6 20 1125 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/b4bcecc6fd17a49042735bf55140dd5c.pdf a1cc748588d8cc005170cd92c9acd532 PDF Text Text l 5 The Chickasah Thunderbird • The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America August 1992 Memphis, Tennessee Number -l You are needed! Fall Ordeal to be huge That's right! The upcoming Fall Ordeal and Brotherhood is expected to be one of the largest in the history of the Chickasah Lodge, with nearly 150 candidates eligible to undergo the four tests of the Ordeal. This means your help is needed. We need your guidance and leadership to set the example for these new members. You can help out in many ways, but foremost among these is the elangomat program, in which you will lead a group of candidates through the Ordeal's tests by your example. The event is set for September 18-20 at Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, and will provide an great opportunity for the lodge to provide invaluable service to the council's camp as it prepares for a season of heavy use by the Scouts of the Chickasaw Council. Not only that, the Ordeal will provide a chance for Ordeal members who have been Arrowmen for at least ten months to seal their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood ceremony. Finally, the Ordeal weekend will be the site of the annual lodge elections. Here, youth Arrowmen can help determine the future of the Chickasah Lodge by casting their ballots for the three lodge officers. Those interested in running for Lodge Chief, Lodge ViceChief, or Lodge Secretary-Treasurer should consult the information on Page 5. So, obviously the upcoming Fall Ordeal will be a monumental event for the Chickasah Lodge, and _11our help is needed to make this event-and the 1992-1993 lodge year-a roaring success. Sign up using the registration form on Page 4, and see you at Currier for a weekend of service, fellowship, and fun. Kia Kima posts impressive season Lodge adds to program with ceremonies, fellowship, more Thanks in large part to a well-trained and highly spring the lodge will kick-off the camp promtotions motivated staff, Kia Kima 92 turned out to be yet unit visit campaign, which requires a lot of manpower. another impressive year for the council's long-term While at Kia Kima, the lodge added several highsurnmer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. The staff, over lights to the week's program. Each Thursday night, ninety percent of whom are members of the Chickasah Ordeal members were given a chance to seal their Lodge, was consistently praised for their dedication membership in the Order through the Brotherhood and spirit in helping nearly 100 units provide a fu n- ceremony staged by the lodge ceremony team. filled camp program for their Scouts. Please see KIMA, Page 2 Lodge camp promotions efforts were again an ~=================~~ important part of maintaining Kia Kima's high attenInside dance figure, which this summer topped 1500 Boy Vigil Honor nominations due - Page 7-8 Scouts, Cub Scouts, Webelos Scouts, and Explorers. "We've made a lot of progress," said Lodge Cam p Promotions/Unit Elections Chairman Jason Stewart, Lodge election info - Pages 5-6 also a member of the Camp Osage staff at Kia Kima. "But we still need the help of more Arrowmen to reach Fall Brotherhood - Page 3 Scouts who would otherwise not have the chance to go Fall Ordeal sign-up - Page 4 to Kia Kima for summer camp." Once again, next �Page 2 =~=====================ITuE Kim a August 1992 CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD From Page 1 I========================= Spring Ordeal prepare s camp for season Almost 70 new members inducted Each Wednesday, members of the lodge dance tt>am participated in the Heritage Night program. Dancers Brad Stevens and Vince Perryman presented three dances and called on audience members to join them . Abo, Arrowmen attending Kia Kima could attt>nd the weekly OA fellowship held after the Brotherhood ceremony. u1 addition, the lodge conducted unit elections for troops at camp and staged the callout ceremony on Friday nights to recognize those elected for membership in the Order. Plans are already in the works for Kia Kima in 1993. Make sure you're a part of it, whether by joining the lodge camp promotions and unit elections committee to help promote camp for next summer or by joining the Kia Kima staff. For staff applications, contact Scott Stephens at the council service center (327-4193). The 1992 Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood, held on the weekend of June 5-7 at Kia Kirna Scout Reservation, helped the lodge provide invaluable service in setting up the council's long-term summer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. Nearly 70 Scouts and Scouters became members of the lodge in the Ordeal, rendering cheerful service by setting up tents, cleaning latrines, clearing brush and a fire lane for the new Camp Osage central shower facility, and organizing the camp's health lodge. As well, nearly 20 Ordeal members sealed their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood Ceremony. Congratulatio ns go to Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, who coordinated the weekend's events, and to all those members who helped make the Spring Ordeal a success. Thanks! The Chickas ah Thunderbird The success of Kia Kima 92 was due in large part to the worl< of its staff. Likewise, the Chickasah Lodye summer program was a major success because of the contributions of certain Arrowmen. For the second year in a row, all youth members of the lodge executive committee served on the Kia Kima staff: Lodge Chief Hunter Baile y, Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, Lodge SecretaryTreasurer Andy Perry, and committee chairmen Steve Edwards , Jason Stewart , and Alan Wright. The lodge was able to complete unit elections for all troops needing them at camp thanks to the help of these Arrowmen, plus Andrew Bailey, Vince Perryman , Brad Stevens, Tony Bockhold , Patrtck Owen. Tom McGee. Peter Leonard. Michael Johnson. Michael Bland . Walter Hoehn, Trey Cole. Will Dotson, and others. The Brotherhood Ceremony was put on b y Stevens. Bland, Stewart. and Hoehn. while the hike was led by Wright. Perryman. and Stevens. The callout ceremony was a huge success thanks to the contributions of Matt Williams, Corey Crowder, and most of those named above. The Lodge Secretary-Tre asurer wishes to express his apprec iation to Michael Jennings, Will Dotson, Corey Crowder, and David Williams for their help in updating the lodge records. Thanks to all these staff members/ Arrowmen for their help in making Kia Kima 92 a huge success for the lodge and the Chickasaw Council. Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow • Boy Scouts of America Chartered by me Chickasaw Council Editor - Andrew Perry, Lodge Secretary-Trea surer Hunter Bailey • Lodge Chief Kenneth J. Kimble • Lodge Vice Chief R. Steven Edwards • Activities & Service Chairman Jason K. Stewart • Camp Promotions & Unit Elections Chairman Matthew A. Williams • Ceremonies & Indian Affairs Chairman Carey D. White • Past Lodge Chief Richard N. Stevens • Lodge Adviser Donald F. Moss • Lodge Staff Adviser Robert Strickland • Ceremonies Adviser Sandy Heckman• Camp Promotions Adviser Joseph A. Long • Scout Executive The Thunderbird welcomes your suggestions and comments about the publication and invites you to submit material for publication. Send comments, questions, submissions, o r corrections to-Lodge Secretary-Trea surer Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 �August 1992 Page 3 =========================ITHECHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ======== =========== , Lodge leader ship positio ns to chang e hands The upcoming Fall Ordeal a nd Brotherhood a t Kia Kima will be the site of the annual lodge elections. Youth lodge members present will select officers for the positions of Lodge Chief, Lodge Vice Chief, and Lodge Secretary-Trea surer. Those interested in running for one of these positions should see the information on Pages 5-6. Any Arrowman ma y run for office provided he has completed the registration form on Page 6. In addition, the new Lodge Chief w ill select a chairman for each of the three lodge committees. Those interested in becoming chairman of the Activities & \?ervice, Ca mp Promotions& Unit Elections, o r Cer- emonies & Indian Affairs committees, should tell the new chief of their interest. The lodge will again be seeking qualified yo uth members to serve as District Cow1eilman. Each district will have a councilman to coordinate the camp promotions/ unit elections efforts in his district. Finally, the three standing committees will seek member involvement at the upcoming Ordeal. So, the re are obv iously many ways for you to exercise your leadership skills in the Chickasah Lodge in the coming year. A good first step to getting involved in the lodge is coming to the Fall Ordeal next month at Cam p C urrier (see next page). ,J Do the only right thing: Beco me a Brotherhood mem ber this fall! What does it all me an? I went to do hard labor a t Kia Kima (or Currier), and all I got was this stinking sash and pocket flap! Surely doubts and questions this severe don't run thrcugh your mind as you try to sleep each night, but it makes sense if you are an Ordeal member to have questions about the Order; it's natural to want to know more.about this m ysterious and sometimes confusing organization. The best way to get this information, that is, to learn and grow as an Arrowman is to seal your membership in the O rder as a Brotherhood member. Becoming a brother is not that difficult, and you'll benefit from the increased knowledge and inspiration the ceremony will bring yo u. Not only that, the Chickasah Lodge will benefit from s tronger membership with every new Brotherhood member. Becoming a Brotherhood member is relativel y easy. And once again this fall, the lodge is offering an opportunity to complete this key step at the fall Ordeal work weekend a t Currier. Here are the requirements. As a preliminary, you must have been an Ordeal member for at ten months. In addition, you must meet five challenges before you enter the Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow membership. Memorize the Obligation of the O rder, which you received from Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of your membership card or in yo ur handbook ). Also, memorize the OA Official Song, the Admonition, the sign of Ordeal membership, and the Arrow handclasp. 2. Advance in your understanding of the Or- ~ deal. Gain a thorough understanding of the Ord eal through which you have passed. Become familiar with The Customs and Traditions of the Ordeal given on pages 5456 of thr O rder of the Arrow Handbook (1991 ed.). 3. Serve your unit. Retain your registration in Scouting. During your 10-month period, strive to fulfill your Obligation by continuing and expanding your service to your own troop or post. 4. Plan for setvice in your lodge. Retain your registration in the lodge and keep your dues paid. Be aware that acceptance of Brothe rhood membe rship involves a pledge of service to the lodge. Develop a con crete idea of how you plan to fulfill this pledge. 5. Review your progress. When you earnestly feel that you have met the four challenges above, write a letter to the lodge secretary. In this le tter: • Explain what you think the Obligation means. • Describe h ow you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or post and in your daily life, and how you ha ve used your understanding of the Ordeal to aid in this service. • Describe your specific plans for giving service in the lodge program. Bring this letter to the Brotherhood with you. Ordeal membership is a time of learning and trial, when you learn about the Order and its basic principles. Becoming a Brotherhood member lets you seal your me mbership and rededicate yourself to these principles. So don't delay; become a Brother today. Complete and return the registratio n form on the next page with your payment. �Page 4 ~~=========ITuE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD August 1992 I========== === Chickasah Lodge #406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America MEMBER REGISTRATION FORM Fall Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Fellowship• Camp Currier Eudora, Mississippi• September 18-20, 1992 Check all that apply: 0 Regular registration - before September 11 , 1992 0 Late registration - on or before September 16, 1992 0 Brotherhood candidate - on time (Date of Ordeal: _ _ _ _ _ __ 0 Brotherhood candidate - late (Date of Ordeal: ) Make check payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA First Last $10.00 $12.00 ) $20.00 $23.00 Middle Initial Address: _ __ _ _ _ ________ City: _ _ _ _ _ _ ZIP: _ _ __ Phone Number: (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of Birth: _ _ _ _ __ Area Code Month/Day/Year Unit Number: - - - -- - District: - -- - - -- Youth: 0 or Adult: 0 Membership Status: 0 Ordeal 0 Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor Transportation Arrangements: 0 I will drive my own vehicle and have room for _ _ others. 0 I will ride with --------------~ Name of Driver Phone Number 0 I have exhausted all other means and still need transportation, so I am calling Don Moss at 327-4193 to tell him. Medical or Dietary Conditions: Please return by the above date to-Chickasah Lodge #406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 If you need directions to Currier, please call the council service center at 327-4193, or ask your Scoutmaster. - - -- - - -- - -- - - tor lodge/counc11 u s e · - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Date paid: _ _ __ _ __ __ Receipt number: Special needs: _ _ _ __ Registered in Scouting: 0 yes; 0 no. Active registration in Order of the Arrow: 0 yes; 0 no. �August 1992 Page === =:.......::==========llTHECHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I=====================5 Consid ering a Run for Lodge Office? Potentia l candidat es, take note: elections set for Fall Ordeal introduction The Chickasah Lodge has three elected officers-the Lodge Chief, the Lodge Vice-Chief, and the Lodge Secretary-Trea surer. Each of these jobs requires an unusual degree of inspired dedication and experience, and prospective candidates should first consider their experience and willingness to serve in these positions of leadership. All lodge members are encouraged to consider a leadership role. Duties of the Elected Lodge Officers Lod~e Chief • Presides at all lodge meetings, events, and ctctivities. • Chairs the lodge executive committee and sets the agenda for its meetings. • Appoints the three operating committee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser and is responsible for the coordination of their efforts. • Appoints ad-hoc committee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. • Delegates responsibility to the other lodge officer!:> and chairmen. • U necessary, in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser, removes lodge officers and operating committee chairmen who fail to fulfill their duties. • Plans the Lodge Officers' Training Conference and coordinates its events. • Represents the lodge on the Section Council of Chiefs. •Represents the lodge on the Council Executive Board, to other arms of the council, and to other lodges. Lodge Vice-Chief _ • Carries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chiet in the Chief's absence. • Assumes the duties of Lodge Chief in the event of the resignation, removal, or death of the Chief. • Carries out other responsibilities or serves in other duties as assigned by the Lodge Chief. Lud~t' St'l.reta n;-Trmsurrr • c 'arries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chief in the absence of the Lodge Chief and the Lodge Vice-Chief. • Takes minu tes of all lodge meetings, executive committee meetings, and other such events; types and distributes copies for the lodge executive committee and others. • Takes care of all lodge correspondenc e. • Serves as editor-in-chief of the lodge newsletter, the Chickasah Thundabird, by collecting articles, typesetting, proofreading, mailing, and other related tasks. • Maintains lodge financial records, in consultation with the Lodge Staff Adviser. Procedures for Nomination and Approval Any you th member of the C hickasah Lodge ma y nominate any other youth member to run for lodge office, or, any youth m<?mber may announce his desire to stand for lodge office. A potential candidate must be a currently registered Scout or Explorer in a unit of the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, and a member in good standing of the Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow. He must also have a reconunendatio n submitted to the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) by his Scoutmaster or Post Adviser and a recommend ation from the Supreme Chief of the Fire. All of these requirements must be met no later than two weeks prior to the scheduled election. These requirements can be met by using the candidate registration iorm on the next page. First, fill out the top part and then secure a recommendati on from your unit leader. Then, take the form the council service center for approval by the Scout Executive. Then see below . Notification of Lodge Key Three After completing the form on the reve rse, retain a copy for yourself and send copies to each of the following: Lodgl:' Chief Lodgl:' Advisa Lodgl:' Staff Adviser Hunter Bailey Richard Stevens Don Moss 1908 Malabar Ori ve 869 Sumter Cove Chickasaw Council, BSA G€rmantown, T1'I 38138 Memphis, TN 38122 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, T1'I 381 12 Pleasl:' notl:' that the deadline for suhn11sswn of tlu::::.r 1.:up1t's 1s Saturday, September 4 �Page 6 ===:=== = = ===========llTHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD August 1992 I== =========== CHICKASAH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Lodge Officer Candidate Registration Form A. Personal Information Name: _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Unit of Primary Registration: _ _ _ __ Address: City: State: _ _ __ ZIP: _ _ _ _ _ Phone Number: (_ _ ) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of Birth: _ _ _ _ _ __ Rank in Scouting: _ _ __ _ _ __ _ Order Membership (circle): Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil Office Sought (circle): Lodge Chief Lodge Vice-Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer B. Declaration of Intent or Nomination Option A: Se(fDeclaration I hereby announce my intent to seek the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I affirm that l am a currently registered youth member in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. Opriun B: Nomination by Another Member [ hereby nominate the following Arrowman for the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I have ascertained that both the nominee and l are currently registered youth members in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. Cundidate's Signawre No111111wor ·s Six1w1tire Date Date C. Scoutmaster's or Post Advisor's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Cruckasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow, and hereby approve him for candidacy for the following reasons: Signed Position Date D. Scout Executive's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Chickasah Lodge #406. Order of the Arrow , and hereby approve him for candidacy. Comments: ---------- --------------------~ Scout Executive ·s Signature Date �August 1992 Page 7 = ====== ======== =ITHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ====================== CHICKAS AH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA We take pleasure in recommendi ng this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal Information Scout/ Scouter: - - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - - Date of Birth: _ _ _ __ Address: _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ City: _ _ _ _ _ State: ZIP: _ __ Presently registered as: _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Unit: _ ___ District: _ __ _ Lod:se Record Date Inducted: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date Brothe rhood Conferred: _ _ _ _ __ __ Lodge Offices/Posi tions Held: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- - Please describe the nominee's record of service to the Order of the Arrow. Please describe the nominee's record of service to Scoutin~. Please describe the nominee's record of service to campin:s or the council camps. Please describe any other specific reasons for nominatin:s this Arrowman. Nominator's Name: _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ Scouting Position: _ _ _ _ __ Address: Phone Number: - - -- - - SEE OTHER SIDE �I Page 8 ==~============tlTuc Aug ust 1992 Cmc KAs AH T HUNDERBIRD I================ The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It calls for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation. The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved fo r those Arrowmen who-by reason of exceptional service, personal effort, and unselfish interest-have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. When recommending an individual, please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee's accomplishments cind charncter the committee has ci vciilcible, the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. An y individual may recommend any Arrowman who meets these requirements. Vi;?il Honor rt>comnu.mdations will be accepted until OCTOBER 15, 1992. No recomnwndations will be accepted after tlris date. Forward all recommendations to- The Vigil Honor is the highest honor tha t the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to lodge, council, and Scouting. Any member of the O rder of the Arrow registered in Scouting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is eligible fo r recomm enda tion to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided that a t the time of his recommendation he has been a Brotherhood mem ber fo r a t leas t two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth, preference w ill be given to those w ho became members of the O rder as Scouts rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or p rofessional Scouters. VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS, TN 38112-4899 Note that th is recommendation is confidential, and to 1woid possible disappointment, p lease do not adv ise tlze nominee in any way of your action in his behalf Attach additional sheets for support as necessary. Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 C 00008601 01 Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 L A 109980 VINCE SUTHERLAND ~8 Address Correction Requested � 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 l 5 The Chickasah Thunderbird • The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America August 1992 Memphis, Tennessee Number -l You are needed! Fall Ordeal to be huge That's right! The upcoming Fall Ordeal and Brotherhood is expected to be one of the largest in the history of the Chickasah Lodge, with nearly 150 candidates eligible to undergo the four tests of the Ordeal. This means your help is needed. We need your guidance and leadership to set the example for these new members. You can help out in many ways, but foremost among these is the elangomat program, in which you will lead a group of candidates through the Ordeal's tests by your example. The event is set for September 18-20 at Camp Currier near Eudora, Mississippi, and will provide an great opportunity for the lodge to provide invaluable service to the council's camp as it prepares for a season of heavy use by the Scouts of the Chickasaw Council. Not only that, the Ordeal will provide a chance for Ordeal members who have been Arrowmen for at least ten months to seal their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood ceremony. Finally, the Ordeal weekend will be the site of the annual lodge elections. Here, youth Arrowmen can help determine the future of the Chickasah Lodge by casting their ballots for the three lodge officers. Those interested in running for Lodge Chief, Lodge ViceChief, or Lodge Secretary-Treasurer should consult the information on Page 5. So, obviously the upcoming Fall Ordeal will be a monumental event for the Chickasah Lodge, and _11our help is needed to make this event-and the 1992-1993 lodge year-a roaring success. Sign up using the registration form on Page 4, and see you at Currier for a weekend of service, fellowship, and fun. Kia Kima posts impressive season Lodge adds to program with ceremonies, fellowship, more Thanks in large part to a well-trained and highly spring the lodge will kick-off the camp promtotions motivated staff, Kia Kima 92 turned out to be yet unit visit campaign, which requires a lot of manpower. another impressive year for the council's long-term While at Kia Kima, the lodge added several highsurnmer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. The staff, over lights to the week's program. Each Thursday night, ninety percent of whom are members of the Chickasah Ordeal members were given a chance to seal their Lodge, was consistently praised for their dedication membership in the Order through the Brotherhood and spirit in helping nearly 100 units provide a fu n- ceremony staged by the lodge ceremony team. filled camp program for their Scouts. Please see KIMA, Page 2 Lodge camp promotions efforts were again an ~=================~~ important part of maintaining Kia Kima's high attendance figure, which this summer topped 1500 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, Webelos Scouts, and Explorers. "We've made a lot of progress," said Lodge Camp Promotions/Unit Elections Chairman Jason Stewart, also a member of the Camp Osage staff at Kia Kima. "But we still need the help of more Arrowmen to reach Scouts who would otherwise not have the chance to go to Kia Kima for summer camp." Once again, next Inside Vigil Honor nominations due - Page 7-8 Lodge election info - Pages 5-6 Fall Brotherhood - Page 3 Fall Ordeal sign-up - Page 4 Page 2 August 1992 =~=====================ITuE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I========================= Kim a From Page 1 Each Wednesday, members of the lodge dance tt>am participated in the Heritage Night program. Dancers Brad Stevens and Vince Perryman presented three dances and called on audience me mbers to join them . Abo, Arrowmen attending Kia Kima could attt> nd the weekly OA fellowship held after the Brotherhood ceremony. u1 addition, the lodge conducted unit elections for troops at camp and staged the callout ceremony on Friday nights to recognize those elected for membership in the O rder. Plans are already in the works for Kia Kima in 1993. Make sure you're a part of it, whether by joining the lodge camp promotions and unit elections committee to help promote camp for next summer or by joining the Kia Kima staff. For staff applications, contact Scott Stephens at the council service center (32 7-41 93). Thanks! The success of Kia Kima 92 was due in large part to the worl< of its staff. Likewise, the Chickasah Lodye summer program was a major success because of the contributions of certain Arrowmen. For the second year in a row, all youth members of the lodge executive committee served on the Kia Kima staff: Lodge Chief Hunter Baile y, Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, Lodge SecretaryTreasurer Andy Perry, and committee chairmen Steve Edwards, Jason Stewart, and Alan Wright. The lodge was able to complete unit elections for all troops needing them at camp thanks to the help of these Arrowmen, plus Andrew Bailey , Vince Perryman , Brad Stevens, Tony Bockhold , Patrtck Owen. Tom McGee. Peter Leonard. Michael Johnson. Michael Bland. Walter Hoehn, Trey Cole. Will Dotson, and others. The Brotherhood Ceremony was put on b y Stevens. Bland , Stewart. and Hoehn. while the hike was led by Wright. Perryman. and Stevens. The callout ceremony was a huge success thanks to the contributions of Matt Williams, Corey Crowder, and most of those named above. The Lodge Secretary-Treasurer wishes to express his apprec iation to Michael Jennings, Will Dotson, Corey Crowder, and David Williams for their help in updating the lodge records. Thanks to all these staff members/ Arrowmen for their help in making Kia Kima 92 a huge success for the lodge and the Chickasaw Council. Spring Ordeal prepares camp for season Almost 70 new members inducted The 1992 Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood, held on the weekend of June 5-7 at Kia Kirna Scout Reservation, helped the lodge provide invaluable service in setting up the council's long-term summer camp near Hardy, Arkansas. Nearly 70 Scouts and Scouters became members of the lodge in the Ordeal, rendering cheerful service by setting up tents, cleaning latrines, clearing brush and a fire lane for the new Camp Osage central shower facility, and organizing the camp's health lodge. As well, nearly 20 Ordeal members sealed their membership in the Order through the Brotherhood Ceremony. Congratulations go to Lodge Vice Chief Ken Kimble, who coordinated the weekend' s events, and to all those members who helped make the Spring Ordeal a success. The Chickasah Thunderbird Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow • Boy Scouts of America Chartered by me Chickasaw Council Editor - Andrew Perry, Lodge Secretar y-Treasurer Hunter Bailey • Lodge Chief Kenneth J. Kimble • Lodge Vice Chief R. Steven Edwards • Activities & Service Chairman Jason K. Stewart • Camp Promotions & Unit Elections Chairman Matthew A. Williams • Ceremonies & Indian Affairs Chairman Carey D. White • Past Lodge Chief Richard N. Stevens • Lodge Adviser Donald F. Moss • Lodge Staff Adviser Robert Strickland • Ceremonies Adviser Sandy Heckman• Camp Promotions Adviser Joseph A. Long • Scout Executive The Thunderbird welcomes your suggestions and comments about the publication and invites you to submit material for p ublication. Send comments, questions, submissions, o r corrections to-Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 August 1992 Page 3 =========================ITHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ======== =========== , ~ Lodge leadership positions to change hands The upcoming Fall Ordeal a nd Brothe rhood a t Kia Kima will be the s ite of the annual lodge elections. Youth lo dge members present will select officers for th e positions of Lodge Chief, Lodge Vice Chief, and Lodge Secretary-T reasure r. Those inter ested in running for one of these positions should see the information o n Pages 5-6. Any Arrowman ma y run for office provided he has comple ted the registration form on Page 6. In addition, the new Lodge Chief w ill select a chairman for each of the three lodge committees. Those interested in becoming chairman of the Activities & \?ervice, Camp Promotions& U nit Elections, o r Cere monies & Indian Affairs committees, sho uld tell the new chief o f the ir inte r est. The lodg e will again be seeking qualified youth members to serve as District Cow1eilman. Each district will have a counc ilman to coordinate the c amp promotions/ unit elections efforts in his district. Finally, the three standing committees will seek member involvement at the upcoming O rde al. So, the re are o bv iously many ways for you to exercise your leadership s kill s in the Chickasah Lodge in the coming year. A good first s te p to getting involved i n the lodge is coming to the Fall Ordeal next month at C am p C urrier (see next page). ,J Do the only right thing: Become a Brotherhood member this fall! What does it all m e an? I went to do hard labor a t Kia Kima (or Currier), and all I got was this stinking sas h and pocket flap! Surely doubts and questions this severe don't run thrcugh your mind as you try to sleep each night, but it makes sense if you are an Ordeal member to have questions about the Order; it's natural to want to know m or e .about this m ysterious and sometimes confusing organization. The best way to get this information, that is, to learn and g row as an Arrowman is to seal your membership in the O rder as a Brotherhood member. Becoming a brother is n ot that difficult, and you 'll bene fit from the increased knowle dge and inspiration the ceremony will bring you . Not only that, the C hickasah Lodge will ben e fit from s tronger membe r ship with ever y new Brotherhood member. Becoming a Brothe rhood member is relativel y easy. And on ce again this fall , the lodge is o ffering an opportunity to complete this key step at the fall Ordeal work weekend a t Currier. H ere are the requirements. As a preliminary, you mus t have been an Ordeal member for at ten months. In addition, you must meet five challenges before you enter the Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow membership. Me morize the Obligation of the O rder, which you received from Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of your members hip c ard o r in yo ur handboo k ). Also, me morize the OA Official Song, the Admonition, the sign of Ordeal m embership, and the Arrow handclasp. 2. Advance in your understanding of the Ordeal. Gain a thorough unders tanding of the Ord eal through which you have passed. Become familiar wi th The Custom s and Tradition s of the O rdeal given on pages 54- 56 of thr O rder of the Arrow Handbook (199 1 ed.). 3. Serve your unit. Retain your registration in Scou ting. During your 10-month period, strive to fulfill your O bligation by continuing and expanding your service to your own troop or post. 4. Plan for setvice in your lodge. Retain yo ur registration in the lodge and keep your dues paid. Be aware that acce ptance of Brothe rhood m embe r ship involves a pledge of service to the lodge. Develop a con cre te idea of how you plan to fulfill this pledge. 5. Review your progress. When you earnestl y feel that you have m e t the four challenges above, write a letter to the lodge secretary. In this le tter: • Ex plain what you think the Obli gation m eans. • Describe h o w you have been fulfilling this Obligation in your troop o r p ost and in your daily life, and how you ha ve used your understanding of the O rdeal to aid in this service. • Describe your specific plans for g iving service in the lodge program. Bring this letter to the Brotherhood with you. Ordeal m e mbership is a time of learning and trial, when you learn about the Order and its basic principles. Becoming a Brotherhood member lets you seal your m e mbership and rededicate yourself t o these principles. So don't delay; become a Brother today. Complete and return the registratio n form on the next page with your payment. Page 4 August 1992 ~~=========ITuE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I============= Chickasah Lodge #406 • Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council • Boy Scouts of America MEMBER REGISTRATION FORM Fall Ordeal , Brotherhood, and Fellowship• Camp Currier Eudora, Mississippi• September 18-20, 1992 Check all that apply : 0 Regular registration - before September 11 , 1992 $10.00 0 Late regi stration - on or before September 16, 1992 $12.00 0 Brotherhood candidate - on time (Date of Ordeal: _______ ) $20.00 0 Brotherhood candidate - late (Date of Ordeal: ) $23 .00 Make check payable to Chickasaw Council, BSA Last First Middle Initial Address: ______________ City : _ _____ ZIP: ___ _ Phone Number: ( ___________ Date of Birth: _____ _ Area Code Month/Day/Year Unit Number: District: Youth: 0 or Adult: 0 ----- - ------- Membership Status: 0 Ordeal 0 Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor Transportation Arrangements: 0 I will drive my own vehicle and have room for __ others. 0 I will ride with --------------~ Name of Driver Phone Number 0 I have exhausted all other means and still need transportation , so I am calling Don Moss at 327-4193 to tell him. Medical or Dietary Conditions: Please return by the above date to-Chickasah Lodge #406 Chickasaw Council , BSA 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 If you need directions to Currier, please call the council service center at 327-4193, or ask your Scoutmaster. - ---------- -- tor lodge/counc11 use·--------------- Date paid: _ _______ _ Receipt number: Special needs: ____ _ Registered in Scouting: 0 yes; 0 no. Ac tive registration i n Order of the Arrow: 0 yes; 0 no. August 1992 Page 5 === =:.......::==========llTHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I===================== Considering a Run for Lodge Office? Potential candidates, take note: elections set for Fall Ordeal introduction The Chickasah Lodge has three e lec ted officers-the Lodge Chief, the Lodge Vice-Chief, and the Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. Each of these jobs requires an unusual degree of inspired d edication and experience, and prospective candidates should first consider thei r experience and willingness to serve in these positions of leadership. All lodge members are encouraged to consider a leader ship role. Duties of the Elected Lodge Officers Lod~e Chief • Presides at all lodge meetings, events, and ctctivities. • Chairs the lodge executive committee and sets the agenda for its meetings. • Appoints the three oper ating committee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Advise r and is responsible fo r the coordination of their efforts. • Appoints ad-hoc commi ttee chairmen in consultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser. • Delegates responsibility to the other lodge officer!:> and chairmen. • U necessary, in cons ultation with the Lodge Adviser and Lodge Staff Adviser, removes lodge officers and operating committee chairmen who fai l to fulfill their duties. • Plans t he Lodge Officers' Training Conference and coordinates its events. • Represents the lodge on the Section Council of Chiefs. •Represents the lodge on the Council Executive Board, to other a rms of the council, and to oth er lodges. Lodge Vice-C hief _ • Carries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chiet in the Chief's absence. • Assumes the duties of Lodge Chief in the event of the resignation, removal, or death of the Chief. • Carries out other responsibilities or serves in other duties as assigned by the Lodge Chief. Lud~t' St'l.reta n;-Trmsurrr • c 'arries out the responsibilities of the Lodge Chief in the absence of the Lodge Chief and the Lodge Vice-Chief. • Takes minu tes of all lodge meetings, executive committee m eetings, and other such events; types and distributes copies for t he lodge executive committee and others. • Takes care of all lodge correspondence. • Serves as editor-in-chief of the lodge newsletter, th e Chickasah Thundabird, by collecting articles, typesetting, proofreading, mailing, and o ther related tasks. • Maintains lodge financial records, in consultation with the Lodge Staff Adviser. Procedures for Nomination and Approval Any youth member of the C hickasah Lodge ma y nominate any other youth member to run for lodge office, o r, any youth m<?mber may announce hi s desire to s tand fo r lodge office. A potential candidate must be a currently registered Scout or Exp lorer in a unit of the Chickasaw Council, Boy Scouts of America, and a member in good standing of the Chickasah Lodge, Order of the Arrow. He must also have a reconunendation submitted to the Supreme Chief of the Fire (Scout Executive) by his Scoutmaster or Post Adviser and a recommend ation from the Supreme Chief of the Fire. All of these requirements must be met no later than two weeks prior to the scheduled election. These require ments can be met by using the candida te registration iorm on the next page. First, fill out the top part and then sec ure a recommendation from your unit leader. Then, take the fo rm the council service center for approval by the Scout Executive. Then see below. Notification of Lodge Key Three After completing the fo rm on the reve rse, retain a copy fo r yourself and send copies to each of the following: Lodgl:' Chief Lodgl:' Advisa Lodgl:' Staff Adviser Hunter Baile y Richard Stevens Don Moss 1908 Malabar Ori ve 869 Sumter Cove Chickasaw Council, BSA G€ r mantown, T1'I 38138 Memphis, TN 38 12 2 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, T1'I 381 12 Pleasl:' notl:' that the deadline for suhn11sswn of tlu::::.r 1.:up1t's 1s Saturday, September 4 Page 6 August 1992 ===:=== =============llTHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I== =========== CHICKASAH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Lodge Officer Candidate Registration Form A. Personal Information Name: ___________________ Unit of Primary Regi stratio n: ____ _ Address: City: State: ___ _ ZIP: _____ Phone Number: ( _ ) ________ Date of Birth: ______ _ Rank in Scouting: _________ Order Membership (circle ) : Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil Office Sought (circle): Lodge Chief Lodge Vice-Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer B. Declaration of Intent or Nomination Option A: Se(fDeclaration I hereby announce my intent to seek the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I affirm that l am a currently registered youth member in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. Cundidate's Signaw re Date Opriun B: Nomination by Another Membe r [ hereby nominate the following Arrowman for the office of (circle) Lodge Chief I Lodge Vice-Chief I Lodge Secretary-Treasurer. I have ascertained that both the nominee and l are currently registered youth members in a unit of the Chickasaw Council and in the Chickasah Lodge. No111111 wor ·s Six1w1tire Date C. Scoutmaster's or Post Advisor's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Cruckasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow , and hereby approve him for candidacy for the following reasons: Signed Position Date D. Scout Executive's Recommendation I recommend the above named youth Arrowman for lodge office in the Chickasah Lodge #406. Order of the Arrow , and hereby approve him for candidacy. Comments: ------------------------------~ Sco ut Executive ·s Sig nature Dat e August 1992 Page 7 = ===============ITHE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I ====================== CHICKASAH LODGE #406 ORDER OF THE ARROW BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA We take pleas ure in recommending this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal Information Scout/ Scouter: - ----------- ----- Date of Birth: ____ _ Address: ____________ City: _____ State: ZIP: __ _ Pr esently registered as: _ __________ Unit: ____ District: ___ _ Lod:se Reco rd Date Inducted: _ _______ Date Brothe rhood Conferred: _______ _ Lodge Offices/Positions Held: --------------------- Please describe the nominee 's record of service to the Order of the Arrow. Please describe the nominee's record of service to Scoutin~. Please describe the nomine e's record of service to ca mpin:s or the council camps. Please des cribe any other s pecific reasons for nominatin:s this Arrowman . Nominator's Name: ___ _________ Scouting Position: ____ _ Address: Phone Number: - --- - - - SEE OTHER SIDE - -- -- --- --. ----- I Page 8 August 1992 ==~============tlTuc Cmc KAsAH T HUNDERBIRD I================ The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It calls for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation. The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved for those Arrowmen who-by reason of exceptional service, personal effort, and unselfish interest-have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following: their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in Scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to lodge, council, and Scouting. Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in Scouting and in good standing in a regularly chartered lodge is eligible for recommendation to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided that at the time of his recommendation he has been a Brotherhood member for a t least two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth, preference will be given to those who became members of the Order as Scouts rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or professional Scouters. Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 When recommending an individual, please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee's accomplishments cind charncter the committee has ci vciilcible, the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. Any individual may recommend any Arrowman who meets these requirements. Vi;?il Honor rt>comnu.mdations will be accepted until OCTOBER 15, 1992. No recomnwndations will be accepted after tlris date. Forward all recommendations to- VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS, TN 38112-4899 Note that this recommendation is confidential, and to 1woid possible disappointment, please do not adv ise tlze nominee in any way of your action in his behalf Attach additional sheets for support as necessary. Non-Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 C 00008601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND A 109980 ~8 Address Correction Requested 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 1992 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 1992 (Aug) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/bd18355315fe4a6e6061203f57d98114.pdf a670ca147a249757f2020fdf5430cc50 PDF Text Text 1 • The~~hickasah Thunderbird•· Volume 1 Issue The Oll'ldal PoNlcatton Ch"*••b Lodce 406 - Order fl the Ari-ow . Chk:kaslnir Coundl - ~Scouts fl A..nca November 1992 Sco ut Bas e I Ord eal : Hig hlig hts! Lodge Provi des Servic e by Jason Stewart by Brad Stevens While tho usands of Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts . Explorers. leaders. and guests enjoyed This foll we ho<f o great ordeal ot Comp events of the 1992 Seoul Bose. o greot number of Chickosoh Lodge numerous !he 127 ordeal. 27 We hod Currier. comp promotions booth, directed traffic, and maintained crowd control o ran orrowmen brotherhood and 30 members attend the campfire. ing clos the al ordeal. For the first time in o few years The event. held October 23-25 at the Naval Air Station- Memphis in Millington. is Ordeal 2 Pre-Ordeal and we hod il's annual Seoul show. The 0.A. sought to fulfill its role in serving the counc !he ceremonies running ot once. Alon Wright council by direct ing traffic and helping in the campfire by clean ing up afterwords. As planned and prepared for this weekend for well as the. Service Corps, the Comping Booth was the site of the kickoff of plans for One • of the Ordeal many weeks. Kio Kimo '93. This will mark !he second year of the successful Ozark Venture Bose. ceremonies' team was Andy Blond. Steven . Finally, the lodge held o fellowship for its members Saturday night following the Ze linski, Trey Cole. and Jon Grizzle. The show. The new lodge officers and committee chairmen were introduced and closing other Ordeal ceremonies ' team was Jon were distributed to !he fifty plus orrowmen who attended. When the sheets sign-up Bussell. Alon Wright. Chuck Barber. and ice cream was served and camaraderie of one's brother's was complete. was meeting Ryon Fisher. - The Brotherhood team wos e ~jo;· ed ~y c!!. Irey Cole. Woller Hoehn. t.tichoel Blond. and Special thanks goes out lo everyone who contributed to !he 0.A. Service Corps and Brod Stevens. Steve Edwards would Comp Promotions Booth. your help is greatly appreciated. This year we hod some great food ot Brion Evans and Andrew Bailey for their incredible service that !honk lo like ially espec the ordeal. Steve Edwards and his crew weekend. Once aga in, thank you to all those who gave up !heir time to help where the helped with preparing the food for the • needed us. council c: ondidotes. for the members. and the wonderful meal soturdoy night. Every foll ordeal we hove elections for If anyone would like to get new officers lo lead the lodge. This post call Wolter Hoehn for involved, year's officers were Hunter Bailey os Lodge Ceremonies/Indian Affairs at Chief. Ken Kimble os Lodge ViceChief. and Andy Perry os lodge Secretory-T resurer. Steve Edwards for Activities/Civic Service This year we hove elected new officers for · and Trey Cole f~ call the 1992-93 year . Jason Stewart as our Unit elections at . . -. / Promotions lodge Chief. Alon Wr ight os our Lodge Vice Lodge our as Stevens Brod Chief. and· Secretory-Tresurer. C6ngrolulotions to m-~rew ordeal and A' w a y brotherhood members ~~ Orde~ of !he f~ Arrow! As Allowal Sakima S4fd in the PreBanquet, Ordeal, Scout Base ordeal ceremony " A:s-:flle..