillt*rtil[tllilu*tttrt*t*ntltllllltttt*tttIt*utltttttilltuttt rill A opecial [0$T t0D0f FLIP be provided each 0.1. Lodge terber duriag the oervice neekend he norts. An additional flap for each additionai reehend $orhed can be purchaoed for $3.50 each. first �I I -.t I - 1t- I I 198? SEDTI0|'l iI 0.A. I C0il[LAVE I I0: I Chickasah Lodge, Ehicka:ax [ouncil, 171 S, Hollynood, llemphis, TN 38ll? I 0[0ur lilD I I plan to attend the Section II Eonrlrve on April 28-30, l9Bt, Enclosed is a check to cover the registration cost and any additional iteros I desire to I I Pieaat corpiete and return pur chase, I 10$$, or before [al 2$, CLiekaeah lodge Chichasan Couucil kI 1?1 5. fitllyrood terphis, ltl 381i? z H AI}DRESST 0r tr: I CHAPTER: RB0lsT[[TIot r08il thig fop nith your Daltelt I l{AtlE: Bn0Tff8n[000 FJ CITY: STAIE IIP r I t CIAPTBN il[[E I U}liT TELEPHOIIIE I DATE 0F I a Ht}: YOUTH BIRTHT ( )iADULT i )21 0H [t[ER E H I FEES El'l[LE$EDr Heq i strat $ i on . 18,00 I z o |,lat Pins . F-l I lluqs I I Total anount rubmitted, (llake rheck payable to Boy Scouts ts o{ Amerira.i Tff[Pfi0ilE:- 0tll ll0 I (-) Extra Patches A$DTBS$: H $AIt 0r BIEII:- I0ilIU Cheet 0ue: Brotherhood Candidate $30.00 [erber $T.50 { { ( );lD$tI ( )21 0B 0tD[B ) } Piease check the nort proiestd you are Proficient in: { iCarpertry ( { } 0ther }[tectricitv ( )lefrigeration ( )Plurbiug u$rmuPIIASB U BBIIIG Y0UA !001$rtttt*rttr I I List any Special t'ledical Conditinnsr liat any Physical Coaditioas: List aay $peciai tedicationa I I I I List any Special 0ietary Conditionsr I I I I I I I I ) �II l l CHICKASAH LODGE VIGIL 4$6 ORDER OF THE ARRO!^I H HONOR RECOMMENDATION take pleasure in recommending this Scout/Scouter for the Vieil DATE oF BIBTH .5CCIUT,/SCOUTER:---- Honor We ITY: ADDRESS: ---5 PRESENTLY REGISTERED AS: - DI$TRICT: UNIT ZTP: TATE: - LODGE RECOBD: DATE INDUCTED: DATE BROTHEHHOOD CONFERBED: LODGE OFEICES (POSITIONS) HELD: C'RDER OF THE ARROW SERVICE RECOHD F,COUTING RECORD CAMPING RECORD .9PECIFIC REASC'N(S) FOR RECOMMENDING THIS SCOUT/SCOUTER: Individual Making Recommendation : Name: Position j-n Seouting: Address: Telephone: (SEE OTHER SIDE)-----(SEE OTHER NOTE: THIS RECOMMENDATION I5 CONFIDENTIAL AND TO AVOID P()SSIBLE DISAPPOINTHENT, PLEASE DO NOT ADVISE THE ONE BEING RECOMMENDED IN ANY WAY C)F YOTIR ACTION IN HIS BEHALF, $IDE).----(SEE OTHER SIDE) �VIGIT HC)N()R The VIGIL HONOR is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members. It is a mark of distinction and recoEnition reserved for those Arrowmen who, by reason of exceptional servlce, personal effort, and unselfieh interest, have made distinguished contributiona beyond the lmmediate reeponsibilities of their poeition or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting:, or their Scout Camp. CIRCT]I''STANCES SHOULD TENTIRE IN SCOTITING OR THE ORDER OF THE ARROW BE CONSIDERED AS REASON ENOUGH FOR VIGIL HONOR RECOMMENDATION. IINDEH NO Any member of the Order regietered in $couting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is elisible for recommendatj-on for the Vigit Honor, provided that, dt the time of his recommendation, he has been a Brotherhood member for a minimum of 2 yeara, and his registration and dues r ar€ current . When recommending an individual, please complete all eections of the recommendation form. The more information the committee has available aB to the acconplishments and activities of the one being recommended, the better it can select worthy individuals fairLy. ANY INDIVIDUAL MAY RECOMMEND ANY ARROWMAN WHO MEETS THESE REQUIREMENTS. VIGIL RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL: f,\"-n I * * T( ALL RECOMMENDATIONS ARE TO '< NO RECOMMENDATION$ WItt BE BE ACCEPTED AFTER 31, o' \ HIS DATE. 1181 xx** FORWARDED TO: VIGIT RECOMMENDATION CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL L7 L S. HC)LLYWOCID MEMPHIS, TN 38112 ATTN: VIGIL COMMITTEE (PHIVATE ) (sEE OTHER SrDE)-----(SEE OTHEH SrDE)*----(SEE OTHER SIDE)-***--- �'t 75T[ ililfiVlBstnY leadershi P seminar Ihe Individual Challenge, be IP l{ational Leadership $erilar (l{LS) riil be held June 23-25, 1989, at $outh Georgia College in Douglaa, Ceorgia. Ihe cost rill be ${0.00. rill be the only l{L$ of the fiegion and should prove to be one year for the Southeast of the best ever. For additiooai inforration, eontact Larry Iaiues 38fi - 16t$ a for both youth and aduit, nill three-part quest of oervice: Quest for Lodge and for $couting and Corrunitv Dereloprent; and Queet for Personal Developrent" Iudiriduala corpleting the arard's requirerente cill be eligible to purchaae a specialll designed arron ribbou, featuring a turtle auperinposed oyer an arror, euspended fror a red and nhite ribbon. Ihis ribbon lay be roru iu place of the universal arror ribbon, suspended fror the right pochet button of the uniforr ehirt. fihapter Developrent; Quest SEUII{AR The Ttris ilil0uilCtD The l{ational Corrittee unveiled the 75th lnnivereary Prograr at the 1988 llational Conference. Ihe proSrar couoists of three elerents: Iudividuai Challense, Lodge Challeage and the Rededication Cereronr. national IIA1IOIIAL tEADB[sfl AflAnD at is deaigned to encourage lodges to activitiee for their couucil's surrer carp prograr. Ihe central focut niii be to derise a challeuing lulti-year erperience ieading to repeat atterdance at carpa by $couts. lodges nill be required to surbit a nritten history deacribing the suecess of their prograr to the l{ational Corrittee. Lodges The Lodge Chalienge derelop nen . OFOEi OF THE ABiOW receivirg recognition NATIONAL PHILMONT TREK 1 989 third nill receive a $1,000 endocrent. final elerent, the [ededication Cereroul of the purpose of the 0rder to the thingr that a[ arronan cal achieve. theae achieverents are: to be recoguiaed by others ao a iiving erarple of the Scout 0ath and Lan, to aurture and lnprove Scouting'a ouidoor traditions and spirit, to prorote outdoor carping all year 'round and finally, to lead and live a life of cheerful service for our norId. todges nill perfon the Sededication Cerelony for individuair nho have earned the ?he and iucludes a restaterent O. A. PIILilOIIT T8XI The 1989 0.4, Phiiront Trek is scheduled for August i3-22, 1989" Our aection ($t-2) coutingent is echeduie to arrive on $uadar, lu8ust 13, aud depart on $aturdar, ?5th lnniversary Anard. Auguet 1$. Philnolt trek rilI feature seveo days of adventure, inciuding five daya on hiptoric traiis of t{er lexico. l{hile the Philnont progfn riil be custolieed for the 0rder of the Arror, la-ui of the unique featurer of the fianch rill be utiliaed and arailabie to trel participants inciuding: pannirg for goid, horseback riding, roling and pioneering, uountaineering, fiehing, etc. Tbe is $11$,00 and nili be discounted to t160 if paid by June 1. fieeervations lurt be rade on the 0i Philrort Tret lodge Beeerration forr and rust be proceared by the couocil, then fornarded to the 0rder of the lrror at the !{atioaal 0ffice. The fe* tgt5.t990 tilB[[ffiIP-A [000[',$ SlBm0t[ (}ur sectiol, of rhich Chichaeah lodge is only one of eight lodges, rill hare a quota bf only 24 arrorretr. [ake your plaar non to atteld thia unique opportulity nith a neek fuIl of fuu and fello*ohip. Ihe strength of a lodge in in ite rerberehip. terbership is irportant to accorplish the purpose of the 0rder and shouid not be talea lightiy. A decline in terbership ia a eign a iodge ia startiug to die. eronth, ou the other is an indicator of progrers and achievereat. [rerI rerber shouid earpaign to activate and reactirate [er, old, and forrer rerbers. hand, If ,0u have ary ff8i-gfi{5. guestions, cali Leytoa thight at lodge �tODgB COilTITIIE AB$POI{SIBIIITIE$ 0rdeal--reeponsible for planning I{EII TATIOIIAT AI{D B[GIOII CTIBT$ During Deceuber 2?-30, 1988, a national 0.4. Planning Heeting nas held in Arlington, Teras. Ali aectiol chiefs and conducting the 0rdeals. Brotherhood--responsible for planning and couducting the Brotherhood. Iigil--responsibie for the Yigil $elelctiou and the iuduction cerenorrl of the candidates. Iudlan lffairs--responeible for eoordiuatiU the instruction aud eet not r:nly to pian ihe i989 liationai Phiiront Trek, but aieo to elect a national chief, national vice chief, and region chiefs. The ner chiefs rhich have a uore direct ippact on our section are: l{ational Chief . l{ationai Tice Chief Southeast [egion Chief presettatiol of tative Areriean irdian Lore in anauthentic iarrer; rerponrible for the Lodge Dance Tear. eereronies--responsible for piaming and eonducting the cereronies for the 0rdeals, Brotherhooda, and the Yisi I . [nit ileetions--respousible for iasuring that an 0rder of the lrron election ie held in every eligible troop desirlng for carrlilg out all Publications--reeponsible for publishj.ng a Boue I is a [igil [oaor renber aad serves as an [eeistani $coutnaster of Troop 58{ in the Yiking Councii ia [ianeapolis, [innesota. iodge neneletter quarterly. Aetivities--responeible for plauning and carrying out the annual laii Feiionship, 0.4. [aniiy Banquet, and other speeial social events. for Carp Pronotions--responrible .David is l{ade fierbrauson Lodge approved service projecta. .Jaeh $tephens llade flerbranson Jacl $tephenr a Yigil fionor rclber of the Chee Dodge f,odge llo. 50i and gerves as au lssigtant $coutraater of Troop in the 0rand Canyon Council iu trlagstaff, iriraua. one. $ervice--responsible ELBCTED developing aud carrying out plans for carp prorotions and preparitg a 'llhere to go Carping" booklet" ir a Iigil liavid Bone, 19, Lodge fl0. Iroop f 39 amii.na. fonor rerber of tiie Tsalagi serves as an Assistant $coutraeter of the Cherokee Council i.n i{i}nington, $orth 163 and in for establishing a teiephone comittee. floc--rerponsible for conclaves and other assigned Ielephone--responeibie ld duties. .nrr, lplq;ri) .; rrff tL [0il08 1,,.1., aEC0tuftiDAIIoil$ [igil flonor ia the 0rder of the Arron is ararded to in recognition of exceptional service, peroonai effort, ard uneelfish intereet in the nelfare of others. The arroflrett r[CT$ These arr0nren have uade distinguished eontributions ABOOT OON LODOE abole and beyond L0D0E lllt[; IODG8 l01B[: CilCIA$AH L0DGB llUtBE[: {06 IUUilDTBBIBD Aay D0t5: t3.50 annuaily (payabie by Decerber 15th folloning year. for the ) LODOE OTTICB[5: Lodge Chief (lletari $akira) .Brad Bradley fienry lden . , Iice Chief (llischeneyit Sakira) 9ice Chief (lliecheueyit Sahira) tice Chief (llischeneyit $atira) $ecretary (lletani Lehhihet) . Lodge idviser. Dr. itlitanelatpanui Gegeyjurhet l Staff Adviser. (l{etari Gegeyjurhet) . of the their imediate responsibilities in the Auon. lerber of the 0rder is nho ie currentiy registered in in good etanding in a reguiariy $couting ard chartered lodge ie eligibie for recorrendation to the national eonnittee for elevation to the Yigil flouor, prorided that, at the tire of recomendation, he has been a Erotherhood rerber for a nininua of tno years. If Eric Iitchens of soneone nho is rorthl of being conaidered houor and cho eeets all the requirerents iisted above, please colplete the '8t{CtOSED' recouendatiou . Carey llhite forr. . Travia Iate tOOffB IDYI$E8S: (l{ischeneyit 0egetjurhet Couucil Scout [recutive Order Jir $taaford tou knon for this $uder no circulstances shouid teuure iu $eouting or the 0rder he considered as reaoon e[ough tor Yigil fiotor reconaendation. . Claud Brorn Vigil fionor i.s the highest honor that our rerbere for service to the Lodge can beston upon lodge and couucii. [eleaber, the } . Joe Long ito �$P[IilE OSDEAt AIID BSCTHIBHOOD TO BT J$il8 9 -i 1, f[tD tg89 $priag Ordeal aud Brotherhood nili be held at fiia fiira $cout Eeservationon Juue g, 10 and 11, 1g8g. AIt rerbers are encouraged to attend thie reekend to help iuduct those brothers tapped out for induction into the 0rder of the Arror, lle alao can heip our catp rarger riih those thiugs needed to help insure that those uaing The pili the carp enjoy a good outdoor experience. Sererber. you pere chosen above othero by your fellor $couts to becore a relber of the 0rder, You should cousider it a privilege and honor to be a aeeber and help carry out the traditions of the 0rder. shoulri bring Everyone the foilorirg: Il0[[ t983 $[CTIt]il [04[ CC!{CIAY8 II Coneiave rill be heid Aprii 28-30, l9gg, flia Iira Scout fieevation, [ear flardy, &rkansas. Ihe fees for the 1g8g Oonciave riii be $19.00, The $ectioa at tur onr rhich includes GIOYE$, II ali reais rhiie at carp and one conciave patch. cL0TtB$, sc00T $iltF0Bt{, aaiil ff8a8, $t8flpil{0 BA0, BTc. include all reale on $aturdal and breakfast on $unday. The Brotherhood feea also include a haadbook, pocket flap and sash. The feen c0t{ptBlt I[8 'EilCtos[D" 0nDEAL AID BB0T[[tU00D IB0I$TMTiOil TOAT AilD sUBIIT HITI ALt tr8l5 TO ?[T c00[ciL 0FricE oil 0a BEr0[E trBIDAI, tAy 2$, 1989. r00D Pt[ast tUgT Bt 0ADEBBD llII,L B[ BX5[BVATIOTS l}heck-in it ciil be ADYAiICE; TflBn8tr0n8, ilO HAt[-ilt 6:00 P.t. until l0:00 p"il. Friday t-r-r-t-t-r-i-t-t-t-r-t -t_r-t_r_t_[-t-t _t-t_t-t-t-t-t_t t I i t I t f I I I I I { laut lear our iodge non firnt place first in place in the Chief's Cup lodge Scrapbook and third place in lear aloo brought bach a participation lnard. our lodge is hoat of the conclave this }eal, re ne caa have the largest attendance ever. If you ratt to represeat our lodge and attend the conclave, pleaae coaplete the "[llC[0S[D" foro and subrit nith Iour payrent by ilarch 31, tg8g. (ll0 tATCfl, t[0 0n flfl $ince h*pe 08088$ CAil BE tC[[pT8D irTfln ilancu 31.] I I i * I I Display, and others. 0ance. l{e A$CTPTXD" fror conciare offera 0.4. renbers an opportulitt to have fellonship rlth other lodge eerbers throughout our oection, to iearn lore about the 0rder of the Arron, and a chance to eclpete in rarioug actirities, inciuding hdial 0ancing, the luest, i,odge Suapbooh, todge ?he D0 You t iltoti tOfl yc0 cili 8anil Tti$ r-t-t-t-t -*-t-t-* -* -* -t-t-* $pBCIAt trtAp? I _r-t_t _t _t-*_t_*-* -t-t-t _t -[ t{ATI[}IUL OB}EB Otr ?[E ABBOII COilrTRBilflr The 1990 flational 0rder of the Amon Coafereace tll.0.&.C.) nill be held Auguot 12-10 at the 0niveraity of Indiana in Blooaingtor, itdianr. t*o yearo to provide all and other iodge rerbers rith additional training, ae neil ar opportulitiea to Tbese conferelces are held every l*dge offieialo ftet rerbers of other lodgea fror all over the couutry and share eethods, ideao and feliorship. confer*nce if in Iour plans r0r to attend The 0rder of the Aron nith the 0.4. fee include6 r00r, board, special and basic conference prograu featurea. The conference Begin lahing 0.t. ial{B{]n[t for opportunities evento, this great 1$00. you nant nore infornation about 11.0.1.C., pleaae ct*tact Larry Haineo at 388-1$?9, Brad Bradley at ?55-5?16, or Bill Dougherty at 353-2{{$. sflavrcE c0[r5 etili needs I00T[ nerbers to rorh $erviee Corps at the 1989 !{atioual Jarboree, Applications rust be obtained frol the local council office. Hhen cotpletiag the applicatiou, indicate JlilB0[EE flIADQUAIIEIS $[8IICE C0[f$ Atl applications nust be returned to the Iocal eouncil office and receive the $eout executire's aignature prior to it beiag forrarded to the national office. If 0iltl additioual infomatiou ie oeeded, please coatact Larry Baiueo, $ection Chief, at 388-1$2$. �PSOIIOICI[TiOII {$one terls conronly EBPLICEilTilT YIOIT IOIIOH C[[TIFiCATES AVAILABTE GUIOE used and a phonetic ligil ffonor Certificate to nor thoae YiCil rerbers rho rould to replace their old one. ?o obtain the ner certificate, eend a check for t5,00 {payable to 0rder of the lrron] attached to the oid certificate (or photo copy) and rail spelling}: The recently designed 8x10 available Ahoaiton. . Allonat $ahira. Ah' -ho-al'-toa Ai'-io-not 5a-lee'-ra . Chingachgook, .Ching'-gatch-gooL Iiangorat. . lichk inet . [itch'-hin-et Leari . to iile to 0rder of the Arron, Boy $eouts of herica, i325 Halnut Iili Iane, P.0. Box 2079. Irving, TX, 75015-20i9. [e-ian'-go-aat .len'-nee len-ah'-pee Lenape. , . . teteu . lletari. llutitet . flu-te'-ket .Un'-cusa i . llee-lok' -ten' -dee-enk . Ilin'-go-louch-sict . lli'-tah-het'-oo-ee {lncae l{irochtendienh If the certificate hao been iost, give your nate, the date received, and the iodge nhere the honor pag presented. Please allor 30 norhing days for processing. . [ee-tal'-o teh-tah'-ree . liingo lauchs ik l{itahuaui. Itt*trrtt*rtrtt*tr* ffi tt*t*trt*t TiiO HE[B[[S 0ffi'1 r08EET 10 PAI 0on't forget to pal your [ebruary 16, 1989, the Chichasar Council held its lnnual Ararde liight. A hiehlight of the evening rat the the $ilrer Beaver Arard, 0[e of Fresentation $couting's highest honore. lro reeipients are relbers of our Chickarah lodge: Uar B. Aycock and flobert {Bob} Hrrshaii. COilGAA?ULATl0il$ to theae outstarding arrorlet, $n 0.