https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/f1060de8fda15fb489b7256e0653d30f.pdf bd5025d28d18a33a577c7da117a38e39 PDF Text Text CHICKASM COUNCIL BO/ SCOUTS Of AMERICA COMMITTEE MINUTES SCOUT SERI/ICE CENTER SEPTEMBER /0, 796* 7:30 P.M. ATTENDANCE: Tom McGucte, III PA. Sam Audition Jack Gtady Judge. Kenneth Tu/tnet Bob Fetgu&on JoneA 8. Hu&kzg Walthall Petew Bob INl/OCATION: The. invocation wa& given by Jack Grady: OPENING REMARKS: T. J. McGuire deponed the. geographical area o£ im:er-city and explained the general makeup orf thi& area. He pointed out that there were approximately 11,000 boy* a& Scout age in the area. We are. now serving 1100 boy& in pack&, troop& and po&t&. Two p^Co-t pAo/ec^A wete exptatncd. One ojj ifie*e WOA Pope School, -tfie o^iet S^. Lafee'4 Bap-tu-t Ctotcn. T/ie4e /LepteAeftted -ftoo mewodi ^uti /tave been u&ec(. An additional would be -to toe a i{at£ -tone PMJ&U&AJQWI to do $WM 4pec^jj,tc. type. WOA/J. NON-SCOUT CAMPING: Tom McGiuAe ^.epo>tied ^utt xn coopetaiton tuct/i Project Extend £k& council had x.e.cAuite.d 225 bot/4 jj/tom dep/teiAed a^Lea* -Co attend Aummet camp at Kamp fCta fUma. Ai ^.eia^t oj5 -dtcA e.^ofitt 4 new uwxti fiaue been o^aittzed, two addctiowixt new un-t£6 ate beuig oJiganize.d and Jit i& $elt that at lea&t S5% ojj t/ie6e bo^6 wM be Aeg^te^ied -ui t^te Scouttng SCHOOL NIGHT FOR SCOUTING: Tom McGiwAe stated tfeat ^OA t/ie jjou^t/i consecutive ^eat -tfie C/itefea4aw Council will conduct School Night foi Scouting on Septembe/t 24. T/ti* c^eateA a AeaC concern rfc-t u& man:/ boi/4 A/tow up at &chool& and we do not nave Apeccj^tc muta In which tke^e. boy* can be placed. To oA.gaiu.ze new un^ts we would need kelp In ^oat ateoA. T^ieie &OUJL one.: leadw>htpf meetcng place*, and financial JOPGE /CENNETti TURNER: Judge Kennetn Tu/met stated tfiat tte wa& g£ad to 4ee Scouting become concerned and Involved -en inte/L-city won&. tie. iacd tnat jJoA too -tong Scouting /uu ^.e^t tfee -cmpteii-con tfiat ^t WOA deA-tgned ^OA tfie middle. cla&&. He. att>o stated t/iat Scouting couid be o£ a g/teat help in the. in.loeA-cify and li&te,d *e.vesial point* fliat we. would be rfaced with in working with t/ie6e people. Sixty- two percent ojj fe-cd* tn /uuenite cou^t /iave no ^at/ieti. Man*/ o^ thete. in juvenile, coutt come ^-tom tne -cnjdet-cittf atea. Vou cannot count on patent6. Tnei/ a/te wcttutg and the,y will cooperate, but in 90% orf tne caie* tnet/ do not nave tke. knowledge, on. knowhow. Judge, Tutnet indicated that he. ha& approximately 200 probation o^^ceti (volunte.eA& ke, £elt Aorne 0(J theAe, would be. willing to 4etue in thi& atea a& uo^unteet Scoute/14. �BOS FERGUSON: Bob Fe*0u£0rt exp&uned -Co -the g^toup #ie e.^o^t of the. police. de.paAtme.nt through a. &tofui~^fwnt organization. He, exp/tei^ed a po&&£b<itity that thz&e. might at&o be, 06 unit m&zting place* . FUll TIME PROFESSIONAL: Judge, To/wet 4uggei-ted ^/iat Shelby Unite.d N&ighbo*& be, approached, fan. additional a. ipJUL tune. pAo^^-ionaJi £0*1 thu &pe.ci&ic type, tuo/tfe. stated that he, would be, glad to approach S.U.N. in thu APJOURMMEA/T ReApe.ct£ully submitted /•—-\ // Walthatl Staff >, s*~Jr � 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 Executive Board Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Description An account of the resource Contains Reports