-worrior droll's by Brad Stevens !he arrow mos! trustworthy from the The Annual Chickasoh lodge quiver. You were drown from many Family Banquet is set for 7:00P.t.I .• Friday. Lodge Officers _ you This line is very true. others .... " 92 93 December 4th al Christ United Methodist were drown by your fellow scouts in your Church, 4488 Poplar Ave.. t.lemphis. Tn .• your in troop. So always set on example The event· will feature inslallolion of new 'Ceremonies Comm ittee troop by obeying !he Seoul Low and Oath announcement of new program officers, by followed and and you will be seen features, presentation of awards, service many others . recognitions, and finally !he Vigil Honor NOAC- "One Great Light" This year we hove new committee callout. The Ceremonies/Indian Affa irs chairmen. All orrowmen new and old, should chairman is Woller Hoehn and his now lo attend !his special plans make Banquet Lodge Family assistances Andy Blond and Chuck Barbe:. I event and help get geared up for the Steve Edwards is chairman for !he The banquet is for the Comp t-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - --1 coming year. The Service. Activit ies/Civic be sure lo bring along so family entire Service Committee and Dues is chairman Elections it Promotions/Un your reservation today. in Send . parents. Trey Cole. See page 5 of this publication. I ·d e Th·IS Issue ns1 2 3 4 5 6 Banquet 'W--·,r'- �• 2 The Chickasah Thunderbird • Who 31:e my new lodge officers? ~ -~ - --- . i. • by Brad Stevens Here ore your ne w offic ers for the new 1992 -1993 year. They hove come with some fresh ideas for contrnuinq the recent suc cesses of the lodqe and expondinq these ideas to reach more new members. Jason Stewart. 17. is currently lodqe Chief. He hos served as Comp Promotions/Unit Elections chai rman prior lo the election. He is a senior at Wh ite Stat ion High School. on Eagle Scout in Troop 51. o 2 year comp staff member al Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and a Brotherhood member or the lodqe. Alon Wr iqh l. 17. is currently lodge Vice Chief. He hos served as Ceremonr es /ln dion Affairs chairman prior to the election. He is a senior at Memph is University Hiqh School. on Eoqle Scout in Post 316. a 3 year co mp storr member at Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and o Viqil Honor member. Brod Stevens. 16. is currently lodqe Secretory-Treasurer. He is very active in Ceremonies/Indian Affairs. He is a sophomore al First Assemb ly Christion School. on Eoq le Scout in Troop 200. o 2 year ~am p staff member al Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and o Brotherhood member in the lodge. The new Executive Committee members we lcome you r ideas and suqqestions. Just wr ite or coll them anytime. lodge Vice Chief Alon Wr ight lodge Secretory-Treasurer Brod Stevens Activities/O vic Service by St eve Edwards Purpose The committee hos two areas of focu s rn our lodqe. First. man y JI tne octrvrl ies include fellowships al Scout Bose and Comp Kio Ki mo week ly every year . )eCtr on conclaves to meet other orr ow men and exchonqe ideas. th e Family . Banquet. and. many oth er activities. Second. we use the ordeal's purpose of cheerful service l nrouq h lh e Ordeals every year. Areas of Service The lodqe Executive Committee coo rd inates servic es like the '011o w1n q . - A conlributtion lo the cou ncils Friends of Scouting compaiqn. - A compinq booth promolinq Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . - A messenger service ond traffic dir.ection team at Sco ut Bose. Oth er service activities the lodge hopes to pursue include o servic e corps at each district comporee. service days at Comp Currier. and staffs for 1roinin q and Cub Akelo weekends and Webelos encampments. lodge Activities The committee olso_Ql.O¥S o big port in the following : - The Annual lodqe FomiJ.v~quet. held in December to pr ovide recoqnitio n and fellowships fo r the post and ~ years. - The Section Conclave. o .we&iid-long event hosted by on area cor.;p at wh ich lodges fr om throughout Mississippi ~naWest Tennessee come together rn competition and fellowsh ip. - The Vigil Breakfast. held to honor the recently inducted Vigil Honor members and to o!low fellowship and comroderie. - Fellowships and lodge meetings at Kio Kimo during the comping season and ol Scout Bose. Many other activities ore being planned for the coming year. You r propobly asking yourself, "what con I do." Well each activity needs o staff of people to setu p. run the activity. and clean -up. The Chairman To get involved with the commi ttee. just coll the chairman . Steve Edwards. an Eagle Scout in Troop 275. a Brotherhood member. and o second year staffer at Kio Kimo: at 853-5390. Th is is Steve' s second year as the Activities/Service cha irman. and he'll be will ing to help you toke port in the service and fun of the Chickosoh lodge. 'l hank You Mr. Silliman 1 Many of us don 't realize what it tokes lo provide food service for the 0.A. Ordeals . We hove been very fortunate to hove the help ond resourses of our fellow Arrowmon Mr. Doyle Silliman. He hos helped for the post couple of years in providing the lions shore of materials needed so cur ordeal could toke place. Also the post two years he hos helped us get good food ot o fair price for our foll ordeal. We won t to thank him and oil those that assisted him for the finP. inh lhPV hovP. nnnP. �3 Cer emo nies /Ind ian Affa irs . . . Dear brothers. Over the post year I hove hod the honor of servinq os your Ceremonies/Indian Affairs chairman . The lodqe hos experienced mu ch qrowth and sucess in this committee and we look to on even qreoter com inq year. Lost summer ol the Notional Order of the Arrow Conference . the lodqe performed two pre-ordeal teams and one brotherhood learn. One pre-ordeal team placed 11th out of 109 teams. The other pre-ordeal team placed 16th. Both teams were proclaimed as Notional Honor Tea ms. The brotherhood team placed 12th out of about 70 teams. They were also proclaimed as o Notional Honor Team . As you con see. the cer emonies committee continues to enjoy success al NOAC. as well as the section conclave. Al the lost conclave. Jon Grizzle. Andy Blond. Steven Zelinski. and Brod Stevens represented the lodqe we ll in the pre-ordeal competition . More importantly, the ceremony continues to inspire the ca ndidates l hrouqh quality induction ceremonies. Other brothers who se rve on the committee ore John Bussell, Tre y Cole. Chuck Barber. Molt Williams. and Bryon Garvey. Also qivinq support to the committe e were Patrick Owen and Scott Kimbrouqh. Mr. Vince Sutherland. Mr. Robert Strickland . Mr. Leyton Wriqhl and Mr. Lonny Blond qove valuable service lo the committee os advisors and drivers. . Th e Chickosoh Lodqe also provides o dance team tha t exposed the lodqe lo many non-members. Vince Perryman led the team this post year by tr oininq orrowmen in doncinq and clothinq cons truction . Webe los encampmen ts and tr aining~. comporees. cub scout events and Kio Kimo Seoul Resrvotion ore but o few of the places where the dance learn performed. The section conclave was one of the hiqh points of the year. The team placed third in the team dance com petition and Brod Stevens placed second in the specially dance compet ition where he performed the Fallen Eoqle dance. Members wh o served on the donce team this year were Andy Blond. Vince Perryman. St even Zelinski, Chuck Barber. Jon Gr izzle. Brod Stevens. Michael Blond. Michael Hurley. Preston Lindsey. Tim Anderson Brett Grosmonn. and Justin Geise. The advisors were Mr. Robert Strickland. Mr. Richard Stevens. and t.lr. Lonny Blond. I om proud lo turn the commit tee over to the 1992-1993 ch o1rmon. Wolter Hoehn. who will surely lead the committee to qreoler heiqhts. If you ore int erested and wont to know how to be in l he ceremonies/indion ·affairs· co mmittee. then coll Wolter Hoehn at 323-8797. The Chickos"Oh Lodqe Ceremonies/Indian Affairs committee looks fo rward to providing rich er service to the lodge council and most importantly the members in the comi ng year . ro1l ow1 nq l he arrow. Alon Wr iqhI Ceremonies/indion Ailoirs rormcr Chairman Cam p Pro mot ion s and Uni t Ele ctio ns Com mit tee by Andy Perry for Trey Cole Purpose- Compinq 1s ol the heart of Scouting. and thus it is th e fo cus of this primary service orgonizotioin, th e Order of lhe Arrow: Comping is IMJj icol. espec ially in today's world . II promotes awareness Qt:-~ need to protect no tu re and its creatures. It lets us ~e....-1he beauty that inspired man to his qreo lest occompl ishmcn~bove all, comping allows us to hove fun without the worries o:;·school and work . ·• Promoting th ese lofty id ea ls is the princ ipal function of th is committee and our order. By visiting the troops of the Chickasaw Council on providing them with informa tion on comping locations and our summer co mp, Kio Ki mo Sc ou t Re~ ervo tion. the Arrowmen on his committee spread the spirit which merited their election into the Order. As well. the committee provides elections to ensure that the Order recognizes the honor campers of the council. !lie rundions!Jaji Visits- Each Jon . .Feb .. and t.lorch. l earns co ordinated by "District Councilmen"(Arrowmen selected lo coordi nate comp promotions and unit elections in each district) visit as many of the approximately 200 troops of the council. Indeed o monumental task ! These visits allow Scouts to see the Kio Ki mo video and learn of summer comp· opportunities. They also co nduct OA unit elections and answer any questions of po ren ts. scouts and leaders. Where lo Go Coming Bogk- The lodqe pub lishes o book to provide units with ideas and hints lo pion successful weekend and long-term trips to surrounding locations. Scoulbase- The lodge kicks off the promotion effort al a sto ffed booth providing information on comping and Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . !lie C/!(11rmonThe committee is led by Chairman Trey Cole.767- 7179. coll and offer your help for this important project. ~~ Muk )'UUr caleodar Saturday . Jammry 16th. 9:00a.m.- 12 noon CAMP PROMOTIONS UNIT EUX:TD NS 'l'R.AINING M F!ETING McLemor e ChrUtia n Church.4 965 WillOW' Rd., Memphis .TN �I 4 ~1iyFires (~ne ~Great Light by Kevin Ritz Th11 ty- n1ne youth and adults from ou r lodge recently attended th e Notional Order ol the Arrow Conference in Knoxville. Te nnessee . from Augus t 9th to August 13th. Arr owmen fr om around the cou ntry, de leg ated fro m th e Chic kosoh Lodge 1992. po rtic1poted in this grea t celebra tion of "Many Fires. One Grea t Light." Upon arr iving ot the ca mpu s of the University of Tennessee. orrowmen were or iented with aspects of the con fe re nce such os schedules. livinq orronqemen ts and other events. The opening show in UT's spacious basketba ll arena introduced orrowmen to the theme of the co nfe rence ond the activities to be occ urr ing during the week. Bo th National Cnie f Sean Co x and Notional Vice Chief Blair Dickens addressed the crowd of nearly 6.700 deleqotes. On Mond ay. "Challenge Doy" arrowmen begon exper iencing the many opportun ities available at NOAC. Some attended persona l development workshops (OAPD) . wh ile oth ers went to various train ing sessions. Sports even ts were prevalent. as recreat ional ond in terlodqe competitions were held da il y. At the Meet the Man sessions. delegates co uld ask Questions lo lhe Notional Chie f and Vice Chief. the req ion chiefs. and also No tion al Comm ittee members. Other act ivities included the OA museum and , of course. pa tch trod inq. · Nat ive American Doy was Tuesday. ond both dance competitions and the Native American Show were quite popular events. The Founder's Doy celebration was held at the World's Fair site on Wednesday, os lodges presented booths to boost of their hometown's uniQue character . "Still Believe." the theme show. was olso presented on Wednesday. Ind ividual arrowmen from the Chickosoh Lodqe were very suc cessful at the 1992 NOAC. Special recoqn ilion is due lo Andy Perry ond Alon Wriqhl. who comprised our Notional OA Jeopardy Team. Andy and Alon competed against three-man learns and Also. o member of the were fi nally VICTORIOUS at th e finals on Founder' s Doy. Chickasah ·Lodqe. Jomes 8. Loycook, received the prestigious Dislinquished Service Award ot the OA Showcase on Monday niqht. Additionally, our lodge's three ceremonies learns finished in the loo twenty. Congrolulations to oil of these or rowmen who participated an d we'll see you at the 1994 NOAC al Purdue University in West Lafayette. Indiana. Ceremonies Teams that porticipoted:Ordeal learns: Ken Kimble.Alon Wright.Hunter Bailey.Brod Stevens; Jon Grizzle.Ryan Fisher.Andy Bland. Steven Ze linski: Bro therhood Team: Mic hael Blond. Wa ller Hoeh n. Jason Stewart. Brod Stevens. Heckma n ·named new-LQl_!ge Advisor ~rticle by Brod Stevens Scou t Executive Joe Long has · announced that long time orrowmon Sandy Mr. Heckman is on Eagle Scout from Heckman wi ll fill the position of Lodge Advisor. Troop 59 from Payson. Illinois. He hos been in scoutinq for 16 years and during this lime hos gained a great deal of experience. He hos been. Lodge Secretary and Lodge Chief in He served on the camp staff of his council , his home lodge. Maheenqvn Lodqe #136. Soukenouk Scout Rese rvation. in Limo. Illinois for 5 years. He hos earned his God And co untry Award ond the William T. Hornaday Award . He has been servinq as co mmissioner in the Eastern Dis trict. Last year he served our lodge as the Camp Promotions and Unit Elections Committee Adu lt Advisor. He works al the McVeon Trad ing Company as a co mmod ity broker . When asked about his goals for the 1992-93 year he said he would like to work to get all orrowmen in all distr ict s active and work ing loqether . We welcome Mr. Heckman and look forward to his wisdom and experience as we str ive together to extend the outdoor comping experience to more troops. MessageF~m the·Chief Attention oil members. I om excited about this upcoming year.The I ond Committee Executive Lodge plan s mo king begun already hove for the months oheod. Although, the one key element thot our lodge requires is your input ond your assistance. None of ou r ideas will be fulfilled with ou t your invol vement. ror our new members. this is on exce llen t time to slort getting in vo lve d with Ceremon ies. India n Dancing. Un it Civic Ser vice. or wha tever Elections. As for some of our older interests you. brothers. why no t toke ·part in the fun and fellowsh ip that your lodge hos lo offer. Whether you have just been inducted or you ' ve been around since E. Urner Goodmon. it's never too late lo sign up for o committee. .So what or.e you wai l ing for ? Gel a head start on everybody else and gel act ive in the O.A.! Yours in the Brotherhood. Jason Stewart nat'sorrto ' Lastlears District Coilndhnen by Jason Stewart This post year a new method wos set up that proved lo be extremely effective for the Unit Elections and Comp Promotions Committee. The new formal for handling elections ond promotions is called the District Councilmen Program. This plan made an orrowman from each district in chorqe of es ta blishing election teams and scheduling the troop visits for This prQved lo moke the his district. process more C"entrotized and much easier for th e lodge to manage. Special !honks goes out to all of those arrowmen who personally went out and helped troops elect new members. Special praise should be given to those District Councilme n who qave undying service lo make the Camp extremely Committee Promotions Thanks lo Will Dotson successful. (Eastern District). Woller Hoehn (Southeast (Mississippi Monteith Moc District). District). Trey Corr {Northeast District). Jason Owens (Noshobo District). Chris Bell (South Cen tral District). Jon Bussell and Teddy Thomas (Southwest District). All of those men deserve extreme gratitude from both the lodge and their own districts. �• The Chic kasah Thunderbird • 5 The Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council - Boy Scouts of America Requests the Honor of Your Presents at the Lodge Family Banquet Friday , December 4, 1992 7 : 00 p.m. Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar Avenue Memphis , Tennessee !or oil Arrowmen, new of7<1 experienced. ond llle/r fom11/es, feolvr/n9 Guest Speaker , Program Highlights of the Past and Coming Years, Spec ial Recognit ion s, Officer Installations, Vigil Honor Callout, Catering by Christ United Methodist Church - -- . tJoo '/ miss -~-:._= 11 1 ·---------------------------------------------. Reseoolion Form 1992 Chickasoh Lodge Family BanQuet December 4, 1992 Christ United t.lethodist Church Please reserve __ tickets for my family cind/or me at the 1992 Lodge Family Banquet . As payment, I have included a check made payable to the Boy Scouts of America for __ tickets @ $10.00 each, for a total of $_ _ _ Troop: __ Phone: ( P/eQSe CQmple/e Qnd re/urn ll'tll! fXJ)1Tlenl before !Vo~m/Jer XJ lo : Cl!icirJSIJI! Lo<l;e ~ Cl!KfQSQll' CounC!l. 8S.f 171 S<Ju/I! llo/lytYoo<I Street Jlem,ol!!S.fenn~ J!lll- 1899 - ---------------------------------------------~ �• 6 The Chickasah Thunderb ird • 93 Dues are due! r-----~--------------------• I I Here ore my 1993 Ch ickosoh Lodge dues: I I I I D $4.00 if payed before November 30 I I D SS.00 late I I P/egse prgn(/e /lie /g//g, /nq in/Qrmg//gn: That's right folks. Lod ge dues for the comi ng year ore no w due. an d we wont yo u to co ntinu e you r membership 1n th e Chick osoh Lodge . By poyinq and stoyinq o member. you con find out th e lates t news in The Chicko so h Thu nderbird and what events ore coming up in the mont hs for yo u to be o po rt of. No me. --------------------------------------------------Address: ------------------------------------------------- ,. The Annua l Lodg e Family Banque t. December 4lh Ci ty: ------------------------ Stole : ------ ZIP: ---------,. Th e Vigil and Br ea kfas t for Viqil Honor member s lroop : ---------------- Dote of Birth: -------------------,. The Comp Promotion and Unit Election effort beginning January Phone Number: ( ____) ---------------------------------- 0 Ordea l D Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor 0 Please check here if th is Info rma tion hos changed in the post 12 months As a port oJ my Obligation to Cheerful Service. I wou ld like to help on the following lodqe committee: 0 Activities/Ser vice 1n ,.. Th e 1992 Section SR -9 Conclave nex t April ,. The Spring Ordeal and Bro therhood ,.. The Orde r's programs at Kio Kima, such as the Bro ther hoods and Fellowships ,. And much, much more ! D ca mp Promotions/Unit Elections All you have to do is clip and moil or toke the form al left lo the Chickasaw Council Service Center. Ma ke ch ec ks payable lo the Boy Scouts of America. Do it no w to ovoid the late fee. Near the beg inning of the yea r. you wi ll receive o new membershi p cord. Please note that if you were inducted as on Ord ea l member or become o Brotherhood member at lhe Foll Ordeal in September. your dues ore already pa id. q eremonies/lndion Alloirs Moil or toke in person lo : Ch ickoso h Lo dqe 406 Chickasaw Council. BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis. TN 38112 -4899 Ch ickasaw Council B()Y;Sf;OUTS or 1'MERICA 1~ HoHywood Street .Meftfpms, TN 38112-4899 C 00008601 01 L A 109980 VINCE SUTHERLAND Address Correction Requested � 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 1 • The~~hickasah Thunderbird• · Volume 1 Issue The Oll'ldal PoNlcatton Ch"*••b Lodce 406 - Order fl the Ari-ow Chk:kaslnir Coundl - ~Scouts fl A..nca . November 1992 I Ordeal : Highlights! by Brad Stevens This foll we ho<f o great ordeal ot Comp Currier. We hod 127 ordeal. 27 brotherhood and 30 members attend the ordeal. For the first time in o few years we hod 2 Pre-Ordeal and Ordeal ceremon ies running ot once. Alon Wright planned and prepared for this weekend for many weeks. One • of the Ordeal ceremonies' team was Andy Blond. Steven Ze li nski, Trey Cole . and Jon Grizzle. The other Ordeal ceremonies ' team was Jon Bussell. Alon Wright. Chuck Barber. and Ryon Fisher . - The Brotherhood team wos Irey Cole. Woller Hoehn. t.tichoel Blond. and Brod Stevens . This year we hod some great food ot t he ordeal. Steve Edwards and his crew helped with preparing the food for the c: ondidotes. for the members. and the wonderful meal soturdoy night. Every foll ordeal we hove elections for new off icers lo lead the lodge. This post year's officers were Hunter Bailey os Lodge Chief. Ken Kimble os Lodge ViceChief . and Andy Perry os lodge Secretory-T resurer. This year we hove elected new officers for the 1992-93 year . Jason Stewart as our lodge Chief. Alon Wr ight os our Lodge Vice Chief. and· Brod Stevens as our Lodge Scout Base Lodge Provides Service by Jason Stewart While tho usands of Cub Scouts. Boy Scouts . Explorers. leaders . and guests enjoyed !he numerous events of the 1992 Seoul Bose. o greot number of Chickosoh Lodge orrowmen ran o comp promot ions booth, directed traffic, and maintained crowd control al the clos ing campfire. The event. held October 23-25 at the Naval Air Station- Memphis in Millington. is !he counc il's annual Seoul show. The 0.A. sought to fulfill its role in serving the council by direct ing traffic and helping in the campfire by clean ing up afterwords. As well as the. Service Corps , the Comping Booth was the site of the kickoff of plans for Kio Kimo ' 93. This will mark !he second year of the successful Ozark Venture Bose. . Finally, the lodge held o fellowship for its members Saturday night following the closing show. The new lodge officers and committee chairmen were introduced and sign-up sheets were distributed to !he fifty plus orrowmen who attended. When the meeting was complete. ice cream was served and camaraderie of one's brother's was e~jo;·ed ~y c !!. Special thanks goes out lo everyone who contributed to !he 0.A . Service Corps and Comp Promotions Booth. your help is greatly appreciated. Steve Edwards would espec ially like lo !honk Brion Evans and Andrew Bailey for their incredible service that weekend. Once aga in, th ank you to all thos e who gave up !heir time to help where the council needed us. • If anyone would like to get involved, call Wolter Hoehn for Ceremonies/Indian Affairs at - Steve Edwards for Activities/Civic Service call - · and Trey Cole f ~ Promotions/ Unit elections at ..-. Secretory-Tresurer. Ban t C6ngrolulotions to m-~rew ordeal and I ·d Th· I que brotherhood membe rs ~~ Orde~ of !he ns1 e IS ssue 'W--·,r'- Away' Arrow! As Allowal Sakima S4fd in the Pre- f~ ordeal ceremony " A:s-:flle..-worrior droll's Banquet, Ordeal, Scout Base !he arrow mos! trustw or thy from the by Brad Stevens quiver. You were drown from many The Annual Chickasoh lodge others .... " This line is very true. you 2 92 _93 Lodge Officers Family Banquet is set for 7:00P.t.I .• Friday. were drown by your fellow scouts in your December 4th al Christ United Methodist troop. So always set on example in your Church, 4488 Poplar Ave.. t.lemphis. Tn .• troop by obeying !he Seoul Low and Oath 3 'Ceremonies Comm ittee The event· will feature inslallolion of new and you will be seen and followed by officers, announcement of new program many others . features, presentation of awards, service This year we hove new committee 4 NOAC- "One Great Light" recognitions, and finally !he Vigil Honor chairmen. The Ceremonies/Indian Affa irs callout. chairman is Woller Hoehn and his All orrowmen new and old, should assistances Andy Blond and Chuck Barbe:. I 5 Lodge Family Banquet make plans now lo attend !his special Steve Edwards i s chairman for !he event and help get geared up for the Activit ies/Civic Service. The Comp t-----------------1 coming year. The banquet is for the Promotions/Un it Elections chairman is 6 Dues and Committee Service entire family so be sure lo bring along Trey Cole. parents. . Send in your reservation today. See page 5 of this publication. • 2 The Chickasah Thunderbird • Who 31:e my new lodge officers? ~ -~ . i. • - --- by Brad Stevens Here ore your ne w offic ers for the new 19 92 -1993 year. Th ey hove come with some fresh i deas fo r contrnuinq the recent suc cesses of the lodqe and expondinq these ideas to reach more new members. Jason Stewart. 17 . is currently lodqe Chief. He hos served as Comp Promotions/Unit Elections chai rman prior lo the election. He is a senior at Wh it e St at ion High School. on Eagle Scout in Troop 51. o 2 year comp staff mem ber al Ki o Kimo Scout Reservation and a Brotherhood member or the lodqe. Alon Wr iqh l. 17. i s currently lodge Vice Chief. He hos served as Cerem onr es /ln dion Af fai rs chairman prior to the election. He i s a sen ior at Memph i s University Hiqh School. on Eoqle Sco ut in Post 316. a 3 year co mp stor r member at Ki o Kimo Scout Reservation and o Viqil Honor member. Brod Stevens. 16 . is currently lodqe Secretory-Treasurer . He i s very act ive in Ceremonies/India n Affairs. He is a sophomore al First Assemb ly Christion School. on Eoq le Scout in Troop 200. o 2 year ~am p staff member al Kio Kimo Scout Reservation and o Brotherhood member in the lodge. The new Executive Committee members we lco me you r ideas and suqqestions. Just wr ite or coll them anytime. Activities/Ovic Service by St eve Edwards Purpose The committee hos t wo areas of f ocu s rn our lodqe . Fi rst. man y JI tne oct rvrl ies include fellowships al Scout Bose and Comp Kio Ki mo week l y every year . ) eCtr on conclaves to meet other orr ow men and exchonqe i deas. th e Fam ily . Banq uet. and. many oth er activities. Second. we use the or deal's purpose of cheerful serv ice l nrouq h lh e Ordeals every year. Areas of Service The lodqe Executive Co mm ittee coo rd inates servic es li ke the ' 011o w1n q . - A conlributtion lo the cou ncils Friends of Scouting compaiqn. - A compinq booth promolinq Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . - A messenger service ond t raffic dir.ection team at Sco ut Bose. Oth er service activities the lo dge hopes to pursue include o servic e corps at each district comporee. service days at Comp Currier. and staffs for 1roinin q and Cub Akelo weekends and Webelos encampments. lodge Activities The committee olso_Ql.O¥S o big port in the following : - The Annual lodqe FomiJ.v~quet. held in December to pr ov ide recoqnitio n and fellowships fo r the post and ~ years. - The Section Conclave. o .we&iid-long event hosted by on area cor.;p at wh ich lodges fr om throughout Mississi ppi ~naWest Tennessee come togethe r rn co mpet ition an d fellowsh ip . - The Vigil Breakfast. held to honor the recently inducted Vigil Honor members and t o o!low fellowship and comroderie. - Fellowships and lodge meet ings at Kio Kimo during the comping season and ol Scout Bose. Many other activities ore being planned for the coming year. You r propobly asking yourself, "what con I do." Well each activity needs o staff of people to setu p. run the activity. and clean -up. The Ch airman To get involved with the commi ttee . just coll the chairman . St eve Edwards . an Eagle Scout i n Troop 275. a Brotherhood member. and o second year staffer at Kio Kim o: at 853-5390. Th is is Stev e' s second year as the Activ ities/Servic e cha irman. and he 'll be will ing to help you t oke port in the service and fun of the Ch ickosoh lodge. lodge Vice Chief Alon Wr ight lodge Secretory-Treasurer Brod Stevens 'l1hank You Mr. Silliman Many of us don ' t realize what it tokes lo provide food service for the 0 .A. Ordeals . We hove been very fortunate to hove the help ond resourses of our fellow Arrowmon Mr. Doyle Silliman. He hos helped for the post couple of years in prov iding the lions shore of mater ials needed so cur ordeal could toke pl ace. Also th e post t wo years he hos helped us get good food ot o fair price for our foll ordeal. We won t to thank him and oil those t hat assisted him for the finP. inh lhPV hovP. nnnP. 3 Ceremonies/Indian Affairs . . . Dear brothers. Over the post year I hove hod the honor of servinq os your Ceremonies/Indian Affairs chairman . The lodqe hos experienced mu ch qrowth and sucess in this committee and we look to on even qreoter com inq year. Lost summer ol th e Notional Order of the Arrow Conference . the lodq e performed two pre-ordeal teams and one brotherhood learn. One pre-ordeal team placed 11th out of 109 teams. The other pre-ordeal team placed 16th . Both teams were proclaimed as Notional Honor Tea ms. The brotherhood team placed 12th out of about 70 teams. They were also proclaimed as o Notional Honor Team . As you con see. the cer emonies committee continues to enjoy success al NOAC. as well as the sect ion conclave. Al the lost conclave. Jon Grizzle. Andy Blond. Steven Zelinski. and Brod St evens represented the lodqe we ll i n the pre-ordeal competition . More importantly, the ceremony co ntinues to inspire the ca nd idates l hrouqh quality i nduct ion ceremonies. Other brothers wh o se rve on the committee ore John Bussell, Tre y Co le. Chuck Barber. Molt Williams. and Bryon Garvey. Also qivinq support to the committe e were Patrick Owen and Scott Kimbrouqh. Mr. Vince Sutherland. Mr. Robert Strickland . Mr. Leyton Wriqhl and Mr. Lonny Blond qove valuable service lo the committee os advisors and dr ivers. . Th e Chickosoh Lodqe also provides o dance team tha t expos ed the lodqe lo many non-members. Vince Perryman led the team this post year by tr oininq orrowmen i n doncinq and clothinq cons truction . Webe lo s encampmen ts and tr aining~. comporees. cub scout events and Kio Kimo Seoul Resrvotion ore but o few of the places where the dance learn performed. The sect ion conclave was one of the hiqh points of the year. The team placed third in the team dance com petition and Brod Stevens placed second in the specially dance compet ition where he performed the Fallen Eoqle dance. Membe rs wh o served on the donce team this year were Andy Blond. Vince Perryman. St even Ze li nski, Chuck Barber. Jon Gr izzle. Brod St evens. Michael Blond. Michael Hurley. Preston Lindsey. Tim Anderson Brett Grosmonn. and Justin Geise. The advisors were Mr. Robert Stri ckland. Mr. Richard St evens. and t.lr. Lonny Blond. I om proud lo turn the commit tee over to t he 1992-1993 ch o1rmon. Wolter Ho ehn. who will surely lead the committee to qreoler heiqhts. If you ore int erested and wont to know how to be in l he ceremonies/indion ·affairs· co mmi ttee. then coll Wolter Hoehn at 323-8797. The Chickos"Oh Lodqe Ceremonies/Indian Affairs comm ittee looks fo rward to providing rich er service to the lodge counci l and most importantly the members in the comi ng year . ro1l ow1 nq l he arrow. Alon Wr iq h I Ceremonies/ indion Ailoirs rormc r Chairman Camp Promotions and Unit Elections Committee by Andy Perr y for Trey Co le Purpose- ·• Compinq 1s ol th e heart of Scouting. and thus it is th e !lie rundions- !Jaji Visits- Each Jon . .Feb .. and t.lorch. l earns fo cus of this primary service orgon izotioin, th e Order of lhe co ordi nated by "District Counci lmen"(Arrowmen se l ected lo Arrow : Comping is IMJj icol. espec ially in today's world . II coordi nate comp promotions and unit elections in each district) promotes awareness Qt:-~ need to protect no tu re and i ts visit as many of the approximately 200 troops of the council. creatures. It lets us ~e....-1he beauty that inspired man to his Indee d o monume ntal task ! These visits allow Scouts to see the qreo lest occompl i shmcn~bove all, comping allows us to hove Ki o Ki mo video and learn of su mmer comp · opportunit i es. They also fun without the worries o:; · school and work . co nduct OA unit elections and answer any questions of po ren ts. Promoting th ese lofty id ea ls is the pr inc ip al function of th is committee and our order. By visitin g the t roops of the Chickas aw Council on providing them with info rma tion on comping locations and our su mmer co mp, Kio Ki mo Sc ou t Re~ervo tion. the Arrowmen on his committee spread the spirit which merited their election into the Order. As well. the committee provides elections to ensure that the Order recognizes the honor campers of the council. ~~ sco uts and leaders. Where lo Go Coming Bogk- The lodqe pub li shes o book to provide units with ideas and hints lo pion successful weekend and long-term trips to surrounding locations. Sc oulbase- The lodge kicks off the promotion effort al a sto ffed booth providing information on comping and Kio Kimo Scout Reservation . !lie C/!(11rmon- T he comm ittee is led by Chairman Trey Cole.767- 7179. coll and offer your help for this i mportant project. Muk )'UUr caleodar Saturday. Jammry 16th. 9:00a.m.- 12 noon CAMP PROMOTIONS UNIT EUX:TDNS 'l'R.AINING M F!ETING McLemore ChrUtian Church.4965 WillOW' Rd., Memphis.TN ~1iyFires (~ne ~Great Light by Kevin Ritz Th11 t y- n1ne youth and adults f rom ou r lodge recently attended th e Notional Order ol the Arrow Co nference in Knoxville. Te nnessee . from Augus t 9th to August 13th. 1992. Arr owmen fr om ar ound the cou ntry, de leg ated fro m th e Chic kosoh Lodge po rtic1 poted in thi s grea t cele bra tion of "Many Fi res. One Grea t Light." Upon arr iving ot the ca mpu s of the University of Tennessee. orrowmen were or iente d with aspects of the con fe re nce such os schedules. li vinq orronqemen ts and other ev ents. The opening show in UT's spacious basketba ll arena introduced orrowmen to the theme of the co nfe rence ond the activities to be occ urr i ng dur in g the week. Bo th Nat i onal Cnie f Sean Co x and Not ional Vice Chief Blair Dickens addressed the crowd of nearly 6.7 00 deleqotes. On Mond ay. "Challenge Doy" arrowmen begon exper ienc i ng the many opportun i ties available at NOAC. Some attended persona l development workshops (OA PD) . wh ile oth ers went to various train i ng sessions. Sports even ts were prevalent. as recreat ional ond in terlodqe compet itions were he l d da il y. At the Meet the Man sessions. delegates co uld ask Quest io ns lo lhe Notional Chie f and Vice Chi ef. the req ion chi efs. and also No tion al Comm ittee members . Other act ivities included the OA museum and , of course. pa tch trod inq. · Nat i ve American Doy was Tuesday. ond both dance competitions and the Native American Show were quite popular events . The Founder 's Doy celebration was held at the World's Fair site on Wednesday, os lodges presented booths to boost of their hometown's un iQue character . " Still Believe." the theme show. was olso presented on Wednesday. Ind ivid ual arrowmen from the Chickosoh Lo dqe were very suc cessful at the 1992 NOAC . Special recoqn ilion is due lo Andy Perry ond Alon Wriqhl. who comprised our Not io na l OA Jeopardy Team. Andy and Alon competed against three-man learns and were fi nally VICTORIOUS at th e f inals on Founder ' s Doy. Also. o member of the Chickasah · Lodqe. Jomes 8. Loycook , received the prestigious Dislinquished Service Award o t the OA Showcase on Monday niqht. Additionally, our lodge's thr ee ceremonies learns fi nished in the loo twenty . Congrolulations to oil of these or rowmen who participated an d we'll see you at the 1994 NOAC al Purdue University in West Lafayette. Indiana. Ceremonies Teams that porticipoted:Ordeal lea rns : Ken Kimble.Alon Wright.Hunter Ba il ey.B rod Stevens; Jon Grizzle.Ryan Fisher.Andy Bland. Steven Ze linski: Bro th erhood Team : Mic hae l Blond. Wa ller Hoeh n. Jason Stewart. Brod Stevens . Heckman ·named new-LQl_! ge Advisor ~rticle by Brod Stevens Scou t Exe cutive Joe Long has · announced that long ti me orrowmon Sandy Heckman wi ll fill th e posit ion of Lodge Advisor . Mr . Heckman is on Eagle Scout from Troop 59 from Payson. Illinois. He hos been in scoutinq for 16 years and during this lime hos gained a great deal of exper ience. He hos been. Lodge Secretary and Lodge Chief in his home lo dge. Maheenqvn Lodqe #136 . He serv ed on the camp staff of his council , So ukenouk Scout Rese r vation. in Li mo. Illinois for 5 years. He hos earned his God And co untry Award ond the William T. Hornaday Award . He has been serv inq as co mmissioner in t he Eastern Dis trict . Last year he served our lodge as t he Camp Promotions and Unit El ections Committee Adu lt Advisor . He works al the McVeon Trad ing Compa ny as a co mmod it y broker . When asked about his goals for t he 1992-93 year he sa id he would like to work to get all orrowmen in all dis tr ict s active and work ing loq ether . We welcome Mr. Heckman and look forward to his wisdom and experience as we str ive together to extend the outdoor comping experience to more troops. 4 MessageF~m the· Chief Attenti o n oil members . I om exc ited about this upcoming year.Th e Lodge Ex ec utive Committee ond I hove already begun mo king plan s for t he months oheod. Although, the one key element thot o ur lo dge requires i s your input ond your ass istance. None of ou r ideas will be fulfilled with ou t your invol vement. r or our new members. this is on exce llen t time to slort getting in vo lve d with Ceremon i es. Ind ia n Danc ing. Un it Elections. Civi c Ser vice. or wha tever interests you. As for some of our older brothers. why no t toke ·part in t he fun and fellowsh i p that your lodge hos lo offer. Whether you have just been ind ucted or you ' ve been around since E. Urner Goodmon. it's never too late l o sign up for o committee. .So what or.e you wai l ing for ? Gel a head start on everybody el se and gel act ive in th e O.A.! Yours in the Brotherhood. Jason Stewart nat'sorrto ' Lastlears District Coilndhnen by Jason Stewart This post year a new method wos set up that proved lo be extreme ly effective for the Unit Elections and Comp Promotions Comm i ttee . The new formal for handl i ng elect ions ond promot ions is called th e Di strict Council men Program . This plan made an orrowman from each district in chorqe of es ta bl ishing electi on teams and scheduling the troop visits for his district. This prQved lo moke the process more C"entrot ized and much eas ier for th e lodge to manage . Specia l !h onks goes out to all of those arrowmen who personally went out and helped troops elect new members . Sp ecial praise should be given to those District Councilme n who qave undying service lo make the Camp Promotions Committee extremely successful. Thanks l o Will Dotson (Eastern Dis trict). Woller Hoehn (Sout heast District). Moc Monteith (Missi ss i ppi District). Trey Corr {Northeast Di strict). Jason Owens (Noshobo District). Chris Be ll (South Cen tral Distr ict). Jon Bussell and Teddy Thomas (Southwest District). All of those men deserve extreme gratitude from both the lo dge and their own districts. I • 5 The Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council - Boy Scouts of America The Ch ic kasah Thunderbird • Requests the Honor of Your Presents at the Lodge Family Banquet Friday, December 4, 1992 7:00 p.m. Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar A venue Memphis , Tennessee !or oil Arrowmen, new of7<1 experienced. ond llle/r fom11/es, feolvr/n9 Guest Speaker , Program Highlights of the Past and Coming Years, Spec ial Recognit ion s, Officer Installations, Vigil Honor Callout, Catering by Christ United - --. Methodist Church -~-:._= tJoo '/ miss 111 ·---------------------------------------------- . Reseoolion Form 1992 Chickasoh Lodge Family BanQuet December 4, 1992 Christ United t.lethodist Church Please reserve __ tickets for my family cind/or me at the 1992 Lodge Family Banquet . As payment, I have included a check made payable to the Boy Scouts of America for __ tickets @ $ 10.00 each, for a total of $ __ _ Troop: __ Phone: ( P/eQSe CQmple/e Qnd re/urn ll'tll! fXJ)1Tlenl before !Vo~m/Jer XJ lo : Cl!icirJSIJI! Lo<l;e ~ Cl!KfQSQll' CounC!l. 8S.f 171 S<Ju/I! llo/lytYoo<I Street Jlem,ol!!S.fenn~ J!l ll- 1899 - ---------------------------------------------~ • 6 The Chic kasah Thunderb ir d • 93 Dues are due! r-----~--------------------• I I I Here ore my 1993 Ch ickosoh Lodge dues: I I I I D $4.00 if payed before November 30 D SS .00 late I I I P/egse prgn(/e /lie /g//g , /nq in/Qrmg//gn: No me. --- - ------------------ ----------------------------- Address : ----- ----- - -- ---------- -------------------------- Ci ty : ----------------- ------ - Stole : ------ ZIP: ---------- lroop : --------- ----- -- Dote of Birth: -------- ------------ Phone Number: ( ____ ) ---------------------- ------------ 0 Ordea l D Brotherhood 0 Vigil Honor 0 Please check here if th is Info rma tion hos changed in the post 12 months As a port oJ my Obl igation to Cheerfu l Service. I wou l d li ke to help on the followi ng lodqe committee: 0 Activities/Ser vice D ca mp Pro mot ions /Unit Elections q eremoni es /lndi on Alloirs Moi l or toke in person lo : Ch ickoso h Lo dqe 406 Chickas aw Co unc il. BSA 171 S. Holly wood St reet Memphis. TN 38112 -4899 Ch ickasaw Council B()Y;Sf; OUTS or 1'MERICA 1 ~ HoHywood Street .Meftfpms, TN 38112-4899 That's right folks. Lod ge dues for the comi ng year ore no w due. an d we wont yo u to co ntinu e you r membership 1n th e Chick osoh Lodge . By poy inq and stoyinq o memb er. you con find out th e lat es t news in The Chicko so h Thu nderbird and what events or e coming up in t he mont hs for yo u to be o po r t of. ,. Th e Annua l Lodg e Fam il y Banq ue t. December 4lh ,. Th e Vigil and Br ea kf as t fo r Viqil Honor memb er s ,. The Comp Promotion and Unit Election effort beginning 1n January ,.. Th e 199 2 Sect ion SR -9 Conclave nex t April ,. The Spring Ordeal and Bro ther hood ,.. The Orde r's programs at Ki o Kima, suc h as the Bro ther hoo ds and Fellowships ,. And much, much mo re ! All you have to do is clip and moil or t oke the form al left l o th e Chick asaw Counci l Serv ice Center. Ma ke ch ec ks payable lo the Boy Scouts of Amer ica. Do it no w to ovoid the late f ee. Near the beg inn in g of t he yea r. you wi ll receive o new membershi p cord. Please not e th at if you were in duct ed as on Ord ea l memb er or become o Brotherhood mem ber at lhe Foll Ordeal in September. your dues ore already pa id. C 00008601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND A 109980 Address Co rre ction Requested 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 1992 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 1992 (Nov) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8f4f0ab3d320cdfb1e370f3fc024a108.pdf c79b12013f47b307161dfc94fb5d5320 PDF Text Text c Inside This Issue NOAC '94 to Purdue SR-9 Conclave THE District Arrowman Program Training Committee Letters\Updates CHICKASAH 2 3 Banquet Wrapup Kia Kim a Cleanup 4 6 THUNDERBIRD The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406- Order of the ArrowChickasaw Council -Boy Scouts ot America NOAC 1994 The 1994 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held this July 31- August 4 at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana. There is a limit of three and one-half percent of the Lodge( 16 youth and 6 adults) that will be able to attend. But what.is .there to do at NOAC, you might ask. That is not an easy question to answer, as the conference provides an endless array of activities and opportunities for action and learning. Basically, There are a few main areas : -Personal Development. Here you can learn to better your lodge, council, troop, and self in sessions led by some of America's finest scouts and scouters . Choices include camp promotions, unit elections, making an Indian outfit , managing lodge finances, ceremonies team training, motivation, goal-setting, and countless other topics. -Competition .Contests are held in ceremonies-- Pre-Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil-- in innumerable styles and forms of Indian dance, in athletics-basketball , soccer, volleyball, track and field, Indian stick ball-- OA Jeopardy, and many other areas. - Shows. NOAC shows pack ceremony, action, special effects, and inspiration into a dynamic presentation. ·Piease ::·· ag·e •2:.• .. ...... see No . Ac ,p SR-9 Conclave This April 15-17 the S R-9 Section Conclave will be held at Camp Seminole near Starksville, Mississippi. Some of the new arrowmen in this Lodge might be asking themselves , "What's a Conclave. " Well to those inquiring arrowmen , a Conclave a very large convention of usually around ten Lodges who get together and compete in many different activities. These activities include: Ceremonies evaluation, Native American Dance Competition, Campfire Shows, Training sessions on Camp Promotions/Unit Elections, Ceremonies , and the like. Also, special workshops of how to make Native American dance clothing, and Indian singing. The LEC encourages as many arrowmen to go as ~=•-=:d possible. If you are as excited about this fun-filled weekend as I am, you will be glad to hear that there are registration and item order forms on page 4 of this Thunderbird. �, I I THE cHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I N 0 A C (continued from page 1) Distr ict Arrowman But more than any of these Program Training planned activities, NOAC will provide you with a sense of the best the Order has to The Chickasah Lodge is getting offer. You will meet Arrowmen from accross the nation, Whether by trading ready for a brand new year in Camping patches, competing with them, or just Promotions and Unit Elections. This year walking the paths of one of America 's will be kicked off with a District Arrowman most beautiful university campuses. BUT Program Training to be held on January DON'T WAIT--SIGN UP TODAY! Fill out 22 at Mclem ore Church, This training is the reservation form and return to the open to all members of the Lodge and all council office. ($50 deposit by Feb. 15) new members are encouraged to attend . The training starts promptly at 9 :00 A.M. and will last approxomately five to six hours , lunch will be provide d. This training will be based on training groups of people from each district to promote the _ _ Z:IP _ f;_. STA"( CITY _ _ _ _ camping in the .,counctl and ~to elect new members into the Lodge. This is a great _ UNIT _ _ PHON E(_) _ way to get involved with the Lodge so make plans to attend this very important _ __ ATE YOUT H_AD ULT_D meeting. If you have any questio ns concer ning- the meetin-~f ·or Campi ng AMOUNT PAID $_ __ Promotions and Unit Elections cal Brian Leith at 383-8111 I 1994 COUN CIL CALENDER January The 5-LEC Meeting 6:00 P.M. Chi ckasa hThu nd erb i rd Official Publicati on of the Chickasa h Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow-Bo y Scoutsof America Chartere d by the Chickasa w Council 2 2- District Arrowman Training 9:00 A.M.