https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/c74587f272ce0f0a47e4f68304906001.pdf 8411646825c4ff39e0a34df73a70d820 PDF Text Text /31 WWW40 6 arrow news for arrow men (JQ ~..:I;,~ Chickas~h lJ;~ Thunderbird wWw chickasaw council, bs.a. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXII NO. 3 CHICKASAH LODGE #406 JULY 1981 Welcome to the Fall Fellow ship/R eunion This year promises to be different from any of the past fellowships. The name thi.s year has been changed to the Fa.11 Fellowship and Reunion. The name is explained simply. With the new name we have made an effort to reunite all our old brothers fro rn the local area. and the e.ntire country. The location has been moved closer to home, our very own MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY-S outh Carnpus, also known as the old VA hospi tal (Map page 5) . Instead of a weekend event the fellowship has been divided into two days. On Sat. Sept. 12 registration will begin at 9: OOAM at the baseball field at MSU (South Campus). The The Quest and chapter events will begin at 10:30AM with a briefing at the Baseball field, Most events will take place on the football field and in the Kennedy Complex swimming pool (come prepared with athletic and swimming attire). Activities will break for an hour at 12:30PM for lunch. Two options will be offered for lunch. Participants can bring a sack lunch (drinks will be sold) or they can *FUN*' go to a nearby fast food place. The Quest will pick up again at 1: 45PM with a. briefing at the baseba.11 field. At 5:00PM dinner, which is provided in your fee, will be served. After dinner there will be a brief meeting for nominations for officers. To cap the evening off movies will be shown until 10:30 PM at which time the dayB activities will come to a close. On the following day the annual \......-Business and Lodge meeting will be held a.t 2:45PM. This will allow . every Arrowman to be able to attend his own church services in the morning. This meeting will take place in the cafeteria of St. Annes school at the corner of Highland a.nd Kearney in the MSU area (Map p. 5). At this Lodge meeting fellowship patches will be given to participants and fellowship business will be wrapped up. Most importantly, however, will be the elections of lodge officers for the coming year. With your help this fellowship can be ~ruly successful •. Help ma"l;e ~his a S1_icces~ful reunion by bringing any ina.cti ve brother you know with you. There is something for ever~one. TNDIAN COMPETITION CHAPTER COMPETITION Do yourself, your chapter, an your lod ge a favor while meeting old friends. Come to the Fall Fellowship and Reunion! If you'r e not careful you're going to have a Fall Reunion•••••••• •••••••••Page l fantastic time! (See Coupon & PreChiefly Spaaking ••••••••••••• page 2 Registration p. 5) Word Jumble ••••••••••••••• ••• page 3 1981 Thunderbird Poll •••••••• page 4 NOTE: Adult judges and support sta ff Fellowship Coupon •••••••••••• page 5 are needed--Cont act Eric Van Wey Chapter News, ••••••••••••••• • page 6 (683-3406) or Mr. McCrindle t3881832). INSIDE THIS ISSUE �Chief ly Speaking Chiefly Speaking Cont inued advice and time (late calls) you've given during the year. It' s been r eal, it's been fun, but seriously, I've learned so much (mos tly by mistakes,~). Only a fool would do it twice-- well call me what you will, I think now I can do better. In Cheerful Service, Jason Hood, Lod e Chief Brothers, Our lodge's y e ar is almost over and I greet it with mixed feelings. On one hand we have accomplished much, but on the other we have not come far enough. Our newsletter has come from 2 issues (which lost us National Honor Lodge) to four in only six months. Our ceremonies came from an advisor and a vision to advisors and a chairWHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MN)? man and committee. We have given in monet ary support to the council over Dear Thunderbira• Last issue of this paper a pea=r~e~ $1100.00. In manhours we have given d~~ gr oss y waste ul with respect ""to its approximately 3944 hours in lodge content, intended purpose, and ac tual sponsored activity. That is 99 40 . hr. results. THis trend in content has long work weeks, or almost two years of been a tradition for the Thunderbird. I work. Our conclave attendence was can only wish that the Lodge could find double, almost triple last year's ·a better way to appropriate the funds to contingent . We had good representa'publish the Thunderbird. tion at NOAC, especially competing near J e ff, Jeff Jenkins 1 must disagree witn you co ncernwith the Jamboree. However, we have ing the value of the Thunderbird. lagged in some important areas. We 1 have enjoyed keeping up with can improve these areas this corning Lodge news through the T ' Bird . The year! Thunderbird s,erves to keep fe llowSpace is dra.wing to a close. I'd ship warm even during the winter like to thank those who made my year months when Arrowman are busy with a little easier. My great friend school, etc. Some space is wasted and predecessor, Mike Parker. Also (word jumble), but mo st a rt icles my Vice-Chiefs Eric Van Wey and Don are quite valuable. Blalock (they took all I dished out). Drew Dirmeyer The Thunderbird is your paper and we Bill Jennings, Pat Marshall, and all would like to hear your opinions and of the Exe cutive Committee. Thanks thoughts--on anything. Ple8ae write us. also to our great adults--Mr. Bond, Include your name, address, phone H, and Mr. McCrindle, Mr. Marshall, Mr. J, chapter. The address is: Mr. Shettles, Mr. Smith, Mr. Reinke, The Chickasah Thunderbird Mr. Goacher--every one! Especially-Dept. 11 752 Reddoch St. thank- you Mr. McGuire for all the (con't) LETTERS CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406 Publishers Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Advisor Editors - in-Chief Hunter Pickett John Fanguy News Editor Jay Kissell Entertainment Editor Jeff Jenkins ' ' lMPORTANT I ' ' ' AITENTIPN ' ' The Thunderbird has now doubled its staff since last issue and would like to triple it with your help. Openings on the staff include Photographic Editor, Editorial Editor, Chapter Editor, Layout Editor, Regional Activity Editor in charge of conununications, as well as a host of writing staff. The positions include while-you-work training. By becoming a part of the MIGHTY Thunderbird Staff, you will be serving other Scouts in a fun and worthwhile encounter. Call John Fanguy 767-1113 and start work on the September issue �J1? f F'S )U~BLE ~ORD Sorry about all the typos in June's puzzle. In spite of all the errors. Elbert Rich of Troop #145 was the first Arrowman to complete the puzzle. ******* CONGRATULATIONS ******* This month's puzzle is a word jumble. Belc><.1 are eleven words with the order of the letters changed. The task set before you is to arrange the letters to form words that pertain to the Order of the Arraw. The letters in parenthesis can then be arranged to form the "mystery word." The first member to complete the jumble should call Jeff Jenkins at 767-1907 in order to receive recognition in next issue's puzzle. HSSA _ _ _(_) ( ) ------ NADNII 01.EDG _ _ _ _(_) UPWSA ------ EMMERB MITNAE ) ( ------) ( _ _ _ _ _(~ IGSOU~T ( ) ------- SBTNAER ( ) ------- VSREIEC ------( DTNINIMOAO CAL~COEV ?????????? MYSTERY WORD ????????? ?-------------- ) -------- --( ) ( ) -------- Nasty Cam plaints If you read last month's issue of the Thunderbird with even 5% of your attention. you would have noticed that there were quite a few mistakes which slipped by blind John Fanguy as he typed the final draft. They included three different ways to spell Slackford• a fire house full of mistakes in the Word Seek. We hope to elim.inate all errors of typographical nature with the addition of News Editor Jay Kissell and also you. Yes. if you are beginning to ~et tired of deciphering John's code, now is the time to begin play(I did n~t say WORK) as a vital part of t~ Thunderbird as a writer. editor, or photographer. Call JOH~ FA.