https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c8e29e1b33b7dab16c137707246d7bae.pdf 3670f169588ce3dd264bc9930374f1f0 PDF Text Text THE COUNCIL fJRE CHICKASAw COU}\lCIL 8 S· A. "c'~ Vol. September 6, 1932. No.9 V () ~ o-J.'()~' ~-1~ IHeadquarters which were left at Kamp Kia !Kima also a watch. Scoutmasters please ~'I:P_S.SS' this information on to your troop las we would like to get this property back to its rightful owner as soon as poss.ible. o h \Yl)- * * * * * SCOUT LE&DERS ROUND TABLE TEN YEAR PROGRAM The first meeting of the Scout Leaders Round Table for the fall season will be he~d in St. Lukels Episcopal Church, corner Peabody and LeHaster at 6:30 P. M. on Tuesday September 20th. I The Chairman, W~. Perry Pi~kin, promises a fine program and all Scouters are cordially invited to attend. Each Scouter has been sent a copy of the pamphlet telling about the Ten Year Program w~ich the National Council has recently started. It is hoped that all Scouters will read this ~amphlet and that everyone will get busy t owar d "inning one of President Hoover Is awards. The Council not only desires to have " ~ every troop in the Council win an award Mr. C. T. McCabe, Presldent. requBst~., .::rom t' P "d t bu t we als 0 hoP e .1e r es i en, that every troop be represented by Lt s / i chaf the Council will win a president Scoutmaster and at least one rrember of ! streamer as ~ell as a flag of the United the Troop Committee. Thi!;lis a very S'~a'~-3s,Tilis can be done if we all put important meeting as the Ten Year ?rogram of the National Council i'm.' the lOCH' shou Iders to the wheel and we are Growth of Scouting wi 11 be discussed. lee: ... zrrt i ng :on every troop to come through and make a real record in this regard. I PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EAI1.LY. * .•.* * * A Scotsman had a car which wasted .:ps"!;roLOne day he went into his garagej took the cap off th~ tank and-looked Court of Honor will be held in Counci inside; but it ~as too dark to see. He Headquarters at 7:30 P.M. on Saturday, lignted a roatch. Accidentally it dropSeptember 10th. ped into the tank. COURT OF HONOR I Mr. McCabe Wilt hold a special sessicn nWell, wouldn't that twist your \7his~~of the Court on Friday, September 16th er s J'' he grumbled in dismay, as he in order that bots in troops which meet Ipeered after the lighted match. "Shets on Saturday and mays who \7ork on Sa, tur- empty agaf n J" day may have the lopportunity to attend. However, no boy can attend both Courts. * '" '" '" '" * .•..•..•..•. Wife to husband (at dinner): "You ':?Qnltread that book of etiquette and now look at y ou l Here IS the dessert and all youlve got left is a butter spread- RAINCOATS There are three raincoats in Council e r ;" ~'------'------------------------------~----------------------~---------------4 �both sl1im "Deriods were enjoyed more than usual. All the troops at camp ~ete in cabi ns , so nobody needed t o get wet. But , Skipper C. B. Kennedy of Ship No. 65 many enjoyed a soaking after so mnch dr'J 1112>s reserved the first night of the wea ther , and hiked even more than usual. i\)ossum open season, This is the regu'l~hepool was soon full to overflo:r~ng, '~.ar cus tom of Ship No. 65, and the huntY1S was also the lake, and the r-usm ng I~~ngparty usually includes young ladies [wacer s were interesting to Hatch. k..nd several married couples and cnaper- II Ions. For such an oc cas i on the weather CAN YOUROWA BOAT? '1~1SuallYis favorable at this time of the year, and the possums also are easi-l 'i"he attention of water-lo~i~ Scouts Ily found. 