-3 :00 PM February1 6- Camp Promotions Meeting 7- 8 :30 March 2 - LEC Meeting 6:00 at Scout Office 1 3- Conclave /Noac Meeting 2 :30 Editor- Peter Abell, Lodge Secretar y 2 5 - 2 7 - National Leadership Seminar April-1 5 - 17 SR-9 Conclave Ken Kimble- Lodge Chief Brad Stevens - Lodge Vice Chief Chuck Barber- Lodge Treasure r Brian Leith- Camp Promotio ns & Unit Elections Chairma n Activities & Service Chaim an VeazieSean Steven Zelinski- Ceremon ies Chairma n Michael Knight· Indian Affairs Chairma n Andrew Williams- Lodge Historian Noel Thompso n & Martez MooreCommun ications Chairma n Walter Hoen- Vigil Chaiman 2 9 - 1 - Kia Kima Improvement Weekend May 8 - LEC Meeting 6 :00 Scout Office 1 3 -1 5-0rdeal/ Brotherh ood/Staff Weekend 1 8- NOAC Contingen t Meeting 2 1 - 2 7 - National Camp School at Kia Kima June Summer Camp July 2 5- August 6- NOAC August 1 7 - Ordeal Planning 2 6 - 2 8-0rdeal/ Brotherho odNigil at KKSR September 18- LEC 2 3 - 2 4- Fall Fellowship at Tallaha October 8 - Lodge Leader Development -2- �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Committee Letters -U dates ceremonies teams, to get another set of outfits made, and to get as many arrowmen active in ceremonies as possible. If you are interisted, please call me at 683-5041 . Cheerful in Service, Steven Zelinski Camp Protions/Unit Elections My name is Brian Leith and I will be serving as the 1994 Camping Promotions and Unit Elections chairman . The first major CP/UE event of the year is the District Ar.rown:ian Program Training which is explained in greater detail on page 2 of the Thunderbird. This year each i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - district will have a team of at least five Indian Affairs and Dance people who will be responsible for the By: Chuck Barber elections and camp promotions to the units in their district. This group of The Chickasah Lodge Native arrowmen will work as a team in order to fulfill their duties to the committee . American Dance and · Indian Affairs Everyone can be on this committee so committee consists of the many enthusiastic Arrowmen devoted to Camp help out your Lodge and join. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ! Promotions and the p1.1rpose of'the Order. Led by Michael Knight and advised by Richard Stevens , the team averages two to three performances a month along with it's committee workshops. public the and Scouts enthusiastically attend performances including such memorable moments as Scout Base '93. The team performed Friday and Saturday at it's own dance circle including three tipis and a speakers shelter , giving numerous dance exh ibitions. Highlights of the weekend the opening ceremony that included were Ceremonies several styles of dancing and it's new double flaming hoop extrordinary Dear Arrowmen, twice by Brad Stevens My name is Steve Zelinski and I dance, performed including the main Grizzle, have been chosen as the Ceremonies and Jon at the chairman for 1994. My advisor is Mr. attraction which took place performance campfire closing Doyle Silliman. I am an Eagle scout and spectacular of over an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 200 which was witnessed by a crowd onlookers. and participants 2000 an~ a Vigil honor member of the Lodge. This year our committee will be involved in the summer and fall ordeals, section conclave, and NOAC. My goals for this year are to establish at least two new • -3- - �3 anquet: Memorable Experience Arrowmen in Action By: Chuck Barber The Chickasah Lodge Fam ily Banquet was held on December 2, at Christ United Methodist Church. To say the least, it was a very memorable experience . . About 130 people enjoyed an excellent dinner prepared by the Christ Methodist Kitchen Staff. Following the meal, Past-Lodge Chief Jason Stewart presented his LEG with personalized plaques for their dedicated service to the Lodge . Jason and Lodge Chief Ken Kimble participated in the ceremonial "Passing of the Bonnet." Ken then presented Jason with a special award for his work as Lodge Chief. Vice Chief Brad Stevens presented the some odd 40 people with their Allogogan Awards for dedicated service to the -t-odge. The LEC presellted ·Scott Stephens and . Sandy Heckman with special trophies for their outstanding guidance in the Chickasah Lodge. The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Founder's Awards to Jason Stewart and Richard Stevens for their dedication to the Lodge. The 1993 family banquet was a tremendous success so read your Thunderbird for details on next year's. ec ion one ave Featuring: Jon P. Grizzle By: Chuck Barber Jon Grizzle has been involved in scouting for almost eight years , as a member of Pack and Troop 200. In Cub Scouts he earned the Arrow of Light and has nearly completed his work on the Eagle Rank. Jon has attended a National Jamboree, a National Order of the Arrow Conference, and two Section Conclaves. Through these events Jon has gained a wealth of knowledge bout scouting and the Order of the Arrow. In his Troop, Jon has served in several positions including Senior Patrol Leader and Scribe.. He is .. a . very . active member of the Lodges Ceremonies Team , having portrayed Allowat Sakima at Ordeals and at Conclave and NOACwhere his team won high honors. 'J ori is~ ·a -sophomore at Christian Brothers High School and a Brotherhood member of the Lodge. Jon's pride and high spirits will take him over any mountain he wants to climb. eg1strat1on -4- orm �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I 1994 DUES ARE VITAL $5.00 .1994 Leaders In Service Lodge Flap PAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE jName: _ All orders must be submitted by February 1, 1994 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ jAddress ______ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ \Address: '' !City: _ _ _ _ _ State: _ _ Zip: _ __ Troop: :city: 1994 Chickasah Lodge "Leaders in Service" Lodge Flap _ _ _ Flaps @ $4.00 each= _ _ Total Payment= _ __ Date of Birth: _ __ !Phone Number:( __ )_ _ _ _ _ __ jDate of: __ Ordeal __ Brotherhood __ Vigil \Mail or take in person to: Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 __State: _ _ Zip: Flaps will be ordered on February 1, and will be in •by early March jMake Checks Payable to: The Chickasaw Council 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112 901-237-4193 : ••••••••••••••.•••••• ; ••• ; ;; ;;,; .; .;; .; ; .;; ;;.;;; .; ;;;; ; ; ;o ;. ; o •; ; ; ; ;;;;;; ;;,;oo ~ ;. o; ; ;;;;;o; ;;o;;;;; ;;;;;; ; ; ; ; ;;;; ; ;;; ; ;;;;o;;;;;;; ; ;,,. ; . ; .;,.;; •• : I vH1\J " •. •-( !'"." K!t "" A l I f\\jAn LE!\9-ERql W IN SERVICE LODGE W 406 199 1993 New Lodge Flap For 1994! -5- �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Lodge Needs Adult Support Help Restore the History of your Lodge By: Ken Kimble The one question that comes from adults is, "How can I help?" Adults are elected into this youth run organization because adult !eaters in their troops feel that they may be of some service to the youth of the council. To clarify the purpose of adults. the LEC has created The 1994 Adult Leadership Campaign . Adults can best fulfill their role in the Order of the Arrow by following these three simple steps : 1. Bring at least three youth arrowmen for every adult to Lodge functions. 2. Serve as a Knowledge base in their troops for all Order of the Arrow events and Lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chickasah Lodge and its officers. The theme for this campaign is A D U LT SUPPORT=YOUTH By: Andrew Williams This year the LEC is commited to compiling a list of all past Lodge Chiefs. We have records dating back to the mid '80s, but the Lodge goes back decades further. Any information you have about past Lodge Chiefs will be greatly appreciated. Please contact Andrew Williams at (901)345-1038, or send your information to: Andrew Williams 1764 Dale Lavern Memphis TN 38111 1------------------- INVOLVEMENT . The onlywaywe"can have-an-active and prodoctive Lodge is throuqh adult support and youth involvement(hence the theme). Together youth and adults will be able to serve the camping program of the Chickasaw Council an-d ·return !h_e Ch!"~ka~-a h Lodge to its ·-;- rightful place among National Honor Lodges. Kia Kima National Pride Weekend The Chickasah Lodge is sponsering a precamp service project for the Chickasaw Council. This event will be held on April 29- May 1 at Kia Kima Scout Reservation. The purpose of this project is to prepare Kia Kima for its use as a spring training facility for the National Camp School. We would like a minimum of 23 units to register for this event. All units will provide their own food and supplies. Their could be a patch and/or unit participation ribbons given to those units to attend. Adult leaders remember, Adult support= youth involvement so throw the young'ns in the back of the pick-up and come to Kia Kima on April 29- May 1. The event is run by Peter Abell who can be reached at 323-5712 to answer any questions about this fulfilling service weekend . The Chickasaw Council and the Chickasah Lodge hope to see every unit from 23 to 219 there with their work gloves cheerful spirits ready to help out. -6- 9RDERoFn1E ~RROW -":,;..:_ __, -~-- - ,,..., ·:-- �SUMMER CAMP STAFF AMP OSAGE 111 CAMP CHEROKEE 111 CAMP TALLAHA 111 OZARK VENTURE BASE CHICKASAW COUNCIL * BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT This application will be given e~ty consideration, but its receipt does not impi'f that the applicant will be employed. Basic PersonaJ Information Name Middlt Frn Last C i t y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - State------ ZIP _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Phone (1.--- - - - - - - - - Date of Birth _ _ _ _ __ Social Security # _ _ _ _ _ __ School and Community Activities School or College GPA Year or Grade _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Achievements ·and~ leadership positions - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Sct.mdng E.xperienc:e U n i t - - - - - - - - Distria _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ R a n k - - - - - - Years in Scouting _ _ Position ------------------ Other leadenhip positions, high advenwre. and jamboree e x p e r i e n c e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Camping Experience Years as Camper _ _ Years' on Staff _ _ Last Camp Staff Position - - - - - - - - - - - - If you are a member of the Order of the Arrow, circle membership status: Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil lodge~c~orpos~onsh~d--------------------------~ Scoutmaster's Recommendation I recommend this Scout for the summer camp staff Please comment on applicant's qualifjcations and Scout spirit Signature -7- Date �Scouting Skills Check chose achievements you have earned and cirde those you con teach. AQUA TIC EXPERIENCE _ Swimming MB _ Lifesaving MB _Rowing MB _ Canoeing MB _ Small-Boat Sailing MB _ Lifeguard. BSA _ Aquatics Instructor. BSA HANDICRAFTS EXPERIENCE _ Basketry MB Indian Lore MB Leatherwork MB _Woodcarv ing MB _ Space Exploration MB SCOUTCRAFT EXPERIENCE _Camping MB _Cooking MB _ Pioneering MB First Aid MB _ Emergency Prep MB _ Orienteering MB W ilderness Survival MB ECOLOGY/CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE Environmental Science MB _Mammal Study MB Nature MB _ Forestry MB Weather MB _ Astronomy MB _ Reptile Study MB _Geology MB _ Soil & Water Cnsv MB _Fishing MB _ National Camp Sch - EC SHOOTING SPORTS _Archery MB _ Rifle Shooting MB _ Shotgun Shooting MB _National Camp Sch.- SS Miscellan eous Skills List any musical intruments you can p l a y - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --Are you CPR trained? Red Cross Basic First Aid? Expiration date of certification(s) - - - - - - - - - - - - Additional skills or talents relevant to the desired position - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- Staff Positions Number in order of preference ( I , 2. 3) the positions in which you are interested. _ Reservation Directort _ Program Director t _ Businen Manager * _ Health Officer t _Aquatics Director t _Shooting Sports Dir. t _ Projea COPE Director t _ Food Service Director t Reference s Name Cook* _ Scoutcraft manager _Assistant ProgralT\ Dir. * ... ~ Scoutcraft.staff . _ Aquatics st.aff Handicraft staff _ Shooting Sports staff _ Dining Hall Steward * _ Archery instructor _ Dining Hall Staff _ COPENentu re/tower staff _ Quartermast er * _ Ecology/Conserv. manager _ Trading Post Manager* _ Ecology/Conserv. staff · _ · T rad.ing ' Post staff . - _ Office/Compound staff _ . Staff. Development Program** t Must be 21 or older. * Must be I 8 or older. **A two-week experience (or 14ro gain expe·nence m Q · variety of camp naff expenen ces . yi:Ur~s Pfease list Scout leaders, employers. school officials, religious or civic leaders who would be willing to attest to your qualifications and character. Address City, State, ZIP Phone Please attach a recent photograph to this application. A personal resume of experience and references is welcome but not required Applicants are considered for all positions wtthout regard to race, color, religion, sex, national orifin, ore. marital or Yeteran status, or the presence of a health problem or handicap that is unrelated to the person 's ability to perform the job assigned. Return this application to- Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 South Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 381 12-4899 Ca/1901-327-4193 for further information. FOR COUNCI L USE ONLY Date of interview _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Interviewed by _____ __ Considered f o r - - - - - - - - - - --Hired for. Camp: Salary: _ _ _ _ _ _ Approval: - - - - - - - - -8- �I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I =J ~~d} ~]~]J }=J©TI~:r Fi~~©mm~Ticd©r1 j:gn I+ We take pleasure in recommending this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal lnformatioA Scout/Scouter _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ _ _ __ _ _ _ Date of Birth Address _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ City Presently registered as _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ State _ _ Unit Zip _ __ _ District _ _ _ _ __ Lodge Record Date Inducted _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date Brotherhood Conferred .~---------Lodge Offices/Positions Held _ _ __ _ ___ _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ !=l!etsD de!:-:-r~he ~h~ nomine~:· ~ record ct Bi:>rvice to the Order of the Arrow. Please describe the nominee's record of service to scouting . Please describe the nominee's record of service to camping of the council camps. Please describe any other specific reasons for nominating this Arrowman. Nominator's Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Scouting Position _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Address______ __________ Phone Number _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SEE NEXT PAGE -9- �... \ I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It call for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved for those Arrowmen who by reason of exceptional service . personal effort . and unselfish interest have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following : their Lodge, the Order of the Arrow . Scouting. or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to the Lodge, council , and Scouting. Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in scouting and in .good standing in a regularly chartered Lodge is eligible for recommendation to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or professional Scouters. When recommending an individual please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee ·s accomplishments and character the committee has available. the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. Any individual may recommend any arrowman who meets these requirements. a Brotherhood member for at least two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth , preference will be given to those who became members of the Order as Note that this recommendation is confidential. and to avoid possible disappointment. please do not advise the nominee in any way of your action in his behalf. Vigil Honor recommendations will be accepted until MARCH 10, Forward all recommendations to- VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS , TN 38112-4899 Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis. TN 38112- 4899 c 1994 No recommendations will be accepted after this date . Non- Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 000lt8601 01. VIMCE BUTHERLi:it•ID :::11 ~::: BLU EFI ELD MEMPHIS TM :;::B:l.;:~B L A 1 099~~ l I -10- � 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 c NOAC '94 to Purdue SR-9 Conclave Inside This Issue District Arrowman Program Training Committee Letters\Updates 2 3 Banquet Wrapup Kia Kim a Cleanup 4 6 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406- Order of the ArrowChickasaw Council -Boy Scouts ot America NOAC 1994 The 1994 National Order of the Arrow Conference will be held this July 31- August 4 at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana . There is a limit of three and one-half percent of the Lodge( 16 youth and 6 adults) that will be able to attend. But what.is . there to do at NOAC, you might ask. That is not an easy question to answer, as the conference provides an endless array of activities and opportunities for action and learning. Basically, There are a few main areas : -Personal Development. Here you can learn to better your lodge, council, troop, and self in sessions led by some of America's finest scouts and scouters . Choices include camp promotions, unit elections, making an Indian outfit , managing lodge finances, ceremonies team training, motivation, goal-setting, and countless other topics. -Competition .Contests are held in ceremonies-- Pre-Ordeal, Brotherhood, and Vigil-- in innumerable styles and forms of Indian dance, in athletics-basketball , soccer, volleyball, track and field, Indian stick ball-- OA Jeopardy, and many other areas . - Shows. NOAC shows pack ceremony, action, special effects, and inspiration into a dynamic presentation . · Piease see N o Ac ::·· a · e •2: • .. ...... . ,p g . SR-9 Conclave This April 15-17 the S R-9 Section Conclave will be held at Camp Seminole near Starksville, Mississippi. Some of the new arrowmen in this Lodge might be asking themselves , "What's a Conclave. " Well to those inquiring arrowmen , a Conclave a very large convention of usually around ten Lodges who get together and compete in many different activities . These activities include : Ceremonies evaluation, Native American Dance Competition, Campfire Shows, Training sessions on Camp Promotions/Unit Elections, Ceremonies , and the like. Also, special workshops of how to make Native American dance clothing , and Indian singing . The LEC encourages as many arrowmen to go as ~=•-=:d possible . If you are as excited about this fun-filled weekend as I am, you will be glad to hear that there are registration and item order forms on page 4 of this Thunderbird. I THE cHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I N 0 A C (continued from page 1) But more than any of these planned activities, NOAC will provide you with a sense of the best the Order has to offer. You will meet Arrowmen from accross the nation, Whether by trading patches, competing with them, or just walking the paths of one of America 's most beautiful university campuses . BUT DON'T WAIT--SIGN UP TODAY! Fill out the reservation form and return to the council office. ($50 deposit by Feb. 15) CITY ____ STA"(f;_.Z:IP __ PHONE(_) ___ UNIT_ YOUTH_ADULT_DATE __ _ I AMOUNT PAID $ _ _ 1994 COUNCIL CALENDER January 5-LEC Meeting 6:00 P.M. 2 2- District Arrowman Training 9:00 A.M.-3:00 PM February1 6- Camp Promotions Meeting 7- 8 :30 March 2 - LEC Meeting 6:00 at Scout Office 1 3- Conclave/Noac Meeting 2:30 2 5 - 2 7 - National Leadership Seminar April-1 5 - 1 7 SR-9 Conclave 2 9 - 1 - Kia Kima Improvement Weekend May 8 - LEC Meeting 6 :00 Scout Office 1 3 -1 5-0rdeal/Brotherhood/Staff Weekend 1 8- NOAC Contingent Meeting 2 1 - 2 7 - National Camp School at Kia Kima June Summer Camp July 2 5- August 6- NOAC August 1 7 - Ordeal Planning 2 6 - 2 8-0rdeal/BrotherhoodNigil at KKSR September 18- LEC 2 3 - 2 4- Fall Fellowship at Tallaha October 8 - Lodge Leader Development -2- District Arrowman Program Training The Chickasah Lodge is getting ready for a brand new year in Camping Promotions and Unit Elections. This year will be kicked off with a District Arrowman Program Training to be held on January 22 at Mclemore Church, This training is open to all members of the Lodge and all new members are encouraged to attend . The training starts promptly at 9 :00 A.M. and will last approxomately five to six hours , lunch will be provided. This training will be based on training groups of people from each district to promote the camping in the ., counctl and ~to elect new members into the Lodge . This is a great way to get involved with the Lodge so make plans to attend this very important meeting. If you have any questions concerning- the meetin-~f · or Camping Promotions and Unit Elections cal Brian Leith at 383-8111 The Chi ckasa h Thu nd erb i rd Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow-Boy Scoutsof America Chartered by the Chickasaw Council Editor- Peter Abell, Lodge Secretary Ken Kimble- Lodge Chief Brad Stevens- Lodge Vice Chief Chuck Barber- Lodge Treasurer Brian Leith- Camp Promotions & Unit Elections Chairman Sean Veazie- Activities & Service Chaim an Steven Zelinski- Ceremonies Chairman Michael Knight· Indian Affairs Chairman Andrew Williams- Lodge Historian Noel Thompson & Martez Moore- Communications Chairman Walter Hoen- Vigil Chaiman , I I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Committee Letters -U dates Camp Protions/Unit Elections My name is Brian Leith and I will be serving as the 1994 Camping Promotions and Unit Elections chairman . The first ma jor CP/UE event of the year is the District Ar .rown:ian Program Training which is explained in greater detail on ceremonies teams , to get another set of outfits made, and to get as many arrowmen active in ceremonies as possible. If you are interisted , please call me at 683-5041 . Cheerful in Service, Steven Zelinski page 2 of the Thunderbird . This year each i----------------- district will have a team of at least five people who will be responsible for the elections and camp promotions to the units in their district. This group of arrowmen will work as a team in order to fulfill their duties to the committee . Everyone can be on this committee so Indian Affairs and Dance By: Chuck Barber The Chickasah Lodge Native American Dance and · Indian Affairs committee consists of the many enthusiastic Arrowmen devoted to Camp help out your Lodge and join. -------------------! Promotions and the p1.1rpose of'the Order. Ceremonies Dear Arrowmen, My name is Steve Zelinski and I have been chosen as the Ceremonies chairman for 1994. My advisor is Mr . Doyle Silliman. I am an Eagle scout and an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 200 an~ a Vigil honor member of the Lodge. This year our committee will be involved in the summer and fall ordeals, section conclave, and NOAC . My goals for this year are to establish at least two new -3- Led by Michael Knight and advised by Richard Stevens , the team averages two to three performances a month along with it's committee workshops. Scouts and the public enthusiastically attend performances including such memorable moments as Scout Base '93. The team performed Friday and Saturday at it's own dance circle including three tipis and a speakers shelter , giving numerous dance exh ibitions. Highlights of the weekend were the opening ceremony that included several styles of dancing and it's extrordinary new double flaming hoop dance , performed twice by Brad Stevens and Jon Grizzle, including the main attraction which took place at the spectacular closing campfire performance which was witnessed by a crowd of over 2000 participants and onlookers. • - 3 anquet: Memorable Experience By: Chuck Barber The Chickasah Lodge Fam i ly Banquet was held on December 2 , at Christ United Methodist Church . To say the least, it was a very memorable experience . . About 130 people enjoyed an excellent dinner prepared by the Christ Methodist Kitchen Staff. Following the meal, Past-Lodge Chief Jason Stewart presented his LEG with personalized plaques for their dedicated service to the Lodge . Jason and Lodge Chief Ken Kimble participated in the ceremonial "Passing of the Bonnet." Ken then presented Jason with a special award for his work as Lodge Chief . Vice Chief Brad Stevens presented the some odd 40 people with their Allogogan Awards for dedicated service to th e - t-odge. The LEC presellted · Scott Stephens and . Sandy Heckman with special trophies for their outstanding guidance in the Chickasah Lodge . The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Founder's Awards to Jason Stewart and Richard Stevens for their dedication to the Lodge. The 1993 family banquet was a tremendous success so read your Thunderbird for details on next year 's. Arrowmen in Action Featuring: Jon P. Grizzle By : Chuck Barber Jon Grizzle has been involved in scouting for almost eight years , as a member of Pack and Troop 200. In Cub Scouts he earned the Arrow of Light and has nearly completed his work on the Eagle Rank . Jon has attended a National Jamboree , a National Order of the Arrow Conference, and two Section Conclaves. Through these events Jon has gained a wealth of knowledge bout scouting and the Order of the Arrow . In his Troop, Jon has served in several positions including Senior Patrol Leader and Scribe.. He is .. a . very . active member of the Lodges Ceremonies Team , having portrayed Allowat Sakima at Ordeals and at Conclave and NOACwhere his team won high honors. 'J ori is ~ ·a - sophomore at Christian Brothers High School and a Brotherhood member of the Lodge. Jon's pride and high spirits will take him over any mountain he wants to climb. ec ion one ave eg1strat1on orm -4- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I 1994 DUES ARE VITAL $5.00 PAY AS SOON AS POSSIBLE jName: _ __________ _ jAddress ________________ _ ' ' !City: _____ State: __ Zip: __ _ Troop: Date of Birth: __ _ !Phone Number:( __ ) _____ _ jDate of: __ Ordeal __ Brotherhood __ Vigil \Mail or take in person to: Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112-4899 I " •. •-( !'"." K!t "" A l I vH1\J f\\jAn LODGE W 406 1993 .1994 Leaders In Service Lodge Flap All orders must be submitted by February 1, 1994 \Address: :city: __State: __ Zip: 1994 Chickasah Lodge "Leaders in Service" Lodge Flap _ __ Flaps @ $4.00 each= _ Total Payment= _ _ Flaps will be ordered on February 1, and will be in •by early March jMake Checks Payable to: The Chickasaw Council 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 38112 901-237-4193 : ••••••••••••••.•••••• ; ••• ; ;; ;;,; .; .;; .; ; .;; ;;.;;; .; ;;;; ; ; ;o ;. ; o •; ; ; ; ;;;;;; ;;,;oo ~ ;. o; ; ;;;;;o; ;;o;;;;; ;;;;;; ; ; ; ; ;;;; ; ;;; ; ;;;;o;;;;;;; ; ;,,. ; . ; .;,.;; •• : LE!\9-ERql W IN SERVICE 199 New Lodge Flap For 1994! -5- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I Lodge Needs Adult Support Help Restore the History of By: Ken Kimble your Lodge The one question that comes from adults By: Andrew Williams is, "How can I help?" Adults are elected into this This year the LEC is commited to compiling youth run organization because adult !eaters in a list of all past Lodge Chiefs. We have records their troops feel that they may be of some service to dating back to the mid '80s, but the Lodge goes the youth of the council. To clarify the purpose of back decades further. Any information you have adults. the LEC has created The 1994 Adult about past Lodge Chiefs will be greatly Leadership Campaign. Adults can best fulfill their appreciated. Please contact Andrew Williams at role in the Order of the Arrow by following these (901)345-1038, or send your information to: three simple steps: Andrew Williams 1. Bring at least three youth arrowmen for 1764 Dale Lavern every adult to Lodge functions. Memphis TN 38111 2. Serve as a Knowledge base in their 1------------------- troops for all Order of the Arrow events and Lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chickasah Lodge and its officers. The theme for this campaign is A D U LT SUPPORT=YOUTH INVOLVEMENT. The onlywaywe"can have-an-active and prodoctive Lodge is throuqh adult support and youth involvement(hence the theme). Together youth and adults will be able to serve the camping program of the Chickasaw Council an-d ·return !h_e Ch!"~ka~-a h Lodge to its rightful place among National Honor Lodges. Kia Kima National Pride Weekend The Chickasah Lodge is sponsering a precamp service project for the Chickasaw Council. This event will be held on April 29- May 1 at Kia Kima Scout Reservation. The purpose of this project is to prepare Kia Kima for its use as a spring training facility for the National Camp School. We would like a minimum of 23 units to register for this event. All units will provide their own food and supplies. Their could be a patch and/or unit participation ribbons given to those units to attend. Adult leaders remember, Adult support= youth involvement so throw the young'ns in the back of the pick-up and come to Kia Kima on April 29- May 1. The event is run by Peter Abell who can be reached at 323-5712 to answer any questions about this fulfilling service weekend . The Chickasaw Council and the Chickasah Lodge hope to see every unit from 23 to 219 there with their work gloves cheerful spirits ready to help out. -6- 9RDERoFn1E ~RROW ·-;- -":,;..:_ _ _, -~-- - ,,..., ·:-- SUMMER CAMP STAFF AMP OSAGE 111 CAMP CHEROKEE 111 CAMP TALLAHA 111 OZARK VENTURE BASE CHICKASAW COUNCIL * BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA APPLICATION FOR EMPLOYMENT This application will be given e~ty consideration, but its receipt does not impi'f that the applicant will be employed. Basic PersonaJ Information Name Last Frn Middlt City----------------- State------ ZIP _________ _ Phone (1.--- -------- Date of Birth _____ _ Social Security # ______ _ School and Community Activities School or College Year or Grade _______ _ GPA Achievements · and ~ leadership positions ----------------- Sct.mdng E.xperienc:e Unit-------- Distria ________ _ Rank------ Years in Scouting __ Position ------------------ Other leadenhip positions, high advenwre. and jamboree experience------------------------------- Camping Experience Years as Camper __ Years' on Staff __ Last Camp Staff Position ------------ If you are a member of the Order of the Arrow, circle membership status: Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil lodge~c~orpos~onsh~d--------------------------~ Scoutmaster's Recommendation I recommend this Scout for the summer camp staff Please comment on applicant's qualifjcations and Scout spirit Signature Date -7- Scouting Skills AQUA TIC EXPERIENCE _ Swimming MB _ Lifesaving MB _Rowing MB _ Canoeing MB _ Small-Boat Sailing MB _ Lifeguard. BSA _ Aquatics Instructor. BSA HANDICRAFTS EXPERIENCE _ Basketry MB Miscellaneous Skills Check chose achievements you have earned and cirde those you con teach . Indian Lore MB Leatherwork MB _Woodcarving MB _ Space Exploration MB SCOUTCRAFT EXPERIENCE _Camping MB _Cooking MB _ Pioneering MB First Aid MB _ Emergency Prep MB _ Orienteering MB W ilderness Survival MB ECOLOGY /CONSERVATION EXPERIENCE Environmental Sc ience MB _Mammal Study MB Nature MB _ Forestry MB Weather MB _ Astronomy MB _ Reptile Study MB _Geology MB _ Soil & Water Cnsv MB _Fishing MB _ National Camp Sch - EC SHOOTING SPORTS _Archery MB _ Rifle Shooting MB _ Shotgun Shooting MB _National Camp Sch .- SS List any musical intruments you can play------------------------------Are you CPR trained? Red Cross Basic First Aid? Expiration date of certification(s) ------------Additional skills or talents relevant to the desired position ------------------------- Staff Positions _ Reservation Directort _ Program Director t _ Businen Manager * _ Health Officer t _Aquatics Director t _Shooting Sports Dir. t _ Projea COPE Director t _ Food Service Director t References Name Number in order of preference ( I , 2. 3) the positions in which you are interested. Cook* _Assistant ProgralT\ Dir. * _ Aquatics st.aff _ Shooting Sports staff _ Archery instructor _ COPENenture/tower staff _ Ecology/Conserv. manager _ Ecology/Conserv . staff · _ Scoutcraft manager ... ~ Scoutcraft.staff . Handicraft staff _ Dining Hall Steward * _ Dining Hall Staff _ Quartermaster * _ Trading Post Manager* _ · T rad.ing ' Post staff . - _ Office/Compound staff _ . Staff. Development Program** t Must be 21 or older. * Must be I 8 or older. **A two-week experience ( or 14- y i:Ur~s ro gain expe·nence m Q · variety of camp naff expenen ces . Pfease list Scout leaders, employers. school officials, religious or civic leaders who would be willing to attest to your qualifications and character. Address City, State, ZIP Phone Please attach a recent photograph to this application. A personal resume of experience and references is welcome but not required Applicants are considered for all positions wtthout regard to race, color, religion, sex, national orifin, ore. marital or Yeteran status, or the presence of a health problem or handicap that is unrelated to the person 's ability to perform the job assigned. Return this application to- Chickasaw Council, BSA 171 South Hollywood Street Memphis, TN 381 12-4899 Ca/1901-327-4193 for further information. FOR COUNCIL USE ONLY Date of interview _______ Interviewed by _______ Considered for-------------- Hired for. Camp: Salary: ______ Approval: -------- -8- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I =J ~~d} ~]~]J }=J©TI~:r Fi~~©mm~Ticd©r1 j:gn I+ We take pleasure in recommending this Arrowman for the Vigil Honor: Personal lnformatioA Scout/Scouter ________________ ___ Date of Birth Address ____________ __ City State _ _ Zip ___ _ Presently registered as _________ ____ _ Unit District ____ _ Lodge Record Date Inducted _ ________ Date Brotherhood Conferred .~---------- Lodge Offices/Positions Held ____ _ ________ _____________ _ !=l!etsD de!:-:-r ~he ~h~ nomine~:· ~ record ct Bi:>rvice t o the Order of the Arrow . Please describe the nominee 's record of service to scouting . Please describe the nominee's record of service to camping of the council camps. Please describe any other specific reasons for nominating this Arrowman . Nominator's Name ______________ Scouting Position _______ _ Address________________ Phone Number ______ _ SEE NEXT PAGE -9- I THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD I The Vigil Honor Alertness to the needs of others is the mark of the Vigil Honor. It call for an individual with an unusual awareness of the possibilities within each situation The Vigil Honor is a high mark of distinction reserved for those Arrowmen who by reason of exceptional service. personal effort. and unselfish interest have made distinguished contributions beyond the immediate responsibilities of their position or office to one or more of the following : their Lodge, the Order of the Arrow. Scouting. or their Scout camp. Under no circumstances should tenure in scouting or the Order of the Arrow be considered as reason enough for a Vigil Honor recommendation. The Vigil Honor is the highest honor that the Order of the Arrow can bestow upon its members for service to the Lodge, council , and Scouting. Any member of the Order of the Arrow registered in scouting and in .good standing in a regularly chartered Lodge is eligible for recommendation to the national Order of the Arrow Committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor provided a Brotherhood member for at least two years. Because the Order of the Arrow is primarily an organization for youth , preference will be given to those who became members of the Order as Chickasaw Council BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA 171 S. Hollywood Street Memphis. TN 38112- 4899 c 000lt8601 rather than to those who were inducted as adult volunteer or professional Scouters. When recommending an individual please complete all sections of the recommendation form. The more information concerning the nominee·s accomplishments and character the committee has available. the better it can select worthy individuals fairly. Any individual may recommend any arrowman who meets these requirements. Vigil Honor recommendations will be accepted until MARCH 10, 1994 No recommendations will be accepted after this date . Forward all recommendations to- VIGIL HONOR COMMITTEE CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL, BSA 171 S. HOLLYWOOD ST. MEMPHIS , TN 38112-4899 Note that this recommendation is confidential. and to avoid possible disappointment. please do not advise the nominee in any way of your action in his behalf. Non- Profit Organization U.S. Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 01. L A VIMCE BUTHERLi:it•ID 1 099~~ l :::11 ~::: BLUEFIELD MEMPHIS TM :;::B:l.;:~B I -10- ... \ 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 1993 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 1993 (Dec) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/7db860d8a6fa49fb1cb22bb72bd55cb0.pdf d4a9b4e13d7d1cd5c3d54f193c00ca6a PDF Text Text Chickasah Thunderbird "The Ibe Otrcirl Fuhlicatim of tbe tf,li'kasrh - (}rdfr. of fhe Annorv l.odge 4()6 Chicknsw CouncCI - Boy Scqrts of America IMP olume 1 Issue * Februa 2 I Q0, NT Lodge g I O i Fhrndeds ^{ward honors might BDd BLiIfy During our todge Banquet tJ.is past December, t odge Chuet Ja6on Stewart presented the Founder's Award, which is given annrrally to two A.rrrrmen r.'ho Lnst show the spid.t of r:ntirinA service. Mr. Leyton Wright, a Vigil Honor member, associated adyisor to for several Inside This Issue of The Chickasah Thunderbird ceremonies committee IMPIORTANT LODGE MEETING I I An IMPIORTAI\IT LODGE MEETING will tr held o See ya there! t kI lmportont Lodge Meeting. Founder's Aword Recipients Mgil Honors. Comp Promo. Lodge Bonquet, Comp Stoff 3 Activities, Comp Promo tions. Kio Kimo'93 4 MoilWeekendSeclion Conclove 5 Comp Stoff Applicotion 7 Lodge Dues, Conclove Regishotion Form B Lodoe Minutes ftom the lost .odoe Executive Committee Mto. �,2 The Chickasah Thunderbird i Contlnued from page i"Founders Award" years, who a.ssistcd in the pu"st with food preparaf.ion at ordcals, and eu;sisted with ;r variefir of lodgc committces in the lodge was one of those prescnted with the Fouudcls Award. Hunter Builcy, a Vigil Honor memtrr. who hels been t odge Chicf, Chapter Chicf, Ccremonies riha Indian Afflirs Chairman wr:,s also honored with the Foundcr's Aw:rd Ibr his outstnnding service and dedication- ConfratLli.ations and thanks to Hrrntcr and Mi. WrighU Vig:il Honor eatrlout bfrgE;est in 5iears lodgc family lranquet was - theThe also occasior. ibr thc arurual Vigil CaIl OuL This carll out was firc bi{pdst yearc. Fourtecn outst ri,Iing in Amowmen were cailled out as candidates for the Vigil Honor, wfuch reco{ni:zes " Bis Hit! Over l4O Chickasah Lod(c Arrowmcn and their familics enjoycd thcir country fricdsteak and potatocs whiic lltcJrdi_1g thc _annual L,odge iramily Banquct Deccmbcr 4 at Christ United Mcthodist ChurctrMembers f'rom young to old came and cnjcycd a night of family fun, food, and f'cllo-wship. Council Commissioner and Vigil Honor mcmbcr Dr. John Austin wr:Ls thc gtrcst speaker at ihe banqucl Everyonc llFyea his_ sharing *ltl, rr3 the history anrf vzr,hrcs of thc Chjckasaw Indians and tris challcnge to" us to ciury on t.hc work of our Order. Thank yorr Dr.''Austin for coniing and spcaking at the banquel Memhers of the 1992 Kia Kima camp stalf, NOAC garticip;mts, l;r^st yearJs District Councilmen, f Sgt -g2 Lodge Exccr:tivc Comrniltcc, ccremonies, dance teann, anrl camp promotions mcmbcrs were rcco(nizcci for thcir dcdication and cnthu-siasm in thc lodge. long-standing commitment and unsclfish service to the lodge, t}re council caffrp, ;rnd Scouting. Past'L,odAe Chief flunter Bailev introduced each- of l-tre nominees anil wars . assisted by fellow Vigil Honor mernbenr to call out the following furowmerr Scoutma^ster's Jim Canar.rlyi Joh-n Gui:u:. Kurt Ccct<, a:rd Robei.t Massey Professional George Lambcrq An Eastern C<lmmissio-ircr Dovle Sillimaru Kiar Kirna staff mern#rs uonrue Woodlee, l)avrd. WiUiams, juy Roserl Clrris Bell; k:dAe ceremonies tenm mernberc Matt Williarns, Walter Hoefut Michael Bland, and Brad Steverx;. C<.rngratulations to eill of ttrese glrgutlc+ and good luck as ilrey take llrcir Vigil in ircbfrrary. CampPromo Kid<off! Approximately 32 arrowmen promotions at the camp -at'Mc[.emore training on January-This 16 Christian Churctr. year rre not o4y have a Kia KIma - promotions video, but now we have a'l\IEy Unit elections video. This should make r-howed rrp unit election"s somewhat easier. Orrr new crew of arrowmen are now trained and ready to start going to trooo" to give those unit eliltions and iamp promotions. So Scoutma.sters, if you want 5rorrr unit election or camp dromofion at your troop soon then call'the Camo Promorions/Unit Elections Chairmah Lrey Cole at (9O1) 762-ZtZg. Ca.lrrpStaI?; A $rmmen of New Fbiends T€ochirrg, and Ilb"LI- -Ycu ffiId'r-sl<s +IEs difftrered Alter Krn Kima,s big successes in tgg2, Scouts and scorrtmi:-stcr:i u/ere asked riihat their favorite parl. about the improvilfll,Jmp wirs, and time and again the^ir ansr.rrcr was l].e stalf. Recent vears have seen huge'gains in trainind and the quaiity ot stalf members and ilieiF "rttii"iorm"n"ot to mention salnnes Thorrqh rt definitely offers salaries lower than those in the city, Krn Kima offers rewards like helpin€ a crrbscorrt make his lirsr rryoodcarving profct or teachin! that young scolrt the txurcs of first airl, br tincor:raging tha"t older'scouT 1o, rappel rlowrr rhe rower. All come frori w6rking on the Kia K.ima stalf. ;rn erpcrience of making new friefids. helping other people, ;rnd a srrruner that lrcu frill never forpet_ Brrt Kra Kima staff is also-a lot of work rafi(inp from morring tenls ro clcaning slop buckets. But all of thes"e jobs are workinp ro,rard making Kia Kima a better place to caino. requires 5nty ttrat you fill orrt th" enclosi:d .. Applyrng appucatton and itrrange for an interview witJ: Kia Kima Dire_c.tor Scon Stephens at the corrncil service center (327_ 4193).. T.*^qg inctudes three Saturrla]nr, all designed to educate the staff in assembling a qrralitv droprarrr f Deuetopnant"Plrtfiyanrl ' i.f year olds ean Ftoftwo aerve for vrceks to {ain ex-perience wlie.e thev zrre needed to srrpplcment the"reguiai staff. Jr:st fill orit the enclosed application and marl staff develoDment Droframifs a good wav to see whether Kia Kima is ttie place^fbr"yorr �? i Irc \,rucKas,;--ll1 I Iiuilucrolro ? ^'f,lll',ll',lnll'1 Activities Camp Prorcsoti*ses Service IInit Electiorrs and. and. All of those Arrowmen who have been tx some qpe of volunteer servicc pianned that I can get invoived in?" Well the answer is soon I am now underway planning for a service day to be held on Febmary 28. No a.sking "When wiil 1.here plans have been made yet but I need all ir.rrowmen who worrld bc wiiling to help out wtth M.I.F.A for a possible soup kitchen or food drivc to henefit the needy. Watch fbr more details and feel free to give me a call at 853-5390 if you are interested. ALso, a scrvice weekend has been planned ;it Kia Kima March 19, 20, and 2L. inlbrmation wiil be given at a later date. More Yours In Brotherhood, Steve Edwards Activities/Service Chairman Dear Arrowmen, i would like to thank those arrowmen who attcnded the trarrung session on January l6thrAt rj:'is meetinp we introduced thc llEW unit eleclion video. This video will make ttte process of holding an election tnuch easier. On the siunc tape, uae have the cuunp promotion video lbr Ki:r Kima- Wc also 'iritrodrrced the Distncr Councilmen- This spring, your Districl Counciiman will probably give you a czdl eurd ;:"sk you to visit a lroop. Ifs important that everyonc helps out so our councilmen won'l. have to do i-rll the-work. If you have any questions or wor:ld like to become active on this committce, ca]l me at 767-7t79. Sincerely, Trey Cole Camp Promo tions/Election"s Chairman Kia Kima \ S!:! ,Mlenllre: iike nevcr before tlris word is in the minds of the leaders setting out to plan Kia Kima '93, o .:^lrrrlrncr like nevcr before at the Chickasaw Cotrncil's beautiful sllmmer camp located in thc foot.hiils oI the Oztrrk Mountains nearr Hardy, Arkemsas. And ;rs an Arrowman in the Chickasah Lodge, the new programs and continued opportunities shouid appeal to you as never befbre, whether yorr're working on t.hose last few merit badges lbr yorr.r Eagle or just looking for a wcek of firn and high adventure in the hills-or both. Kia Kima ha.s it all in 19931 Kia Kima's merit badge prcgram will inclrrde some new additions for 19931 and the Ozark Venture Ba^se allows you to spend the week on a high adventurc canoeing, - t:ackpacking, ciimbinS, or our new Profct COPE higii counib for oldcr scouts. Wtratever you're interested in, Kia Kima 93 has it, and a^s a memtrer of tl:e O.d you're in the perfect position to.cnfry the programi If your troop is already signed up for Kia Kima, get your oeposrt ln early. _lf not, ask your Scoutmaster about going to Kia Kima, no matter where you've been bdforc] becarrse ills our car.np: _ And in many cases, yolr can arttend as nn indiiridual o,,=\ ' $ &hsdub Boy Scout Camp: First Week June 2O-26 Second Week June 27-July Third Week July 4-1o Fourth Week Fifth Week 3 Jrrly 11-17 Jluly tB-24 Junior Leader Training July 4-1 Cub Scout Resident Camp June 1 6-1 9 Webelos Summer Camp ' June I 6-1 �a4 The Chickasah T'hunderbird Yig:il and I' , set for ?,728 &-. F-rrr-E-r-frr! lt's corlxnl] around the corncr. Golighlly Trairung Ccnter at $5.00 per percorL 'Ihis year's breakfa.st wrll honor fbr:rtcr:n orrlstandrng Ar"rowmen (see Page 2) --and and wiil I'eature traditioni:.I l:rre i'eUowship. The Vigil itself wrll begin the cverung txfbre, and Vigil Honor members arc welcorne turd encouragcd to afl.end the ccrcmony an<l honor the new candidates. Lodge Pru;t Chief Huntcr Bailey will coordinate the weekend's evenl-s. Those interested in he lping with the ceremo ny or breakfn"st should caLl Hunter at 754-8ll98. Reservations tbr the breakfast can trc made at the council servicc center using the _rcSistrirtion lbrm at thc righl Vigil c:rndidatcs nccd not rcgisler. t9!t3 Vig"il I Fctlrutrry 2A is rlate set ibr this yea/s Chickasah t odge 4OO Vigii Breaklerst, schedrrled lbr U:OO arn- at Camp Cr:rrier's I Coliqhlly Ir<rinin<1 oi he Cl-ri<:koscrn Locloe 406 Bov S<;culs of ArrrSnco i lhodere(J i>v rhe (liitckosow (;()unctl cf thc; Arrow I Phone Number I ! I I Unit I SSJ00 I 1993 to* Ivlemphie, TN ion<:v llt:r:xnron - Locroe Advtsor '.Vcren i.'liotl - Cr-'rem<;nres ,A(lvrsc)r llon EtJntonds - O<:mp Pronr<>lions Acjvrsor - Aclviltes Advisor llcouti:xe<;uilve l?ooc.rI Sllcki()nd ,t>r; i-ltnq - f hc lhuncerairo welcrjnrcs yoLlr suclqJestons ond ccmrnonls ob()ul1he oublicr:ion onrt irrvrtr:s vbu tr> sribrnrt rnr:teriol f<>r publicolrori. Senrl r:r>rnmenh queslons. or conectons to-ilrocl lj lr:,,,e:ns. [:LJi1r;r I t>r igr.' Secrek:ry lre()surer 809 S(r,nter (love Memg>tris. IN 3Bl 22 I I 2-{899 I - - - - r - - - - Sign up ruxr for -J Seetion Conclave in April ,. .co,t.i ler)r (r,rs &J.oogt-: Slor I nOvr.sr>r 381 I r Jtrson S fewort - I odoe Chiei .156- I 91 7 wnant - , o()uc vicr: .llricf obJ.Vo,i5 - I I Chickosoh Lodge d06 Chickssqw Council, BSA l7l S. Hollywood Slrcet ,..1(:r, 'nr^r I Ferson checks poyoble'to Chickosow Council, BSA, ond I sendI\4oke or t:ke this form ond poyment beforc Februory 25, I - ;l :,,' :il;;,' - ;i'ffi ;)3':;;r s,::Hg.'' ili.'i r;. \&(Jl1er r roenn Aff. Cltorrrlon 3X Ai)i - i-ere-nronies/inr:iorr ,^r 'i\, , lr ':ct, r-aan /'l:rat Fer i I L ' I I I Order" i - O<:m;> t.)trrri<:r - ii:00 r:.m. I Nom I '.inir:rr:i Plrbircolon ! Cc:nlc:r l"r;bnrory 18. 