https://www.kiakimamuseum.org/files/original/adb904ae66a46506b58d88cedbf566c5.PDF ae4e1c6b84b20e56b2f424126e9b1ed3 PDF Text Text REGION No. ... :If! ...... COUNCIL No .. l?fm:l .. APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The .... (N3mt: of Council) .. ........... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with headquarters at. .........1:~~-.f~. ~ .... ~~~.±r.Q .... ~}~.,t»................................ ~·:~~~~P.~.~-~.....~.'?ff.... (Local Mailing Address) . .......................... (City and Zone) (State) and having jrnisdiction over (indicate entire Area) . i:lJ:!'JlJJ>;f ..1'.:Ql:\!!.:f;Y•... '.f."'!1:':1. ,... . ............... . .....:~~::~:.:~;:.~ ....~'.·~~--~-~-~.....~'.~?::!~~-~~: ....~.~:.~.~-~:.~.~.....~::·:.;~?:!?'..~ .....~. !~~-~~-~---·!~''.~~:~.~-~:~~:~.~--- . . . . . . . . . . . ~1:1 .. )~:x;;rt.f?.#."x2.. Sk?.~-~'1.~J~)..... };~=~,f:.~~¥.~ ....~~~J:±. . . Q! ....g.?.~.~-~-s~:ry.4.~4.....~?.-~~.t..r. .... ::~:.~~.~.... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the acco1npanying reports of acco1nplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ......................~·.tt?.~W~.iri. .. F/?. ..................................................... 19...~... , at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. Signed ;{~~································· Scout Executive ..... 4~~~26~~1(1S)/(j;;,~;;(/):.. . . . Pr_e~. _. ,_:;>/.) J£L..<dl. . ,L:r::!c1!•._.~.....~""'...6.;,,""'·'"""j \...... Tre.iuurcr (Incorporated ·February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) :).'00104'1 �1. As of Dcce111ber 31, 1949, our Council had _______ .. l..4~ ........... "1v1en1bers at Large," and .·.....1;:'{4_______ "Institution al F:cprcThe latter rcprcsented .. _.......8.fi.J!i. _______ % of all our Sponsoring Institutions. S£ntatives." Major religious groups of our territory arc represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following nun1bcrs: Council .... .. .Jewish ......... Ji!............. ; Catholic. .. . ~~ .............. ; Protestant. ......*.~· Executive Board.... ...... .Jewish.. 2 ............ ;Catholic.. . 4 ........... ; Protestant.:. 54 The Council men1bership includes representatives of the following co111n1unity interests as checked: H.eligious... .....··'·'····· .. .... ; Educational... X.. ............ ; Labor...... ., ... :X .............. ; Civic... .............. ; Business ····"··· ..1.··'··· ......... ,· Farm..............:.'.'····· X 2. Amendtncn ts to our Constitution and By-La\VS \Vere adopted in 1949. D Yes !KJ No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. O Yes O No (If not, attad1 copies.) ~). We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to .... 18.5__ .... Units out of a total of. ... __z:J~'.:~~~------Units in the Council. 4. l)uring 1949 there \vcrc ... l ... Jncctings of our Council ancl..Jf. ... J11cetings of our .Executive Board ....<-..... of our District c:onunittecs tnet n1onthly, (except July and August) during 1949, and the rest averaged .............!?.... ....... rneetings. Rouncltables \Vere held rnonthly in ...... ~L ..... of our I.)istricts. 'Ihe ren1aining Districts avcra;.~ed ........:.t ........ Roundtablc s. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning ....~.t%P..~.. :.. l .•..ft), Annual meeting is in month of .,r.het~~;~fi0 .r... 6. This Council has..............~.................organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are yet to be organized. ()f these \VC will organize .....\l.........in 1950... t~ ............ Districts arc sharing in financing ........ Districts this C:ouncil. -----·-=======~-""============ cc~--~=====~=========== Number of No. of CHECK THOSE 7. Functioning of Council and Districts repre~ Members FUNCTIONING Committees ADDITIONAL COMMENTS acntcd on ench for 1950 WELL =======~~==l======I =====~==== ,!======= ===== ===== ==----- Council - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 · - - -6- - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - · - - - - - - - - - - - --------------· ·-···---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 ! - - ·6- - - - - l - - · - - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - · - · - ·60 --····-- --------··-·------- Executive Board Organization and E~t_c_n_si_o_n_ _ ____ 6 X ____._ _ 9 ______ ____ :'.:~·--··~ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Leadership Training ·- ___('~--- __._ _; ________ ________"l____ l--·---- ·------- -·---Advancement 6 ,;'1. 10 W !-> ===- '-'---- ---- --·--- -\·--- -- f.-t Camping and Activities 5 ::;: Health and Safety fl Finance List any other Coinmittecs Council has: 6 ::;: 0 u -----1 1----- - --·--1 ------- ---·--- 86 16.'"' ~-----1 -----A --- :;;;: 12 10 - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - 1 · - - - - - - -----1 ------- ----- ---·--------- ·------ '110'<!§ 8. ~fhis 9. This Council was incorporated under the la\VS of this State in the year 19_;1~?. .. Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........years, sta!'ting ................... , 19 _, 1'he corporate na1ne is: ........... :~~~:~.:.~.::.:.:::.'::}.~~~~~... ,~:.Q.~.~-~-~--~.....~:;t. . . ~.?~.~.~~-~.... ?.~~... f~!o-~~~-~~.~..... ~~-~....... . · Counct·1 has· acceptccI its . quota o f <!?·········-··-··· o5'75.00 f 01· the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 1'reasurer of the National 10. Tl11s Council as follows: in full herewith, $ .. ....... ; in .. . .. equal payments of $ .. ;~j?!.tifl... .. ... ....... .. .. .. .. .. . .. ..:l>c!J :iJ.lli.~1f. ... !''.'l!Hl .. each during the months of 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. 620 ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.·~~.5 %) subscribiug to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for l)ecctnbcr 31, 1950, is-- eoo ........Scouts and Explorers ( . .:::?!'?_ ___ %) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. B. GENERAL did l. In 1949 this Conncil 2. 1'his was done by a. Con1n1ittec ~ill promote good reading. . ; Cotnrnissionet's .. x ............. ; or. .. �Jiorm 0-539} 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Name of Council · Headquarters City_____...!1emrih"'1"'!!_ _ _ _________ State Tenn. Region No. 5 Council No. tl58 1949 Actual Goal 12/31/49 1950 Goals (see Note) LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS 172 154 lGO a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader. ..................... ··-·----·-i-------+------+-----b. Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in 150 110 140 addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --jr--~f-i;---t-·-~"""--+--~"".---i!,16 __ 19:3 216 c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _ -----~~--I-_,~:;----+--..;;:::;:.;;'.._ inn __+---~L---1-----'"-'-""--_.:.1.~~ 109 d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee........................................................-lf--....L!.lft 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS 112 88' .. 100 a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... _ 1_ _~~--+---~.!.\Ill HO ---r----.-~-b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained .................................................._ 50 c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, 150 __ _ 135 85 Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ........................................................................._j---~--+--~~---+-_.:;;:::;;... ll'ltl 125 d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ............................................ -1----'""---·+---"-""'------l-----'~'---- "" 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader 67 50 .. recognition ··-----~----·····--·····-·-·······················································-···----········:- ..................jf---------'--- 75 PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation ...................................................................................................._ ..1 - - - - = - c. Percent of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ······-········································---··········-········--··-··-······-····---f-------+2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol m"Oetings ................ _,___________,__ _ _ _ _ b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings ................................................ _+---"-"'---+--3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ............... ------········-··---··----+---~ b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporces and summer camp experiences -······--··----·········-······-··-·······-----··············--·············· ····--·····-······-·······-+----"----l----------1----c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 d~ys and nights under own Unit Leaders ...................................................... :·..........................._~·-----d. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least one major expcdition ................._+---~,----+-~;.;r'-T.--e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor n1eetings each year.. ·--f---~~-4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts ..........................................................-+---mi,---+--;n,.----+-----.7r-b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ......................................_+----~:---+-......;~-c. Rank Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts .................................................. ·-+----"-"'---+-~""----+----"'"'---d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly Boards of Review ............................................................................................_+---=--+-_..:::.=..__-+---""'--Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. Check if there have been any revisions ............. '\:-:<.:·:-. .................. .. �1949 Goal Actual 1950 12/31/49 Goals 5. SPECIAL EVENTS a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year................ ---·······-----~------ .. ·--···--------····-·····-l~--=---+---"~---l----"'"---b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year... ........... .'... L ..... : ............. _,.._ _ _ _ __ ,_ _ _ _ _ _.,__ __=c_ __ ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Unit activity each year ........_-·············-·········:································-----------··········-.__ ___ _.._,,___-l--...!..c"----1---9.c'--6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ _,~------+-------l-·----~o--7. BETTER APPEARANCE c. Per~cnt a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................................... - l - · - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - C . - - - C . . . : : . · - b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equipment ·················································--------------------······- ·------------· MEMBERSHIP TARGET !. CUB SCOUTING Packs ......................................................... ~....................... . Cub Scouts ··-------··-·-··-----············----·····················--·····- ........................ ................ Percent of Net Dropped Packs .............................. . New Cub Scouts .................................................................... . ..m-. 70 1778 1 l n'1 ..... -1~E....... , 64 , 842 - 5'' '"'•-""1 ... .,;;,~ _ i• .zoi/" 2. BOY SCOUTING 1 1 1 Iro°Fs <T .........M'.... b.....h:...l....................................................... ........... _f-;3~ ..i;ni;~;::::::::::::.;:_-::.,cc~:;,..,.~?..·:"=-.·::=---_:::.-::.-::.i+:_:::.-:;;·';'.,-'..c..,~·!,"''..,~'::.:::.:::.-= cou s roop em ers 1p ............................................................................... -~... ., 1 Percent of Net Dropped Units............................................................................ -1-~-'1.J52icy"-"--+~~.1.'.i....'u;o"%c_+~-·~,l.iAL.'"-'h .....~ New Troop Membership ...................................................................................... 'o..!fAl!.""L.--+~'.i....u":,;ru"'6___,_ _,.l,_,....,60""0'--- -1_......, 3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) Units ........................................................................................... l'> .. ...................-f--·~lc::4_ _+--~''-''---+---'l"-'7'--- ........... ______ _j_ __.11u"l..,L·~-.l-.-'.1..U"-"''>4----l---'~~·9"---- Senior Scouts ................................................................................. Percent of Net Dropped Units ........................................................................... --1-----''"-''i'!.·--+--'.1.<>'"'E'hc...._+---~~l~Occft~New Senior Scouts........................................................................... --------·-···········--1--.J'u'u."L..--+--n=e---1---"l'-'f,;,,:0;___ .. CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ..................................................... ········· .. -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on .................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. · SIGNED: Scout Executive �Chickasaw Council, ll. s. A. Inc. 5 Tenn. M.emphh /. 558 160 154 172 140 216 108 110 193 109 150 216 129 100 88 80 112 100 50 l:m 60 125 150 150 50 67 75 75 75 80 60 68 75 75 95 98 75 93 46 80 85 60 70 75 25 2:~.3 30 30 30 12.3 81.0 81.0 85 85 85 60 60 20 40 35 15 13 16 18 20 19 40 30 40 20 �50 52 60 50 53 60 75 75 80 25 25 30 75 75 80 40 50 60 70 1,7786( l8p 1,200 64 1,84.2 5. 7'fo 1, 3fJ8 70 162 3,097 15% 1,500 149 3,398 14 161 1% 110 11.0;~ 1,536 12 15~~ 18% 95 2,04~ 1,300 161 3,750 10% 1,600 17 242 10% 150 �REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Council Region No. --I -·--~C~hui~cuk~a~saeaTu~-,_,,C~o~uunMt~:i~l1.+,-1lBc~~'~·~.i..._,11ll;,.._______ Headquarters City _ _.f'il''lIDJtllll..s~------------- State ==·-==="'~-=====-·=·=====-~=-=-====,="~~=~- MERIT BADGE RECQ)lD Indicate below the nurnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) ~ Council No. ':J.lenn. . ~ . ~o ~o 8Z 8Z ..,.,,---:;-~.,.,--~~~~-,---~~- Wolf** ---------- 98 48 --------+------+------II __ ___B_e_ar_*_*________________________6_6______28 Lion** 45 11 --- . --·---------------1- Aerodynamics•.... 2-Aeronautics* .... ----------------- __ 3-Agriculmre • 4-Airplane Design•... 5-Airplane Structure~ ...... ,. ; ----------·;:r--6 Angling g=~:~:i~~i~~y Star 83 Life I ~g=~~~ak::nding• 62 1 ;3;; I :'S;o98 -I __E_·a_g_le__________ ,______1_2__'--- _ .. Total 2674 4 94 ---------··-·--- ·-----'------!-------- -----! Air Scouts: xxx l ---+-----Apprentice __________________ _...::__:___ Observer O xxx c:raftstnan 0 xxx Ace 0 xxx Total l .,_i_·_____-_-_--_-_- . .........23........ 64-Life Saving . 2 65 M h' ~ ~ i~f.7c'.~ ~ t=-~· • • • • • • •.-•.1_:_•_:•_- _- • _-._ -~_-.,-i ~~~~~~~~s~;::~~in~••••••••• •••···--:•1•::·__• 6 __ -_:_• _-_:_ Webelos 14 2.2 ""' - ----------------lf------+-------...::.c__ -- 10-Arr•.. lf.08 Total 1842 .. ····-· . ···-·-·····: -- - - 31 --13-A utornobiling ...................__-_. . ._-:_:___- __· -__ -__ -__ -__ __ _---~-6--_-_: -:_ ___Boy Scouts mul Explorers in Troops: 14-Basketry• .. 1 2li:17 ~fendcrfoot 2824 3 15-Bee Keeping• . :--;f--.(:::::· Production• 16-Beef Second Class 211 ·--------'"--·----k--------- 17-Bird Study . . ........ ,_______ :_?J_____ IS-Blacksmithing• . .... _I ___________ _;I,_____ F i rst Class 129 174 ------- 60-Journalism . 61-landscape Gardening . _ ___..· _-_-_-_- _- -__ -_4 62-Leathercraft• ' 63-Leather Work• _ ~~=~~~l~~~: 23-Carnping J:::::: 1:: : . .. . . r·- - -- ---ffi--- 69-Metal Work• ................ .... ;~=i'.f~:i~ulture ···- : 72-Painting• 73-Pathfinding• 74-Personal Health•_ 75-Photography• 76---Physical Develop.. 77-Pigeon Raising _ ~ :::: "------lO_______ _ ________ !;i;\ ______ _ --------~~------- :::::::·_-_ 1:::::: --------jff i~=~l~::;'b~~~g .....•.•.••....•..•..•••.•. ::::::::::~ ::::: ~~=~~::~:~~Keeping• ......... :::: ~: ::: ·· __ ·······:············· 1----------;13---- 82-Printing• .... ....... . ... .. ------- ------------ ~i=~:zI~~~ork~··················· ---~f:._-_ i~=~;~Jl~t ~il:~!~g·- . ·~·:_·_:· • : _ - ~j---1 :·:.•. ~~=-~i~i~~~:~?p covics) ___ 29-Citrus Fruit Culture 30-Coin Collecting_. ~~=~~~~~~~ation ::--iS": : ~~~:~~~ng•--·=::::::: : ::::::: ::::::::;!