'soon wi 11 be turned from swrmrmng to 'boating, and all who nish to indulge in Regular Saturday: night hunts are the latter-should take the boat j es t scheduled for all Scouts, but private before the ~ater becomes too cold. All ]arties may arrange for any other night who have taken this test at Kamp Kia Kima will be certified to Camp Currier, of the week, but all others will have to take the rr:a:;J MMING SE..il.SON test. FIRST POSSUMHUNT I I i sm In response to many inquiries it may Several addi tional t.r ocps are 'olanning be said that no certain date is set for to buy or make boats, and"all member-s of the close of the swimming seu s on at Carr.!. such troops \7i11 be wanting to use thei Currier. It is regulated by the ~eatrt- ,boats. er, and Scouts may be assured that t2ey I may continue to enjoy this s~ort as lon~ Scout Hot Young of Troop 13 has ~~de a as the days are comfortably wa.rrn, I canoe Vii th a cash outlay of only one dulJar for material. At that price ANOTHER CABIN ,f:;'lE;r'J t.r oop ough t to have boats. I I Scoutmaster W. J. Barfield, accompanied by Messrs. Runner, R~ndolph and Estes of his troop committee, was at camp the las t week-end to make preliminary arrangements to oegin on Cabin No. 27, plans for which a Ir eady have been drawn and appr ove d, It v;i 11 be of the large standard size, 18 x 24 feet, and will be built of logs. The site is on the nor thwes t road almos t oppo s i t e that of No. 11. The logs are already cut and delivery at camp is expected in a few days. OlJLYONE THIS SUMMZR The on ly all-day rain at Camp Currier this summer came in the last week of Ivacation and Has a real novelty. Off came all the boys I shoes, for the soft ground was very pleasant to waIk upon. iAlso, as there ••as no sharp lightning, ! i' I CABINHAPPINESS No troop has seemed to enjoy the outi door s more this s unmer than No.7. They Ib.<:'.'1>o just completed a tt10 weeks 8n- . campmcn t , Scoutmaster Guy Boyer has the f'acu l ty of keeping the cIder memoers of the troop active in the organization; so, althou&~ ho could not 16ave business to be ~7ith them this sumner, there has been plenty of mature leadership '.~'ith the c~nstant uresence of Bob Carter, Arthur Treadw~~ and Proctor Rabb, all Assistant Scoutmasters, T.~is troop makes a specialty of three good meals a day, nnd very much to their credit can it be said that they do not live on merely. re-heated canned goods, for they really cook. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Chickasaw Council Newsletter Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Text Any textual data included in the document THE COUNCIL fJRE CHICKASAw COU}\lCIL 8 S· A. "c'~ Vol. V No.9 September 6, 1932. IHeadquarters which were left at Kamp Kia () ~ !Kima also a watch. Scoutmasters please o-J.'()~' ~'I:P_S.SS' this information on to your troop ~-1~ las we would like to get this property o h \Yl)- back to its rightful owner as soon as poss.ible. The Council not only desires to have " ~ every troop in the Council win an award Mr. C. T. McCabe, Presldent. requBst~., t' P "d t b t als ho e /.::rom.1e r esi en, u we 0 P that every troop be represented by Lt s ichaf the Council will win a president Scoutmaster and at least one rrember of !Istreamer as ~ell as a flag of the United the Troop Committee. Thi!;lis a very S'~a'~-3s,Tilis can be done if we all put important meeting as the Ten Year ?rogram of the National Council i'm.' the lOCH' shou Iders to the wheel and we are Growth of Scouting wi 11 be discussed. lee: .z..rrt i ng :on every troop to come through and make a real record in this regard. Court of Honor will be held in Counci Headquarters at 7:30 P.M. on Saturday, September 10th. I Mr. McCabe Wilt hold a special sessicn nWell, wouldn't that twist your \7his~~- of the Court on Friday, September 16th er sJ'' he grumbled in dismay, as he in order that bots in troops which meet Ipeered after the lighted match. "Shets on Saturday and mays who \7ork on Sa, tur- empty agaf n J" day may have the lopportunity to attend. However, no boy can attend both Courts. SCOUT LE&DERS ROUND TABLE The first meeting of the Scout Leaders Round Table for the fall season will be he~d in St. Lukels Episcopal Church, corner Peabody and LeHaster at 6:30 P. M. on Tuesday I September 20th. The Chairman, W~. Perry Pi~kin, promises a fine program and all Scouters are cordially invited to attend. PLEASE MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EAI1.LY. * .•.* * * COURT OF HONOR * .•..•..•..