199.) I I TboChlr'kasglrM Breakfast As some of you may or may not know the section conclave is no longer called SE-2 Conclave, but now it has changed to SR-9 Conclave. This ycar the conclave stjll features manv of the compet.itions and contests, but they mU fre moverl this year to Camp Mack Morns which is located west of the Tennessee River near Irst Camden TN. between Memphis and Nashville. Be a part of the fun Our lodse has commrlted to 'parucipate and help witti toage dispiays, cererironies' and dance ^ competition" trafning sessions, and a closing campfire. SIG]Y AP T()DAY, RESERYE YOUR PIACE AIYD COIYCL.AYE ilERCEAIYDISE r..Onlt ON PAGE 7. .+ WTTfl EE xE af, iEiE {=,cnrirrre: bee ==- t �l 993 KIA KI]UA SCOI,rT RESERVATION Chickasaw Couneil BOY SCOT]TS OF AMEruCA Application for Emplolment rpplration Thia dil no3 rll b. atv6 rcr 6Ei&iruar, but ill lEtDf Epi, Urt th..pphG.nr nll b. cpltd- Personal Information Attsch photograph here Name Address City State ?,tp Birt} Date Social Security # Phone School and Comnrudty Activities GPA i Ust achievements and leadership positions Shouting Experience UnitE:. nank -Distrist Position Yearc in Scouting Other leadership pocitiou h€Id Camping Erperience Years as Camper If you a member of the Years on Staf_ I "st Camp Statrposition ffier of the Atrow, please circle membership statu!: &deal Brotherhood Vigil List lodge ofEces yooLr. held ffssutrnncrtede R€coEEGEdrdon I recommend thir and, Scout Spirir. -- Thir Etion ir rtqnirad for eppliratr r3r Scout for the Kia Kima Camp lt endu&. St8fr. Pleuc @mnunt onthc appliodly, Siglrhrrr Plzw @mglet qulifutbru Det. 6oth sidos of tlu appltcation �Scouting Skillg check thos€ merit badges you have earned and circle those you can teach Swimming Lifesaving Canoeing Rowing Small boat saiiing Motorboating Lifeguard BSA Water Safety Instructor Astronomy Nature Rcptile Study Environmental Science Forestry Soil & Water Conservatio;: Fish & Wildlife Management _ Weather Archery Rifle Shooting Shotgun Shooting Basketry Leatherwork lYood Carving Indian Lore Camping Cooking Pioneering Orientcering Wilderness Sunrival First Aid Space Exploration Metalwork Em.rgen.y Preparedn": Communications Fishing ffi'"8-flH*'"o,." Pottery Paul Bunyan COPE SkilIr---- BSA woodsaai--- Lifeguard Progran List any musical instruments you can play Are you CPR trained? Al'1. Red Cross Basic List expiration date of certification iration date anY High Adventure Bases? Wher e and StJf, fSSrtti5Ended List first choice First Aid? List second choice t; Wtren List third choice Refeneacee Name Address netu!,D this Ciry, State ZIP app[cation to: Phone Boy Scoutr of Anerica l7f South Eollyrrood Ave. Memphi4 lIY 8ttfz �? .: . \1 i Ltc (,ittcrasah 'i'irunticririru 'fl t' \ I I I I t are drre! I I I lJerc urc mV i993 Cirickr:solr LorJge dues: 55 00 per Vear I I I I I Plecse yan ide ttrc f olltw i ng t rt-ar mr;d.i That's nght fotks. Lndgc dues for the coming year are now duc, and we want yorr to continue your membership in the Chick;rsair T Lndge. I By payrng and staying a memirer, I you can lind out the latest new$ in The t Chicka"sah Thrrnderbird and what. events arc I coming up in the months for you to lx a part on: T I Nome: I o1'. I I Addrcss: I I citv: I Str:te: ZIP: t t I _ I Trrcop: Dote of Birth: I t Phone Number I I Brotr\erhood VigilHonor I (ihcck Ploosc h.fe rf fil: hfomQllon h(;: (.n:tneoct ln tho l)ost t: months I tr I I As o port of my ObliEolron Jr: Cheerful Service, I would like I to help on the followrng lodge commrttee: I nactvitiee/Senrice I I I C,rmp PrumotonsTUnrt Elections I t fl CeremoniesTlnclion Affoirs I I (_-) tr odeot tr I i\,4oil or tuke in person lo: Chickr::qh Lodqe 406 I Chickcrsuw Councrl, BSA I I7l S. HollVwoo'J Slreet I IVlemphis, TN 381 I 2-4899 I trginrung in January I - The 1992 Section SR-9 Conclave next April The Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood I The Order's programs at Kia Kima, such as I lhe Brotherhoods and Fellowships I - And much" much morel I fl I - ftre Vigil and Breakfast for Vigil Honor members - The Camp Promotion and Unit Election cil'ort I I I AU you have to do is clip and mail or take I the fbrm at left to the Chickasaw Council Service I Center. Make checks payable to the Br:y Scorrts I of America Do it now to avoid the late t'de. Nei_ir ! I I the beginning of the year, you will receive a ncw *e.=ki"i:ljp card. Plecse.-n,rtc that if' yoir',.*eru inducted ets an Ordeal member or brcame ;r Brotherhood member at the Fail Ordecri in I I September, your dues are already paid. I I I L--- &=, 1l-r----*----- - Conclsve 1993 Ordcr of ttre Arrow Scction - Rcgistuatinn - r - - - 1 I Name: FEES ATID MERCHASIDISE! $20.00 registration f'ee if payed by March 1 st $25.0O if payed after March 1st # Extra patches @ $4 # Hat pins @ $2.50 # Mugs @ $4 TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLDSED: $ L--rr-flrrr I Addrcss: Citrc I State: Youth ZIP: I Adu.lt Comp.ete utd return totth p.gment to Chtckctsoh lidqs 406. Clttcko^sclts Counei[ BSy'..- l7I S. Hollgtuood "streer: M_etnfids, TN 38112-4899, bg Motrtt I Jor tfie reduczl fee. Moke checks puable fo Boy"Sr:outs oJ Anrcdca Cheak here l.f you ere lntercsted ln geftfng transgtrtcttion to the conclape. C-hec\ here tJ Uou ere o-ble to prouide tronsprfation for those in need Hotu mang others can goit cN_ I I I I t I I i �a8 - The Chickasah'lhunderbird nfowltourfmM: bgtttr infonnr ryu +*f todss doccsim rnnlring.trEoc€ss "f tlm rnirnrfers fo1 Q" pqg*r".r" fuouttue Csmrniftetifi""fi-g nre inchrded. ia this Thnrndsti".d __ Tb Chiekasah Lodge 4gG Grden tlf the Alrmn B"y scouts of Ameriea Chickosow Council Soutir Hollvwood Street Memphis. Tennessee 3Bl I2-4899 l7l LorJge Ercn-fi€ Crrnmilhe [,teding Minrfus hnuary IZ19CB Minutes The Chickasah Lodge Executive Commrttee met at the Chickasaw Council Scout Ol'licc on January. i 2, 1993. tadge .chief Jason stewart called the meeting to oiaii if o'lo i."t Other memtxrs of lhe commiftee _pres^eDt included tndge Vice ChiEf atan Wnehq [,,irigc. S-ccrc-tary-lre'rstlrer Brad Stevens; todge's Pa^st Chief Hun"ter Bailere L,odpe's paJfVi. C-hr?i Ken Kimble; Ceremolies/tndian Aflaiis Chairman Walter Hoetui Canip promotions/Urut Elections Chairman Trey Cole; Activities/Civic Servrce Chairman Stevt Edwardo^: f,"ap" Heckmarr L,odge Staff Arlvisor Scort Stephens; Ceremonie;^"J*"'ati*"* frfvlsor Mr. .S:t9y Advlsor Warren Elliol.E Camp Promotions/Unit Electiins Adyisor Ron Edmonds: Troop 415 ScoutmaN;ter Mr. Jirn Canaidy Ccremonies/lndierr Afferirs Assistant afirmin HAI Bkmd. Peter Abell Chuck Barber, Martez Moore, and .lon Bussell are all Oistriit toi-.ifr"# for 1992-93 year. Jason ;rsked for a-respon^se fo.r the minutes of the past meeting. Alan motioned lhat mtnutes. Walter seconded iL we accept thc CAMP PROMOTIONSA'NIT ELECTIONS Tite CamL. Promotions/Urut Elections Tr;lirung wiil be hekl January 16 at McLemore Cirristiaur Church- W'e have not receivcd as man] lraining postcards as'we have wishcd for. Trey.hopes for_morc D.C,'s to show rrp t.his Satr:rday ttraii ht this meetin{. Trev will try to chcck otrl. ;r TV from the scot.tt ol'fice Thursday. etair nas the training vifeos cfo'ne ana ha* f:rought. them to the mecting. Jason mcnl.irined tlat it is helpful i'f you do most ;t th; electiorio* alt campofces, THE 406 I|ILE J*;on h:rs mentioned to start a file of whcrt things neerl to be done for certzrin events. This can help the future Chief not to s&rrt from scratch'everv fime. Steve has written a irst ol'things to do before the oA banquel Jason asked Brad to iiold the file. ASIC PROGRAM Alan explains thoroughly what the AS.K. Pro{ram is. It is where the adr.rlts in thc lorlge.torm a team and help troops on first tjme cam-pouts and other things. This program would have ;r ynuth chairmiur- TEe L.E.C. discussed pircspects for the charirinan SCOIrTMASTER'S DINNER The Scoutrna.ster's Dinner wiU be on February 4ttr- 'We'll need lOOlbs. of wild [ame," said Ron Edmonds. This is a l.radition for ttre Delta'Council This wilt proGbiy ne--*ie nr{t Prgg{|m..Ytt t_t g.Chickasaw and Delta lxaders together. Hunter say, hri has crinnections to get ail wild fowl (duck) you wanl They also may n6ed deer, quail ratitrit, squirrel, and otherc. i) �: t rt :/g^ t 'Fl -.. r\1 ' ! ... I : l tllull(lefolr(l tllc \..i1]Ci(asall 'rq. ..1.. Chickasah hdge 406 Minutesl/IUql Pry2 ACTIVITIES/CIVIC SERVICE The service day on January 31 has txen changed to Febmarry 28. Steve has talked to Mr. Strickland ;rbout iiaving a soup kitcherr, and Stevi-will call M.I.F.A for more information. CEREMOMESNNDIAN ATT"AIRS The next date for Ceremonies/Indian Affairs: Jirnuary 24th - Dance meeting Fcbnrary 7lh - Cercmonies meeling Fetlmary 14th - Ceremonies/Dance meetrng March 7th - Ceremonies meeting March 14th - Dance meeting DUES CARDS La^s1. vear. Lisa in the scout otfice had some dues cards printed up but thev didn't we thcrn- Jasori likes them this yezrr becau.se most of tl:em are atrtady made rrp and-would sate thc loclge ol'ab<lr-rl $45r.00 for printing rrp br;rnd new ones. Jason asked for a response {br the dues cards. Aliirr mqliEneii ii:isi we atcCpt the cards. Waiter secondcd iL CONCI,AVE The SR-9 Conclave wiU be April 16-1 B at Cemrp Mack Morris near JacksorL Tcnnessce. The Chick;,rsah L,odgle is this year-in chargc of the Ceremonies competition It ha^s been decided that this yelr there wili be no 1st 2nd, or 3rd. lnstead it wiil be based on a point systern- The pdging wrll be done by youth and adrrlts. Ja^son needs to get letter from Michael so it can tx sent to the section Alan mentioned that we need to $ive somethrnS to each to -. -pexsnn, htl all r:f-lhern need tr the sarne. PROGRAM Discussion^s took place on a review of the 1992 program and plans for covered a variety of activities, such as Ordcals, Brotherhoods, and Vigil 1993. This Tho L,odge E:rccutftrc Committeea^!s outHed. in "Grrids fm Officcs arrd Advimrs' ihc execulive comrlitlee of lhe iodqe- u key group- consisi oi the youlh servinq 0s Lodgc' oi{icers (includinq the posi Lodge Chief), lodqe operoiin0 comrnillee choirmen, the stol{ odviser, the Scoul execulive,0nd 0n0ther member o[ the comping commi1lee 0r l]oy Scout Commillc'e. l{ ii is {ell thoi this group is noi represeniolive,0lodge moy seleci 1wo or three members 0i lorge- Indion lore or public reloiions experls, Ior irrslottce* tu serve on lire commiitee. lf lhere ure choplers in lhe lodqe, llre chopier chiefs ond odvisors ore members oi the lodge execuiive commiilee. Anv lodqe member is welconre to oilend execu{ive commi11ee rneelinqs 0s 0n OBSIRVIR, The execulive commil1ee rs the sieerinq commiilee o1 the lodqe, lt ioces the problerns, siudies possible soiulions, ond then, throuqh the lodqe 0r chopler cornmillee orqonizoiion,ocls. 11 corries on the business ol ihc lodge, coordinoling the work being done by ofiicers ond operolinq comrniiilees, Ihe execulive comrnitlee is o reiolively snroll qroup ond thus is oble 1o hondle the busincss o{ thc locqc : !urck rnd eiiicreni ,nonner, the :'riire mfriler:fr;p.t{ the jodqe should, nouievel, hecr; rfpQri .f r;ii 'r,t;irr dt:cisiorrs t;ncj irru jct,is beinq plonncd, rn �o10 The Chickasah Thunderbird i \ \ I Objective: The 0rdcr of the Arrow, founded in 1915 o1 the Philodelphir: Scout o^-^ Irt lslond,grevv 0u1 of o desire to emphosize ihe foct thct the good uullllr, r':csure Scout Comper is not oniy pro{icient in the skills o{ Scoutcroft, but olso proctices ihe principles o{ Scoulhood. lt wos intended os o device to glorify the Scout Promise ond the Scout Low in the mind of the young mon who is o Scout Comper. Purpose: Out o{ this historic bockqround, the purpose of the 0rder hos been set forth os follows: 1. To recognize those Scout Compers who best exemplify ihe Scoui Promise on'd Lcw in their doily lives ond by such recoqnilion couse other compers to conduct themselves in such m0nner os 1o worronl recogniiion. 2. To develop ond mointoin comping troditions ond spirit. To pror"note Scout compinq, which recches i1s qreotest eifecliveness cs c pcri cf the l"Jnii's comping progrom, ond to help strengihen the Disirict ond Council comping pr0gr0rrr i;uIir yrur uruUird orri irl tlre rutrrrrrct uuiilp, us tjirectcci i.,y ihctorrtpirrg ond Aclivilies Committee of the Council. 4. To crystollize ihe Scout hobit oi helpfulness into o life purpose of leodership in cheer{ul service to others. I ' Nlm-Prdft Olganirdicn Chickosow Council BOY .l71 SCOUTS OF AIl/tRlCA S Ho-Hvwood Street Memphis,IN 381l2-4899 coo VINCE U.S hdage Hl\lD It4ernphi$ TN Fbrmil t{o tl35 101 L Alfi Q r'\ SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD },IEMPHIS TN 38128 Address Correction Requested � 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 "The Chickasah Thunderbird * Ibe Otrcirl Fuhlicatim of tbe tf,li'kasrh l.odge 4()6 - (}rdfr. of fhe Annorv Chicknsw CouncCI - Boy Scqrts of America IMP NT olume 1 Issue 2 I O Lodge i g Februa I Q0, Inside This Issue of The Chickasah Thunderbird I t lmportont Lodge Meeting. Founder's Aword Recipients Mgil Honors. Comp Promo. Lodge Bonquet, Comp Stoff 3 Activities, Comp Promo tions. Kio Kimo'93 4 MoilWeekend- Seclion Conclove 5 Comp Stoff Applicotion 7 Lodge Dues, Conclove Regishotion Form B Lodoe Minutes ftom the lost .odoe Executive Committee Mto. Fhrndeds ^{ward honors might BDd BLiIfy During our todge Banquet tJ.is past December, t odge Chuet Ja6on Stewart presented the Founder's Award, which is given annrrally to two A.rrrrmen r.'ho Lnst show the spid.t of r:ntirinA service. Mr. Leyton Wright, a Vigil Honor member, associated adyisor to ceremonies committee for several IMPIORTANT LODGE MEETING I An IMPIORTAI\IT LODGE MEETING will tr held o See ya there! Ik ,2 The Chickasah Thunderbird i Contlnued from page i- "Founders Award" years, who a.ssistcd in the pu"st with food preparaf.ion at ordcals, and eu;sisted with ;r variefir of lodgc committces in the lodge was one of those prescnted with the Fouudcls Award. Hunter Builcy, a Vigil Honor memtrr. who hels been t odge Chicf, Chapter Chicf, Ccremonies riha Indian Afflirs Chairman wr:,s also honored with the Foundcr's Aw:rd Ibr his outstnnding service and dedication- ConfratLli.ations and thanks to Hrrntcr and Mi. WrighU CampPromo Kid<off! Bis Hit! Vig:il Honor eatrlout bfrgE;est in 5iears - The lodgc family lranquet was also the occasior. ibr thc arurual Vigil CaIl OuL This carll out was firc bi{pdst in yearc. Fourtecn outst ri,Iing Amowmen were cailled out as candidates for the Vigil Honor, wfuch reco{ni:zes long-standing commitment " and unsclfish service to the lodge, t}re council caffrp, ;rnd Scouting. Past'L,odAe Chief flunter Bailev introduced each- of l-tre nominees anil wars . assisted by fellow Vigil Honor mernbenr to call out the following furowmerr Scoutma^ster's Jim Canar.rlyi Joh-n Gui:u:. Kurt Ccct<, a:rd Robei.t AMnas sey Professional George Lambcrq Eastern C<lmmissio-ircr Dovle Sillimaru Kiar Kirna staff mern#rs uonrue Woodlee, l)avrd. WiUiams, juy Roserl Clrris Bell; k:dAe ceremonies tenm mernberc Matt Williarns, Walter Hoefut Michael Bland, and Brad Steverx;. C<.rngratulations to eill of ttrese glrgutlc+ and good luck as ilrey take llrcir Vigil in ircbfrrary. Over l4O Chickasah Lod(c Arrowmcn and their familics enjoycd thcir country fricdsteak and potatocs whiic lltcJrdi_1g thc _annual L,odge iramily Banquct Deccmbcr 4 at Christ United Mcthodist Churctr- Members f'rom young to old came and cnjcycd a night of family fun, food, and f'cllo-wship. Council Commissioner and Vigil Honor mcmbcr Dr. John Austin wr:Ls thc gtrcst speaker at ihe banqucl Everyonc llFyea his_ sharing *ltl, rr3 the history anrf vzr,hrcs of thc Chjckasaw Indians and tris challcnge to" us to ciury on t.hc work of our Order. Thank yorr Dr.''Austin for coniing and spcaking at the banquel Memhers of the 1992 Kia Kima camp stalf, NOAC garticip;mts, l;r^st yearJs District Councilmen, f Sgt -g2 Lodge Exccr:tivc Comrniltcc, ccremonies, dance teann, anrl camp promotions mcmbcrs were rcco(nizcci for thcir dcdication and cnthu-siasm in thc lodge. Ca.lrrpStaI?; A $rmmen of New Fbiends T€ochirrg, and Ilb"LI- -- Ycu ffiId'r-sl<s +IEs difftrered Approximately 32 arrowmen r-howed rrp at the camp promotions training on January 16 -at'Mc[.emore oC4hryis tian Churctr. -This year rre not have a Kia KIma - promotions video, but now we have a'l\IEy Unit elections video. This should make unit election"s somewhat easier. Orrr new crew of arrowmen are now trained and ready to start going to trooo" to give those unit eliltions and iamp promotions. So Scoutma.sters, if you want 5rorrr unit election or camp dromofion at your troop soon then call'the Camo Promorions/Unit Elections Chairmah Lrey Cole at (9O1) 762-ZtZg. Alter Krn Kima,s big successes in tgg2, Scouts and scorrtmi:-stcr:i u/ere asked riihat their favorite parl. about the improvilfll,Jmp wirs, and time and again the^ir ansr.rrcr was l].e stalf. Recent vears have seen huge'gains in trainind and the quaiity ot stalf members and ilieiF "rttii"iorm"n"ot to mention salnnes Thorrqh rt definitely offers salaries lower than those in the city, Krn Kima offers rewards like helpin€ a crrbscorrt make his lirsr rryoodcarving profct or teachin! that young scolrt the txurcs of first airl, br tincor:raging tha"t older'scouT 1o, rappel rlowrr rhe rower. All come frori w6rking on the Kia K.ima stalf. ;rn erpcrience of making new friefids. helping other people, ;rnd a srrruner that lrcu frill never forpet_ Brrt Kra Kima staff is also-a lot of work rafi(inp from morring tenls ro clcaning slop buckets. But all of thes"e jobs are workinp ro,rard making Kia Kima a better place to caino. .. Applyrng requires 5nty ttrat you fill orrt th" enclosi:d appucatton and itrrange for an interview witJ: Kia Kima Dire_c.tor Scon Stephens at the corrncil service center (327_ 4193).. T.*^qg inctudes three Saturrla]nr, all designed to educate the staff in assembling a qrralitv droprarrr Ftof f Deuetopnant"Plrtfiyanrl ' i.f year olds ean aerve for two vrceks to {ain ex-perience wlie.e thev zrre needed to srrpplcment the"reguiai staff. Jr:st fill orit the enclosed application and marl staff develoDment Drofram- ifs a good wav to see whether Kia Kima is ttie place^fbr"yorr ?^'f, lll',ll',iln lIl'1rc \,rucKas,;--ll1 I Iiuilucrolro ? Activities and. Service Camp Prorcsoti*ses and. IInit Electiorrs All of those Arrowmen who have been a.sking "When wiil 1.here tx some qpe of volunteer servicc pianned that I can get invoived in?" Well the answer is soon I am now underway planning for a service day to be held on Febmary 28. No plans have been made yet but I need all ir.rrowmen who worrld bc wiiling to help out wtth M.I.F.A for a possible soup kitchen or food drivc to henefit the needy. Watch fbr more details and feel free to give me a call at 853-5390 if you are interested. ALso, a scrvice weekend has been planned ;it Kia Kima March 19, 20, and 2L. More inlbrmation wiil be given at a later date. Yours In Brotherhood, Steve Edwards Activities/Service Chairman Dear Arrowmen, i would like to thank those arrowmen who attcnded the trarrung session on January l6thr- At rj:'is meetinp we introduced thc llEW unit eleclion video. This video will make ttte process of holding an election tnuch easier. On the siunc tape, uae have the cuunp promotion video lbr Ki:r Kima- Wc also 'iritrodrrced the Distncr Councilmen- This spring, your Districl Counciiman will probably give you a czdl eurd ;:"sk you to visit a lroop. Ifs important that everyonc helps out so our councilmen won'l. have to do i-rll the-work. If you have any questions or wor:ld like to become active on this committce, ca]l me at 767-7t79. Sincerely, Trey Cole Camp Promo tions/Election"s Chairman \ Kia Kima S!:! ,Mlenllre: iike nevcr before tlris word is in the minds of the leaders setting out to plan Kia Kima '93, o .:^lrrrlrncr like nevcr before at the Chickasaw Cotrncil's beautiful sllmmer camp located in thc foot.hiils oI the Oztrrk Mountains nearr Hardy, Arkemsas. And ;rs an Arrowman in the Chickasah Lodge, the new programs and continued opportunities shouid appeal to you as never befbre, whether yorr're working on t.hose last few merit badges lbr yorr.r Eagle or just looking for a wcek of firn and high adventure in the hills-or both. Kia Kima ha.s it all in 19931 Kia Kima's merit badge prcgram will inclrrde some new additions for 19931 and the Ozark Venture Ba^se allows you to spend the week on a high adventurc canoeing, - t:ackpacking, ciimbinS, or our new Profct COPE higii counib for oldcr scouts. Wtratever you're interested in, Kia Kima 93 has it, and a^s a memtrer of tl:e O.d you're in the perfect position to.cnfry the programi If your troop is already signed up for Kia Kima, get your oeposrt ln early. _lf not, ask your Scoutmaster about going to Kia Kima, no matter where you've been bdforc] becarrse ills our car.np: _ And in many cases, yolr can arttend as nn indiiridual o' ,,=\ &hsdub Boy Scout Camp: First Week June 2O-26 Second Week June 27-July 3 Third Week July 4-1o Fourth Week Jrrly 11-17 Fifth Week Jluly tB-24 Junior Leader Training July 4-1 Cub Scout Resident Camp June 1 6-1 9 Webelos Summer Camp ' June I 6-1 $ a4 The Chickasah T'hunderbird t Yig:il and set for lt's corlxnl] around the corncr. Fctlrutrry 2A is rlate set ibr this yea/s Chickasah t odge 4OO Vigii Breaklerst, schedrrled lbr U:OO arn- at Camp Cr:rrier's Golighll'yIh Tisra irung Ccnter at $5.00 per percorL year's breakfa.st wrll honor fbr:rtcr:n orrlstandrng Ar"rowmen (see Page 2) and wiil I'eature traditioni:.I l:rre --and i'eUowship. The Vigil itself wrll begin the cverung txfbre, and Vigil Honor members arc welcorne turd encouragcd to afl.end the ccrcmony an<l honor the new candidates. Lodge Pru;t Chief Huntcr Bailey will coordinate the weekend's evenl-s. Those interested in he lping with the ny caLl Hunter at 98. or breakfn"st should Reservations tbr the breakfast can ?,728 t9!t3 Vig"il Breakfast Coliqhlly Ir<rinin<1 Cc:nlc:r - O<:m;> t.)trrri<:r l"r;bnrory 18. 199.) - ii:00 r:.m. Phone Number SSJ00 Fer Ferson i I\4oke checks poyoble'to Chickosow Council, BSA, ond send or t:ke this form ond poyment beforc Februory 25, 1993 to* Chickosoh Lodge d06 Chickssqw Council, BSA l7l S. Hollywood Slrcet Ivlemphie, TN 381 I 2-{899 - - - - r - - - r - -J Nom Unit ceremo 754-8ll trc made at the council servicc center using the _rcSistrirtion lbrm at thc righl Vigil c:rndidatcs nccd not rcgisler. TboChlr'kasglrM '.inir:rr:i Plrbircolon oi he Cl-ri<:koscrn Locloe 406 ' Order" cf thc; Arrow - Bov S<;culs of ArrrSnco i lhodere(J i>v rhe (liitckosow (;()unctl Jtrson S fewort - I odoe Chiei .156- I 91 7 ,..1(:r, wnant - , o()uc vicr: .llricf obJ.Vo,i5 ,. ;l :,,' :il;;,' - ;i'ffi ;)3':;;r s,::Hg.'' ili.'i r;. \&(Jl1er r roenn - i-ere-nronies/inr:iorr Aff. Cltorrrlon 3X Ai)i , lr 'nr^r ,^r 'i\, - ':ct, r-aan /'l:rat ion<:v llt:r:xnron - Locroe Advtsor .co,t.i ler)r (r,rs &J.oogt-: Slor I nOvr.sr>r '.Vcren i.'liotl - Cr-'rem<;nres ,A(lvrsc)r llon EtJntonds - O<:mp Pronr<>lions Acjvrsor l?ooc.rI Sllcki()nd - Aclviltes Advisor ,t>r; i-ltnq - llcouti:xe<;uilve f hc lhuncerairo welcrjnrcs yoLlr suclqJestons ond ccmrnonls ob()ul1he oublicr:ion onrt irrvrtr:s vbu tr> sribrnrt rnr:teriol f<>r publicolrori. Senrl r:r>rnmenh queslons. or conectons to-- ilrocl lj lr:,,,e:ns. [:LJi1r;r I t>r igr.' Secrek:ry lre()surer 809 S(r,nter (love Memg>tris. IN 3Bl 22 Sign up ruxr for Seetion Conclave in April As some of you may or may not know the section conclave is no longer called SE-2 Conclave, but now it has changed to SR-9 Conclave. This ycar the conclave stjll features manv of the compet.itions and contests, but they mU fre moverl this year to Camp Mack Morns which is located Irst west of the Tennessee River near Camden TN. between Memphis and Nashville. Be a part of the fun Our lodse has commrlted to 'parucipate and help witti toage dispiays, cererironies' and dance ^ competition" trafning sessions, and a closing campfire. SIG]Y AP T()DAY, RESERYE YOUR PIACE AIYD COIYCL.AYE ilERCEAIYDISE WTTfl EE r..Onlt ON PAGE 7. I' , b.+ ee =x=E- af, iEiE {=,cnrirrre: &-. F-rrr-E-r-frr! I I I I I I I I I I I I IL ! i I I ! II I I I I I I I l 993 KIA KI]UA SCOI,rT RESERVATION Chickasaw Couneil BOY SCOT]TS OF AMEruCA Application for Emplolment Thia rpplration rll b. atv6 rcr 6Ei&iruar, but ill lEtDf dil no3 Epi, Urt th..pphG.nr nll b. cpltd- Personal Information Name Address Attsch photograph here Birt} Date City Phone State Social Security # ?,tp School and Comnrudty Activities Ust achievements and leadership positions GPA i Shouting Experience Unit- -Distrist Position nank Yearc in Scouting Other leadership pocitiou h€Id Camping Erperience Years as Camper Years on Staf_ I "st Camp Statrposition If you a member of the ffier of the Atrow, please circle membership statu!: &deal Brotherhood Vigil List lodge ofEces yooLr. held -- ffssutrnncrtede R€coEEGEdrdon Thir Etion ir rtqnirad for eppliratr r3r lt endu&. I recommend thir Scout for the Kia Kima Camp St8fr. Pleuc @mnunt onthc appliodly, qulifutbru and, Scout Spirir. Siglrhrrr Det. Plzw @mglet 6oth sidos of tlu appltcation E:. Scouting Skillg Swimming Lifesaving Canoeing Rowing Small boat saiiing Motorboating Lifeguard BSA Water Safety Instructor Astronomy Nature Rcptile Study Fishing ffi'"8-flH*'"o,." Environmental Science - Forestry Soil & Water Conservatio;: Fish & Wildlife Management _ Weather Archery Rifle Shooting Shotgun Shooting Basketry Leatherwork lYood Carving Pottery Paul Bunyan woodsaai--- Indian Lore Camping Cooking Pioneering Orientcering Wilderness Sunrival First Aid BSA Lifeguard COPE Progran Space Exploration Metalwork Em.rgen.y Preparedn": Communications check thos€ merit badges you have earned and circle those you can teach SkilIr---- List any musical instruments you can play Are you CPR trained? List expiration date of certification Al'1. Red Cross Basic First Aid? iration date StJf, fSSrtti5Ended anY High Adventure Bases? Where and Wtren t; List first choice List second choice List third choice Refeneacee Name Address Ciry, State ZIP Phone Boy Scoutr of Anerica l7f South Eollyrrood Ave. Memphi4 lIY 8ttfz netu!,D this app[cation to: .: ? t' 'fl . \1 i Ltc (,ittcrasah 'i'irunticririru i are drre! I I I I tII I T III II I I t I I I I I I II II I tI I I I I I lJerc urc mV i993 Cirickr:solr LorJge dues: 55 00 per Vear Plecse yan ide ttrc f olltw i ng t rt-ar mr;d.i on: Str:te: ZIP: _ Trrcop: Dote of Birth: Phone Number (_-) tr odeot tr Brotr\erhood fl VigilHonor tr Ploosc (ihcck h.fe rf fil: hfomQllon h(;: (.n:tneoct ln tho l)ost t: months As o port of my ObliEolron Jr: Cheerful Service, I would like to help on the followrng lodge commrttee: nactvitiee/Senrice I C,rmp PrumotonsTUnrt Elections fl CeremoniesTlnclion Affoirs i\,4oil or tuke in person lo: Chickr::qh Lodqe 406 Chickcrsuw Councrl, BSA I7l S. HollVwoo'J Slreet IVlemphis, TN 381 I 2-4899 L--- &=, 1l-r----*----- That's nght fotks. Lndgc dues for the coming year are now duc, and we want yorr to continue your membership in the Chick;rsair Lndge. By payrng and staying a memirer, you can lind out the latest new$ in The Chicka"sah Thrrnderbird and what. events arc coming up in the months for you to lx a part o1'. Nome: Addrcss: citv: - ftre Vigil and Breakfast for Vigil Honor members - The Camp Promotion and Unit Election cil'ort trginrung in January I - The 1992 Section SR-9 Conclave next April - The Spring Ordeal and Brotherhood - The Order's programs at Kia Kima, such as lhe Brotherhoods and Fellowships - And much" much morel AU you have to do is clip and mail or take the fbrm at left to the Chickasaw Council Service Center. Make checks payable to the Br:y Scorrts of America Do it now to avoid the late t'de. Nei_ir the beginning of the year, you will receive a ncw *e.=ki"i:ljp card. Plecse.-n,rtc that if' yoir',.*eru inducted ets an Ordeal member or brcame ;r Brotherhood member at the Fail Ordecri in September, your dues are already paid. FEES ATID MERCHASIDISE! $20.00 registration f'ee if payed by March 1 st $25.0O if payed after March 1st # Extra patches @ $4 # Hat pins @ $2.50 # Mugs @ $4 TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLDSED: $ - - - - - - - - - r - - Addrcss: Citrc State: ZIP: Youth Adu.lt 1993 Ordcr of ttre Arrow Scction Conclsve Rcgistuatinn Name: 1 I I I I I I I I tI I Comp.ete utd return totth p.gment to Chtckctsoh lidqs 406. Clttcko^sclts Counei[ BSy'..- l7I S. Hollgtuood "streer: M_etnfids, TN 38112-4899, bg Motrtt I Jor tfie reduczl fee. Moke checks puable fo Boy"Sr:outs oJ Anrcdca Cheak here l.f you ere transgtrtcttion to the conclape. lntercsted ln geftfng C-hec\ here tJ Uou ere o-ble to prouide tronsprfation for those in need Hotu mang others can goit cN_ \ II II I T II t II It t II III I I I II I I I ! I II I I I I L--rr-flrrr a 8 The Chickasah'lhunderbird i) - nfowltourfmM: Tb bgtttr infonnr ryu "f +*f todss doccsim rnnlring.trEoc€ss tlm rnirnrfers fo1 Q" pqg*r".r" fuouttue Csmrniftetifi""fi-g nre inchrded. ia this Thnrndsti".d __ Chiekasah Lodge 4gG Grden tlf the Alrmn B"y scouts of Ameriea Chickosow Council l7l Soutir Hollvwood Street Memphis. Tennessee 3Bl I2-4899 LorJge Ercn-fi€ Crrnmilhe [,teding Minrfus hnuary IZ19CB Minutes The Chickasah Lodge Executive Commrttee met at the Chickasaw on Council Scout Ol'licc January. i 2, 1993. tadge .chief Jason stewart called the meeting to oiaii if o'lo i."t Other memtxrs of lhe commiftee _pres^eDt included tndge Vice ChiEf atan Wnehq [,,irigc. S-ccrc-tary-lre'rstlrer Brad Stevens; todge's Pa^st Chief Hun"ter Bailere L,odpe's paJfVi. C-hr?i Ken Kimble; Ceremolies/tndian Aflaiis Chairman Walter Hoetui Canip promotions/Urut Elections Chairman Trey Cole; Activities/Civic Servrce Chairman Stevt Edwardo^: f,"ap" frfvlsor .S:t9y Heckmarr L,odge Staff Arlvisor Scort Stephens; Ceremonie;^"J*"'ati*"* Advlsor Mr. Warren Elliol.E Camp Promotions/Unit Electiins Adyisor Ron Edmonds: Troop 415 ScoutmaN;ter Mr. Jirn Canaidy Ccremonies/lndierr Afferirs Assistant afirmin HAI Bkmd. Peter Abell Chuck Barber, Martez Moore, and .lon Bussell are all Oistriit toi-.ifr"# for 1992-93 year. Jason ;rsked for a-respon^se fo.r the minutes of the past meeting. Alan motioned lhat we accept thc mtnutes. Walter seconded iL CAMP PROMOTIONSA'NIT ELECTIONS Tite CamL. Promotions/Urut Elections Tr;lirung wiil be hekl January 16 at McLemore Cirristiaur Church- W'e have not receivcd as man] lraining postcards as'we have wishcd for. Trey.hopes for_morc D.C,'s to show rrp t.his Satr:rday ttraii ht this meetin{. Trev will try to chcck otrl. ;r TV from the scot.tt ol'fice Thursday. etair nas the training vifeos cfo'ne ana ha* f:rought. them to the mecting. Jason mcnl.irined tlat it is helpful i'f you do most ;t th; electiorio* alt campofces, THE 406 I|ILE J*;on h:rs mentioned to start a file of whcrt things neerl to be done for certzrin events. This can help the future Chief not to s&rrt from scratch'everv fime. Steve has written a irst ol'things to do before the oA banquel Jason asked Brad to iiold the file. ASIC PROGRAM Alan explains thoroughly what the AS.K. Pro{ram is. It is where the adr.rlts in thc lorlge.torm a team and help troops on first tjme cam-pouts and other things. This program would have ;r ynuth chairmiur- TEe L.E.C. discussed pircspects for the charirinan SCOIrTMASTER'S DINNER The Scoutrna.ster's Dinner wiU be on February 4ttr- 'We'll need lOOlbs. of wild [ame," said Ron Edmonds. This is a l.radition for ttre Delta'Council This wilt proGbiy ne--*ie nr{t Prgg{|m..Ytt t_t g.Chickasaw and Delta lxaders together. Hunter say, hri has crinnections to get ail wild fowl (duck) you wanl They also may n6ed deer, quail ratitrit, squirrel, and otherc. Chickasah hdge 406 Minutesl/IUql Pry2 ACTIVITIES/CIVIC SERVICE The service day on January 31 has txen changed to Febmarry 28. Steve has talked to Mr. Strickland ;rbout iiaving a soup kitcherr, and Stevi-will call M.I.F.A for more information. CEREMOMESNNDIAN ATT"AIRS The next date for Ceremonies/Indian Affairs: CONCI,AVE Jirnuary 24th - Dance meeting Fcbnrary 7lh - Cercmonies meeling Fetlmary 14th - Ceremonies/Dance meetrng March 7th - Ceremonies meeting March 14th - Dance meeting DUES CARDS La^s1. vear. Lisa in the scout otfice had some dues cards printed up but thev didn't we thcrn- Jasori likes them this yezrr becau.se most of tl:em are atrtady made rrp and-would sate thc loclge ol'ab<lr-rl $45r.00 for printing rrp br;rnd new ones. Jason asked for a response {br the dues cards. Aliirr mqliEneii ii:isi we atcCpt the cards. Waiter secondcd iL The SR-9 Conclave wiU be April 16-1 B at Cemrp Mack Morris near JacksorL Tcnnessce. The Chick;,rsah L,odgle is this year-in chargc of the Ceremonies competition It ha^s been decided that this yelr there wili be no 1st 2nd, or 3rd. lnstead it wiil be based on a point systern- The pdging wrll be done by youth and adrrlts. Ja^son needs to get letter from Michael so it can tx sent to the section Alan mentioned that we need to $ive somethrnS to each -. -pexsnn, htl all r:f-lhern need to tr the sarne. PROGRAM Discussion^s took place on a review of the 1992 program and plans for 1993. This covered a variety of activities, such as Ordcals, Brotherhoods, and Vigil Tho L,odge E:rccutftrc Committeea^! s outHed. in "Grrids fm Officcs arrd Advimrs' ihc execulive comrlitlee of lhe iodqe- u key group- consisi oi the youlh servinq 0s Lodgc' oi{icers (includinq the posi Lodge Chief), lodqe operoiin0 comrnillee choirmen, the stol{ odviser, the Scoul execulive,0nd 0n0ther member o[ the comping commi1lee 0r l]oy Scout Commillc'e. l{ ii is {ell thoi this group is noi represeniolive,0lodge moy seleci 1wo or three members 0i lorge- Indion lore or public reloiions experls, Ior irrslottce* tu serve on lire commiitee. lf lhere ure choplers in lhe lodqe, llre chopier chiefs ond odvisors ore members oi the lodge execuiive commiilee. Anv lodqe member is welconre to oilend execu{ive commi11ee rneelinqs 0s 0n OBSIRVIR, The execulive commil1ee rs the sieerinq commiilee o1 the lodqe, lt ioces the problerns, siudies possible soiulions, ond then, throuqh the lodqe 0r chopler cornmillee orqonizoiion,ocls. 11 corries on the business ol ihc lodge, coordinoling the work being done by ofiicers ond operolinq comrniiilees, Ihe execulive comrnitlee is o reiolively snroll qroup ond thus is oble 1o hondle the busincss o{ thc locqc rn : !urck rnd eiiicreni ,nonner, the :'riire mfriler:fr;p.t{ the jodqe should, nouievel, hecr; rfpQri .f r;ii 'r,t;irr dt:cisiorrs t;ncj irru jct,is beinq plonncd, : 'rq. r\1 ' ! ... t 'Fl -.. I - ..1.. : l t tllc \..i1]Ci(asall tllull(lefolr(l r:/tg ^ o10 The Chickasah Thunderbird i Objective: The 0rdcr of the Arrow, founded in 1915 o1 the Philodelphir: Scout ouu^ll-ll^r, rI'r:tcsure lslond,grevv 0u1 of o desire to emphosize ihe foct thct the good Scout Comper is not oniy pro{icient in the skills o{ Scoutcroft, but olso proctices ihe principles o{ Scoulhood. lt wos intended os o device to glorify the Scout Promise ond the Scout Low in the mind of the young mon who is o Scout Comper. Purpose: Out o{ this historic bockqround, the purpose of the 0rder hos been set forth os follows: 1. To recognize those Scout Compers who best exemplify ihe Scoui Promise on'd Lcw in their doily lives ond by such recoqnilion couse other compers to conduct themselves in such m0nner os 1o worronl recogniiion. 2. To develop ond mointoin comping troditions ond spirit. I To pror"note Scout compinq, which recches i1s qreotest eifecliveness cs c pcri cf the l"Jnii's comping progrom, ond to help strengihen the Disirict ond Council comping ' pr0gr0rrr i;uIir yrur uruUird orri irl tlre rutrrrrrct uuiilp, us tjirectcci i.,y ihctorrtpirrg ond Aclivilies Committee of the Council. 4. To crystollize ihe Scout hobit oi helpfulness into o life purpose of leodership in cheer{ul service to others. Chickosow Council .Bl7O1Y SCOUTS OF AIl/tRlCA S Ho-Hvwood Street Memphis,IN 381l2-4899 Nlm-Prdft Olganirdicn U.S hdage Hl\lD It4ernphi$ TN Fbrmil t{o tl35 coo VINCE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD },IEMPHIS TN 38128 101 L Alfi Q r'\ Address Correction Requested \ \ I Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1993 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 1993 (Feb) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Newsletter Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/087ff7a4a4fbb3021662ae71ea45e12e.pdf 2c45889f6bd4cbeeeebdcfbb0a971103 PDF Text Text I .\ T h e C h ic k a sa h T h u n d e rb ir d Th e Official Pub lica tio n of the Ch ick asa h Lo dge 406Ch ick asa w Co unc il-B oy Sco uts of Am Or der of the Ar row eri ca Vo lum e l Ismie 5 No vem ber 1993 SC O U T BASE '9 3 By: Bra d Stevens The Chi cbs ah Lod ge was involved this yea r with Scout Base ·qui te a bit. We did thin gs from showing camp pro motional vide os to run ning the Satu rday nigh t campfire. We started out Frid ay nig ht directing traffic and showing troo ps whe re their campsites were located. We bad plen ty of Arrowmen sho w up and help out. Lat er on that night, the ti'!':-:;~ team put on a short perf orm anc e which was rath er imp ress ive. Saturday the lodge had an Ord er of the Arr ow Cam p Pro mot ions /Un it Elections boo th. They sho wed vide os from Cam and Kia Khn a Sco ut ·Reservation. Thep Tallaha re was a mod el campsite run by Trey Cole that sho wed a ro>.Jp!e cf ~~ vf t~~ stov es, etc. and wha t ·a low imp act campsite sho uld loo k like had uro wm en mnn ing errands, escortin. gWe also guests, and working in the con cess ion stonds. The Dance Tea m put on a s:oall. pow-wow. The pow-wow was one of the larg er· events, cons.iming of 1bree tipis and about 40 bail s of hay for the team to sit on. Saturday nigh t the Lodge was in cha rge of the cam pfir e. The mas ter of ceremonies was Lod ge Chi ef Ken Kim big entertainment was a group of singble. The ers who san g a sele ctio n of "oldie but goodie" songs. The Dan ce Tea m also per fon oed a few and the cam pfir e was wra ppe d up · ~ with an encouraging spe ech by our Sco ut Executi ve, Mr. Bob Salser. We really appreciate Arrowmen who help ed out at Sco ut Basall the e. You were a big help and Sco ut Bas e would not have been suc h a phenomenal success with We are looking forw ard to seeing you out you . all aga in nex t yea r. Ins ide 'Ibi s ·Issue ol the Cbl cka sah 'lbu nde l"hl rd 1. Scout Base '93 2. 1" 4 Due s FOl'Dl 3. Loctae om ar LeU en 4. Meet Your <>mcers 4. Loctae lnv olv anm t at Kia Kim a 5. AIT ow mm In Ad lon 5. Bro the rho od Fel low ship We ekm d 6-7. LE C Mln uta fro m last mee ting 8. Lodae Fam ily Banquet For m '· How you can hel p the Lod&e ,. ~ �2 THE QUEST FOR NATIONAL HONOR LODGE CHICKASAH STRIVES FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE NATIONAL RECOONrrION CAMPAIGN 1994 DUES ARE VITAL! $4.00 BY DECEl\fBE R 20th In order for the lodge to run in accordance with its members high standards, each member is required to do his part in the maintaining of the lodge. By paying your 1994 lodge dues($4.00) you are doing a great service to the Chickasah Lodge. Chuck Barber Lodge Treasurer t '., - ..:. - ~-· -_.__:_ -- -r- JUST COMPLETE THE l'01LOWING l'OIOI AND llEl1JllN TO Tlllt -_ SCOUT Oft'ICZ:JIY .•Ill- 1994 Lodge Dues · NAME______~~------UNIT~---ADDRESS_.~~----~~~~ApL___ CITY______ ______STATE______ D.O.B_ J_J_ DATE OF: ORDEA L_}_ BROTHER HOOD_}: __ VIGIL_ }_ �CHIC KASA H LODG E #406 CHIC KASA W COUN CIL #558 LODG E OFFI CERS 1993-94 LODG E CHIE F Ken Kimb le 9129 Ander ton Spring s Dr. Memp his. TN 3813 3 (901) 388-2 504 LODG E VICE -CHIE F Brad Steve ns 869 Sumte r Cove Memp his, TN 38122 (901) 683-5 032 LODG E SECR ETAR Y Peter Abell 1216 Elkwo od Memp his, TN 38111 (901) 323-5712 LODG E TREA SURE R Chuc k Barbe r 3271 Rosam ond Memp his, TN 38122 (901) 458-0712 ACTI VITIE S/CIV IC Sean Veazi e SERV ICE CHAI RMA N 1844 Grenv ille Dr. Germa ntown , TN 38138 (901) 754-9 848 CAM P PROM OTIO N/ Brian Leith UNIT ELECTIONS 2713 Geral d Ford Dr. Cordova, TN 38018 (901) 383-8111 CERE MON IES CHAI RMA N INDIA N AFFA IRS CHAI RMA N LODG E HIST ORIA N PUBL IC AFFA IRS/ COM MUN ICAT IONS VIGI L COM MITT EE CHAI RMA N Steve n Zelins ki 780 Easter n Dr. Memp his, TN 38122 (901) 683-5041 Micha el Knigh t 6345 I.C. Road Millin gton, TN J8053 (901) 873-3 715 Andre w Willia ms 1764 Dale Laver n Memp his, TN 38122 (901) 345-1 038 Nod Thom pson 6737 Willow Way Lane Memp his, TN 38141 (90 l) 362-2 054 Walte r Hoeh n 3543 Auror a Cl. Memp his, TN 38111 (901) 323-8 797 PAST LODG E CHIE F Jason Stewa rt P.O. Box 2843 MS State, MS 39762 (601) 325-4868 LODG E ADVI SOR Sandy Heckm an 2423 Chesterfield Pl Cordova, 38018 (901) 377-3902 (H) (90 l) 761-8422 (W) STAF F ADVI SOR Scott Steph ens 171 S. Hollywood Memp his, TN 38112 (901) 327-4193 (W) ADVI SOR Joe Press lar 1160 Fergu son Memp his, TN 38106 (901) 767-9 572 (H) ADVI SOR Blake Webe r 6597 Crystal Hill Memp his, TN 38141 (901) 366-0484 (H) (90 l) 366-6855 (W) ADVI SOR M~!!tes~m: ADVI SOR ADVI SOR 1909 NeWflelds Rd. Germa ntown , TN 38139 (901) 755-73 30 (H) (901) 525-7373 (W) Doyle Sillim an 8389 Burni ng Tree Lane Memp his, TN 38125 (901) 754-8203 (H) Richa rd Steve ns 869 Sumte r Cove Memp his, TN 38122 (901) 683-5032 (H) ADVI SOR Marte z Moor e ADVI SOR 1439 Cleme ntine Memp his. TN 38126 (901) 774-5 289 ADVI SOR John Rosen 4255 McFa dden Dr. Oakla nd, TN 38060 (901) 465-9696 (H) (901) 766-3838 (W) Robert Masse y 2118 Pillsbury Pl Memp his, TN 38122 (901) 372-4448 (H) (901) 797-5100 (W) �4 Who are these guys? .Here are our new officers for the l 993-94 year. They have come with some fresh ideas for continuing the recent successes of the lodge and expanding these ideas to reach more new members. Ken Kimble, l 9, is currently lodge Chief. He served as Vice Chief twice ('89-90, "91 -92) prior to the election. He is a sophmore at the University of Memphis, majoring in Journalism, an E.agle Scout, a three-year camp staff member at Kia Kilns Scout Reservation. a Vigil member of the lodge, and an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 4.58. Brad Stevens, 17, is currently lodge Vice Chief. He is very active in Ceremonies/Indian Affairs, and Unit Elections/Camp Promotions. He is a Junior at First Assembly Christian School, an Eagle Scout in Troop 200, a three-year camp staff member at Kia Kiina Scout Reservation. and a Vigil member of the lodge. Peter Abell, 1.5, is currently Lodge Secretary. He is very active in Unit Elections/Camp Promotions and served as SE District Councilman last year. He is a sophomore at White Station High School, an F.agle Scout in Troop 23, and a Brotherhood member in the lodge. Chuck Barber, 15, is currently Lodge Treasurer. He is very active on the Ceremonies Team. This past year he served as Dance Team co-chainnan and NE District Councihnan. He is a Life Scout in Troop 200 and a Brotherhood member of the lodge. Lodge Helps Kia Kima Achieve Another Great Summer by Andy Perey Kia K.ima Scout Reservation, the Chicbsaw Council's long-tenn summer aunp in the Om!h., romp!ete4 ~IJ!fhe!' £L~ssfol ~~, i~ !993 aided by the V1lliant efforts of Chickasah Lodge Arrowmen. 'The lodge helped to set up camp with the work of over 50 members in a pre-camp Brotherhood and service weekend in early June, coinciding with the annual Vigil ceremony. Aaowm~ whether members of K.ia Kima's camp staff or just volunteeJ."S for the weekend. pitched ill and set up tents. cleaned up campsites and camp program areas. and joined together ill fellowship. Their efforts paid off in the five sessions of Boy scout camp and one of Cub-Webelos held at Kia Kw in 1993. The staff, widely acclaimed for their maturity. skills, and energy. was a key factor in this success, and over ninety percent of the staff were Arrowmen in the Chicbsah Lodge. Reservation Dirc::ctor Scott Stephens and Program Directors Paul Prothero and Carey White, all Vigil Honor members of the lodge, led the staff in creating a top-flight program in aquatics, ecology-conservation, handicraft~ shooting sports. and Scoutcraft. Set in the beauty and expanse of the rolling Omrk Mountains, the Kia Kima experience is one not to be missed in Scouting. The lodge continued its service through two post-camp Ordeals. at which they tackled the monumental task of taking down tents. bunks, and mattresses and storing them for the season, as well as helping Camp Ranger Larry CoWits with numerous projects around camp. Without the efforts of the numerous members and candidates alib; closing camp and preparing for the future would have been impossible. The Chickasaw Council and the Chickasah Lodge are already looking forward to preparing for Kia Kima's 1994 season. already set to be its best ever. As an Arrowman, you can be a part of this success story: sign up to help with the lodge's camp promotions program in the coming winter and sprin~ and encourage all the Scouts in your troop to sign up for Kia Kima in l 994. And finally consider the uhimate dedication to the council's camp: apply for a position on the K.ia Kima staff. an inoomperable adventure of hard work. fun. fello~ and the rewards of helping boys become men. ,A!'b~ �Arrowmen in Action Featuring Martez o. Moore By Peter Abell and Chuck Barber Beginning this isSUL, tlie Thu11lkrbird will run articles entit/.ed Arrowmen in ActioTL The purpose of this arlic/.e is to recogniu tlwse members who fulfill thL obligation to tl1e heights of thLir abilities and wlw sen.