~GUY at 767·1113 and tell him that you are mighty tired of the awful job he is doing. ? '! ? ? Clue • • • • • All Arrowmen ? see it six times a year. ? ? ? ? ?????????????????????? ??????????? Lodge Elections As always the Chickasah Lodge will hold elections for officers at its annual business meeting. This is usually done at the Fall Fellowship. This year's Business Meeting will be held at St. Anne's Catholic Ch urch near the MSU Fellowship site. The meeting will take place in the school cafeteria at 2:45 PM. Thomas Eisner is the chairman of the Screening Committee, and anyone that would like to run for lodge office should send a declaration of candidacy (including qualifications) to the Screening Committee at: c/o Thomas Bisner/2394 Millbrook Ave./Memphis, TN 38127 or call for further information: 353-0246. You can make the difference in your lodge. �1981 Thunderbird Poll Arrowmen: Please answer the below questions in the spirit of scouting. If you have any doubts about the answers. be as exact as you possibly can. Then fold this sheet into thirds, stamp and mail using the adress. This poll will help us to serve you better in the future. 1. How long have you been in scouting? 1. 2. What is your present rank? 2. l. Are you a scout or a scouter (adult)? l. 4. Are you active in your troop or post? 4. 5. What rank were you when you were inducted into the OA? s. 6. What chapter do you belong to? 6. 7. When does your chapter meet? 1. 8. Ar• you invol~ed s. in any Lodge or chapter functions? 9. 9. Are you an Ordeal, Brotherhood, or Vigil member? 10. 10. Do you feel that the Thunderbird serves you •• a member? u. 11. What features, columns, stt>ries do you like in this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. What features. columns, stories do you dislike in this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. ______ _________ ,_,, 13. What would you like to do on the Staff of the Thunder~? __ 13. ..... ..________... ..__... ___ 14. Would you lika to be an editor on the Thunderbird? _____....,_............, ....._ .............. .__ __. _____________ 14. .. __ ___-..--------------- ...__...,_ ..__ .._.._ ___._ __.__ ___ FROM PLACE STAMP HFRE ADDRESS PostOfl1ce will nol dehver mail without postage The Chickasah Thunderbird Dept. P 752 Reddoch st. Memphis, TN 38119 �$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ i : $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ co u pon $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$$$$ $ $ $ $ $ Pre-Re '=listra tian 1981 Fall Fellaw ship and Reunia n to be held MEMPH IS STATE at $ UNIVER SITY (SOUTH CAMPUS - GETWELL & PARK - ENTER GETWELL,REGISTER BASEBALL FIELD) septemb er 12 & 13 $ $ $ $ $ $ 50¢ off of $5.00 MAIL THIS COUPON TO THE SCOUT OFFICE BEFORE SEPT. 10 AND GET 50¢ OFF THE FALL FELLOWSHIP FEE OF $5.00 •. MAI L TO 171 S. Hollywood, Memphis, TN 38112 ATTN: Tom Moore . Chapter Unit # Name ------------ ------------ -------------~-----Address ----------------------~ Zip -------- Tel. No. City/State ------------ -------- Enclose $4.50 (Before Sept. 10) _____ fall map VIGIL The Vigil Honor is the highest ~ ~~ ~~~ honor that the Order of the Arrow ~ % ~ ~- \ ~~' ~ s\ can bestow upon i tP members for ~ '< , ~ • ·"'-~s\3 service to their lodge a nd local A' ~q. "0. ~ LODGE MEETI NG council. This Honor is extended ~ · ~~.,,\~"' to those who have contributed to: ~ ~ their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Membership cannot be won by a person's conscious endeavor. It comes as a recognition of his altruistic leadership in servic e. - - - - -.n.ny member.. of the Order registered in Scouting and in good standing in the our lod ge is eligible for recommendati on to the national committee for elevation to the Vigil Honor, provided that, at the time of his recommendati on, he has been a Brother~ood member for a minimum of two years. Enclosed in tbis Thund erbird is a Vigil nomination form to assist our lodge Vi gi l Nominating Committee. If you know of someone who meets the requirements (the more detailed information will assist the committee in its selection) and