~:::::: _: ___ ------------~----J. 88 Reptile Study ..................... -------------------89-Rocb and Minerals ......... ----------~------- :::·::::--~~-··- ~~ ~~?;~~ ::::: :::::::::-- ·31 ::::: ···••••••• .. ............ ________ ;?.____ 92-Salesmanship .... ·-··········-·· ................... . -·- 33-Corn Farming"" . 93---Scholarship ........................ _______ J;!,______ _ 34-Cotton Farming .... l I ~~=g~~;~~~;. ···•::::::::::::I:-_ ~~-~~~%!~:~ip : : : : : : ::::: ::r:::::: .. .... ____________ ?_____ 96-Sheep Farming* ......... .. ExjJlorer Scouts: _ _____ ::::: 97-Signaling Apprentice 88 xxx ......... ::: ::::::::~: :_ 98-Skiing _ _ __ ~- _ ___ _------- __ ........ ------------~---- 99-~rn;ll Grains ................ -------------------xx x 20 Woodsman .. . ............. ! ..... 100- 01 Management* ........................ .. - - - - - - - - - - e--------'----------11 41-Farm Layout• . . ___________ _;\._____ IOI-Stalking .............,................... .. Mechanics 42-Farm xxx 6 Frontiersman ------------------- 102-Stamp Collectrng .......... ----------·:r----------------+----+------~1 43-Farrn Records _. - ..... ___________ J,_____ 103-Surveying --------------------------- ___________ '. _____ __ 44-Finger Priming . xx x l Ranger l04---Swirnming --------------------------- --------·~? ______ _ .... __________ ----------------!-------- --------11 45-Firernanship• I 37-Dog Care.. 38-Dramatics 39-Elemicity 40-Farm Horne• _ _ :::r:::::: ---------r------ 1\r----- S=e=~=o=;,:=~=,=,1=,,=====F==1=-l=5==F==1=6=2=11 !~=~~::s~;~·;~ Animals• : : - - - :- - :~: _: l~~~:~~::r.. _-: ·: -·- :- ·- :::::::::i::.::: .. ------------------- 108-Woodcarving* ---------------- -------~------49-Foundry Practice _ __ -_-_-_-_-_·_ : ~~-~oocd! TWurnking -·-·------- ----·--1l·----· 50-FGruidr Culture•___ ·___ ·-·-··-··---·-·___ ·_·. -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_l or ---------------------- -------------------oo 51- · ar ening• . 52-Grasses, Legumes _______________ ? ________ Ill-Zoology --------------------------------- ... .,4 ~------Total ______ '-!_;: ________ _ - ------------------- -------+-----11 53-Hiking -------------------------- __________ :·:~----0~ __ ·-1---x_x_x__ 54---~og & Pork Prod.*------ ----------14---- _(_Organize_r__ A~v<ll'_,_·_l;__~{_\,-:19)-________ _su_ar_te_rn_1a_s_te_r_________,____ _O _ _____ _ __ , 55- orne Repatrs* ------------ -------------'----352 Total 1 •:•·-··-········· :::::::::::: :::: IM.B. Counselors in Council xx x 5 Apprentice ------0-r---d---i-n__a_ty-------t----O---+--X-X-X--11 --------+-----1-:___:___:____11 xxx O Able 1 ~~=~d:~~rn{~:;ip~ ""-"--"'-'~====---=-----=--=-==='===="'5="'====•0:=-according to their basic ;ankji 58-Insect Life ............................. -·····------!3... :l~.'.~.~~ludc__ ~.~~-i.~~~~~'. nnd unregistered) **Include al! Cub Scouts regardless of Gold nnd Silver Arrow credits. 59--Interprering .. .. ............ ............... . I • Badges open to Second Class Scouts. . --. ---~--·-···---------------···-·-. �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE %-- 15 % 15 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Li f e Ranks? %--- 1 5_ 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?.. %--· 15 %- 7!5 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of ReviewL... 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Keview for Second Class and First Class Ranks? __ S. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and pro- vided with literature related to their subjects?... 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad.. Yes.... X vancement plan? ... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. . (signed) __( l . ~ ~\4lk'1 }rL... !\~rL:::____ i i /i • r Chairtnao, Advancement Committee 7·-~ Scout Executive No .... �Form O"S39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1949 _,J;l·_.__ _ Region No. Council No. Tenrt. Headquarters City .___1_'l!_ffi_n~._h_i~s-----~----- ~State ____ ~------ CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1949 ............ <19............ Units GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not ............ 15(!.. ......... Units up to the standard of Group 1 ............'7.L ......... Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 19•i9) *Units=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, 'l'rihes, and Explorer Units. 1fembership June 30, 1949 was ...........l.§?. ....... Units*, .......~~'-~-~..J:........ Boy LONG 1'ERM CAI\-IPING (Yearly Sumn1ary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri" cultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) ....... Jl>l ..........Units Scouts and Explorers 1'otals bclo\v should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping - Nun1ber of Different Scouts Number of Troops A. CHARTERED UNITS* --- ------- WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS I. ()n Council Site_____ ,29 252 34. 2. Off Council Site_.. ___ 6 11. 3. Total (1 & 2) _ _ _ _ _ ;15 115 36'? .284 9Q .284 651 .29 7;) 21.7 % xxx ll. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site_____ 5. Off Council Site______ 6. Total (4 & 5 ) - - - · c. Number of Troop Scourers GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6)_ 7. % of June 30, 1949 Scout Me1nbership* * xxx -----xxx ---·--xxx xxx xxx - 43 -- SHORT 'fERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Ca1nping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. On or off Council Site 82 l.876 xx xx Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp ,. Forest " " .Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council , Number of Tours Philmont Negro Scouts in I.ong Term Camps 1 0 • Short " " .....~534 ............ Scouts . .. Scouts ...... Scouts '"""""_. .... Scouts ........ ?.~...Scouts ................ Scouters .... .:I•. Tours ...... Scouts ...... Scouters ... JJ.?. Scouts ........ ~.@... Scouts PROGRAM 1949 Outdoor progra1n included the following: (Check) Explorer Camping...lt.; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) ....J{.. ; Winter Camp.. )(... , Sea Explorer Crui~es ....... ; Sun1mer Activities (other than Camping) .. X ACTIVITIES I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on n Courn:il or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if severdl types"<are held.) \ Thi~ particl_Patio~ ~I} (Council prom°bcd an Activities program in 1949 includ'.ng the following(: as che:ked: Boy Scout Week .... __ ... ; _Grcns 0 or similar type.. ,.; .................. , Ment Badge Show...................... ,Camporee ................................. , Mobilizat10n ................................... , Agricultural Fair part1c1pation \I ...... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping................~.................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ................................... ;First Aid Demonstrations...................... ; Explorer event, (What?)~~-1'. ...fltJ!?.~1; .. ,Jl'4!.()!),.lllJ?ll\~ll.1; .............. Other ............................................................... . xlxpoga tta II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \Vas t>romoted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................................... ; We encourage Units tollan. for ."Good Turns" to their .r.1cighborhood and Institutions ........... ~ ........ ; Our mos~ successful Civic Service Event during the year was <>:(!~t1;i11~to1:'. ()J.::r~at1Jl!\J;; Il?:,~l<:"t.1'l ;t\11.'.' t~~.!:l JlC?.Qgf.,1,lC?W~ W\rl,"!l''fll>,!! 1'!!ft1L . . •*In computing the percentage of Long Term Caniping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 32001049 �1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $ ..........\?. .......... $ ....... J!.Q.Q_.,_;?}) Total Capital expenditures ........................ ----------····· OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Ind. Accts. Payable) OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) !5.+.l.:5..•J.1 Council Appropriation (Operating Only) $... Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ................... . Ca1np Fees '(Net, Jess· refunds) $.~,-~~~(')!, Salaries (Caretaker & 1Vfaint. Staff) ..... . $ .. :......'lf.l'l •.fJ.1 Transportation Fees (if. any) .. $ ................ -~-()(, 1'[aintenance & Repairs .._. .................. . $...J._J,_;'19;_•.~. 'frading Post ......................... . $... Miscellaneous ..... $...~.•..?.~-~-~-~ ' Pro~otion, :t... _:;B~ .•:'.?.:. full meal service is provided? .......................... . '' 2.00 $..... l .•. J?....... 2. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops can1p on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ................................................. . $........ . 3, What w_as provided for tl~is fee; list tnajor itenls ........._.................... '. 4. If you have_ special funds available for Camp De· velopme~t, plc~se give amount .............................. 5. _If you plan· to raise special funds in 1950 for Camp Development, please give the amount........ ?~~. '!.~ $. ' • •' 5 1?3 31 A. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ $ ........... -'--··'····· (Recpmmended as chargeable to ~ouncil _Appropriation) TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per ca1nper per day \Vhere ....... 'Tel., Postage, etc. .. ' Wages (Cooks & Food· Service Help)-- ..... .. 905. ?". $ ....................... Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. $...;l,.• Q±? •.'.7\9 Program 1-faterial ................................ . $.....• :... 8..~ Transportation Expense (if any) $ ...... JiQ;J.._g_l Trading Post .............................................. . $.. ,J,.•J9..'l..?~. Fciod ....................................... . s...!?.•.1't3_],_,_\l;!. Miscellaneous ......................... ·;······························ $ .. l,_iJ,!J_),_,__;i~ •.J,i ' $...l ....Q(~Q~.Qf. B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ . (Recorrlmendcd as chargeable to Camp -Fees) $...-?.,.9.2Q~.Q~, GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A (Do not include "Capital-'') ' + B) .... sl,.!?_~fil)_;l,_._(?). . LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Nomber of persons on Central Gimp Staff g_;;lllP. ...9.1J..l'..X'.;\;?.J'... J'.1..•...... J.t!?!.l'!l!...l.\.;1!,...J!:;l.~.. l.t?.~ ...... Ql!J!l:P.. ..I.l~!1'1,.~;!,Jll_:_'.7__ :.....:..:..............•. · (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff, unless they \vere related to program services such as Troop Cookirig~ -- Or ScOutmasters or Assistants of Chartered or Provisional Troops). <How many were adults (21 or over)? ............... ~-~----·-·--····· Number of Provisional Scout1nasters used?................ ~.............................. . How nrnny.of these \Vere .adults (21 or over)? ......~---··--··········· APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES necessary, attach sheet ;pith name!! and appraisal under headings above.) . ?V 41-: w..., ----¢tt:......:.:,,;'.lztufll. t::a.Y.....£.f:(rI:r~.:#. ."::!f: Scout Executive • _ _ ... • ' �i:;r~~ A•• w~M w••• ~!'lllll.. it~: ~- $i111ut NatUlUl ~!llo'l.tt. N'&tU'.li'0 $3¢.oU:I\ $l Alllllft• ll ~;~M.· i~ $1;1.:n;tt !Jollll!l. CO•t i;;e.out ~""' h<•U:t $iout ~1ili'!>m'!ll Seowt S4lWUt \1'Jf.rt •. $li!Out :!JI.!i;bu:ca '.1)<:)<11;0:1.' l.'1 1'1 lS I&~ 1'0 215 \l'!o~ Sl\WUt M<\ttWa 1!11 :~ w.m. SM - Xe.a. l'f. ~ IJl¢<1>wl'. u .$£ -~· il\l~t tea ~ $l;IQ\1il', -~ $111 ~· 17 :t'l l;$ ltil lf 1f u 17 I 61.) .,. • l!ail ~ y.,a.· ii£ . ~!)!$ 'f~n; lea. '!l:!i>ll' Yolll l!!t! '!tel.? Yml'J flll$ Ya$ ~ 4;. ~ 4 - - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 --- 4 - ii£ ~ ill: :it ii£ l'.1118 10. 4 ii: tem !en ~ 4 ltl'J$ l'\lllii l'.@11! Yali lit ~ ill,\ :it ! x 4 4 4 'if' 2i1 Jc: Zit x 4 4 4 ~ ~o. -l.1fv.-., ~ ~ ~ u~. '11$ �- llill".Q j;fot) l. .~it :!Ive t1~~11r:l.11111 14,:Wtl.91!1 'il6il0l':l.&11 :'!. ,\fatitb~:Mlint tlontl'tll 1t111 l!l,~lil.lill!I l!l,~9.tl!I l,Olil? .r;o l,01¥1.~ %1~ 11!}it, l,'111l? .1!12 l,til!l? .©2 l,ems.o~ l,Ol?l!l.02 'l'4a.o:~ ?<!!ll .01; 4. Xil!l@t 9 Ill~ 1!1111!1'e,fel. IJ1gg!1!!'1 u11 Ill. '''··H'·" lO. lt1. '11. 11!1. 1;;}\t~fX> .CKJ I!!,~.~)(; .oo ;vi~m.~ • ~}~fllllt1lilftlilt :1.(l!l) "· ~lil. 74 l'l'l!!.~l.!ii:it'll!li i:o i~:t'll!in~ !!!71!1.00 !!J?l!l.00 '1fl.OO 7lll.0.0 ?5.00 'I'll! .!\!.IS ~wta :t~it:ntt~. x;,.~. •<>we .~~ ©tlil<:ll" MU'f1.ti1111 t4~11!l\U!li! l!l!M) .lllhl ?113 .IJ!'.l 671!1.t<\'.\ i.% ~il:!:'il~®ll!I! @]1,~1\'ti!l!IW' l'111t1 l 14, :IWX5 .9111 1,01%1!1.f'Jl 'i'!cl .oo 01'1 J:.z,lll11il1Jt@ifl1111!1!11 141.tMI 141.t!l!I 1,06'~.!ll i.01111!1.lll ll,Oti<t.111!1 9,084.!#t\! '1%'!~.Q ~.;$.ell 1. ~ t; ~~ f-/l'f'tJ-' C¥Al/ '81 lfJo fffi:)f).00 �Form 0-S39B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Region No, _ _~5~-- · '-'~.,.~.._In""""·-------r Counci~!__Q"'h..,i..•'"'Jr-.r,..1s,..r'""""'-"'Go"·"11"'"'"'1l"l'"'J'"',_.~:t~..__.s4 Headquarters City-~l·~Iem._,""lh~i&s~----------State Council No. ___z>~r:e~.'-- 1 •--- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and co1nparison) EXPENDITURES--1949 I. Operating Expenditures: 1950 BUDGET (NET) Indicate period covered if other than calendar year Column 1 ('olumn 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. I minus Col. 2) 1. Executive Salaries* ................. 1-$_~1~4~-·=77=2=··=9=6__ 1_$________ _ 1_$_ _,1,_4"'.•coP:'lc.o.·-":'"'.""'9-"6'--ll-$-'-/'--c·~·~'--'---. ..............................,,,,___::B~"':5C:~)':;9;;-··~9::.;;3--l---------- J-----0'8,.,-:59 "":'·1::')."9"-'"3--ll---'--'-:.cc.--'-c:··c.·_ _ . Sal aries · ice 2. Off l,097,a) .!0c..__ 1 ----------1·---~=~=" "----"'l.._,,()'-"9'-'-7"',~"" C t . '--·ll---~-----3. R et iremen · on t n'b' ns .......... _,.'.'"'?__ 11 __"-/-'-'"""--"-'·"'''"'·'-'-'-·-_,_7.._,8"' 6 __,,l,,.,_,,6"' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ?~·· "--~1~·=00~7~·~6=. I 'I' t H ht . 1 1 4. R'en t, L 1g , ea , . e .......... ,, ·> ' _,.l~,>':0"'135'°""''-'0;_•2'-'-II --~--~___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ''----l"'-":0::'2'-:.5'""'-.0':'2 . S . 1 1 5. Off·ice upp11es.......................... ,, 48 0 3 7 ' _ "-··::.' ._. \'-"''~"-•· --11----=9-"• · "' 3 ..,0"' .• 8"11----7'-4"' . • ·~~-1--------6. Postage................-......................... 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation) ......... 11--~1~·~9~8~9~,_7_4_ _ 1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ __.,l,...,u·9'-'8'-'9,_,,:..:7_.4"---ll-="'.:._c:~''-.·"--'="'--8. Publicity ...........................................11--=c-:=:-;;- -;;;---l---.:;--= =-=---l----=-- =-=-""",.--ll-- ----.,.""'9, Camping ........................... 41 ___1=6=-).._,"'4"8-'4"'""'1"7_ _ 1___:1:::1:.J•t:?"'';"~f'::.J,,,_8::..::.2___ 1____o5"''-"2::.!4::.6'..!'!-';<t':'.!.5::'...._ll--C,/'--"?..:.'·-"-)....t.~·'.1.•·_ _ • 10. Leadership Training and Conf erences........................."_____7.•l-!l~·~8-5_.·__ l·----------i·----~71=8~·~8~5".--ll---"'j-·,··c...c.·'-'"'(:_·~. _· 11. National Quota .......................... 11----5~7;,.15"-'"""'(')"'.•O'---l--·----- --1----'57' :'·:'!)"'""'00"'.'---11--=·~-,c..:/ '.:.\.._'.c·.c··__ . .r.l__ 11 ..___-'-"~~c:c:-12. Charter Fee .................................... 11_____,7-'5'-'"'-'0".(": J--l----------l---- --'7_,f"'"'-'O("' Shows B. 13. Circuses, iVI. /...· · 517•'"-'"7 """'' 64 l . or"L ,.,., w"''"'!'--+----""'-'""-"' :C:-"--""-.-'---11---'-"-'-"'C """'L"---I ----~•~~ and Other Ac ti vi ti es ............... 11---"'"...,,:;,";:u~--'" 1~·0..,'-\c.'....t._ _ ...t. 14, C~mpaign Expenditures ......11_____7_?_.......ro_··---i-----------1------7~,"?,.._,..t>,,,f.l.___lll---. 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) lf----::--= -::--::---l- --------·1- --------11 -------· .:.. .,, . 1111.as """---l----------- 1·----""""'"'""""14Lal5 --·ll----''-7'-"-'"• -"-....t.....t._ 16. I nsurance .......................................11---.,.--"'""""" . ·· '"... 06f'i,81 1 l,065,81 II . .... 0 17. M1sce aneous................................11---"'-'==="---l------------·1---~--""",. fl,O!i4.99 __ ..L•I•. ··;/i o,\ __ 8 OR4 <.l'l lfl, .lnt®~?-1';M'liol ''19~& ;~£13,61 l!l, Serii@? /t'tYVJJ~ 1 1 ·-- ·c:· ;>A"• 1· '""«·&{ t,?£&.~-: ,-~:.; a- &w2:.~,(J 1_ _ __ TOTALOPERAT ING 11_ _.;..&;..l,,,_:.._m.