•t scouting with the ideals of th.e orrkr in mind. like any other Freshman at Corry Junior High, Martez Moore is very active in school spirit As a member of the track team, Mmtez is both a sprinter and a distance runner. His parents are proud of his National Junior Honor Society membership , his involvemen t with the band , and his participatio n in the S~ience aub. . Martez was inspired by Lodge member Chris Bell and hopes to accomplish much in the Chickasah Lodge. He is a Life Scout-in Troop 199 and plans to be an SDP at Kia Kllna Scout Reservation next summer. He is very · involved with Unit Elections/C amp Promotions and attends all Lodge functions. When asked where he sees himself a year from now, Martez replied, "I want to be a Lodge officer and show my true Lodge spirit." I I .I I I I I !I 11 Brotherhood Fellowship Weeke nd By TreyCole Those members who didn't attend the Fall Fellowship on October 8th and 9th~ out on a fun weekend. Friday night, two members sealed their membershi p in the lodge by going through the brothedlood ceremony. Also on Friday night, a new member orientation was held to inform arrowmen about activities and committees they can participate in. Afterward, members gathered in the Golightly Training Center for a cracker barrel orgmn?.ed by Doyle Sillman and other adult volunteers. On Sanmlay morning, everyone gathered at the training center for a breakfast cooked in a portable kitchen provided by the National Guard of · Mi~~ppi Later in the morning, committee meetings were held to infonn new and old members about committee activites. After lunch, the lodge dance team held a pow-wow. Later in the afternoon, am>wmen David W't1liam.s, Andrew Williams, and Donnie Woodley led members in COPE games. Before dinner, a lodge meeting was held and new lodge officers were chosen. During dhmer, the new officers spoke about what they would like to see happen in the lodge over the next year. The fellowship was concluded after dinner. I I I I I �6 Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow- Boy Scouts of America Chickasah Council 17 I South Hollywood Street Memphis, Tennessee 38112-4899 Lodge Executive Committee Meeting October 13,1993 . The members of the Lodge Executive Committee that were present were Lodge Chief Ken Kimble, Lodge Vice Chief Brad Stevem, Lodge SccreWy Peter Abell, Lodge Treasurer Chuck Barber, Lodge Advisor Sandy Heckman, Lodge Staff Advisor Scott Stephens, Mike Kni~ Noel Thomp~ Andrew Will~ Sean Veaz~ Martez Moore, and Brian Leith. The meeting was started at 6:4 I at the scout office. Fall Fellowship Everyone decided that all advertisement and activities. WE accomplished at it, although it needed more Earnily Banquet Bmd said Hunter Bailey was ciiecm.g outhebantpJet · iil· ~iDt Uili:roM~hodiot ·. Church. Chuck discussed the facts on the foodlist. We decided to bep costs down for the be banquet tbatthe moved Chuc.It night. expected 150-200 am>wmen. We decided on a Thursday $8.00, be cost the that moved Brad passed. held on Dec. 2. Brad seconded the motion and it WDS seconded by Peter and passed by the LEC. Ken discussed decorations with everyone. Chuck moved to allot $100 to Activities Civic Service for decoration expenses, seconded by Mike and passed by the group. Scout Be:;c The Service Corp W1tS identified as the #I priority. An extimated 8 - 12 am>wmen will be needed for Friday night. Saturday momiog 20 anowmen will be needed for OA booth construct.ion and concession sUands. Brad discussed the daily sdiedule with the group. Andrew WiDiams. Lodge Historian, was introduced and discussed the T-6hins to be sold at the OA booth for $5.00. Ken briefed Mike on Dance Team campfire mets. We cUscmsed the musical selections fur Saturday's · · campf'ire. Lod&e Officer Tminina We decided on Satmday Nov. 20, 8 am - 6 pm at the Scout office as the time and · · place for trahtlng. I . I �I MisceJJaoeous Ken proposed to have a lodge chaplain committee. Chuck made the motion, seconded by Peter and passed by the group. Ken proposed a committee for a Lodge Historian. Chuck move~ seconded by Peter and passed by the LEC. The meeting was adjourned at 8:02 pm. Grderof the~rrow �1993 Chickasa h Lodge Family Banquet When? Where? December 2, 1993 at 6:30 P.M. Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar Ave. How much? $8.00 per person. Buy three dinners and get the fourth half-price!! Arrowmen under 10 and over 95 eat free! I Please make reservations by November 25th Make checks payable to The Chickasaw Council- BSA Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 ·If you have any questions call Chuck Barber at 458-0712 Adress_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Apt. _ _ _ __ City_ _ _ _ _ _ _ State_ _ _ .Zip_ _ __ D.0.B.__ J__J_ #in party_ _ __ . Total payment$_ _ __ Check One: Ordeal- - - - Brotherhoo d- --- Vigil_ __ �Chi ef Unv eils New Aw ard for Yo uth and Adu lts The All oga gan ·Aw ard In an effort to increase participation &om arou nd the Chic kasa w Council, Lodge Chi ef Ken Kimble unv eiled a new award at this year 's fall fellowship. To qualify for the award, you th mem bers mus t be active and supportiv e mem bers of the Chi cbs nh Lod ge and dem onstrate leadership in service in all thei r Sco utin g actio os. Adu hs will be awarded upo n fulfilhnent of The 1993-1994 Adult Lea ders hip Campaign. This cam paig n cons ists of thre e parts. Adults will: 1. Bring at leas t 3 you th mem ber s far eve ry adu lt to Lodge ftlllctions. 2. Serve as a knowledge base in their troops far all Ord er of the Arr ow events and lod ge functions. 3. Be active and supportive mem ber s of the Chic.kasah Lodge and its officers. Nat ion al Ho nor Lod ge - This cou ld be the yea r! Ove r the past seve ral years, the requirements for Nati onal Hon or Lodge. The Chiclmsah Lod ge has been striving to mee t the one requ irem ent that holds us bac k this year num ber of registered Brotherhood members . If you are a Bro ther hoo d mem ber of the Chic is our kasa h Lodge~ it is imp erat ive that you pay you r "94 percentage of regi stere d Bro thab ood mem dues by Dec. 20. If we are able to increase our bers , then we will be able to qua lify fur prestigious Nati onal Award. For you r Lod ge; this helping to mak e the Chic kasa h Lod ge the best for your~ and for you rsel f. do you r pUt in in the Nation. :,,_, Att end on Adu lts: HE RE IS HO W YO U CA N HE LP TH E Cm CK AS AH WD GE : The one question that ofte n com es from adul ts is, "Ho w can I help?" Adu elected into this you th run organi7.atian beca use adu h leaders in thc.ir troo ps feel that they hs are may be of som e service to the you th of the COUDCiL To clarify the pm.pose of ado~ the LEC has ~ted The 1993-1994 Adu lt Leadership Campaign. Arro w by following thes e three simp le steps: Adu lts can best fulfill their role in the Ord er of the 1. Bri ng at leas t 3 you th airo wm .en for eve ry adu lt to Lodge functiom. 2. Serve as a knowledge bas e in their troo ps for all Ord er of the Arr ow events and Lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chi ckasah Lodge and its officeI'S. The them e fur this cam paig n is ADU LT SUP POR T • YOU TII INVOLVEMENT. The only way we can have an activ e md productive· lodg e is through the supp ort of the adul ts and the invo lvem ent of the youth. Tog ethe r you th and adults will be able to serv e the ·cam ping program of the Chic kasa w Council and return the Chi cbs ah Lod ge to its righ tful plac e amo ng National Hon or Lodges. �We Need Yo ur Help! The staf f of the Chic kasa h Thunderbird need s the help of all arro wme n to make the Thunderbird the best it can be. Anything you would like to subm it is welcome. If you would like anymore info nnation, call Pete r Abell at 323571 2 anytime. Or send you r articles to: Peter Abell 1216 Elk.wood St. Memphis, TN 38111 Any articles sent are appreciated. Do a service to yom lodg e and send you r article tcxlay. Noo- Profi t Organi7.Bfion Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, 1N 3811 2489 9 U.S. Postage PAID .Memphis, 1N Penn it No. 435 ---------------------C 0000 8601 01 L A 1099 80 VINCE SUTHERLAND 311 3 BLUEFIELD MEMPHIS TN 3812 8 Address Coac ction Requested � 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 .\ The Chickasah Thunderbird The Official Publication of the Chickasah Lodge 406- Order of the Arrow Chickasaw Council-Boy Scouts of America Volume l Ismie 5 SCOUT BASE '93 By: Brad Stevens The Chicbsah Lodge was involved this year with Scout Base ·quite a bit. We did things from showing camp promotional videos to running the Saturday night campfire. We started out Friday night directing traffic and showing troops where their campsites were located. We bad plenty of Arrowmen show up and help out. Later on that night, the ti '!':-:;~ team put on a short performance which was rather impressive. Saturday the lodge had an Order of the Arrow Camp Promotions/Unit Elections booth. They showed videos from Camp Tallaha and Kia Khna Scout · Reservation. There was a model campsite run by Trey Cole that showed a ro>.Jp!e cf ~~ vf t~~ stoves, etc. and what · a low impact campsite should look like. We also had urowmen mnning errands, escorting guests, and working in the concession stonds. The Dance Team put on a s:oall . pow-wow. The pow-wow was one of the larger· events, cons.iming of 1bree tipis and about 40 bails of hay for the team to sit on. Saturday night the Lodge was in charge of the campfire. The master of ceremonies was Lodge Chief Ken Kimble. The big entertainment was a group of singers who sang a selection of "oldie but goodie-" songs. The Dance Team also perfonoed a few · ~ and the campfire was wrapped up with an encouraging speech by our Scout Executive, Mr. Bob Salser. We really appreciate all the Arrowmen who helped out at Scout Base. You were a big help and Scout Base would not have been such a phenomenal success without you. We are looking forward to seeing you all again next year. November 1993 Inside 'Ibis ·Issue ol the Cblckasah 'lbundel"hlrd 1. Scout Base '93 2. 1"4 Dues FOl'Dl 3. Loctae omar LeUen 4. Meet Your <>mcers 4. Loctae lnvolvanmt at Kia Kima 5. AITowmm In Adlon 5. Brotherhood Fellowship Weekmd 6-7. LEC Mlnuta from last meeting 8. Lodae Family Banquet Form '· How you can help the Lod&e , . I ~ 2 THE QUEST FOR NATIONAL HONOR LODGE CHICKASAH STRIVES FOR EXCELLENCE IN THE NATIONAL RECOONrrION CAMPAIGN 1994 DUES ARE VITAL! $4.00 BY DECEl\fBER 20th In order for the lodge to run in accordance with its members high standards, each member is required to do his part in the maintaining of the lodge. By paying your 1994 lodge dues($4.00) you are doing a great service to the Chickasah Lodge. t '., Chuck Barber Lodge Treasurer - ..:. - ~-· -_.__:_ -- -r- JUST COMPLETE THE l'01LOWING l'OIOI AND llEl1JllN TO Tlllt -_ SCOUT Oft'ICZ:JIY . •Ill- 1994 Lodge Dues · NAME _____ ~~------UNIT~---- ADDRESS_.~~----~~~~ApL __ _ CITY ____________ STATE ___ __ D.O.B_J_J_ DATE OF: - ORDEAL_}_ BROTHERHOOD_}:__ VIGIL_}_ LODGE CHIEF LODGE VICE-CHIEF LODGE SECRETARY LODGE TREASURER ACTIVITIES/CIVIC CHICKASAH LODGE #406 CHICKASAW COUNCIL #558 LODGE OFFICERS 1993-94 Ken Kimble 9129 Anderton Springs Dr. Memphis. TN 3 813 3 PAST LODGE CHIEF Jason Stewart P.O. Box 2843 (901) 388-2504 Brad Stevens LODGE ADVISOR 869 Sumter Cove Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 683-5032 Peter Abell STAFF ADVISOR 1216 Elkwood Memphis, TN 38111 (901) 323-5712 Chuck Barber ADVISOR 3271 Rosamond Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 458-0712 Sean Veazie ADVISOR MS State, MS 39762 (601) 325-4868 Sandy Heckman 2423 Chesterfield Pl Cordova, 38018 (901) 377-3902 (H) (90 l) 761-8422 (W) Scott Stephens 171 S. Hollywood Memphis, TN 38112 (901) 327-4193 (W) Joe Presslar 1160 Ferguson Memphis, TN 38106 (901) 767-9572 (H) Blake Weber SERVICE CHAIRMAN 1844 Grenville Dr. 6597 Crystal Hill Germantown, TN 38138 Memphis, TN 38141 (901) 754-9848 (901) 366-0484 (H) (90 l) 366-6855 (W) CAMP PROMOTION/ Brian Leith ADVISOR M~!!tes~m: UNIT ELECTIONS 2713 Gerald Ford Dr. 1909 NeWflelds Rd. Cordova, TN 38018 Germantown, TN 38139 (901) 383-8111 (901) 755-7330 (H) (901) 525-7373 (W) CEREMONIES Steven Zelinski ADVISOR Doyle Silliman CHAIRMAN 780 Eastern Dr. 8389 Burning Tree Lane Memphis, TN 38122 Memphis, TN 38125 (901) 683-5041 (901) 754-8203 (H) INDIAN AFFAIRS Michael Knight ADVISOR Richard Stevens CHAIRMAN 6345 I.C. Road 869 Sumter Cove Millington, TN J8053 Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 873-3715 (901) 683-5032 (H) LODGE HISTORIAN Andrew Williams ADVISOR 1764 Dale Lavern Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 345-1038 PUBLIC AFFAIRS/ Nod Thompson Martez Moore ADVISOR John Rosen COMMUNICATIONS 6737 Willow Way Lane 1439 Clementine 4255 McFadden Dr. Memphis, TN 38141 Memphis. TN 38126 Oakland, TN 38060 (90 l) 362-2054 (901) 774-5289 (901) 465-9696 (H) (901) 766-3838 (W) VIGIL COMMITTEE Walter Hoehn ADVISOR Robert Massey CHAIRMAN 3543 Aurora Cl. 2118 Pillsbury Pl Memphis, TN 38111 Memphis, TN 38122 (901) 323-8797 (901) 372-4448 (H) (901) 797-5100 (W) 4 Who are these guys? .Here are our new officers for the l 993-94 year. They have come with some fresh ideas for continuing the recent successes of the lodge and expanding these ideas to reach more new members. Ken Kimble, l 9, is currently lodge Chief. He served as Vice Chief twice ('89-90, "91 -92) prior to the election. He is a sophmore at the University of Memphis, majoring in Journalism, an E.agle Scout, a three-year camp staff member at Kia Kilns Scout Reservation. a Vigil member of the lodge, and an Assistant Scoutmaster in Troop 4.58. Brad Stevens, 17, is currently lodge Vice Chief. He is very active in Ceremonies/Indian Affairs, and Unit Elections/Camp Promotions. He is a Junior at First Assembly Christian School, an Eagle Scout in Troop 200, a three-year camp staff member at Kia Kiina Scout Reservation. and a Vigil member of the lodge. Peter Abell, 1.5, is currently Lodge Secretary. He is very active in Unit Elections/Camp Promotions and served as SE District Councilman last year. He is a sophomore at White Station High School, an F.agle Scout in Troop 23, and a Brotherhood member in the lodge. Chuck Barber, 15, is currently Lodge Treasurer. He is very active on the Ceremonies Team. This past year he served as Dance Team co-chainnan and NE District Councihnan. He is a Life Scout in Troop 200 and a Brotherhood member of the lodge. Lodge Helps Kia Kima Achieve Another Great Summer by Andy Perey Kia K.ima Scout Reservation, the Chicbsaw Council's long-tenn summer aunp in the ,A!'b~ Om!h., romp!ete4 ~IJ!fhe!' £L~ssfol ~~, i~ !993 aided by the V1lliant efforts of Chickasah Lodge Arrowmen. 'The lodge helped to set up camp with the work of over 50 members in a pre-camp Brotherhood and service weekend in early June, coinciding with the annual Vigil ceremony. Aaowm~ whether members of K.ia Kima's camp staff or just volunteeJ."S for the weekend. pitched ill and set up tents. cleaned up campsites and camp program areas. and joined together ill fellowship. Their efforts paid off in the five sessions of Boy scout camp and one of Cub-Webelos held at Kia Kw in 1993. The staff, widely acclaimed for their maturity. skills, and energy. was a key factor in this success, and over ninety percent of the staff were Arrowmen in the Chicbsah Lodge. Reservation Dirc::ctor Scott Stephens and Program Directors Paul Prothero and Carey White, all Vigil Honor members of the lodge, led the staff in creating a top-flight program in aquatics, ecology-conservation, handicraft~ shooting sports. and Scoutcraft. Set in the beauty and expanse of the rolling Omrk Mountains, the Kia Kima experience is one not to be missed in Scouting. The lodge continued its service through two post-camp Ordeals. at which they tackled the monumental task of taking down tents. bunks, and mattresses and storing them for the season, as well as helping Camp Ranger Larry CoWits with numerous projects around camp. Without the efforts of the numerous members and candidates alib; closing camp and preparing for the future would have been impossible. The Chickasaw Council and the Chickasah Lodge are already looking forward to preparing for Kia Kima's 1994 season. already set to be its best ever. As an Arrowman, you can be a part of this success story: sign up to help with the lodge's camp promotions program in the coming winter and sprin~ and encourage all the Scouts in your troop to sign up for Kia Kima in l 994. And finally consider the uhimate dedication to the council's camp: apply for a position on the K.ia Kima staff. an inoomperable adventure of hard work. fun. fello~ and the rewards of helping boys become men. Arrowmen in Action Featuring Martez o. Moore By Peter Abell and Chuck Barber Beginning this isSUL, tlie Thu11lkrbird will run articles entit/.ed Arrowmen in ActioTL The purpose of this arlic/.e is to recogniu tlwse members who fulfill thL obligation to tl1e heights of thLir abilities and wlw sen.•t scouting with the ideals of th.e orrkr in mind. like any other Freshman at Corry Junior High, Martez Moore is very active in school spirit As a member of the track team, Mmtez is both a sprinter and a distance runner. His parents are proud of his National Junior Honor Society membership, his involvement with the band , and his participation in the S~ience aub. . Martez was inspired by Lodge member Chris Bell and hopes to accomplish much in the Chickasah Lodge. He is a Life Scout-in Troop 199 and plans to be an SDP at Kia Kllna Scout Reservation next summer. He is very· involved with Unit Elections/Camp Promotions and attends all Lodge functions. When asked where he sees himself a year from now, Martez replied, "I want to be a Lodge officer and show my true Lodge spirit." I Brotherhood Fellowship Weekend By TreyCole Those members who didn't attend the Fall Fellowship on October 8th and 9th~ out on a fun weekend. Friday night, two members sealed their membership in the lodge by going through the brothedlood ceremony. Also on Friday night, a new member orientation was held to inform arrowmen about activities and committees they can participate in. Afterward, members gathered in the Golightly Training Center for a cracker barrel orgmn?.ed by Doyle Sillman and other adult volunteers. On Sanmlay morning, everyone gathered at the training center for a breakfast cooked in a portable kitchen provided by the National Guard of · Mi~~ppi Later in the morning, committee meetings were held to infonn new and old members about committee activites. After lunch, the lodge dance team held a pow-wow. Later in the afternoon, am>wmen David W't1liam.s, Andrew Williams, and Donnie Woodley led members in COPE games. Before dinner, a lodge meeting was held and new lodge officers were chosen. During dhmer, the new officers spoke about what they would like to see happen in the lodge over the next year. The fellowship was concluded after dinner. I .I I I I I !I 11 I I I I I 6 Chickasah Lodge 406 Order of the Arrow- Boy Scouts of America Chickasah Council 17 I South Hollywood Street Memphis, Tennessee 38112-4899 Lodge Executive Committee Meeting October 13,1993 . The members of the Lodge Executive Committee that were present were Lodge Chief Ken Kimble, Lodge Vice Chief Brad Stevem, Lodge SccreWy Peter Abell, Lodge Treasurer Chuck Barber, Lodge Advisor Sandy Heckman, Lodge Staff Advisor Scott Stephens, Mike Kni~ Noel Thomp~ Andrew Will~ Sean Veaz~ Martez Moore, and Brian Leith. The meeting was started at 6:4 I at the scout office. Fall Fellowship Everyone decided that all WE accomplished at it, although it needed more advertisement and activities. Earnily Banquet Bmd said Hunter Bailey was ciiecm.g outhebantpJet · iil· ~iDt Uili:roM~hodiot Church. Chuck discussed the facts on the foodlist. We decided to bep costs down for the · . expected 150-200 am>wmen. We decided on a Thursday night. Chuc.It moved tbatthe banquet be held on Dec. 2. Brad seconded the motion and it WDS passed. Brad moved that the cost be $8.00, seconded by Peter and passed by the LEC. Ken discussed decorations with everyone. Chuck moved to allot $100 to Activities Civic Service for decoration expenses, seconded by Mike and passed by the group. Scout Be:;c The Service Corp W1tS identified as the #I priority. An extimated 8 - 12 am>wmen will be needed for Friday night. Saturday momiog 20 anowmen will be needed for OA booth construct.ion and concession sUands. Brad discussed the daily sdiedule with the group. Andrew WiDiams. Lodge Historian, was introduced and discussed the T-6hins to be sold at the OA booth for $5.00. Ken briefed Mike on Dance Team campfire mets. We cUscmsed the musical selections fur Saturday's campf'ire. · · Lod&e Officer Tminina · We decided on Satmday Nov. 20, 8 am - 6 pm at the Scout office as the time and place for trahtlng. · I . I MisceJJaoeous Ken proposed to have a lodge chaplain committee. Chuck made the motion, seconded by Peter and passed by the group. Ken proposed a committee for a Lodge Historian. Chuck move~ seconded by Peter and passed by the LEC. The meeting was adjourned at 8:02 pm. Grderof the~rrow I 1993 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet When? How much? December 2, 1993 at 6:30 P.M. Where? Christ United Methodist Church 4488 Poplar Ave. $8.00 per person. Buy three dinners and get the fourth half-price!! Arrowmen under 10 and over 95 eat free! I Please make reservations by November 25th Make checks payable to The Chickasaw Council- BSA Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 ·If you have any questions call Chuck Barber at 458-0712 Adress __________ Apt. ____ _ City ______ State __ .Zip __ _ D.0.B.__J__J_ #in party __ _ . Total payment$ ___ _ Check One: Ordeal ---- Brotherhood ---- Vigil _ _ Chief Unveils New Award for Youth and Adults The Allogagan·Award In an effort to increase participation &om around the Chickasaw Council, Lodge Chief Ken Kimble unveiled a new award at this year's fall fellowship. To qualify for the award, youth members must be active and supportive members of the Chicbsnh Lodge and demonstrate leadership in service in all their Scouting actioos. Aduhs will be awarded upon fulfilhnent of The 1993-1994 Adult Leadership Campaign. This campaign consists of three parts. Adults will: 1. Bring at least 3 youth members far every adult to Lodge ftlllctions. 2. Serve as a knowledge base in their troops far all Order of the Arrow events and lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chic.kasah Lodge and its officers. National Honor Lodge - This could be the year! Over the past several years, the Chiclmsah Lodge has been striving to meet the requirements for National Honor Lodge. The one requirement that holds us back this year is our number of registered Brotherhood members. If you are a Brotherhood member of the Chickasah Lodge~ it is imperative that you pay your "94 dues by Dec. 20. If we are able to increase our percentage of registered Brothabood members, then we will be able to qualify fur this prestigious National Award. For your Lodge; for your~ and for yourself. do your pUt in helping to make the Chickasah Lodge the best in the Nation. :,,_, Attendon Adults: HERE IS HOW YOU CAN HELP THE CmCKASAH WDGE: The one question that often comes from adults is, "How can I help?" Aduhs are elected into this youth run organi7.atian because aduh leaders in thc.ir troops feel that they may be of some service to the youth of the COUDCiL To clarify the pm.pose of ado~ the LEC has ~ted The 1993-1994 Adult Leadership Campaign. Adults can best fulfill their role in the Order of the Arrow by following these three simple steps: 1. Bring at least 3 youth airowm.en for every adult to Lodge functiom. 2. Serve as a knowledge base in their troops for all Order of the Arrow events and Lodge functions. 3. Be active and supportive members of the Chickasah Lodge and its office I'S. The theme fur this campaign is ADULT SUPPORT • YOUTII INVOLVEMENT. The only way we can have an active md productive· lodge is through the support of the adults and the involvement of the youth. Together youth and adults will be able to serve the ·camping program of the Chickasaw Council and return the Chicbsah Lodge to its rightful place among National Honor Lodges. We Need Your Help! The staff of the Chickasah Thunderbird needs the help of all arrowmen to make the Thunderbird the best it can be. Anything you would like to submit is welcome. If you would like anymore infonnation, call Peter Abell at 323- 5712 anytime. Or send your articles to: Peter Abell 1216 Elk.wood St. Memphis, TN 38111 Any articles sent are appreciated. Do a service to yom lodge and send your article tcxlay. Chickasaw Council Boy Scouts of America 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, 1N 381124899 Noo-Profit Organi7.Bfion U.S. Postage PAID .Memphis, 1N Pennit No. 435 ---------------------- C 00008601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEFIELD MEMPHIS TN 38128 Address Coacction Requested A 109980 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 1993 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 1993 (Nov) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0ca87c578fd6743148e76df8b742a89c.pdf 5e6017c3680487366254c5b5cc1d6b09 PDF Text Text •The Chickasah Thunderbiid • The Qmcial Pnbljcwti qp of the Cbirk-- b Lodp 408 - Ordm- of the Arrow Cldckag w Council - Bay Scouts or Am&•ica olume 1 Issue 4 C F.ditkn Se lember 1993 "You don' t have to be a brai n to com e to the fello wshi p." fall fcllowahip •93 Hey Arrowrnenl .-1 Ewn 1lu1aln .. not 'dumb' enough to mtas out on tll1s -lmnd WhatW~lJ_ are_ you doing on the 8th and tu 9tht.~ of .. .-----------~!'!I!!!!'!'!!'.°!'! October? ~1_1 ~rrr-1. ;t!!!!e!! a.~ :L.~~tcd ---- · - ---- --~~ 1993 Fall Fellowship at Camp (;uni.er in Eudora. Schedule for Fall Fellowship MU5s. Why oome to a fellowship'? You ask. The Lodge Executive Committee has planned a day of enjlyment On Friday night, ordeal mem~ who want to seal their membershi p by getting their l:rotherh.cxxi, and have fulfUled the requiremen ts will have one last chance to get it this year. Those new ordeal mem~ who jlst got in, in June, July, and August can attend a new member orientation. The highlights of Saturday will be Lodge Offlcer elect1cns, camm1ttee workshops, Dance team Pow-Wow, games. tnd much morel On page 4, ts a form to fill out if you want to run fer a lodge office. A lodge meeting will be held after lunch to elect the lodge chief, lodge vice chief, lodge secretary, & lodge treasurer. Your mte cgunt:sl lliE COST IS ONLY $15. oo. The registration farm fer the weekend iS on page 2. Ask yow- scoutmaste r or call scmecne to arrange transportat ion and come on down fer a day of excitement! So don't YOU miss out on another fun ftlled. weekend of SCOUTING ADVENnJR EI IEE YI THEIS JIRIDAY B\1BNING WW aw:kla ....llllS llrodwlKxxf Oeremoay 1115-ai& . . . . . . . . . Ori& ........ a. ~ lllll'relllca er-m Boc:ial .. . ..,.. SA'ftJRDAY .. W.UUp ....... (\ I 111-Qrfenfptic. . JMS.-12181 .......... tlag(a..-.J) 1219W Lam::b hu.ali POW-WDW/C.O. P.B. pm. WW ....,_. .. 0-*aut ....... .-..omc........... See Ya Ther e! �FAL L FELL OWS HIP CHIC KASA H LODG E# 406 CAMP CURR IER• EUDOR A, MS FRI. & SAT.• OCTOBE R 8 &: 9, 1993 Activities Include: Brotherhood Ceremony Ice Cream Social Adult Involvement Workshops Project COPE Events LodgeM~. . .·Great Food and Officer Elections Committee Workshops New Member Orientation Games Indian Pow-Wow Fun !!I Check all that apply: _Regul ar Registration • Before October 1, 1993 _Late Registration • On or before October 6, 1993 _Brothe rhood Candidate • on time (date of Ordeal :_ _ _ _ ) _Brothe rhood Candidate • late (date of Ordeal : ) Maa ch«:Ja payab# ID OrJclr.uaw Cottneil. BSA. Name: ----------I.~ Jlltl6~ Phone: S.1s . oo $ .1s . oo $20.00 $23.00 ~--- A d d r e s s : - - - - - - - - - City: _ _ _ _ Zip: _ __ _ I have ex1'usted all other means and still need ttansportation, so I am calling Scott Stephens at 327-4193 to notify him. Medical or Dietary Conditions:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PlellO return by the lbcwe date to: Chicbuh Lodge # '406 Cbidtuaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood SL Memphis, TN 38112-4899 If)'Oil need clirectiom to to Camp Currier call tbe Comcil Senic:e Center Ill 327-4193 �+ The Chickasah Thunderbird 3• Considering a Run for Lodge Office? Qwtirs al De a..ted. 11 111 nmnn Lodg.CIHJ - Presides at all lodge m.eetinp. nents, and actiTI.tin. - Chairs tha lodge U9C'UtiTe comm.ittae and sats tha agimc:ta for iu meatlng!ro - .Appoints the four opuatlng committH chairmen in consultation Yith tha Lodge AclYisor and Lodge Staff Ad'risor and is nspmsibl• fm tha coordina ti.on of their atfor1s. - Dal.agates rapmsiblllty 1D tha othar. lodge oftlcan and chairmen. - If DllCGStlZ'J', in c:onnl1ati.on Yith tha ~ Ad'risor Gd, Lodgll S1atf Adrlsm, - nm.ans ~ - ortilc:us_ and ~i'&n:~ ~uw~ c:Aainnan •ho iaif 1D f'1l1lll thair dutin. . .. - Plans th• Lodfl Dmeus' nwuag Confuence and c:oord1na'On 1G 8'nD.1S. - Raprennts the lod&'i on tha s.:tton Council o! Chie1!I. - Represents tha 1od&'i on tha Ccnm.cil. Eneuti.ft Boud, 1D othu arms o! tha C01mdl, and 1D othu lodfts. Lodg. Vk»C.lNJ - Carries out th• nspmsibllltias of tha Lodga Chia! in th• Chia1's amuu:.. - Assum.as tha cluti.u of tha Lodge Chiaf in tha a'nD.t of tha resigna ti.on, remon.1, or clnth of the Chie£ - Curia out othu nspomibilitia or SVTa in othu cluti.u as assipad by tha Lodga Chia!. Lodg.~ . Curia out tha rapmsiblllti.a of tha Lodga Chia! 1D tha atance o! tha Lodge Chia! and tha Lodga Vice-Chia!. - Taka minutes of all 1od&'i meati.np. aac:utift . . JOuth 7 -- "of"tha • .............. hy memlm Chic:kasah Lodga may nomina111 e.ay ~ ~ m.am.lm 1D nm !oz~ omc:., or, any yoam mmnlm may annoa.c:a his dnire . 1D s1aJUl for ktd!t oftl.m. A po111Dtial candidltm mmt ba a currmtly r~ SeD'at or ICQlOlu in • Git of tha ChidcaaY Council, Boy SCOVJ: oi' .t.menca. and a m.am.mr 1D pci :in:&ndllll of tha Chickaab ~ Ch'dlr of tha Array, Ha man also ban a ncom•adatio n nl:mittad. 1D th• Chiaf of the :rtn (Scout :Eneutift) by his ~ or Past Adrisu and a nc:ommandati.o n from the Sapnlu Chia! of tha nn. s.- All of tha9 nq'ainments mmt ba mat no lam th&n two . . . . :prior 1D tha schadulad a1ectl.on. Thal nle\uinmau ca.a ba iut by 'llSiD( tha c:andidll 111 ncisuattcm. form cm tha nut first,, ftll out the U>p part aDd tUIL ac:un a nc:ommendati.oD from 'J"01I' Git leadar. 11Mm. 1ab tha form 1D tha ccnmdl serT1cl caDUll' for •pponl ..,,. tha Scout :Eneutt..... Th.a - pa._ 'balo1r. Notlftc:atton of~ After completing the form on the reverse, retain a copy for yourself and send a copy tD the following: Lodge Sta_ff JJdvtser Scott Stephens Chickasaw CounciL BSA 1 71 S. Hollywood St Memphis, TN 38112 �, I !RI !KASARiil>GE~ <RIEB. OF 'l'BE ARROW - BCW SCXJUTS OF AMERICA Lodge omeer Candidate lnfan11atton Ru-m Introduction: SeniDg as a lodge clfJCef' can be me cl tbe mast rewarding and demanding lasb in Scooting. 'ftlis f<no attempts to simplify tbe SC1Dewbal entangling process cl registering fer candidacy by breaking tbe l8* into easy-~folJaw ~ So if you are coosidering a nm fer dfJCe. lake note. nie deadline fer Sllbmissioo cl tbe cl this f<nn afte!' appn1'ed is October 6. copy um A.Personal Information NameUnit of Primary Registration· --Address· City State_·- Zip· Phone Number:(_) Date Of Birth-·- - Rank in Scouting· Order Membership(circle):Ordeal, Brotherhood.Vigil ladge Office Sougbt{circle): Chief. Vice-Chief, Secretary, Treasurer B. Declaration of Intent or Nomination ~ A; H Dtelmeticm I hereby w my to mt the . . . allice <I (cftle) am. ~. SemWJ Tiawww'tt'. I 6m thlll I E a currenUy ftlillmd JODlh member in a 1llil <I the an-. COlllCil ml ill the an.b am ... . ~ B: lbeit•jm by .Aldber llember I hl!ftbJ ~ tlle fcAllilll Jl..,1-w- fer the ..,. dfic.'e <1 (cftle) am. 1ice--am. SeereWJ- r.wa. I !me~ Ulll Wll tlle llllllD!e ml I are <I the Clllldy. ~ ,.U. mshn iD .a.d ' ~~--~· ™*..&. ·~ . C. Scoutmaster's or Post Advisor's Approval and Recommendation I approve the above nmned youth Arrowman for lodge affic.-e in the Cbiclmlllh Lod&e 1406. Order of the Arrow. and hereby recommend him for candidacy for the following rmaona: D. Scout Executive's ApproTal I approve the above named youth Arrowman to nm for lodge office in the Cbickalllh lodge 1406. Order of the Arrow. anj hereby allow his candidacy. Comments: · ·· Scout Elecutive's ~tUJ'P.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ D11~-------- E. Notification of IDdge After t'0111plet.ing this fonn and securing the required approva]s. retain the OJiljnll for yourself and send a copy tothe following: Wdee staff Advisor. 11r. Scott Stephens. 171 S. Hollywood. Mempbia '1138112 �_Chickasah Lodge 406 Orda- of the Arrrm - Boy Scouts of Ameri:a Cllicka.5aw Coundl m South~ Sreet Memphis. 1€nnessee 38112-4899 Locfse Executi\€ Committee Meelins The memrers of the Lodge Executive Committee that were present were the Lodge Vice Chief Alan Wright, Lodge Secretary-T reasurer Brad Stevens. Lodge Advisor Sandy Heckman, Lodge Staff Ad.visor Scott Stephens, Past Lodge Chief Hunter Bailey, Camp Promotions /Unit Elections Chairman Trey Cole, District Councilmen Martez Moore, Chuck Bar~r . and Peter Abell. Mr. Doyle Silliman was there also. The meeting was held at the scout office, and started at 6: 20pm. Ordcal Plannll)g . . . . It WiH · ~ held~ at· Kia .Kima' on august 2i-29. Chuck Bari:zr is the ordealmast er for the -weekead He handed out work detail sheets and a schedule for the weekend Ralph Rosen is put in charge fer "Werk detail Peter Abell will handle registration at the Osage trading post Ceremonie s Walter put Jon Grizzle in charge of the · ceremonies for the weekend He has everything under control Registratio n It has 't:Een taken care of. Sleeping Arrangeme nts Alan mentioned to have the members sleep in the dining hall Hunter motioned to do that Chuck seconded it Fall Fellowship Alan mer!boned we might want to make a phone list. what we could do for the weekend: -co.mmJtt- '"'rka:Jhtjp:t -500utba5e promotion -'V'Olleyball -water balloons -canoes ???? -touch football -water guns? Here's a list of �Chickasah Lodge 406 Minutes . P~2 Food/K itx:hen Crew We talked aoout it and decided that the adults would take care of the cookin g of the food for the meals. Cost · Trey motion ed the price should re $15. 00. Alan second ed the motion . Making lodge t-shirt s was discuss ed, but was undecid ed. Lodge Meetin g The lodge meetin g would re after lunch. We would have the electio ns, commi ttee sign up sheets, promo te up coming events (SCOU T BASE, banque t. conclav e, etc.). SCOUT BASE Trey said he would help out the new chairm an with the OA 'OOoth. Chuck and the rest of the dance team will ~ qancin g Saturd ay during the day. Chuck said he would check with Noel T., Hal C. , John V. ·if they would do the model camps ite and aiso with Brian L. and Sean V. if they would re in . charge of the OA service corp. Campf ire Schedu le (subpc t to change ) (Neat walk in music) 1 . Fire lightin g 2. Welcom e/Intro 3. Dance (Not Sure) 4. Troop InYOlvement -Troop -Troop 5. Skit Song (Gray Squirre l) 6.Awa rds 7. Scout Exccut ivcls Comm ents 8. Slides Banqu et It will re an Decem tEr 3rd. The place is undeci ded but Hunter is going to check out the cost and everyth ing. �Chickasah wdge 406 Meeting Pase3 Proposa l for New Lodge Amend ments Alan brought forth a couple ideas that needed to re amende d. - A Commu nication s commit tee- who contacte d other memrer s aoout upcomin g events. Trey motione d to accept it. Brad seconde d the motion. - To have a Lodge Historia n appoint ed by the Lodge Chief. Trey motione d to accept it. Alan seconde d it. - To have the ceremon ies and dance two separate commit tees. Brad motione d to accept it. Hunter seconde d it. The meeting adpurn ed at 8: 20pm. �+ The Chickasah Thunderbird 7+ WE NEED YOU& HELP I SCOUT BASE '93 Any Arrowman who is going 1o Scout Base ·93, (which I hope will be all of you) 1he lodge needs your help. As some of you may or may not know 1he lodge is in charge of running 1he campfire at Scout Base and needs help on o1her 1hings 1oo. We need help wi1h consessions stands, direct traffic Friday night and Sa1urday, setting up a model campsite, running 1he OA boo1h, escoutt service, and more. So' you see, we are going 1o need your help 1o help make 1his Scout Base a great sucess. If you come 1o 1he fall fellowship, 1here will be a sign-up sheet for how you can help out. Call Trey Co:c at767, .~t179 or Bb·ad ste~.;a;is at683--5032. . -- c Oo0oSb01 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEF1ELD28 MEMPHIS TN 38 1 -----A 109980 � 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 •The Chickasah Thunderbiid • The Qmcial Pnbljcwtiqp of the Cbirk--b Lodp 408 - Ordm- of the Arrow Cldckagw Council - Bay Scouts or Am&•ica olume 1 Issue 4 C F.ditkn Se lember 1993 "You don't have to be a brain to come to the fellowship." fall fcllowahip •93 Hey Arrowrnenl Ewn 1lu1aln .. not 'dumb' enough to mtas out on tll1s .-1 -lmnd What are you doing on the 8th and 9th of .-----------~!'!I!!!!'!'!!'.°!'! October? W~l J__ ~1_ 1 ~rrr-1. ;t!!!!e!! a.~ :L.~~tcd tu t.~ .. ---- · - --- - --~~ 1993 Fall Fellowship at Camp (;uni.er in Eudora. MU5s. Why oome to a fellowship'? You ask. The Lodge Executive Committee has planned a day of enjlyment On Friday night, ordeal mem~ who want to seal their membership by getting their l:rotherh.cxxi, and have fulfUled the requirements will have one last chance to get it this year. Those new ordeal mem~ who jlst got in, in June, July, and August can attend a new member orientation. The highlights of Saturday will be Lodge Offlcer elect1cns, camm1ttee workshops, Dance team Pow-Wow, games. tnd much morel On page 4, ts a form to fill out if you want to run fer a lodge office. A lodge meeting will be held after lunch to elect the lodge chief, lodge vice chief, lodge secretary, & lodge treasurer. Your mte cgunt:sl lliE COST IS ONLY $15. oo. The registration farm fer the weekend iS on page 2. Ask yow- scoutmaster or call scmecne to arrange transportation and come on down fer a day of excitement! So don't YOU miss out on another fun ftlled. weekend of SCOUTING ADVENnJREI IEE YI THEIS Schedule for Fall Fellowship JIRIDAY B\1BNING WW aw:kla .... llllS llrodwlKxxf Oeremoay 1115-ai& ......... Ori& ........ a. ~ lllll'relllca er-m Boc:ial SA'ftJRDAY .. W.UUp .. . ..,.. ....... (\ I 111-Qrfenfptic .. JMS.-12181 .......... tlag(a..-.J) 1219W Lam::b hu.ali POW-WDW/C.O.P.B. pm. ....... .-..omc.. ......... WW ....,_. .. 0-*aut See Ya There! FALL FELLOWSHIP CHICKASAH LODGE# 406 CAMP CURRIER• EUDORA, MS FRI. & SAT.• OCTOBER 8 &: 9, 1993 Activities Include: Brotherhood Ceremony Officer Elections Ice Cream Social Committee Workshops Adult Involvement Workshops New Member Orientation Project COPE Events Games LodgeM~. . Indian Pow-Wow .·Great Food and Fun !!I Check all that apply: _Regular Registration • Before October 1, 1993 S .1 s . oo _Late Registration • On or before October 6, 1993 $ .1 s . oo _Brotherhood Candidate • on time (date of Ordeal : ____ ) $20.00 _Brotherhood Candidate • late (date of Ordeal : ) $23.00 Maa ch«:Ja payab# ID OrJclr.uaw Cottneil. BSA. Name: Phone: ------------~ ~--- I.- Jlltl6~ Address:--------- City: ____ Zip: __ _ _ I have ex1'usted all other means and still need ttansportation, so I am calling Scott Stephens at 327-4193 to notify him. Medical or Dietary Conditions: _____________ _ PlellO return by the lbcwe date to: Chicbuh Lodge # '406 Cbidtuaw Council, BSA 171 S. Hollywood SL Memphis, TN 38112-4899 If )'Oil need clirectiom to to Camp Currier call tbe Comcil Senic:e Center Ill 327-4193 + The Chickasah Thunderbird 3• Considering a Run for Lodge Office? Qwtirs al De a..ted. 11 111 nmnn Lodg.CIHJ - Presides at all lodge m.eetinp. nents, and actiTI. tin. - Chairs tha lodge U9C'UtiTe comm.ittae and sats tha agimc:ta for iu meatlng!ro - .Appoints the four opuatlng committH chairmen in consultation Yith tha Lodge AclYisor and Lodge Staff Ad'risor and is nspmsibl• fm tha coordina ti.on of their atfor1s. - Dal.agates rapmsiblllty 1D tha othar. lodge oftlcan and chairmen. - If DllCGStlZ'J', in c:onnl1ati.on Yith tha ~ Ad'risor Gd, Lodgll S1atf Adrlsm, - nm.ans ~ - ortilc:us _ and ~ i'&n:~ ~uw~ c:Aainnan •ho iaif 1D f'1l1lll thair dutin. . .. - Plans th• Lodfl Dmeus' nwuag Confuence and c:oord1na'On 1G 8'nD.1S. - Raprennts the lod&'i on tha s.:tton Council o! Chie1!I. - Represents tha 1od&'i on tha Ccnm.cil. Eneuti.ft Boud, 1D othu arms o! tha C01mdl, and 1D othu lodfts. Lodg. Vk»C.lNJ - Carries out th• nspmsibllltias of tha Lodga Chia! in th• Chia1's amuu:.. - Assum.as tha cluti.u of tha Lodge Chiaf in tha a'nD.t of tha resigna ti.on, remon.1, or clnth of the Chie£ - Curia out othu nspomibilitia or SVTa in othu cluti.u as assipad by tha Lodga Chia!. Lodg.~ . Curia out tha rapmsiblllti.a of tha Lodga Chia! 1D tha atance o! tha Lodge Chia! and tha Lodga Vice-Chia!. - Taka minutes of all 1od&'i meati.np. aac:utift .. 7 --- ""• .............. hy JOuth memlm of tha Chic:kasah Lodga may nomina111 e.ay ~ ~ m.am.lm 1D nm !oz~ omc:., or, any yoam mmnlm may annoa.c:a his dnire . 1D s1aJUl for ktd!t oftl.m. A po111Dtial candidltm mmt ba a currmtly r~ SeD'at or ICQlOlu in • Git of tha ChidcaaY Council, Boy SCOVJ: oi' .t.menca. and a m.am.mr 1D pci :in:&ndllll of tha Chickaab ~ Ch'dlr of tha Array, Ha man also ban a ncom•adation nl:mittad. 1D th• s.Chiaf of the :rtn (Scout :Eneutift) by his ~ or Past Adrisu and a nc:ommandati.on from the Sapnlu Chia! of tha nn. All of tha9 nq'ainments mmt ba mat no lam th&n two .... :prior 1D tha schadulad a1ectl.on. Thal nle\uinmau ca.a ba iut by 'llSiD( tha c:andidll 111 ncisuattcm. form cm tha nut pa._ first,, ftll out the U>p part aDd tUIL ac:un a nc:ommendati.oD from 'J"01I' Git leadar. 11Mm. 1ab tha form 1D tha ccnmdl serT1cl caDUll' for •pponl ..,,. tha Scout :Eneutt..... Th.a - 'balo1r. Notlftc:atton of~ After completing the form on the reverse, retain a copy for yourself and send a copy tD the following: Lodge Sta_f f JJdvtser Scott Stephens Chickasaw CounciL BSA 1 71 S. Hollywood St Memphis, TN 38112 I !RI !KASARiil>GE~ <RIEB. OF 'l'BE ARROW - BCW SCXJUTS OF AMERICA Lodge omeer Candidate lnfan11atton Ru-m Introduction: SeniDg as a lodge clfJCef' can be me cl tbe mast rewarding and demanding lasb in Scooting. 'ftlis f<no attempts to simplify tbe SC1Dewbal entangling process cl registering fer candidacy by breaking tbe l8* into easy-~folJaw ~ So if you are coosidering a nm fer dfJCe. lake note. nie deadline fer Sllbmissioo cl tbe copy cl this f<nn afte!' appn1'ed is October 6. um A.Personal Information Name- Unit of Primary Registration-· --- Address· City State_· -- Zip · Phone Number:(_) Date Of Birth-· --- Rank in Scouting· Order Membership(circle):Ordeal, Brotherhood.Vigil ladge Office Sougbt{circle): Chief. Vice-Chief, Secretary, Treasurer B. Declaration of Intent or Nomination ~ A; H Dtelmeticm I hereby w my am to mt the ... allice <I (cftle) am. ~. SemWJ Tiawww'tt'. I 6m thlll I E a currenUy ftlillmd JODlh member in a 1llil <I the an-. COlllCil ml ill the an.b ... .. ~ B: lbeit•jm by .Aldber llember I hl!ftbJ ~ tlle fcAllilll Jl..,1-w- fer the ..,. dfic.'e <1 (cftle) am. 1ice--am. SeereWJr. wa. I !me~ Ulll Wll tlle llllllD!e ml I are Clllldy. ~ ,.U. mshn iD .a.d <I the ' ~~--~· ™*..&. ·~ . C. Scoutmaster's or Post Advisor's Approval and Recommendation I approve the above nmned youth Arrowman for lodge affic.-e in the Cbiclmlllh Lod&e 1406. Order of the Arrow. and hereby recommend him for candidacy for the following rmaona: D. Scout Executive's ApproTal I approve the above named youth Arrowman to nm for lodge office in the Cbickalllh lodge 1406. Order of the Arrow. anj hereby allow his candidacy. Comments: · · · Scout Elecutive's ~tUJ'P._ _________ D11~-------- E. Notification of IDdge After t'0111plet.ing this fonn and securing the required approva]s. retain the OJiljnll for yourself and send a copy tothe following: Wdee staff Advisor. 11r. Scott Stephens. 171 S. Hollywood. Mempbia '1138112 , _Chickasah Lodge 406 Orda- of the Arrrm - Boy Scouts of Ameri:a Cllicka.5aw Coundl m South~ Sreet Memphis. 1€nnessee 38112-4899 Locfse Executi\€ Committee Meelins The memrers of the Lodge Executive Committee that were present were the Lodge Vice Chief Alan Wright, Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Brad Stevens. Lodge Advisor Sandy Heckman, Lodge Staff Ad.visor Scott Stephens, Past Lodge Chief Hunter Bailey, Camp Promotions/Unit Elections Chairman Trey Cole, District Councilmen Martez Moore, Chuck Bar~r . and Peter Abell. Mr. Doyle Silliman was there also. The meeting was held at the scout office, and started at 6: 20pm. Ordcal Plannll)g . . . . It WiH · ~ held~ at· Kia .Kima ' on august 2i-29. Chuck Bari:zr is the ordealmaster for the -weekead He handed out work detail sheets and a schedule for the weekend Ralph Rosen is put in charge fer "Werk detail Peter Abell will handle registration at the Osage trading post Ceremonies - Walter put Jon Grizzle in charge of the · ceremonies for the weekend He has everything under control Registration It has 't:Een taken care of. Sleeping Arrangements Alan mentioned to have the members sleep in the dining hall Hunter motioned to do that Chuck seconded it Fall Fellowship Alan mer!boned we might want to make a phone list. Here's a list of what we could do for the weekend: -co.mmJtt- '"'rka:Jhtjp:t -500utba5e promotion -'V'Olleyball -water balloons -canoes ???? -touch football -water guns? Chickasah Lodge 406 Minutes . P~2 Food/Kitx:hen Crew We talked aoout it and decided that the adults would take care of the cooking of the food for the meals. Cost · Trey motioned the price should re $15. 00. Alan seconded the motion. Making lodge t-shirts was discussed, but was undecided. Lodge Meeting The lodge meeting would re after lunch. We would have the elections, committee sign up sheets, promote up coming events (SCOUT BASE, banquet. conclave, etc.). SCOUT BASE Trey said he would help out the new chairman with the OA 'OOoth. Chuck and the rest of the dance team will ~ qancing Saturday during the day. Chuck said he would check with Noel T., Hal C. , John V. · if they would do the model campsite and aiso with Brian L. and Sean V. if they would re in . charge of the OA service corp. Campfire Schedule (subpct to change) (Neat walk in music) 1 . Fire lighting 2. Welcome/Intro 3. Dance (Not Sure) 4. Troop InYOlvement -Troop Skit -Troop Song (Gray Squirrel) 5. 