fills the guidelines found on pages 69-74 of the OA Handbook please fill out the'""form FELLOWSHIP (SAT. 9AM to and turn it into the Scout Office ATTN : Tom Moore, before Sept. 16 . / $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ �• CHAPTER NE WS NASHOBA CHAPTER Help~ We need partic ipatio n at the chapt er meeti ngs. They are held at St. Paul' s Episc opal Churc h. The next one will be on August 16 at 2 p.m. We only had a sixth of our entire membership prese nt at the recen t meeti ng. Just remember that you were induc ted into the Order 6f the Arraw not for what you have done but for what you are expec ted to do. Also we need dance rs. If you are intere sted in this or need more infogyit L:m, call Ri.chaxd....Mux:cy, Tr. at 358-2 921. If you are intere sted in gettin g involv ed in Chapt er or Lodge Admi nistra tion or other activ ities, call Rober t Brooks at 358-6 986. cha pte r me eti ng s EASTE~ CliAPTER--Second Sunday of each month at 2t30 p.m. at Woodland Presbyter ian Churc h. • legal no tic e Each chapt er in the Lodge has the opportu nity to repor t to their members throug h the Thund erbird . The repor ts may includ e anyth ing the chapt er bas done or is plann ing to do. The only chapt er that took advan tage of this oppor tunity was the Nasho ba. We encoura ge anyone in the other chapt ers to call the numbers listed below and find out what their chapt er has done since -;June ;Amangi Cepeda Green ---774 -1916 Cxitte nden Jimmy Black ford-- -739- 3045 Easte rn Skip Fo•le r---68 2-148 5 Netam i Mike Neal- --377 -0279 OASE Scott South all---7 43-45 44 South west Mike Palme tree-- -345- 1025 NASHOBA OIAPTER--Third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at St. Paul' s Episcopal Churc h. NORTHEAST CHAPTER--Third Thurs day of every month at St. Mich ael's Church at 3867 Summer Avenue. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------#- l]C HI CK AB AH m~ ~ , LO DG E /»~~.'··. WWW CHICKASAW COUNC IL/171 SOUTH HOLLYW OOD/ME MPHIS, TENN 38112/T ELEPHO NE 327-419 3 � 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 /31 (JQ WWW406 arrow news for arrow men ~..:I;,~ Chickas~h lJ;~ Thunderbird wWw chickasaw council, bs.a. memphis, tenn. VOLUME XXXII NO. 3 CHICKASAH LODGE #406 JULY 1981 Welcome to the Fall Fellowship/Reunion This year promises to be differ- go to a nearby fast food place. ent from any of the past fellowships. The Quest will pick up again at The name thi.s year has been changed 1: 45PM with a. briefing at the baseto the Fa.11 Fellowship and Reunion. ba.11 field. At 5:00PM dinner, The name is explained simply. With which is provided in your fee, will the new name we have made an effort be served. After dinner there will to reunite all our old brothers be a brief meeting for nominations fro rn the local area. and the e.ntire for officers. To cap the evening country. The location has been off movies will be shown until 10:30 moved closer to home, our very own PM at which time the dayB activi- MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY-South Carn- ties will come to a close. pus, also known as the old VA hos- On the following day the annual \......-- pi tal (Map page 5 ) . Instead of a Business and Lodge meeting will be weekend event the fellowship has held a.t 2:45PM. This will allow . been divided into two days. On every Arrowman to be able to attend Sat. Sept. 12 registration will his own church services in the begin at 9: OOAM at the baseball morning. This meeting will take field at MSU (South Campus). The place in the cafeteria of St. Annes The Quest and chapter events will school at the corner of Highland begin at 10:30AM with a briefing a.nd Kearney in the MSU area ( Map at the Baseball field, Most events p. 5). At this Lodge meeting will take place on the football fellowship patches will be given field and in the Kennedy Complex to participants and fellowship swimming pool (come prepared with business will be wrapped up. Most athletic and swimming attire). importantly, however, will be the Activities will break for