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TO:
FROM:
SUBJECT:

TENN. 38112ITELEPHONE

January

327-4193

25, 1972

ALL UNIT LEADERS
ORDER OF THE ARRmv, CHICKASAH LODGE NO. 406
UNIT SELECTION OF ORDER OF THE ARROW CANDIDATES

The Order of the Arrow is a campers honor society chartered by
the Boy Scouts of America. Its purpose is to recognize those campers
who best exemplify the Scout Oat11 and law in their lives and, by
such recognition, cause other campers to conduct themselves in such
a manner as to warrant similar recognition; to promote Scout camping
ani develop and maintain its traditions and spirit; and, finally, to
crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of
leadership in cheerful service to others.
Each Scout troop or Explorer post with qualified Scouts,
Explorers, and Scouters is urged to hold an election not later than
June 1, 1972e The date of the election is selected by you as unit
leader. A member of the Order of the Arrow must be on hand to help
with the election.
SCOUT OR EXILORER

QUALIFICATIONS

1. Unit 1eader Approval To become eligible for election, a Scout
or Explorer must have the approval of his unit leader prior to the
election. The leader must certify that the nominee meets all
specified requirements, also.
2. CampinK-Reoul;rements A Boy Scout or Explorer must have 15 days
and nights of camping under the auspices of the Boy Scouts of
America. The 15 days and nights must include one long-term camp (6
consecutive days) within the two-year period prior to election. The
balance of tho 15 days may be made up of short-term (overnight, 2,
3, or 4 days) camps.
3. First Class Requirement A Scout must have attained the rank of
First Class to be eligible for election. There is no rank requirement for Explorers, but they must have been registered active male
members of an Explorer post for at least six months prior to the
election~
SCOUTER QUALIFICATIONS
1. Any Scouter camper registered actively in a chartered unit
of the council is eligible.
2. A Scouter must meet the same camping requirement as Scouts
and Explorers. One Scouter may be elected by the other Scouters
registered with his unit. In order to hold an adult election the
uni t~,must have conducted an election for boys.
CONCLAVE

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Voting for candidates will be based on their spirit of
brotherhood, cheerfulness no matter how tiresome their duties,
and a willingness to give unselfish and wholehearted service to
others at all times.
A return postcard is enclosed for you to use in notifying
the Scout office of the date set aside for the election of
candidates. It should be held at a regularly scheduled Scout
meeting. Every effort should be made to have 100 percent attendance of both Scouts and Scouters. A membership election team of
the Order of the Arrow will conduct the election with your
assistance.
Scoutingly
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Gary'&amp;. Greenfield
Lodge

Chief

yours,

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C. Grace
Chairman
Membership and Elections

John

683-8482
Chapter Membership and Elections Chairmen
..Eastern
- Phill Kaufman
682-8065
Southeast
Kevin Johnson
324-1401
Northeast
Bill Travis
358-6345
Southwest
Derek Johnson
332-1742
Northwest
Charlie Osborn
386-0810
Crittenden
Eddie Hurst
739-3435
North-Central
Donnie Hughes
357-7873
South-Central
John Grace
683-8482

CONCLAVE

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CHICKASAH

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.iiCHICKABAH ; .' [In-m&#13;
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• r- ·~W.CHICKASAW COUNC/LI17l SOUTH HOLLYWOOOIMEMPH/:, TENN. 38112ITELEPHONE 327-4193&#13;
WWW&#13;
January 25, 1972&#13;
TO: ALL UNIT LEADERS&#13;
FROM: ORDER OF THE ARRmv, CHICKASAH LODGE NO. 406&#13;
SUBJECT: UNIT SELECTION OF ORDER OF THE ARROW CANDIDATES&#13;
The Order of the Arrow is a campers honor society chartered by&#13;
the Boy Scouts of America. Its purpose is to recognize those campers&#13;
who best exemplify the Scout Oat11 and law in their lives and, by&#13;
such recognition, cause other campers to conduct themselves in such&#13;
a manner as to warrant similar recognition; to promote Scout camping&#13;
ani develop and maintain its traditions and spirit; and, finally, to&#13;
crystallize the Scout habit of helpfulness into a life purpose of&#13;
leadership in cheerful service to others.&#13;
Each Scout troop or Explorer post with qualified Scouts,&#13;
Explorers, and Scouters is urged to hold an election not later than&#13;
June 1, 1972e The date of the election is selected by you as unit&#13;
leader. A member of the Order of the Arrow must be on hand to help&#13;
with the election.&#13;
SCOUT OR EXILORER QUALIFICATIONS&#13;
1. Unit 1eader Approval To become eligible for election, a Scout&#13;
or Explorer must have the approval of his unit leader prior to the&#13;
election. The leader must certify that the nominee meets all&#13;
specified requirements, also.&#13;
2. CampinK-Reoul;rements A Boy Scout or Explorer must have 15 days&#13;
and nights of camping under the auspices of the Boy Scouts of&#13;
America. The 15 days and nights must include one long-term camp (6&#13;
consecutive days) within the two-year period prior to election. The&#13;
balance of tho 15 days may be made up of short-term (overnight, 2,&#13;
3, or 4 days) camps.&#13;
3. First Class Requirement A Scout must have attained the rank of&#13;
First Class to be eligible for election. There is no rank requirement&#13;
for Explorers, but they must have been registered active male&#13;
members of an Explorer post for at least six months prior to the&#13;
election~&#13;
SCOUTER QUALIFICATIONS&#13;
1. Any Scouter camper registered actively in a chartered unit&#13;
of the council is eligible.&#13;
2. A Scouter must meet the same camping requirement as Scouts&#13;
and Explorers. One Scouter may be elected by the other Scouters&#13;
registered with his unit. In order to hold an adult election the&#13;
uni t~,must have conducted an election for boys.&#13;
CONCLAVE&#13;
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41~&#13;
CHICKASAH&#13;
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WWW -2-&#13;
Voting for candidates will be based on their spirit of&#13;
brotherhood, cheerfulness no matter how tiresome their duties,&#13;
and a willingness to give unselfish and wholehearted service to&#13;
others at all times.&#13;
A return postcard is enclosed for you to use in notifying&#13;
the Scout office of the date set aside for the election of&#13;
candidates. It should be held at a regularly scheduled Scout&#13;
meeting. Every effort should be made to have 100 percent attendance&#13;
of both Scouts and Scouters. A membership election team of&#13;
the Order of the Arrow will conduct the election with your&#13;
assistance.&#13;
Scoutingly yours,&#13;
~~,ttt~&#13;
Gary'&amp;. Greenfield&#13;
Lodge Chief&#13;
,.-,\ "&#13;
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Chapter Membership&#13;
..Eastern -&#13;
Southeast&#13;
Northeast&#13;
Southwest&#13;
Northwest&#13;
Crittenden&#13;
North-Central&#13;
South-Central&#13;
John C. Grace&#13;
Chairman&#13;
Membership and&#13;
683-8482&#13;
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Phill Kaufman 682-8065&#13;
Kevin Johnson 324-1401&#13;
Bill Travis 358-6345&#13;
Derek Johnson 332-1742&#13;
Charlie Osborn 386-0810&#13;
Eddie Hurst 739-3435&#13;
Donnie Hughes 357-7873&#13;
John Grace 683-8482&#13;
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CONCLAVE 4'~tJVl't7C~&#13;
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