6.Awards 7. Scout Exccutivcls Comments 8. Slides Banquet It will re an DecemtEr 3rd. The place is undecided but Hunter is going to check out the cost and everything. Chickasah wdge 406 Meeting Pase3 Proposal for New Lodge Amendments Alan brought forth a couple ideas that needed to re amended. - A Communications committee- who contacted other memrers aoout upcoming events. Trey motioned to accept it. Brad seconded the motion. - To have a Lodge Historian appointed by the Lodge Chief. Trey motioned to accept it. Alan seconded it. - To have the ceremonies and dance two separate committees. Brad motioned to accept it. Hunter seconded it. The meeting adpurned at 8: 20pm. + The Chickasah Thunderbird 7+ WE NEED YOU& HELP I SCOUT BASE '93 Any Arrowman who is going 1o Scout Base · 93, (which I hope will be all of you) 1he lodge needs your help. As some of you may or may not know 1he lodge is in charge of running 1he campfire at Scout Base and needs help on o1her 1hings 1oo. We need help wi1h consessions stands, direct traffic Friday night and Sa1urday, setting up a model campsite, running 1he OA boo1h, escoutt service, and more. So ' you see, we are going 1o need your help 1o help make 1his Scout Base a great sucess. If you come 1o 1he fall fellowship, 1here will be a sign-up sheet for how you can help out. Call Trey Co:c at767 , . ~t179 or Bb·ad ste ~.;a;is at683--5032 . .. c Oo0oSb01 01 L VIN CE SUTHERLAND 3113 BLUEF1ELD28 MEMPHIS TN 381 ------ --- A 109980 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 1993 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 1993 (Sept) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/253df43e22beb5ef2842c931544ef44a.pdf 5e63dd2ee1f618d3ec851655ce38ae62 PDF Text Text THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Issue 3 Chickasah Lodge 406-0A-Chickasaw Council-BSA CHIEFL Y SPEAKING, Spring 1994 of its members. Reaffirm yourselves to For nearly 50 years, the Chickasah those ties which help bind us together. Lodge has provided the scouts of the Wimachte ndienk , Wingolauc hsik , Chickasaw Council with a program Witahemui. deeply enriched in camping traditions and glowing with cheerful spirit. In the last five Forever Yours in Service, years we have accomplish ed many Ken Kimble, Lodge Chief outstanding goals. We are recognized as one of the National leaders in camp ......,__ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ promotions and ceremonies performance. Lastly, we were recognized in 1993 for fulfilling the requiremen ts of National Honor Lodge . These are the characteris tics of a properly operated youth run organization. Although we have had a great past, the future is looking even better for the Order of Arrow in the Chickasaw Council. As Arrowmen, we must rededicate ourselves to the purpose of our Order and str ive to reach our personal best. The 1--- - - - -- - - - - -- - -Council Camping committee and the Supreme Chief of the Fire, Scout Executive Bob Salser, are overwhelmed with pride when they hear of the service our organization brings to the youth of our council. Our accomplish ments clearly reflect their guidance in providing us the opportunity to run our own program . The Chickasaw Council will continue to reach its highest potential with the service of The Order of the Arrow. In conclusion , my brothers, I challenge you to rededicate yourselves to the true purpose of our Order. In the words of our founder , Dr. E .Urner Goodman, "The order is a thing of the spirit." Our organization runs on the spirits �2 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 2 Help Restore the History of your Lodge By: Andrew Williams This year the LEC is committed to compiling a list of all past Lodge Chiefs. We have records dating back to the mid '80s, but the Lodge goes back decades further. Any information you have about past Lodge Chiefs will be greatly appreciat ed. Please contact Andrew Williams at or send your information to: Andrew Williams 1994 COUN CIL CALENDAR 8 13-15 18 21-27 MAY LEG Meeting 6:00 at Scout Office Ordeal Weekend at KKSR NOAC Coningent Meeting National Camp School at KKSR JUNE Summer Camp 31 JULY Depart for NOAC 6 17 26-28' AUGUST Return from NOAC Ordeal Planning Ordeal at KKSR 18 23-24 SEPTEMBER LEG Fall Fellowship at Currier OCTOBER 8 Lodge Leader Development •• - �3 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Thursday night. All ordeal members have ENRICHED KIA KIMA no reason not to secure their membership By: Brian Leith Hey all you OA guys, already have ~n. th~ lodge. So study up and be ready to 137 merit badges on your sash, and you JOin in. To end the week, there is a callout don't have time to work on staff? Try some of Kia Kima's advanced programs, such for those newly elected members of the as the Ozark Venture Base and the OA. These called out members will be C.O.P .E. program . Other Order of the able to attend an ordeal after camp later Arrow activities include the Lodge in 1994. Kia Kima is the place to be this fellowship and the Brotherhood ceremony summer for you arrowmen, so be there or on Thursday night. The Ozark Venture Base is be rectangle! something challenging for those who 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~RDEn strive for outdoor adventures. If you sign I "\OFTHE up _for the Venture Base, you can go . hiking, canoeing, and backpacking ?'I depending on which week your troop attends. Guaranteed to be a challenging 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - trek of over 50 miles, all the older boys Kia Kima National Pride should definitely consider this opportunity Weekend that Kia Kima offers. Lodge is Chickasah The Also at camp is the world sponsoring a pre-camp service project for renowned C.O.P.E. course offered from the Chickasaw Council. This event will be 11 AM t? 3 PM. Even if you have already held on April 29- May 1 at Kia Kima Scout taken this course, it is definitely something Reservation. The purpose of this project is to come back for. So if you are an to ~r~pare K~~ Kima for its use as a spring advanced camper and tired of sitting on training facility for the National Camp your fanny pack, come seek out the other School. We would like a minimum of 23 possibilities Kia Kima has to offer. There units to register for this event. All units will is definitely NOT a reason not to come to provide their own food and supplies. camp this year. There could be a patch and/or unit Back to the OA, while enjoying the participation ribbons given to those units . high adventure part of Kia Kima, you can to attend. Adult leaders remember, Adult par~icipate in the OA activities at camp. support= youth involvement so throw the Du~ing t~e week there will be a fellowship young'ns in the rear of the Volvo and which this year will be at the two camps come to Kia Kima on April 29- May 1. The so everybody doesn't have to walk event is run by Peter Abell who can be everywhere. All Order of the Arrow reached at 323-5712 to answer any members are encouraged to attend . questions about this fulfilling service There will also be OA elections at different weekend. The Chickasaw Council and troop sites that request them . You can th~ Chickasah Lodge hope to see every participate in these at camp when you get urnt from 6 to 700 there with their work there. The most important event of the gloves and cheerful spirits ready to help week is the Brotherhood ceremony on out. 3 lli' JlRRQW �4 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD WHY BE A BROTHER? What does it all mean? I went to do hard labor at Kia Kima, and all I got was this stinking sash and pocket flap! Surely doubts and questions this severe don't run through your mind as you try to sleep each night, but it makes sense if you are an Ordeal member to have questions about the Order; it's natural to want to know more about this mysterious and sometimes confusing organization. The best way to get this information, that is, to learn and grow as an arrowman is to seal your membership in the Order as a Brotherhood member. Becoming a brother is not that difficult, and you will benefit from the increased knowledge and inspiration the ceremony will bring you. Not only that, the Chickasah Lodge will benefit from stronger membership with every new Brotherhood member. Becoming a Brotherhood member is relatively easy. And once again this year, the Lodge is offering several opportunities to complete this key step: at the upcoming Ordeal work weekend at Kia Kima, and each Thursday night at summer camp. That way, you can choose which seems more appropriate to your summer plans. Either way, the requirements are the same. As a preliminary, you must have been an Ordeal member for at least ten months. In addition, you must meet five challenges before you enter the Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow membership. Memorize the Obligation of the Order, which you received from Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of 4 •I your membership card or in your handbook) . Also, memorize the OA Official Song, the Admonition, the sign of Ordeal membership, and the Arrow handclasp. 2. Advance in your understanding of the Ordeal. Gain a thorough understanding of the Ordeal through which you have passed. Become familiar with The Customs and Traditions of the Ordeal given on pages 54-56 of The OA Handbook(1991 ed.) 3. Serve your unit. Retain your registration in Scouting. During your 10m onth period , strive to fulfill your obligation by continuing and expanding your service to your own troop or post. 4. Plan for service in your Lodge. Retain your registration in the Lodge and keep your dues paid. Be aware that acceptance of Brotherhood membership involves a pledge of service to the Lodge. Develop a concrete idea of how you plan to fulfill this pledge. 5. Review your progress. When you earnestly feel that you have met the four challenges above, write a letter to the Lodge Secretary. In this letter: - Explain what you think the Obligation means. - 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 Ordeal to aid in this service. - Describe your specific plans for giving service in the lodge program . Bring this letter to the Brotherhood with you. SO DON'T DELAY ; BECOME A BROTHERHOOD MEMBER NOW! �5 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD ARROWMEN IN ACTION Featuring: John Visor on the Kia Kima ATIENTIO N: All Scouters Are You Prepared? By: Chuck Barber In issues past. this column has strived to recognize those arrowmen who have demonstrated unparalleled standards in service. This issue, The Thunderbird has chosen to recognize another outstanding Scout, John Visor. John is an active member of Troop 34, and has served in several key troop positions including: PL, APL, Librarian, ASPL, and SPL. John is an Eagle Scout and a fellow member of the "1 993 Samuel J. Weintraub Class of Eagle Scouts. " John is a Sophomore at White Station High School where he is active in the Latin and Art programs. He is also an accomplished percussionist. John spent the sum mer of '93 working 5 Scout Reservation Aquatics Staff. He is a Brotherhood member of the Order. His inspiration is Jim Williamson, his neighbor and fellow Eagle Scout. One of the key elements to a successful Troop is the knowledge and effectiveness of its youth leaders. The more experienced and prepared its leaders, the more successful the Troop. YOUR OPPORTUNI TY IS HERE! Have the youth leader ship in your troop trained by some of the best. If you haven't figured it out by now, this opportunity is the Chickasaw Council Junior Leader Training at Kia Kima Scout Reservation. The requirements to attend this action-packed week are: at least a First Class Scout, 13 years of age, and currently filling a leadership position in the Troop. It is scheduled for July 10-17, and places are going fast. If you are interested in enhancing your leadership skills or just want to see Mr. Thane Smith (Scoutmaster) in person, drop by the Scout Office and fill out a place reservation form . r-r----- ---PAv--vou_R _;94-[j uE-S--tObAv- -------$5.00 IT'S ONLY RIGHT~ $5.00 NAME:. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ADORES S:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CITY,ST,ZIP:._ _ _ _ _ __ CHECK ONE : ORDEAL: __ BROTHERHOOD: _ _ VIGIL:_ _ ' Make Checks To: Chickasah Lodge I: Send To: Chickasah Lodge ' Chickasaw Council ·171 S . Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112 ~-L-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-~-~-~-~--~-~-~-7-~ --~-~-~-7-7--~-· �6 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 6 COMICS LODGE OFFICERS FIRST WORDS BRIAN LEITH CHOcK:.. PLANS FOR NEW LODGE ANNOUNCED! That's right. Those rumors have some truth to them . Effective January i , 1995, the Chickasah Lodge and the Koi Hatatchie Lodge are merging. The only informatio n we have about this new Lodge is that the number is 558. But I can guarantee that it will be the powerhouse in the SR-9 . If you have an idea for a name or a totem , write it on a piece of paper and send it to: CAMP PROM OTON S/ UNIT ELECTIONS By: Brian Leith Well, so far so good. February was slow, but March is really picking up. Alot of troops have already signed-up for a Camp Promotion or Unit Election, but for those of you who haven't, there are visit request forms available at the scout office. You can either fill one of those out or call your district arrowman . The district arrowmen are: Crittende n, Brandon Ho~ ; Eastern, Matt Robbins, - Chickasah Name Conest Nashoba , Cameron Tar• ~•• ; Chickasaw Council Northeast , Ralph Rosen, - . i; South 171 S. Hollywood St. Central, Martez Moore, ; South Memphis, TN 38112 East, Noel Thompson, ; South West, John Bussell, · The future of this Lodge depends If you are interested in helping out on YOU! Please share your input. We your District, call Brian Leith at . want to hear it. �7 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 7 ORDER OF THE ARROW ORDEAL MEMBER REGISTRATION FORM Check One : Ordeal/Brotherhood/Staff Weekend - May 13-15_ _ Ordeal/BrotherhoodNigil Weekend - Aug 26-28_ _ Check all that apply: Regular staff fee - $15.00__ Brotherhood fee - $25.00- - (Deadline is one week before the Ordeal, with a late member fee of $3.00) NAME: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _~ ADDRESS:- - - - - - - - - -CITY :- - - -ZIP :PHONE#: {_ _)_ _ _ _ _ _ DATE OF BIRTH: /_ -- _ /_ _ UNIT NUMBER:_ _DISTRICT:_ _ _ _ _YOUTH:__or ADULT:_ MEMBERSHIP STATUS: ORDEAL:- - - BROTHERHOOD:_ _ VIGIL: _ _ TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMENTS: _ _ I will drive my own vehicle and have room for _ _ others. _ _ I will ride with _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,Phone_ __ __ _ _ _ I desperately need transportation to the Ordeal Medical or Dietary Conditions: Please return by the deadline to: Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council BSA 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 Make Checks Payable To: Chickasaw Council BSA �8 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 8 Chickasah Dominant at the SR-9 Conclave! BY: PETER ABELL From the rise of the sun to the evening campfire, the presence of the Chickasah Lodge was felt throughout Camp Seminole. On lookers gaped as the Chickasah Lodge made their many trips to the center of the Council Ring to collect their plaques and certificates. The 51 ·members in attendance showed their true Lodge spirit in· their poise, attitude, and attire. The precedent was set by the awarding of the Mr. Ax award to Peter Abell fo·r finding the secret brother. The Pre-Ordeal Ceremonies team- which consisted of Brad Stevens, Jon Grizzle, Steven Zelinski, and Andy Bland- was awarded the Ceremonies award of Merit, an honor given to only two Lodges. In the Team Dance Competition, the Lodge placed second overall. Kevin Morton got second place in the Brotherhood Run and the Lodge placed third in the Quest for the Golden Arrow. The highlight of the evening came when the winner of the Ron Yeager Best All-around Lodge winner was announced. Through vigorous judging there was a tie between Whitehall Lodge andneed I say it?- the Chickasah Lodge. Congratulations to all those who participated in this Conclave. It was a wonderful event for the Lodge and I cannot wait for next year! Chickasaw Council Boy Scout of America 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112 Non-Profit Organization US Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 C 00008601 01 VINCE SUTH L A 109980 � 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 - THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Issue 3 Chickasah Lodge 406-0A-Chickasaw Council-BSA Spring 1994 CHIEFLY SPEAKING, For nearly 50 years, the Chickasah Lodge has provided the scouts of the Chickasaw Council w ith a program deeply enriched in camping traditions and glowing with cheerful spirit. In the last five years we have accomplished many outstanding goals. We are recognized as of its members. Reaffirm yourselves to those ties which help bind us together. Wimachtendienk , Wingolauchsik , Witahemui. Forever Yours in Service, Ken Ki mble, Lodge Chief one of the National leaders in camp ......,_ __ ___________ _ promotions and ceremonies performance. Lastly, we were recognized in 1993 for fulfilling the requirements of National Honor Lodge . These are the characteristics of a properly operated youth run organization. Although we have had a great past, the future is looking even better for the Order of Arrow in the Chickasaw Council. As Arrowmen, we must rededicate ourselves to the purpose of our Order and s tr iv e to reach our personal best. The Council Camping committee and the Supreme Chief of the Fire, Scout Executive Bob Salser , are overwhelmed with pride when they hear of the service our organization brings to the youth of our council. Our accomplishments clearly reflect their guidance in providing us the opportunity to run our own program . The Chickasaw Council will continue to reach its h ighest potential with the service of The Order of the Arrow. In conclusion , my brothers , I challenge you to rededicate yourselves to the true purpose of our Order. In the words of our founder , Dr. E . Urner Goodman, "The order is a thing of the spirit. " Our organization runs on the spirits 1----------------- 2 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Help Restore the History of your Lodge By : Andrew Williams This year the LEC is committed to compiling a list of all past Lodge Chiefs. We have records dating back to the mid '80s, but the Lodge goes back decades further. Any information you have about past Lodge Chiefs will be greatly appreciated. Please contact Andrew Williams at or send your information to: Andrew Williams 1994 COUNCIL CALENDAR MAY 8 LEG Meeting 6:00 at Scout Office 13-15 Ordeal Weekend at KKSR 18 NOAC Coningent Meeting 21-27 National Camp School at KKSR JUNE Summer Camp JULY 31 Depart for NOAC AUGUST 6 Return from NOAC 17 Ordeal Planning 26-28' Ordeal at KKSR SEPTEMBER 18 LEG 23-24 Fall Fellowship at Currier OCTOBER 8 Lodge Leader Development •• 2 - 3 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 3 ENRICHED KIA KIMA Thursday night. All ordeal members have By : Brian Leith no reason not to secure their membership Hey all you OA guys , already have ~n. th~ lodge. So study up and be ready to 137 merit badges on your sash, and you JOin in . don't have time to work on staff? Try some To end the week , there is a callout of Kia Kima' s advanced programs, such for those newly elected members of the as the Ozark Venture Base and the OA. These called out members will be C.O.P .E. program . Other Order of the able to attend an ordeal after camp later Arrow activities include the Lodge in 1994. fellowship and the Brotherhood ceremony Kia Kima is the place to be this on Thursday night. summer for you arrowmen, so be there or The Ozark Venture Base is be rectangle! something challenging for those who 1--------------- strive for outdoor adventures. If you sign ~RDEn up _for the Venture Base, you can go lli' I "\OFTHE hiking, canoeing , and backpacking . JlRRQW depending on which week your troop ?'I attends. Guaranteed to be a challenging 1--------------trek of over 50 miles, all the older boys should definitely consider this opportunity that Kia Kima offers. Also at camp is the world renowned C.O .P.E. course offered from 11 AM t? 3 PM. Even if you have already taken this course, it is definitely something to come back for. So if you are an advanced camper and tired of sitting on your fanny pack, come seek out the other possibilities Kia Kima has to offer. There is definitely NOT a reason not to come to camp this year. . Back to the OA, while enjoying the high adventure part of Kia Kima , you can par~icipate in the OA activities at camp. Du~ing t~e week there will be a fellowship which this year will be at the two camps so everybody doesn't have to walk everywhere. All Order of the Arrow members are encouraged to attend . There will also be OA elections at different troop sites that request them . You can participate in these at camp when you get there. The most important event of the week is the Brotherhood ceremony on Kia Kima National Pride Weekend The Chickasah Lodge is sponsoring a pre-camp servi ce project for the Chickasaw Council . This event will be held on April 29- May 1 at Kia Kima Scout Reservation. The purpose of this project is to ~r~pare K~~ Kima for its use as a spring training facility for the National Camp School. We would like a m inimum of 23 units to register for this event. All units will provide their own food and supplies. There could be a patch and/or unit participation ribbons given to those units to attend. Adult leaders remember, Adult support= youth involvement so throw the young'ns in the rear of the Volvo and come to Kia Kima on April 29- May 1. The event is run by Peter Abell who can be reached at 323-5712 to answer any questions about this fulfilling service weekend. The Chickasaw Council and th~ Chickasah Lodge hope to see every urnt from 6 to 700 there w i th their work gloves and cheerful spirits ready to help out. 4 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 4 WHY BE A BROTHER? •I What does it all mean? I went to do hard labor at Kia Kima, and all I got was this stinking sash and pocket flap! Surely doubts and questions this severe don't run through your mind as you try to sleep each night, but it makes sense if you are an Ordeal member to have questions about the Order; it's natural to want to know more about this mysterious and sometimes confusing organization . The best way to get this information, that is, to learn and grow as an arrowman is to seal your membership in the Order as a Brotherhood member. Becoming a brother is not that difficult, and you will benefit from the increased knowledge and inspiration the ceremony will bring you. Not only that, the Chickasah Lodge will benefit from stronger membership with every new Brotherhood member. Becoming a Brotherhood member is relatively easy. And once again this year, the Lodge is offering several opportunities to complete this key step : at the upcoming Ordeal work weekend at Kia Kima , and each Thursday night at summer camp. That way, you can choose which seems more appropriate to your summer plans. Either way, the requirements are the same. As a preliminary , you must have been an Ordeal member for at least ten months . In addition , you must meet five challenges before you enter the Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow membership. Memorize the Obligation of the Order, which you received from Allowat Sak ima (printed on the back of your membership card or in your handbook). Also, memorize the OA Official Song, the Admonition, the sign of Ordeal membership, and the Arrow handclasp. 2 . Advance in your understanding of the Ordeal. Gain a thorough understanding of the Ordeal through which you have passed . Become familiar with The Customs and Traditions of the Ordeal given on pages 54-56 of The OA Handbook(1991 ed .) 3. Serve your unit. Retain your registration in Scouting. During your 10- m onth period , strive to fulfill your obligation by continuing and expanding your service to your own troop or post. 4. Plan for service in your Lodge. Retain your registration in the Lodge and keep your dues paid. Be aware that acceptance of Brotherhood membership involves a pledge of service to the Lodge. Develop a concrete idea of how you plan to fulfill this pledge. 5. Review your progress. When you earnestly fee l that you have met the four challenges above, write a letter to the Lodge Secretary. In this letter : - Explain what you think the Obligation means. - 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 Ordeal to aid in this service. - Describe your specific plans for giving service in the lodge program . Bring this letter to the Brotherhood with you. SO DON'T DELAY ; BECOME A BROTHERHOOD MEMBER NOW! 5 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 5 ARROWMEN IN ACTION Featuring : John Visor By: Chuck Barber In issues past. this column has strived to recognize those arrowmen who have demonstrated unparalleled standards in service. This issue, The Thunderbird has chosen to recognize another outstanding Scout, John Visor. John is an active member of Troop 34, and has served in several key troop positions including: PL, APL, Librarian, ASPL, and SPL. John is an Eagle Scout and a fellow member of the "1 993 Samuel J. Weintraub Class of Eagle Scouts. " John is a Sophomore at White Station High School where he i s active in the Latin and Art programs. He is also an accomplished percussionist. John spent the sum mer of '93 working on the Kia Kima Scout Reservation Aquatics Staff. He is a Brotherhood member of the Order. His inspiration is Jim Williamson, his neighbor and fellow Eagle Scout. ATIENTION: All Scouters Are You Prepared? One of the key elements to a successful Troop is the knowledge and effectiveness of its youth leaders . The more experi enced and prepared its leaders, the more successful the Troop. YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS HERE! Have the youth leader ship in your troop trained by some of the best. If you haven't figured it out by now, this opportunity is the Chickasaw Council Junior Leader Training at Kia Kima Scout Reservation . The requirements to attend this action-packed week are: at least a First Class Scout, 13 years of age , and currently filling a leadership position in the Troop. It is schedu led for July 10-17, and places are going fast. If you are interested in enhancing your leadership skills or just want to see Mr. Thane Smith (Scoutmaster) in person, drop by the Scout Office and fill out a place reservation form . r-r- ---- ---PAv--vou_R _;94-[j u E-S--tObAv- ------ -- $5.00 IT'S ONLY RIGHT~ $5.00 NAME :. _______________________ _ ADORES S : _____________ CITY,ST,ZIP:. ______ _ CHECK ONE : ORDEAL: __ BROTHERHOOD: __ VIGI L : __ Make Checks To : Chickasah Lodge Send To : Chickasah Lodge Chickasaw Council ·171 S . Hollywood St. ' I: ' Memphis, TN 38112 ~-L-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-~-~-~-~--~-~-~-7-~--~-~-~-7-7--~-· 6 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD 6 COMICS LODGE OFFICERS FIRST WORDS PLANS FOR NEW LODGE ANNOUNCED! That's right. Those rumors have some truth to them . Effective January i , 1995, the Ch ickasah Lodge and the Koi Hatatchie Lodge are merging. The only information we have about this new Lodge is that the number is 558. But I can guarantee that it will be the powerhouse in the SR-9 . If you have an idea for a name or a totem , write it on a piece of paper and send it to: Chickasah Name Conest Chickasaw Council 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112 The future of this Lodge depends on YOU! Please share your input. We want to hear it. BRIAN LEITH CHOcK:. . CAMP PROMOTONS/ UNIT ELECTIONS By: Brian Leith Well, so far so good. February was slow, but March is really picking up. Alot of troops have already signed-up for a Camp Promotion or Unit Election, but for those of you who haven't, there are visit request forms available at the scout office. You can either fill one of those out or call your district arrowman. The district arrowmen are: Crittenden, Brandon Ho~ - ; Eastern, Matt Robbins , -Nashoba , Cameron Tar~••• ; Northeast, Ralph Rosen, -.i; South Central, Martez Moore , - ; South East, Noel Thompson , - ; South West, John Bussell, - · If you are interested in help ing out your District, call Brian Leith at . 7 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD ORDER OF THE ARROW ORDEAL MEMBER REGISTRATION FORM Check One : Ordeal/Brotherhood/Staff Weekend - May 13-15 __ Ordeal/BrotherhoodNigil Weekend - Aug 26-28 _ Check all that apply: Regular staff fee - $15.00 _ Brotherhood fee - $25.00 -- (Deadline is one week before the Ordeal, with a late member fee of $3.00) 7 NAME: _____________________ ~ ADDRESS: CITY : ZIP : ---------- ---- - -- PHONE#: { _ ) _____ DATE OF BIRTH: / _ / _ UNIT NUMBER: _ DISTRICT: ____ YOUTH: _ or ADULT:_ MEMBERSHIP STATUS: ORDEAL: --- BROTHERHOOD: __ VIGIL: __ TRANSPORTATION ARRANGEMENTS: __ I will drive my own vehicle and have room for _ _ others . __ I will ride with ________ ,Phone ____ _ __ I desperately need transportation to the Ordeal Medical or Dietary Conditions : Please return by the deadline to: Chickasah Lodge 406 Chickasaw Council BSA 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112-4899 Make Checks Payable To: Chickasaw Council BSA 8 THE CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Chickasah Dominant at the SR-9 Conclave! BY: PETER ABELL 8 From the rise of the sun to the evening campfire, the presence of the Chickasah Lodge was felt throughout Camp Seminole. On lookers gaped as the Chickasah Lodge made their many trips to the center of the Council Ring to collect their plaques and certificates. The 51 ·members in attendance showed their true Lodge sp irit in· their poise, attitude, and attire. The precedent was set by the awarding of the Mr. Ax award to Peter Abell fo·r finding the secret brother. The Pre-Ordeal Ceremonies team- which consisted of Brad Stevens, Jon Grizzle, Steven Zelinski, and Andy Bland- was awarded the Ceremonies awa rd of Merit, an honor given to only two Lodges. In the Team Dance Competition , the Lodge placed second overall. Kevin Morton got second place in the Brotherhood Run and the Lodge placed third in the Quest for the Golden Arrow. The highlight of the evening came when the winner of the Ron Yeager Best All -around Lodge winner was announced. Through vigorous judging there was a tie between Whitehall Lodge andneed I say it?- the Chickasah Lodge. Congratulations to all those who participated in this Conclave. It was a wonderful event for the Lodge and I cannot wait for next year! Chickasaw Council Boy Scout of America 171 S. Hollywood St. Memphis, TN 38112 C 00008601 01 L VINCE SUTH Non-Profit Organization US Postage PAID Memphis, TN Permit No. 435 A 109980 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 1994 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 1994 (Spring) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Ahoalan-Nachpikin Lodge Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Koi Hatachie Lodge Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a0c75bb26940efde6b2df4dfc069584d.pdf 87a722387a6a301d42cd8ec1e1ca2776 PDF Text Text THE CHICKASAH THlJNDERE31FiD SA.. -Council-B _ . Chic~a~h Lodge 406-bA-Chickasaw .. . ; ·' . . . Fall 1994 : additi_o n to thes~ events, .• eligible brothers can seal their membCrsh.~P- by attaining Bro~herhood m:~mbership; At the close of the day we Will elect the Fellow Arrowme n, the . , ; : officers for the new IOdge #558. Council, w As the summer draws · near itS- Chickasa As you can se¢ we have some end the Lodge _should refl~~t ~~~--:9~ our accomp}1 shments. Camp·.:tai tilha-! h.~rd core fun rtght around the corner . near Charlest on, MS, had its best , and if you are readlpg this newslette r, SUmpler in years. The staff, whic:ff\va s .then you should · be a -. part o( the compose q of Arrowme n represent ing ,_ spirit. Once agatn, cougr~tulattqns on both Lodges, gave the camp a much an excellent summer' can;iptng SC<lSOn. needed face lift. -In the facilities and in This newslett er is jam-pac ked of program, Arrowme n made Tallaha the informat ion about our fall activities , _ . so take advantag e of the cool weather best it could be. At the "Eagle's Nest"; Kia Ktnia, and chill-out with your brothers. _A;rrowm en enjoyed a week full of Your Brother, outdoor adventur e. The .Chickas ah Ken Kimble Lodge conducte d an Ice Crec:µn social, Brother hood · ceremon y, and a " The Chief' spectacu lar call-out ceremon y each week. Our hard work in the off-seaso n led to a more enjoyabl e · camping e~pertence for both camper$ arid staff IN TmS ISSUE.· at the Chickasa w Council's camps . . · Although the summer is cooling down, Order of the Arrow exciteme nt 2 NOAC,NOAC,NOAC is getting hotter than ever. Our biggest _ Leader Lodge and best event of the year is right 3 . _, Developm ent I'm course Of corner. around the 4 Committe e Coiner talking about our Fall Fellowsh ip at 6 ip Fellowsh Fall Camp Currier. At the Fellowsh ip, '7 Brother a Be Arrowm en young and old come together in the spirit of Brotherh ood for a night _and day _of down-ho me, kn~e~.slappin', belly:-lau ghin' good times. Fun,. food, and fellow:sb.iP ls the name of the game . this \ve,~kend as Arrowme n celebrate our lodge by attendin g worksho ps, playing volleyba ll, and dancing in the - spectac ular Lodge Powwow . In -A LEri·E R .FROM THE ' CHIEF Jn 0 .,_ ,: ";\O' �2 2 A JOURNEY FOR ·o N·E , AN ADVENTURE FOR MANY . . · .· -BY: PETER ABELL ARROWMEN ON CAMP STAFF THE FOLLOWING ARROWMEN SERVED THEIR COUNCIL AND LODGE BY SERviNG ON THEIR CAMP' STAFF Carey White ·· Steve Delk Jason Stewart Marcus Green Noel Thompson Paul Prothero Martez Moore ·Jim Boska Robbie Scarbrough Hunter Bailey Brian Leith ., Jeremy Palazola Peter Abell -- Ralph Rosen Brad Stevens Sean Veazie Chip Scttvener Matt Williams Hugh Mallory AndyPeny Paul Martin Steve Edwards John Viser Jon Grizzle Josh Bums Patrick Pension Mike Knight Cameron Woodall Rick Beavers Jay Jones Ken Kimble Chuck Barber Donnie Woodlee Alan Wright Jay-Rosen-" -- - --'--------- - -- E>orr-firinkard Harrison Powers · Clay Shelton Joe Zelinski Jamie Lewts On July, 30, 31 Arrowmen from the Chickasah Lodge set off for the 1994 -National Order of the Arrow Conference at Purdue University. Led by Lodge Chief Ken Kimble, the Lodge competed in 13 different competitions With an impressive showtng in each. The highlights of the Conference were;_ when the OA Jeopardy team composed of Chuck Barber, Alan Wright, and Peter Abell made it to the Regional Finals before losing to. the eventual Winners by one dollar, when Jon Grizzle was awarded the Golden Key Award by a National officer, and when Br.ad Stevens(portraying Allowat Sakima in the Pre-Ordeal Ceremony) __placed tenth.Jn th~_nation. __ _- ~ Brian _Leith, Ralph Rosen, and Michael Knight impressed the nation with the Lodge's impeccable job at Camp Promotions and Unit Elections, Underlined names havereceived theV'igil while Matt King. ""Carter McHanq, , l-::::=======::;:·,·::·i::: :; 'f : :;9_=n=o:::,:r::;::::==:======::::; /Uames Martin, and Chuck "Elvi~" . .The Chic,k,a sah --Thunderbird Barber.showe-d otro1:1r -b ometown pride '. k t the -Founder's Day booth. Also, Official Publ~t!on of the Chickasah Lodge-406 Martez Moore was a drummer in the Order oft~ Ar.r;ow-eoy $Couts of America NOAC band. Chartered bytt,_le,Chickasaw Council. The 1996 NOAC is scheduled to be at Indiana University so put it on Editor- Peter Abell, Lodge Secretary your calendar and plan on attending, -- · - K~n : kimble- Lodge c~iet the Conference With the Lodge, Brad Stevens- Lodge Vice Chief whatever the name may be~ ' Chuck Barber- Lodge Treasurer · Brian Leith- Camp Promotioi;is & Unit Elections Chairman Sean Veatie- Activities & service Chairman Steven Zelinski- Ceremonies Chairman Michael Knight- Indian Affairs Chairman . Andrew Williams- Lodge Historian Noel Thompson & Martez MooreCommunications Chairman WaJter Hoehn-Vigil Chairman �., • 4 • 3 LOQGE · ~~ADER DEVELOPMENT.... WANTS YOU BY:KJ Kimble j Lo ge ea ·e r Development Registration ·{. 1 [ I · L--;:I=========~ ADDRFSS ;" Tired of sitting on your couch l NAME and watching life p~,ss you by? Do you i want to develop your leadership skills ~and run a pro gram you create ; '------'--'------'---'----' yourself? Then get with tl;le .program, ; Cl1Y STZIP the Lodge Leader Development ; ' Program that is. The Lodge Leader : Development Program is a training ~ DISTRICT '------------~ seminar that teaches Arrowmen the ; Circle One elements of being a good L9<fge Officer, ~ORDEAL BROIHERHOOD VIG~ Chapter Officer, or Qpmmtttee ; · Chairman. In just one <:fay you can ; . : learn..all of the tool~ tha,t you need to t ·- · - -- - - -- -- - - -- -- -- - - - - - - -- -- -- - - - - -- - - -- - - -- -- · - · - ·- ·- ·- -- · - -- · - ·- - - •• be .a leader in the OA: The best. part of S d h· b . " . d. . · it ts that it is opeh to any youth en t e a ove .1orµi an your member. Our trumpets have .s ounded $10 to: . Chickasah Lodge LLDP and illstruetors from acro"$s· tlie entire Chickasaw Council- : Southern u'. s ., ··rfom p~~f . Lqcige Boy Scouts of America Ch~efs, Region Chiefs..· ~{9tton 171 S ! ttollywood St. Officers, to National Advisors M!J be Memphis, TN 38112 chargtµg into Memphis, to pass their knowledge on to you. This ts· a . oµc~ in a lifetim.e opportunity a1.1c:l 1fyou.;Wcmt Make checks payable to: to run for an office at the fellowship Chickasah Lodge-406 tJ:,ien your presence ,ts required. The . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - cost is $10 andthe Development Program .~s f9..be held on &epteitjbef 10th at the Camp Currier Go Lightly center from 9am -qpm. I i· ,':• I 1994-Lodge Calendar September 10 Lodge Leader Development 24-25 Fall Fellowship at Camp Cµrrier Yoqr p~sence is requesteq,at the Lodge's year end events. CONGRATULATIQNS TO TROOP 23 '.O N I 00% ,. BROTHERHOOD CONVERSION I+".: •I �: 4 · 4 -:=c=-o-m-m--,..,it,...-t_e__.,e....,_-~~;:;.;..;.:..;.;::;;.:..;.:.,;-;.I.:..:.n.::.:d~ian::;.:;:.:..:A:ffi~arr~·Ls_C _ _onum ___.-tt-ee2 BY: MICHAEL ~IGHT _· C Orner ·•. The Chickasah Lodge Dance Team has been extremely ·busy lately. . We recently danced at St. Columba Camp Pr t• / U •t Episcopal Retreat Center for the kids OffiO lOllS -· ~Ill at Episc,opal ,Day Camp. The kids Elections -· really seeµi~d to enjoy it. The -· Dance BY: BRIAN LEITH _. Team is about to .start meeting again This year has been one of ·t he after NOAC for .. training potential best years in camp Promotions and dancers. If you ..would like . to get Unit Elections. out of the 190 troops involved, contact me at 873-37J5., that the Chickasah Lodge has been Activities. and Civic appointed to serve, over 150 have been Service Committee contacted with over 80 having elections completed this year. The .. BY: SEAN, VEAzIE . District Arrowmen have done an Over the past year, the Service outstanding job this year by dealing committee has been very . busy. Near with the troops in their Districts. the beginning of the year, the There is only about _one month left of committee had. to gather and lead the this years _progra~ and the 100% goal Service Corps for Scou tbase This was is not far from reach. Most Districts a very successful event for the have just a couple-of troops l€ft ~to commiJtee. -and the Lod,ge_._ Then .we con tact before they achieve 100% had to help with the 1993 Family contacted. If your troop hasn't been Banquet. This. turned out to be a vexy contacted about a unit election this successful effort and was good for the year, then con tact your District Lcx:lge. · Arrowmen and tl;ley will make sure one In early 1994 the Activities and is done. Also, if.you would like to help Civic Service committee, with the help out with the Unit Elections/ Camp of the Dance Team, put on a program Promotions next year then attend the for the children. at St. Jude. This fall fellowship and either find me or proved to be a very ·.rewarding c,ome to the committee workshop so experience for evexyone .that took part. Y:Otl,,1c,an ;be part oLthe Untt~Elections1 · At Kia Ktma we helped with getting Camp Promotions team · in 1995. things situated .for :"Various events Thanks to all of you that were part of such as the Fellowships and the the 1994 team, even if you only did Ceremonies. I am-loolµng forward .to a one election, you still made this year vexy successful remaiilder of the year. one of the best in -the Chickasah Team Lodge. · "' ' .,. )~ Smg BY: PETER ABELL ·. -~ The Sing Team has been vexy active this year with numerous performances at . Kia Kima and National experience. at NOAC, where · we were commenqed by a professional Sing Team. · �5 Here It Com es ...... . Arro wme n in Scou t Base '94 ;::,;.;,.~ :, . Action BY: JAMES KIMBLE Scout Base? I love it! It's our Lodge's time to strut our stuff. This year's Scout Base will be better than ever. The Lodge will host a Camp Promotio ns Booth, have a Powwow at our Indian Village, put on the campfire, sell t-shtrts, and move those wonderfu l pick-a-ni ck tables. If you put in some time a patch and t-shirt will be available . Sign up to serve some time with your Brothers . More informat ion is available by calling Chuck Barber at 458-0712 or 3230875. 5 Featµr ing: Ralph Rosen ·..•: BY: PETER ABELL In issues past, this column has strived to recognize .those Arrowme n who have demonst rated unparalle led standard s in service. This issue, The Thunderb ird has ... chosen another outstand ing scout, Ralph .R osen. Ralph is an active 'member of Troop 6 of Memphis . He attended the 1993 National Scouting ·Jambore e where he served as Patrol Leader. Ralph ts a Junior at Christian Brothers High School where . he ts ---- ---- ---- ---- -J active in many extra-cu rricular activities . Ralph is a two-year Kia Kima Aquatics Staff member. He is a Effective January 1, 1995, the District Arrowm en, an honorar y Chickasa h Lodge and Kot Hatachie member of the :rL9dge Exe cu Uve Lodge are merging to form the Commit tee, .': and ea t' Brotherh ood Lodge # 558. All members of the, . : m ember of the Lodg~_., .· former Chtckasa h and Kot Hatachte r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Lodge's will be members of DEAR PETE, Lodge # 558. As you probab-ly_h_a_v_e Last week I went to my scout noticed, there are alot of blanks in this article. ..Where can I learn the meeting only to filld !OU~ that Wtf .µ~d new name to our Lodge," you might uniform inspectio ns that night. I was ask yourself . The new name will first totally bummed . I mean my Decodes be announc ed at the Fall Fellowsh ip are almost the right color green. Isn't , Septemb er 23-:.24 at Camp Currier. So . the sh~ good.. er,iough? · · , · ~tgrted, . , · be th~re .al!<;l fill \JJ -all of tl;le blanks ·tn your life. · Almost 1Class At· Sc'o ut ' '· · · ·· . Lodg e # 558· OA Histor y Quiz 1 Answer to the last question:, Where did E. Urner Goodman go to elementa ry school? Ktnderto n Elementa ry. This issue's question: Where did Carrol A. Edson go to college? Dear. ' Scout, · I · know. where you 're coming from. But you must· remembe r, you were elected into the orqer of .the Arrow partly because of your good leadershi p. Are you betng a good leader to th'!_};Jounger scouts by not setting the exarfij.>l~ and wearing your full class A uniform ·wtth pride and dignity? As an Arrowma n !J5m. set that example. �. .. 6 ITHE CHICKASAHTRQNDERBIRD I i "1994 'FALL FELLOWSH IP REGISTRAT ION .F ORM... .. I -. .. ...,~ :·. 6 September. 24-~-25 Camp ·G~f'.rier ~:~.---E-S-.------i ST'-------., ZIP .---.,_.i. _· ,! . I 1.--: f!fONE# l ·- - ---- ----....--.,D ATE OF BIRTH I ~~~~-i ISTRICTI IYOUTHOor ADULT __ EMBERSHIP STATUS '-. . . .·. . . ORDEAlQ BROTHERH oon[JvIGILD .~ !. : l. . heck Orie !Brotherhood Candidate($25.0Q.) . ,CJ"1ust t~ hear tll~ new Lodge na,me($15.00) · I • ... ,· ~-' ':'' : ' ...... !"- • . The 1994 Fall Fellowship is the first gathering of the Chickasah and . Koi Hatachie Lodges. At the fellowship we will have Committee workshops, athletic competitions, elect the new Lodge Officers, and announce the new Lodge name and totem. All members are ·encouraged to attend. The~e wjll also be a Brotherhood Ceremony on ,. Saturciay night. We will begin promptly at 9,:90am on SaturCiay the . .. . .24th.and try to conclude things by 11.:QOam on Sunday; . . Send Check.s to: Chickasaw Council-, BSA . '." , .171 S. Hollywood St Memphis, TN 38112 · Make Checks Payable to: Chickasah Lodge-406 . .. ..-. . . �..J ,"t ' ~ 7 I I I ', 7 · I THE CHICKASAHTHONDEABIAD I [Brothei"hood Membership-Here's How I What does it all mean? I went to do your membership card or in your hard labor at Kia Kim~ .. anct all I got was handbook). Also, memorize the OA this stinking sash and pocket flap! Surely Officia-1Song, the Admonition, the sign of doubts and questions this severe don't Ordeal membership, and the Arrow run through your mind as you try to sleep · handclasp... __ each night, but it makes sense if you are 2. Advance in your understanding _an _Ordeal member to have questions of the . . Ordeal. Gain a thorough about the Order; it's natural to want''.to :.~ undEfrstanding of the Ordeal through know more about this mysterious and which you h~ve passed. Become familiar sometimes confusing organization. with..The Customs and Traditions of the The best way to get this Qrqea_I given on pages 54-56 of The OA information, that is, to learn and grow as Handbook(1991 ed.) an arrowman is to seal your membership 3. Serve your unit. Retain your in the Order as a Brotherhood registration in Scouting. During your 10member. Becoming a brother is not that month period, strive to fulfill your difficult, and you will benefit from the obligation by continuing and expanding increased knowledge and inspiration the your servfpe to your owri .troop or post. ceremony will bring you. Not only that, the , . ;¢· Plan for s~rvice in your Lodge. Chickasah Lodge will benefit from Retain your registration in· the' Lodge and stronger membership with every new keep your dues paid. Be aware that Brothe,rhQod member. acceptance of Brothe.rhood membership Becoming a Broth~rhood member involves a pledge of service to the Lodge. is relatively easy. And once again this Develop a concrete idea of h.ow you plan year, the Lodge is offering several to fuJfill this pledge. opportunities to complete this key step: at 5. Review your progress. When you the upcoming Orde~J ·work weekend at earnestly feel that you have met the four Kia Kima, and each Thursday night at challenges above, write a letter to the summer camp. That way, you can choose Lodge Secretary. In tllis letter: , which seems more appropriate to your - Explain what you think the summer plans; Obligation means. ,. Either way, the requirements are - Describe how you have been the same. As a preliminary, you must fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or have been an Ordeal member for at least post and in your daily life, and how you ten months. In addition, you must meet have used your understanding of the five challenges before you enter the Ordeal to aid in this service. - Describe your specific plans for Circle of the Brotherhood: 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow giving service in the lodge program. membership. Memorize the Obligation of Bring this letter to the Brotherhood the Order, which you received from with you. Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of SO DON'T DELAY; BECOME A BROTHERHOOD MEMBER NOW! f �. _ . · ·jTH~ CHICKASAATAONDERSIRD I a· SCOUT BASE 1994 · SERVICE. CORPS REGISTRATION " . ··: : . . .. '~ ··./ _NAMEJ...._· _·. -. ________ ··· _·· _·,._ _ _ _ _ _._. . _. _ <.. 1_ .; _ _ . ADDRES~ '--~~-;:::::===========================:;===~ CITY,STATE,ZI P .J....__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..__..._,,_.._---~ CIRCLE: YOUTH ADULT DISTRICT;..._·____________..! MEMBERSHIP STATUS ORDEAL[JBROtHERHOO:bLJVIGIL0 ~ · Ifyol;l lJ.ave any information call Sean Veaz~e at'7.54-9898 ,, · or Sanciy Heckman at 3 77 -3902 .. ,,. -_- CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA · 171 S . Hollywood St. · · Memphis, TN 38112-48g9 ;' f ·- NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID MEMPHIS;TN PERMIT NO. -435 · " ~ ; , ·.r;. , . . . ·· - ·, ~·. r. ·. .. ·-:-~ . C OOOD8601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND ::::1 :1. ::: flL.l.JEFIEL.D MEMP HI S TN 38128 .:•.: ·' ' > ~, ·' � 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 THE CHICKASAH THlJNDERE31FiD _ . Chic~a~h Lodge 406-bA-Chickasaw-Council-BSA. ; ·' . . . . .. : . Fall 1994 - A LEri·ER .FROM THE ' CHIEF Fellow Arrowmen, addition to thes~ events, .• eligible brothers can seal their membCrsh.~P- by attaining Bro~herhood m:~mbership; At the close of the day we Will elect the .. , ; : officers for the new IOdge Jn the As the summer draws· near itS - Chickasaw Council, #558. end the Lodge _ should refl~~t ~~~--:9~ As you can se¢ we have some our accomp}1shments. Camp·.:taitilha-! h.