[. dues for lggg. Ail dues are payable by 0ecerber lSth for the foiloning year. {e.g., l$89 dues shouid have been paid by Deceiber lf, 1$88 . l Ittrr*ttt*trt*t*trrrtrtrt**rt of l{. GHIG}<AAAH N on-Profit Otganization IJ.S. LcItrIGlE r7l sourH HottywooD MEMPH'S, rENN.38I12 I If thie bor is checled, thia nill be your last cQPy of the ?hunderbird until your 1989 hstage&,id MemPhis, Tbnn. Permit No.435 cH,cxAsAw couNcrt pa IEI8IY[ $ItYEB BIAYEB I0U[ i98$ ]U[$ dues id. UTI.I$H $IJTHHNIAilS 3e?s HEHSilTfi [*V[ Hfi*lFt{I$ TN 3St}4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletters Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document EF 1116no% Chicksscrh Thunderbird arrow news forarrow men MARCH chickasaw council, hsa. memphis, tenn. 1989 rffi[a ru0[ tflE cfi8r }ear 0uys, 0ear upl I April 28-29-30 ts only a fer reehs aray, The entire reelend prorioeo to be a great fun-fiiled neelend nith sore great food. $0, if you think anything other than a great tire--change your thinking right norll Part of the 0A is the brotherhood and friendship re ail feel by helping each other and becoring better acquainted. It siil be terrific to see eyeryone, piua reet all the vieiiing 0l relbero that niil be traveiing fror ali over to be nith us, The planling corrittees have been norking hard ol the details to eale this the BXXI conclave everl I [ven the food is sure to rake a hit rith everyonel i Dates have aiready been eet to pitch tents, and nor ali pe need is YOul I $o in heeping cith our 0A phiiosophy--thint positivel The reehend nill be great fun--see ult there! Yours in Brotherhood, Brad Bradiey Lodge Chief ffiO CABAT IAPPEI{Iil85 During 1989 the Chickasah Lodge rili be celebrating tro Ereat happeaiugo. First, our lodge rilI be celebrating its {0th a&iversary. Secoad, for the first tile siuee our lodge becale part of the $outheast Region $ection ltr, re niil be hosting the Section Conclave. Buriag this anuiversary year, re! as rerbers of the 0rder af the Arror, should dedicate ouraelves to becole rore actj.ve rith our lodge and cirapter actilities and to iive up to the high ideais of the 0,4. obligatiou. Ihio tear ne should striye to rahe the Chickasah Lodge stronger aud better. To accorplish this, honever, niil require the active participation of everl Y00Tn and adult 0. A. rerber. fivery 0rdeai rerber should be encouraged to beeore a Brctherhood renber. Ihie rededication itself can be a najor step tonard irproring our lodge. llext, the heip of every 0.A. rerber in the Chiclaeah lodge is needed to insure that the 1989 Section-[l Conclave rill be a Bucc€Es aud rill be the B[$I erer. there are oeveral raya rerbers can help accorplish this. Firat, eyery rerber cal register and attend the couclave. $econd, every retber ie encouraged to participate by norhiug on one of the rany conclave eorrittees rhich are busiiy preparing for this special occasion. AIso, eyery rerber should encourage his fellon 0.4. brothere to attend. ?he Conclare cill be held April 28-30, 1989, at lia [ita Seout teaervation lear flardy, Arkansao. (A conclave regietration fon is ilciuded rith this necsletter. ) If you have auy questiona conceruing the conclare, if Iou rant to be a rerber of ore of the eonclave couittees, or if you just rant to becore active in the Chichasah Lodge, please contact one of the folloning: [arr] lainea Section Chief Section-II 388- 162$ Brad Eradley Lodge Chief Chickasah Lodge ?55-5?16 rg8s catBllD[$ 0r 0.a. EYIII$ Date [vent/Actir ity tar. Locat ion lodge Conclave Plauning Ieeting lingsray Christian Church Conclave $et-up lleetend lia lira Conciave $et-up tleekend lia [im IIT HEX}X}} Colclave Set-up l{eekend [ia lila $ection II 0.A, Conelave [ia lira 0.1. [recutive Cornittee $cout 0ffice teetiag 0rdeal, Brothertrood (ia lim 0.1. llatioaal $outh Georgia Leadership $erinar Coiiege $ouglas, 0eorgia 8&OTHEAHOOD CE[BilOilT TO BB NELD IT [14 [II{A The Brotherhood Cereroty nill be held in conjunction nith the $pring 0rdeal at [ia Iira $cout Eeservation, fiard}. &r[ansas, on June f-il, 1989. If you haye ret the requirelents belon, Iou ray seai your rerbership in the 0rder through the Brotherhood cererony. Io be eligible for Srotherhood----- -Iou rust have contilued faithfully to serre your fellornan. -Iou rust have beel an 0rdeai reaber for at leaat 10 ronthe. -You nust be an active regj.stered aerber in Scouting. -Tou ruat be an active registered neaber in the 0rder of the Arror. -You Euat pay the required fees in adrance. -Iou lust eorpiete the requirerente ou pages 65 throu8h ?1 of the 0rder of the Arror fiandbook (198fi printing), nhich includes the folioning sectiolo: .0n the lraii to Brotherhood", 'Ihe Chailenges of Brotherhood Ueebership", 'Ihe Custors and Traditione of the 0rdea1", "Isur Relationship to Your Ulit', 'Seryiee in the lodge Prograr", and 'Conductiag the Brotherhood Cereronl' . (TOU $IOOTD BE T8[P[8TD TO OIYI TIE VENBAT po[Troil 00?LIllED ill tfl8$[ $Bcil0[s TBIDAI l{i0[T art8t clBcil[0 Iil.] -Iou eust crite a rededicatiol letter to the Lodge $ecretary expressing hor you feel you are prepared for the Brotherbtod. this letter should--- {a) Erplain nhat you thinh the Obiigatiou reans, {b} Desmibe hon you have been fulfilling tbi.s 0bligation in your troop or post and il ,our daily life, aad hor you hare used your understaudiug of the traditions of the 0rdeal to aid in your eerrice, (e) Describe the specific plans you have for renderirg service to the lodge in fuifillrent of the nen piedge that you expect to tahe. T[I$ TTTTEN TO$T BE P8[PAB[O III ADYAIICE AIID B[ Pn8$ilrT[D flX[il IoU CflECI Ill 0[ rilDAI lllG[T. If tou are prepared non to lake this irportant decision for yourself, fle ri}I nelcore you at the ceretoay. fleaee let us hnor of your intentiors so preparations can be rade for aII those nho rill attend on June $-11. I registration forr for this purrose in in thie iosue. 12, 198$ lpr. ?-9, 1989 ipr. i4- 16 , 198$ Apr. ?1-23, 1989 lpr.28-30,1989 tay {, i989 iun. 9-li, 1989 Jur. ?3-25,1989 iug. 2-9, 198$ Ilational Boy $cout Jarboree lug. 13-19, 1989 0.A. Phiiront Trek S[-? Contingelt fort l.P. Hiltr Virginia Phihont iug. 2?, 1989 ($BX X0?E) 0.4. Executive Corrittee $cout 0ffice teeting (2:30 P.t.) $ep. 8r10 t$[[ ll0Tx 98$ Faii ['e]losship, Lodge ileetilg, and lodge Xiectione Calp Currier Oct. 13-15, 1989 0rdea1, Brotherbood, t$B[ [0I8] Yigii Carp Currier ll0T. 12, 1989 0.1. Executive Corrittee Scout Office (588 ll0lt) teetins (2:30 P.t.) Dec. 8, 1989 0.1. Fanily Banquet Unhnocn {ll0?t: C[tllG[ Ill T[[ DIII 0l ACIMTI 0ll Y0U[ nru ]0[S c[80. i i OBDEN OF THE ARTOI{ ilBilB8B$flIP NEQUiRB[[IIT$.W]ifrD During 1988 the llational Corrittee of the 0rder of the Arron reevaluated rerbership selection requirerents for induction into the 0rder. The revieed requirerents are as foliona; Iouth ilerberahip Qualifications lll rerbers 0f, 0r candidates for rerbuship iu, the Crder of the Arron nho are under 21 yeara of age ahail be cousldered youth rerbers 0r candidatea for youth rerbership, tubject to the folioring requirerents: a. Be a registered lerber of the 8oy Scouts of Arerica. b. Bold the first claso acout ranh of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, as a ainilur. c. [fter registration cith a troop, teat, 0r post, have erperienced 15 dayr and nights of carping, including 6 coneecutive days and nights of long-terr carping,, under the auspices and standarde of the Boy Scouts of Alerica, nithin 2 years ilrediateiy prior tc candidate stauts. Candidates for youth lerbership shall be elected by other youth rerbers in accordance nith policies oet forth by the llational Conrittee of the 0rder of the Arron. tlection of any per60D under 21 years of age aE a candidate for aenbership shail be based on fulfilirent of the youth rerbership requiremnts. Adult Uuil leader Betuirereuts Ail rerbers of, 0r candidates for rerberehip in, the 0rd*r of the Arror nbo are 21 yearr of age or older, and rhli are regiatered reabers of the Boy Seouts of Arerica, shail be eonsidered adr:Lt renbers or candidates for adult rerbership. Individuals ehail be oelected ao candidatea basad upon the foiloring: Bach year, 0P0ll flCtDItl0 a tro0p, tean, or post EtB{)TI0li ECt Y00Tfi candidates, ti,e fi{lT C0UUiTTEB aay reconaend to ile irdge executive connittee 0llE adult for cousideration a-i a canCidate for indiiction, provided the folioning r:oadiiiors arr fuifilied: a ielection of the aduit is baaed upon ability to perforr the requi*ite functians, and not for rerognition of eervice, including current or prior achieveaent and position. b. The individual nill be an aeaet to the 0rder due to riaaonstrated skilis and abilities nhich fulfiil the i)urpoge of the 0rder. c. The canping requirerents eet forth for youth relbera are fulfilled. d. The adult leader's relbership nill provide a positive role nodel for the grorth and developaent of the youth nerbers of the lodge. II{DOITIOII OT ADOTI TETBEA5 SfiAtL B[ AT TIE DI$CAETIOI{ 08 IIE r0D0E IXECUTM CoUilTI88. lll rerbers ol ttre 0rder 0i tle. Arror. hg[tr vouth ald aduit. utL successfuily colplete ilg 0rdeai exrerience ald rarticioate il ilq induction ceretory. [f)iI IOliG CAll OOR TODGT flTI$T? To rahe the 0rder of the Arro* ar effective organiaatiou depeade on you its rerbers. Iuere are over 8C0 Scouts and Scoutern in the Chiekasan Couucil nho near the flap of our Iodge. fioperer, only 200 of these 0.4. brothers hare aad heep their annual dues paid, and less than 25 of these lerbers heip the lodge by aerviu8 ou couittees and/or by participating ia lodge eventg, such as ordeaie, fellonshipo, ete. The 0rder of the Arror is an organization for boys and is run by boys (under 21 years of age). llithout aetire participation by rore of our Scouts, our lodge cannot continue to function. lle no longer have a lodge dance tear, corplete eereronies tears, ordeal task ieaders, or terbers on all of the iodge corrittees. llot onh hae partieipation on the lodge ievel diriniahed, but boy participation 0n the chapter level ia ahoat non-existeat. llthough the 0.4. is a youth run orgauization, 0.A. aduit participation also is needed. Adult rerberr can 6erve a8 advisera to the various iodge comittees and chapters. One very irportant service adults can provide ie through contituous encourageleut of the bola to beeore and reraiu active in the iodge by attendiug 0.[. functioua and by rerving on one of the lodge comittees or tears aad by being actire in their chapter. lle ail knor the eain reaponeibility of auy 0,1. rerber is first to his unit. [onever, nith the nunber of yout[ in our council nearing the Chickaeah Lodge flap, sureiy there are rufficient Scouts cho are capable and nilling to heip our lodge and chaptero function ae they ahould. EFIr/6 ooo% Iilr0iltItoti !{BIDED lle need your help to ensure that our Lodge rerberahip recordr are up-to-date aad eouect. Enclo,oed in this aereletter is an 0.4. rerber inforration sheet. tvery rerber (present and past, youth and adult) ohauld colplete this forr aad return it to the lodge by [arch 31, i989. Ihie foru also can be used to designate arear in rhich Iou nould lite to help your iodge nith its overail rperationo. 19$8-1989 10001 oBrtctB$ Ihe offlcers of the Chickaeah Lodge for 1988-1989 are: Lodse Chief . Brad Eradley. .755-5?1$ {fldvioer. ., iir $tanford. . . . ti- ?61-10{0} rffi[8 D0[$ Y0uB cilPTt[ il[[T? Do you knor rhen and rhere your chapter reets? Listed belon are the neeting tires and locationa of preseutly active chapters, If you have any queetiona conceruing your chapter operatioaa, contact your Chapter Chief lieted eleenhere in this llunderDird. flhapter: Ara4i $iatrict: $outh Central lleetiag Location: flo oet reeting iocatioa [eeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. Chapter: Crittenden 0istrict: Crittenden l{eeting location: llo set reeting location teeting lile: llo set neeting tire. Chapter: Hagataren District: 11,fl. llissiesippi Eeeting location: Court fiouse, $outhaven l{eetiu Tiee: lst Suuday, 2:00 P.t. Chalter: llashoba $intrict: llashoba tertirg Location: llo set rcetilg location l{eetiug lire: llo set leeting tire. Chapter: lletari District: liortheaet ileeting Location: St. Iichael's Cathoiic Church ileeting Tine: 2nd Thuraday, 7:00 P.il. Chapter: l{orth Central $istrict: llorth Centrai teeting Location: llo eet leeting iocation. ileeting Tire: llo set reeting tire. Chalter: 0l$f I}istri{:t: $outheart treetiu Loeation: $t. Luhe'r ilethodiat Church leeting Tire: 2ld Tuesday, ?:00 P.t. Chrpter: I{apanru $ietrict: Easterr leeting Location: lingsray Chriatian fihurcb teeting Tiae: lst $unday, 2:30 !.t. fhalter: llitschiudin $ittrict: $outhneet [eeting location: LoaE $treet tethodiet Chureh [eetiu lire: last lhursday, 7:00 P.il. { ldviser 1$89 CIAPTEI CIr8rs Ihe rerbers of the Chiclaaah Lodge have been elected to serre their chaptera an Chapter Chiefs for 1988-1989: Tice Chief. . Iravle Tate . ( ldr iser. Yice C[ief. . Eric litcheas ( ldrieer. $ecretaryllreasurer . Careyl{hite Yice Chief. {Advioer. Arangi. (Adviser. Crittenden. ildriser. llagataren { idr ieer llashoba . { Adr iser tetari. (ldriser ilorth Central . {ldriser. . . 0r$[. . . {Adriser llapaneu {fidviser. Iitsehiudin { Adv ioer . Herry Ader . .358-i8?? Fred Hilsabech. . . . .357"0083) 3{5 -9?{? ) 3$3-728? 0r Bill Dougherty, 365-935? 882 -23{2 353-2145) 876 -0305 876-6305] .365-7?93 .085-581? ) . .683-96{5 . .683-90{5 } .Brandon Hanpton. . . . .323-6333 .louis Richardson . . .396-0???] .Barkley Bogere . .501-739-16t1 ,Donllenton ..,?35-6685) lyle llaguer. , .393-3256 flichy [clleil . . 393-9?61 ) . .$cott ili11er . . .$ar [iiler . . .Chris ilarshail . .$cott Stevens. Jay Collins. . .83?-0?0{ Biil 0ougherty . . .353-2{{5) .Aian llright. . Leyton l{right Brian l{olfe. Iichard Bentley. . .3{2-18?9 . .79{-8191} Areas in which you would be interested in serving your 0. A (Please check clne or more of the following. ) Lodge-- Service (responsible for carrying out all Lodge approved nerv j-ce pro j ect* ) Indian Dance Team Indian Affairs (responsible for coordinating the i-nstruction and presentation of Native American Indian Lore in an authentic manrier ) 4 Ordeal Committee (responsible f,:r proper execution of eackr r;rdeaI ) Ordea1 Ceremonies Team Brotherhood Committee (responsible for planning and conducting the Brotherhood)---(Brc-.itherhood and Vigil members only ) 7. Brotherhr:od Ceremonies Team (Brotherhood and Vigil members r:rrf y ) Vieil, Ceremonies Team (Vieil members only) .) J. -'t Lrn) . Election Tearn (responsible for insuring that an ().A is held in every eligible troop desiring one) Publ-icati,:ns Cr:mmittee ( responsible for articles in newa Ietter- -Thunderbird ) e lec*" ion the lodge l"1f Camp Promotions Committee ( supports Di-rs trict and Cc,uncil camping promotlonal efforts and helps put together "Where to Go Camping" booklet) L2. Telephone Committee 1L.O) , -- Ad Hoc Committee (responsible for conciaves and other assi-gned duties ) 14. Holding An Office in the Lodge or Chapter (must be an "active" member, not just one paj,.d up-to*date) Other: 1tr LJ. 16. L7. lo Lr) . = =(SEE OTHBR SIDE) = = : =(SEE OTHER SIDE) = = = =(SEE OTHER ,9IDE) = = l- 2 ,_a THE ORDER OF THE ABROW DESPERATELY NEEDS YOUF HELP l^le need your help to ensure that our up-to-date and correct. We, therefore, time to complete this information sheet ALL O.A. members (present and this form and retr;rn to the form can be turned in at the +t-^(_t- - Nanre pref,:rrelt;:ti. carred Address: (Street) Phone: {"lnit Number: Troop Post District (ckeck one): Lodge membership records request a few minutes of and return to the lodge. are yol.rr Our loclge also desperately needs members to assist in its operations. Please clreck on the reverae side the area6 in which you would like to help. The strength and operation of the Order of the Arrow depends upiln you its members, through active participatir-.,n, support and service. Jrs* Baines, Adviaer-O.A. Memberahip, 2985 Darolyn, Bartlett, TN 38134 PLEASE COMPLETE ALL SECTIONS. If you have a.ny qlrestions, please call ,Jc,e Ralnes oI: Larry Raines at 3BB*L629 or Brad Bradley at 755-5716. Name: past, youtlt and adult) should complete lodge by March 31, 1989. The completed Scout Service Cerrter or maj-led directly (First) (Middle) (city) Date of Birth (State) (zipJ Other (specify) {h/ci (Mo { Dav ) Y r == ) r) DI Nashoba 4 1. Crittenden North Central 7 . Sor:th f.entraf 5 Eastern Northeast N. W. Mississippi 8. Southeast Southwest Date of tJrd.*al: 10. Other (specify) (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) Date of Brotherhood (if applicable): Date of Visil (if applicable): (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) Ilate of Founder's Award (if applieable): Date of Distinguished Service Award: ( if applicable) (Mo.) (Day) (Yr.) (Mo. ) (Day) (Yr.) = =(sEE OTHERSIDE)====(SEE OTHERSIDE)====(SEE R SIDE) = : ====== OTHE cotctlT[ $[[TIc[ liEIIIilD -- n[olsI[aTl0t [o[u )))))ll0T[ DAT[>u>> AP I I [ ? - $, 1 I I I (((((ll0T[ DIIE<<I<< I rili aosist the Chictasah Lodge in the preparation of lia lira $cout f;eservation for the 1989 $ection-ll Conclave duritg the reelend of lpril ?