-=''-'~>...:;;_ _ 1 _-"1"'1"','""8"'1'"'4""._.4~6--.l--~4~6£,~5f""i6"""'"'8"'7'--ll--c-/-''.-'.;-···__ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment ···-·····/l----=l..:7l=•c:l:..4:..__ ,1_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1_ _ _ _ _l...,_7,.l..,...l"'4"-'--ll----"-·'-''"''"-'.;·'~"c...···"""c:c:-2. Camp Property .........· - · · l l - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - 3. Automobile ....................11 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - TOTAL CAPITAL 171.14 171.14 III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE?r·-······..··········i>- -----·----1 --------1-- ------11 2. Registrations ....................11---4..,,_7...:4...:6::..(.c.ll"----l---4"',..,9=-6=-7'-',"'3~.u~·---1-----'(~l"';:>,"'l"'._,,::~"'5"')-·11 29.:35 :3.618.63 ;5.647.96 3 Scout Suppll'es . TOTAL REVO~~~-~r·"=~il·_ _a_.:..•3_.~_J;_~._9_9_ _ 1___6~·=k46~.-~5~=-9_9___ 1____~(_9~?~'··~0"'0".)__ 11 IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments_ _ _ _ ,_________ _,,________ _ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - i - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column, N01'E 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principaP' indebtedness. NOTE 3-1'his refers to repayn1ent of loans, the proceeds of \vhich have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 320010·:19 �1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. Incon1e frorn areas \vhere Council participates in Comn1unity Chest z s" Note: Do not include inco1ne for Capital purposes 111 popula ti on groups. '" ~ ~ " " " . " Supplcn1cntal contributions Chest Communities of 500,000 or over.. .................. - - $ 4:~.4411.40 Income fron1 areas \vhere Council does not participate in Cb est $ 1'otal Income .. $ 4t7g . . 57 ··--··--- :!• .4~:;;. 9.~_8. 97 ·- " 100,000 to 500,000.... ............... - - ---·--·· ·-- ---._ .. ________ " 25,000 " 100,000.... ............... - - ---·-------...... _____ ___ " 10,000 " 25,000..... ............. --- - -......... -----·--·-·· 1. Z.2t~ .<A') " 2,500 " 10,000.... ............... - - ___ l. ;~;;;?.OQ ----..-··-__ ____:J'J 5.00 77f5.00 under 2,500 and open country · - ,, Total for Council Operation ..................... -----·-····· $ Incornc for Capital purposes ........... -----------·--·····-·-- $ •!H5l fl:§?. I!() $ ~3 • .?,;?0.66 $ l"or the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page$--- 4~_.J17..53....~. $ 46.015.97 $ 478,57 I$ $ 3, 22'{).66 _______ ..... ____.. has been raised to date. I~udget for 1951 1 or next fiscal year, \vill be adopted by }~xecutivc I3oard about____ ..,...~?-~~~tt_ _ :?4_. ___.,,,,,.,,_____ ---···--·········-· (Date) Assets, 12-31-49 Current-Cash on hand and tn bank $~ ..~...!.~-~!). ~~--­ $ *Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid .Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Securities J)uo f ?<Jw !nd iv:l.d1u-i.l !! Automobile 'i',600.00 96. t~71. 1-13 4,47;1. 2'1' 47{l,89 TOTAL (i,366,lO •Present Value TOTAL :wn. 444. fiO Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 100~-67 Operations-Accoun ts and Bills Payable $--·-................. Capital--Aecounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Notes Payable $ Mortgages TOTAL.~~-l_tiO_.•_._&_?_ TOTAL _ _ _ __ ll'Ji\fe'lb<l'efi audited bY---·--- i'ruf<&!le~o11B.l .Am:g_1ll!_tQ.ll!.~-- 0 ur accounts \Vill be • (Stnte whcthe1· p1·ofcssionul ncconnhu1ts or auditing committee) VVe request continuation of present credit lini.it by Supply Service and \vill 111aintain our account on a 30 day.basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: .) This Council has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $ __ 1>_,_9\1('._._Q\l_ _______ of which .,..........~·-"'----·-·---..-- .. --·- .. was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) .. . , or (b) some other form approved by National Council (check)__________ __ _, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 $-,., rel c:ouncil directed ca1npaign or ca111paigns are to be held on the follo\-ving dates in 1950 ------.-.. -"'~:_t?: ___ ,,:____ ~.!___ _ Retnarks, Explanations or Additions_ �Form O-S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-19 49 Region No. ____5_ __ Headquarters City .. }''-~TilJ>!'\.~.\'I .. .. .......... State ...............~~-'-. Council No. 558 The follo\ving report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year .1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, ..............:;!, ............District Health and Safety Chairmen anf the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health.........;!,...... ; Medicine ........1'...... ; Aquatics......... 11: ........ ; Fire Prevention .................... ; Firearms ........ ](:....... ; First Aid .... JC .......... ; Emergency Service..... ., .............. ; Farm Safety ........... ; Mountaineering 2. During 1949 the meeting places oL ......36........... of our Units ( ..... l!L ... %) were inspected. 3. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ..,.::.ill'. made by the Committee...JL ... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ..... 0 .... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~!mt been in effect during 1949. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is ;iot used. lS 6. Pre-ca1np medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts Leaders ..... !f.... ; Food Handlers.. ..~....... X Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food HandlersiJ:mll!lt made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. lS 7. .. ......................Training courses in Healrh and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. · 8. We different Scourers do~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. It has ........................ qualified members. We ha~ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts) Scouters, or guests, incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1949 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ...................... .. 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ..... 11. Our Program as plaoned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees............... X.................. , b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ....................................Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ......... 2C .............. ; Council and Troop Camps........ .Z: .............. ; Sea Explorer watercraft........................ . d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety.................... . (Signed) 32001049 �F:J:·;:1 0·5."\')~! EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO'fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. 5 Region No._ Council 0,lo. Check in these columnii participants in Retirement Plan (R,P ,) & Group Insurance (G.I.) Tentative 1950 Salaries If. If. R. P. G. l. - - - -·---·-·- Scout Executive _ _ _~-'i~•.-'-G-"o"rcod,,o,,_,n,,_M~'yo7r-=r_,i00e,__ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Home Address 1531 Vinton Ave •• Memphis• Tenn, Tel. 7-3687 Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Directors Name Title * L, Tweed •rohnson Thul'lllP..n J. li'rii,rJru.re J, A. :&'red .llelJl,UCNU!lp o. Harris (Negro) O!egro) i>".~ Jj'. s. E• .. '/, /... "''·•'/) ]', s. E. .:..: ~'.'. ·"···· • ·."" -c'.O F• F, s. :.m. s. E, Note: Above named members of Ptofessional Stati must also be listed on Rostet fol:' putposes of "Registration." \' :·'j ' .., ··'.>:.! >·./.·•· . > x x ----· x --------- ---· --- We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of --·~ ·-·------- men in 1950. Clerical Staff Name Title* Hope li, For~L _ _ _ _ . Niss -·-----Sallie (}, Worden $ --------1---· ---- -~---·-·---·------------ Camp Director x lleceptionist x :Bookkeeper MJ:i;, ?'la.ry Duncan Mrs. Jomeph&ne Maddox Registrar -~- ------·----- - Amie Kathrin@ Taylor (Negress) ---···------- Secrete.l'Y Office Girl __,____ ,.____ -·~/~·-'·--~~-(,_';' ________ ,____ ,____ --··---·----~----- "Indicate part hme employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. not include ;i.ny allo"Wances, i.e., transportation, ete., in salary figures. *~Do 32001049 �J • A. :~l<~a'Mh~~ (? • E!a:r:li'll!I (lMepc) ( :llleill'O) R-®ll:~t t11t.n1111tl :lllQ.111 ~l!ll!l)l\$11' q~tnt:l"lill' J11ui.,.S.ne r~®ildo;n; .f\!111® ~tK1:r1ntt 'Z'aql!!IV (1q~"'1111111) E»eell'et.m:r, Oft1e© ~:lltl 1, ~:)(1.1;>!') 1. :?00 .tJ{i �REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 ---~ n. s. Gh ick~~ar1,t11 Gouncil, A.. Inc. NAME OF COUNCIL............ '·······-··········································-··--·----·---·-···········-·-······---------····--------········----------···············- Region No. HEADQUARTERS CITY........l;i(i>Jl!I'J:l.i.>;.................................................................... .STATE .... '.l'.~J:I.!........................ _. Council No. __J?_5!L_ __ j RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of ·occcmb<'r 31, 1949, \Ve have acco1uplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units \Vith BASIC TRAINING*: ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 STATUS 12/31/49 Number Registered % Registered Number % 28 10 ;~5. 7 45 188 20 10.6 25 15 0 0 10 231 30 12.9 20 29 4f). ~~ w Asst. Cubmasters l.48 58 39.:? 45 Asst. Scoutmasters Squadron Advisors 12 1 8.~1 3) Ship Advisors (Skippers) Asst. Post Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops 224 88 39.3 45 Total Asst. Unit leaders x x x Total Unit leaders 3 Asst. Squadron Advisors " Post Advisors Ob.icctive 12/31/50 Number % Number HAVll COMPLETED APPROPRIATE BASIC TRAINING* Objective 12/31/50 64 Cub1nasters Scoutmasters HAVJo.:: COMPLE'l'ED APPROPRIATE BASTC '!'RAINING* *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program \vhich he participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. Cub Leaders' 1\aining Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo'v plus four additional training 1neetiogs. c. Scoutnrnsters' Basic Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. e. Skippers' Training Course. f. Senior I.eadcrs' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. 00\V leads, through "· STATUS 12/31/49 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK Nun1ber... a. Units (lloy Scout and Explorer) having at !cast one leader with outdoor t'raining in "Troop OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 - 3.2 Percent .......f.~l..,,,/t .............f.$9. ....... % Ca1nping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadershi'p. COMMISSIONER TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 a. 1'otal registered Com1nissioncrs Number.....~.Ei b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number. .. 19 Perceot. .. 68 . Number.................... Percent. ....?'.9..~ ~~···· LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERI.ENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 ...... 4.!. ~. ~ . . . (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. Sec Training Records Chapter, Loc(l/ Co 11ncil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) 32001049 �TiiNURii OF SCOUTS SiiPARATiiD IN 1949 TABLii 2 - ---------··-·---------------~--- Less t ban l Year Tenure completed in respective programs Boys in Cub Packs ·----------------1---and as an Explorer in the 1'roop) Young men in Senior or Explorer lJnits 1 to 2 2 to 3 Years , Years f 541 215 645 405 ?,~ ( Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout Boys in Troops I I' (Report only tenure earned as a Sr. Scout or Explorer} 3 to 4 l Years ' • - 177 ! 4 or more TOTAL Years xxx l,110 142 1,708 ' 21 - 19 12 54 ----·· ' - - - · - NOTE---Above table applies only to boys ·who were SEPARATED in 1949. "'Report here only those Cub Scouts \vho had con1pletc<l 3 full years of tenure. RURAL MEMBiiRSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) TABLii 3 -- --- N()TE-'fhc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. New Rural Boy lvfc1nbers enrolled, 1949 I II - I Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1949 I I ' New Rural Units organized, 19·19 277 ~)4 118 517 :r1 0 Net l)roppcd Rural Units, 19 119 -· Total Rural Units, Deccn1ber 31, 1949 Exploring (See Note 2) 93 ___ __f- : --- Boy Scouting (See Note 1) Cub Scouting 6 -- TOTAL 404 - 612 ") 8 (-J 0 6 0 6 10 23 3 36 'Note 1---"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and rneinbers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. -- Not(:' 2--·"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS -------- --------·····-----The Coun~il has a dcfiqitc plan for. prmnoting U_nit Budget Plans (check one) -~.0... Pack:; (J?l_._P.%) f;°'"'?, \VCrc Ye:; 4.2 ..... ___ J'acks on Thrift_ Plan Dec. 31, l949; Objective:. (.':~'.':'.-~.:-::.(Yo) were on Budget Pfan Dec. 31, 1949; Objectivl':. ..........8. (9'' J_t? .•. f.!..%) c6-0 -%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 19.50. ( _6_0 _____ %) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950 . ............Expl . Units cJ..~L--%> on Plan by 'Dec. 31, 1950. 96 . .........Troops /) ...... Jl.t5.. .Troops .f'.xpl. Units D; No D- \vere on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective: ...... l..~ UNIT CHARTER RiiVIIiW In 1949 we used t'hc "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Co1nmittec and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and incident to the reregist~ation of ......~J?. ....... Units out of our total of ....l.3.Q..... Council~ Units rcrcgistering during the year. THE WHOLii SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nun1bcr of Institutions in Council which sponsor more than one type of Unit. ----------·- ----·-·- I --------..---'----··--·· Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop Nu1nbcr of Institutions sponsoring more than one type of unit -...)) (Signed) _ / Chairmifr;·6,;l:tlizat'ion and ExtcO.Sion Comm'ittec "~,-/ l Cub Pack and Explorer Unit l <>~-·;;;? ,;;;[:~~~~~2~~£?e:::a:~< (L ~12 Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit Scout Executive "Whole Scout Family'' Pack, Troop, Explorer Uni , 7 �Form 0-539A This copy for National Office 0: Regional Office 0: Local Office [ii/ {Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $,_ _ _ _ __ TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quota_________ Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ Tota~---------- Region No.--~---- Bf:~ Council No. _ _ _ _ _ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. Auached is the application of the•--------t";h=i=cc.ckE=~.c'"J-ficoJ,1)"''------------------------- Council, .•. 111~~ - - -W4t1E1P -" ' - - - - - - - - - -•- - - - - f or renewal o f charter f or the year beginning July 1, 1950, together with reports as called f or. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any· of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No, 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Paylll:ent of Quota 3. Scouter Fees $-----~~ 4, _ _ _ _ _ Scouter Applications (No.) Yes or No Date Yes or No Date Y's or No Date Yes or No 'Date 5. Audit Report for 1949 !es 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 re11 7. Prognun and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster ~:.~4;&;, ,,~u,,·'\oex<,mtiitea_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •- - - - - - - Date was mailed -~jfef;~~·~=.ib~·~·~·~l~n~~:i~;;:"J£.Y'-·:xo.,;_________ Date 32001049 �I QIUl M&HJ.!!0•Q11t, L · s.. A• &ltf. 1 Wei• 11~•· •!WM 41? .ql!Jl<(IJtlW 1. 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Ll!J1' s:oee:bl qu11i111 on new -1.oll'«l" m t11 Mil t!ri.~ li'eeit•d. til'I(,: e.nit t:ralm.iig of Fm:pl.o:r,.,,_ 10. l'fllAilil Pl'l<HllQte ~icd li'<'!l0f\.1a,g th;r(l~cut the lf~• masa?lllnea Dl!('J'YSl !J:lfJ!lll !!'.l'lcll. to 11~1'$• LI'.11'.lll"•· llmbe~i:&ll ltS~iU'.111'.Vfff-ll. P:remote tlie \l.1lle Of t)'w $l!lllV@ the f;Jl.\uxieU• s q'J1Qt11. cf lllftl<:i~ $U'tl1tCM"1.~tiona \he tor~tlon ei II.wop :U.Jl\•!111.ee w:!.th $ni;ihAl!ltt on MeJllt kdi!l;it Pala:Pliilttts. 11. :raws rtl'l.£\lliiftia ··(a) l!W.'ea111e the 11ep0 o:t th.e h\l.le li..~a.tlons O!illllllttt&e tton en '!roil'iou oltgd utior1.11 to lnel.UllO 1"~.:resenta­ aad Mfteiationti. ('It) ll!J.tbl>~ the nil •ti'let Clolllllt ttt11111.1 #.114 Clolllllliss~aer11 tmi'l.lil<l'Wt ~ «uitl>''blia a liml."e e-operatiYe .