an hour elections of lodge officers for at 12:30PM for lunch. Two options the coming year. With your help will be offered for lunch. Partic- this fellowship can be ~ruly successipants can bring a sack lunch ful •. Help ma"l;e ~his a S1_icces~ful (drinks will be sold) or they can reunion by bringing any ina.cti ve *FUN*' brother you know with you. There is something for ever~one. TNDIAN COMPETITION CHAPTER COMPETITION Do yourself, your chapter, an INSIDE THIS ISSUE your lod ge a favor while meeting old friends. Come to the Fall Fall Reunion•••••••••••••••••Page l Chiefly Spaaking ••••••••••••• page 2 Word Jumble •••••••••••••••••• page 3 1981 Thunderbird Poll •••••••• page 4 Fellowship Coupon •••••••••••• page 5 Chapter News, •••••••••••••••• page 6 Fellowship and Reunion! If you're not careful you're going to have a fantastic time! (See Coupon & PreRegistration p. 5) NOTE: Adult judges and support sta ff a re needed--Contact Eric Van Wey (683-3406) or Mr. McCr indle t388- 1832). Chiefly Brothers, Speaking Our lodge's y e ar is almost over and I greet it with mixed feelings. On one hand we have accomplished much, but on the other we have not come far enough. Our newsletter has come from 2 issues (which lost us National Honor Lodge) to four in only six months. Our ceremonies came from an advisor and a vision to advisors and a chairman and committee. We have given in mone t ary support to the council over $1100.00. In manhours we have given approximately 3944 hours in lodge sponsored activity. That is 99 40 . hr. work weeks, or almost two years of work. Our conclave attendence was double, almost triple last year's contingent . We had good representation at NOAC, especially competing with the Jamboree. However, we have lagged in some important areas. We can improve these areas this corning year! Space is dra.wing to a close. I'd like to thank those who made my year a little easier. My great friend and predecessor, Mike Parker. Also my Vice-Chiefs Eric Van Wey and Don Blalock (they took all I dished out). Bill Jennings, Pat Marshall, and all of the Exe cutive Committee. Thanks also to our great adults--Mr. Bond, Mr. McCrindle, Mr. Marshall, Mr. J, Mr. Shettles, Mr . Smith, Mr. Reinke, Mr. Goacher--everyone! Especially-thank- you Mr. McGuire for all the (con't) CHICKASAH THUNDERBIRD Published quarterly by the Chickasah Lodge #406 Publishers Jason Hood, Lodge Chief Tom McGuire, Lay Advisor Editors - in-Chief Hunter Pickett John Fanguy News Editor Jay Kissell Entertainment Editor Jeff Jenkins Chiefly Speaking Cont inued advice and time (late calls) you've given during the year. It' s been r eal, it's been fun, but seriously, I've learned so much (mos tly by mistakes,~). Only a fool would do it twice-- well call me what you will, I think now I can do better . In Cheerful Service, Jason Hood, Lod e Chief LETTERS WHAT'S ON 'tOlJ\ MN)? Dear Thunderbira• Last issue of this paper a pea=r~e~d~~ g r oss y waste ul with respect ""to its content, intended purpose, and a c tual results. THis trend in content has long been a tradition for the Thunderbird. I can only wish that the Lodge could find ·a better way to appropriate the funds to 'publish the Thunderbird. near J e ff, Jeff Jenkins 1 must disagree witn you co ncerning the value of the Thunderbird. 1 have enjoyed keeping up with Lodge news through the T ' Bird . The Thunderbird s ,erves to keep fe llowship warm even during the winter months when Arrowman are busy with school, etc. So me space is wasted (word jumble), but mo st a rticles are quite valuable. Drew Dirmeyer The Thunderbird is your paper and we would like to hear your opinions and thoughts--on anything. Ple8ae write us. Include your name, address, phone H, and chapter. The address is: The Chickasah Thunderbird - Dept. 11 752 Reddoch St. ' ' lMPORTANT I ' ' ' AITENTIPN ' ' The Thunderbird has now doubled its staff since last issue and would like to triple it with your help. Openings on the staff include Photographic Editor, Editorial Editor, Chapter Editor, Layout Editor, Regional