-9, r0$$. finciosed is ry paylent of 18.00 to cover the coot of food and inaurance for the neetend. I underttand the lodge llitt tOT furnish trausportatiou. $tttuu*triltuutrt**utr*riittutillltr**tttttil*r$Hllrt*tttttH*lul Hease colplete and return this fon nith your palreut on or before ilarch 31, 1$8$, to: Chictaeah lodge [hictasan flouncil 171 $. [ollyrood [erphis, lll 381i1 CIAPTBA r0Dt8$5: CI?T: STIII-- UIP DA'[ OT BINTI YOUTI ( );IDULI { )21 0n 0t0EH List any Physical Conditlone: Liet any $pecial lledicationa *tttturut*tt*t*t**uutttttiltttt*il*tuiltttuuHrtt$lttrttuututttt I gleciai [0$T L0D0[ BIAP niii be provided each 0.4. Lodge terber during the first service reekend he norhs. Au additional flap for each additional reeleud norhed can be purchased for $3.50 each. c0ilctllB $EnYIc[ flE$[iltD -- nE0t$TBtTIot Bom >r>>rll0T!0AIE))))) APn I [ 2 l - 2 3, I I I I (((((ll0T[Dlt[t<<<< i cill aaaist the Chichasah Lodge il the preparation of [ia lira Scout fieserration for the 1$89 Sectiou-li Conclave duriug the neetend of lpril 21-23,1989. fircloaed is ry ]ayrent of $8.00 to corer the cost of food and ilsurance for the reekend, I urderstand the iodge llllt ll0T furnish translortation. tuttilt*ttffi lllu*rluttttul*rtutf *til*llt*uuil*u*il*t*ttrtturu$t Please colplete and retura thie forr nith your payrent oa or before Aprii 1{, l$$9, to: Chictasah lodge [hickaean Council 1?1 5. flollynood lerphis, T[ 3811? CIAPTBI IDDUBS$ ()iTY $TlI[- ZIP:- 1BIBPHOIIB: ulilI ilO: OATI OT BINTI Y0UT[ ( );ADUII ( )Zl 0n 0tD[A Liat any Phyaical Conditione: liot ant Speciai Uedications ttllllltuillt*rtil[tllilu*tttrt*t*ntltllllltttt*tttIt*utltttttilltuttt A opecial [0$T t0D0f FLIP rill be provided each 0.1. Lodge terber duriag the first oervice neekend he norts. An additional flap for each additionai reehend $orhed can be purchaoed for $3.50 each. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I kl zH J I I Ia H F I I I () FI I I IF C.) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I tatl ilAt{[ ?il.$[0tx:_ Ul{ II ll0 : - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I kI z H FJ I I I a H E HI I I (-) z o F-l I I I ts UI I I I I I I I I I I I I I 198? SEDTI0|'l iI 0.A. C0il[LAVE I0: Chickasah Lodge, Ehicka:ax [ouncil, 171 S, Hollynood, llemphis, TN 38ll? I plan to attend the Section II Eonrlrve on April 28-30, l9Bt, Enclosed is a check to cover the registration cost and any additional iteros I desire to pur chase, l{AtlE: CHAPTER: AI}DRESST CITY: STAIE r IIP t TELEPHOIIIE I U}liT Ht}: DATE 0F BIRTHT YOUTH ( )iADULT i )21 0H [t[ER FEES El'l[LE$EDr Heq i strat i on . $ 18,00 Extra Patches |,lat Pins . Total anount rubmitted, (llake rheck payable to Boy Scouts o{ Amerira.i List any Special t'ledical Conditinnsr 0[0ur lilD Bn0Tff8n[000 RB0lsT[[TIot r08il Pieaat corpiete and return thig fop nith your Daltelt 0r or before [al 2$, 10$$, tr: CLiekaeah lodge Chichasan Couucil 1?1 5. fitllyrood terphis, ltl 381i? il[[E CIAPTBN A$DTBS$: lluqs Tff[Pfi0ilE:- 0tll ll0 $AIt 0r BIEII:- I0ilIU ( );lD$tI ( )21 0B 0tD[B Cheet 0ue: Brotherhood Candidate $30.00 { ) [erber $T.50 { } Piease check the nort proiestd you are Proficient in: { iCarpertry ( }[tectricitv ( )lefrigeration ( )Plurbiug { } 0ther u$rmuPIIASB BBIIIG Y0UA !001$rtttt*rttr liat any Physical Coaditioas: -.t - 1t- List any Special 0ietary Conditionsr List aay $peciai tedicationa ) l l II CHICKASAH LODGE 4$6 ORDER OF THE ARRO!^I VIGIL HONOR RECOMMENDATION We take pleasure in recommending this Scout/Scouter for the Vieil Honor .5CCIUT,/SCOUTER:---- DATE oF BIBTH ADDRESS: ITY: ---5 TATE: - ZTP: - PRESENTLY REGISTERED AS: UNIT DI$TRICT: LODGE RECOBD: DATE INDUCTED: DATE BROTHEHHOOD CONFERBED: LODGE OFEICES (POSITIONS) HELD: H C'RDER OF THE ARROW SERVICE RECOHD F,COUTING RECORD CAMPING RECORD .9PECIFIC REASC'N(S) FOR RECOMMENDING THIS SCOUT/SCOUTER: Name: Individual Making Recommendation : Position j-n Seouting: NOTE: THIS RECOMMENDATION I5 CONFIDENTIAL AND TO AVOID P()SSIBLE DISAPPOINTHENT, PLEASE DO NOT ADVISE THE ONE BEING RECOMMENDED IN ANY WAY C)F YOTIR ACTION IN HIS BEHALF, (SEE OTHER SIDE)-----(SEE OTHER $IDE).----(SEE OTHER SIDE) Address: Telephone: VIGIT HC)N()R The VIGIL HONOR is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members. It is a mark of distinction and recoEnition reserved for those Arrowmen who, by reason of exceptional servlce, personal effort, and unselfieh interest, have made distinguished contributiona beyond the lmmediate reeponsibilities of their poeition or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting:, or their Scout Camp. IINDEH NO CIRCT]I''STANCES SHOULD TENTIRE IN SCOTITING OR THE ORDER OF THE ARROW BE CONSIDERED AS REASON ENOUGH FOR VIGIL HONOR RECOMMENDATION. Any member of the Order regietered in $couting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is elisible for recommendatj-on for the Vigit Honor, provided that, dt the time of his recommendation, he has been a Brotherhood member for a minimum of 2 yeara, and his registration and dues r ar€ current . When recommending an individual, please complete all eections of the recommendation form. The more information the committee has available aB to the acconplishments and activities of the one being recommended, the better it can select worthy individuals fairLy. ANY INDIVIDUAL MAY RECOMMEND ANY ARROWMAN WHO MEETS THESE REQUIREMENTS. VIGIL RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED UNTIL: I * * T( '< NO RECOMMENDATION$ WItt BE ACCEPTED AFTER \ ALL RECOMMENDATIONS ARE TO BE FORWARDED TO: VIGIT RECOMMENDATION CHICKASAH LODGE CHICKASAW COUNCIL L7 L S. HC)LLYWOCID MEMPHIS, TN 38112 ATTN: VIGIL COMMITTEE (PHIVATE ) f,\"-on '31, 1181 HIS DATE. xx** (sEE OTHER SrDE)-----(SEE OTHEH SrDE)*----(SEE OTHER SIDE)-***--- national leadershi seminar P IIA1IOIIAL tEADB[sfl IP SEUII{AR The l{ational Leadership $erilar (l{LS) riil be held June 23-25, 1989, at $outh Georgia College in Douglaa, Ceorgia. Ihe cost rill be ${0.00. Ttris rill be the only l{L$ of the year for the Southeast fiegion and should prove to be one of the best ever. For additiooai inforration, eontact Larry Iaiues at 38fi - 16t$ . OFOEi OF THE ABiOW NATIONAL PHILMONT TREK 1 989 O. A. PIILilOIIT T8XI The 1989 0.4, Phiiront Trek is scheduled for August i3-22, 1989" Our aection ($t-2) coutingent is echeduie to arrive on $uadar, lu8ust 13, aud depart on $aturdar, Auguet 1$. Tbe Philnolt trek rilI feature seveo days of adventure, inciuding five daya on hiptoric traiis of t{er lexico. l{hile the Philnont progfn riil be custolieed for the 0rder of the Arror, la-ui of the unique featurer of the fianch rill be utiliaed and arailabie to trel participants inciuding: pannirg for goid, horseback riding, roling and pioneering, uountaineering, fiehing, etc. The fe* is $11$,00 and nili be discounted to t160 if paid by June 1. fieeervations lurt be rade on the 0i Philrort Tret lodge Beeerration forr and rust be proceared by the couocil, then fornarded to the 0rder of the lrror at the !{atioaal 0ffice. (}ur sectiol, of rhich Chichaeah lodge is only one of eight lodges, rill hare a quota bf only 24 arrorretr. [ake your plaar non to atteld thia unique opportulity nith a neek fuIl of fuu and fello*ohip. If ,0u have ary guestions, cali Leytoa thight at ff8i-gfi{5. 75T[ ililfiVlBstnY AflAnD ilil0uilCtD The l{ational Corrittee unveiled the 75th lnnivereary Prograr at the 1988 llational Conference. Ihe proSrar couoists of three elerents: Iudividuai Challense, Lodge Challeage and the Rededication Cereronr. Ihe Individual Challenge, for both youth and aduit, nill be a three-part quest of oervice: Quest for Lodge and fihapter Developrent; Quest for $couting and Corrunitv Dereloprent; and Queet for Personal Developrent" Iudiriduala corpleting the arard's requirerente cill be eligible to purchaae a specialll designed arron ribbou, featuring a turtle auperinposed oyer an arror, euspended fror a red and nhite ribbon. Ihis ribbon lay be roru iu place of the universal arror ribbon, suspended fror the right pochet button of the uniforr ehirt. The Lodge Chalienge is deaigned to encourage lodges to derelop nen activitiee for their couucil's surrer carp prograr. Ihe central focut niii be to derise a challeuing lulti-year erperience ieading to repeat atterdance at carpa by $couts. lodges nill be required to surbit a nritten history deacribing the suecess of their prograr to the l{ational Corrittee. Lodges receivirg recognition nill receive a $1,000 endocrent. ?he third and final elerent, the [ededication Cereroul iucludes a restaterent of the purpose of the 0rder to the thingr that a[ arronan cal achieve. theae achieverents are: to be recoguiaed by others ao a iiving erarple of the Scout 0ath and Lan, to aurture and lnprove Scouting'a ouidoor traditions and spirit, to prorote outdoor carping all year 'round and finally, to lead and live a life of cheerful service for our norId. todges nill perfon the Sededication Cerelony for individuair nho have earned the ?5th lnniversary Anard. tgt5.t990 tilB[[ffiIP-A [000[',$ SlBm0t[ Ihe strength of a lodge in in ite rerberehip. terbership is irportant to accorplish the purpose of the 0rder and shouid not be talea lightiy. A decline in terbership ia a eign a iodge ia startiug to die. eronth, ou the other hand, is an indicator of progrers and achievereat. [rerI lodge rerber shouid earpaign to activate and reactirate [er, old, and forrer rerbers. 't tODgB COilTITIIE AB$POI{SIBIIITIE$ 0rdeal--reeponsible for planning and conducting the 0rdeals. Brotherhood--responsible for planning and couducting the Brotherhood. Iigil--responsibie for the Yigil $elelctiou and the iuduction cerenorrl of the candidates. Iudlan lffairs--responeible for eoordiuatiU the instruction aud presettatiol of tative Areriean irdian Lore in anauthentic iarrer; rerponrible for the Lodge Dance Tear. eereronies--responsible for piaming and eonducting the cereronies for the 0rdeals, Brotherhooda, and the Yisi I . [nit ileetions--respousible for iasuring that an 0rder of the lrron election ie held in every eligible troop desirlng one. $ervice--responsible for carrlilg out all Lodge approved service projecta. Publications--reeponsible for publishj.ng a iodge neneletter quarterly. Aetivities--responeible for plauning and carrying out the annual laii Feiionship, 0.4. [aniiy Banquet, and other speeial social events. Carp Pronotions--responrible for developing aud carrying out plans for carp prorotions and preparitg a 'llhere to go Carping" booklet" Ielephone--responeibie for establishing a teiephone comittee. ld floc--rerponsible for conclaves and other assigned duties. r[CT$ ABOOT OON LODOE L0D0E lllt[; CilCIA$AH L0DGB llUtBE[: {06 IODG8 l01B[: IUUilDTBBIBD D0t5: t3.50 annuaily (payabie by Decerber 15th for the folloning year. ) I{EII TATIOIIAT AI{D B[GIOII CTIBT$ ELBCTED During Deceuber 2?-30, 1988, a national 0.4. Planning Heeting nas held in Arlington, Teras. Ali aectiol chiefs eet not r:nly to pian ihe i989 liationai Phiiront Trek, but aieo to elect a national chief, national vice chief, and region chiefs. The ner chiefs rhich have a uore direct ippact on our section are: l{ational Chief . .Jaeh $tephens l{ationai Tice Chief llade flerbranson Southeast [egion Chief .David Boue Jacl $tephenr is a Yigil fionor rclber of the Chee Dodge f,odge llo. 50i and gerves as au lssigtant $coutraater of Troop I in the 0rand Canyon Council iu trlagstaff, iriraua. l{ade fierbrauson is a [igil [oaor renber aad serves as an [eeistani $coutnaster of Troop 58{ in the Yiking Councii ia [ianeapolis, [innesota. liavid Bone, 19, ir a Iigil fonor rerber of tiie Tsalagi Lodge fl0. 163 and serves as an Assistant $coutraeter of Iroop 39 in the Cherokee Council i.n i{i}nington, $orth f amii.na. rrff tL [0il08 aEC0tuftiDAIIoil$ The [igil flonor ia the 0rder of the Arron is ararded to arroflrett in recognition of exceptional service, peroonai effort, ard uneelfish intereet in the nelfare of others. These arr0nren have uade distinguished eontributions abole and beyond their imediate responsibilities in the Order of the Auon. Aay lerber of the 0rder nho ie currentiy registered in $couting ard is in good etanding in a reguiariy chartered lodge ie eligibie for recorrendation to the national eonnittee for elevation to the Yigil flouor, prorided that, at the tire of recomendation, he has been a Erotherhood rerber for a nininua of tno years. If tou knon of soneone nho is rorthl of being conaidered for this houor and cho eeets all the requirerents iisted above, please colplete the '8t{CtOSED' recouendatiou forr. $uder no circulstances shouid teuure iu $eouting or the 0rder he considered as reaoon e[ough tor Yigil fiotor reconaendation. [eleaber, the Vigil fionor i.s the highest honor that our Lodge can beston upon ito rerbere for service to the lodge and couucii. .; LODOE OTTICB[5: Lodge Chief (lletari $akira) . Iice Chief (llischeneyit Sakira) 9ice Chief (lliecheueyit Sahira) tice Chief (llischeneyit $atira) $ecretary (lletani Lehhihet) . tOOffB IDYI$E8S: Lodge idviser. itlitanelatpanui Gegeyjurhet l Staff Adviser. (l{ischeneyit 0egetjurhet } Couucil Scout [recutive (l{etari Gegeyjurhet) .Brad Bradley , fienry lden . Travia Iate Eric Iitchens . Carey llhite Dr. Jir $taaford . . Claud Brorn . Joe Long lplq;ri) .nrr, 1,,.1., $P[IilE OSDEAt AIID BSCTHIBHOOD TO BT f[tD J$il8 9 -i 1, tg89 The $priag Ordeal aud Brotherhood nili be held at fiia fiira $cout Eeservationon Juue g, 10 and 11, 1g8g. AIt rerbers are encouraged to attend thie reekend to help iuduct those brothers tapped out for induction into the 0rder of the Arror, lle alao can heip our catp rarger riih those thiugs needed to help insure that those uaing the carp pili enjoy a good outdoor experience. Sererber. you pere chosen above othero by your fellor $couts to becore a relber of the 0rder, You should cousider it a privilege and honor to be a aeeber and help carry out the traditions of the 0rder. Everyone shoulri bring the foilorirg: Il0[[ GIOYE$, [04[ cL0TtB$, sc00T $iltF0Bt{, aaiil ff8a8, $t8flpil{0 BA0, BTc. The feen include all reale on $aturdal and breakfast on $unday. The Brotherhood feea also include a haadbook, pocket flap and sash. Pt[ast c0t{ptBlt I[8 'EilCtos[D" 0nDEAL AID BB0T[[tU00D IB0I$TMTiOil TOAT AilD sUBIIT HITI ALt tr8l5 TO ?[T c00[ciL 0FricE oil 0a BEr0[E trBIDAI, tAy 2$, 1989. r00D tUgT Bt 0ADEBBD it ADYAiICE; TflBn8tr0n8, ilO HAt[-ilt BX5[BVATIOTS llII,L B[ A$CTPTXD" l}heck-in ciil be fror 6:00 P.t. until l0:00 p"il. Friday t-r-r-t-t-r-i-t-t-t-r-t -t_r-t_r_t_[-t-t _t-t_t-t-t-t-t_t The $ectioa II Coneiave rill be heid Aprii 28-30, l9gg, at tur onr flia Iira Scout fieevation, [ear flardy, &rkansas. Ihe fees for the 1g8g Oonciave riii be $19.00, rhich includes ali reais rhiie at carp and one conciave patch. ?he conciare offera 0.4. renbers an opportulitt to have fellonship rlth other lodge eerbers throughout our oection, to iearn lore about the 0rder of the Arron, and a chance to eclpete in rarioug actirities, inciuding hdial 0ancing, the luest, i,odge Suapbooh, todge Display, and others. laut lear our iodge non first place in the Chief's Cup firnt place in lodge Scrapbook and third place in lear 0ance. l{e aloo brought bach a participation lnard. $ince our lodge is hoat of the conclave this }eal, re h*pe ne caa have the largest attendance ever. If you ratt to represeat our lodge and attend the conclave, pleaae coaplete the "[llC[0S[D" foro and subrit nith Iour payrent by ilarch 31, tg8g. (ll0 tATCfl, t[0 0n flfl 08088$ CAil BE tC[[pT8D irTfln ilancu 31.] t983 $[CTIt]il II CC!{CIAY8 0.t. ial{B{]n[t sflavrcE c0[r5 The 0rder of the Aron etili needs I00T[ nerbers to rorh nith the 0.4. $erviee Corps at the 1989 !{atioual Jarboree, Applications rust be obtained frol the local council office. Hhen cotpletiag the applicatiou, indicate JlilB0[EE flIADQUAIIEIS $[8IICE C0[f$ 0iltl Atl applications nust be returned to the Iocal eouncil office and receive the $eout executire's aignature prior to it beiag forrarded to the national office. If additioual infomatiou ie oeeded, please coatact Larry Baiueo, $ection Chief, at 388-1$2$. tit f II {i* I I I It I II I It I -[ D0 You iltoti tOfl yc0 cili 8anil Tti$ $pBCIAt trtAp? r-t-t-t-t -*-t-t-* -* -* -t-t-* _r-t_t _t _t-*_t_*-* -t-t-t _t t{ATI[}IUL OB}EB Otr ?[E ABBOII COilrTRBilflr The 1990 flational 0rder of the Amon Coafereace tll.0.