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;. , . . . NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID MEMPHIS;TN PERMIT NO. -435 ·· - ·, ~·. r. ·. .: • .: ·' ' > ~, ·' 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 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