-ai.a.tioll.alp Id. th all BJ;lol1dl'1ll€!i in11ti tu.tione. ( o) l'l!'l,Ce eentt.nued stre11a e11 edu.<le.tloJla'l pu'blioi t;r special pu.'b1ici ty :fo1' llo;r S001tt Week. <laillping, o..w •• ia tlwo~ut tho 'If•~ G~J.eea• wf..·\h N't1-tloul. JM:boJlee, ~P..· &to. mmwmit l!tequeat the aid of e'lll!JIY msi. ln the OQ'Ql\Qll tn J>ecruitiag men fol' poeltlons �-li- ot leaderptp~ lt11Miwe 1a. 'l!iilth YOlwi.te• alld ;p:t'l'}fel\111&<nll!l. Mlitl!:e "1}1e4$l effl>th to i'e~•t tblre~ iXt!~H tll;e ~etrrtat ol't!lant~tti;ins. !l!WC-. lmp!'ll'!te ai:i.d Jl):J.'O!llClte th.I\! l'!hrk ai,tll. the $1;\l!lai li!lllen4 °1'S Sta:tf. ot m1l :t:llstdots tl'lro• the lastrt1tt. Oo#llllitteea ��A REPORT TO THE NATION OF THE CRUSADE TO STRENGTHEN THE ARM OF LIBERTY IN 1949 REGION NO.-...- - - - , · - - . City( COUNCIL NO. State A REPORT TO THE NATION depends on the quality of the report from each individual Local Council. Be sure you keep a record in your own Local Council for your report to Council Officers, Mayors of the communities within your Council, heads of cooperating agencies, including churches, schools, service clubs, etc. THIS IS IMPORTANT RETURN THIS REPORT TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y.. SO THAT IT WILL REACH HERE BY JANUARY 16, 1950 -AND SEND ONE COPY TO YOUR REGIONAL OFFICE. LEADERSHIP TARGET ExJitorer Troops Packs Total Unit Leaders and Assistants, December 31, 1949 '/A :fJ _(j ;l_.,, New Unit Leaders and Assistants in 1949 l/O fD/ nits ? w, 8 PROGRAM TARGET No. Units Participating SERVICE PROJECTS No.Boys Volume Participating Air Marking Project {Announced March l, 1948-continued through 1949) (No.) Waste P~er Collection (Pomp let furnished by National Supply Service) Clothing Collection j {/) - 'J.-30 (5, {:() /) Lb" (for other organizations) Lbs. Food Collection (For other organizations) Lb•. ,') n Distribution of Posters Lf._Q 0 /{JQ,)0 (No.) Conservation a. Wild~life Protection b. Tree Planting (No.) - c. Forestry Projects United Nations Appeal For Children Shirts Off Our Back .... ------~·· -- (Collection of used, uniforms and camping equipment) Adoption of Units Overseas Lbs. - Contribution to World Friendship Fund . - $ (No.) Pen Pals {Correspondence exchanged) (No.) (Continued on Other Side) �PROGRAM TARGET (Continued) SERVICE PROJECTS No. Boys Participaling No. Units Participating (Continued) Volume CARE Packages or PACKAGED FRIENDSHIP (No.) Public Participating Boys and Adults SPECIAL EVENTS ParticipaUag CAMPING Camporee 51 {No.) x x x x !, 75{"\ (No.) x ~)-'.'} Ll(No.) Short Term Camp / ..:;-· :;;•. '1/ (No.) . Long Term Camp ~5?7' Expedition --·- . (No.) x x x x x x x x x x x x x x SPECIAL CUB SCOUT EVENTS Picnics, excursions, day camps x . LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTifER AGENCIES Check only those agencies where· Scouts definitely provided help for agency projects. Include in this report only 1949 actlvities. Ust other agencies on separate sheet. 0 ·American Red Cross GiY'}').re Prevention Week Committee rn<American Legion D Rotary Club 0 Lions International 0 Kiwanis D Elks D Vetercms of Foreign Wars 0 Young Men's Christian .Association D Chamber of Commerce D Jl.µlior Chamber of Commerce ~ational Tuberculosis Associalion D March of Dimes 0 Eagles O Volunteers of America 0 Blood Banks D Salvation Army 0 Boys' Clubs O Izaak Walton League G('Community Chest 0 P. T.A. . OUTST,llNDING SERVICE PROJECTS OF 1949 (Describe briefly and use extra sheet if necessary) MEMBERSHIP TARGET Packs Total Units in Council December 31, 1949 (",/ New Units in Council In 1949 7 Number of Units in Council on which this Report to the Nation is based (. t..j Troops / &/~'? 7~¥-- i<f9 Extfilorer nits I 7~·· .;::;' { '&.""·"' . LOCAL COUNCll. APPROVAL Date(''"/· /? ,,--; .··n ·':._ I ( "t1 ,'\) \ .. --·· Signed... Scout Executive �-I CHICKASAW comlCIL. :s. s.A •• INC, COUNCIL MBUlERS FGR 1950 ASSOCIATE "A" Abraham, George B. Ainslee, H. S. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. All en, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Awsumb, George Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. O, Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B. Bolton, A, Earle Bondurant, Julia.n B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, \·T. D. ncn Canale, Phil M. Carley, Jack Carrington, R. Russell Carter, M, O. Carter; Nathan A, Chambers, c. M. Chambers, J. D, Champion, R. G. Chandler, W. H, Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chriss Cowan, C. H. Cox, 11. W, Cc'awford, A, M. Creson, Hon, Larry B, Creson, R. F. Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Iolan, T. R, "E" Edge, 1'!. T, Edwards, Frank C. Emick, Harold Fiedler, Dr. F, W. Fleming, Joseph JJ, Garber, Myron Gaylor, w. A, George, John H. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L, M, Green, Jesse Gronaucr; Joseph A. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M, Haase, Charles J, Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R, L. Hirsh, B. l·r, Hobson, Dr. J, J, Holloman, C. C. Holmes, Herbert Hopp er, A. L, Hussey, Robert J, llJll Darnell, Herbert Davis, A. G, Jacobson, C. M. Johnson, w. C, L------·~-------------·---·-------1..~·-------·~---.. - - - - - - - Page 1 " �,..••_ .._____ ----··· --------·-·--·--------·----·---------,-----·------..-- ___ _____________ _ .. .... I "K" I I Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. I I I Lane, v. G. I Le,...,,, Sid A. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S .. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T,. t Li sl"1tr:1ar1, £.1. A. Lohr;1eyer, J. Jl.. I Sandown, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M. Sc ho em bs , Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Springfield, C. L. I I 1 .. I I Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet I "M" "W" Wade, Maury 1\Tagner, D. Eugene waring, Col. Roane Webb, Harry 1iilcy, J. Brady Williams, Hon. O. P. Wurzburg, Abe l\1cfarlane, G. v. 1'1aden, JoJ.111 Vl. i!icCabe, C. T. 1-icCourt, Lee T~ l ·lcGeorge, E. .. L. lforiar ty, Herbert 1 nyn ll(J II Ozburn, lJ. Field Yankee, Claude "P" Pe, tto n, CC'l10 rna. s 11T. Patton. ~'Tesle;y E. Penland, Clifford Pennebak:er, C. T. Preste, Robert R. Ramsey, Heiu7 T. Reeves, Russell E. Ricl1ardson, Charles D. Ross,J.L. Ruch, Dr. ·ralter A. Russell, ])d1.Jard P. Russell, Dr. George 1''1. Rychener, Dr. R. O. "S" Saine, J. E. ____J Page 2 �CHICKASAW couNCIL. B,s.A •• me. COUNCIL M:EMBERS FOR 1950 ACTIVE Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G. Uorthen Ahlgren, Frank Angus, John A, Allen, James Seddon Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, :r. H. Ayres, Dr. J. C. Danielson, Gen. W. A. D3.vis, Joe E. Dilatush, \'/. Henry Dixon, Hugo N, Donelson, Lewis R., Jr. D:irmon, w. B., Jr. lbzier, Bob Earp, O. K. Ettel son, Dr, H. W. Ewing, Bruce W. Baber, Rodney Ball, Ernest C. Barnes, George Barrow, E. R. Benner, Henri Biltot, Emile A. Boren, J, L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, C• .Arthur "F" Fiedler, Chris H. Ferguson, Bert Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Friend, A. B. Fuller, R. D. Burrov1, A. K. non Callow, Lewis C. Carter, A. B. Castle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbur y, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Roscoe C. Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Ben B,, Jr. Cooke, R. P, Cooper, Sterling Crump, Charles M. Crump, E. H. , Sr. Crump, E. H., Jr, Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed Daniels, T. B. "G" Gassaway, llrooks N. Goldsmith, Jack Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. q~ (;(>-::>CM 1 £!:. • e • "H" Hale, Hon. E, W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, U. P. Handly, Charles C, Harrold, E. A. Hays, Lake Rei skell, A. L. Higginbotham , Ernest F, Hirsheimer, Harold Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. James G. Page 1 �·------------ --·-··-·1 1· ------··-·-·-----· · I I Hughes, Dr. John Davis Porter, Dr. Arthur R., Jr, llJll Ramsay , R. G. , sr. Richardson, Gilmer Richmond, E. R. Ries, Elmer Rittelmeyer, Charles W. Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Jenkins, E. B. Johnson, J. C. Jones, WaTh c. , Jr. "K" King, Dr. Klyce, F. tt S" c. c. w. "L" Lanahan, L. Harry Lee, Dr. R. G. "M" Malone, J. H. ifartin, Rear Adm. H. i"1. Mays, R. C. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas H. McWhortor, ;,.. D. Meeman, E. J. ifoore, E. E. Mor eland, s. E. Munson, F. F, own Nickey, Sru11, Jr, Norvell, J. W. "O" Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H. C. Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen, C, B. S.harpe, 1_-.r. L. Simmons, J. Barrow Sims, Hollice H. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W. Smith, \'/alt er L. Spain, H. M. S1Jear s, Herman Strauss, G. D. Sullivan, H. P. "T" Tate, Alvan F., Jr, Taylor, R. A. Thayer, F. T, Thompson, I.Jarry Thomson, George Trippe er, R. i~. Turman, H. D. Turman, tr. F .. "V" 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. Orgill, Edmund Orndorff, H. G. Ov0rto11, V!ct.tl{ins Vandemark, F. J. Verret, Jli. J. Vesey, John B. "P" 1 / ! I L Pat ten, Joe M. Peete, Russell Petty, W. G. Pharr, Samuel S, Pidgeon, Everett Pipkin, Perry Pleasants, James J., Jr. "W" wadl ey , lJr. s. L. Webb, Harry G. Wegener, Edward L. Wilkinson, Russel Willi ams, Ernest Page 2 �nyn Young, C, B, Young, Dr. Thomas K. i , I ----·-~--------------------·--------------------------------- Page 3 �''1orm Q.SJ!' ..c-" .... REGION No... .. -.7 APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The <:;;f?r&.;,;/k.£1:+.cr .YV'...... . (Name: of Coundi) . ................................. Council, Boy Scouts of A.merfCa, with t..f:····'-··· ~").....·y;_ :77..:i' ·.. .( . t'+. .............$i77~···?··'4s;·· .. . . ? headquarters at. ........ ~.(....... 7£~~i'LM!iif~~·A:d·!~~) 1t.. .f.:.. t, ••• ::.~·e&;·::J''f~';;~) . .,,,Z.y.. .. ····"'····~·/.......£'..:.·.7.<~tate) . . •./.-.·.·.·.t. ..•·.·.·".''.·.·.".'.....··.··'····'···· f: " aq~-~ ~,~~in~ jurJ~.9i.~~i?n o~~r,;~-~indicat~,. entire ,. Area) :~~j;,'4:•l!..4..4z:···~~:~~.!L.f'.·.kP.t+.'* . ~ .... :~r!::...~.. ::·~i.>~ , ~:~:~t::~;~~:::·~;~:-;1~:;.~~~~~~~~·~>:':~~?-~;,~;?-~~~~~{~1}_;: : :·:~:~ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............. '.',.k(-c;;t::.-r::·x·:::.~"'Y:-rt.,,,r::rr,"'.'~·:::'.'./ ........... :~b.:7...................... I9,,,S~1':?:, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp'e'cifically accepted itef obligatio~ to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Doy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By~laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed Scout Executive ........... ,.......................................................................... . President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated F'ebruaxy 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) �1. As of Decen1bcr 3l, 1949, our Council had _______ J._::l:.;;E:·......... "Mctnbcrs at Large," and _____ j __ b_7:f_ "Institutional Rcpn.:sentatives.". 1'he latter represented. ______8_,-'S~t...;;;;L __ _. ___ 70 of all our Sponsoring Institutions. Major religious groups of our territory arc represented in the Council Hnd Executive Board in the follo\.ving nun1bers: ..... .Jewish ..... .... l.Q ......... ; Catholic.............. ~1. ..... .Jewish ...... J-..c ........ ;Catholic .......... '00£... .......... ; Protestant...... / .. ~~".".".C.d... Council Executive Board..... ..... ; Protestant. ........ ,:::J.L/ .. The Council 1nen1b('.rship includes representatives of the following co1nn1unity interests as checked: R.eligious .......... 7'\ ........... ; EducarionaL. .. ..X .............. ; Labor ........... X ............. ; Civic. .X............ ; Business ........ X·,. . ...... ; Farm ..... 2. Amendtnents to our c:onstitution and By-La\YS were adopted in 1949. [] Yes Yes O These amcndtnents have been approved by the National Council. X . .. ['gf No 0 (If not, attach copies.) No 3. We provide rcgnlar c:ominissioner service by personal visit to .. _./.;;J.£~~~ .Units out of a total of. ___2,.-.:?::n~~~:·:.Units in the (~ouncil. ~ming. '.~°,re.____ J._ __ meetings of onr_.Council a1,1d ... [;Y~··":~eti'.1gs ~four Exe~-~}ve Board ...... our District du~tr~g 19~9, :tnd the rest a\cra~~L ....................... .-...... tncctings. Roundtablcs \Vere held 1nonth!y tn .....h ...... of our 1)1stncts. 1hc remauung Dtstncts avcragcd ......... :,? ....... Roundtables. .. 4 .. 1949 there Co1n~n1ttces tnct tno.nthly, L/;,of }.cxccFt July_an~ Au~ust) 5. Officers and n1embers of_ Council serve one year bcginning.f:z.,+'.!c:, .. /~... ~£tt:) Annual meeting is in month 6. This Council has ..............C~ organized l)istricts with unctioni~g District Committees. There are ........ 0 ...... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organizc .... :.::-....... .in 1950 ........ .I)istricts arc sharing in financing this Council. f ........ 0 ............ , 7, Functioning of Council and Committees , Number of Districts rcprt.'scnted on cnch CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL (_ 'X _ _ -1::,_____ t --""~- Executive Board Organization and Exten~ion Le.~dership Training Advancement --- l x· , _ _{,, v -- - - - (? x G~ Camping and Activities -·-- "J .. !~ ---· ,, ------------- - ------------··· ; ' ,.., 1 1;., I I '> ... 'n /0 ,,.. - I' _1,0 ' , --··--··------··-···-----~-··-·-~ -- --- , 8. , Counc1·1 -<lees· . pan I covers a pcnoc . l o f ........ years, starting ' ............ ________ ....... , 19..... . 1'111s does not Iiave a. l ong range pI an. 1'111s 9, 'fhis Council was incorporated under th,c Ia\vs of this State in the ye<lt 19 ....·../~_, The corporate name is: Council as follows: in full hr;rewith, $..... Jc the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 'freasurer 9f the National ........ ;in.........kc: ..... equal payments of$ 1._ ~-·t .....!-·.·,··,·,,, , ............................. .................. V.l,...:t~-::f::·?::1.-:.~.::t!ffC. . :~:.·.·'.;;.. . . ,,·,·.· • ..·,·.,.. fui:: 11. j , 10. This Council has accepted its quota of ·.•~ 'k..'8.7..:.::?.:.o..... each during the months of ·.·.' . ,, ...·i.·..·1•..··.r.... :L,:-:~~·: /I ·"..::}:::·:'..... ••,;·'··".:r.•..,.,,.'-.','.·.,'•..·..••··.·.1··--·'."-- J,. ,·.· ••••••••"••• READING PROGRAM BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. .".b -~:-:.9 ... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.k.-.f1A."5.~9o) s_ubscribing to BC)YS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1950, is ... Sdi::O. . . Scouts and Explorers ( ....&oS~--%) as BOYS' LIFE submibers . B. , --·-·--··- ····---- -., - j_O 2:L ""' , 7 \( ' Finance List any other Conimittees Council has: A. ---- t:o {l <Q (") __----5,_____ 'X ' llea1th and Safety -- j,.. ,,. , ADDITIONAL COMMENTS , Council ·-···-· No. of Membcrn for 1950 GENERAL ~ot--- promote !. In 1949 this Council 2. This was done by a (~ommittee ...... , ........... ; Comrnissioners .... good reading. X, ......... ;or.. t_..,,, �Form n.539n REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Region No, _ _ _ __ Name of Counci.~'-~------·--··-·---------------1 ·-Council No. ···:.__::._ ! ---------.... ···-·---!.--State._·___ Headquarters City (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and con1parison) EXPENDITURES-194 9 I. Operating Expenditures: Indicate period covered if other than calendar~year Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Total Expenditures Special Receipts Net Expenditures (See Note I below) (Col. l minus Col. 2) 1950 BUDGET (NET) I. Executive Salaries* ................ r$-~,_;·9Ltc...·.,J,,_.-1-d?•\"'./L-'l'}'Lz.... _$:._________ 1_$-""/:..."_:4.._;""';;-'.L7-';J2•. .:<t'...!."'-'/''--·II-'$_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 ·r :i!! ,P -'-'--"-"''--'/'.''L'? ,6'1 lll--------lJ · ....,'S-.-=--' ---------1--.. 2. 0 ffice Sa Ianes...............................11--~~~~~~~1-1 / ·--------~·~?,~·"'c.."'--11 ~""~q~"-·~ 11--~;~· ·----------7,;po 9 Q · 3, Retirement Contrib'ns..... / . ,{, $(?, i';L.> J ) .;:/ 'Y.J:/ '>,, . 1 45.. .;;,-'*"' 0 2 •.,s".