&.C.) nill be held Auguot 12-10 at the 0niveraity of Indiana in Blooaingtor, itdianr. Tbese conferelces are held every t*o yearo to provide all l*dge offieialo and other iodge rerbers rith additional opportunities for training, ae neil ar opportulitiea to ftet rerbers of other lodgea fror all over the couutry and share eethods, ideao and feliorship. The conference fee include6 r00r, board, special evento, and basic conference prograu featurea. Begin lahing Iour plans r0r to attend this great confer*nce in 1$00. if you nant nore infornation about 11.0.1.C., pleaae ct*tact Larry Haineo at 388-1$?9, Brad Bradley at ?55-5?16, or Bill Dougherty at 353-2{{$. Ahoaiton. Allonat $ahira. Chingachgook, Iiangorat. lichk inet . Leari Lenape. teteu . lletari. llutitet {lncae l{irochtendienh . liingo lauchs ik l{itahuaui. PSOIIOICI[TiOII GUIOE {$one terls conronly used and a phonetic spelling}: EBPLICEilTilT YIOIT IOIIOH C[[TIFiCATES AVAILABTE The recently designed 8x10 ligil ffonor Certificate to nor available to thoae YiCil rerbers rho rould iile to replace their old one. ?o obtain the ner certificate, eend a check for t5,00 {payable to 0rder of the lrron] attached to the oid certificate (or photo copy) and rail to 0rder of the Arron, Boy $eouts of herica, i325 Halnut Iili Iane, P.0. Box 2079. Irving, TX, 75015-20i9. If the certificate hao been iost, give your nate, the date received, and the iodge nhere the honor pag presented. Please allor 30 norhing days for processing. ffi TiiO HE[B[[S IEI8IY[ $ItYEB BIAYEB $n [ebruary 16, 1989, the Chichasar Council held its lnnual Ararde liight. A hiehlight of the evening rat the Fresentation of the $ilrer Beaver Arard, 0[e of $couting's highest honore. lro reeipients are relbers of our Chickarah lodge: Uar B. Aycock and flobert l{. {Bob} Hrrshaii. COilGAA?ULATl0il$ to theae outstarding arrorlet, N on-Profit Otganization IJ.S. hstage&,id MemPhis, Tbnn. Permit No.435 . Ah' -ho-al'-toa Ai'-io-not 5a-lee'-ra . .Ching'-gatch-gooL . [e-ian'-go-aat . [itch'-hin-et .len'-nee len-ah'-pee , . [ee-tal'-o . teh-tah'-ree . . flu-te'-ket i . .Un'-cusa llee-lok' -ten' -dee-enk . Ilin'-go-louch-sict . lli'-tah-het'-oo-ee Itt*trrtt*rtrtt*tr* tt*t*trt*t 0ffi'1 r08EET 10 PAI I0U[ i98$ ]U[$ 0on't forget to pal your 0.[. dues for lggg. Ail dues are payable by 0ecerber lSth for the foiloning year. {e.g., l$89 dues shouid have been paid by Deceiber lf, 1$88 . l Ittrr*ttt*trt*t*trrrtrtrt**rt GHIG}<AAAH LcItrIGlE cH,cxAsAw couNcrt r7l sourH HottywooD MEMPH'S, rENN.38I12 I If thie bor is checled, thia nill be your last cQPy of the ?hunderbird until your 1989 dues pa id. UTI.I$H $IJTHHNIAilS 3e?s HEHSilTfi [*V[ Hfi*lFt{I$ TN 3St}4 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Title A name given to the resource 1989 (Mar) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/af25be63cfd11f045e51f625a1f24395.PDF 1ed2b4e80d8becceae2dd6e5e99b3743 PDF Text Text VOLUME 26, NO. 4 •• Eight Honored with "Si Iver Beaver" APRIL 1989 INVESTMENT IN YOUTH The 1989 SME, Sustaining Membership Enrollment, is well under way in the Chickasaw Council. Hundreds of Scouting volunteers are investing in their time and resources to ensure a successful 1989 enrollment At the March 3rd Report meeting of all Districts and Divisions, the council had achieved 43% of its goal of $650,000. Armistead Smith, chairman of this years drive, challenged all districts to complete the campaign this year in record time. He noted that only 6% of the prospects had been called on thus far, and with this great momentum, our objective could be reached far sooner than ever. · Participation in the 1989 SME is an "Investment" in the future of Scouting and a commitment to the Chickasaw Council. Your gift to this important campaign means a deeper personal involvement. People like to help other people. Volunteers are stronger suworters of Scouting when they participate in all phases of the Scouting movement. Eight longtime leaders were presented the Silver Beaver Award recently as part of the Council Adult Recognition Banquet. This award is the highest honor an adult volunteer leader can re.ceive in the Council. The recipients, pictured above, are: (left to right) Jim W. Huls, Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter, Ron A. Walter, Robert W. Marshall, Sara Jme Prothero, Saul Kaplan, and Max B. Aycock. Receiving the award but not present for the picture was James B. Cross. We salute tfiese fine dedicated individuals for their long-tenn commitment to this great movement They individually and collectively have touched the lives of countless hundreds of youth in our communities. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY SET FOR MAY 6 Council Membership Chairman, James Anderson, announced that Assistant School Superintendent Johnnie B. Watson will chair the 1989 Camp Adventure Day at Camp Currier. ''This is wonderful opportunity to let 5th grade boys, who are potential troop membera see a real Boy Scout Camp and participate in some of the fun Scouting has to offer'', said Mr. Watson. Scoutmasters, mark your calendar for Wednesday, April 19th, to attend the "Spring Training" for the Camp Adventure Day. It is important for your Patrol Leaders to attend this meeting with you. A well trained team can RECRUIT and RETAIN new Scouts for their troop. COUNCIL CALENDAR APRIL CALENDAR 7 -9 8 12 15 15 19 22 28 28-30 28-30 0 .A. Work Weekend at Kia Kirna Council-wide Pinewood Derby; Hickory Ridge Mall; Noon Council Key-3 meeting; 5:00pm; Scout Service Center Camp Currier Pool Cleanup day; Troops encouraged to participate Cub Scout Basic Training; 8:30am to 4:00pm; Scout Service Center "Camp Adventure Day" Orientation for Scoutmasters Scout Environment Day Deadline for $20 Deposit for all Scouts attending Kia Kima Explorer Beach Weekend; Biloxi, MS 0.A. Conclave (Area m; Kia Kirna MAY CALENDAR 4 O.A. Executive Committee Meeting; 7:00pm; Scout Service Center 4 Health and Safety Committee Meeting 6 Camp Adventure Day; Camp Currier 11 Council Camping committee meeting; 7:00pm; Council Service Center 11 Council "Fast Start'' Training Committee meeting; 7:00pm Scout Service Center 13 Cub Scout Basic Training; 8:30am - 4:00pm; Scout Service Center 13 Camp Currier Pool opens 18 Council Executive Board Meeting 29 Memorial Day; office closed - Scout Shop open �CHAIRMAN· Tom Prewitt, Jr. COMMISSIONER • Claude Brown EXECUTIVE • Scott Comas APRIL CALENDAR 6 Cub Scout Roundtable, 7:00pm Berclair Baptist Church 8 Northeast OA Work Weekend Council Pinewood Derby, 12:00 Hickory Ridge Mall 11 District Commissioner's Mtg. 6pm - Grimes memorial UMC 13 BS Roundtable & OA Mtg, 7:30pm - St. Michael's 15 CS Basic Training, 8:00am - Dunavant Scout Center 19 Camp Adventure Day SM Orientation, 7pm 21-23 NE District Camporee/Webelos Encampment, Camp Currier MAY CALENDAR 4 CS Roundtable, 7:30pm - Berclair Baptist Church 6 Camp Adventure Day - Camp Currier 9 District Commissioner's Mtg. 6pm - Grimes Memorial UMC District Committee Mtg. 7pm - Grimes Memorial UMC 11 BS Roundtable & OA Mtg., St. Michael's 13 CS Basic Training, 8:00am - Dunavant Scout Center 29 Memorial Day - Office Closed PINEWOOD DERBY The recent NE District Pinewood Derby was a tremendous success! Over 150 friends and parents watched as 67 boys raced their homemade cars against some very tough competition. Bob Randall and his Pinewood Derby committee provided a fine track and an exciting double elimination format that kept all participants involved until the end. All participants were winners and received certificates. The top 3 finishers, who are eligible to race in the Council Pinewood Derby, were: 1st Place - Jay William, Pack 265: 2nd Place - Mark McKenzie, Pack 83; 3rd Place - Brad Carter, Pack 410. Congratulations to all involved! SPECIAL PHILMONT TRIP PLANNED Troop 268 from Rose Hill Baptist Church in Raleigh is planning a TRIP TO PHILMONT from June 24 - July 7, 1990. Scoutmaster Richard Reed is looking for 26 more boys and 4 more adults to complete his contingent. If you are considering a trip to Philmont during the summer of '90 and would like more information, please call Ric at home, 377-1757. Roundtable Commissioner. Ken is stepping down as Roundtable Commissioner, but will stay active as SM of Troop 83. Thanks for 5 years of exciting and interesting programs. DOD NASIHlll CHAIRMAN • Wilson Wages COMMISSIONER • Paul Foss EXECUTIVE • Stacy Massey APRIL CALENDAR 1-2 Junior Ldr. Training, at Camp Currier 5 CS Roundtable, Baker Community Center 8 Council Pinewood Derby 11 District Committee and Commissioners mtg.,Baker Community Center 13 BS Roundtable, St. Paul's Episcopal Church Scout Service Center 15 Cub Basic Training - Nashoba & North Central, Scout Service Center 21-23 Nashoba Spring Camporee, Camp Currier Deadline for all Scouts to have their $20.00 KKSR deposit in for camp! MAY CALENDAR 3 CS Roundtable Baker Community Center 6 Camp Adventure Day - Camp Currier 9 District Committee and Commissioners Mtg., Baker Community Center 11 BS Roundtable St. Paul's Episcopal Church 13 Cub Basic - Council Service Center 14 Mothers Day-Hug your Mother SPRING CAMPOREE The 1989 Nashoba Spring Camporee is just a few days from now and we are excited about this event. Robert Massey, our Camporee Chairman has a full line of activities planned for all who attend. On April 13 Robert Massey will be at Boy Scout Roundtable to answer any last minute questions you may have. If you have any problems or comments call him at, 372-4448. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY Camp Adventure Day will be held May 6, 1989. This is a day when boys in the fifth grade are invited to go out to Camp Currier for a fun day. Many activities are planned all day for these boys, and it's a great way for troops to recruit new scouts. If you are interested in participating in this event call Ray Ward, 357-5587. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES NEW UNITS IN NASHOBA DISTRICT A special thanks is due Ken DuBois for 5 years devoted service to Cub Scout In February 1989, three new units were chartered, and 17 boys joined the Boy Scouts of America as Scouts. Troop 389, Chartered by Mt. Vernon Methodist Church was our first new unit in February. Don Hansen is the Scoutmaster for Troop 389. Bolton and Gratitude United Methodist Church are the second new chartered partner's in the month of February. Wayne •Williams is the Cubmaster for Pack 382, and Doug Depoister is the Scoutmaster for Troop 382. Please join me in welcoming these new units to the Nashoba District and the Chickasaw Council. DOD llHRlllEN CHAIRMAN • Bryan Brackin EXECUTIVE· Jeff Harrison APRIL CALENDAR 10 District Committee Mtg, 7pm 1st United Methodist Church 20 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm West Memphis, Scout Hut 21 Spring Camporee 28 Explorer Beach Weekend Biloxi, Mississippi MAY CALENDAR 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 8 District Committee Mtg., 7pm 1st United Methodist Church 18 CS/BS Roundtables, 7pm - West Memphis Scout Hut 29 Memorial Oay - Office Closed SPRING CAMPOREE Let's get ready to have fun. All troops need to get ready for this years spring camporee. It will be held on April 21-23, on Chess Williams' land. Please make plans to attend with your troop. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY The Chickasaw Council Camp Adventure Day is going to be held on May 6, 1989, at Camp Currier. All troops need to plan to participate. This is a good way to get more boys into your troop and still have enough time to get them to summer camp. DOD NW MISSISSIPPI CHAIRMAN • Dr. David Haraway COMMISSIONER • Eddie Hanaford EXECUTIVE • Don Moss APRIL CALENDAR 6 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm Hernando Natl. Guard Armory 7-9 OA Work Weekend, Kia Kima 8 Council Pinewood Derby Hickory Ridge Mall, Memphis 19 District Committee Mtg., 7:17pm 1st United Methodist Church, Senatobia �CHAIRMAN - Gary Shorb COMMISSIONER - Ron Edmonds EXECUTIVE - Don Burke APRIL CALENDAR 6 District Committee Mtg., 7:30pm Kingsway Christian Church 7-9 Camporee/Webelos Encampment at Camp Currier 8 Council Pinewood Derby Hickory Ridge Mall 13 CS/BS Roundtables, 7:30pm Kingsway Christian Church 15 CS Basic Training Scout Office, 8:30am to 4pm 19 Scoutmaster Orientation /Cub Adventure Day 27 District Commissioners Mtg., 7:30pm - Kingsway Christian Church 28 0.A. Conclave at KKSR CHAIRMAN - Dr. Todd Brooks COMMISSIONER - Del Gill APRIL CALENDAR 5 CS/BS Leader Roundtables 7pm - So. Area Bd. of Education 20 Commissioners Mtg., 7pm Dunavant Scout Service Center 24 District Committee Mtg., 7pm So. Area Bd. of Education DISTRICT COMMITTEE ROSTER District Chairman - Dr. Todd Brooks, District Commissioner - Del Gill, Advancement Chairperson - Terri Brown, Training Chairman - John Guinn Sr., Membership Chairman - Randy Hooker, Camping Chairman - Dr. J.B. McLaurin, SME Chairman - Greg Anderson, Activities Chairman - J. B. Smiley. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY CAMPOREE & WEBELOS ENCAMPMENT The Camporee and Encampment will be held April 7-9 this year at Camp Currier. We are expecting a large number of Scouters to participate. Josh Bell has a great Camporee staff, which has developed a super weekend of activities for all to enjoy. Randy Pepper and his staff have also planned yet another outstanding Webelos Encampment. Remember to fill out your Local Tour Permit and your camping permit before you go. See you there on the 7th. DISTRICT PINEWOOD DERBY The District Pinewood Derby was held Saturday, March 4th at the Emmanuel Methodist Church. There were three trophies awarded; 1st Place went to Steve Darby - Pack 87; 2nd Place went to Michael Rodgers - Pack 358; 3rd Place went to Jim Goings - Pack 343. Also selected was a 4th Place alternate, Dylan Kennedy - Pack 206. The Council race will be April 8. On Saturday - May 6, selected Scoutmasters will attend Camp Currier to host and invite new boys to join their Troops. These boys have never been in scouting before and will experience a day of fun, fellowship, scouting skills and food. If you need new boys in your unit, please participate in this exciting day. Mr. J. B. Smiley or his staff will be calling you (Scoutmasters). SUMMER CAMP AT KIA KIMA The first question a boy asks when he joins scouting is "When are we going camping"? You can answer that question by telling him he is going on a week long trip to Hardy, Arkansas, at Camp Kia Kima. Don't disappoint your boys, call the Scout Office and let's work it out. MARK YOUR CALENDARS (SCOUTS) What: When: Where: Who: Theme: Dist. Spring Camporee May 12-14, 1989 Camp Currier Webelos/BS/Leaders "Kenya at Currier" What: When: Where: Who: Theme: Cub Fest May 13, 1989 Camp Currier-Center Rd. Tiger Cubs/CS/Webelos Olympics DOD Ron Edmonds receives Camping Award at Council Banquet CUBS CHAIRMAN - Hank Shelton COMMISSIONER - Dr. John Austin EXECUTIVE - Steve Brummett APRIL CALENDAR 6 CS Roundtable, 7pm - 2nd Presbyterian Church 8 Council Pinewood Derby Hickory Ridge Mall Stage 11 BS Roundtable, 7pm St. Luke's Methodist Church 14-16 District Camporee - Camp Currier, East Road - New Property 15: Cub Basic Training, 8:30am Scout Office Meeting Room 19 Scoutmasters Orientation Mtg. for Camp Adventure Day 7pm Scout Office 24 District Commissioners Mtg. 7pm, St. Luke's Methodist Church 25 District Committee Mtg.,7pm - St. Luke's Methodist Church 29 OA Conclave Kia Kima MAY CALENDAR 4 Cub Scout Roundtable 6 Camp Adventure Day - Camp Currier 9 BS Roundtable & OA Mtg.,7pm, St. Luke's Methodist Church 13 Cub Basic Training, 8:30pm - Scout Office 19-20 Weblos Encampment Camp Currier, Center Road 22 District Commissioners Mtg., 7pm St. Luke's Methodist Church 23 District Committee Mtg.,7pm St. Luke's Methodist Church TRAINING Gary Prudhomme, Judy Gary, Tom Dennis, Don Green and Cindy Greer are new members of the training committee. There is now a monthly Council-wide Cub Leader Training at the Scout Office. See the calendar for dates. Get to training, it's fun. CAMPING Kia Kima still has openings. Put the $50.00 deposit for your troop and you can join in on the fun this summer. ADVANCEMENT The advancement committee has 2 new members for 1989. They are Brion Issing and Eddie Hamilton LET'S GO FISHING CAMP ADVENTURE DAY Our new Camping Chairman - Dr. J. B. McLaurin and staff are putting together a Fishing Derby for all Tigers, Cubs, and Scouts for the month of July, at Camp Currier. There will be Trophies and ribbons for all participants. Look for more details. Camp Adventure Day is an event where all 5th grade boys are invited to come to Camp Currier for a day of Scouting events. It is a great way to get new boys for troops. If followed up the boys can get the benefit of Scouting and a troop can help its membership. DOD DOD �CONGRATULATIONS NEW EAGLE SCOUTS! ··~.