~rd core fun rtght around the corner . near Charleston, MS, had its best , and if you are readlpg this newsletter, SUmpler in years. The staff, whic:ff\vas .then you should · be a 0-. part o( the composeq of Arrowmen representing ,_ spirit. Once agatn, cougr~tulattqns on both Lodges, gave the camp a much an excellent summer' can;iptng SC<lSOn. needed face lift. -In the facilities and in This newsletter is jam-packed of program, Arrowmen made Tallaha the information about our fall activities, best it could be. _ . so take advantage of the cool weather At the "Eagle's Nest"; Kia Ktnia, and chill-out with your brothers. _ A;rrowmen enjoyed a week full of outdoor adventure. The .Chickasah Lodge conducted an Ice Crec:μn social, Brotherhood · ceremony, and a spectacular call-out ceremony each week. Our hard work in the off-season led to a more enjoyable · camping e~pertence for both camper$ arid staff at the Chickasaw Council's camps . . · Although the summer is cooling down, Order of the Arrow excitement is getting hotter than ever. Our biggest and best event of the year is right around the corner. Of course I'm talking about our Fall Fellowship at Camp Currier. At the Fellowship, Arrowmen young and old come together in the spirit of Brotherhood for a night _ and day _ of down-home, kn~e~.slappin', belly:-laughin' good times. Fun,. food, and fellow:sb.iP ls the name of the game . this \ve,~kend as Arrowmen celebrate our lodge by attending workshops, playing volleyball, and dancing in the - spectacular Lodge Powwow. In Your Brother, Ken Kimble " The Chief' .,_ ,: IN TmS ISSUE.· NOAC,NOAC,NOAC Lodge Leader _ Development .. _ , Committee Coiner Fall Fellowship Be a Brother 2 3 4 6 '7 ";\O' 2 A JOURNEY FOR ·oN·E, AN ADVENTURE FOR ARROWMEN ON CAMP STAFF 2 MANY THE FOLLOWING ARROWMEN . . · . · SERVED THEIR COUNCIL AND LODGE -BY: PETER ABELL BY SERviNG ON THEIR CAMP' STAFF On July, 30, 31 Arrowmen from Carey White · · Steve Delk the Chickasah Lodge set off for the Jason Stewart Marcus Green 1994 -National Order of the Arrow Noel Thompson Paul Prothero Conference at Purdue University. Led Martez Moore ·Jim Boska by Lodge Chief Ken Kimble, the Lodge Robbie Scarbrough Hunter Bailey competed in 13 different competitions Brian Leith ., Jeremy Palazola With an impressive showtng in each. Peter Abell -- Ralph Rosen The highlights of the Conference Brad Stevens Sean Veazie were;_ when the OA Jeopardy team Chip Scttvener Matt Williams composed of Chuck Barber, Alan Hugh Mallory AndyPeny Wright, and Peter Abell made it to the Paul Martin Steve Edwards Regional Finals before losing to. the John Viser Jon Grizzle - eventual Winners by one dollar, when Josh Bums Patrick Pension Jon Grizzle was awarded the Golden Mike Knight Cameron Woodall Key Award by a National officer, and Rick Beavers Jay Jones when Br.ad Stevens(portraying Allowat Ken Kimble Chuck Barber Sakima in the Pre-Ordeal Ceremony) Donnie Woodlee Alan Wright __ placed tenth.Jn th~_nation. _ _ _ - ~ Jay-Rosen-" -- - --'------ --- ---- E>orr-firinkard - Brian _Leith, Ralph Rosen, and Harrison Powers · Clay Shelton Michael Knight impressed the nation Joe Zelinski Jamie Lewts with the Lodge's impeccable job at Camp Promotions and Unit Elections, Underlined names havereceived theV'igil while Matt King. ""Carter McHanq,, l-::::=======::;·:,·:::·;i::':ff:::;9=n= o,::::r::;::::==:======::::; /Uames Martin, and Chuck "Elvi~" - . .- Barber.showe-d otro1:1r -bometown pride The Chic,k,asah--Thunderbird '.'.kt the -Founder's Day booth. Also, Official Publ~t!on of the Chickasah Lodge-406 Martez Moore was a drummer in the Order oft~ Ar.r;ow-eoy $Couts of America NOAC band. Chartered bytt,_le,Chickasaw Council. - The 1996 NOAC is scheduled to be at Indiana University so put it on your calendar and plan on attending, the Conference With the - Lodge, whatever the name may be~ Editor- Peter Abell, Lodge Secretary -- · - K~n : kimble- Lodge c~iet Brad Stevens- Lodge Vice Chief ' Chuck Barber- Lodge Treasurer · Brian Leith- Camp Promotioi;is & Unit Elections Chairman Sean Veatie- Activities & service Chairman - Steven Zelinski- Ceremonies Chairman Michael Knight- Indian Affairs Chairman . Andrew Williams- Lodge Historian Noel Thompson & Martez MooreCommunications Chairman WaJter Hoehn-Vigil Chairman • 4 • 3 LOQGE ·~~ADER j Lo ge ea ·er ·{ . DEVELOPMENT.... Development 1 WANTS YOU Registration [ BY:KJ Kimble ; " I · Tired of sitting on your couch l NAME and watching life p~,ss you by? Do you i L--;:I =========~ want to develop your leadership skills ~-ADDRFSS and run a pro gram you create ; '------'--'------'---'----' yourself? Then get with tl;le .program, ; Cl1Y ST ZIP the Lodge Leader Development ; ' Program that is. The Lodge Leader : I Development Program is a training ~ DISTRICT '------------~ seminar that teaches Arrowmen the ; Circle One elements of being a good L9<fge Officer, ~ORDEAL BROIHERHOOD VIG~ Chapter Officer, or Qpmmtttee ; · Chairman. In just one <:fay you can ; . : learn .. all of the tool~ tha,t you need to t ·- · - -- - - -- -- - - -- -- -- - - - - - - -- -- -- - - - - -- - - -- - - -- -- · - · - ·- ·- ·- -- · - -- · - ·- - - •• be .a leader in the OA: The best. part of S d h· b . " . d. . · it ts that it is opeh to any youth en t e a ove .1orμi an your member. Our trumpets have .sounded $10 to: . Chickasah Lodge LLDP and illstruetors from acro"$s· tlie entire Chickasaw Council- : Southern u'.s ., ··rfom p~~f . Lqcige Boy Scouts of America Ch~efs, Region Chiefs .. · ~{9tton 171 S ! ttollywood St. Officers, to National Advisors M!J be Memphis, TN 38112 chargtμg into Memphis, to pass their knowledge on to you. This ts· a. oμc~ in a lifetim.e opportunity a1.1c:l 1fyou. ;Wcmt Make checks payable to: to run for an office at the fellowship Chickasah Lodge-406 tJ:,ien your presence ,ts required. The .---------------cost is $10 andthe Development Program .~s f9 .. be held on &epteitjbef 10th at the Camp Currier Go Lightly center from 9am -qpm. 1994-Lodge Calendar September 10 Lodge Leader Development 24-25 Fall Fellowship at Camp Cμrrier Yoqr p~sence is requesteq,at the Lodge's year end events. i·,':•I CONGRATULATIQNS TO TROOP 23 '.ON I 00% ,. BROTHERHOOD CONVERSION I+".: •I ., : 4 · 4 -:=c=-o-m-m--,..,it,...-t_e__.,e....,_- ~~;:;.;..;.:..;.;::;;.:..;.:.,;-;.I.:..:.n.::.:d~ian::;.:;:.:..:A:ffi~arr~·Ls_C _ onum ____ .-tt-ee2 C BY: MICHAEL ~IGHT _ · Orner ·•. The Chickasah Lodge Dance Team has been extremely ·busy lately. We recently danced at St. Columba " ' .,. ' .. )~ Camp Pr t• / U •t Episcopal Retreat Center for the kids OffiO lOllS -· ~Ill at Episc,opal ,Day Camp. The kids Elections -· really seeμi~d to enjoy it. The -· Dance BY: BRIAN LEITH _ .. Team is about to . start meeting again This year has been one of ·the after NOAC for .. training potential best years in camp Promotions and dancers. If you . would like . to get Unit Elections. out of the 190 troops involved, contact me at 873-37J5., that the Chickasah Lodge has been Activities. and Civic appointed to serve, over 150 have been Service Committee contacted with over 80 having elections completed this year. The .. BY: SEAN, VEAzIE . District Arrowmen have done an Over the past year, the Service outstanding job this year by dealing committee has been very . busy. Near with the troops in their Districts. the beginning of the year, the There is only about _ one month left of committee had. to gather and lead the this years _ progra~ and the 100% goal Service Corps for Scou tbase This was is not far from reach. Most Districts a very successful event for the have just a couple-of troops l€ft ~to commiJtee. -and the Lod,ge_ ._ Then .we con tact before they achieve 100% had to help with the 1993 Family contacted. If your troop hasn't been Banquet. This. turned out to be a vexy contacted about a unit election this successful effort and was good for the year, then con tact your District Lcx:lge. · Arrowmen and tl;ley will make sure one In early 1994 the Activities and is done. Also, if.you would like to help Civic Service committee, with the help out with the Unit Elections/ Camp of the Dance Team, put on a program Promotions next year then attend the for the children. at St. Jude. This fall fellowship and either find me or proved to be a very ·.rewarding c,ome to the committee workshop so experience for evexyone .that took part. Y:Otl ,,1c,an ;be part oLthe Untt ~Elections1 · At Kia Ktma we helped with getting Camp Promotions team · in 1995. things situated . for :"Various events Thanks to all of you that were part of such as the Fellowships and the the 1994 team, even if you only did Ceremonies. I am- loolμng forward .to a one election, you still made this year vexy successful remaiilder of the year. one of the best in -the Chickasah Lodge. · ·. -~ Smg Team BY: PETER ABELL The Sing Team has been vexy active this year with numerous performances at . Kia Kima and National experience. at NOAC, where · we were commenqed by a professional Sing Team. · 5 Here It Comes ...... . Scout Base '94 BY: JAMES KIMBLE Scout Base? I love it! It's our Lodge's time to strut our stuff. This year's Scout Base will be better than ever. The Lodge will host a Camp Promotions Booth, have a Powwow at our Indian Village, put on the campfire, sell t-shtrts, and move those wonderful pick-a-nick tables. If you put in some time a patch and t-shirt will be available. Sign up to serve some time with your Brothers. More information is available by calling Chuck Barber at 458-0712 or 323- 0875. Arrowmen in ;::,;.;,.~ :, .. Action Featμring: Ralph Rosen BY: PETER ABELL · ..• : 5 In issues past, this column has strived to recognize .those Arrowmen who have demonstrated unparalleled standards in service. This issue, The Thunderbird has ... chosen another outstanding scout, Ralph .Rosen. Ralph is an active 'member of Troop 6 of Memphis. He attended the 1993 National Scouting ·Jamboree where he served as Patrol Leader. Ralph ts a Junior at Christian Brothers High School where . he ts -----------------J active in many extra-curricular activities. Lodg # 558 Ralph is a two-year Kia Kima . e · Aquatics Staff member. He is a Effective January 1, 1995, the District Arrowmen, an honorary Chickasah Lodge and Kot Hatachie member of the :rL9dge Exe cu Uve Lodge are merging to form the Committee, .': and ea t' Brotherhood Lodge # 558. All members of the, . ::member of the Lodg~_., .· former Chtckasah and Kot Hatachte r-----------------'- Lodge's will be members of DEAR PETE, Lodge # 558. As you probab-ly_h_a_v_e noticed, there are alot of blanks in this article. ..Where can I learn the new name to our Lodge," you might ask yourself . The new name will first be announced at the Fall Fellowship September 23-:.24 at Camp Currier. So . be th~re .al!<;l fill \JJ -all of tl;le blanks · tn your life. · ' '· · · ·· OA History Quiz 1 Answer to the last question:, Where did E. Urner Goodman go to elementary school? Ktnderton Elementary. This issue's question: Where did Carrol A. Edson go to college? Last week I went to my scout meeting only to filld !OU~ that Wtf .μ~d uniform inspections that night. I was totally bummed. I mean my Decodes are almost the right color green. Isn't the sh~ good.. er,iough? , · · , · ~tgrted, . , · Almost1Class At· Sc'out Dear. ' Scout, · I · know. where you 're coming from. But you must· remember, you were elected into the orqer of .the Arrow partly because of your good leadership. Are you betng a good leader to th'!_};Jounger scouts by not setting the exarfij.>l~ and wearing your full class A uniform ·wtth pride and dignity? As an Arrowman !J5m. set that example. . . . 6 I - .. i . ... ,~ :· . I THE CHICKASAHTRQNDERBIRD I "1994 'FALL FELLOWSHIP REGISTRATION .FORM . .. .. September. 24-~-25 Camp · G~f'.rier 6 l ~:~.---E-S-. ------i ST' -------., ZIP .---. ,_.i. · ,- ·- - ---- ! . f!f ONE# 1.--: ----....--.,DATE OF BIRTH I I ~~~~-i ISTRICTI IYOUTHOor ADULT __ EMBERSHIP STATUS '- . . . .·. . . ORDEAlQ BROTHERHoon[JvIGILD . ~ !. : l. . heck Orie I !Brotherhood Candidate($25.0Q.) . ,CJ"1ust t~ hear tll~ new Lodge na,me($15.00) · • ,· ~-' ' ...... !"- • ... ':'' : . The 1994 Fall Fellowship is the first gathering of the Chickasah and . Koi Hatachie Lodges. At the fellowship we will have Committee workshops, athletic competitions, elect the new Lodge Officers, and announce the new Lodge name and totem. All members are ·encouraged to attend. The~e wjll also be a Brotherhood Ceremony on ,. Saturciay night. We will begin promptly at 9,:90am on SaturCiay the . .. .. . 24th.and try to conclude things by 11.:QOam on Sunday; . . Send Check.s to: Chickasaw Council-, BSA Make Checks Payable to: . '." ,, .171 S. Hollywood St Chickasah Lodge-406 Memphis, TN 38112 · .. . . ..-. . .. I .. J ,"t ' I I ~ 7 · I THE CHICKASAHTHONDEABIAD I ', 7 [Brothei"hood Membership-Here's How I What does it all mean? I went to do your membership card or in your hard labor at Kia Kim~ .. anct all I got was handbook). Also, memorize the OA this stinking sash and pocket flap! Surely Officia-1 Song, the Admonition, the sign of doubts and questions this severe don't Ordeal membership, and the Arrow run through your mind as you try to sleep · handclasp ... __ each night, but it makes sense if you are 2. Advance in your understanding _ an _ Ordeal member to have questions of the ... Ordeal. Gain a thorough about the Order; it's natural to want''.to :.~ undEfrstanding of the Ordeal through know more about this mysterious and which you h~ve passed. Become familiar sometimes confusing organization. with .. The Customs and Traditions of the The best way to get this Qrqea_I given on pages 54-56 of The OA information, that is, to learn and grow as Handbook(1991 ed.) an arrowman is to seal your membership 3. Serve your unit. Retain your in the Order as a Brotherhood registration in Scouting. During your 10- member. Becoming a brother is not that month period, strive to fulfill your difficult, and you will benefit from the obligation by continuing and expanding increased knowledge and inspiration the your servfpe to your owri .troop or post. ceremony will bring you. Not only that, the , . f ;¢· Plan for s~rvice in your Lodge. Chickasah Lodge will benefit from Retain your registration in· the' Lodge and stronger membership with every new keep your dues paid. Be aware that Brothe,rhQod member. acceptance of Brothe.rhood membership Becoming a Broth~rhood member involves a pledge of service to the Lodge. is relatively easy. And once again this Develop a concrete idea of h.ow you plan year, the Lodge is offering several to fuJfill this pledge. opportunities to complete this key step: at 5. Review your progress. When you the upcoming Orde~J ·work weekend at earnestly feel that you have met the four Kia Kima, and each Thursday night at challenges above, write a letter to the summer camp. That way, you can choose Lodge Secretary. In tllis letter: , which seems more appropriate to your - Explain what you think the summer plans; Obligation means. , .. Either way, the requirements are - Describe how you have been the same. As a preliminary, you must fulfilling this Obligation in your troop or have been an Ordeal member for at least post and in your daily life, and how you ten months. In addition, you must meet have used your understanding of the five challenges before you enter the Ordeal to aid in this service. Circle of the Brotherhood: - Describe your specific plans for 1. Memorize the signs of Arrow giving service in the lodge program. membership. Memorize the Obligation of Bring this letter to the Brotherhood the Order, which you received from with you. Allowat Sakima (printed on the back of SO DON'T DELAY; BECOME A BROTHERHOOD MEMBER NOW! ··: ··./ . _ .. · ·jTH~ CHICKASAATAONDERSIRD I SCOUT BASE 1994 · SERVICE. CORPS REGISTRATION . : . . . . " '~ a · _NAMEJ...._ · · .. -. ________ ·· · _· ,. _____ .. .. _. _ < .. 1___..; ADD RES~ '--~~-;:::::===========================:;===~ CITY,STATE,ZIP .J...._ ________ _..__..._,,_.._---~ CIRCLE: YOUTH ADULT DISTRICT;..._· ________ ____..! MEMBERSHIP STATUS ORDEAL[JBROtHERHOO:bLJVIGIL0 ~ · Ifyol;l lJ.ave any information call Sean Veaz~e at'7.54-9898 ,, · or Sanciy Heckman at 3 77 -3902 CHICKASAW COUNCIL BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA · 171 S . Hollywood St. · · Memphis, TN 38112-48g9 ;' f ·- · " ~ ; .. ·-:-~ . C OOOD8601 01 L VINCE SUTHERLAND ::::1 :1. :::: flL.l.JEFIEL.D MEMP HI S TN 38128 .. ,,. -_- , ·.r;. , . . . 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1994 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 1994 (Fall) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Ahoalan-Nachpikin Lodge Camp Tallaha Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Kia Kima Staff Koi Hatachie Lodge Newsletter Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/a252878321398268abb30fb1d7bfb39f.pdf 0114b780434657114b172925c032fd9d PDF Text Text NARRATION : THE N~TAMI AS DCNE BY CHAPTER LARGE GROUP DANCE A~;y I~ A F'R\GRAM PI CTL1RING AN ALL INDIAN POW w'OW At\ ALL GIVEN OKLAHOMA TPIBE It: 1977. H~DIAK POW 1:.'0W IK MODERN TIY.ES IS SfONSCRED BY ONE TRIBE , USUALLY AT THEIR TRIBA L GROUNDS , AND IS OPEK TO ALL ·DANCERS IN PROPEF DRESS, REXJARDLESS CF 7HEIR TRIBAL AFFILIATION. ACTUAL POW HOW, ;ou AS HAPPENS IN A~ 1t.'ILL SEE DIFFEREl\T STYLES CF TRIBAL DRESS , ALL DANCTI\G TOGSTHSR , AND YOU \I.JI LL SEE DAKCERS WITH ALL DEXIREES CF SKILL - FRC'M THE VERY BEST TO THE VERY EffilNNER . 1 OUR SINGERS WILL HAVE THREE SCNGS , THE FIPST BEING THE FLAG SONG , DURING tlHICH THE DA.~CSPS DURIP'J 1·F:'1IC H THE U.'DIAN DISPLAY EMOTIONS, WAP PIO R, TrE SECrr-.rn SCNG WILL BE A WAR DANCE , HILL PARADE IN ' FOLLOWING TH".: FLAG. on ON!" OF HAPPINESS Fr·R 1:!EETHE~ IT BE A DANCE OF SORROW FOR A FAl!:..EN A GREAT BATTLE VICTCRY. VSTERANS SONG , SU !G IN HONOR OF ONE CF C'UR THE FTNAL srNG IS TPE CH!\P'I'~ M~BEP.S NOH SERVING ON ACTIVE DUTY. SOURCES OF TNF0RMATI0N TO AUTPENTICATE THIS PORTRAYAL (' f A POW 1. THE SONGS ARS PONCA SOt\GS , Li;-ARJ.:ED FRr~ ~F.l~ERS 11f:\':1 ARE : CF Tl!':' S . E. H\DIAK HOBBYIST , ASSCCIATION AT T!·m • 77 AREA n",{' CONCLAVE , AND FR01 A CANYm: RECORD Cl''MFANY RFCORDil'G OF THE JOHN KNIFECHIEF PONCA srNGERS . 2 . THE PRCXiRAX FCLLOfJSO , AND DAt:CES DO .E MEMBERS OF OUR CHliPI'ER OF .POW ·,rows ~.'ERE LSAru;ED BY PERSC 1 AL OBSERVATION SY LISTED ,. ALCNG WITH fERSONAL CCNVERSATIONS BY MEMBEF.S OF OUR CHAPTER WITi' THE CHIEFS CF EACH OF THE TRIBES . CHEROKEE ALL INDIAN POW \..CW OSAGE WAR DANCES PAWNEE ALL INDIAN POW WOW QUAJ-'AW ALL INDIAN POW WGW TAHLSQUAH , OK . PA'WHUSKA , OK. PAWNEE , OK. ~Pt.PAW , OK . .. OUR POP.TRAYAL OF AN ALL INDIAN POW h{)W IS A DEPARTURF FRCM "!'HE USUAL STORY DMCES , BUT SINCE NATIONAL crUNCIL rs MC'ST CONTESTS WITHIN CUR 0R0i:'R ARE •0•..r FOl.J \t,C" STYLE , :JF FEEL OUR PORTRAYAL KEEPING WITH MCDERN TRENDS . SINC~ STRESSING AUTHENTIC PERFORMANCES BY OUR OR1J8R , AND FUFTHER , IN TlfE CC~!VE?SATION~ rs IN WITH THE CHIEFS C'F THE . FOUR TRIBES ABOVS NAMED, THEY ALL STRESSED n'E FACT , IN DIFFERENT W0RDS , BUT MEANING "IF SCC'UT~ 11 ARE GC'ING TC' B".: INDIAr DANCERS , DRESS A:"'J nA CS AS WE 00 NOTE TC' JUDGES : IF TH'SRE SESMS TO BE CONFUSION , AND I ACK OF CC'RRECT S"MF. CA~E , THIS 1:, PLAKNED , T" F"LlCW ..,Hi:' l Al-P.iW ('f A' ACTUAL PROCt"OUR~"S row wrw. IN �OFENING SETTI :m : BEFORE NARFATION STARTS , DAN~ERS , HONOR GUARD At\D DRGMKEEPER ~HI'IH DRUM) ARE ALL TOGETHER , ABOUT 25 YARDS AWAY FRI.Jr. AREt4A , ON SIDE OPPO$IrF. LAIGEST GROUP OF AUDIENCE. ALL SU:GERS ARE SEATED AROUND CIRCI E IN CENTER OF ARFNA . ACRUSS ARENA FRCM JUDG~ , FACING JUDGE~ • Y./C .l"'OW~-K:JWCHAIRMAN SSATED AT Lk' FT OF ~~IC . THREE Ell>TY CHAIRS Ar-:D l' LAG HClDER PLACED TO RIGHT OF 'M/C . SURROUNDING THE DANCE AREA . LOOt:ING A~:o SEATED AT SPOT ARENA DIREX::TrR WJ..LKING AROUND BENCHES It\ CIRCLE AR~A INSIDE BE.:CHES , ACT"!t\G IMPORTANT , Y.EEPING EVERYONE OFF B!'NC!!ES AND CUT OF ARENA . WATER TE!-.1DER SEATED IN CHAIR , OUTSIDE EEl'CHES , FACING M/C . GIVE AWAY ITEJ-~S PLACED WHIP MAN STANDING IN ARE~A , C'N JUDGE~ SIDE , FAC I NG ?1./C . Ut:UER Y /C CHAIR . BLA?:KET TO SPREAD ~uRING ',o/AR DA!\CE UNDU. FLAG BEARER ' S CP.AIR. NARRATICN , Tf.EN AT ONCE WHEN f-:ARRATIC'N EKDS , f'RCXJRA?-' STARTS : PROGRAM i-:.c. I ·.·JOULD l.It'F TC START CUR,PR(XjRAM TC OPEh OUR PO'.•! \·~W ·.-.'ITH THE I~VOC.ATION . m Ct.Ll!KG VIC£ Ct.:IEF m. VICE CHIEF DOUG DUtCAN nm:ct.t: IS SFRVIKG AS THE CHAIR: :.N CF OUR FIRST ,:ET AMI CLAN , CHICKASAH TRIBE ALL INDIAN POW ',.fJW . DUNCAN ALL PLEASE P.OW YCUR HEADS --"OUR FATHER , ~·TE ASK YOUR BLESSING CN THIS GATHERING WE THANK YCU FOR THE BROrHEP.HOOD . OPPORTU?GT'~ TC' USE YOU R LAND './HILE FUF.THERING THE CAUSE OF PROTE£T THE MEY.BERS OF CUR FA 'ILY \'!'HO ARE .'OT i/ITH US TODAY , A~1D GUIDE \ US FCREVER TO 00 M. C. T~ •. .'ILL. AMEK " OUR PEOPLE WEICO?'E YOU TC OUR ~E'l'AM I ALL INDIAN PC':/ \.IJW •• • ••WHERS ~ THS DRUM, CAN Ct~E CF YOU sj JNGl<'RS FIIJD T!-iE DRUM? HELPU'G CUTL"R CARRY IT) . (BC't\D G0ES Tr DRUM AND STARTS IN WITr DRW. , HE !1AVr;- DAt'CERS HERE FR(W MA:n' TRIBES OF CUR PEOPLE, At;n 'dE H0 °E All '.·:ILL Et\JOY THE DANCES . •••u•cAN :-" ?tEONF GET T!iE DRUY.KEEPErt HSRE , SC' WE CAN S"' ART THE DANCES. ( ~t;n ~ CU':'LFR SET DR' r. UP IN A?.u:A) FLAG ~C'NG , ANO WE ASV 'l'HAT ALL STAND AND PAY R~S PEC T T CUR FIRS:' srNG WTLL BE THE C'UR FLAG 1)r'Rii\G THE ENTIRE SC G. FLAG SCNG (AT START ~F FLAG ~nKG , FLAGKEF.PER AND T\-l' HCNOR GUARDS &~TER ARENA, PARAD E �CLOCKVJISE AROUND AREl\A ONE TIM~ , GC TC FLAG HC I.DER , PLACE FLAG IN HOWER, AA:> ALL THREE SALUTE FLAG TILL SONG ENDS) HOLDER, TH~ (DAt~CERS IN TV.OS f( LLCW FLAG UNTIL SET IN C<'NTINUE AROUKD CIRCLE, SCA'ITERU:G ARC!Th'D AR~A TC STAND n; FRONT OF A BENCH , FACE FLAG , PLACE HAND OVER HEART , At!D STA~D AT Alr:!l\TICK TILL SCNG ~DS . ) 1'~.C . ITS GCCD TO SEE Sl1CH A ?\ICE TURNCUT CF DA};CERS AND ~PECTATORS. I WANT TO I?\TRC'DUCE SCME CF CUR PEOPLE WHO ·.-JILL HELP MAKE CUR DAt-.CING ?-!ORE ENJOYABLE: (DRW. BOLL AFTER EACH NAME , PERSC~: INTRODUCED STAlv"DS AND WAVES TO AUDIENCE) HEAD SINGER DAVID BC'ND DRUMKEEPER JEFF CUTLER ARENA DIRECTOR WHIP MAN BARRY WHEELER FLAG FEARER J0HN CRABB TAIL DAt:CERS CARL HART, DAVID MC CRINDLE , KYLE C"DIORNE , JIMY.Y TYLER HEAD MA?\ DANCER BILL JENt-:INGS I M. C. (CC'.t\TINUES AF':'i;-R U:TFOCUCTION~) IS 9°NE IN scRq('R FOR A FALlEK AS IS ruR cu:roxt, OUR FIR::JT DANCS 11!ILL BE A WAR DM;CE. VET~RAN , THIS DANCE OP. IN HAPrINESS F0R A GR7 AT VICTC'RY IN BATTLE . THE BLANKET ~-.'ILL EE SPREAD DURING 'I'P.IS DANCE (FLAG BEARER AND HONOR GUARD SPREAD BLANKET I NSIDE ARENA , OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE CF DANCERS THAT DANCING , AND NEAREST THE GREATEST NUMBER C'F A'!JDIEl~C-;:) wn.L BE THE SINGERS HAVE TO EAT TOO ) AND HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY F0R ALL DANCERS AND TO THlS FH;E GROUP CF SINGERS . ~PSCTATOPS TO SHOH THEIR APPRSCI{\TICN ( WHILE HE IS TALKING AOCVE , ECND GOES TC M. C. A.MD I' v.'HISPFRS IN HIS :AR) . 'AHAT A GREAT GESTURE?!? \UR HEAD ~INGER HAS JUST TOLD ME: THAT ALL Y.ONEY COLLECTED WILL BE DONATED TC CUR TRIBAL OF OUR PRCGRAM GUESTS AT THF ANNUAL FATHER SC~ FU~m TO HEIP PAY THE EXP2NSES BANQUET ON NOV . 18th THIS YEAR. THIS MAKE.5 C'UR BLANKET MCRE Y.EAl INGFUL, AKD WE HOPE BECAUSE CF THIS, ALL OF YOU WILL DIG DEEPER. (B£FCRE PRCGRA~i STARTS , FIND THREE SHILLS IN AUDI~CE TO START CCNTPIBUTIONS ) WAR DArCE STARTS --~HEAD DANCER STARTS DANCING CLCCKWISE, At-.'D ALL BUT - - - - - - - JOIN Th AFTER HE HA~ TAKEN A FEW STF.PS . AND WHEELER GETS UP AND ~------~ GGF.~ T0 TVK'l APOVE, AND URGES THF'M TC DANCF. * THF.Y START AF'Tr.-n URGING ) �• (AFTER WAR DANCE Il>'DED , CRABB AND HONOR GUARD PICK UP BLANKET AND TAKE TO ¥..C ., ~mo LK~VES IT THSRE UNTIL AFT~R PRCGRAM OVER) WASN ' T THAT A Y..C . ·FOR THIS TH~E MA?\ DANC""'R. FIK~ DANCE. . .. WZ tlCV CALL CN RCBERT JENNIKGS , WHO HAS ASKED FOR !\ GIVE AWAY IN HC NOR 0F HIS BROTHER , BILL, '•\''HO IS SERVING AS HEAD BILL, :·.r:ILL YOU CC'l-'E AND STAND BY YC"'UR BROTHER h'HILr.: HE DOES THE GIVE AWAY '.-!ATEP. FR THE SINGSRS PLEASE, WILL SC'Y.IDNE BRn:G ·:/ATER frR THE SINGERS A\""C THESE FINE SINGERS C \N BE '.lETTil\G THEIR 1:!HISTlE WE ARE HAVING THE GIVE AWAY . \·frill~ !)~~:CERS AND BE GETTING READY FCR CUR FINAL SONG . (WATER TSNDER TAKES PUCKFT , FIRST TO SINGERS , AND THEN TO DAt\CERS SEATED CN B~lCHES) ROBERT JENNI~S BRCTHfRS OF THE NET.AMI CLAN OF THE CHICKASAH TRIBE , OUR FAMILY IS TCDAY HCNCRED BY YC'UR CHOOSING MY BROTHER AS THE HEAD MAN DAKCER . FAl'ILY IN T IS GIVE AWAY BECAUSE 0UR CUSTOM MY FATHER IS TCO OLD TO ENTER THE ARENA. WELL, AND B~CAUSE C'F THIS I ASK I RFPRESENT OUR DOES NC:T ALLOW JM:'MFN TO TAKE PART, AND MY BROTHER HAS SERVID HIS CLAN AND HIS TRIBS THE FC'LLOWING TO CC'ME INTC' THE ARE!\A M:D RECEIVE , THEIR GIVE AWAY . THr.-SE ARE THE PEOPLE HE WI SH TO HONOR: Jk.:FF UIYER******TP.IBAL POW \·lO'tl CHAIRMAK t-:R. MAP'ITm:E** **TRIBAL PO'.' W:'W ADVISOR lt.P . TCM Y.OORE***GrVl<'R.\o/.ENT AGENT FOR otm TRIBE MR. T0Y. Y.CGUIRE*TRIBAL ADVISOR CHIEF J IM STRIC KLAND****CHIEF CF CHICKASAH 10DGE (IF SC~EC'NE NOT PRESENT TC RECEIVE GIFT , RETURN GIFT TC M.C . ) WHAT A GPSAT TRADITION AMCNG CUR PEOPLE IS THE GIVE AWAY . M. C. OUR FIXAL Sot\G IS THE VITTERANS SC'NG , HONORING GLEK GAGE , ONE CF THE GREAT ¥.EY.FF'RS 0F CUR KETA~'I 'cuN;;OF THF: CHICKASAH rrnIBE' WHO IS NOW SERVING C'UR crUNTRY ON ACTIVE DUTY WI Til THE AIR GLF,N WEARS THE VIGIL HCNOP IN CUR TRIBE , AKC HAS SERVED IN MANY CFFICES OF FORCE. HOKOR n OUR BRCTHFmIOOD . T,.., BSC,..,ME /\ WARRICR. HE IS FURTHt:'RING THE TRADITIC'~; CF CUR PEOPLE EY VOLUNTEER!? - TO TEOSE OF YOU IN OUR AUDIENCE THAT ARE NOT FAMILIAR 1.•TITH OUR CUSTOXS, IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR YOU TO STAND . THOSE DAhCERS 'WHC HiVE DANCED \IITH HIM . THF HONCR TC' GLEN IS GIVEN ONLY BY. IF GUN' S PARSNTS ARE IN THE THEY x:xr£ STAND ~EE WHIL '.. THEIR SON IS BEU:G HC'NORED. AUDIENC~', WILL (AFTER HEAD DA~CER STSI'S OUT , ALL DANCERS THAT HAVE DANCEB WITH GLEN STEP FOR.TARD ASC::UT THREr£ STEPS , FACE THE DRUM,HE.~OVE !!£AD CfWEHING, llC' LD IN LEFT HAND, AND VERY S()FTIY KEP'P TIME TC' DRUM ) r.. THANY Y<ll FCH COMIN~ • rHIS ENDS OUH l'O':!•r.DW, At\D HAVE A SAFE TRIP HOME . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document NARRATION : THE N~TAMI CHAPTER LARGE GROUP DANCE I ~ A F'R\GRAM P I CTL1RING AN ALL INDIAN POW w'OW AS DCNE BY A~;y GIVEN OKLAHOMA TPIBE It: 1977 . At\ ALL H~DIAK POW 1:.'0W IK MODERN TIY.ES IS SfONSCRED BY ONE TRIBE , USUALLY AT THEIR TRIBA L GROUNDS , AND IS OPEK TO ALL ·DANCERS IN PROPEF DRESS, REXJARDLESS CF 7HEIR TRIBA L AF FILIATION. AS HAPPENS IN A~ ACTUAL POW HOW , ;ou 1t.'ILL SEE DIFFEREl\T STYLES CF TRIBAL DRESS , ALL DANCTI\G TOGSTHSR , AND YOU \I.JI LL SEE DAKCERS WITH ALL DEXIREES CF SKILL - FRC'M THE VERY BEST TO THE VERY EffilNNER. OUR SINGERS WILL HA VE THREE SCNGS , THE FIPST BEING THE FLAG SONG , DURING 1tlHICH THE DA.~CSPS HILL PARADE IN ' FOLLOWING TH".: FLAG. TrE SECrr-.rn SCNG WILL BE A WAR DANCE , DURIP'J 1·F:'1 IC H THE U.'DIAN DISPLAY EMOTIONS, 1:!EETHE~ IT BE A DANCE OF SORROW FOR A FAl!:..EN WAP PIO R, on ON!" OF HAPPINESS Fr·R A GREAT BATTLE VICTCRY. THE FTNAL srNG IS TPE VSTERANS SONG , SU !G IN HONOR OF ONE CF C'UR CH!\P'I'~ M~BEP.S NOH SERVING ON ACTIVE DUTY. SOURCES OF TNF0RMA TI0N TO AUTPENTICATE THIS PORTRAYAL ('f A POW 11f:\':1 ARE : 1. THE SONGS ARS PONCA SOt\GS , Li;-ARJ.:ED FRr~ ~F.l~ERS CF Tl!':' S . E. H\DIAK HOBBYIST , ASSCCIATION AT T!·m • 77 AREA n",{' CONCLAVE , AND FR01 A CANYm: RECORD Cl''MFANY RFCORDil'G OF THE JOHN KNIFECHIEF PONCA srNGERS . 2 . THE PRCXiRAX FCLLOfJSO , AND DAt:CES DO .E ~.'ERE LSAru;ED BY PERSC 1 AL OBSERVATION SY MEMBERS OF OUR CHliPI'ER OF .POW ·,rows LISTED ,. ALCNG WITH fERSON AL CCNVERSATIONS BY MEMBEF.S OF OUR CHAPTER WITi' THE CHIEFS CF EACH OF THE TRIBES . CHEROKEE ALL INDIAN POW \..CW OSAGE WAR DANCES PAWNEE ALL INDIAN P OW WOW QUAJ-'AW ALL INDIAN POW WGW TAHLSQUAH , OK . PA'WHUSKA , OK . PAWNEE , OK. ~Pt.PAW , OK . .. OUR POP.TRAYAL OF AN ALL INDIAN POW h{)W IS A DEPARTURF FRCM "!'HE USUAL STORY DMCES , BUT SINCE NA TIONAL crUNCIL rs STRESSING AUTHENTIC PERFORMANCES BY OUR OR1J8R , AND SINC~ MC'ST CONTESTS WITHIN CUR 0R0i:'R ARE •0• .. r FOl.J \t,C" STYLE , :JF FEEL OUR PORTRAYAL rs IN KEEPING WITH MCDERN TRENDS . FUFTHER , IN TlfE CC~!VE?SATION~ WITH THE CHIEFS C'F THE . FOUR TRIBES ABOVS NAMED, THEY ALL STRESSED n'E FACT , IN DIFFERENT W0RDS , BUT MEANING " IF SCC'UT~ ARE GC'ING TC' B".: INDIAr DANCERS , DRESS A:"'J nA CS AS WE 00 11 NOTE TC' JUDGES : IF TH'SRE SESMS TO BE CONFUSION , AND I ACK OF CC'RRECT PROCt"OUR~"S IN S"MF. CA~E , THIS 1:, PLAKNED , T" F"LlCW ..,Hi:' l Al-P.iW ('f A' ACTUAL row wrw . OFENING SET TI :m : BEFORE NARFATION STARTS , DAN~ERS , HONOR GUARD At\D DRGMKEEPER ~HI'IH DRUM) ARE ALL TOGETHER , ABOUT 25 YARDS AWAY FRI.Jr. AREt4A , ON SIDE OPPO$IrF. LAIGEST GROUP OF AUDIENCE. ALL SU:GERS ARE SEATED AROUND CIRCI E IN CENTER OF ARFNA . Y./C SEATED AT SPOT ACRUSS ARENA FRCM JUDG~ , FACING JUDGE~ • .l"'OW~-K:JWCHAIRMAN SSATED AT Lk' FT OF ~~IC . THREE Ell>TY CHAIRS Ar-:D l' LAG HClDER PLACED TO RIGHT OF 'M/C . BENCHES It\ CIRCLE SURROUNDING THE DANCE AREA . ARENA DIREX::TrR WJ..LKING AROUND AR~A INSIDE BE.:CHES , LOOt:ING A~:o ACT"!t\G IMPORTANT , Y.EEPING EVERYONE OFF B!'NC!!ES AND CUT OF ARENA . WATER TE!-.1DER SEATED IN CHAIR , OUTSIDE EEl'CHES , FACING M/C . GIVE AWAY ITEJ-~S PLACED Ut:UER Y /C CHAIR . WHIP MAN STANDING IN ARE~A , C'N JUDGE~ SIDE , FAC I NG ?1./C . BLA?:KET TO SPREAD ~uRING ',o/AR DA!\CE UNDU. FLAG BEARER ' S CP.AIR . NARRATICN , Tf.EN AT ONCE WHEN f-:ARRATIC'N EKDS , f'RCXJRA?-' STARTS : PROGRAM i-:.c . I ·.·JOULD l.It'F TC START CUR,PR(XjRAM m Ct.Ll!KG m. VICE CHIEF DOUG DUtCAN TC OPEh OUR PO'.•! \·~W ·.-.'ITH THE I~VOC.ATION . VIC£ Ct.:IEF nm:ct.t: IS SFRVIKG AS THE CHAIR: :.N CF OUR FIRST ,:ET AMI CLAN , CHICKASAH TRIBE ALL INDIAN POW ',.fJW . DUNCAN ALL PLEASE P.OW YCUR HEADS --"OUR FATHER , ~·TE ASK YOUR BLESSING CN THIS GATHERIN G WE THANK YCU FOR THE OPPORTU?GT'~ TC' USE YOU R LAND './HILE FUF.THERING THE CAUSE OF BROrHEP.HOOD . PROTE£T THE MEY.BERS OF CUR FA 'ILY \'!'HO ARE .'OT i/ITH US TODAY , A~1D GUIDE \ US FCREVER TO 00 T~ • .... 'ILL . AMEK " M. C. OUR PEOPLE WEICO?'E YOU TC OUR ~E'l'AM I ALL INDIAN PC':/ \.IJW •• • ••WHERS ~ THS DRUM, CAN Ct~E CF YOU sj JNGl<'RS FIIJD T!-iE DRUM? (BC't\D G0ES Tr DRUM AND STARTS IN WITr DRW. , HELPU'G CUTL"R CARRY IT) . HE !1AVr;- DAt'CERS HERE FR(W MA:n' TRIBES OF CUR PEOPLE, At;n 'dE H0 °E All '.·:ILL Et\JOY THE DANCES . •••u•cAN :-"?tEONF GET T!iE DRUY.KEEPErt HSRE , SC' WE CAN S"' ART THE DANCES. ( ~t;n ~ CU':'LFR SET DR' r. UP IN A?.u:A) CUR FIRS:' srNG WTLL BE THE FLAG ~C'NG , ANO WE ASV 'l'HAT ALL STAND AND PAY R~S PEC T T C'UR FLAG 1)r'Rii\G THE ENTIRE SC G . FLAG SCNG (AT START ~ F FLAG ~nKG , FLAGKEF.PER AND T\-l' HCNOR GUARDS &~TER ARENA, PARAD E CLOCKVJISE AROUND AREl\A ONE TIM~ , GC TC FLAG HC I.DER , PLACE FLAG IN HOWER, AA:> ALL THREE SALUTE F LAG TILL SONG ENDS) (DAt~CERS IN TV.OS f( LLCW FLAG UNTIL SET IN HOLDER, TH~ C<'NTINUE AROUKD CIRCLE , SCA'ITERU:G ARC!Th'D AR~A TC STAND n; FRONT OF A BENCH , FACE FLAG , PLACE HAND OVER HEART , At!D STA~D AT Alr:!l\TICK TILL SCNG ~DS . ) 1'~.C . ITS GCCD TO SEE Sl1CH A ?\ICE TURN CUT CF DA};CERS AND ~PECTATORS. I WANT TO I?\TRC'DUCE SCME CF CUR PEOP LE WHO ·.-JILL HELP MAKE CUR DAt-.CING ?-!ORE ENJOYABLE: (DRW. BOLL AFTER EACH NAME , PERSC~: INTRODUCED STAlv"DS AND WAVES TO AUDIENCE) HEAD SINGER DAVID BC'ND DRUMKEEPER JEFF CUTLER ARENA DIRECTOR WHIP MAN BARRY WHEELER FLAG FEARER J0HN CRABB TAIL DAt:CERS CARL HART, DAVID MC CRINDLE , KYLE C"DIORNE , JIMY.Y TYLER HEAD MA?\ DANCER BILL JENt-:INGS I M. C . (CC'.t\TINUES AF':'i;-R U:TFOCUCTION~) OUR FIR::JT DANCS 11!ILL BE A WAR DM;CE. THIS DANCE IS 9°NE IN scRq('R FOR A FALlEK VET~RAN , OP. IN HAPrINESS F0R A GR7 AT VICTC'RY IN BATTLE . AS IS ruR cu:roxt, THE BLANKET ~-.'ILL EE SPREAD DURING 'I'P.IS DANCE (FLAG BEARER AND HONOR GUARD SPREAD BLANKET I NSIDE ARENA , OUTSIDE THE CIRCLE CF DANCERS THAT wn.L BE DANCING , AND NEAREST THE GREATEST NUMBER C'F A'!JDIEl~C-;:) THE SINGERS HAVE TO EAT TOO ) AND HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY F0R ALL DANCERS AND ~PSCTATOPS TO SHOH THEIR APPRSCI{\TICN TO THlS FH;E GROUP CF SINGERS . ( WHILE HE IS TALKING AOCVE , ECND GOES TC M. C. A.MD I' v.'HISPFRS IN HIS :AR) . 'AHAT A GREAT GESTURE ?!? \UR HEAD ~INGER HAS JUST TOLD ME: THAT ALL Y.ONEY COLLECTED WILL BE DONATED TC CUR TRIBAL FU~m TO HEIP PAY THE EXP2NSES OF OUR PRCGRAM GUESTS AT THF ANNUAL FATHER SC~ BANQUET ON NOV . 18th THIS YEAR. THIS MAKE.5 C'UR BLANKET MCR E Y.EAl INGFUL, AKD WE HOPE BECAUSE CF THIS, ALL OF YOU WILL DIG DEEPER . (B£FCRE PRCGRA~i STARTS , FIND THREE SHILLS IN AUDI~CE TO START CC NTPIBUTIONS ) WAR DArCE STARTS --~HEAD DANCER STARTS DANCING CLCCKWISE, At-.'D ALL BUT -------- AND JOIN Th AFTER HE HA~ TAKEN A FEW STF.PS . WHEELER GETS UP AND ~------~ GGF.~ T0 TVK'l APOVE, AND URGES THF'M TC DANCF. * THF.Y START AF'Tr.-n URGING ) • (AFTER WAR DANCE Il>'DED , CRABB AND HONOR GUARD PICK UP BLANKET AND TAKE TO ¥..C ., ~mo LK~VES IT THSRE UNTIL AFT~R PRCGRAM OVER) Y..C . WASN ' T THAT A FIK~ DANCE. . .. WZ tlCV CALL CN RCBERT JENNIKGS , WHO HAS ASKED ·FOR THIS TH~E FOR !\ GIVE AWAY IN HC NOR 0F HIS BROTHER , BILL, '•\''HO IS SERVING AS HEAD MA?\ DANC""'R . BILL , :·.r:ILL YOU CC'l-'E AND STAND BY YC"'UR BROTHER h'HILr.: HE DOES THE GIVE AWAY '.-!ATEP. FR THE SINGSRS PLEASE, WILL SC'Y.IDNE BRn:G ·:/ATER frR THE SINGERS A\""C !)~~:CERS \·frill~ WE ARE HAVING THE GIVE AWAY . THESE FINE SINGERS C \N BE '.lETTil\G THEIR 1:!HISTlE AND BE GETTING READY FCR CUR FINAL SONG . (WATER TSNDER TAKES PUCKFT , FIRST TO SINGERS , AND THEN TO DAt\CERS SEATED CN B~lCHES) ROBERT JENNI~S BRCTHfRS OF THE NET.AMI CLAN OF THE CHICKASAH TRIBE , OUR FAMILY IS TCDAY HCNCRED BY YC'UR CHOOSING MY BROTHER AS THE HEAD MAN DAKCER . I RFPRESENT OUR FAl'ILY IN T IS GIVE AWAY BECAUSE 0UR CUSTOM DOES NC:T ALLOW JM:'MFN TO TAKE PART, AND MY FATHER IS TCO OLD TO ENTER THE AREN A. MY BROTHER HAS SERVID HIS CLAN AND HIS TRIBS WELL , AND B~CAUSE C'F THIS I ASK THE FC'LLOWING TO CC'ME INTC' THE ARE!\A M:D RECEIVE , THEIR GIVE AWAY . THr.-SE ARE THE PEOPLE HE WI SH TO HONOR: Jk.:FF UIYER******TP.IBAL POW \·lO'tl CHAIRMAK t-:R. MAP'ITm:E** **TRIBAL PO'.' W:'W ADVISOR lt.P . TCM Y.OORE***GrVl<'R.\o/.ENT AGENT FOR otm TRIBE MR. T0Y. Y.CGUIRE*TRIBAL ADVISOR CHIEF J IM STRIC KL AND****CHIEF CF CHICKASAH 10DGE (IF SC~EC'NE NOT PRESENT TC RECEIVE GIFT , RETURN GIFT TC M.C . ) M. C. WHAT A GPSAT TRADITION AMCNG CUR PEOPLE IS THE GIVE AWAY . OUR FIXAL Sot\G IS THE VITTERANS SC'NG , HONORING GLEK GAGE , ONE CF THE GREAT ¥.EY.FF'RS 0F CUR KETA~'I 'cuN;;OF THF: CHICKASAH rrnIBE' WHO IS NOW SERVING C'UR crUNTRY ON ACTIVE DUTY WI Til THE AIR FORCE. GLF,N WEARS THE VIGIL HCNOP IN CUR TRIBE , AKC HAS SERVED IN MANY CFFICES OF HOKOR n OUR BRCTHFmIOOD . HE IS FURTHt:'RING THE TRADITIC'~; CF CUR PEOPLE EY VOLUNTEER!? - T,.., BSC,..,ME /\ WARRICR. TO TEOSE OF YOU IN OUR AUDIENCE THAT ARE NOT FAMILIAR 1.•TITH OUR CUSTOXS, IT IS NOT NECESSARY FOR YOU TO STAND . THF HONCR TC' GLEN IS GIVEN ONLY BY. THOSE DAhCERS 'WHC HiVE DANCED \IITH HIM . IF GUN' S PARSNTS ARE IN THE AUDIENC~', WILL THEY x:xr£ STAND ~EE WHIL '.. THEIR SON IS BEU:G HC'NORED. (AFTER HEAD DA~CER STSI'S OUT , ALL DANCERS THAT HAVE DANCEB WITH GLEN STEP FOR.TARD ASC::UT THREr£ STEPS , FACE THE DRUM,HE.~OVE !!£AD CfWEHING, llC' LD IN LEFT HAND, AND VERY S()FTIY KEP'P TIME TC' DRUM ) Mr.. THANY Y<ll FCH COMIN~ • rHIS ENDS OUH l'O':!•r.DW , At\D HAVE A SAFE TRIP HOME . 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1977 Title A name given to the resource 1977 Chickasah Lodge Netami Chapter Pow Wow Script Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack American Indian Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c6551fa9b0500b63a46caf303d38d179.pdf a84886ab99c96657867c2e7c4b0a2832 PDF Text Text iir f,$d** { b, E+ 'f .,' i r ';, s, '$, $& j ffi q itI -i r$* .# OBLIGATION I (sign your nan'Ie) do hereby promise honor as a Se out, I will- ahrays and f,ul1-y observe and 16i, .fl on my t-ttat faithpre* serve Che tradirions ,:f the Or:d-er of Lhe Arr:ow, Wirnachtendienk, Wingolauehsik, l{i-tahenul, which I have now receiverJ. I will- always ::egarcl l,ire ties of brotherhoocl in the 0rder of the Arrow as 1-asLing, and will seek to preserve a cheerfr,rleven in rl-re midst sp irit of i-rksorne tasks and weighcy responsibi-l- ities , and wil t endeavor, so far as i-n mv V ower lies, to be unse I fi sh i-n se::vi-ce and devotiorL [o the welf are of ot-hers " #. -&^ ffix _ {]HICKASA}I LODGE 1982 ANNUAL FAI,IILY BANQUET NOVEMBT]R i9, :I.982 IiA.ST T}A.RK EAFTIST No.455O Ci{UR.CH �ttl ,'FOP.WARD .1 I.N BROTHER}-IOOD AI{D CHEEITFUL EITVICE TO GOD AND YOT]R COUNTRY'' FROGRAM lsrgrssAll tqpsq qrErcE OPENING WelcomeInovcation- ----Tracy Speake --Bro. Tommy Lambert DINi{ER InLroduction of Lodge Officers *Tracy Speake Passing of Bonnet------Jason Hood Tracy Speake Awards & Presentations--- -*-Chris Dean *-Tom luloore ArvardIntroduction of Guest Speaker---Robert Neal Guest Speaker-John Stokes Asst. Curator of Birds F'ounders Memphis Zoo Vigit Recognition and CalI OutClosing Thoughts Lodge Chief T::acy Speake lst V. Chief 2nd V. Chief Robert Neal Jeff Mcllvain Treasurer COIVMITTEE CHAIRMEN Ordeal Brotherhood Randy Gentry Skip Fowler Vigil Service Indian Affairs Pat Marshall Travis Miller Barchelai Smith Randy Gentry Tripp Baltz Jamie Appling Chris Dean Ceremonies Publ icat ions El ect ions Telephone & Awards $ CHAPTER CHIEFS ---Pat Marshall---Tom McGuire Amangi Crittenden Eastern Southwest Oase Mississippi North Central I Mike Straus Secretary Nashoba Netami !*, @ Albert Rich, Jr. Cecil iulac Aycock Lonnie Hardcastle Richard Murray Tim lularet Richard Bently Harold Brovm LAY ADVISOR Bill STAFF ADVISOR Todr Moore Bond �iir f,$d** { b, E+ 'f .,' i r ';, s, '$, $& j ffi q itI -i r$* .# OBLIGATION I (sign your nan'Ie) do hereby promise honor as a Se out, I will- ahrays and f,ul1-y observe and 16i, .fl on my t-ttat faithpre* serve Che tradirions ,:f the Or:d-er of Lhe Arr:ow, Wirnachtendienk, Wingolauehsik, l{i-tahenul, which I have now receiverJ. I will- always ::egarcl l,ire ties of brotherhoocl in the 0rder of the Arrow as 1-asLing, and will seek to preserve a cheerfr,rleven in rl-re midst sp irit of i-rksorne tasks and weighcy responsibi-l- ities , and wil t endeavor, so far as i-n mv V ower lies, to be unse I fi sh i-n se::vi-ce and devotiorL [o the welf are of ot-hers " #. -&^ ffix _ {]HICKASA}I LODGE 1982 ANNUAL FAI,IILY BANQUET NOVEMBT]R i9, :I.982 IiA.ST T}A.RK EAFTIST No.455O Ci{UR.CH � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document -&^ _ ffix {]HICKASA}I LODGE 1982 ANNUAL FAI,IILY BANQUET NOVEMBT]R i9, :I.982 IiA.ST T}A.RK EAFTIST Ci{UR.CH r j q i .,' ';, s, '$, $& ffi itI -i r$* .# 16i, .fl ttl .1 ,'FOP.WARD I.N BROTHER}-IOOD AI{D CHEEITFUL EITVICE TO GOD AND YOT]R COUNTRY'' @ lsrgrssAll tqpsq qrErcE OPENING Welcome- ----Tracy Speake Inovcation- --Bro. Tommy Lambert DINi{ER InLroduction of Lodge Officers *Tracy Speake Passing of Bonnet--- ----Jason Hood Tracy Speake Awards & Presentations--- -*-Chris Dean F'ounders Arvard- *-Tom luloore Introduction of Guest Speaker---Robert Neal Guest Speaker- -John Stokes Asst. Curator of Birds Memphis Zoo Vigit Recognition and CalI Out- ---Pat Marshall- Closing Thoughts ---Tom McGuire Lodge Chief lst V. Chief 2nd V. Chief Secretary Treasurer COIVMITTEE CHAIRMEN T::acy Speake Robert Neal Mike Straus Jeff Mcllvain Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil Service Indian Affairs Ceremonies Publ icat ions El ect ions Telephone & Awards Randy Gentry Skip Fowler Pat Marshall Travis Miller Barchelai Smith Randy Gentry Tripp Baltz Jamie Appling Chris Dean Albert Rich, Jr. Lonnie Hardcastle Cecil iulac Aycock Richard Murray Tim lularet Richard Bently Harold Brovm Bill Bond Todr Moore $ CHAPTER CHIEFS Amangi Crittenden Eastern Nashoba Netami Southwest Oase Mississippi North Central LAY ADVISOR !*, I STAFF ADVISOR FROGRAM iir f,$d** { 'f bE,+ OBLIGATION I (sign your nan'Ie) do hereby promise on my honor as a Se out, t-ttat I will- ahrays and faithf, ul1-y observe and pre* serve Che tradirions ,:f the Or:d-er of Lhe Arr:ow, Wirnachtendienk, Wingolauehsik, l{i-tahenul, which I have now receiverJ. I will- always ::egarcl l,ire ties of brotherhoocl in the 0rder of the Arrow as 1-asLing, and will seek to preserve a cheerfr,rlsp of irit even in rl-re midst i-rksorne tasks and weighcy and wil as i-n m be unse tvI responsibi-l- ities , endeavor, so far V fi ower lies, to sh i-n se::vi-ce and devotiorL [o the welf are of ot-hers " #. No.455O 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 1982 Title A name given to the resource 1982 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/8125e615b4948abb31252fa22e86d99b.pdf 4c29ffb4f3a8e04218d80abf29195a7f PDF Text 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/. 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Text Any textual data included in the document 1983-84 CHICKASAH LODGE OFFICERS Lodge Chief 1st Vice Chief 2nd Vice Chief Secretary/Treasurer CHAPTER CHIEFS Amangi Crittenden Eastern Nahosba Netami Southwest Oase Mississippi LAY ADVISOR STAFF ADVISOR Travis Miller Richard Murray Robert Skelton Jamie Appling Albert Rich, Jr. Bert Riggan Sandy Smith Joe Hart Robert Neal Larry Spitler Paul Eubanks Bill Bond Bob Jones No. 4550 1983 CHICKASAH LODGE FAMILY BANQUET DECEMBER 2) 1983 PLOUGH "THOSE Wl-! O CWlSS YOU NEED YOU" P R 0 G R A M OPENING Welcome Robert Neal Invocation ----------------------- Bill Bond D I N N E R Introduction of Lodge Officers Tracy Speake Passing of Bonnet -------- --------- Tracy Speake Travis Miller Awards & Presentations ---------- Richard Murray Founders Award ----------------------- Bill Bond Introduction of GuestSpeaker - ------ Robert Nea l Guest Speaker ---- --------- Dr. Peter Whitington Pediatric Gastroenterologist LeBonheur Children's Hospital Vigil Recognition --------------- -- Pat Marshal l and Call Out Closing Thoughts -------------- - ------ Bill Bond 1982-83 CHI CKASAH LODGE OFFIC ER S Lodg e Chief Lst Vice Chief 2nd Vice Chief Secretary Treasurer COMMITTEE CHAIR..~EN Ordeal Brotherhood Vigil Service Indian Affairs Ceremonies Publication Elections Telephone & Awards CHAPTER CHIEFS Amangi Crittenden Eastern Nashoba Netami Southwest Oase Mississippi North Central LAY ADVISOR STAFF ADVISOR Trac y Speake Robert Neal Mike St raus J e ff ~1c11 vain Randy Gentry Skip Fowler Pat Marshall Travis Miller Barche lai Sm ith Ra ndy Gentry Tripp Baltz Jamie Applin!?; Chr is Dean Albert Ric h, Jr. Lonnie Hardcastle Cecil Mac Aycock Richard Murray Tim Maret Richard Bently Harold Brown Paul Eubanks Bil l Bond Tom Moore Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983 Title A name given to the resource 1983 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Vince Sutherland Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/b5d44dfa61737eabc6fe36144a643d92.pdf 222d40983d8a0cfcb90af80c9bbf3009 PDF Text Text I fftf -.*'o S tt, ':, "1,'ii, .1 r ,a lil' FORGET FORGET THE SLAt!DER YOU HAVE HEARD FORGET THE HASTY UNKIND WORD FORGET THE AUARREL AND THE CAUSE FORGET THE I^JHOLE AFFA I R, BECAUSE FORGETT I NG IS THE 0NLY FORGET THE \IIEATHER, inlAY, iF IT IS BAD FORGET THE TR I ALS YOU HAVE HAD HE,S A FREAK FORGET HIM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FORGET TO EVEN GET THE BLUES BUT DOI!,T FORGET TO PAY YOUR DUESI FORGET THE KNOCKER, ' ....1 1984 At!NUAL FAM I DECEMBER No.4550 LY BANAUET V, ],984 MULLLINS 14ETHODIST CHURCH �EIRtvi B0UND IN, BROIIERHQQ! fgE5_laDGE_oFF r cERS PROGRAIVl OPEN I WE JASON LODGE CH I EF NG RICHARD MURRAY LCOME BILL NEAL I NVOCAT i OII lsr vlcr cHIEF 2ru0 vrcE cHIEF SECRETARY D I I!NER & TREASURER LODGE ADVI SOR iNTRODUCTION OF LODGE OFFICERS TRAVIS MILLER TRAVIS l\liLLER PASSING OF BOI]I.!ET JASON HOOD cH I EF, S ADDRESS AV.IARDS AI{D FOUNDERS PRESEI\JTATiONS BI SPEAKER ViGIL RI SPEAKER FAR-AWAY RECOGI{ITION AND CALL CLOSING THOUGHTS KEE LL BOND CHARD MURRAY PH I LLI PS PRES I DEIlT ASSOC I AT I OI\J I CH ERO HOOD BOBBY SKELTON AUJARD I NTRODUCT I Ot'I OF GUEST GUEST JASON OUT RA JASON HOOD BiLL BOND STAFF ADVI SOR HOOD I"i MARET TOBY SERNEL TI Ai\]DY HART J I M LAYCOOK BOB JONES �I fftf -.*'o S tt, ':, "1,'ii, .1 r ,a lil' FORGET FORGET THE SLAt!DER YOU HAVE HEARD FORGET THE HASTY UNKIND WORD FORGET THE AUARREL AND THE CAUSE FORGET THE I^JHOLE AFFA I R, BECAUSE FORGETT I NG IS THE 0NLY FORGET THE \IIEATHER, inlAY, iF IT IS BAD FORGET THE TR I ALS YOU HAVE HAD HE,S A FREAK FORGET HIM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FORGET TO EVEN GET THE BLUES BUT DOI!,T FORGET TO PAY YOUR DUESI FORGET THE KNOCKER, ' ....1 1984 At!NUAL FAM I DECEMBER No.4550 LY BANAUET V, ],984 MULLLINS 14ETHODIST CHURCH � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document I fftf -.*'o S 1984 At!NUAL FAM I LY BANAUET DECEMBER V, ],984 MULLLINS 14ETHODIST CHURCH tt, "1,' ':, ii, .1 ,a r lil' ' ....1 PROGRAIVl OPEN I NG WE LCOME I NVOCAT i OII RICHARD MURRAY BILL NEAL LODGE CH I EF lsr vlcr cHIEF 2ru0 vrcE cHIEF SECRETARY & TREASURER LODGE ADVI SOR STAFF ADVI SOR JASON HOOD T I I"i MARET TOBY SERNEL Ai\]DY HART J I M LAYCOOK BOB JONES D I I!NER iNTRODUCTION OF LODGE OFFICERS TRAVIS MILLER PASSING OF BOI]I.!ET TRAVIS l\liLLER JASON HOOD cH I EF, S ADDRESS JASON HOOD AV.IARDS AI{D PRESEI\JTATiONS BOBBY SKELTON FOUNDERS AUJARD B I LL BOND I NTRODUCT I Ot'I OF GUEST SPEAKER R I CHARD MURRAY GUEST SPEAKER I RA PH I LLI PS PRES I DEIlT FAR-AWAY CH ERO KEE ASSOC I AT I OI\J ViGIL RECOGI{ITION AND CALL OUT JASON HOOD CLOSING THOUGHTS BiLL BOND EIRtvi B0UND IN, BROIIERHQQ! fgE5_laDGE_oFF r cERS FORGET THE FORGET THE FORGET THE FORGET THE FORGETT I NG SLAt!DER YOU HAVE HEARD HASTY UNKIND WORD AUARREL AND THE CAUSE I^JHOLE AFFA I R, BECAUSE IS THE 0NLY inlAY, FORGET THE \IIEATHER, iF IT IS BAD FORGET THE TR I ALS YOU HAVE HAD FORGET THE KNOCKER, HE,S A FREAK FORGET HIM SEVEN DAYS A WEEK FORGET TO EVEN GET THE BLUES BUT DOI!,T FORGET TO PAY YOUR DUESI No.4550 FORGET 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 1984 Title A name given to the resource 1984 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/464c87393b1dcabd9c03df611cf0c623.pdf 8ffc518911da532b9d7c707dd3bcb1d4 PDF Text Text I ORDEIT E: I.J NF ARNbH TF.IH B.fp_"- E. . To rescmqni:rr* Lhnse Scourt carnperg who be:tt exempl i {y the Scor.tt Oalh ancJ Leiw i n thei r da:i 1y I i ves. 1 .,t " f, , To develnpr ancl il|r:{i11 'Lain traditir:ns ancj sp:i.ri L, To p r omo l- r* Sc olrt {Jampr :i. jl camp.rirrg ng. <, , $i ilF Ir-15 G $i1 - oro% :,i ; 'l ! 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CI ay Mnrqarr - l-yrimn Iimi tl-r ; i; .i ;i r. r: 1987 |':,en Hurmphreys i, . , 'J i rn r'i;r,i-,i i ij,;i,rrr:, rl Exri:r:r-rt;L vr:,, l ,J l*ayccol: ne l.-t.:tr r..; t: ,Li;t e s Vl. i l. q:1 Li s I l:: (i:) r- ilL.r an Ne"aI l.-ary-'y' FJa:i. ne:-" , H i. l. I LJrrnr:i ,, , Denrr.i. s Ccr;i. r. ,, ;rn cl l\we,rr d p e rr ll*.1. r: ["lorq1 ,, Robrlr"l r r l.Jc*ai 1.,::dqr: 6ldv.i:lr-.lr- [tenr*i-. l,: :;. "'Jim l-aycncl,: lil ns j. nq " L-arrry Fia j. ntlg �I ORDEIT E: I.J NF ARNbH TF.IH B.fp_"- E. . To rescmqni:rr* Lhnse Scourt carnperg who be:tt exempl i {y the Scor.tt Oalh ancJ Leiw i n thei r da:i 1y I i ves. 1 .,t " f, , To develnpr ancl il|r:{i11 'Lain traditir:ns ancj sp:i.ri L, To p r omo l- r* Sc olrt {Jampr :i. jl camp.rirrg ng. <, , $i ilF Ir-15 G $i1 - oro% :,i ; 'l ! 