-~·"'0"-."".::....""e"'·"·~~~.::~::::~::~::~~~::::~::~~::.::: ~::.;'/,:•.:~.c;.·~: c~.<,:·.".'-~·=::=================-:·::~:::::c~~ Tel.......... ,,~;.====;~'~,;~·0 Heat, RO~f~t, ............................ upp11es "teeLS1ght, / ;:"." <)) 3 7¥l!' <? ;;\ 7 t'.cf=~-1---------------'-"-""-=--11 --1---~'-'-6. Postage............................................. 11----+-~· 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation). ,-.,.,.-...-~-1--------- 1--..,.----.,. -----11----- ----8. Publicity............................................11--.,....,.--77 <;·· -, ,1.,., '?"'"""' !/ "1.::?'-.'-t'J:;;J". I ;;,04£, !'J / 9• Can1ping ···········---········--···il-~~v"'·"''-"r-'"''-"-'-"'-''--<--1.-LL::.•c..·"'~"'"""-'·,,,,,,,,_,..-''-' -'<"rc..··::·:.___ l--"'~4'-"""'"-'r~w"-"'"''"'"-"'",.1-'.- - 1 1 - - - - - - - - - 10. Leadership Training ..S' '/IJ?. {f 7/ ;?PC -=--- - - · - - · - - - - - - --- 1-----------1·---...,_-~-~~ancleon f erences ........................11-----"-'"-"-""' -~::D lJ j,,f;~·, s~..,!;'""7 ;:.;;=: <::-;,""''--1---------- 1---=-+-7--' -""--"--ll . I Qctot a........................... 11----""'--'-'Co.·--"'-'-· ..- - - - - - - 11 . N a t10na 7$°'•(><< 70";.oo _11--------.2'i:...::..:...... --..L-:...:::...:. '---l----------l-F 12 . Cl10r t er 'ee .................................. 11-----"'""-"'-'" _!. ,,.......,. '·' / 1 /' .. , .. 1 <.?......I , l3. Circuses, M. B. Shows .,) / ? .!)7 < r "'! b '" / . . . ............... 11----":._-'-~'"".:..· -~-_ _:__ _ 1---·-"',--'-,.-"'""--''~:--..,....~,- - ancI 0 t her A ctlv1ttes 14. Campaign Expenditures ......11---~";c;"'.:ic_>c.:·.S"'-'"''-''--1--------- -1-----'-Z"'.:Z"''.:..'. .::$7".:...::.:>_ _ l l - - - - - - - - - - l 5. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) i r - - - - - - - - - i - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - . . . - - - 1 1 1 - - - - - - - - /¥1,£4 /!././, J?t. -"'=--1------- ---1-----'--'-' \-'-'"-':'1'-·--1 1--------16. I nsurance....................................11---"-'!'--'-" 1 RI- - - 1 1 - - - - - - - - ,l,s; ?! . I 7. Miscellaneous ......................... -11--'/-''""''_./,"-"_,,'-';;'-.Y"."'/-- ------------1---~·'. ,. ,· /Y. SL£_~; <J cJ /?' <J .9.J.L "7 <> .- e?J. '1 ~? ~ l'-$ / ···- ------------ -· 3' '? ~'/:/, /;., ,/ .·.·. /' ,' ' )• ., > i: _--.· .., /_/ ;2-, .3 . :;, -,_, TOTAL OPERATING _5_?J..t...'"-3-'?_,_/_'.;;..';-'1,~_;_ .__./_,_l_,....r?..../~"f""'.'~t'~•L_ II. Capital Expenditures: /.;,_,£· /7-'-'-:.....:.--1:1-/''//, /.foi-. '-'---l-------- --1---'---'--· -------I . Off.tee E qutpment ..........ll----"-""-'"- 1 1 2. Camp Property ..............1 1 - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - i r - - - - - - - 3. Automobile ............... -···ll---------1----------1----------11--~-----TOTAL CAPITAL I 7/ . /·'/', III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE .................) . 11--------1-----~-- ---~---~ i/ :>,_2J..::!J:;S;) 14~;?·&:';:.;Jl 1,;..71~tt,,l:;_/ --l---'----"--'"· . '-"'----1----'-"--"-~'--ll 1 2. R egtstrat10ns ...............- .. ;1---"-~-'-=-"'-' "rr ., ""'' i ~ ! I,., , ,,,.,..,.,,, -'"'" <Y ,-::; ,,~ rY. l•4/J ."'·< ;,,., o,, ""' -r r . ii d ----l---'--'-""-':-" -"=~--1----;-~'---'"--''--;---ll 3. Scout Supplt.es ................11-~"-'"-"-'--'-~":: ( 9 ;;i., o 0 ) 'IYc..'.. __ 1-.L'iJ.7 .5-9 9 TOTAL REVOLVIN<''-'11---'o'-"'·°'LL7_..,,_:L_ '<'' IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments,_____ ,_________ _,,________ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 b e l o w ) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _ _ _ _ __ *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. N01'E 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column, NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce </principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32001049 �1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. ~ 8 ~ $ $ " under 2,500 and open country... _ _ _____ J___7_i5 Total for Council Operation .................... ............. Inco1ne for Capital purposes .. ------------------ ············· For the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page $_ $ $ - $ .. ----/ ----··· ;;:'._? •) F?-J ,_, .<-) ~e~ ;:~.;/_:· tJ .{':;<' Oo "/5'"£37' Pj-;:;- $ $ Lf 'Z g_,.:;·7 $ ' (._ (, $ $ Total Incorne r;:; / :;1 c 7 -?i 7if, __S7 --------- -.:!i!..d!...:f·.L..!.,~<L.L'I_ ------ j,_/r,;'j~f::j, ,!i/lJ " 25,000 " 100,000.. ......... ...... - - 25,000 __ " 10,000 " ················· - " 2,500 " 10,000 .. ................ - - -~ ;;x_,e?~,<),:J .. " Supplemental contributions Chest " 100,000 to 500,000.... ............... - - --- #3 " Inco1ne from areas where Council does not participate in Chest O" • Communities of 500,000 or over ____________________ .. Income from areas \vhcre Council participates in Community Chest z Note: Do not include incotne for Capital purposes in populati on groups. "ti!t 01~·:21 $ '"'~ ,,) $ ., ··- _./' .,.l - (>· / !/,• __Ljl,1 _8}'?:c,__0 __8________ _____ has been raised to dale. Budget for 1951, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about ________,J<,fr.k~~;;J- ;;£•.tf;_l'f._'"L(?____________ _ Assets, 12-31-49 Current---~Cash on hand and 1n bank •Fixed - Real Estate Unpaid Pledges Camp Equipment Supplies for Resale Office Equipment Securities Automobile TOTAL(, ::)l.(Jo •Prese.nt Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 Operations-Accoun ts and Bills Payable $~~-""'' L. ?_ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable Notes Payable Notes Payable $ (j e• Mortgages TOTAL Our accounts TOTAL _ _ _ _ /,Sc;-:,_ !n7 ~~lt:~aud-il·cd~by___~~~-~~:::-~~;;:;;;~fes~-::C~!~~~~::~~:;·~7~~:i~L--~-,-om_m_lt_to-,)----------- VV e request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and \viii maintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ This Council has. Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $..b.C'-QQ_"-'.?-- .) ____of which :p_J...t::.Ld2=2::_____ _ was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check)--- __________________ , or (b) some other torm approved by National Council (check) ____________ ,, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 ,. _____________________ _ Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1950 ____/:)"L''.!.,c;,,;,•I(" ------""§p•::'::::3••,___________________ _ Ren1arks, Explanations or Additions (Signed) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••''''"'"''••••••• •••••••••••••••o•••••O.ooo-•••••••H••••••••••••••••••·~- Ch:1irman, Finance Committee •••••••••-•••••••••••••>OR Sco11t Executive �Form ':)·539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-19 49 Name of Council .... . f"~::~:!!::/#:,£~..,;r.!.tl!!..S...tf..'.....~?:.~d..&:.!d:~Jl/:.l.'f:I.... /:f..t:f.. . . . .1;;;~.'.'::<!! ....: Headquarters City ............... L;lt,;<::?:::•.::y/;..4?:!:~. . - Region No. Council No. .......... State .. .~"1::~'<'<~::'<':'".. :................ . The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides rhe Chairman, ............... )\. District Healrh and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health .......X:...... ; Medicine.....X ...... ; Aquatics ..... X ....... ; Fire Prevention .,Y,,........... ; Firearms ......~...... ; First Aid .... .,.X,......... ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ................. .,.; Mountaineering .......... ., ........ . 2. During 1949 the meeting places of....,.3... G....... of our Units ( .../£...... %) were inspected. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ,,.,;::,t made by the Committee..... (?... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which were inspected by the Committee. 3. 4. Procedures to 'insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such . ' eff ect d ur1ng ' 19 49. uses, with adequate insurance coverage, m.-.rotb ha~e een in 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is _not used. JS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts X Leaders ..... .i.S, .. ; Food Handlers ..?:\ ....... . Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlersis--;iett· made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. JS 7. ............ .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. 8. We ~~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. different Scooters It has ........................ qualified members. We ha~ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests, incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1949 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptibns with reasons ........................ 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in rheir activities .... 11. Our Program as planned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees............. ,M:-:.................• b) Medical examination of new Scouts in ....................................Troops which is........................... % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ..., ......... .,~....... ; Council and Troop Camps ..... )\ ............... ; Sea Explorer watercraft _____ ·······-···--·-··-·· d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety.................... . (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee ········----····-----··-······-···----·-····s~·~~;t··&-~~~t-i~~- .. -----··············-·-········-------·········· �Form 0·539F Region No. Headquarters City MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the nutnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Qualified During 1949 ···-··· -- ---- Enrolled Dec. 31, ~ . 0 0 1949 ---------------··+-----------1-----__jl 0 • 0 c'l z z ...... -.............. _ 60-Journalism... 61-Landscape Gardening ... -··········....... _...... _... :4-3__ _ 62--Leathercraft• 63-Learher Work• ........................ _...... _?.__ 64-Life Saving . . .. .............. ....... __ .. 2_3__ _ 1--Aerodynamics* ................. ,.. ______ ,, __ .... ___ -··-----------· 2-Aeronautics• . ........... _____ .. __ ...... __ ,, 3-Agriculrure• 4-Airplane Design• ............... ,_______ ,, .... __ ,,__ 5-Airplane Structure• ...... -................... Cub Scouts: Bobcat I)) 'U ~~=~:~~!::Kslii;; ~_-_-_:_: I 67-Masonry• ..... ~=t!£~ryf 1.ndustry•_.•...•-.-. . . ·.·.·.. · ::::::::::r::: ~°i~ ~,~ f~o~, ,~=~=x=p=l=m" ·e=:I."'~"';n~,~-~ - ~"'oi=.o="ps:~h hdl '1t61:7~=_: B:i r,e~ ,\;rs~ tr~u obd; iy 1,-~,·crn_g~1·an•· · · · · · .• : :_ ._42~4 :._ ~~~Ei.~~~:~~lth; i~··: Lion** 9--Architecture.. Wcbclos ···:::::·:::::: :::: ::: : .............. -+--'--'+'--+--"'-''-"'-'----II 10-Art• . ....... 11-Astronorny ... Total 2:9: •. :_ '.i _ _: :__ I-._·_:_:•.·_· ._·-•• Second Class ···_·::: : ____________ .. l ... 68-Mechanical Drawing ...... _______________2_ .. . ----2'1-. 69-Metal Work• ................. ...... ..... _.. ___ 2Q __ _ 70-Mnsic• !_: __-_::__-_-_·:-___:_:_::i._-·__ "l ., ":; --~ .. -------- i___ :- -l~-- ;~=~:~~~~r!~ising. F_tiar·,'.~__C_la_s_s------+---'--.__·.cc"1-'--+-------··----I. i~=~~~tbfr:~f~;~·.. 5 ___ 'S _______•_· _.,_ - __ .>l_ Life 5 1 ~o;e~1-~n-~g............................. t ' . ' , a C ~ = ~ 4 2 ~ ~---···-i-'-"'-O-'--+-~-'=='--i , , ' Eagle 20-Botany . . I1 21-Bugliug• 1 "T·-·---·_._•••.•.•.1 ___T_o_t_al_____ ==..f£-.,,S:~-~#=k="~:::· -~~; {_() J, 25-Carpenrry• ............... 26-Cement Work• . . = 2 Air Scouts: Apprentice _J______xx":____1 · xx x _ Observer ·::::::··:• :: :•::•: 75-Phorography• ... ... ..... ___ ,, _________ ,3__ _ 76-Physical Develop. ... ---·----·------']_. ~i~~li~~~:f:~}~~~{t~:;e·-" 79-Plumbing SO-Pottery• 4 ::::•: __4 __ _ .. ____ .. ______ ,,_3__ _ ~: ~~=~~i~;~[~~~eeping• ·· ::: :::::::: 83-Public Health*........... ;.......... ____________4_7__ _ .. _, _______ ,, __5___ .. 2_7 __ 84---Pnblic Speaking 85-Rabbit Raising ..... _...........- ___________ ,,_2_ .. _._:_:_-_•:_._--_•-.·_•_:2;_.4;_._ i• I ::::: _ ;$:({ I~:: i! i:~~li~g;;~~~::: . . . . ·::·•-::--:-·:--~l:: ::::::::::::::1:: 89--Rocks and Minerals...,,..___ ...... ____ l_ __ Ai-: .............. ----·--- 6 ~ ~~-~~f:~f :::::::::::::::::::· 30-Coin Collecting ....... . .... Cra--ft-sr-~~-n---_-_-----=:=====:;--~--1--__':":_":_I 31-Conservation. 1::::::: :: __ 3:: I ~~=~~~~i~~rming•.. ce________________.. +----~--+-- xxx ___ ___ A ------- 34--Cotton Farming ............ --.. --------------1 Total I i ___ -,,.,=•~--"====•==-•=l===~=--k=•_:_ ---·- ----1 ... Explorer Scouts: Apprentice xxx xxx Woodsman _ I ----<1 Frontiersman 6 xxx Ranger -·--------·--92-Salesmanship .... ..... 93-Scholarship --........-........-... __ ,, ___ .. _),:!, __ ............... ___________ ... :?.__ 94-Sculpture _........................-.. _.. ., _____________ _ 35-Cycling• .......... _, ___________ JL 95-Scamanship ....................... -·------- ],, __ 36--Dairying• .. ..... ----·---------2-- 96-Sheep Farming* ........... ______ ,, ____ ,, _____ _ 37-Dog Care.. --·------------ __ 97-Signaling ..... -....................... _______ ,, _____ l_, 38-Dramatics l__ ,, _________ JL 98-Skiing ................. _...._....... ------·---·-.. ----·39--Electricity . ______________ 5 __ 99-Small Grains ______............... ___________ ,, ______ _ 40-Farrn Home•.... ............... 2:. 100-Soil Management* ......................... . 41--Farm Layout• . ____ ,, ________ l __ 101-Stalking ........................-....... _,,,, _____________ _ 42-Farrn Mechanics . . . ------------------- I 02-Stamp Collecting ......... _______ ,__ ....l. __ 43-Farm Records . . : :::::::: ::::: : : :::::3.~:: :::::::::::4~:: I:~LJ~?'~~?~g 05-Taxidermy _,, ...................... --·--------·-------· ~~=~:~:~:,~~?~~ng ······::::: .. .. __________ J!l __ 46-First Aid•................ 47-First Aid to Animals• ... ___________ -9-2 .. ........... ·--------·------·-48-Forestry . .. Sea Scouts: 49--Foundry Practice ............ -------------·----xx x Apprentice ----------------1--~.c....-+_:::_=--ll 5~-GFrwd't C'.t!tt:;e• ................ -·------------rOrdinary .. ............... _____ ,, ____________ ar enrng . XXX 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... __________ xxx Able --------------+---'--'-------11 53-Hikmg -----------.. ------------- _____________ Q_.. 54-Hog & Pork Prod.*--------.. ·-----· 5,___ xxx Quartermaster -----------------f---"'-- +-------ii 55--Home Repairs* ____ .... ____ ----·---·--'.'[""-................ -.. 56~-Horsemanship* . . . Total 57-Indian Lore . ···-----------'-- Total 5 '~ * Include rd! Cub Scouts <lccording to their basic regardless of Gold and Silver Arrow credits. • ______ 2 58-·lnsecc Life . 59-lnterpreting . " . ... :::::::::::::::: :~t~;,:;~:r.-· ............._ . _ ------------------- -.......................... -- ..... _______l__ 108..-Woodcarving* .......... - ........... ___ _4-S._ 109-Wood Turning .........-... - ______ ., ______ 2 __ I IO-Wood Work ..................... -----------11}-Ill-Zoology ................................. Total ,, ______________ ,,., -----Tzir/f· ====~===-=== (Or13_a_rt_izer A':".":'ls__I94!)_2_ ___ M.B. Counselors in Council :::::::::::::9:.::L (Include rcgistcrtd and unregistered) .. .......... .L------------- ·--- • Badges open to Second Oass Scouts. r-·------------- ________ , _ () ,._"• �ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE ,P'_,,,,.., 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review? %/;) 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks? _ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %---- );O 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank? ______ __ % 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and l'ro- vided with literature related to their subjects?. 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad____ Yes. ,!.". vancement plan? _ .,,. 7. Please attach copy of all present advancen;ent policies and procedures. (Signed) _____________ .. _____________ ------------------------------- ________________ _ Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive __ No .. �Form O· 539ti REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 19,19, we have accornpl_ishcd the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 STATUS 12/31/49 Number Cub1nastcrs Scoutmasters HAVg COMPLF;TED APPROPRIA'l'g BASIC THAINING* Registered Number % lo lf , ._, '1 L.j _1~. l Lt 8 d-,,__' e··v? ~J Number BASH;: % Registered Number :::L ~ Io 3. :5t> :i Cz '.D, f •,l, r t"""° Lf°;;~ Asst. Cubinastcrs Asst. Scoutmasters I '(;' x TRAINING~ Ob:iective 12/31/50 % % '.::i, '~ "! j f </ '·'f···· l ;;) Q ' ! ' / "\ J_ 'J {_,;:;, -i'-'~'V''' -ii~, •S) ,/ "· _,, ~- 1 Asst. Squadron Advisors Squadron Advisors Post Advisors );'& BI' < I ! z.C.