---~-·--1·~ _ ~ Joseph C. Perkins - Troop 32 3311 Sweet Spring (38128) William S. Newcomb - Troop 34 44 s Auburndale (38104) Mark T. Mitchell - Troop 263 3783 Twinmout (38128) Christopher L. Bing - Troop 94 3979 Hermitage (38116) Josh Bowles Bell IV - Troop 64 2829 Belgrave (38138) Brian Bostick - Troop 64 7149 Woodridge Ln (38138) Joseph M. Dang - Troop 340 1869 Elmhurst Dr. (38138) Kevin Gafford Fitz - Troop 359 2740 McVay Rd. (38119) DOD WEBELO SCOUT DAY MAY 27 AT LICHTERMAN NATURE CENTER 9:30 TO 3:00 On Saturday May 27th from 9:30 to 3:00 the Lichterman Nature Center is sponsoring its first Webelo Scout Day. Throughout the day scouts will participate in 6 activity stations which will introduce them to wildlife, "unlovable" plants and reptiles, predators, insects, camouflage and other ecology topics! The events will be both instructional and activity oriented to keep the interest level high. The program will be able to accommodate a maximum of 125 boys. These will be randomly divided into six groups with approximately 21 boys per group. The groups will then be led through the 6 activity stations by Nature Center leaders. The program will begin at 9:30 AM with a group introduction and welcome. From 10 AM ti! Noon there will be 4 sessions. Lunch break from Noon til 12:45 PM. Two sessions and a closing ceremony will follow lunch. Please bring a picnic/sack lunch and drinks. There are no drink machines on the property. The program costs $3.00/scout. Den leader and assistant leader are admitted free. Other adults at $3 each. Any sized dens are welcome. Groups will be mixed. This will be a great chance to get out and explore the out of doors with your group. Due to the demand, advance registration and payment required to reserve a place. For more information please call Linda Edwards at the Lichterman Nature Center at 767-7322. JAMBOREE LEADERSHIP SELECTED The National Jamboree Contingent from the Chickasaw Council is well underway in its planning and preparations. We will have two full troops, leaving for this super experience in late July and early August. Each Troop will consist of 32 youth members, and 8 Adult staff. Our council has been assigned troop numbers 207 and 208. Steve Signaigo, Scoutmaster of Troop 340 in our council, will serve as Scoutmaster of Jamboree Troop 207. Bob Massey, Scoutmaster of Troop 29 in our council, will serve as Scoutmaster of Jamboree Troop 208. After careful consideration, the following scouts were selected to serve as troop leaders; Troop 207 Senior Patrol Leader Kelly Castleberry Assistant Senior Patrol Leader Jason Potts Quartermaster Jeremy Thurman Scribe Kenneth Scott LIVING MEMORY BOB YAHOLA BY Schering-Plough Corporation MEMORY OF HARRISON GUNTER LEE BY Mr. and Mrs. Jean M. Ulmer MR. THANE SMITH, SR. BY Mrs. Ernest G. Kelly DR. PERCY MOUNT BY Sandra Abel MRS. HARRY BRAHM BY Mr. and Mrs. Forrest White Mrs. Beulah S. Morris Carolyn Gardiner, Sandy Treece and Jan Howles Troop 208 Senior Patrol Leader Andrew Perry Assistant Senior Patrol Leader Casey Benzel Quartermaster Kevin G. Ritz Scribe Bryan Garvey It is not too late to sign up for the Jamboree, but don't wait too long. If you have a scout in your troop or know of a scout who is considering this once in a lifetime experience, please contact Steve Signaigo or Bob Massey, or call the Scout Service Center. This Jamboree will be one to be remembered for many, many years. DR. FRED GOLDBERG BY Sandra & Elliot Abel IN MEMORY OF RICHARD SIEGEL BY Sandra & Elliot Abel MR. JOE RAINES, SR. BY Dr. & Mrs. John R. Austin MRS. HELEN WARD BY Dr. & Mrs. John R. Austin RON PROTHERO BY Mr. & Mrs. Dana Curtis United Way of Greater Memphis LOUISE YOUNG BY Sandra & Elliot Abel DOD �21-23 22 27 28-30 OA Work Weekend - Kia Kima Scout Environment Day District Commissioners Mtg. OA Conclave - Kia Kima MAY CALENDAR 4 CS\BS Roundtable, 7pm Hernando Natl. Guard Armory 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 11 Council Fast Start Training Committee Meeting 12-14 Webelos Spring Encampment, Camp Currier 17 District Committee Mtg., 7: 15pm - 1st United Methodist Church, Senatobia 20 Council Executive Board Mtg. 25 District Commissioner Meeting 29 Memorial Day - Office Closed KKSR PARENT'S NIGHT Those troops going to Kia Kima this summer should schedule a Parent's Night as soon as possible. The purpose of the Parent's Night is to explain Summer Camp to the parents of Scouts. These meetings should be held by April 7, 1989. OA CONCLAVE The OA Conclave is scheduled for April 28-30, at Kia Kima Scout reservation. The weekends of April 7-9 and 21-23 are slated as OA work weekends to prepare the camp. Please address any questions to the OA Lodge Advisor, Ricky McNeil. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY The 1989 Council Camp Adventure Day is scheduled for May 6, 1989, at Camp Currier. This is an opportunity for Boy Scout Troops to help increase the number of youth that ate served in our district. Scoutmasters please make plans to participate in this event. MAY CALENDAR 4 BS Roundtable 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 11 CS Roundtable 13 Council Cub Training 14 Mother's Day 19-21 Webelos Encampment WEBELOS ENCAMPMENT This year we look forward to all the new 9 year olds that will join us at the Webelos Encampment. As always, we will have a host of activities and classes for your boys to enjoy. I look forward to seeing you there. We still have camp sites available if you don't have one. Come by the office and make your reservation. Wardell Turner is the chairman this year. If you have any questions call him at 789-0454 or call Maurice, 372-4193. MALL SHOW This year Southland Mall Show was superb. We had 11 packs and 11 troops to participate and every one of them received a blue ribbon for their displays. The mall made some presentations as well. Troop 94 received recognition from the mall for the best display. Troop 94's theme was rope making. Troop & Pack 401 received recognition from the mall as well for their boys outstanding behavior. We were also, given a special treat with three performances from the QA Dancers. I would like to thank Willie Tate, Dallas Palmertree and everyone who helped make this day a success. We had 40 cars to participate in the District Pinewood Derby. Keven Loeffler from P-449 was the first place winner, Jeremy Hosteler P-90 - 2nd place, and Kenneth McCain from P-344 took 3rd place. Christopher Ward from P-408 got the Trophy for the best designed car. CONGRATULATIONS On February 25th, Don Moss married Denise Kisded of Greenville, MS. The couple is now residing in Hom Lake, MS. Good luck to Denise and Don. DOD CHAIRMAN • Randall P. Swaney COMMISSIONER • Drew St. John EXECUTIVE · Maurice Henderson APRIL CALENDAR 6 BS Roundtable, 7pm Grace United Methodist Church 8 Council Pinewood Derby 13 CS Roundtable, 7:30pm Grace United Methodist Church 15 Council Cub Basic Training 14-16 Great Southwest Camporee MAY CALENDAR 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 9 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm - Mt. Nebo 18 District Committee Mtg. - Memphis Housing Authority 6:00pm, 700 Adams - Board Room - 2nd Floor SUMMER CAMP Scoutmasters, the Kia Kima handbooks are in the Scout Office. There is one available per Troop. Each Scoutmaster may check his out at the front counter. Get yours as soon as possible! There are several changes that have been made for Summer Camp this year. Also, each Troop is urged to sign up for Summer Camp and reserve their campsite. There have been some changes in campsite arrangements. ROUNDTABLES All CS/BS Leaders are encouraged to attend the monthly Roundtables which are held the 2nd Tuesday each month, at Mt. Nebo Baptist Church - 7:00pm. Pam Scott, Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner, does a fantastic job of sharing new ways to make your Cub Scout meetings exciting. Come out and share in the FUN!!! DOD CHAIRMAN • Karl Birkholz COMMISSIONER • Carl Johnson EXECUTIVE • Stephen Miller APRIL CALENDAR 6 EOA Mtg. - 7:00pm 27 Exploring Committee Mtg., 6:30pm 28-30 Explorer Beach Weekend MAY CALENDAR CHAIRMAN • Maurice Sargeant COMMISSIONER • David Toney EXECUTIVE • Tyrone Hunt APRIL CALENDAR 1 NC Pinewood Derby, 9am Firestone Union Hall - 1036 Firestone 1st part BS Scout Basic Training, First Baptist Church - 682 S. Lauderdale 8:00am to 3:00pm 6 2nd part BS Basic Training, First Baptist Church - 682 S. Lauderdale 6:30pm to 9:30pm 11 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm - Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, 555 Vance 20 District Committee Mtg. - Memphis Housing Authority 6:00pm, 700 Adams 28-30 Camporee/Webelos Encampment, Camp Currier - East Road 4 EOA Meeting - 7:00pm 9 Quarterly Advisors Mtg. 22 Impact Luncheon 25 Exploring Committee Meeting 6:30pm LOCK-IN CANCELED The Explorer lock-in had to be canceled because registration fees were not in soon enough. In future events please make plans to tum your registration in well in advance of the deadline. BEACH WEEKEND Friday - April 28, we will be leaving for Biloxi, MS for our Beach Bash weekend. Your deposit should already be in. The balance is due April 17th don't forget. DOD �CHICKASAW LODGE TO HOST CONCLAVE NEW! Chickasaw Council's The Chickasaw Lodge of the Order of the Arrow will host the SE Region Section II Conclave at Kia Kima Scout Reservation on April 28-30, 1989. SCOUT SHOP The Last QA Conclave at Kia Kima was twenty years ago. Over 300 OA members from eight Lodges will attend. They represent Scouting from the whole state of Mississippi and West Tennessee. 171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112 901-323-7281 or 1-800-727-3272 WE ARE READY TO FILL YOUR ORDER FOR The Conclave Committee lead by Larry Raines, Section Chief, and Brad Bradley, Lodge Chief, with Advisory Jason Hood and Jim Laycook, have been planning for over a year to make this the BEST CONCLAVE EVER. The Great Adventure VISIT THE SCOUT SHOP KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION Your camping season is now only months away. Hopefully you have held your parent;s night by now. If your Boys tum in their $20,00 by May 1st, they will receive a coupon for a free Kia Kima T-shirt. Listed on this page is an updated chart showing which troops are signed-up. If your Troop is not on this chart contact your camping chairman. SCOUT SHOP We have new Items arriving weekly. Our April Special is 10 % off on all flashlights. Monthly "Theme" craft items are available for Den Leaders. UPDATED 3-10-89 June 18-24 June 25 July 1 July 2-8 July 9-15 July 16-22 CAMP OSAGE 347 286 240 506 BOB WHITE 355 COPPERHEAD 355 301 WIDTE HORSE 281 253 BROKEN BOW 97 359 77 401 130 78 149 WIDSPERING RAPIDS 64 48 234 66 68 TURKEY RUN 511 45 13 352 292 FOX FIRE 97 69 289 115 CEDAR ROCK 260 415/225 RUNNING DEER 368 460 CRAZY WOLF 360 86 TALKING TURTLE 345 238 YELLOW DOG 72 343 GHOST DRUM 9 200 206 100/102 203 188 90 CAMP CHEROKEE 238 381 57 204 256 517/520 149 246 WIDPPOORWILL 25 263 229 DRY BONES 343 56 75 ARROWHEAD 34 34 83 51 HOOT OWL 364 410 ROCKY TOP 275 FLINT STONE 85 BIG FOOT LONG KNIFE 55 BLACK JACK 255 340 29 240 274(273 523 304 171 245 33 528/532 96 202 46 206 231 � 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 Newsletter 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 VOLUME 26, NO. 4 Eight Honored with "Si Iver Beaver" Eight longtime leaders were presented the Silver Beaver Award recently as part of the Council Adult Recognition Banquet. This award is the highest honor an adult volunteer leader can re.ceive in the Council. The recipients, pictured above, are: (left to right) Jim W. Huls, Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter, Ron A. Walter, Robert W. Marshall, Sara Jme Prothero, Saul Kaplan, and Max B. Aycock. Receiving the award but not present for the picture was James B. Cross. We salute tfiese fine dedicated individuals for their long-tenn commitment to this great movement They individually and collectively have touched the lives of countless hundreds of youth in our communities. APRIL 1989 •• INVESTMENT IN YOUTH The 1989 SME, Sustaining Membership Enrollment, is well under way in the Chickasaw Council. Hundreds of Scouting volunteers are investing in their time and resources to ensure a successful 1989 enrollment At the March 3rd Report meeting of all Districts and Divisions, the council had achieved 43% of its goal of $650,000. Armistead Smith, chairman of this years drive, challenged all districts to complete the campaign this year in record time. He noted that only 6% of the prospects had been called on thus far, and with this great momentum, our objective could be reached far sooner than ever. · Participation in the 1989 SME is an "Investment" in the future of Scouting and a commitment to the Chickasaw Council. Your gift to this important campaign means a deeper personal involvement. People like to help other people. Volunteers are stronger suworters of Scouting when they participate in all phases of the Scouting movement. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY SET FOR MAY 6 Council Membership Chairman, James Anderson, announced that Assistant School Superintendent Johnnie B. Watson will chair the 1989 Camp Adventure Day at Camp Currier. ''This is wonderful opportunity to let 5th grade boys, who are potential troop membera see a real Boy Scout Camp and participate in some of the fun Scouting has to offer'', said Mr. Watson. Scoutmasters, mark your calendar for Wednesday, April 19th, to attend the "Spring Training" for the Camp Adventure Day. It is important for your Patrol Leaders to attend this meeting with you. A well trained team can RECRUIT and RETAIN new Scouts for their troop. COUNCIL CALENDAR APRIL CALENDAR 7 -9 0 .A. Work Weekend at Kia Kirna 8 Council-wide Pinewood Derby; Hickory Ridge Mall; Noon 12 Council Key-3 meeting; 5:00pm; Scout Service Center 15 Camp Currier Pool Cleanup day; Troops encouraged to participate 15 Cub Scout Basic Training; 8:30am to 4:00pm; Scout Service Center 19 "Camp Adventure Day" Orientation for Scoutmasters 22 Scout Environment Day 28 Deadline for $20 Deposit for all Scouts attending Kia Kima 28-30 Explorer Beach Weekend; Biloxi, MS 28-30 0.A. Conclave (Area m; Kia Kirna MAY CALENDAR 4 O.A. Executive Committee Meeting; 7:00pm; Scout Service Center 4 Health and Safety Committee Meeting 6 Camp Adventure Day; Camp Currier 11 Council Camping committee meeting; 7:00pm; Council Service Center 11 Council "Fast Start'' Training Committee meeting; 7:00pm Scout Service Center 13 Cub Scout Basic Training; 8:30am - 4:00pm; Scout Service Center 13 Camp Currier Pool opens 18 Council Executive Board Meeting 29 Memorial Day; office closed - Scout Shop open CHAIRMAN· Tom Prewitt, Jr. COMMISSIONER • Claude Brown EXECUTIVE • Scott Comas APRIL CALENDAR 6 Cub Scout Roundtable, 7:00pm Berclair Baptist Church 8 Northeast OA Work Weekend Council Pinewood Derby, 12:00 Hickory Ridge Mall 11 District Commissioner's Mtg. 6pm - Grimes memorial UMC 13 BS Roundtable & OA Mtg, 7:30pm - St. Michael's 15 CS Basic Training, 8:00am - Dunavant Scout Center 19 Camp Adventure Day SM Orientation, 7pm 21-23 NE District Camporee/Webelos Encampment, Camp Currier MAY CALENDAR 4 CS Roundtable, 7:30pm - Berclair Baptist Church 6 Camp Adventure Day - Camp Currier 9 District Commissioner's Mtg. 6pm - Grimes Memorial UMC District Committee Mtg. 7pm - Grimes Memorial UMC 11 BS Roundtable & OA Mtg., - St. Michael's 13 CS Basic Training, 8:00am - Dunavant Scout Center 29 Memorial Day - Office Closed PINEWOOD DERBY The recent NE District Pinewood Derby was a tremendous success! Over 150 friends and parents watched as 67 boys raced their homemade cars against some very tough competition. Bob Randall and his Pinewood Derby committee provided a fine track and an exciting double elimination format that kept all participants involved until the end. All participants were winners and received certificates. The top 3 finishers, who are eligible to race in the Council Pinewood Derby, were: 1st Place - Jay William, Pack 265: 2nd Place - Mark McKenzie, Pack 83; 3rd Place - Brad Carter, Pack 410. Congratulations to all involved! SPECIAL PHILMONT TRIP PLANNED Troop 268 from Rose Hill Baptist Church in Raleigh is planning a TRIP TO PHILMONT from June 24 - July 7, 1990. Scoutmaster Richard Reed is looking for 26 more boys and 4 more adults to complete his contingent. If you are considering a trip to Philmont during the summer of '90 and would like more information, please call Ric at home, 377-1757. THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES A special thanks is due Ken DuBois for 5 years devoted service to Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner. Ken is stepping down as Roundtable Commissioner, but will stay active as SM of Troop 83. Thanks for 5 years of exciting and interesting programs. DOD NASIHlll CHAIRMAN • Wilson Wages COMMISSIONER • Paul Foss EXECUTIVE • Stacy Massey APRIL CALENDAR 1-2 Junior Ldr. Training, at Camp Currier 5 CS Roundtable, Baker Community Center 8 Council Pinewood Derby 11 District Committee and Commissioners mtg.,- Baker Community Center 13 BS Roundtable, St. Paul's Episcopal Church - Scout Service Center 15 Cub Basic Training - Nashoba & North Central, Scout Service Center 21-23 Nashoba Spring Camporee, Camp Currier Deadline for all Scouts to have their $20.00 KKSR deposit in for camp! MAY CALENDAR 3 CS Roundtable - Baker Community Center 6 Camp Adventure Day - Camp Currier 9 District Committee and Commissioners Mtg., Baker Community Center 11 BS Roundtable - St. Paul's Episcopal Church 13 Cub Basic - Council Service Center 14 Mothers Day-Hug your Mother SPRING CAMPOREE The 1989 Nashoba Spring Camporee is just a few days from now and we are excited about this event. Robert Massey, our Camporee Chairman has a full line of activities planned for all who attend. On April 13 Robert Massey will be at Boy Scout Roundtable to answer any last minute questions you may have. If you have any problems or comments call him at, 372-4448. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY Camp Adventure Day will be held May 6, 1989. This is a day when boys in the fifth grade are invited to go out to Camp Currier for a fun day. Many activities are planned all day for these boys, and it's a great way for troops to recruit new scouts. If you are interested in participating in this event call Ray Ward, 357-5587. NEW UNITS IN NASHOBA DISTRICT In February 1989, three new units were chartered, and 17 boys joined the Boy Scouts of America as Scouts. Troop 389, Chartered by Mt. Vernon Methodist Church was our first new unit in February. Don Hansen is the Scoutmaster for Troop 389. Bolton and Gratitude United Methodist Church are the second new chartered partner's in the month of February. Wayne •Williams is the Cubmaster for Pack 382, and Doug Depoister is the Scoutmaster for Troop 382. Please join me in welcoming these new units to the Nashoba District and the Chickasaw Council. DOD llHRlllEN CHAIRMAN • Bryan Brackin EXECUTIVE· Jeff Harrison APRIL CALENDAR 10 District Committee Mtg, 7pm 1st United Methodist Church 20 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm West Memphis, Scout Hut 21 Spring Camporee 28 Explorer Beach Weekend Biloxi, Mississippi MAY CALENDAR 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 8 District Committee Mtg., 7pm 1st United Methodist Church 18 CS/BS Roundtables, 7pm - West Memphis Scout Hut 29 Memorial Oay - Office Closed SPRING CAMPOREE Let's get ready to have fun. All troops need to get ready for this years spring camporee. It will be held on April 21-23, on Chess Williams' land. Please make plans to attend with your troop. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY The Chickasaw Council Camp Adventure Day is going to be held on May 6, 1989, at Camp Currier. All troops need to plan to participate. This is a good way to get more boys into your troop and still have enough time to get them to summer camp. DOD NW MISSISSIPPI CHAIRMAN • Dr. David Haraway COMMISSIONER • Eddie Hanaford EXECUTIVE • Don Moss APRIL CALENDAR 6 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm - Hernando Natl. Guard Armory 7-9 OA Work Weekend, Kia Kima 8 Council Pinewood Derby - Hickory Ridge Mall, Memphis 19 District Committee Mtg., 7:17pm 1st United Methodist Church, Senatobia CHAIRMAN - Gary Shorb COMMISSIONER - Ron Edmonds EXECUTIVE - Don Burke APRIL CALENDAR 6 District Committee Mtg., 7:30pm - Kingsway Christian Church 7-9 Camporee/Webelos Encampment at Camp Currier 8 Council Pinewood Derby - Hickory Ridge Mall 13 CS/BS Roundtables, 7:30pm Kingsway Christian Church 15 CS Basic Training - Scout Office, 8:30am to 4pm 19 Scoutmaster Orientation /Cub Adventure Day 27 District Commissioners Mtg., 7:30pm - Kingsway Christian Church 28 0.A. Conclave at KKSR CAMPOREE & WEBELOS ENCAMPMENT The Camporee and Encampment will be held April 7-9 this year at Camp Currier. We are expecting a large number of Scouters to participate. Josh Bell has a great Camporee staff, which has developed a super weekend of activities for all to enjoy. Randy Pepper and his staff have also planned yet another outstanding Webelos Encampment. Remember to fill out your Local Tour Permit and your camping permit before you go. See you there on the 7th. DISTRICT PINEWOOD DERBY The District Pinewood Derby was held Saturday, March 4th at the Emmanuel Methodist Church. There were three trophies awarded; 1st Place went to Steve Darby - Pack 87; 2nd Place went to Michael Rodgers - Pack 358; 3rd Place went to Jim Goings - Pack 343. Also selected was a 4th Place alternate, Dylan Kennedy - Pack 206. The Council race will be April 8. DOD Ron Edmonds receives Camping Award at Council Banquet CHAIRMAN - Dr. Todd Brooks COMMISSIONER - Del Gill APRIL CALENDAR 5 CS/BS Leader Roundtables 7pm - So. Area Bd. of Education 20 Commissioners Mtg., 7pm Dunavant Scout Service Center 24 District Committee Mtg., 7pm So. Area Bd. of Education DISTRICT COMMITTEE ROSTER District Chairman - Dr. Todd Brooks, District Commissioner - Del Gill, Advancement Chairperson - Terri Brown, Training Chairman - John Guinn Sr., Membership Chairman - Randy Hooker, Camping Chairman - Dr. J.B. McLaurin, SME Chairman - Greg Anderson, Activities Chairman - J. B. Smiley. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY On Saturday - May 6, selected Scoutmasters will attend Camp Currier to host and invite new boys to join their Troops. These boys have never been in scouting before and will experience a day of fun, fellowship, scouting skills and food. If you need new boys in your unit, please participate in this exciting day. Mr. J. B. Smiley or his staff will be calling you (Scoutmasters). SUMMER CAMP AT KIA KIMA The first question a boy asks when he joins scouting is "When are we going camping"? You can answer that question by telling him he is going on a week long trip to Hardy, Arkansas, at Camp Kia Kima. Don't disappoint your boys, call the Scout Office and let's work it out. MARK YOUR CALENDARS (SCOUTS) What: Dist. Spring Camporee When: May 12-14, 1989 Where: Camp Currier Who: Webelos/BS/Leaders Theme: "Kenya at Currier" CUBS What: Cub Fest When: May 13, 1989 Where: Camp Currier-Center Rd. Who: Tiger Cubs/CS/Webelos Theme: Olympics LET'S GO FISHING Our new Camping Chairman - Dr. J. B. McLaurin and staff are putting together a Fishing Derby for all Tigers, Cubs, and Scouts for the month of July, at Camp Currier. There will be Trophies and ribbons for all participants. Look for more details. DOD CHAIRMAN - Hank Shelton COMMISSIONER - Dr. John Austin EXECUTIVE - Steve Brummett APRIL CALENDAR 6 CS Roundtable, 7pm - 2nd Presbyterian Church 8 Council Pinewood Derby - Hickory Ridge Mall Stage 11 BS Roundtable, 7pm - St. Luke's Methodist Church 14-16 District Camporee - Camp Currier, East Road - New Property 15: Cub Basic Training, 8:30am - Scout Office Meeting Room 19 Scoutmasters Orientation Mtg. for Camp Adventure Day - 7pm Scout Office 24 District Commissioners Mtg. - 7pm, St. Luke's Methodist Church 25 District Committee Mtg.,- 7pm - St. Luke's Methodist Church 29 OA Conclave Kia Kima MAY CALENDAR 4 Cub Scout Roundtable 6 Camp Adventure Day - Camp Currier 9 BS Roundtable & OA Mtg.,- 7pm, St. Luke's Methodist Church 13 Cub Basic Training, 8:30pm - Scout Office 19-20 Weblos Encampment - Camp Currier, Center Road 22 District Commissioners Mtg., 7pm St. Luke's Methodist Church 23 District Committee Mtg.,- 7pm St. Luke's Methodist Church TRAINING Gary Prudhomme, Judy Gary, Tom Dennis, Don Green and Cindy Greer are new members of the training committee. There is now a monthly Council-wide Cub Leader Training at the Scout Office. See the calendar for dates. Get to training, it's fun. CAMPING Kia Kima still has openings. Put the $50.00 deposit for your troop and you can join in on the fun this summer. ADVANCEMENT The advancement committee has 2 new members for 1989. They are Brion Issing and Eddie Hamilton CAMP ADVENTURE DAY Camp Adventure Day is an event where all 5th grade boys are invited to come to Camp Currier for a day of Scouting events. It is a great way to get new boys for troops. If followed up the boys can get the benefit of Scouting and a troop can help its membership. DOD CONGRATULATIONS ·--1·~ __ ·~.---~-- NEW EAGLE SCOUTS! ~ Joseph C. Perkins - Troop 32 3311 Sweet Spring (38128) William S. Newcomb - Troop 34 44 s Auburndale (38104) Mark T. Mitchell - Troop 263 3783 Twinmout (38128) Christopher L. Bing - Troop 94 3979 Hermitage (38116) Josh Bowles Bell IV - Troop 64 2829 Belgrave (38138) Brian Bostick - Troop 64 7149 Woodridge Ln (38138) Joseph M. Dang - Troop 340 1869 Elmhurst Dr. (38138) Kevin Gafford Fitz - Troop 359 2740 McVay Rd. (38119) DOD WEBELO SCOUT DAY MAY 27 AT LICHTERMAN NATURE CENTER 9:30 TO 3:00 On Saturday May 27th from 9:30 to 3:00 the Lichterman Nature Center is sponsoring its first Webelo Scout Day. Throughout the day scouts will participate in 6 activity stations which will introduce them to wildlife, "unlovable" plants and reptiles, predators, insects, camouflage and other ecology topics! The events will be both instructional and activity oriented to keep the interest level high. The program will be able to accommodate a maximum of 125 boys. These will be randomly divided into six groups with approximately 21 boys per group. The groups will then be led through the 6 activity stations by Nature Center leaders. The program will begin at 9:30 AM with a group introduction and welcome. From 10 AM ti! Noon there will be 4 sessions. Lunch break from Noon til 12:45 PM. Two sessions and a closing ceremony will follow lunch. Please bring a picnic/sack lunch and drinks. There are no drink machines on the property. The program costs $3.00/scout. Den leader and assistant leader are admitted free. Other adults at $3 each. Any sized dens are welcome. Groups will be mixed. This will be a great chance to get out and explore the out of doors with your group. Due to the demand, advance registration and payment required to reserve a place. For more information please call Linda Edwards at the Lichterman Nature Center at 767-7322. JAMBOREE LEADERSHIP SELECTED The National Jamboree Contingent from the Chickasaw Council is well underway in its planning and preparations. We will have two full troops, leaving for this super experience in late July and early August. Each Troop will consist of 32 youth members, and 8 Adult staff. Our council has been assigned troop numbers 207 and 208. Steve Signaigo, Scoutmaster of Troop 340 in our council, will serve as Scoutmaster of Jamboree Troop 207. Bob Massey, Scoutmaster of Troop 29 in our council, will serve as Scoutmaster of Jamboree Troop 208. After careful consideration, the following scouts were selected to serve as troop leaders; Troop 207 Senior Patrol Leader - Kelly Castleberry Assistant Senior Patrol Leader - Jason Potts Quartermaster - Jeremy Thurman Scribe - Kenneth Scott Troop 208 Senior Patrol Leader - Andrew Perry Assistant Senior Patrol Leader - Casey Benzel Quartermaster - Kevin G. Ritz Scribe - Bryan Garvey It is not too late to sign up for the Jamboree, but don't wait too long. If you have a scout in your troop or know of a scout who is considering this once in a lifetime experience, please contact Steve Signaigo or Bob Massey, or call the Scout Service Center. This Jamboree will be one to be remembered for many, many years. United Way of Greater Memphis LIVING MEMORY BOB YAHOLA BY Schering-Plough Corporation MEMORY OF HARRISON GUNTER LEE BY Mr. and Mrs. Jean M. Ulmer MR. THANE SMITH, SR. BY Mrs. Ernest G. Kelly DR. PERCY MOUNT BY Sandra Abel MRS. HARRY BRAHM BY Mr. and Mrs. Forrest White Mrs. Beulah S. Morris Carolyn Gardiner, Sandy Treece and Jan Howles DR. FRED GOLDBERG BY Sandra & Elliot Abel IN MEMORY OF RICHARD SIEGEL BY Sandra & Elliot Abel MR. JOE RAINES, SR. BY Dr. & Mrs. John R. Austin MRS. HELEN WARD BY Dr. & Mrs. John R. Austin RON PROTHERO BY Mr. & Mrs. Dana Curtis LOUISE YOUNG BY Sandra & Elliot Abel DOD 21-23 OA Work Weekend - Kia Kima 22 Scout Environment Day 27 District Commissioners Mtg. 28-30 OA Conclave - Kia Kima MAY CALENDAR 4 CS\BS Roundtable, 7pm - Hernando Natl. Guard Armory 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 11 Council Fast Start Training Committee Meeting 12-14 Webelos Spring Encampment, Camp Currier 17 District Committee Mtg., 7: 15pm - 1st United Methodist Church, Senatobia 20 Council Executive Board Mtg. 25 District Commissioner Meeting 29 Memorial Day - Office Closed KKSR PARENT'S NIGHT Those troops going to Kia Kima this summer should schedule a Parent's Night as soon as possible. The purpose of the Parent's Night is to explain Summer Camp to the parents of Scouts. These meetings should be held by April 7, 1989. OA CONCLAVE The OA Conclave is scheduled for April 28-30, at Kia Kima Scout reservation. The weekends of April 7-9 and 21-23 are slated as OA work weekends to prepare the camp. Please address any questions to the OA Lodge Advisor, Ricky McNeil. CAMP ADVENTURE DAY The 1989 Council Camp Adventure Day is scheduled for May 6, 1989, at Camp Currier. This is an opportunity for Boy Scout Troops to help increase the number of youth that ate served in our district. Scoutmasters please make plans to participate in this event. CONGRATULATIONS On February 25th, Don Moss married Denise Kisded of Greenville, MS. The couple is now residing in Hom Lake, MS. Good luck to Denise and Don. DOD CHAIRMAN • Randall P. Swaney COMMISSIONER • Drew St. John EXECUTIVE · Maurice Henderson APRIL CALENDAR 6 BS Roundtable, 7pm Grace United Methodist Church 8 Council Pinewood Derby 13 CS Roundtable, 7:30pm Grace United Methodist Church 15 Council Cub Basic Training 14-16 Great Southwest Camporee MAY CALENDAR 4 BS Roundtable 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 11 CS Roundtable 13 Council Cub Training 14 Mother's Day 19-21 Webelos Encampment WEBELOS ENCAMPMENT This year we look forward to all the new 9 year olds that will join us at the Webelos Encampment. As always, we will have a host of activities and classes for your boys to enjoy. I look forward to seeing you there. We still have camp sites available if you don't have one. Come by the office and make your reservation. Wardell Turner is the chairman this year. If you have any questions call him at 789-0454 or call Maurice, 372-4193. MALL SHOW This year Southland Mall Show was superb. We had 11 packs and 11 troops to participate and every one of them received a blue ribbon for their displays. The mall made some presentations as well. Troop 94 received recognition from the mall for the best display. Troop 94's theme was rope making. Troop & Pack 401 received recognition from the mall as well for their boys outstanding behavior. We were also, given a special treat with three performances from the QA Dancers. I would like to thank Willie Tate, Dallas Palmertree and everyone who helped make this day a success. We had 40 cars to participate in the District Pinewood Derby. Keven Loeffler from P-449 was the first place winner, Jeremy Hosteler P-90 - 2nd place, and Kenneth McCain from P-344 took 3rd place. Christopher Ward from P-408 got the Trophy for the best designed car. CHAIRMAN • Maurice Sargeant COMMISSIONER • David Toney EXECUTIVE • Tyrone Hunt APRIL CALENDAR 1 NC Pinewood Derby, 9am Firestone Union Hall - 1036 Firestone 1st part BS Scout Basic Training, First Baptist Church - 682 S. Lauderdale 8:00am to 3:00pm 6 2nd part BS Basic Training, First Baptist Church - 682 S. Lauderdale 6:30pm to 9:30pm 11 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm - Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, 555 Vance 20 District Committee Mtg. - Memphis Housing Authority 6:00pm, 700 Adams 28-30 Camporee/Webelos Encampment, Camp Currier - East Road MAY CALENDAR 6 Camp Adventure Day, Camp Currier 9 CS/BS Roundtable, 7pm - Mt. Nebo 18 District Committee Mtg. - Memphis Housing Authority 6:00pm, 700 Adams - Board Room - 2nd Floor SUMMER CAMP Scoutmasters, the Kia Kima handbooks are in the Scout Office. There is one available per Troop. Each Scoutmaster may check his out at the front counter. Get yours as soon as possible! There are several changes that have been made for Summer Camp this year. Also, each Troop is urged to sign up for Summer Camp and reserve their campsite. There have been some changes in campsite arrangements. ROUNDTABLES All CS/BS Leaders are encouraged to attend the monthly Roundtables which are held the 2nd Tuesday each month, at Mt. Nebo Baptist Church - 7:00pm. Pam Scott, Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner, does a fantastic job of sharing new ways to make your Cub Scout meetings exciting. Come out and share in the FUN!!! DOD CHAIRMAN • Karl Birkholz COMMISSIONER • Carl Johnson EXECUTIVE • Stephen Miller APRIL CALENDAR 6 EOA Mtg. - 7:00pm 27 Exploring Committee Mtg., 6:30pm 28-30 Explorer Beach Weekend MAY CALENDAR 4 EOA Meeting - 7:00pm 9 Quarterly Advisors Mtg. 22 Impact Luncheon 25 Exploring Committee Meeting 6:30pm LOCK-IN CANCELED The Explorer lock-in had to be canceled because registration fees were not in soon enough. In future events please make plans to tum your registration in well in advance of the deadline. BEACH WEEKEND Friday - April 28, we will be leaving for Biloxi, MS for our Beach Bash weekend. Your deposit should already be in. The balance is due April 17th don't forget. DOD CHICKASAW LODGE TO HOST CONCLAVE The Chickasaw Lodge of the Order of the Arrow will host the SE Region Section II Conclave at Kia Kima Scout Reservation on April 28-30, 1989. The Last QA Conclave at Kia Kima was twenty years ago. Over 300 OA members from eight Lodges will attend. They represent Scouting from the whole state of Mississippi and West Tennessee. The Conclave Committee lead by Larry Raines, Section Chief, and Brad Bradley, Lodge Chief, with Advisory Jason Hood and Jim Laycook, have been planning for over a year to make this the BEST CONCLAVE EVER. SCOUT SHOP We have new Items arriving weekly. Our April Special is 10 % off on all flashlights. Monthly "Theme" craft items are available for Den Leaders. NEW! Chickasaw Council's SCOUT SHOP 171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38112 901-323-7281 or 1-800-727-3272 WE ARE READY TO FILL YOUR ORDER FOR The Great Adventure VISIT THE SCOUT SHOP UPDATED 3-10-89 BOB WHITE COPPERHEAD WIDTE HORSE BROKEN BOW WIDSPERING RAPIDS TURKEY RUN FOX FIRE CEDAR ROCK RUNNING DEER CRAZY WOLF TALKING TURTLE YELLOW DOG GHOST DRUM BIG FOOT WIDPPOORWILL DRY BONES ARROWHEAD HOOT OWL ROCKY TOP FLINT STONE LONG KNIFE BLACK JACK KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION Your camping season is now only months away. Hopefully you have held your parent;s night by now. If your Boys tum in their $20,00 by May 1st, they will receive a coupon for a free Kia Kima T-shirt. Listed on this page is an updated chart showing which troops are signed-up. If your Troop is not on this chart contact your camping chairman. June June 25 July July July 18-24 July 1 2-8 9-15 16-22 CAMP OSAGE 355 347 286 355 301 240 506 281 253 401 130 97 359 77 78 149 64 48 234 66 68 511 45 13 352 292 97 69 289 115 260 415/225 200 368 460 206 100/102 360 86 188 203 345 238 90 72 343 CAMP CHEROKEE 9 238 381 57 149 246 204 256 25 263 229 517/520 343 56 75 340 34 34 83 51 364 410 29 240 206 275 274(273 523 85 304 171 245 231 55 33 528/532 255 96 202 46 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 (Apr) Chickasaw Council <em>Smoke Signals</em> Newsletter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Chickasah Lodge Chickasaw Council Newsletter Conclave Kia Kima Newsletter Order of the Arrow Silver Beaver https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c251f9c23b05869163395808508c0d37.pdf a0641127cc433f2c7bb130394b2a7153 PDF Text Text rScoutmast~--for half-cent . dy' Irwin cited ith ame troop By Steve Gaither Staff Reporter Robert L. 