of Committees, Annual Reports, Recharters, and Minutes 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 CHICKASM COUNCIL BO/ SCOUTS Of AMERICA ATTENDANCE: COMMITTEE MINUTES SCOUT SERI/ICE CENTER SEPTEMBER /0, 796* 7:30 P.M. Tom McGucte, III Bob Fetgu&on PA. Sam Audition JoneA 8. Hu&kzg Jack Gtady Walthall Petew Judge. Kenneth Tu/tnet Bob INl/OCATION: The. invocation wa& given by Jack Grady: OPENING REMARKS: T. J. McGuire deponed the. geographical area o£ im:er-city and explained the general makeup orf thi& area. He pointed out that there were approximately 11,000 boy* a& Scout age in the area. We are. now serving 1100 boy& in pack&, troop& and po&t&. Two p^Co-t pAo/ec^A wete exptatncd. One ojj ifie*e WOA Pope School, -tfie o^iet S^. Lafee'4 Bap-tu-t Ctotcn. T/ie4e /LepteAeftted -ftoo mewodi ^uti /tave been u&ec(. An additional would be -to toe a i{at£ -tone PMJ&U&AJQWI to do $WM 4pec^jj,tc. type. WOA/J. NON-SCOUT CAMPING: Tom McGiuAe ^.epo>tied ^utt xn coopetaiton tuct/i Project Extend £k& council had x.e.cAuite.d 225 bot/4 jj/tom dep/teiAed a^Lea* -Co attend Aummet camp at Kamp fCta fUma. Ai ^.eia^t oj5 -dtcA e.^ofitt 4 new uwxti fiaue been o^aittzed, two addctiowixt new un-t£6 ate beuig oJiganize.d and Jit i& $elt that at lea&t S5% ojj t/ie6e bo^6 wM be Aeg^te^ied -ui t^te Scouttng SCHOOL NIGHT FOR SCOUTING: Tom McGiwAe stated tfeat ^OA t/ie jjou^t/i consecutive ^eat -tfie C/itefea4aw Council will conduct School Night foi Scouting on Septembe/t 24. T/ti* c^eateA a AeaC concern rfc-t u& man:/ boi/4 A/tow up at &chool& and we do not nave Apeccj^tc muta In which tke^e. boy* can be placed. To oA.gaiu.ze new un^ts we would need kelp In ^oat ateoA. T^ieie &OUJL one.: leadw>htpf meetcng place*, and financial JOPGE /CENNETti TURNER: Judge Kennetn Tu/met stated tfiat tte wa& g£ad to 4ee Scouting become concerned and Involved -en inte/L-city won&. tie. iacd tnat jJoA too -tong Scouting /uu ^.e^t tfee -cmpteii-con tfiat ^t WOA deA-tgned ^OA tfie middle. cla&&. He. att>o stated t/iat Scouting couid be o£ a g/teat help in the. in.loeA-cify and li&te,d *e.vesial point* fliat we. would be rfaced with in working with t/ie6e people. Sixty- two percent ojj fe-cd* tn /uuenite cou^t /iave no ^at/ieti. Man*/ o^ thete. in juvenile, coutt come ^-tom tne -cnjdet-cittf atea. Vou cannot count on patent6. Tnei/ a/te wcttutg and the,y will cooperate, but in 90% orf tne caie* tnet/ do not nave tke. knowledge, on. knowhow. Judge, Tutnet indicated that he. ha& approximately 200 probation o^^ceti (volunte.eA&) ke, £elt Aorne 0(J theAe, would be. willing to 4etue in thi& atea a& uo^unteet Scoute/14. BOS FERGUSON: Bob Fe*0u£0rt exp&uned -Co -the g^toup #ie e.^o^t of the. police. de.paAtme.nt through a. &tofui~^fwnt organization. He, exp/tei^ed a po&&£b<itity that thz&e. might at&o be, 06 unit m&zting place* . FUll TIME PROFESSIONAL: Judge, To/wet 4uggei-ted ^/iat Shelby Unite.d N&ighbo*& be, approached, fan. additional a. ipJUL tune. pAo^^-ionaJi £0*1 thu &pe.ci&ic type, tuo/tfe. stated that he, would be, glad to approach S.U.N. in thu APJOURMMEA/T ReApe.ct£ully submitted /• — -\ // >, s*~Jr Walthatl Staff 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 1968 Title A name given to the resource 1968 Chickasaw Council Inner-City Committee Minutes Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Minutes