•. RAINCOATS There are three raincoats in Council ~'------'------------------------------~----------------------~---------------4 * * * * * TEN YEAR PROGRAM Each Scouter has been sent a copy of the pamphlet telling about the Ten Year Program w~ich the National Council has recently started. It is hoped that all Scouters will read this ~amphlet and that everyone will get busy t owar d "inning one of President Hoover Is awards. A Scotsman had a car which wasted .:ps"!;roLOne day he went into his garagej took the cap off th~ tank and-looked inside; but it ~as too dark to see. He lignted a roatch. Accidentally it dropped into the tank. * '" '" '" '" Wife to husband (at dinner): "You ':?Qnltread that book of etiquette and now look at you l Here IS the dessert and all youlve got left is a butter spreade r ;" CABINHAPPINESS both sl1im "Deriods were enjoyed more than usual. All the troops at camp ~ete in cabi ns , so nobody needed t o get wet. But , Skipper C. B. Kennedy of Ship No. 65 many enjoyed a soaking after so mnch dr'J 1112>rseserved the first night of the wea ther , and hiked even more than usual. i\)ossum open season, This is the regu- 'l~hepool was soon full to overflo:r~ng, '~.ar cus tom of Ship No. 65, and the huntY1S was also the lake, and the r-usm ng I~~ngparty usually includes young ladies [wacer s were interesting to Hatch. k..nd several married couples and cnaper- II Ions. For such an oc cas i on the weather CAN YOUROWA BOAT? '1~1SuallYis favorable at this time of I I the year, and the possums also are easi-l 'i"he attention of water-lo~i~ Scouts Ily found. 'soon wi11 be turned from swrmrmng to 'boating, and all who nish to indulge in the latter-should take the boat j es t before the ~ater becomes too cold. All who have taken this test at Kamp Kia Kima will be certified to Camp Currier, but all others will have to take the FIRST POSSUMHUNT In response to many inquiries it may Several addi tional t.r ocps are 'olanning be said that no certain date is set for to buy or make boats, and"all member-s of the close of the swimming seu son at Carr.!. such troops \7i11 be wanting to use thei Currier. It is regulated by the ~eatrt- ,boats. er, and Scouts may be assured that t2ey I may continue to enjoy this s~ort as lon~ Scout Hot Young of Troop 13 has ~~de a as the days are comfortably wa.rrn, Icanoe Vii th a cash outlay of only one IdulJar for material. At that price ANOTHERCABIN ,f:;'lE;r'J t.r oop ough t to have boats. IScoutmaster W. J. Barfield, accompa- i! ' nied by Messrs. Runner, R~ndolph and Estes of his troop committee, was at I No troop has seemed to enjoy the outcamp the las t week-end to make prelim- i door s more this s unmer than No.7. They inary arrangements to oegin on Cabin Ib.<:'.'1>o just completed a tt10 weeks 8n- No. 27, plans for which a Ir eady have . campmcn t , been drawn and appr ove d, It v;i 11 be of the large standard size, 18 x 24 feet, and will be built of logs. The site is on the nor thwes t road almos t oppo s i t e that of No. 11. The logs are already cut and delivery at camp is expected in a few days. test. Regular Saturday: night hunts are scheduled for all Scouts, but private ]arties may arrange for any other night iof the week, rr:a:;J smMMINGSE..il.SON OlJLYONE THIS SUMMZR Scoutmaster Guy Boyer has the f'acu l ty of keeping the cIder memoers of the troop active in the organization; so, althou&~ ho could not 16ave business to be ~7ith them this sumner, there has been plenty of mature leadership '.~'ith the c~nstant uresence of Bob Carter, Arthur Treadw~~ and Proctor Rabb, all Assistant Scoutmasters, The only all-day rain at Camp Currier this summer came in the last week of Ivacation and Has a real novelty. Off came all the boys I shoes, for the soft ground was very pleasant to waIk upon. iAlso, as there ••as no sharp lightning, T.~is troop makes a specialty of three good meals a day, nnd very much to their credit can it be said that they do not live on merely. re-heated canned goods, . for they really cook. 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 1932 Title A name given to the resource 1932 (9/6/1932) Chickasaw Council <em>The Council Fire</em> Newsletter Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Barry Moore Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Troop 48 Cabin Camp Currier Camp Currier Cabin Chickasaw Council Newsletter Newsletter Possum Hunt