'Buddy' Irwin has been a scoutmaster with the same troop for 50 years. It's been a great way for a 77year-old man to retain some boyish youth. "My name is Robert L., but they all call me Buddy. That's the way I want it. We become buddies and that's the name of the game." Irwin will be honored for his 50 years of service to Chickasaw Council Troop 97 of the Boy Scouts of America at 2 p.m. Sunday at Broadway Baptist Church, 1574 East Shelby Drive. Nine of Irwin's scouts will reach scouting's highest level - Eagle Scout. The public is invited to the ceremony. Bill Cox, a member Of the troop's sponsoring church and chairmanof the troop committee, said Irwin has helped build the entire Chickasaw Council, not just his troop, which regularly rates as one of the top 16in the nation. .{. "I don't even know what to say about the man," Cox said. "He's done more for. scouting than anybody in the country. He's known everywhere he goes." Weekly hikes, the regular twoweek summer camps and various other trips around the . country are still part of Irwin's routine. The troop has' served cornbread from fresh-ground meal and white beans to the likes of Loretta Lynn from their booth at the Mid-South Fair. Irwin sees it all as a blessing of good fortune. "I love scouting and I love working with boys," said Irwin, who has two grown daughters (former Girl Scouts), five grand- A ceremony Sunday will mark the 50th year in scouting for Robert L. 'Buddy' Irwin, 77. With him are two members of his troop, Ben Carter, left, and Sam McDonald, both 12. Irwin has produced hundreds of Eagle Scouts over the years. daughters and a grandson who Drive. is, naturally, a Boy Scout. ~'Ifeel Through it all, Irwin continthe Lord led me into scouting. ues to attract scouts from GerIt's D+Y testimony." mantown, Cordova and North Irwin organized Troop 97 in Memphis. February of 1939at Galilee BapOver the years, lots of names accomplishments were tist Church on Gaither Street and near Mississippi Boulevard. The etched into Irwin's memory. church became Broadway BapFormer Germantown Mayor tist Church and the congrega- Warner 'Rusty' Hodges, several tion and scout troop moved to area business executives, 14 Whitehaven years later. The ministers and 17 lawyers have church now meets in DeSoto camped, climbed mountains and County, but the troop still meets canoed with Irwin. Jimmy Dawat the church facility on Shelby kins, a monitor with the Internal Revenue Service in Memphis who has been blind since birth, is among former. Troop 97 members and is the only blind Eagle Scout in America, Irwin said. More than 200 of his troop members have graduated to Eagle Scouts. In 1950,the entire troop shook hands with President Harry S Truman. About that same time, Troop 97 scout Jimmy Clayton gave the opening prayer to a sesPlease see SCOUTS, Page E3 �, , 2'2 From Page E1 Scouts wide scout jamboree in Calgary, mouth and eyes. The burning Canada, in 1985.His troop always didn't stop for two weeks. attends the national jamboree, Irwin said scouting has someas it will this summer in Freder- thing to offer every boy. sion of the U.S. House of Repre- icksburg, Va. sentatives. Troop 97 scouts and Irwin, I' Irwin and nine of his scouts have climbed mountains, survived white-water river trips, • were the first nongovernment spelunkers to explore Blan- explored Mayan ruins in Mexi-" " chard Springs Caverns in north- co, slept on the lawn outside the Washington Monument and ~ ern Arkansas, since the Indian ~ explorer who died in the cave camped in the Arizona desert. Scouting has changed little " centuries before. f Irwin and his troop loaded over the past 50 years, Irwin : their 40-passenger bus (paid for said. Some programs have been developed especially for innerthrough the boys' fund-raising : efforts) and went to the world- city kids, but the basic tenets ~ citizenship :~------------------------~ character-building, and physical fitness - are the same. And Irwin says that the kids are pretty much the same, too. "Boys haven't changed. They're still looking forward to' the same experiences. Boys still have that yearning for the outdoors, to find out things like the different kinds of birds and trees. The name of the game is 'a boy learns by doing.' "I have no trouble getting boys (in the troop)." Through the years, Irwin has been the object of pranks. Irwin has been tied to a tree and thrown into a lake. He still laughs about the time he slept peacefully while some scouts spread mustard around his I I "It's a chance to let a boy be a boy in his boyhood, to get away from the algebra and the English for a while." � 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 rScoutmast~--- for half-cent . By Steve Gaither Staff Reporter Robert L. 'Buddy' Irwin has been a scoutmaster with the same troop for 50 years. It's been a great way for a 77- year-old man to retain some boyish youth. "My name is Robert L., but they all call me Buddy. That's the way I want it. We become buddies and that's the name of the game." Irwin will be honored for his 50 years of service to Chickasaw Council Troop 97 of the Boy Scouts of America at 2 p.m. Sunday at Broadway Baptist Church, 1574East Shelby Drive. Nine of Irwin's scouts will reach scouting's highest level - Eagle Scout. The public is invited to the ceremony. Bill Cox, a member Of the troop's sponsoring church and chairmanof the troop committee, said Irwin has helped build the entire Chickasaw Council, not just his troop, which regularly rates as one of the top 16in the nation. .{. "I don't even know what to say about the man," Cox said. "He's done more for. scouting than anybody in the country. He's known everywhere he goes." Weekly hikes, the regular twoweek summer camps and various other trips around the . country are still part of Irwin's routine. The troop has' served cornbread from fresh-ground meal and white beans to the likes of Loretta Lynn from their booth at the Mid-South Fair. Irwin sees it all as a blessing of good fortune. "I love scouting and I love working with boys," said Irwin, who has two grown daughters (former Girl Scouts), five granddy' Irwin cited ith ame troop A ceremony Sunday will mark the 50th year in scouting for Robert L. 'Buddy' Irwin, 77. With him are two members of his troop, Ben Carter, left, and Sam McDonald, both 12. Irwin has produced hundreds of Eagle Scouts over the years. daughters and a grandson who is, naturally, a Boy Scout. ~'Ifeel the Lord led me into scouting. It's D+Y testimony." Irwin organized Troop 97 in February of 1939at Galilee Baptist Church on Gaither Street near Mississippi Boulevard. The church became Broadway Baptist Church and the congregation and scout troop moved to Whitehaven years later. The church now meets in DeSoto County, but the troop still meets at the church facility on Shelby Revenue Service in Memphis who has been blind since birth, is among former. Troop 97 members and is the only blind Eagle Scout in America, Irwin said. More than 200 of his troop members have graduated to Eagle Scouts. In 1950,the entire troop shook hands with President Harry S Truman. About that same time, Troop 97 scout Jimmy Clayton gave the opening prayer to a ses- Please see SCOUTS, Page E3 Drive. Through it all, Irwin continues to attract scouts from Germantown, Cordova and North Memphis. Over the years, lots of names and accomplishments were etched into Irwin's memory. Former Germantown Mayor Warner 'Rusty' Hodges, several area business executives, 14 ministers and 17 lawyers have camped, climbed mountains and canoed with Irwin. Jimmy Dawkins, a monitor with the Internal 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 (2/23/1989) Commercial Appeal: Scoutmaster 'Buddy' Irwin Cited for Half-Century with Same Troop Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Commercial Appeal Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Barry Moore Ole 97 Periodical Scoutmaster https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/19978052bb91629df94cb5ebee29f946.pdf 04fbe7d1b278727947718585057addd9 PDF Text Text ~D DATE 04123/88 PAGE 1 FIRST NAIE/LAST • 91 ROBERT YAIG.A PADV CRAWFORD, JR ASl1 CLAXTON ASl1 911TH ASl1 llW.EN STAFF DUTY 5'1 Al.LEN L., PADV BADGE CW& NO SE-487 STAFF IEPeERS ROSTER C~CIL ADDRESS NO. OCCUPATl~ 1£11PHIS1 TN 38134 CHICKASAIJ 558 PKG. ENiltEER 2630 11055 VALLEY RD 11El'IPHIS, TN 38134 CHI CKASAIJ-558 EXPLORING EXEQJATJ\ 25~ JEtM>OD TOl111Y E. ASl1 RT 2 BOX 279 BUCHANAN, TN 36222 WEST TN.-559 ATTENDANCE SUPERV I ~ THANE ASl'I 7223 GREAT OAKS GERMANTOIJN, TN 38138 CHICKASAlil 558 CONTRACTOR JAMES F. A511 7446 PALGRAVE LN GERHANTOlilN , TN 38115 CHICKASAlil 556 ENGINEER 6364 FORREST GROVE 11El1PHIS1 TN 36119 CHICKASAW 556 PEDIATRICIAN ~~9- ..,, 17SI 1, SPL STANFORD DR. JAl1ES SPL cc GIL11ER PHILIP A. cc 1566 DI111JOOD ST. 11El1PHIS1 TN 36134 CHICKASAW 556 DIRECTOR - TRAVEL (»! ELLIOTT YARREN R. Qtl 4364 DEBORAH 1181PHIS1 TN 36106 CHICKASAW 556 TECHNICIAN 3596 CLAYMORE APT. 1 11El1PHIS1 TN 36116 CHICKASAW 556 STOCK CONTROLLER 2467 INVERARY l1El1PHIS1 TN 36119 CHICKASAW CIVIL ENGINEER· • AQl1 EASON ROBERT L. AQl1 AQl1 SHEFSKY OSCAR AQl1 l'IC COVINGTON VERNON J. 11C RT 2 BOX 131 R MILLINGTON1 TN 36053 CHICKASAW 556 TECH. SUPERVISOR ti( JEANS CURTIS MC 2023 Alll:Y GAP DR ~PHIS, T~· 36134 CHICKASAW 558 DIV HARKET REP l1C l100RE BARRY W. MC 6765 ROCKBROOK DRIVE 11El1PHIS1 TN 36115 CHICKASAW 556 TECH SPECIALIST 11C SIGNAIGO STEPHEN J. 11C 9694 HOLLY GROVE RD CORDOVA, TN 36016 CHJCKASAIJ 556 BEVERAGE DISTRIBUl 11C SKELTON CLYDE G. 2552 JEN11'00D 11EHPHIS1 TN 36134 CHICKASAW 558 DISBURSING OFFICEf 11C STRICKLAND ROBERT 11. 11C 7552 HATCH CIRCLE ARLINGTON, TN 36002 CHICKASAIJ 556 GEN CONT . ASST. . • RECORDS SELECTED 1b 11C �WOOD BADGE COURSE SEPATROL ROSTER DATE 04110/88 • ?AGE ',. NAME/LAST ~ FIRST PAT l'IALCOLllJ It LINDA LEE WINSTEAD ~ CARTER 15 NEALE J. GEORGE RES JENSEN I ROSCOE JORDAN IJ MARTIN .6 LORETTA G. .B RICHARD IJ. COOK s MILTON MARTIN COCHRAN /j JOHN R. DAUGHTREY e CONNIE E. 5HEODAN d NANCI ANN RICHARD RAY REED '5 IJ o MORGAN RONNIE O. COLE1 JR. I SAM F. LAWRENCE J. 30KSA IJ PROTHERO 6 PAUL RONALD DEAN PERl'ENTER : HENRY EUGENE HORRIS I.JAYNE LARRY JOHNSON MICHAEL D. MULLINS f3 JOHN !'!ARK tJt> :JRIGHT KATHLEEN B. PROCTOR Ii THOMAS J. ZEl1AN JERALD DAN ~O BENZEL t-> D UILLIFORD I JR. IJILLIAl1 H. 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S-69 ,_ • f><J 1.t- 4 ·BB .J-17-·~ I• 3 •8 , 12. •14-8& , .s.gs 1-S·B~ z-i.~-~o IO • II· , , t:-1 - ~o ..5 - 8-8" 1-1. 4 -8 ' 1-L. " -8<> 4 -2.I- - 9o 11.-~-88 7-z..t-z~ I - 11 · R:) 1-10-9 .. J -lo -8' 'f.~ 2r1+-i'i)w ,_ ... , .z -2? . 1-I Z ·B~ I - .JJ.,o I-to-•~ 1-/ 8-~o , o � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 DATE 04123/88 ~D BADGE CW& NO SE -487 PAGE 1 STAFF IEPeERS ROSTER • NAIE/LAST FIRST STAFF ADDRESS C~CIL NO. OCCUPATl~ DUTY 91 YAIG.A ROBERT 5'1 25~ JEtM>OD 1£11PHIS1 TN 38134 CHICKASAIJ 558 PKG. ENiltEER PADV CRAWFORD, JR Al.LEN L., PADV 2630 11055 VALLEY RD 11El'IPHIS, TN 38134 CHI CKASAIJ-558 EXPLORING EXEQJATJ\ ASl1 CLAXTON TOl111Y E. ASl1 RT 2 BOX 279 BUCHANAN, TN 36222 WEST TN.-559 ATTENDANCE SUPERV I ~ ASl1 911TH THANE ASl'I 7223 GREAT OAKS GERMANTOIJN, TN 38138 CHICKASAlil 558 CONTRACTOR ASl1 llW.EN JAMES F. A511 7446 PALGRAVE LN GERHANTOlilN , TN 38115 CHICKASAlil 556 ENGINEER ~~9- ..,, 17S I 1, SPL STANFORD DR. JAl1ES SPL 6364 FORREST GROVE 11El1PHIS1 TN 36119 CHICKASAW 556 PEDIATRICIAN cc GIL11ER PHILIP A. cc 1566 DI111JOOD ST. 11El1PHIS1 TN 36134 CHICKASAW 556 DIRECTOR - TRAVEL (»! ELLIOTT YARREN R. Qtl 4364 DEBORAH 1181PHIS1 TN 36106 CHICKASAW 556 TECHNICIAN • AQl1 EASON ROBERT L. AQl1 3596 CLAYMORE APT. 1 11El1PHIS1 TN 36116 CHICKASAW 556 STOCK CONTROLLER AQl1 SHEFSKY OSCAR AQl1 2467 INVERARY l1El1PHIS1 TN 36119 CHICKASAW CIVIL ENGINEER · l'IC COVINGTON VERNON J. 11C RT 2 BOX 131 R MILLINGTON1 TN 36053 CHICKASAW 556 TECH. SUPERVISOR ti( JEANS CURTIS MC 2023 Alll:Y GAP DR ~PHIS, T~· 36134 CHICKASAW 558 DIV HARKET REP l1C l100RE . BARRY W. MC 6765 ROCKBROOK DRIVE 11El1PHIS1 TN 36115 CHICKASAW 556 TECH SPECIALIST 11C SIGNAIGO STEPHEN J. 11C 9694 HOLLY GROVE RD CORDOVA, TN 36016 CHJCKASAIJ 556 BEVERAGE DISTRIBUl 11C SKELTON CLYDE G. 11C 2552 JEN11'00D 11EHPHIS1 TN 36134 CHICKASAW 558 DISBURSING OFFICEf 11C STRICKLAND ROBERT 11. 11C 7552 HATCH CIRCLE ARLINGTON, TN 36002 CHICKASAIJ 556 GEN CONT . ASST . • RECORDS SELECTED 1 b DATE 04110/88 WOOD BADGE COURSE SE- 487 ?AGE l PATROL ROSTER • ' NAME/LAST ~ FIRST - DIST UNIT POS PATROL CERT NO COACH TICKET Ticfef COl..WS£LOR COUNSELOR Comp e ed CURRIE ,. 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I SAM F. 10 T075 cc OYL SE-487-29 MOORE JEANS z-i.~-~o 30KSA IJ LAWRENCE J. 01 T265 SA FOX SE-487-21 JE ANS JEANS IO • II· ,, PROTHERO 6 PAUL RONALD 02 T247 SA OIJL SE-487-33 MOORE MOOR E t:-1 - ~o PERl'ENTER : DEAN 02 T355 SA OWL SE-487 -32 MOORE MOORE ..5 - 8-8" HORRIS HENRY EUGENE 01 T410 SA OWL SE-487-31 MOOR E MOORE 1-1. 4 -8 ' JOHNSON - LARRY I.JAYNE 02 T061 SM BOB IJHITE SE-487-09 SKELTON SHEFSKY 1-L." -8<> • MULLINS f3 MICHAEL D. 02 T051 SA BEAVER SE-487-05 COVINGTON SHEFSKY 4 -2.I- - 9o tJ t> :JRIGHT JOHN !'!ARK 02 T246 SA EAGLE SE-487-18 SIGNAIGO SIGNAIGO PROCTOR Ii KATHLEEN B. 10 T274 MC EAGLE SE-487-16 SIGNAIGO SIGNAIGO 11.-~-88 ZEl1AN " THOM AS J. 01 T20 2 SA EAGLE SE- 487-20 SIGNAIGO SIGNAIGO 7-z..t-z~ ~O BENZEL JERALD DAN 03 T029 SA EAGLE SE-487-14 SIGNAIGO SlGNAIGO t-> D UI LLIFORD I JR. IJILLIAl1 H. 02 T247 MC BOB WHITE SE-487-13 SK ELTON SKELTON K I MBROUGH IJ LLOYD HENRY 01 T252 SA BOB IJHITE SE-487-10 SKELTON SKELTON I - 11 · R:) ~AUHON G LEN FERREL 10 TOSO SA BOB IJHITE SE-487-11 SKELTON SKE LTON 1-10-9 .. SOBANSKl a RICHARD C. 02 T355 CC BOB lilHITE SE-487-12 SKELTON SKELTON J -lo -8' VICKERS '9 THOMAS E. Db T235 SM BEAVER SE- 487-07 COVINGTON SMITH 'f.~ 2r1+-i'i)w .z -2? . , o EVANS s COLE B. 02 T061 SA BEAR SE-487-38 STRlCKLAND SMITH ,_ ... , Nb aOUL UARE Ell ZABETH J. 02 T023 MC BEAR SE-487-36 STRICKLAND STANFORD ~ fl TALLANT JEFFERY F. 02 T089 SA BEAR SE-487-40 STRICKLAND STANFORD ~ t> MAS~ RICHARD 10 T256 SA BEAR SE-487-39 STR ICK LAND STRICKLAND BRUEf,-JR GE-ORGE--OAV-l-0 - l-0-H3-1-SA-'BEAR SE-48-7-3-7~STRlCK!:AND SfRKKb\ND BONNOT 8 JER RY Iii. 01 T41D MC BEAR SE -487-35 STRICKLAND STRICKLAND 1-I Z ·B~ IJOOLFOLK I JR ,, ~ . THEODORE 04 T030 MC SEAR SE-487-41 STRICKLAND STRICKLAND I - .JJ.,o SCOTT a KENNETH C. 10 T256 SA EAGLE SE-487-17 SIGNAIGO IJHAL EN I-to-•~ l.IRIGHT i3 LYNDA KAY 02 T043 MC EAGLE SE-487-19 SlGNAIGO lilHALEN 1-/ 8-~o N O lJOLFE IJ IL Ll M B. D4 T030 SA OYL SE-487-34 MOORE YAHOLA EOl:LlER KENNE-TH-A. 01-T-264-SA-fOX SE-487-22- JEANS ¥AHOl:A- 3J C 0Mf} 11!..