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Text Any textual data included in the document CFI]CI.IA$AH LNDEH F:AM]LY BANALJE:T DECEHTjHft 5, 1?ElCr t,:,I r{fi!ihlAY IFtri I s-r I r.\N i]]-luRCt..l jl - ; :,i $i G $i1 , <, i CH I [}TA5AH CIHDER OF LODGE #4(16 THH ARROI4 1?87 LNDGE DFF I CER$ Lodge Chi e{, iirr:i-:ro v '-..;rrJ rr".. . Cl ay Morqan Fi.r't;t Vics llhief :. i .1'.-,.,,rji;ti:., i r. :rirr.i ir,riil L.arry Ftat nres Secnnd Vice Cl-rie{ ij +: ': i i .i ,1 .::; .i? ii .i .l .-; " Al ern fii l mer Sen r et frr" y'" ; r Li ii.l n f r: ,-.,.; i; .i ;i r. r: - l-yrimn Iimi tl-r 1987 L.CI]]EE ADVISF.RS L-od6m Advi scnr. . , 'J i rn l*ayccol: rJ:i taiq*m; i'.;:*ti;;,; : i, r'i;r,i-,i i ij,;i,rrr:, rl []r::r-rnci .[ Scolri: Exri:r:r-rt;L vr:,, l ,J ne l.-t.:tr r..; [:sp-tiB0n lip elc i a.t Awar- cJ r: ;rn cl Fltrc:nq,.lnition F'nr.rncJ nr- s l\we,rr d ,Li;t e s t: Li p e rr l:: (i:) r- ,, Vl. q:1 i l. ll*.1. I ilL.r r. 1.,::dqr: 6ldv.i:lr-.lr- [tenr*i-. l,: :;. lil ns j. nq " " Larry ftai ne:; , |':,en Hurmphreys , tli ay ["lorq1 an . Robert Ne"aI " Ftobert l!e**rl. CI ay Mnrqarr l.-ary-'y' FJa:i. ne:-" , ,, H i. l. I LJrrnr:i , Denrr.i. s Ccr;i. r r ,, Robrlr"l l.Jc*ai "'Jim l-aycncl,: L-arrry Fia j. ntlg I ORDEIT NF TF.IH B.fp_"- 1 . To rescmqni:rr* Lhnse who be:tt exempl i {y ancJ Leiw i n thei r da:i 1y Scourt carnperg the Scor.tt Oalh I i ves. E: I.J ARNbH E. .,t " To develnpr ancl il|r:{i11 'Lain camp.rirrg traditir:ns ancj sp:i.ri L, f, , To p r omo l- r* Sc olrt {Jampr :i. n g . ilF Ir-15oro% 'l ! I 'l 1 t t ( ( H LIDGT , a ? 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 1986 Title A name given to the resource 1986 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/d6b8c26c98a5e3133bb40689f11018bb.pdf df53b2c08328dfd3ed0cbcf91a1c4142 PDF Text 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/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Wesley Dyer Kurt Earnhart Larry Raines Clay Morgan Harold Brown Robert Skelton Walk Reineckie Claude W. Brown Charles Ward Richard Spitler 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 1987 Title A name given to the resource 1987 Chickasah Lodge Vigil Honor Breakfast Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow Vigil Honor https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/e68f9ab84109db8bb7b804134be9c706.pdf 6c20892cd0d0e56eda7c80d2502f7c02 PDF Text Text A.ft"rEXTmTarII tlILll[!f"LV!r ORDER Dr:rins 1989 the THE OF MEMBERS Chichasah Lodge will ARRCW be ceieb:'ati-ng two great happenings. oLtr lodge will First, Second, for the first be celebrating time since i-ts 40th anniversary. our l-odge became Part of the Fegior-r Section trI, we '*il1 be hosting the Section Conclave. Southeas+- Dirrlng thiCI anniver sary year, we, as members of, *.,he Order of the A:'row ' with our lodge and shorr Id dedicate eu reelves to beeoming more active t-he ideals of the O'A' high to up to living and chapter activitiBb chiciraeah Lodge the year to make strive Thie we should obl:gati-on. seiil require the howe'rer, this , To accomplish etronger and bette r. Ever':'/ rnember A O aduit part and YOUTH ' ic ipa$ i on of every a(rt ive ' ' This rnerrber. a Brotherhood become Ordeal- member shofrl- d be encouraged to l-odge. our improving towarC redi dication itseif can be a major step Next, the hel-p of every O.A. member in the Chickasah Lodge is needeC to insure that the 19Bg Section-Il Conclave will be a success and will- be tlie BEST ever. Thez'e are several ways mernbers can hel-p accompiish this' Firs+,, every member can register and attend the conciave. Second. ever:r rnember is encourageci to participate by working on one of the manY conclave committes r+hich are busily preparing for this specj-al- occasion. Atso, every member shoui-C encorlrage his felLow O. A. brothers to a,',,tend ' The Conclave wil-l be held April 28-30, 1983, ot Kia Kima Scot.:t Feservation near Hardy, Arkansas. (A concl-ave registration sheet is or] tl:e reverge side of this letter. If you are an O. A. mernbe:', yor] can rj.Lre it foi. your personal- use, OR, if you are not a n:ember, please give lt *.o soineone who is. ) if you have any questions concerning the coriclave, i-f you, wano' to be a .member of one of the conclave committees, or if you jrrst want to become j-ng: ^ -+.1 ..^ }II* the Ch:-ckasah loCge, please contact one of the foil.ow {r.Ut,}vg .: Larry Rainee Section Chief Section-II 3BB- 7829 Brad Bradley Locge Chief Chickasal: Lodge / 55-5 / ib Also, if you are interested, yo\l ean attend +,he next conc-l-a.ve ?la,nning which will be held at 2:3A F.M., Sundav, Feb:"uary '-Z , a-r' mee b ing Kingaway Christian Church Scou',, Buildine, 63i! Foplar. l,'le request that you, as adul-t leaders, provide thi.s inf,ormation to all OrrJer of the Arrow members rqith whorn you have contact i , , . ! I 6 �1989 SECTION-z CONCLAVE CHICKASAH LODGE REGISTRATION Date Name: Address: Te lephone tlnit FORM (Street) (city) /(trfa\ \ v vL{ ue / i1 : ( Home { Worir ) ) . (zip) ...':':: ,I Chapter: Number Membership Status (circle one): Ordeal Yigil Brotherhood Age Status (circle one): Youth Adult (Youth is LESS THAN 2l years of age at time of the Conela.ve) NO Are your 1989 Lodge Dues paid (circle one): YES REGISTRATION: Lodge dues for 1989 must be paid before you can register for the conclave. If they are not paid, you ir:ay submit your dues with this regist,ration. R1. Conclave Registration $ 18.0& * P.2. Deduction* $ e rv., 43. Total Registration (R1 minus R2) *' , ri*:.,: . ,; ra,,.t' . f*Enter $2.00 duduction only if the conclav e registration 'fees wil'I b.e received by the lodge on or before February 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO', EXCEPTIONS ALLO}'IED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) OUES, Dl. 1989 Lodge Dues $ 3.50 f D2, SPECIAL DEDI]CTIONS $ D3. Total 1989 Lodge Dues (D1 minus D2) $ ($Enter a $.50 SPECIAT DEDUCTTION only if your 1989 lodge dues are paid with the conelave registration f,ee AND received by the lodge on or before Febrr:ary 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS ALTOWED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) TRADING POST ORDES: Trading post orders for these conclave items will be processed oniy for Chici<asah Lodge members who are properly registered for the Conciave-. (Eaahr Conclave attendee will receive one patch. ) T1. Patches (Number) (Number) T2. Pins (Number) T3. Muss T4. Total (T1+T2+T3) TOTAL AMOUNT SUMBITTED (R3 - X $3.50 = X $2.50 - $ X S4.00 = $ $ $ + D3 + T4) (For Lodge Use Only)----Receipt Nunber dr e Receipt Date ,ri l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document Dr:rins 1989 the happenings. Second, for the first time Fegior-r Section trI, we '*il1 Chichasah Lodge will be ceieb:'ati-ng two great A.ft"rEXTmTarII tlILll[!f"LV!r MEMBERS since our l-odge became Part of the be hosting the Section Conclave. ORDER OF THE ARRCW First, oLtr lodge will be celebrating i-ts 40th anniversary. Dirrlng thiCI anniver shorr Id dedicate eu chapter activitiBb obl:gati-on. Thie etronger and bette a(rt ive part ic ipa$ i Ordeal- member shofrlredi dication itseif sary year, we, as members of, *.,he Order of the A:'row ' reelves to beeoming more active with our lodge and and to living up to t-he high ideals of the O'A' year we should strive to make the chiciraeah Lodge r. To accomplish this , howe'rer, seiil require the on of every YOUTH and aduit O ' A ' rnember ' Ever':'/ d be encouraged to become a Brotherhood rnerrber. This can be a major step towarC improving our l-odge. Southeas+- i-f you, wano' to be a jrrst want to become the foil.ow j-ng: Next, the hel-p of every O.A. member in the Chickasah Lodge is needeC to insure that the 19Bg Section-Il Conclave will be a success and will- be tlie BEST ever. Thez'e are several ways mernbers can hel-p accompiish this' Firs+,, every member can register and attend the conciave. Second. ever:r rnember is encourageci to participate by working on one of the manY conclave committes r+hich are busily preparing for this specj-al- occasion. Atso, every member shoui-C encorlrage his felLow O. A. brothers to a,',,tend ' The Conclave wil-l be held April 28-30, 1983, ot Kia Kima Scot.:t Feservation near Hardy, Arkansas. (A concl-ave registration sheet is or] tl:e reverge side of this letter. If you are an O. A. mernbe:', yor] can rj.Lre it foi. your personal- use, OR, if you are not a n:ember, please give lt *.o soineone who is. ) if you have any questions concerning the coriclave, .member of {^r .-U+t.,1}v g.. ^ }.:I I* Also, if mee b ing , Kingaway Larry Rainee Section Chief Section-II 3BB- 7829 one of the conclave committees, or if you the Ch:-ckasah loCge, please contact one of Brad Bradley Locge Chief Chickasal: Lodge / 55-5 / ib you are interested, yo\l ean attend +,he next which will be held at 2:3A F.M., Sundav, Christian Church Scou',, Buildine, 63i! Foplar. conc-l-a.ve ?la,nning Feb:"uary '-Z , a-r' l,'le request that you, as adul-t OrrJer of the Arrow members rqith leaders, provide thi.s inf,ormation whorn you have contact i , . to all !I 6 -ra 1989 SECTION-z CONCLAVE CHICKASAH LODGE REGISTRATION FORM Name: Date Address: (Street) /\( trvfa \ vL{ ue / i1 Te lephone : tlnit Number ( Home ) Membership Status (circle one): Ordeal Chapter: Brotherhood Yigil Age Status (circle one): Youth Adult (Youth is LESS THAN 2l years of age at time of the Conela.ve) Are your 1989 Lodge Dues paid (circle one): YES NO REGISTRATION: Lodge dues for 1989 must be paid before you can register for the conclave. If they are not paid, you ir:ay submit your dues with this regist,ration. $ 18.0& $ * (city) { Worir ) $ 3.50 $ (zip) R1. Conclave Registration P.2. Deduction* 43. Total Registration (R1 minus R2) f*Enter $2.00 duduction only if the conclav received by the lodge on or before February EXCEPTIONS ALLO}'IED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) OUES, Dl. 1989 Lodge Dues D2, SPECIAL DEDI]CTIONS D3. Total 1989 Lodge Dues (D1 minus D2) e* ' , rriv*.:,.,: . ,; . ra,,.t' e registration 'fees wil'I b.e 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO', $ f ($Enter a $.50 SPECIAT DEDUCTTION only if your 1989 lodge dues are paid with the conelave registration f,ee AND received by the lodge on or before Febrr:ary 28, 1989. THERE WILL BE NO EXCEPTIONS ALTOWED FOR THIS DEDUCTION. ) TRADING POST ORDES: Trading post orders for these conclave items will be processed oniy for Chici<asah Lodge members who are properly registered for the Conciave-. (Eaahr Conclave attendee will receive one patch. ) T1. Patches (Number) - X $3.50 = $ T2. Pins (Number) - X $2.50 - $ T3. Muss (Number) - X S4.00 = $ T4. Total (T1+T2+T3) $ TOTAL AMOUNT SUMBITTED (R3 + D3 + T4) dr e (For Lodge Use Only)----Receipt Nunber Receipt Date . ...':':: ,I l ,ri Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Title A name given to the resource 1989 Chickasah Lodge Conclave Host Flyer Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Conclave Event Kia Kima Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/0895908c55819e72d1334d0449222c54.pdf 1deb6dd1fa5daf1ac9e9a9aac6e157b8 PDF Text Text �ORDER OF THS ARROW FAI.{ILY BANQUET December B, 1989 6:30 P.M. - SECOND BAPTISE C}ITJRCH INVOCATION DINNER INTRODUCTION OF NEW OFFICERS---*Brad Bradley INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER---Carey White GUEST SPEAKER- --RON VIGIL CALLOUT- --JiMMY EdMONdS GTCCT FOUNDERS AWARD PRESENTATION-----KEN KiMb}C CLOSING. --Carey White �O. A. LODGE CHIEF--VICE CHIEF-__ VICE CHfEF--- OFFICERS 1990 SECRETARY/ TREASURER- __ CHIEF--LODGE ADVISORSTAFF ADVISOR PAST ------CareY White -TTAViS TAIC -Ken Kimble --- -__.-AIAN WT ight -Brad BradIeY --Dr. Jim Stanford -C1AUd BTOWN COMMITTEES ORDEAL-------Jim Stri-ckland BROTHERHOOD----------Henry Aden VIGIL--------LarrY Raines CEREMONfES-----------Bryan Garvey Kitchens INDfAN AFFAIRS-------Eric SERVICE------Jimmy Greer CAMP PROMOTION-------Peter Budd UNIT ELECTIONS-------Andy Perry PUBLICATIONS---------Jay CoIIins TELEPHONE------------Donnie Woodlee CTiAPTER. CIiIEFS EASTERNNORTHEAST------SOUTHEAST---*--NASHOBASOUTHWEST-----MISSISSIPPI----SOUTH CENTRAL- ------Hunter Bailey ------Jay Collins ------Chris Marshall ------Doug Soileau Wolfe -------Brian ------Ky1e Wagner Brandon Hampton �l{owls T'he wintcr rvind wolfishly across ltre snow- Comc in, my frie nd, My lodge is warm With pinc and cottcnwood a6!cv'. Come in, my fricnd, The storm clouds swee p Across the skie s of many lands, But for awhile, We'll banish care With pip. and bowl in friendly hands. An 18th century recipe for "Take the morning's milking and throw into it as much corn meal as you can hold in the palm of your hand. Let the molasses drip in as you sing one verse of Nearer, My God To Thee--but slng two verses in cold weather. " No,5452 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ORDER OF THS ARROW FAI.{ILY BANQUET December B, 1989 6:30 P.M. - SECOND BAPTISE C}ITJRCH INVOCATION DINNER INTRODUCTION OF NEW OFFICERS---*Brad Bradley INTRODUCTION OF GUEST SPEAKER---Carey White GUEST SPEAKER- --RON EdMONdS VIGIL CALLOUT- --JiMMY GTCCT FOUNDERS AWARD PRESENTATION-----KEN KiMb}C CLOSING. --Carey White O. A. LODGE OFFICERS 1990 CHIEF--- ------CareY White VICE CHIEF-__ -TTAViS TAIC VICE CHfEF--- -Ken Kimble SECRETARY/ TREASURER- __ --- -__.-AIAN WT ight PAST CHIEF--- -Brad BradIeY LODGE ADVISOR- --Dr. Jim Stanford STAFF ADVISOR -C1AUd BTOWN COMMITTEES ORDEAL-- ------Jim Stri-ckland BROTHERHOOD----- ------Henry Aden VIGIL--- ------LarrY Raines CEREMONfES------ ------Bryan Garvey INDfAN AFFAIRS- -------Eric Kitchens SERVICE- ------Jimmy Greer CAMP PROMOTION------- -Peter Budd UNIT ELECTIONS------- -Andy Perry PUBLICATIONS---- ------Jay CoIIins TELEPHONE------- ------Donnie Woodlee CTiAPTER. CIiIEFS EASTERN- ------Hunter Bailey NORTHEAST------- ------Jay Collins SOUTHEAST---*--- ------Chris Marshall NASHOBA- ------Doug Soileau SOUTHWEST------ -------Brian Wolfe MISSISSIPPI----- ------Ky1e Wagner SOUTH CENTRAL- Brandon Hampton T'he wintcr rvind l{owls wolfishly across ltre snow- Comc in, my frie nd, My lodge is warm With pinc and cottcnwood a6!cv'. Come in, my fricnd, The storm clouds swee p Across the skie s of many lands, But for awhile, We'll banish care With pip. and bowl in friendly hands. An 18th century recipe for "Take the morning's milking and throw into it as much corn meal as you can hold in the palm of your hand. Let the molasses drip in as you sing one verse of Nearer, My God To Thee--but slng two verses in cold weather. " No,5452 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1989 Title A name given to the resource 1989 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/9839fa55800216114a194bd91be56d71.pdf 88977e6d857551720269fcf7e1abfe15 PDF Text Text /z.g. ORDER OF THE ARROW / 1989 SE-2 SECTION CONCLAVE KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERJ.tATJON HARDY, ARKANSAS APRIL 28 - 30 ci • �My Brothers, It is •Y honor to welco•e you to the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . Through a large a•ount of hard work by the host lodge and the e ntire section we have made what pro•ises to be the BEST Conclave ever. ORDER OP THE ARROW 1989 SE-2 CONCLAVE SCHEDULE PRipAY - APRIL 28, 4:00 Pll-lO : H Pll 8:N Pll lO:H PM lO:H Pll l l : H Pll 11 :H Pll 11 :a• r11 1989 REGISTRATION OPENING CAMPPIRE CRACKER BARREL COUNCIL OP CHIEFS MEETING HOST LODGE MEETING TRAINERS . MEETING TAPS ADMIN. BLDG. CAMPFIRE CIRCLE DINING BALL STAPP CENTER DINING HALL STAPP LOUNGE SATURDAY - APRIL 29, 1989 8:00 8:15 8:0• 7:0e .,7 : 45 8:0e 8 : 00 8:30 8:40 9 : 10 9:20 9:50 10:00 All - 11:30 10:30 11: 30 1:00 1 : 00 1:00 All All PM Pll Pll - AM All All All All All All All All All All All All 11 : 30 All 1:00 3:00 4:00 4:00 4:15 4:15 5 : 00 8 : 30 7:00 8:00 Pll Piii Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll Pll 10:30 Pll 12:00 Pll REVEILLE PLAG RAISING . DINING HALL BREAKPAST DINING HALL COUNCIL OP CHIEFS UPDATE . MTG STAPP LOUNGE BOST LODGE MEETING ADMIN. BLDG. ADULT LEADER MEETING TRADING POST TRAINING SESSION I NATURE LODGE 10 MIN. BREAK TRAINING SE'SSION II NATURE LODGE 10 MIR. BREAK TRAINING SESSION III NATURE LODGE 10 III N. BREAK SHOW-AN-DO DEllONSTRATION TRADING POST AND LODGE DISPLAYS CEREMONY COllPETITION CEREMONY ARIA LUNCH DINING RALL CEREMONY COllPETITION CEREMONY ARIA DANCE a OUTFIT COMPETITION DANCE AREA QUEST NATURE LODGE INTER PAITH SERVICES CHAPEL JEWISH SERVICES ADMIN . BLDG. ·DINNER DINING HALL PLAO LOWERING S~CTION BUSINESS MEETING DINING BALL CAMPFIRE CAMPFIRE CIRCLE KEYNOTE SPEAKER ACTIVITY SHOW SKITS/SONGS AWARDS SLIDE SHOW PASSING OP BONNET CLOSING CRACKERBARRBL DINING HALL TAPS SUNDAY - APRIL 30, 1989 6: 30 Alie\ 6:45 All 7:30 All 9 : 00 All REVELLIB PLAG RAISING BREAKPAST HOST LODGE MBBTING DINING HALL DINING HALL DINING RALL CATHOLIC MASS: FOR THOSE WHO WISB TO ATTEND MASS, SAINT MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH, WEST OP HARDY ON BY 82, CONDUCTS MASS ON SATURDAY EVENING AT 7:00. I hope that all 450 of you enjoy the entire progra• . Saturday ' s schedule is ja• packed with training, cere•onies, indian dancing, a great show, fun and fellowship . Don't blink! You •ay very well •isa so•ething , such as your lodge chief and adviser co•ing out of the river soaking wet! Out of all the fun, though, hope that each of you learn so•ething, that you •eet new friends, and that you set goals for yourself that you will pack up and take with you when you journey ho•e after all the dust is settled . Our the•e rings out -- SEE THE NEED-MEET THE CHALLENGE . Seeing the need is only the first step ; you •ust go further to tackle the challenge with your best effort. You are the Order of the Arrow , and what you are is i•portantl I hope you all enjoy this weekend . Let the FUN begin! Yours in Brotherhood , ~~ Se c tion Chief , SE - 2 WELCOME TO THE NEST ARROW MEN OF THE EAGLE Dear Brothers , Welco•e to the Kia Ki•a Scout Reservation, the site of the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . All the stops have been pulled out to aake this conclave the BEST conclave our section has ever had, and with the overwhel•ing turnout of Arrow•en , there is no liait to how good this conclave can be . The planning for the conclave began last su•aer by a dedicated group of Arrow•en. With the help of this group and many other youth and adult Arrow•en, the conclave has shaped up extremely well . And now with your participation this weekend, this conclave is sure to be the ~ · I know everyone will enjoy the co•petitions, cere•onies, and of course the unbelieveable •eals ~ Once again I extend •Y war•est welco•e to everyone who ca•e fro• nea r and far. And I sincerely hope everyone leaves the 1989 SE-2 Conclave saying, "That was the BEST conclave I ' ve ever been to . " Yours in Service, Brad Bradley Host Lodge Chief �ORDER OF THE ARROW SOUTHEAST REGION -- SECTION 2 Section Chief. Larry Raines G E N E R A L Conclave Headquarters Section Vice Chief Chris Finnegan Located in the Section Secretary. . Johnny Martin Uni for• Section Adviser. Billy Walley Area 2 Director. . Don Roberts Region Chief . David Bone Region Adviser .Bill Ketron I N F 0 R M A T I 0 N Adinistra~on Proper Scout Unifor• participating in dance, unifor• is required for be worn unless you are Building at the entrance to the ca•p . should be worn at all ti•es unless cere•ony, or athletic co•petition. Class A evening aeals . The O.A. sash should never in proper unifor• . Conclave Trading Post Host Lodge . Chickasah Lodge-406 Host Lodge Chief Host Lodge Adviser Dr. Host Lodge Staff Adviser Located at the Ca•p Trading Post in the center part of Ca•p Osage. Hours of operation will be posted. Brad Bradley Vehicles Ji• Stanford All vehicles will be parked in the ca•p parking lot, located to the right of the Ad•inistration Building. Vehicles cannot be taken to the campsites . Transportation of gear and equip•ent fro• the parking lot to your campsite will be furnished by the Host Lodge. . Claud Brown .Joe Long Host Lodge Council Executive. First Aid • • • * * GUESTS • * * * * MR. DONALD C. THOM is a me•ber of the National Order of the Arrow Co••ittee and presently is national chair•an of Indian Events. He is a Vigil Honor •ember of the Zit-Kala-Sha Lodge No . 123 in Louisville, Kentucky. He is an Eagle Scout and is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award and the Silver Beaver . Mr. Tho• is presently registered as a merit badge counselor in the Old Kentucky Ho•e Council. He is a past Cubmaster, Assistant Scout•aster, Scoutaaster, District Co••issioner, Lodge Adviser, and Section Adviser. He is chief of the Worthington Fire Depart•ent and is active in the National Ski Patrol. MR. DAVID SHETTLES is •inister of the First United Methodist Church in Burlison, Tennessee. He is an Eagle Scout, a for•er SE-2 Section Chief, and a Vigil Honor •e•ber. He is currently affiliated with the Chickasah Lodge in Me•phis, Tennessee. MR. BILL JENNINGS, JR. is retired and lives in Elizabethton, Tennessee. He is a •e•ber of the Sequoyah Lodge No . 184. He is a Vigil Honor •e•ber and a recipient of the Founder's Award and the Silver Beaver. MR. GREG WHITAKER, along with several others, produced the Southeast Region Show at the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference. The DRUM is fro• the Pellissippi Lodge No. 230 in Knoxville, Tennessee. During the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference, they won first place in singing co•petition . ~rder of the Arrow First aid will be provided by the Host Lodge. Anyone requiring first aid should report to the Caap Hospital located behind the Administration BUilding . Liability All lodges will be responsible financially for any physical or property da•age done to the ca•p and will be charged accordingly. Leaving the Camp No one will be allowed to leave the without good reason and the approval Adviser and the Section Adviser. ca•p during the Conclave of the respective Lodge Visiting A lodge's campsite is theirs for the weekend of the Conclave. No one should enter another lodge's campsite without first obtaining permission. �SE II CONCLAVE 1989 l _ _ _ _ _ --~--- - - I I KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION CHICKASA\V COUNCIL B.S.A. 1 HARDY, ARKANSAS RCVXSCD 0~/6~ ,, ....,,, 72542 CHXCKRSRH CHA '"JEL "' //. ~06 '• 7i r---- ~" A ADMIN. BLDG. D DOATING AREA C COMPOUND AREA D DINING HALL F CAMPFIRE CIRCLE H HOSPITAL N NATURE LODGE P PARKING R RANGER HOl\-IE S SWIM AREA T . TRADING POST W WONDER BLDG. CS CENTRAL SHOWER SL STAFF LOUNGE ' CAMP CHEROKEE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 GHOST DRUM DIG FOOT. WHIPPOORWILL FLINTSTONE ARROWHEAD HOOT OWL ROCKY TOP DRY DONES LONG KNIFE BLACK JACK CAMP OSAGE! 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 ; ~ DOB WHITE · COPPERHEAD WHITE HORSE DROKEN DOW WHISPERING RAPIDS TURKEY RUN FOX FIRE CEDAR ROCK RUNNING DEER CRAZY WOLF TALKING TURTLE YELLOW DOG r~ �A WA R D S PROGRAM AND TRAINING INFORMATION Ron Yeager Best All Around Lodge Award Presented to the Lodge who attains the criteria established by the Section for the activities of the Lodge during the preceding year . TRAINING Outstanding training sessions will be available for all arrow•en. Youth •e•bers will be able to attend three of these five sessions: -New Arrow•an's Session -Me•bership Retention -Goal Setting -Effective Co••ittees -Motivating Arrow•en in the Unit Adult •e•bers will enjoy training in the for• a group of discussion. Information fro• National Boy Scouts America of regarding new progra•s and policies will be presented . QUEST FOR THE GOLDEN ARROW The Quest for the Golden Arrow is a for• of active co•petition between lodges at the conclave . This years events include the stretcher carry race, handicap tent pitching, string burning, water balloon toss, kims game, and the tug - of-war. Depending on weather and other circu•stance, archery and rifle shooting may be included . LODGE SHOW-AND - DO The newest lodge c o•petition this year is the Lodge Show - and - Do . Each lodge has been requested to select a scout skill, cooking and food tasting demonstration , pioneer project, or other activity to involve Conclave Participants and any visitors . CAMPFIRE SHOWS Top flight campfire s hows will be presented both Friday night a nd Saturday night . An outstanding adventure awaits all who a ttend . THE CHIEF'S CUP The Chief's which each during the Show - and-Do section are Cup is a fora of c o•petition betwe e n the lodg es in lodge having a display depicting what the lodge did preceding year . The displays will be part of the Lodge . Don't fail to see what the other lodges in our doing . INDIAN EVENTS Indian events are an int e gral part of the conclave progra• . Through these we e mphasize our link with Ameri c a's past. Native American dance and outfit competition will begin immediately after lunch . CEREMONY COMPETITION This year there will be coapetition in both the Pre-Ordeal and Ordeal Ceremonies . Plan to see some exc e llent c eremonies perform e d by lodges in o ur se c tion. The Chief's Cup Presented to the Lodge who has the best Lodge Display depicting the preceding year . 2nd and 3rd places will also be awarded a plaque. , 1 . ' The Goathorns with the best Yearbook/Scrap book depicting Presented to the lodge 2nd and 3rd places the preceding year . will also be awarded a plaque. Man Miles Award Presented to the lodge who logs the •ost •iles per •e•ber traveling to the Conclave. Participation Award Presented to each Lodge that obtains the criteria established by the Section by participating in the Conclave . Quest for the Golden Arrow First, 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the Lodges best in this inter-lodge co•petition at Conclave . who do the Cere•ony Co•petition First , 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the best teaas in perfor•ance of the Ordeal and Pre-ordeal Cere•ony . Tea• Dance Award First, 2nd , and 3rd places are awarded to the dance . Specialty Dances First , 2nd, and 3rd Dances . places are awarded for best tea•a in the best the tea• Specialty Individual Dance Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight , and Fancy Dance. Individual Outfit Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given for the best outfit in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight, and Fancy (Feather). ~ Mr. Ax is presented to the Conclave Participant who first finds and shakes the hand of Mr . Ax and inquires if he is Mr . Ax . Whittling Award Presented to the adult who carves the •oat original and/or detailed carving AT THE CONCLAVE. Lodge Show and Do First, 2nd. and 3rd places are best in the Lodge Show and Do. awarded to the Lodges who do the �HISTORY OF AREA TWO The first meeting for the aajority of what is now SE-2 began in 1949 with the first Area Fellowship being held in 1950 at Caap Binachi near Meridian, Mississip pi . Soae ninety brothers attended the initial conferenc e. At that tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrowaen attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes, near Biloxi . In addition to the four lodges froa Mississip pi (Ashwanch i Kinta-193 , Sebooney Okasucca- 260, Ti ' ak-404, and Watonala- 169), Quinipissa Lodge of Baton Rouge and Chilantako ba Lodge - 397 of New Orleans also attended . In 1956 the six lodges of Mississip pi were bound together a• Area V-C. The new area.inclu ded the original four Mississip pi lodges plus two new ones - Chickaa-20 2 and Koi Hatachie-3 45 . The first Area V-C 'conclave waa held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodge as host . r In 1973 the section was renaaed SE-48 . The first conclave in SE-4B was held at Caap Yocona and hosted by the Chicks& Lodge . In 1982, a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasah Lodge-406 fro• Meaphis, Tennessee , and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 fro• Jackson, Tennessee . The section was re-naaed SE-2 . The Mississip pi and West Tennessee lodges joined together in fellowship at the first SE - 2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-2 60 lodge as host. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE - 2 was hosted in 1985 by the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 at Caap Mack Morris . In 1984 the Council of Chiefs establishe d a host lodge rotation for conclaves . This schedule as last aaended is as follows : 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 Koi Hatachi Sebooney Okasucca Chickasah Ti'ak Chicksa Ashwanchi Kinta Ittawaaba Watonala .,. Our Conclave patch represen ts all lodges as brothers in equality , no one greater or lesser than the other. It depicts lodges working together in a common cause of those ideals and principle s which ·are represen ted by the "Order of the Arrow." �l SEE THE MEE T '/'HE NEE D CHA LLE NGE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document ORDER OF THE ARROW / 1989 SE-2 SECTION CONCLAVE KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERJ.tATJON HARDY, ARKANSAS APRIL 28 - 30 /z.g. ci • ORDER OP THE ARROW 1989 SE-2 CONCLAVE SCHEDULE 4:00 Pll-lO : H Pll PRipAY - APRIL 28, 1989 REGISTRATION ADMIN. BLDG. 10:00 All - 10:30 All - 11: 30 All - 1:00 PM - 1 : 00 Pll - 1:00 Pll - CATHOLIC MASS: 8:N Pll lO:H PM lO:H Pll ll:H Pll 11 :H Pll 11 :a• r11 OPENING CAMPPIRE CRACKER BARREL COUNCIL OP CHIEFS MEETING HOST LODGE MEETING TRAINERS . MEETING TAPS SATURDAY - APRIL 29, 1989 REVEILLE PLAG RAISING BREAKPAST CAMPFIRE CIRCLE DINING BALL STAPP CENTER DINING HALL STAPP LOUNGE . DINING HALL 8:00 AM 8:15 All 8:0• All 7:0e All .,7 : 45 All 8:0e All 8 : 00 All 8:30 All 8:40 All 9 : 10 All 9:20 All 9:50 All COUNCIL OP CHIEFS UPDATE . MTG BOST LODGE MEETING DINING HALL STAPP LOUNGE ADMIN. BLDG. TRADING POST NATURE LODGE 11:30 All 11 : 30 All 1:00 Pll 3:00 Piii 4:00 Pll 4:00 Pll 4:15 Pll 4:15 Pll 5 : 00 Pll 8 : 30 Pll 7:00 Pll 8:00 Pll 10:30 Pll 12:00 Pll ADULT LEADER MEETING TRAINING SESSION I 10 MIN. BREAK TRAINING SE'SSION II 10 MIR. BREAK TRAINING SESSION III 10 III N. BREAK SHOW-AN-DO DEllONSTRATION AND LODGE DISPLAYS CEREMONY COllPETITION LUNCH CEREMONY COllPETITION DANCE a OUTFIT COMPETITION QUEST INTER PAITH SERVICES JEWISH SERVICES ·DINNER PLAO LOWERING S~CTION BUSINESS MEETING CAMPFIRE KEYNOTE SPEAKER ACTIVITY SHOW SKITS/SONGS AWARDS SLIDE SHOW PASSING OP BONNET CLOSING CRACKERBARRBL TAPS SUNDAY - APRIL 30, 1989 6: 30 Alie\ 6:45 All 7:30 All 9 : 00 All REVELLIB PLAG RAISING BREAKPAST HOST LODGE MBBTING NATURE LODGE NATURE LODGE TRADING POST CEREMONY ARIA DINING RALL CEREMONY ARIA DANCE AREA NATURE LODGE CHAPEL ADMIN . BLDG. DINING HALL DINING BALL CAMPFIRE CIRCLE DINING HALL DINING HALL DINING HALL DINING RALL FOR THOSE WHO WISB TO ATTEND MASS, SAINT MICHAELS CATHOLIC CHURCH, WEST OP HARDY ON BY 82, CONDUCTS MASS ON SATURDAY EVENING AT 7:00. My Brothers, It is •Y honor to welco•e you to the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . Through a large a•ount of hard work by the host lodge and the e ntire section we have made what pro•ises to be the BEST Conclave ever. I hope that all 450 of you enjoy the entire progra• . Saturday ' s schedule is ja• packed with training, cere•onies, indian dancing, a great show, fun and fellowship . Don't blink! You •ay very well •isa so•ething , such as your lodge chief and adviser co•ing out of the river soaking wet! Out of all the fun, though, hope that each of you learn so•ething, that you •eet new friends, and that you set goals for yourself that you will pack up and take with you when you journey ho•e after all the dust is settled . Our the•e rings out -- SEE THE NEED-MEET THE CHALLENGE . Seeing the need is only the first step ; you •ust go further to tackle the challenge with your best effort. You are the Order of the Arrow , and what you are is i•portantl I hope you all enjoy this weekend . Let the FUN begin! Yours in Brotherhood , ~~ Sec tion Chief , SE - 2 WELCOME TO THE NEST ARROW MEN OF THE EAGLE Dear Brothers , Welco•e to the Kia Ki•a Scout Reservation, the site of the 1989 SE-2 Conclave . All the stops have been pulled out to aake this conclave the BEST conclave our section has ever had, and with the overwhel•ing turnout of Arrow•en , there is no liait to how good this conclave can be . The planning for the conclave began last su•aer by a dedicated group of Arrow•en. With the help of this group and many other youth and adult Arrow•en, the conclave has shaped up extremely well . And now with your participation this weekend, this conclave is sure to be the ~· I know everyone will enjoy the co•petitions, cere•onies, and of course the unbelieveable •eals ~ Once again I extend •Y war•est welco•e to everyone who ca•e fro• near and far. And I sincerely hope everyone leaves the 1989 SE-2 Conclave saying, "That was the BEST conclave I ' ve ever been to . " Yours in Service, Brad Bradley Host Lodge Chief ORDER OF THE ARROW SOUTHEAST REGION -- SECTION 2 Section Chief. Larry Raines Section Vice Chief Chris Finnegan Section Secretary. . Johnny Martin Section Adviser. Billy Walley Area 2 Director. . Don Roberts Region Chief . David Bone Region Adviser .Bill Ketron Host Lodge . Chickasah Lodge-406 Host Lodge Chief Brad Bradley Host Lodge Adviser Dr. Ji• Stanford Host Lodge Staff Adviser . Claud Brown Host Lodge Council Executive. .Joe Long • • • * * GUESTS • * * * * MR. DONALD C. THOM is a me•ber of the National Order of the Arrow Co••ittee and presently is national chair•an of Indian Events. He is a Vigil Honor •ember of the Zit-Kala-Sha Lodge No . 123 in Louisville, Kentucky. He is an Eagle Scout and is the recipient of the Distinguished Service Award and the Silver Beaver . Mr. Tho• is presently registered as a merit badge counselor in the Old Kentucky Ho•e Council. He is a past Cubmaster, Assistant Scout•aster, Scoutaaster, District Co••issioner, Lodge Adviser, and Section Adviser. He is chief of the Worthington Fire Depart•ent and is active in the National Ski Patrol. MR. DAVID SHETTLES is •inister of the First United Methodist Church in Burlison, Tennessee. He is an Eagle Scout, a for•er SE-2 Section Chief, and a Vigil Honor •e•ber. He is currently affiliated with the Chickasah Lodge in Me•phis, Tennessee. MR. BILL JENNINGS, JR. is retired and lives in Elizabethton, Tennessee. He is a •e•ber of the Sequoyah Lodge No . 184. He is a Vigil Honor •e•ber and a recipient of the Founder's Award and the Silver Beaver. MR. GREG WHITAKER, along with several others, produced the Southeast Region Show at the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference. The DRUM is fro• the Pellissippi Lodge No. 230 in Knoxville, Tennessee. During the 1988 National Order of the Arrow Conference, they won first place in singing co•petition . ~rder of the Arrow G E N E R A L I N F 0 R M A T I 0 N Conclave Headquarters Located in the Adinistra~on Building at the entrance to the ca•p . Uni for• Proper Scout Unifor• should be worn at all ti•es unless participating in dance, cere•ony, or athletic co•petition. Class A unifor• is required for evening aeals . The O.A. sash should never be worn unless you are in proper unifor• . Conclave Trading Post Located at the Ca•p Trading Post in the center part of Ca•p Osage. Hours of operation will be posted. Vehicles All vehicles will be parked in the ca•p parking lot, located to the right of the Ad•inistration Building. Vehicles cannot be taken to the campsites . Transportation of gear and equip•ent fro• the parking lot to your campsite will be furnished by the Host Lodge. First Aid First aid will be provided by the Host Lodge. Anyone requiring first aid should report to the Caap Hospital located behind the Administration BUilding . Liability All lodges will be responsible financially for any physical or property da•age done to the ca•p and will be charged accordingly. Leaving the Camp No one will be allowed to leave the without good reason and the approval Adviser and the Section Adviser. Visiting ca•p during the Conclave of the respective Lodge A lodge's campsite is theirs for the weekend of the Conclave. No one should enter another lodge's campsite without first obtaining permission. l_ ____ --~--- -- I KIA KIMA SCOUT RESERVATION I CHICKASA\V COUNCIL B.S.A. HARDY, ARKANSAS 72542 1 RCVXSCD 0~/6~ CHXCKRSRH ~06 A ADMIN. BLDG. D DOATING AREA C COMPOUND AREA D DINING HALL F CAMPFIRE CIRCLE H HOSPITAL N NATURE LODGE P PARKING R RANGER HOl\-IE S SWIM AREA T. TRADING POST W WONDER BLDG. CS CENTRAL SHOWER SL STAFF LOUNGE ' CAMP CHEROKEE 1 GHOST DRUM 2 DIG FOOT. 3 WHIPPOORWILL 4 FLINTSTONE 5 ARROWHEAD 6 HOOT OWL 7 ROCKY TOP 8 DRY DONES 9 LONG KNIFE 10 BLACK JACK SE II CONCLAVE 1989 ... ,, .,,, CHA '"JEL "' //. '• 7i r~ r---- ~" CAMP OSAGE! ; 1 DOB WHITE ~ 2 COPPERHEAD · 3 WHITE HORSE 4 DROKEN DOW 5 WHISPERING RAPIDS 6 TURKEY RUN 7 FOX FIRE 8 CEDAR ROCK 9 RUNNING DEER 10 CRAZY WOLF 11 TALKING TURTLE 12 YELLOW DOG PROGRAM AND TRAINING INFORMATION TRAINING Outstanding training sessions will be available for all arrow•en. Youth •e•bers will be able to attend three of these five sessions: -New Arrow•an's Session -Me•bership Retention -Goal Setting -Effective Co••ittees -Motivating Arrow•en in the Unit Adult •e•bers discussion. regarding new will enjoy training in the for• Information fro• National Boy Scouts progra•s and policies will be presented . QUEST FOR THE GOLDEN ARROW of of a group America The Quest for the Golden Arrow is a for• of active co•petition between lodges at the conclave . This years events include the stretcher carry race, handicap tent pitching, string burning, water balloon toss, kims game, and the tug- of-war. Depending on weather and other circu•stance, archery and rifle shooting may be included . LODGE SHOW-AND - DO The newest lodge c o•petition this year is the Lodge Show- and - Do . Each lodge has been requested to select a scout skill, cooking and food tasting demonstration , pioneer project, or other activity to involve Conclave Participants and any visitors . CAMPFIRE SHOWS Top flight campfire s hows will be presented both Friday night a nd Saturday night . An outstanding adventure awaits all who a ttend . THE CHIEF'S CUP The Chief's Cup is a fora of c o•petition betwee n the lodges in which each lodge having a display depicting what the lodge did during the preceding year . The displays will be part of the Lodge Show- and-Do . Don't fail to see what the other lodges in our section are doing . INDIAN EVENTS Indian events are an int e gral part of the conclave progra• . Through these we e mphasize our link with Ameri ca's past. Native American dance and outfit competition will begin immediately after lunch . CEREMONY COMPETITION This year there will be coapetition in both Ordeal Ceremonies . Plan to see some exce llent by lodges in o ur se c tion. the Pre-Ordeal and c eremonies performe d , 1 . ' A W A R D S Ron Yeager Best All Around Lodge Award Presented to the Lodge who attains the criteria established by the Section for the activities of the Lodge during the preceding year . The Chief's Cup Presented to the Lodge who has the best Lodge Display depicting the preceding year . 2nd and 3rd places will also be awarded a plaque. The Goathorns Presented to the lodge the preceding year . plaque. with the best Yearbook/Scrapbook depicting 2nd and 3rd places will also be awarded a Man Miles Award Presented to the lodge who logs the •ost •iles per •e•ber traveling to the Conclave. Participation Award Presented to each Lodge that obtains the criteria established by the Section by participating in the Conclave . Quest for the Golden Arrow First, 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the Lodges who do the best in this inter-lodge co•petition at Conclave . Cere•ony Co•petition First , 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded to the best teaas in the perfor•ance of the Ordeal and Pre-ordeal Cere•ony . Tea• Dance Award First, 2nd , and 3rd places are awarded to the best tea•a in tea• dance . Specialty Dances First , 2nd, and 3rd places are awarded for the best Specialty Dances . Individual Dance Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight , and Fancy Dance. Individual Outfit Awards First, 2nd, and 3rd place awards will be given for the best outfit in the categories of Traditional, Old Style, Straight, and Fancy (Feather). ~ Mr. Ax is presented to the Conclave Participant who first finds and shakes the hand of Mr . Ax and inquires if he is Mr . Ax . Whittling Award Presented to the adult who carves the •oat original and/or detailed carving AT THE CONCLAVE. Lodge Show and Do First, 2nd. and 3rd places are best in the Lodge Show and Do. awarded to the Lodges who do the HISTORY OF AREA TWO The first meeting for the aajority of what is now SE-2 began in 1949 with the first Area Fellowship being held in 1950 at Caap Binachi near Meridian, Mississippi . Soae ninety brothers attended the initial conference. At that tiae the section was referred to as Area V-E. In 1951 aore than 125 arrowaen attended the conclave at Caap Wilkes, near Biloxi . In addition to the four lodges froa Mississippi (Ashwanchi Kinta-193, Sebooney Okasucca-260, Ti ' ak-404, and Watonala-169), Quinipissa Lodge of Baton Rouge and Chilantakoba Lodge- 397 of New Orleans also attended . In 1956 the six lodges of Mississippi were bound together a• Area V-C. The new area.included the original four Mississippi lodges plus two new ones - Chickaa-202 and Koi Hatachie-345 . The first Area V-C 'conclave waa held at Caap Tiak with the Ti'ak Lodge as host . In 1973 the section was renaaed SE-48 . The first conclave in SE-4B was held at Caap Yocona and hosted by the Chicks& Lodge . In 1982, a aajor change occurred with the addition of the Chickasah Lodge-406 fro• Meaphis, Tennessee , and the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 fro• Jackson, Tennessee. The section was re-naaed SE-2 . The Mississippi and West Tennessee lodges joined together in fellowship at the first SE - 2 conclave at Caap Kickapoo with the Sebooney Okasucca-260 lodge as host. The first conclave held in Tennessee by SE - 2 was hosted in 1985 by the Ittawaaba Lodge-235 at Caap Mack Morris . In 1984 the Council of Chiefs established a host lodge rotation for conclaves . This schedule as last aaended is as follows : 1987 Koi Hatachi 1988 Sebooney Okasucca 1989 Chickasah 1990 Ti'ak 1991 Chicksa 1992 Ashwanchi Kinta 1993 Ittawaaba 1994 Watonala r .,. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Chickasah Lodge Elangomat Training Letter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/3f1e5907d165f1e8c58358eb806aa394.pdf 8b306a946e0523cad8ed628c24363e27 PDF Text Text CHICI(ASAH LODGE 1990 FAUIILY BAf',{QUET Celebrating the Order of the Arrow's 75th Anniaersary tgt5-1990 December 7, 1990 Plough, Inc. 3030 Jackson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee �Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts of America Lodge Executiue Committee Lodge Chief Lodge Vice Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Past Lodge Chief Carey D. White Andrew M. Perry Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Activities/Civic Service Ceremonies/Indian Events Ad Hoc (Where-to-Go Camping Book) Ad Hoc (Vigil) Christopher S. Bell Lenny D. Scranton Hunter Bailey Walter M. Hoehn Jimmy Greer Lodge Adviser Jason P. Hood James Russnogle Ron Edmonds Robert Strickland StaffAdviser Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Ceremonies/lndian Events Alan S. Wright Brad Bradley �LODGE FAMILY BANQIIET December 7, 1990 Lenny Scranton Alan Wright WELCOME INVOCATION DINNER INTRODUCTIONS Lenny Scranton SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Carey White Hunter Bailey Alan Wright Carey White LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS CHIEF'S ADDRESS INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Carey White Jason Hood Carey White Andy Perry GUEST SPEAKER Dr. John Austin Council Commissioner VIGIL CALL-OUT Jimmy Greer Arrdy Perry FOUNDERS AWARD Joe Long OA SONG Walter Hoehn Chris Bell �PI]RPOSE To recognize those campers--Scouts, Explorers, and Scouters--uth,o best exempllfy the Scout Oath and Law in their d.aily liues and by such recognition cause other campers to ii",iurt themselies in such a manner as to warrant recognition. To deuelop and. maintain camping traditions and spirit. To promote Scout camping, which reaches its greatest effectiueness os o part of the unit's camping -p-roglanx, both year' round and in the summer canlp, as directed by the camping committee of the council. To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of lead.ership in cheerful seruice to others. SONG Firm bound in Brotherhood, gather the clan that cheerful service brings to fellow man. Circle our council fire, weld tightly every link, that binds us in Brotherhood, Wimachtendienk. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasah Lodge #406 Description An account of the resource Contains items related to Chickasah Lodge #406, Order of the Arrow. <br /><em>See also </em> <a href="https://kiakimamuseum.org/collections/show/15">Chickasah Lodge <i>Thunderbird</i> Newsletters</a> Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document CHICI(ASAH LODGE 1990 FAUIILY BAf',{QUET Celebrating the Order of the Arrow's 75th Anniaersary tgt5-1990 December 7, 1990 Plough, Inc. 3030 Jackson Avenue Memphis, Tennessee Chickasah Lodge Order of the Arrow Boy Scouts of America Lodge Executiue Committee Lodge Chief Lodge Vice Chief Lodge Secretary-Treasurer Past Lodge Chief Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Activities/Civic Service Ceremonies/Indian Events Ad Hoc (Where-to-Go Camping Book) Ad Hoc (Vigil) Lodge Adviser StaffAdviser Camping Promotions/Unit Elections Ceremonies/lndian Events Carey D. White Andrew M. Perry Alan S. Wright Brad Bradley Christopher S. Bell Lenny D. Scranton Hunter Bailey Walter M. Hoehn Jimmy Greer Jason P. Hood James Russnogle Ron Edmonds Robert Strickland WELCOME INVOCATION INTRODUCTIONS SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS CHIEF'S ADDRESS INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER GUEST SPEAKER VIGIL CALL-OUT FOUNDERS AWARD OA SONG LODGE FAMILY BANQIIET December 7, 1990 Lenny Scranton Alan Wright DINNER Lenny Scranton Carey White Hunter Bailey Alan Wright Carey White Carey White Jason Hood Carey White Andy Perry Dr. John Austin Council Commissioner Jimmy Greer Arrdy Perry Joe Long Walter Hoehn Chris Bell PI]RPOSE To recognize those campers--Scouts, Explorers, and Scouters--uth,o best exempllfy the Scout Oath and Law in their d.aily liues and by such recognition cause other campers to ii",iurt themselies in such a manner as to warrant recognition. To deuelop and. maintain camping traditions and spirit. To promote Scout camping, which reaches its greatest effectiueness os o part of the unit's camping -p-roglanx, both year' round and in the summer canlp, as directed by the camping committee of the council. To crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of lead.ership in cheerful seruice to others. SONG Firm bound in Brotherhood, gather the clan that cheerful service brings to fellow man. Circle our council fire, weld tightly every link, that binds us in Brotherhood, Wimachtendienk. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1990 Title A name given to the resource 1990 Chickasah Lodge Family Banquet Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasah Lodge Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Andrew Schrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Vince Sutherland Chickasah Lodge Event Order of the Arrow