> Ship Advisors (Skippers) Asst. Post Advisors 1<: () ,/ (~) () Asst. Ship Advisors (Mates) xx x 1'otal Unit Leaders HAVE COilifPI.ETED APPROPRIATE Objective 12/31/50 x ,, ; ,, L.i. "'-- x q, ·(/, x x · :v1.-;. 1-f~ . Explorer Advisors in Troops Total Asst. Unit Leaders \ ') '2, ·;\ I (\ '"'" ) ') /1 .() *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed tbe appropriate basic training for the program \vhich he now leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or ho1ne study. a. Cub Leaders' Training Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo\v plus fou1· additional training tneetings. c. Scoutmasters' Dasie Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. c. Skippers' Training Course. f, Senior Leaders' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. STATUS 12/Jl/49 UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a, Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at k;1st one leader \Vith outdoor training in "Troop Nuinber... ::.?_.;;.~ . Percent... .,~::,.J ;~/ . 1;.. OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 . ....... - ff?2. <.:?..... % Can1ping", cruising and water \vork, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/Jl/50 }j / a. Total registered Commissiohers Number...y.;.~····-- b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number.... J,,?J. ; , .. Percent.. ...L,/.J ..>': .:"t5 LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. See Training Records ChapJer1 Local Co1111cil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) �1949 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1950 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of .,,..,.,..,) Scouting--"·Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1949 this Council conducted this session ......... 1.. . . h....... .'.:;, __'.'.) ...$}.J••••••• () s . . t he tra1n1ng. .. times wit couters rece1v1ng Approximately the following percent of Scoutei:s have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members ..........:LS:~ .... % ; Board Members ........:; ..,:"L:.. % ; District Committeemen ........::•..•'.?::.... % ; Commis· . "'-:;--<:~ . . !1 Ment Badge Counselors .............. ;, ........ %; Troop, Umt and Pack Committeemen ...... (<•. •.? ....... %. . -;c'"'" s10ners ........... .,.. .•;t ..... %; 1950 1949 No. of COURSES CONDUCTED BASIC TRAINING Cub Leaders' Course Cubbers' Pow-Wow I/ Scoutmasters' Course I No. of CERTIFICATES ISSUED I '.2.. "'.>..... ., I 5\ CHECK COURSES PLANNED ":<~ CERTlFICATES AND AWARDS-1949 ">( l. Nuinbcr of different Scoutcrs receiving ;rc:it;;i ..................... Air Scout Leaders' Course certificates Explorer Leaders' Course (Do not include Introductory Sessions) I I v Skippers' Course "'"··----~··---·-···--- ···--~··-·-··-·· . -· *Senior Leaders' Course Com1nissioners' Course OUTDOOR Troop Camping TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handling Senior Trail Expedition OTHER Health and Safety TRAINING First Aid -· I :l," I u er x 6-_ _f.L._ UNIVERSITY COURSES Advanced Scout Leaders' Course The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located in this Council. Do not include these courses and certificates issued, in the Council totals. 31 I Pack Organization Troop Organization Name of School Merit Badge Counselors Troop Committeemen Course Leader Certificate x x x ..; g:.;i CertifiNo. Courses cat es x x Other Cottrses (List) ~·:~~ tQ·"~'""#J~ t"'-'! { j(.,;2,,.f'\/~t...,4.,.-{.{/""1 . i TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES *Co1nbination Course For All Se~ior Leaders. "" -·--· I"'\ '"""""'":::. //''; •'Y'· ;:?_o ; THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ..... ../.. C2 ....... men and includes ......(""1 ..••.••••••••. District Representatives and ........f,!::: .......... members~at~large. - The Council has ........~~1............ Districts, of which ...... :.';.~ ........... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1949: Council. .... Oistrict ................ . ':£....... Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts key leaders with and without training? Yes ......•X ......... No................... . 1 'fraining in 1949 was conducted largely on a f)istrict basis ....)\ ...... ) Council basis .. (Signed) .... ·························'"····························· ...................... . Chairman, leadership Training Committee Scout Executive College Credit Ves I No �Porm 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 1949 Region No. CounciL_~&'.~~.-/tK'~".'efc·"i?_C©,.;,t-t/ t!~<t--1. -4..-f.-<_ { (':- r1·?J --riff C£.~~~~4<;~- ~ ·: ~ "~- !~.·.e~---~-1 Headquarters City__ 12{ 4'·? 1&.lf?t <-·'J 7 - - - - State :::;~~--·~_--·:_:· . ·,,.--t-Name of Council No. 1 CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. l TO DJ'.C. 31, 1949 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) ____________ ¥.:.9. ......Units -- _____(';f-:,__ 3 ___ '.Yo GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Tomi of ten days and nights c:1mping during the year.) '% GROUP of Units with effective Camping Program 2:.A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 ___________ $t)______ Units _______________7_/ ...... Units B: Number of Units doing NO camping TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1949) ______ //.;,,/__ .... Units *Units::::::Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. 7./.......Boy Metnbership June 30, 1949 was .... l.~~~~ ......Units*, .... f-:->'-9... LONG TERM CA:CVIPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Ca1nporces, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not lndude Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) Scouts and Explorers Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping ======ce=~====~I A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site--·--2. Off Council Site______ 3. Total (1 & 2)-··----B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site_.. ~---5. Off Council Site_____ 6. Total (4 & 5)-----C GRAND TOTAL (3 & G)_ 7. % of June 30, 1949 Scout Membership** =======-=- Scouts~ ____!:::_!:__ ---~-- 3 5' xxx xxx ---·--xxx xxx xxx Number of Troop Scouters Number of Different Number of Troops "}.. ;J "2- -;; 1/. ___LLS"' __i_L__ _ 22 (:,:i__ 'i 3 2--(l ,_ '8 ,j ,, t b ("/ 2 -==='============== Scouts Scouts ........... Scouts .....'fh,,2.::scouts Scouters ........... ./....Tours Number of Tours Philmont Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps " " " Short " " ____:; Scouts Scourers 2---.Scop.ts 111......... .... ....~/__,?',~:':'.Scouts xxx % xx xx On or off Council Site PROGRAM J -z_. Sl-IORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Sun1mary)-(A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. ·i,:2:·:3.!~/Scouts )=.CJ/ 2 ,; '--- 7(, Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp Forest " " Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . 1949 Outdoor program include~ the following: (Check) Explorer Camping.. '::'.··; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) .. Jc::.; Winter Camp ... v:·; Sea Explorer Cruises .._:.····-; Sun11ner Activities (other than Camping).. 1~,/~ ACTIVITIES L SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking t.he following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) This 'Council promoJ_ed an Activities program in 1949 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ......~~:.Z-J.; Circus or similar type ....... f;;, __________ ; Merit Badge Show.........~---------:Camporee ......... .C~ .................. ; Mobilization .................................. ; Agricultural Fair participation ... :.C. . .; Vacation program in addition to C?-IDpii:;g................ Pilgrima_ges to historic shrines... .. .............. ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... -............... ; Explorer event, (What?)_Cx}:~.-;-Y~;~:~:'V. ...".?:(;~~:f~.<;!:;t:':.'f:~t:~4.5~'~t~ Other .................. ·-··-·················---.................... . 2·~-t.;.l-t:'5 /?-<'."f!. _ :·t.--t:~-'.. . IL CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \-Vas pron1oted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities \vas made..................... ,.............. ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and lnstitutions ...... X ........... ; 2ur most successful Civic Seryice Event during the year was Etr.J-e l~v.\ "!'?\ f'"'-_l: ~"· 1t°';1Il12 ?-4-iij. ~. ff. ...,~ ~ 4,•. r:.: . ?" ""--:1 -< ...:.:;?if~:."{. . .{:-::v.-.~.~x::~;,,.-;r~.,,r:;;~.r:~1:.-::,.1.s-.-!.;;1..,r51.. .. ~~'.t~~1:.1::~;:-:e-:iz~~dl~''·<i...t::1-~:;-r;·.-·:~-.-:~Jy..: ... S;.. . . . . . . . .; ........................... ... .... ... . 1 .. . lac1 l 1· ....... , ............................................... . ,' ••In coinputing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the.year, divide the Grand Total, Hne C by the June 30 Scout membership, 32001049 �1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL $..... C!< .•V.. '"'····· Budget appropriation Capital Expense .. Total Capital expenditures ....... . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) OPERA1'ING RECEIPTS; (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) .... Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) G /1.,s--:.;f ,·.............. . $........ Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) •• :d, Salaries (Caretaker 0;) Transportation Fees (if any) ..... $ .................. . Trading Post $.1.:'2.?:.6'.:.:ll .. Miscellaneous $l~ .";r-~~ ::~~~-rt $!..Z:C~·:~?:~-~?:! TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc. A. SUB TOTAL .... 11 .f/ . /////;./ c ·;·71,<J ~L'f..~?:.~1:.:~~:(f ..... .......... _ _ _ _ _<_R_ec_o_m_m_e_n_de_<l_•_s_c_h_a_rg_c_a_bI_e_to_c_·o_u_n_"_·1_A_PP_r_·o_p_r_ia_t_io_n_)____ 11 1f'h,D"b $........1.:.IY .. . 2. What ·was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare ....................... their own meals? ................ '/,! / 1-laint. Staff) 11aintcnance & Repairs (Do not include "Capital") 1. What was the charge per can1per per day where full n1eal service is provided? ........................ . & $.~--- .?{.f.~.Z.2:' $ ....................... . Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) ' Fuel, Light, 'frucking, etc. s/¢!;(!7. Program 1'faterial $ Transportation Expense (if any) $ ....0.:::.~1::;;1?-. 'fra<ling Post s//(>i.,A'I:. /,,, ( ' / / i?_io/~ Food ... 3. What was provided for this fee; list major iten1s ............................ . • Miscellaneous ................. . 4. ]f you have special funds available for Camp Development, please give amount .............................. $..l,";i..O.c~ •.C:.?:. 5. If you pbu1 to raise special funds in 1950 for Ca1np Development, please give the amount........ $ ...~..1?1J?C:.1.9.~ B. SUB TOTAL .. (Recon1mended as chargeable to Camp Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A (Do not include "Capital") + B) ... s(.: . ;;=~~~ol~.{):Z. LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of persons on Central Camp Staff ... '.'.'.:'1!:''.' ;t;;__ i/;~1,:•:.':'·!o;JJ'. ../.L...../'. A',:;r.:1;1.\/!l:'/1./.\,;j;,../1.~./:i'4.M/k ../~~, ......t;.;;:?c<:•!/,£Li'~•:/:J:_\;1,:':': 0 or Assistants of (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program Chartered or Provisional Troops). How many were adults (21 or over)? ........... / / ................ . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used?............. '.~~/2'~·-····--··--···· Ho\v 1nany of these \Vere adults (21 or over)? ..... :::( ............... . APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES Camp Potition NAMB Scouti~lt I "" I Connect10n Would you Re,appoint7 QUALITY OF SERVICE Exe. Good I Aver. I Fair I Poo< I N"mb« of Weeki on Staff I Rnte of p,, Per \Veek .. ( Sign<d) ........................................ __ (If necessary, attach .sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) ,., ..... -....•... _,,,,,_ ... ,_,___ , __ Chairman, Campin1t and Activitiu Committee. �Form 0-~39C Region No . . Total on Dec. 31, 1948 TABLE 1 _1_._1_·o_ra_1_r_a_ck_s_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-l--__:l::_,/_ (a) Neighborhood Dens {b) Negro Packs New in 1949 Not Separations# m 1949 (See Note) __ 1'-i--1---iL ri_,· Transfer Territory In Out Total on Dec. 31, 1949 Est. Net Separations 1950 Estimated New in 19~0 -1---1---1-.:::C {;,'--" r:l_r-1---'r_,'f--''1+-~'f'....·_.-1--•-JJ.) ---------+----'-/__-1-_x_x_x___...___x_x_x___'--·--l---I----'---'--------·-·---·----2., t.L ") /) ... i ;"_ '2-----1-----" LL_ . _...:(c..;c)'--N-'eg:_ro_T_r_oo:...ps_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .:.3_._T_o_t_a_I,_E_x:..pl_o_rc_r_U_n1_"ts___________ L 1 ___ to :=:=:'=1N_1_:=e.~:- : -o-h:~,:-,-~-:-: =o-T. :<l-,_;-~-,:=:-,_o=Is= = =-·-·- -~ -~ ~ : _·_/_'_~,f_._'-_"_· - 1_ :_':_:_.-:=::.q:::..·-+-+·--+L------~~--~·--t~-·-__, _ -·=2_.___ Objectives Dec. 31, 19'.iO ·7 .0.. . ~. f£_, I___ "'/ L<: ! ) '.) ~- L __ Ll:L fr<; /~ (l {Ac;__ /:2 ', / () I ,q I 7 (a) Explorer Posts I' j '") ----'---------------+---""°'--f-'.X~X_:X:_+-"X:..:X~X----1---l-·-f-.L-'~...c-=---1-'X=X:.:Xo._+-_::X:.:X=X--1-·-'-x....x_x ·-·····(b) Exr_lorcr Squadrons XXX xxx xxx XXX XXX --'--'--"•---'-----------t-----t-C:.:."---+_:::.:.:."--t--t---1-----1--"'-='-'-t--"'-.CCC'-jf-------( c) Explorer Ships .. ~ XXX __ I-...:.;_.::::...:_ XXX __ L_--l---l--"""--+-"'-"-'°--+-'::.::"°--1--..:.:.:.:..::c _,l) XXX xxx xxx __ _ _;_,.;__:_ __ .:,_____________+ __ _,.,::_-1-_:;,:;_o:_ ____(_<l_)_N_c~g:..ro_E_x:_pl_o_re_r_l_rn_i_ts______--l----J_/_c:_X:...:::X:_Xo._-1-_=x~x::..x'-'---l---1----l--~JL--+.:.X=X:.:X.::__1-_::X~X=X--1_-=x~x::..x=-(c) Rover Crews _ _:,_;_ 4. TOTAL UNlTS : 1 l--------1-x=x:_x:._-1--"x x.~x'--f--1---+-----=-+-'x'-x=x'--t--=x~x'-'x=- _ & 2& 3 6. / (_~ :'<?, l-ll j"c.; cy ') £"'( 2 / '!: / xx x __ ··-- ;. . Li 8 5. Total Cub Scouts (a) Negro Cub Scouts . ( a) Explorers in_ Posts <' I xx x xx X _ _.:__c__:._ __ :__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.-I---:_V_~"~.:.--1-..:.:.:.::..:o._-1-_::c xxx xxx _ __:(_b:_)_1_\,_"r_E_'x.:.p_Io_re_r_s__________- I - - - - · - - - __x_x_x'--...l.---"x~~-?.'________,_ _,____. \-'--'-x'-x........ x_-"~--'x........x_x_-1-_x_x_x__ _ _ _:(:_c:_):_S:_c:_a:_E:_x:_pl:_o:_rc:_rs:__________j___ _~:_~:..."L-S~-1-X:.:;..:X:._:X.::__-1-.....i'.X:...X:.:;..:X:_-1_ _)___-l---/""-/·--l-'X:...:::X~X,__-l--Xl:...::X~X=-jt--=X-'-X:.:X:___ -~(~d~)_:_:N~cg~•r:o..:E:x~p~lo:r~er:s__________J ____:f_"'±J,,"-iC-"X~X~X:;_-l-'X~X~X.::__'---+---1--L-/~_:_")~[-...X:...:::X:..:X.::_.+-_:_X~X:...:::Xc_[-..._::X:._:X:_X:;;_ __ (e) _ Rovers XXX XXX XXX XXX _ _:_;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-l---------'-":.:0:::...--1 .._:.:.:::.:o_._1-----+------l--"-'-'-"'--l--.:. ................- 1 -XXX ---- 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 1./, C.:s i-/, ..:.9·:_T..:o:_ta..:l_c:_;,_.b_b_er_s_(:_;n_c_·1._D_en_M_o_tl_1e_rs.;.)_ _ _ _f -__l:f::. l.o l·<"' '.) .)J ..4 ! l ~; l 'j,-.. v ·~, ...... ,, ·~..-; 1 ,,:.,-'~!·C>1\ . ., . , , , . . , , ";U~- I () \/ G r ,...3 I c7 "·~':!_, D ~!,....-·.·_!---1--+-':='-)_'7''-r_"Ll-1--!---'r~','C=')_._<2 i_,; . 7-"" ;)· ~~::i. y,. o:_._T_,_,,_,_rl_T_rn_o.:._p_S_co_u_te_rsc..·- - - - - ___ ,_,__i...Ll...1.':!",t'\_,i_i".~ u:l-:-::?"""L"''<.::::. "'c1-;;.;, :_))~32 ""''::.L""'''t--1--if!/;.'·IL)_,'2~'._,.,td". I- .l')Ly_/'._lid_..,__.f-~:)"()<' .:.! 11. Total Explorer Scoutcrs C::, /, J ,1_:~--~~..-1 :_::.._::_:_:::::_::..::_:.:.:_:.:.:_:.:..:_:_:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.J--·-·-""-'--'-'- (J.!_i'I_{ ___ .,,,,\,'\ --···-.-f---1- ......~'-'-jf'='...-1-~) I2J [-.('-)"~ ____ cz!;iZ~ ·-"u..~. 1 ~1:_2:_·.:_A~l:_I_r;o:'.'tl'."":_"_::S'._'.cr'. °>u:'.'te:_r':_s.'..(::C:::o''.'.m'."c'.'.il_:a:::n'.'.d..'.D:'.:i::'.st:'.'n~·c'..'t):___~-----.!:::7··.L 7.Lfrc:·+--"i,_'·'"""?.,L-+---=E·,-,oe..f. ......_,__.w-"'·',,,2_''.:.}_",_t_r.. ........".Li..lJ .r;__j__ _c•:_0r-"'!