+e.c:l • ~ rJ o 1. t) f' Of RECORDS SELECTED 41 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 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 WB Course SE-487 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/befd2abc4505c8dc0fcda3bc823983cc.pdf 4f5114acf4884a27ffc9fc9b1a24d3a3 PDF Text Text DATE D4/23/88 PAGE 1 NAME/LAST • IJOOD BADGE COURSE NO SE-471 STAFF MEMBERS ROSTER FIRST STAFF COUNCIL ADDRESS NO. OCCUPATION DUTY 511 LAYCOOK JAMES B. 511 5812 FOXOALE RO MEMPHIS, TN 38115 CHICKASAIJ-558 SELF EMPLOYED PAOV CRAIJFOR01 JR ALLEN L., PAOV 2630 MOSS VALLEY RO MEMPHIS, TN 38138 CHICKASAIJ-558 EXPLORING EXECUAT SAOV IJARR, III OR OTIS S. SADV 549 S. BELVEDERE MEMPHIS, TN 38104 CHICKASAltl-558 CARD IOU GI ST ASMP AUSTIN OR JOHN R. ASMP 2305 FORREST GROVE CV MEMPHIS, TN 38119 CHICKASAltl-558 PHYSICIAN ASMA RAINES, JR JOSEPH ASMA 2985 DAROLYN BARTLETT, TN 38134 CHICKASAltl-558 MANAGER-FORECAST II SPL HULS J.IJ. SPL P 0 BOX 750422 MEMPHIS, TN 38175 CHICKASAlrl-558 SALES MANAGER CCh BRM CLAUDE W. CCh 3731 CHARLESTON SQ MEMPHIS1 TN 38122 CHICKASAIJ-556 STUDENT ' RILEY AQM AYCOCK RICHARD QM 7275 EASTERN MEMPHIS, TN 36138 CHICKASAIJ-558 CABLE SPLICER MAX AQM 6242 CHEEKlrlOOD MEl1PHIS1 TN 38134 CHICKASAlil-558 11AINT. ENGINEER MC HOLLIDAY ALLEN H. MC RT 2 BOX 278 SENATOBIA1 HS 38668 CHICKASAIJ-558 TEACHER MC HOOD JASON P. MC 2245 MONROE AVE MEHPHIS1 TN 38104 CHICKASAltl-558 CORP. ATTORNEY MC JOHNSON MICHAEL MC 1673 NELSON MEMPHIS, TN 38114 CHICKASAIJ-558 PRODUCT MANAGER MC MASSEY ROBERT MC 2118 PILLSBURY RD l1EMPHIS1 TN 38134 CHlCKASAIJ-556 INST. U:S.N. MC O'DANIEL MARION 11. MC 3170 COURT RD BARTLETT, TN 36134 CHICKASAltl-558 ASSOC. PROFESSOR 11( RHEA RIP 1535 VERA CRUZ MEHPHIS1 TN 36117 CHICKASAIJ-556 SELF • RECORDS SELECTED 15 MC �LOCATION AND DATES OF COURSE 1 DATE 12/31/90 WOOD BADGE COURSE NO SE-471 PAGE EUDORA, MS CAMP CURRIER CHICKASAW COUNCIL-SSS REGION REPORT MAR 12-13, MAR 2S-27, APR S-10. 1988 MEMPHIS . TENNESSEE LEARNERS A total of 34 participants completed the practical phase of this course and received certificates and beads for completion COUNCIL NAME/NO SCOUTING OCCUPATION HOME ADDRESS CERT NO ~AME/FIRST POSITION HQ CITY ST ZIP CITY PATROL . . , LAST CHICKASAW-SSS HC TN 38017 MEMPHIS TN HOUSEWIFE CHARLOTTE L. BRUCE SE-471-01 BEAVER 373 CASCA COVE COLLIERVILLE, AUBREY L. SE-471-02 BEAVER CHICKASAW SSS 3074 BEECHRUN DRIVE MEMPHIS, TN 38128 MEMPHIS, TN SA OP & HTC MGR. SE-471-03 BEAVER 6721 KEYSTONE MEMPHIS, CHICKASAW-SSS HC PROJ. ENGINEER JOHN DAVID LAWHON SE-471-04 BEAVER CHICKASAW-SSS SOlO FOREST HILL GERMANTOWN, TN 3S125 MEMPHIS, TN. SA LANDSCAPE DESGN THOMAS JAMES McGUIRE SE-471-0S BEAVER 36S8 HIGHLAND PARK PLACE CHICKASAW-SSS MEMPHIS, TN 38111 MEMPHIS TN SC RETIRED LEWIS M. SE-411-0G 2912 CORDIE LEE LANE CHICKASAW-SSS GERMANTOWN, TN 38138 MEMPHIS, TN SA ENGINEER 3604 MARION MEMPHIS, SA WAREHOUSEMAN cc AVIATION ELEC'l'R UCH SECRETARY CHICKASAW-558 TN 3S104 MEMPHIS, TN CC MEDICAL COURIER CANERDY, JR. KENNETH B. cox MILLER, JR. BEAVER CLARENCE F. SHELTON, JR. SE-471-07 BEAVER PAUL S. SE-471-08 604S BEAUVOIR BOB WHITE MILLINGTON, FOSS F. em.rIE SILLIMAN JULIE H. TATE TN 3S11S MEMPHIS, TN CHICKASAW-SSS TN 38111 MEMPHIS, TN CHICKASAW-SSS TN 38053 MEMPHIS, TN CHICKAsAW-S58 SE-471-11 S3S9 BURNING TREE LANE TN 3Sl2S MEMPHIS, TN BOB WHITE MEMPHIS, 2281 HARBERT BOB WHITE MEMPHIS, SE-471-12 JAMES R. SE-471- 13 BLACKFORD, JR. EAGLE 28 N. DUNHILL MARION, CHICKASAW S5S AR 72364 MEMPHIS, TN SA PAINTING/CONTR. SAMMIE S. GILMER SE-471-14 EAGLE 1S68 DIHWOOD ST MEMPHIS, CHICKASAW-S58 TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN. MC SALES MERCHAND. TIOOTHY. E. GOROON SE-471-15 EAGLE 5254 YELLOWOOD COVE CHICKASAW S58 MEMPHIS, TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN SA BATH & TILE RES MICHAEL W. SE-471-16 EAGLE 816 HUNTERS RETREAT CHICKASAW- SSS COLLIERVILLE, TN 3S017 MEMPHIS, TN. SA ????? JAMES A. HARTIN, JR. SE-471-17 EAGLE S174 ROLLING FIELDS CHICKASAW-5SS MEMPHIS, TN 3S134 MEMPHIS TN SA WAREHOUSE MGR. JAMES D. STRICKLAND SE-471-lS EAGLE 7S52 HATCH CIRCLE CHICKASAW-558 ARLINGTON, TN 38002 MEMPHIS, TN SA STUDENT SE-471-19 EAGLE 804S CINDERS BARTLETT CHICKASAW-5S8 TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN SA SE-471-20 FOX 3460 HIGHLAND PARK PLACE CHICKASAW-SS8 TN 3Slll MEMPHIS, TN MEMPHIS, SA GRAHAM ~TEPHEN L. . . , VAUGHN EDDIE E. BARLOW REAL ESTATE �PAGE 2 DATE 12/31/90 WOOD BADGE COURSE NO SE-471 LOcATION AND DATES OF COURSE REGION REPORT CHICKASAW COUNCIL-SSS CAMP CURRIER EUDORA, MS LEARNERS MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE HAR 12-13, HAR 2S-27, APR S-10, 19SS NAME / FIRST CERT NO PATROL HOME ADDRESS CITY SE-471-22 FOX 1239 VISTA VIEW COVE CHICKASAW-SSS SA TN 38127 MEMPHIS, TN MEMPHIS, COORDINATOR GLENN EUGENE FRYE SE-471-23 FOX 3467 HORNING LIGHT DRIVE CHICKASAW-SSS TN 38134 MEMPHIS TN BARTLETT, SA DEPUTY PER . OFC DAVID McKENZIE SE-471-24 FOX 134S HICKORY RIDGE CV CHICKASAW- SSS MEMPHIS, TN 38116 MEMPHIS , TN . SA STUDENT MADALYN H. SE-471-25 FOX 6364 FOREST GROVE CHICKASAW-SSS- MC MEMPHIS, TN 38119 MEMPHIS, TN. NURSE SE- 471-26 OWL 3151 TULIP POPLAR CHICKASAW-55S MEMPHIS, TN 38115 MEMPHIS, TN COHPUTER CONSUL SE-471-27 OWL 6056 IVAWOOD BARTLETT, JOHN ROBERT KNIGHT SE-471-28 OWL 6029 HARVEST HILL CV CHICKASAW-S SS MEMPHIS, TN 3811S MEMPHIS, TN. SA ENGINEER DANIEL G. McGUIRE SE-471-29 OWL 3658 HIGHLAND PARK PLACE CHICKASAW-55S MEMPHIS, TN 38111 MEMPHIS TN MAL DISPATCHER BYL. NOLLEY SE-471-30 OWL 3219 RIDGE CREEK DRIVE CHICKASAW-558 MEMPHIS, TN 3S12S MEMPHIS, TN SA REAL MICHAEL THOMPSON SE-471-31 OWL 4951 CUBA MILLINGTON RD . CHICKASAW- 5S8 HC MILLINGTON, TN 38053 MEMPHIS , TN AIRCRAFT MECH. VICKI H. VANDIVEER SE-471-32 OWL 1042 IVY ROAD MEMPHIS, CHICKASAW 558 TN 38117 MEMPHIS, TN HOUSEWIFE JAMES WARREN DEBO SE-471-33 BEAR 1619 VANCE MEMPHIS, CHICKASAW- 5S8 SA TN 38104 MEMPHIS , TN RICHARD A. FISCHER SE-471-34 BEAR 2291 COATHBRIDGE DRIVE CHICKASAW 558 GERMANTOWN, TN 38138 MEMPHIS, TN SM SALES MANAGER SAMUEL A. SE-471-36 BEAR 7935 RANKIN BRANCH CHICKASAW SSS MILLINGTON, TN 380S3 MEMPHIS, TN SH FOREMAN NANCY LOUISE SHUMAKER SE-471-38 BEAR 3877 WHITE OWL SQUARE CHICKASAW 558 MEMPHIS, TN 3S128 MEMPHIS, TN cc REG . NURSE DUDLEY SE-471-39 BEAR 2493 FLOWERING TREE CHICKASAW-SSS BARTLETT, TN 3S134 MEMPHIS, TN SA STR.STL DETLER. r T WILLIAM R. DOUGHERTY, III STANFORD EMMETT BALLARD KATHLEEN A. BOKSA . HILLER TYER • RECORDS SELECTED COUNCIL NAME/NO ST ZIP HQ CITY SCOUTING OCCUPATION POSITION SA CHICKASAW 558 MC TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN SC r»J ~~#~~6&A 34 REG. NURSE EST. SALES CLIN. DIETITIAN � 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 Wood Badge Description An account of the resource Contains documents related to Wood Badge, including course rosters and newspaper articles. 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 DATE D4/23/88 IJOOD BADGE COURSE NO SE-471 PAGE 1 STAFF MEMBERS ROSTER • NAME/LAST FIRST STAFF ADDRESS COUNCIL NO. OCCUPATION DUTY 511 LAYCOOK JAMES B. 511 5812 FOXOALE RO MEMPHIS, TN 38115 CHICKASAIJ-558 SELF EMPLOYED PAOV CRAIJFOR01 JR ALLEN L., PAOV 2630 MOSS VALLEY RO MEMPHIS, TN 38138 CHICKASAIJ-558 EXPLORING EXECUAT SAOV IJARR, I I I OR OTIS S. SADV 549 S. BELVEDERE MEMPHIS, TN 38104 CHICKASAltl-558 CARD I OU GI ST ASMP AUSTIN OR JOHN R. ASMP 2305 FORREST GROVE CV MEMPHIS, TN 38119 CHICKASAltl-558 PHYSICIAN ASMA RAINES, JR JOSEPH ASMA 2985 DAROLYN BARTLETT, TN 38134 CHICKASAltl -558 MANAGER-FORECAST II SPL HULS J.IJ. SPL P 0 BOX 750422 MEMPHIS, TN 38175 CHICKASAlrl-558 SALES MANAGER CCh BRM CLAUDE W. CCh 3731 CHARLESTON SQ MEMPHIS1 TN 38122 CHICKASAIJ-556 STUDENT ' RILEY RICHARD QM 7275 EASTERN MEMPHIS, TN 36138 CHICKASAIJ-558 CABLE SPLICER AQM AYCOCK MAX AQM 6242 CHEEKlrlOOD MEl1PHIS1 TN 38134 CHICKASAlil -558 11AINT. ENGINEER MC HOLLIDAY ALLEN H. MC RT 2 BOX 278 SENATOBIA1 HS 38668 CHICKASAIJ-558 TEACHER MC HOOD JASON P. MC 2245 MONROE AVE MEHPHIS1 TN 38104 CHICKASAltl-558 CORP. ATTORNEY MC JOHNSON MICHAEL MC 1673 NELSON MEMPHIS, TN 38114 CHICKASAIJ-558 PRODUCT MANAGER MC MASSEY ROBERT MC 2118 PILLSBURY RD l1EMPHIS1 TN 38134 CHlCKASAIJ-556 INST. U:S.N. MC O'DANIEL MARION 11. MC 3170 COURT RD BARTLETT, TN 36134 CHICKASAltl-558 ASSOC. PROFESSOR 11( RHEA RIP MC 1535 VERA CRUZ MEHPHIS1 TN 36117 CHICKASAIJ -556 SELF • RECORDS SELECTED 15 PAGE 1 DATE 12/31/90 WOOD BADGE COURSE NO SE-471 LOCATION AND DATES OF COURSE REGION REPORT CHICKASAW COUNCIL-SSS CAMP CURRIER - EUDORA, MS LEARNERS MEMPHIS . TENNESSEE MAR 12-13, MAR 2S-27, APR S-10. 1988 A total of 34 participants completed the practical phase of this course and received certificates and beads for completion ~AME/FIRST CERT NO HOME ADDRESS COUNCIL NAME/NO SCOUTING OCCUPATION .., LAST PATROL CITY ST ZIP HQ CITY POSITION CHARLOTTE L. BRUCE AUBREY L. CANERDY, JR. KENNETH B. cox JOHN DAVID LAWHON THOMAS JAMES McGUIRE LEWIS M. MILLER, JR. CLARENCE F. SHELTON, JR. PAUL S. FOSS em.rIE F. SILLIMAN JULIE H. TATE JAMES R. BLACKFORD, JR. SAMMIE S. GILMER TIOOTHY. E. GO ROON MICHAEL W. GRAHAM JAMES A. HARTIN, JR. JAMES D. STRICKLAND ~TEPHEN L. .., VAUGHN EDDIE E . BARLOW SE-471-01 373 CASCA COVE CHICKASAW-SSS HC HOUSEWIFE BEAVER COLLIERVILLE, TN 38017 MEMPHIS TN SE-471-02 3074 BEECHRUN DRIVE CHICKASAW SSS SA OP & HTC MGR. BEAVER MEMPHIS, TN 38128 MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-03 6721 KEYSTONE CHICKASAW-SSS HC PROJ. ENGINEER BEAVER MEMPHIS, TN 3S11S MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-04 SOlO FOREST HILL CHICKASAW-SSS SA LANDSCAPE DESGN BEAVER GERMANTOWN, TN 3S125 MEMPHIS, TN. SE-471-0S 36S8 HIGHLAND PARK PLACE CHICKASAW-SSS SC RETIRED BEAVER MEMPHIS, TN 38111 MEMPHIS TN SE-411-0G 2912 CORDIE LEE LANE CHICKASAW-SSS SA ENGINEER BEAVER GERMANTOWN, TN 38138 MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-07 3604 MARION CHICKASAW-SSS SA WAREHOUSEMAN BEAVER MEMPHIS, TN 38111 MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-08 604S BEAUVOIR CHICKASAW-SSS cc AVIATION ELEC'l'R BOB WHITE MILLINGTON, TN 38053 MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-11 S3S9 BURNING TREE LANE CHICKAsAW-S58 UCH SECRETARY BOB WHITE MEMPHIS, TN 3Sl2S MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-12 2281 HARBERT BOB WHITE MEMPHIS, SE-471- 13 28 N. DUNHILL EAGLE MARION, SE-471-14 1S68 DIHWOOD ST EAGLE MEMPHIS, CHICKASAW-558 CC TN 3S104 MEMPHIS, TN CHICKASAW S5S SA AR 72364 MEMPHIS, TN CHICKASAW-S58 MC TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN. SE-471-15 5254 YELLOWOOD COVE CHICKASAW S58 SA EAGLE MEMPHIS, TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN SE-471-16 816 HUNTERS RETREAT CHICKASAW- SSS SA EAGLE COLLIERVILLE, TN 3S017 MEMPHIS, TN. SE-471-17 S174 ROLLING FIELDS CHICKASAW-5SS SA EAGLE MEMPHIS, SE-471-lS 7S52 HATCH CIRCLE EAGLE ARLINGTON, SE-471-19 804S CINDERS EAGLE BARTLETT TN 3S134 MEMPHIS TN CHICKASAW-558 SA TN 38002 MEMPHIS, TN CHICKASAW-5S8 SA TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN MEDICAL COURIER PAINTING/CONTR. SALES MERCHAND. BATH & TILE RES ????? WAREHOUSE MGR. STUDENT SE-471-20 3460 HIGHLAND PARK PLACE CHICKASAW-SS8 SA REAL ESTATE FOX MEMPHIS, TN 3Slll MEMPHIS, TN PAGE 2 DATE 12/31/90 WOOD BADGE COURSE NO SE-471 LOcATION AND DATES OF COURSE REGION REPORT CHICKASAW COUNCIL-SSS CAMP CURRIER - EUDORA, MS LEARNERS MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE HAR 12-13, HAR 2S-27, APR S-10, 19SS NAME / FIRST CERT NO HOME ADDRESS COUNCIL NAME/NO SCOUTING OCCUPATION r T PATROL CITY ST ZIP HQ CITY POSITION WILLIAM R. SE-471-22 1239 VISTA VIEW COVE CHICKASAW-SSS SA COORDINATOR DOUGHERTY, III FOX MEMPHIS, TN 38127 MEMPHIS, TN GLENN EUGENE SE-471-23 3467 HORNING LIGHT DRIVE CHICKASAW-SSS SA DEPUTY PER . OFC FRYE FOX BARTLETT, TN 38134 MEMPHI S TN DAVID SE-471-24 134S HICKORY RIDGE CV CHICKASAW - SSS SA STUDENT McKENZIE FOX MEMPHIS, TN 38116 MEMPHIS , TN . MADALYN H. SE-471-25 6364 FOREST GROVE CHICKASAW-SSS - MC NURSE STANFORD FOX MEMPHIS, TN 38119 MEMPHIS, TN . EMMETT SE- 471-26 3151 TULIP POPLAR CHICKASAW-55S SA COHPUTER CONSUL BALLARD OWL MEMPHIS, TN 38115 MEMPHIS, TN KATHLEEN A. SE-471-27 6056 IVAWOOD CHICKASAW 558 MC REG. NURSE BOKSA OWL BARTLETT , TN 38134 MEMPHIS, TN JOHN ROBERT SE-471-28 6029 HARVEST HILL CV CHICKASAW-S SS SA ENGINE ER KNIGHT OWL MEMPHIS, TN 3811S MEMPHIS, TN. DANIEL G. SE-471-29 3658 HIGHLAND PARK PLACE CHICKASAW-55S MAL DISPATCHER McGUIRE OWL MEMPHIS, TN 38111 MEMPHIS TN . BYL. SE-471-30 3219 RIDGE CRE EK DRIVE CHICKASAW-558 SA REAL EST . SALES NOLLEY OWL MEMPHIS, TN 3S12S MEMPHI S, TN MICHAEL SE-471-31 4951 CUBA MILLINGTON RD . CHICKASAW- 5S8 HC AIRCRAFT MECH. THOMPSON OWL MILLINGTON, TN 380 53 MEMPHIS , TN VICKI H. SE-471-32 1042 IVY ROAD CHICKASAW 558 SC HOUSEWIFE VANDIVEER OWL MEMPHIS, TN 38117 MEMPHIS, TN JAMES WARREN SE-471-33 1619 VANCE CHICKASAW- 5S8 SA CLIN. DIETITIAN DEBO BEAR MEMPHIS, TN 38 104 MEMPHIS , TN RICHARD A. SE-471-34 2291 CO ATHBRIDGE DRIVE CHICKASAW 558 SM SALES MANAGER FISCHER BEAR GERMANTOWN, TN 38138 MEMPHIS, TN SAMUEL A. SE-471-36 7935 RANKIN BRANCH CHICKASAW SSS SH FOREMAN HILLER BEAR MILLINGTON, TN 380S 3 MEMPHIS, TN NANCY LOUISE SE-471-38 3877 WHITE OWL SQUARE CHICKASAW 558 cc REG . NURS E SHUMAKER BEAR MEMPHIS, TN 3S128 MEMPHIS, TN DUDLEY SE-471-39 2493 FLOWERING TREE CHI CKASAW-SSS SA STR.STL DETLER. TYER BEAR BARTLETT, TN 3S1 34 MEMPHI S , TN • r»J ~~#~~6&A RECORDS SELECTED 34 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 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 WB Course SE-471 Camp Currier Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Phil Gilmer Wood Badge https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/cc369b8ccee3904fd1ba5c0d59521df6.jpg 4911df994fe65dd454b5e7f2a1dc2193 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Ruined Thunderbird Lodge (2) Buildings Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Picture Stonework Architecture Thunderbird Lodge (Salomon Lodge) https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3480cb43c76a063b4543e483cd6cf46b.jpg f8606bc21bad97565f039b97d4cdde41 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Ruined Thunderbird Lodge Buildings Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Picture Stonework Architecture Thunderbird Lodge (Salomon Lodge) https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/624912072e8b112f36fe2a39055f1af8.jpg 21f63215dd4b680d996a899cb6c4b975 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Ruined Old Kia Kima Cabins (2) Buildings Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Picture Stonework Architecture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/897eba342f8fed18e6310d64336de3da.jpg cc284194838286c097c5c8046949393e 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Ruined Old Kia Kima Cabins Buildings Old Kia Kima Preservation Association Picture Stonework Architecture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/fc9bf32e20d035116b0a470cbfa88eff.tif 8561aed02ef4501237af412fef16430c 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial South Fork River Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Picture South Fork River Waterfront https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/61b9817a6d4870a95233d1a23cfb8301.tif ab51a5fc77b6b317182243a9eeaeecef 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial Osage Trading Post & Dining Hall (2) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Buildings Camp Osage Dining Hall Picture Trading Post https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/6dd970de5474b62dd833dac30279d1ec.tif 4d87991382434df70606a793c089cdb7 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial Osage Trading Post & Dining Hall Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Buildings Camp Osage Dining Hall Picture Trading Post https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3d801bc10c2cb25bbe5bcdb04a29a63a.tif 52ad59208d2e024546697c3f7f1dfced 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial Osage Parking Lot & Trading Post Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br />Photographer: David Dow <br />Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br />Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Camp Osage Picture Trading Post https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a96674bc7f494e18021573df0a867623.tif 6ee6f7c2fa93124e88f8bc8c6bcae86a 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial Osage Field Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Camp Osage Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f6ac9d8245766c279d54d29f3805bcf6.tif 38adc37a594a94197e0f291ab799d603 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial Osage Dining Hall (2) Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Buildings Camp Osage Dining Hall Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3bc573f0081944b666f4d6ce56a391f9.tif 40299e495664cd89a2264f7d487cd6ec 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial Osage Dining Hall Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Buildings Camp Osage Dining Hall Picture https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/aec23c914dc985811d196177bd7525d7.tif 5e1e337a0db08d8598c94dea3f454454 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/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1988 Title A name given to the resource 1988 Photo: Aerial John A. Cooper Lake Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource David Dow 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 Description An account of the resource Pilot: Ken Kenworthy <br /> Photographer: David Dow <br /> Navigator: Swayne Latham, Jr. <br /> Aircraft: C-182 N52600 Aerial Camp Cherokee John A. Cooper Lake Picture Waterfront