Activity Editor in charge of conununications, as well as a host of writing staff. The positions include while-you-work training. By becoming a part of the MIGHTY Thunderbird Staff, you will be serving other Scouts in a fun and worthwhile encounter. Call John Fanguy 767-1113 and start work on the September issue J 1? f F'S ~ORD )U~BLE Sorry about all the typos in June's puzzle. In spite of all the errors. Elbert Rich of Troop #145 was the first Arrowman to complete the puzzle. ******* CONGRATULATIONS ******* This month's puzzle is a word jumble. Belc><.1 are eleven words with the order of the letters changed. The task set before you is to arrange the letters to form words that pertain to the Order of the Arraw. The letters in parenthesis can then be arranged to form the "mystery word." The first member to complete the jumble should call Jeff Jenkins at 767-1907 in order to receive recognition in next issue's puzzle. HSSA ___ (_) NADNII ( ) ------ 01.EDG ____ (_) UPWSA ( ) ------ EMMERB ( ) ------- MITNAE _____ (~ IGSOU~T ( ) ------- SBTNAER ( ) ------- VSREIEC ( ) ------- DTNINIMOAO ( ) ?????????? MYSTERY WORD ????????? ? ?--------------? Clue • • • • • All Arrowmen ? '! ? ? ? ----------- see it six times a year. CAL~COEV ( ) -------- Nasty Cam plaints If you read last month's issue of the Thunderbird with even 5% of your attention. you would have noticed that there were quite a few mistakes which slipped by blind John Fanguy as he typed the final draft. They included three different ways to spell Slackford• a fire house full of mistakes in the Word Seek. We hope to elim.inate all errors of typographical nature with the addition of News Editor Jay Kissell and also you. Yes. if you are beginning to ~et tired of deciphering John's code, now is the time to begin play(I did n~t say WORK) as a vital part of t~ Thunderbird as a writer. editor, or photographer. Call JOH~ FA.~GUY at 767·1113 and tell him that you are mighty tired of the awful job he is doing. ? ? ????????????????????????????????? Lodge Elections As always the Chickasah Lodge will hold elections for officers at its annual business meeting. This is usually done at the Fall Fellowship. This year's Business Meeting will be held at St. Anne's Catholic Ch urch near the MSU Fellowship site. The meeting will take place in the school cafeteria at 2:45 PM. Thomas Eisner is the chairman of the Screening Committee, and anyone that would like to run for lodge office should send a declaration of candidacy (including qualifications) to the Screening Committee at: c/o Thomas Bisner/2394 Millbrook Ave./Memphis, TN 38127 or call for further information: 353-0246. You can make the difference in your lodge. 1981 Thunderbird Poll Arrowmen: Please answer the below questions in the spirit of scouting. If you have any doubts about the answers. be as exact as you possibly can. Then fold this sheet into thirds, stamp and mail using the adress. This poll will help us to serve you better in the future. 1. How long have you been in scouting? 2. What is your present rank? l. Are you a scout or a scouter (adult)? 4. Are you active in your troop or post? 5. What rank were you when you were inducted into the OA? 6. What chapter do you belong to? 7. When does your chapter meet? 8. Ar• you invol~ed in any Lodge or chapter functions? 9. Are you an Ordeal, Brotherhood, or Vigil member? 10. Do you feel that the Thunderbird serves you •• a member? 11. What features, columns, stt>ries do you like in this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. What features. columns, stories do you dislike in u. this issue of the Thunderbird? 12. 13. What would you like to do on the Staff of the Thunder- ~? 13. 14. Would you lika to be an editor on the Thunderbird? 14. 1. 2. l. 4. s. 6. 1. s. 9. 10. ______ ,_,, ________ ----------------- ____ _....,_ ........ ...., ..... ....._ .. ________ ... __ .. __ ... .__ .............. ___ __. _____________ ...__...,_ .. ..__ .. .._.._ __ ___._ ___ __.