-l ......i..L "7':,fr",,_ ff.I rJ_ J,:ttr'"!"".J i;;leCf 1~<':zr J"J,\·.G :.:+'·<1,_.;· '$'. :tS};J...-86 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & ll & 12) On Dec. 31, 1949 we had f::f.·:·~;f,'.2. ....... unregistered lTnits of a!! kinds (November or pt1or cxpHations). #"Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separatcd-Rercgistered" minus "Transfers in''. �TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1949 TABLE 2 Less than 1 Year Tenure completed in respective progrn1ns 2 to 3 1 to 2 Years 4 or more 3 to4 Years Years TOTAL Years NOTE--Abovc table applies only to boys who were SEPARA1'ED in 1949. *Report here only those Cub Scouts ,vho had completed 3 full years of tenure. RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) TABLE 3 :---·_ -·-·- l ---------i NOTE---Thc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. -N_c_w_R_u_ra_I _~~~--~f-e_m_b_cr~~~-r-ol_l_cc_l,_19_49 Total Run~! Boy Members Dece1nbcr 31, 1949 ........- C bS . u couting 1--------------------------Boy Scouting (See Note 1) 1· I Exploring (Sec Note 2) TOTAL ---/~-;;~--,,,,--+----cc }-cicc'/-,~-+---~---+-------/-- _,__I__"j. ) I New Rt_"_"_J_u_n_i_''_"'_B_a_n_iz_c_d_,_1_9_4_9________._________ __j_____ lj (;/' / f2jf: -·-- J g-~----+--"'""''---'j_/4'}'-------+-~='-'-----I--"'/[._?_,_;/ ,.::_/~} 6 I; ----- ;j:_;r__ _ Net-Dropped Rural Units, 19'19 Total Rural lJnits, December 31, 1949 Note 1-~-"Boy Scouting" as used here should indude 1'roops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and men1bers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2---''Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and 1ncmbcrs thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS _____________ __;!_ __ The Council has a definite plan for protnoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) ""'.!/ ...;5td .. Packs ;) ';), Yes O; No D. ('":.:;[/,_fi.:.%) \Vere on 'fht"ift Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective ........ f::f:_""f:;: ...•Packs .'froops were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective:. ....... B .. Exp!. Unih (~!{. !~:0.i(i) were on Budget Phip Dec. < C,,?.%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. .:1__ ,f,; .....Troops (.Je-9.%) on Plan by Dec. .1.:£.......Expl. Units 1-'.lS~.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. 31, 1949; Objective: ........ 31, 1950. UNIT CHARTER REVIEW In 1949 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Con1mittce and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and Council, CJ {/ !! ~x. <'-" incident to the reregistration of ....'J .. J ........ Units out of our total of ... L ..wlcs~~;~_.,·Unit:; rcregistcring during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nu1nbcr of Institutions in Council \vhich sponsor 1nore than one type of Unit. ! _ -----------------Nnn1bcr of Institutions sponso.dng more n1an one type Cub Pack and ---+~.:.Scout 1~roo~1_. of unit_Ll"'"'"~--~~ -~ Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit Cub Pack and Explorer Unit ] ~-;7 / -~==~========='=~="~~="'==~==S::~~~ (Signed) Chairman, Organization and Exteo5ion Committee "Whole Scout Family" Pack, Troop, Explorer Unit Scout Executive �I<'orm O·S39A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $ · - - - - - - TRANSMITTAL SHEET Quot"---------Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Scouter Fees_______ TotaL...._________ Region No._~c;L2·--:-c__ __ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. --------'e.""":<:;"',,_,"'·'Zc:··:cl,"'.Q,9·C::'!h_,.~.,·;;.0c'fil !'.c1Cl£2_\~::,,~2··2'·2·::'·•:./_'-,--·---------------, Council, _ _;/")~·l··i/.,.~":1''$.'/1~c.__ _:-~. ,(c~ :,·~"·'C~:~: Cs'i\i\li·0 9"'-]c'nr",Y1~ "'1~ ,f.·'. c·- for renewal of charter for the year beginning J,_uly 1, 1950, together with reports as called for. Attached is the application of the-,... State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota $ 3. Scouter Fees $·----- 4. -~---Scouter Applications (No.) Dato 5. Audit Report for 1949 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 Dato Yes(~f No Dato "i'.w.'.>tl 7. Program and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster Yes or No Y~s or No Dato is enclosed wilkb~mail~---~-----~- · - - - - - - Date was roailed_.---~'-.~"-A,,"-'6'-~-''_,(;_,_.Lf_0 .,.t_~_,_,-_o_·._____ Date (Signed) - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Scout Executive 32001049 �EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO"fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. . Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P .) & Group lnsurance (G.1,) T./E 1950 Sal~ries $ llo • R.P. G. I. --·-- x x; x >< Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Director s x >< ---- •.. Note: Ab~ve named members of Professional Staff must also be listed 011 Roster for purposes of "Registration." We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of _ _ _ _ men in 1950. Clerical Stall Name Title* - - - - - - - - ----1 - - - )( ---- x --------!"-----·---·· - - - - · ttlndicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. t<~Oo not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. 32001049 ��Form fl-$3\)J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Region No. Council No. 1949 Goal Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals (see Note) LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVE~ IN SELECTION OF LEADERS ( .w.·,Jc. a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader......... ·······------·----------j--'-l"'bwr~··._.---+-~G.,:~::_-C-----1-L.k 177.- _ _ b. Eve1y Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in I I(.) addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --l---'f_,J::i··f_,,1,:.:1_-+-~L..L-'=L-C---'~~'-I SC) lo"' 7, r;: c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _+------2d~-C---L:;..,;L_...J__i!:::.LJ~-d. Every Unit with active Unit Committcc................ _________________________________________ _ _..,.7_6".:_,._,2'.:t_-+-~LL'--'l'---l-~'--'C::.:t__ I z_c, Ir~~< 1 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... --1---''.•01..."'0.c. I I . ·--+----4.s'.L88 -~-"") 1r.~· _ _ b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained·---------------------··--··-···----.------------·-l---'''""),_•"'-.:\ __ +:---?LW..----J.-.LJ."...U2.. r c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, 1..c;· ,•) I 3 !:°"(' Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) .......................................................................·-r---c;;Jw:<"'---+---"-'"-""=--+-.n.~'""'°-I •-"'"- ,,_,_ d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ....... _____________________________________ -1----"(,~,_."°'"''-·-+....-./--L..l I ? <; ·z- ,,,, ' 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition ..............................................................................................................'---~·""'.·'..1.l'i•--+---"t;,_J__ _ _ 2£_ PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... _.+--~"-"'---+---"" c. Perce~t of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ··-·····--·------···--····--·-----------·······-···-···---·--···-····--------------------1C-----1....ik'_ _+- 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ............... ---'1---~~--·i--b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings----····---····--------------····-······-···-----i----+"-~-+3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program _________________________________________,___ _"'-"""'---1b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and summer camp experiences ········--··-········-·-·-········--------·······-···-···-----······--······-··-··-······ ..··--·······----·-="'--+-c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders ................. -------.. ····--·----------·········-··-··--·····--······-----····--- ---~-~~>~c~···-··········-··· ,/7,., K:S A 0 .i<<,. d. Percent of Senibr Units conducting at least one _major expedition ....... ------·-·-'---"'::"-c.er::--"~ -+--·--4D-,-·,0 __ ~}?~;> e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor 1neetings each year·----+----"l.,'-D'=.~~.. --· :<?I 1 o ------~f.Lr_ __ 4. ADVANCEMENT I ,3 ir.o >< a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts-----·-··········----------·······-····-·----·······----·--~·----'!'"'.._,('":1c'.-.-+----'-r-¥'--+--=-+---,.,,x b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...................................... _.,.__ _~2'~w~<.._ - + - · - ·/ /;_,_,,; 'fCJ ,,0 ' IX c. Ran~ Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts ......................................................_ ....,_.___+'~·~·'·-·-1---.LJ"'---+--~'="""'--d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly /q t/o Boards of Review·---·············-------·····--·------------····--·-------------··-·····-----··--·-·········---'--~/.. ~_=O.. _.J.-_ _.~.,._--+---~"'--' Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. / Check if there have been any revisions ............ ·-·····--·····--···--····--···· CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001049 �1949 Actual 1950 Goal 12/31/49 Goals 5. SPECIAL EVENTS a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ......... ---------------------------···--------------------------1--=--=--- +-~.L..--""'--1--('., 0 _ _ b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year.. .................................. :.. -l------'"'--"='---l----'..L-""----1----------''2--'0"'-c. Per~ent ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Untt achv1ty each year ................. ----------·········-----------···································---------l----'-"'-------+----·L,~------l-~"-'""----6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program .......................................... .. 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................... . b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equiptnent ················--·····-····-···-······························· ...................................... . £0 ___tl c.~)---1- MEMBERSHIP TARGET t. CUB SCOUTING Packs ..................................................................................... .. ....................... . .. ................ . Cub Scouts ............................... .............................. Percent of Net Dropped Packs ............................................................... .. New Cub Scouts....................................................................................... .. 2. BOY SCOUTING Troops ....................... ........................ ..... ........................ .. ............................_ 1 _~___,/-..:?;c0_="-!---~__,_,_<'-"(~-- --~ .J~ Scouts (1'ro_op Membership) ...................................................... ......................... _qr _(>q ":~.;.-~-:;':?w,L?L1:;.t/'i,:i·)~+__;,"4"u-"'2.LL. Percent of Net Dropped Units.............................................. ······························-----1---~/~,5"-"·~·'~-J----1':/ [,".,t;_;..L'l'oco+..------1--'--'--N Toop M mb h' I. 500 ; ,5-; ......._ I-, r-c ew . r e · ers tp ······················································································-l---'--'~-"--'"'---J---1~~--=--+-~7.~~'-""'0-3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) J Units ······················································································································-!----~-'--/..:J.c;.c_.._.--1-----'---'--+-......L,..-i-----+ Senior Scouts ............................................................................................. I <f,, l Percent of Net Dropped Units ............................................................... ~---·········-l---.....L'_".1..l::.."+--.+--i.U..p~-1--µ....L<...=--"---New Senior Scouts .................................................................................................. --"1----~~1 L/_,~·:;,~-+---4-'~--+-'"1..-· ... CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ................ ........... -- -- - -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on ................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. SIGNED: Date ...................................................................................... . Scout Executive �CHIC!\.ASAW CQJJ.NCIL, B. S., A,;. IHQ. Memphis, Tenn. PROGRA!'! Ju\fD OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 194'@. 1. Build and direct all activities toward giving every boy in the Council a rich and satisfactory experience with plenty of opportunities to !mow and live the ideals of the Scout Oath and Law; to live in the open; to grow in knowledge and skills; to develop leadership ability; to participate in service projects in kti<w<. ng with the 11 Good Turn"; to receive recognition for advancement and for achievement -- all of this to be accomplished through a balanced program of fun, fellowship ari.d personal development as outlined in the 40th Anniversary Crusade T'o 2, s·~.:~engthen The Arm of Liberty, J.C:TI VI TI ES (a) Celebrate Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that wsek and throughout the year. present, Each unit to have a Parents' Night with pa:rents Each unti to attend church services in a body, ( b) All Scouts and Cub Scouts to wear uniforms through Boy Scout Week. ( c) Carry through on planned activities throughout the year, including Boy Scout Exposition, Camp-0-Ree, Cub Scout Pic...Nic Pow-Wow, Cub Scout Kite Dorh;:r, Thanksgiving activities at Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima, Camp Daniels,· for (d) Promote Council-wide Swimming Meet at Camp Currier, (e) Emphasize community service and recognition of units and individUBls ~he;.r ( f) accomplishments, Encourage and assist District Activities Committees to conduct CamP-0--Rals, Rcund-Ups, etc, for Scout and Cub Circuses, Kite Derbies and simj.lar activities. (g) Emphasize service by District and Neighborhood Commissioners to all uni ts with especial attention to the promotion of all activities which tend to aid the program of the unit and to help it to hit the targets in the 40th Anniversary Crusade, �-23. ADVAl'!C]MEN'T (a) Carry on "The Troop Advancement Plan 11 , placing special emphasis on advancement to rank of Second and First Class. ( b) Recruit and indoctrinate additional Merit Badge Counselors. (c) Aid District Advancement Committees in organization of Troop and Di strict Boards of Review. ( d) Hold regular Di strict Courts of Honor and on special occasions City-wide Courts of Honor for proper recognition of the boys• achievements. 4, f,At\l!PHTG (a) Emphasize camping and hiking and Scout Adv.§111Cement as essential ."P..::.S-"f:U'ation in training youth. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping in tents or other shelters and un(ler their own leadership. Promote year-round attendance of Troops at camp under their own adult lea(:ership. Endeavor to have Scoutmasters to take their Troops in a body to summer camps. Increase the attendance at summer camps through better programming. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year, lizy-ing particular emphasis on the Scout Oath and 19.w anc1 Scout Advancement in the training of these boys. ( b) Develop additional Troop sites and make provision for better facilities for storing equipment and provide more of equipment needed for boy activitieso (c) camp~ Develop and administer a program of Scouting activities for the summer at Camp Currier and Camp Daniels; and a program of Senior Scouting aot.i vi ties at Kamp Kia Kima. ( d) Promote Senior Scout encampments. (e) Exert our energies toward the acquisition of a new and suitable campsite for the Seminole Division. ( f) Have a periodic inspection of camping operations by members of tho National Staff. 5. FINANCE (a) Ai cl The Memphis & Shel by County Community Chest in raising its buc1get �-3- for the year 1950. (b) Study ways to finance the needed expansion of facilities and activities within the Council, ( c) 6, Plan the financing of camping facilities on a long-range basis. HEALTH & S;\FETY Assure as nearly as possible correct practices in matters of health and safety in or upon Council operated facilities. Encourage District Health & Safety Committees to inspect all Unit meeting places and camping facilities, Motivate a program through District Health & Safety Committees to promote safety through skill, physical examinations and heal th practices. 