__ __ _ FROM PLACE STA MP HFRE ADDRESS PostOfl1ce The Chickasah Thunderbird Dept. P 7 52 Reddoch st. Memphis, TN 38119 will nol dehver mail without postage $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ co u pon $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ i Pre-Re'=listratian : 1981 Fall Fellawship and Reunian to be held at MEMPHIS STATE UNIVERSITY $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ (SOUTH CAMPUS - GETWELL & PARK - ENTER GETWELL,REGISTER BASEBALL FIELD) september 50¢ off 12 & 13 $5.00 of MAIL THIS COUPON TO THE THE FALL FELLOWSHIP FEE 38112 ATTN: Tom Moore . SCOUT OFFICE BEFORE SEPT. 10 AND GET 50¢ OFF OF $5.00 •. MAI L TO 171 S. Ho llywood, Memphis, TN Name -------------------------- Chapter Unit # ------------~- ------ Address ----------------------~ Zip -------- Tel. No. City/State -------------------- Enclose $4.50 (Befo re Sept. 10) ____ _ fall VIGIL The Vigil Honor is the highest ~ ~~ ~~~ honor that the Order of the Arrow ~ % ~ ~- \ ~~' ~ s\ can bestow upon i tP members for ~ '< , ~ • ·"'-~s\3 service to their lod ge a nd local A' ~q. "0. ~ LODGE MEETI NG council. This Honor is extended ~ · ~~.,,\~"' to those who have contributed to: ~ ~ their lodge, the Order of the Arrow, Scouting, or their Scout camp. Membership cannot be won by a person's conscious endeavor. It comes as a recognition of his altruistic leadership in servic e. - ----.n.ny member.. of the Order registered in Scouting and in good standing in the our lod ge is eligible for recommendation to the national committee for e levation to the Vigil Honor, provided that, at the time of his recommendation, he has been a B rother~ood member for a minimum of two years. Enclosed in tbis Thund erbird is a Vigil nomination form to assist our lodge Vi gi l Nominat ing Committee. If you know of someone who meets the requirements (the more detailed information will assist the committee in its selection) and fills the guidelines found on pages 69-74 of the OA Handbook please fill out the'""form and turn it into the Scout Office ATTN : Tom Moore, before Sept. 1 6 . FELLOWSHIP (SAT. 9AM to / map $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ • CHAPTER NASHOBA CHAPTER Help~ We need participation at the chapter meetings. They are held at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The next one will be on August 16 at 2 p.m. We only had a sixth of our entire membership present at the recent meeting. Just remember that you were inducted into the Order 6f the Arraw not for what you have done but for what you are expected to do. Also we need dancers. If you are interested in this or need more infogyitL: m, call Ri.chaxd....Mux:cy, Tr. at 358-2921. If you are interested in getting involved in Chapter or Lodge Administration or other activities, call Robert Brooks at 358-6986. chapter meetings EASTE~ CliAPTER--Second Sunday of each month at 2t30 p.m. at Woodland Presbyterian Church. NASHOBA OIAPTER--Third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Episcopal Church. NORTHEAST CHAPTER--Third Thursday of every month at St. Michael's Church at 3867 Summer Avenue. NEWS • legal notice Each chapter in the Lodge has the opportunity to report to their members through the Thunderbird. The reports may include anything the chapter bas done or is planning to do. The only chapter that took advantage of this opportunity was the Nashoba. We encourage anyone in the other chapters to call the numbers listed below and find out what their chapter has done since -;June;- Amangi Cepeda Green---774-1916 Cxittenden Jimmy Blackford---739-3045 Eastern Skip Fo•ler---682-1485 Netami Mike Neal---377-0279 OASE Scott Southall---743-4544 Southwest Mike Palmetree---345-1025 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -#-l]CHICKABAH m~ ~ , LODGE /»~~.' · . CHICKASAW COUNCIL/171 SOUTH HOLLYWOOD/MEMPHIS, TENN 38112/TELEPHONE 327-4193 WWW 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 1981 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 1981 (July) Chickasah Lodge <em>Thunderbird</em> Newsletter Chickasah Lodge Chickasah Lodge Newsletter Newsletter Order of the Arrow