'lo t;iRGAl°"IZATIOi'T & EXTENSION Organize new Cub packs, now Troops, new Senior Uni ts as per the total number of uni ts proposed by tho Districts in their District Committments for tho 40th Crusade, g:~owth Recruit new Scouts and Cubs and reach an objective of net 10% in membership by December 31, 1949. Strive to have a minimum of 3 Patrols in each Troop and an average of 24 boys per Troop. Packs to a minimum of 32 Cubs. Endeavor to recruit all Cub Lay especial emphasis on proper organization i.n order to insure continued operation of uni ts on firm foundation, 8,. p•JADERSEIP TRAINING (a) Place emphasis on proper recognition of loaders qualifying for training awa:'ds and for service to Scouting, (b) Encourage and assist District Training Commi ttoes to train leaders and particularly new leaders who have not had the basic courses, In all courses strive towarcl teaching the leaders the ideals and techniques of Scouting so they may in turn pass this training on to their boys, (c) Conduct at least tho following training courses in each District: "Fundamentals of The Boy Scout i!iovement 11 "Advanced Scout Leaders Training Gour se" "Scoutmasters Training Course" �-4- "Cub Leaders Training Course" II.Troop Camping Course 11 "Commissioners Training Courso 11 11 Senior 11 Troop (d) 9, Scouting Coursc 11 Commi ttcemens Coursc 11 Plan and organize a training course for trainers. SENIOR SCOUTii~G Plan Mel carry out Senior Advancement and acti vi tics, Ley special emphasis on now Senior Scout units and the recruiting and training of Senior Srouts. Lend offoctive aid to tho Council Camping Committee and similar Committees to do·wlop a program for Kamp Kia Kima. 10, READING Promote good roe.ding throughout tho year, magazines lllJOYS' LIFE" and "Scouting", scriptions to "EOYS' LIFE". Promote tho use of tho official Secure the Council's quota of sub- Encourage tho formation of Troop libraries 1·1i th emphasis on Mori t Eadgo pamphl ct s. 11, PUBLIC RELATIONS (a) Increase the scope of tho Public Relations Cormni ttoo to include reproscnte,tion on various organizations and associations. ( b) Through tho Di strict Committees and Commissioners endeavor to establish a more coop era ti ve relationship with all sponsoring institutions. (c) Place continued stress on educational publicity throughout the J'car with special publicity for Eoy Scout Weck, Camping, Camp-0-Rocs, Camp-0-Rals, etc, 12, REC@ITIFG Roquost tho aid of every man in the Council in recruiting men for positions of leadership, both volunteer and professional, Mako special efforts to recruit leaders through the District organizations. 13, DISTRICT ORG,\Nl7,ATION Improve and promote tho worl< of all Districts through the District Cammi ttccs and tho Cammi ssionor 1 s 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/. 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 REGION No. . .. :If! ...... COUNCIL No .. l?fm:l .. LOCAL APPLICATION for RENEWAL of COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The .... (N3mt: of Council) .. ........... Council, Boy Scouts of America, with headquarters at. ......... 1:~~-.f~ .. ~ .... ~~~.±r.Q .... ~}~.,t» ................................ ~·:~~~~P.~.~-~ ..... ~.'?ff.... . ......................... . (Local Mailing Address) (City and Zone) (State) and having jrnisdiction over (indicate entire Area) . i:lJ:!'JlJJ>;f . .1'.:Ql:\!!.:f;Y •... '.f."'!1:':1 .. ,... . ............... . ..... :~~::~:.:~;:.~ .... ~'.·~~--~-~-~ ..... ~'.~?::!~~-~~: .... ~.~:.~.~-~:.~.~ ..... ~::·:.;~?:!?'..~ ..... ~ .. !~~-~~-~---·!~''.~~:~.~-~:~~:~.~--- ..................... ~1:1 .. )~:x;;rt.f?.#."x2 .. Sk?.~-~'1.~J~) ..... };~=~,f:.~~¥.~ .... ~~~J:±. .... Q! .... g.?.~.~-~-s~:ry.4.~4 ..... ~?.-~~.t..r. .... ::~:.~~.~ .... . hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the acco1npanying reports of acco1nplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a Local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ...................... ~·.tt?.~W~.iri. .. F/?. ..................................................... 19 ... ~ ... , at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council specifically accepted its obligation to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Boy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By-Laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of Am~rica. Signed ;{~~················· ..... 4~~~26~~1(1S)/(j;;,~;;(/):. ...... . Scout Executive _ . Pr_e~. ,_:;> /.) J£L..<dl. .. ,L:r::!c1! •. _.~ ..... ~""'...6.;,,""'·'""" \...... Tre.iuurcr j (Incorporated ·February 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) :).'00104'1 1. As of Dcce111ber 31, 1949, our Council had _______ .. l..4~ ........... "1v1en1bers at Large," and .· ..... 1;:'{4 _______ "Institutional F:cprc- S£ntatives." The latter rcprcsented .. _ ....... 8.fi.J!i. _______ % of all our Sponsoring Institutions. Major religious groups of Council .... Executive Board .... our territory arc represented in the Council and Executive Board in the following nun1bcrs: .. .Jewish ......... Ji! ............. ; Catholic. .. ...... .Jewish.. 2 ............ ;Catholic .. . . ~~ .............. ; Protestant. ...... *.~· 4 ........... ; Protestant.:. 54 The Council men1bership includes representatives of the following co111n1unity interests as checked: ..... ·'·'··· X X X .. 1.·'·· ......... ,· Farm .............. :.'.'··· H.eligious... .. .... ; Educational... .. ............ ; Labor ...... ., ... : .............. ; Civic... . ............. ; Business ····"··· 2. Amendtncnts to our Constitution and By-La\VS \Vere adopted in 1949. D Yes !KJ No These amendments have been approved by the National Council. O Yes O No (If not, attad1 copies.) ~). We provide regular Commissioner service by personal visit to .... 18.5 _ .... Units out of a total of. ... __ z:J~'.:~~~------Units in the Council. 4. l)uring 1949 there \vcrc ... l ... Jncctings of our Council ancl..Jf. ... J11cetings of our .Executive Board .... <- ..... of our District c:onunittecs tnet n1onthly, (except July and August) during 1949, and the rest averaged ............. !?.... . ...... rneetings. Rouncltables \Vere held rnonthly in ...... ~L ..... of our I.)istricts. 'Ihe ren1aining Districts avcra;.~ed ........ :.t ........ Roundtablcs. 5. Officers and members of Council serve one year beginning .... ~.t%P..~ .. : .. l .•.. ft), Annual meeting is in month of .,r.het~~;~fi0.r ... 6. This Council has .............. ~ ................. organized Districts with functioning District Committees. There are ........ Districts yet to be organized. ()f these \VC will organize ..... \l ......... in 1950... t~ ............ Districts arc sharing in financing this C:ouncil. -----·-=======~-""============cc~--~=====~=========== 7. Functioning of Council and Committees Number of Districts repre~ acntcd on ench CHECK THOSE FUNCTIONING WELL No. of Members for 1950 ADDITIONAL COMMENTS =======~~==l======I =====~====,!======= ============------ Council 6 --------------1·------1- ----------1-·----------- ---------------··-···----- Executive Board 6 60 ------------1!- -·-----l--·-----------1---·-·-·--····-- --------··-·------- Organization and E~t_c_n_si_o_n _ 1 ____ 6 X ____ . __ 9 __________ :'.:~·--··~ ______ _ Leadership Training ·- ___ ('~--- __ . __ ; ________________ "l ____ l--·----·--------·---- W Advancement 6 ,;'1. 10 !-> ===-'-'-------- --·----\·----- -----11------ --·--1----------·---- f.-t Camping and Activities 5 A 86 16.'"' ~- -----1--------- ::;: Health and Safety ::;: 0 u Finance List any other Coinmittecs Council has: fl :;;;: 12 6 10 ----·----------1-------1·------ -----1------------ ---·----------·------ 8. '110'<!§ ~fhis Council does not have a long range plan. This plan covers a period of ........ years, sta!'ting ................... , 19 9. This Council was incorporated under the la\VS of this State in the year 19_;1~?. .. _, 1'he corporate na1ne is: ........... :~~~:~.:.~.::.:.:::.'::}.~~~~~ ... ,~:.Q.~.~-~-~--~ ..... ~:;t. .... ~.?~.~.~~-~ .... ?.~~ ... f~!o-~~~-~~.~ ..... ~~-~ ....... Tl . · ·1 · I . f o5'75.00 f · 10. 11s Counct has acceptcc its quota o <!?·········-··-··· 01 Council as follows: in full herewith, $ .. . ...... ; in .. . the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 1'reasurer of the National .. equal payments of $ .. ;~j?!.tifl... .. each during the months of .. . .. . ...... .. .. . . .. .. . .. . .:l >c!J :iJ.lli.~1f. ... !''.'l!Hl 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. 620 ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.·~~.5 % ) subscribiug to BOYS' LIFE. Our objective for l)ecctnbcr 31, 1950, is-- eoo ........ Scouts and Explorers ( . . :::?!'?_ ___ % ) as BOYS' LIFE subscribers. B. GENERAL l. did In 1949 this Conncil ~ill promote good reading. 2. 1'his was done by a. Con1n1ittec . ; Cotnrnissionet's .. x . ............ ; or. .. Jiorm 0-539} 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. Name of Council · Region No. 5 Headquarters City ____ ... !1emrih"'1"'!! __ _________ State Tenn. Council No. tl58 1950 1949 Actual Goals Goal 12/31/49 (see Note) LEADERSHIP TARGET 1. OBJECTIVES IN SELECTION OF LEADERS a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader. ..................... ··-·----·-i-------+------+------ b. Every Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in lGO 154 172 addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --jr--~f-i;---t-·-~"""--+--~"".---- c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _ -----~~--I-_,~:;----+--..;;:::;:.;;'.._ __ 140 110 150 216 19:3 i!,16 d. Every Unit with active Unit Committee ........................................................ -lf--....L!.lft _ +---~L---1-----'"-'-""--_.:- inn 109 .1.~~ 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS 100 88' 112 a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... _ 1 __ ~~--+---~- b. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained .................................................. ---r----.-~-- 50 .. HO .!.\Ill c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ......................................................................... j---~--+--~~---+-_.:;;:::;;... __ d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ............................................ -1----'""---·+---"-""'------l-----'~'---- 85 135 150 "" 125 ll'ltl 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition ··-----~----·····--·····-·-·······················································-···----········:- .......... ........jf---------'---50 67 .. PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... _ .. 1----=-- c. Percent of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ······-········································---··········-········--··-··-······-····---f-------+- 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol m"Oetings ................ _,__ ________ _,_ ____ b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings ................................................ _+---"-"'---+--- 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program ............... ------········-··---··----+---~ b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporces and summer camp 75 experiences -······--··----·········-······-··-·······-----··············--··················--·····-······-·······-+----"----l----------1----- c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 d~ys and nights under own Unit Leaders ...................................................... :· ........................... ~·------ d. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least one major expcdition ................. _+---~,----+-~;.;r'-T.--- e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor n1eetings each year .. ·--f---~~-- 4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts .......................................................... -+---mi,---+--;n,.----+-----.7r-- b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...................................... +----~:---+-......;~-- c. Rank Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts .................................................. ·-+----"-"'---+-~""----+----"'"'---- d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly Boards of Review ............................................................................................ _+---=--+-_..:::.=.. __ -+---""'--- Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. Check if there have been any revisions ............. '\:-:<.:·:-. .................. .. 5. SPECIAL EVENTS 1949 Goal Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ................ ---·······-----~------ .. ·--···--------····-·····-l~--=---+---"~---l----"'"---- b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year... ........... .' ... L ..... : ............. _,.. ____ _, _____ .,_ __ _=c __ _ c. Per~cnt ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Unit activity each year ........ -·············-·········:································-----------··········-.__ ___ .._,,_ __ -l--...!..c"----1---9.c'--- 6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program ............................................ _,~------+-------l-·----~o--- 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................................... -l-·------1------C.---C...::.·-- b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equipment ·················································--------------------······- ·------------· MEMBERSHIP TARGET !. CUB SCOUTING Packs ......................................................... ~ ....................... . ........................ 70 64 Cub Scouts ··-------··-·-··-----············----·····················--·····- Percent of Net Dropped Packs .............................. . New Cub Scouts .................................................................... . ................ 1778 , 842 l n'11 - '"'•-""1 5'' ..m-. ..... -1~E....... , ... .,;;,~ _i • .zoi/" 2. BOY SCOUTING Iro°Fs <T ......... M' .... b ..... h: ... l....................................................... . .......... _f-;3~ .. i;n1i;~;::::::::::::.;:_-::.,cc~:;,..,.1~?..·:"=-.·::=---_:::.-::.-::.i+:_:::.-:;;·';'.,-'..c..,1~·!,"''..,~'::.:::.:::.-= cou s roop em ers 1p ............................................................................... -~... 1 ., Percent of Net Dropped Units ............................................................................ -1-~-'1.J52icy"-"--+~~.1.'.i....'u;o"%c_+~-·~,l.iAL.'"-'h ..... ~ New Troop Membership ...................................................................................... 1_......, 'o..!fAl!.""L.--+~'.i....u":,;ru"'6 __ , _,.l,_, . ...,60""0'--- 3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) l'> Units ........................................................................................... .. ................... -f--·~lc::4 _ +--~''-''---+---'l"-'7'--- Senior Scouts ................................................................................. . .......... ______ _j _ _.11u"l..,L· ~-.l-.-'.1..U"-"''>4----l---'~~·9"---- Percent of Net Dropped Units ........................................................................... --1-----''"-''i'!.· --+--'.1.<>'"'E'hc...._+---~~l~Occft~- New Senior Scouts ........................................................................... --------·-···········--1--.J'u'u."L..--+--n=e---1---"l'-'f,;,,:0;_ __ .. CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ..................................................... ········· .. -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on .................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. · SIGNED: Scout Executive Chickasaw Council, ll. s. A. Inc. 5 M.emphh Tenn. 558 160 154 172 140 110 150 216 193 216 /. 108 109 129 100 88 112 50 80 100 85 l:m 150 60 125 150 50 67 75 75 75 80 60 68 75 75 95 98 75 46 60 93 80 85 60 70 75 25 2:~.3 30 30 12.3 20 30 81.0 85 60 81.0 85 30 13 40 35 16 40 15 18 20 20 19 40 50 52 60 50 53 60 75 75 80 25 25 30 75 75 80 40 50 60 70 64 70 1,7786( 1,84.2 2,04~ l8p 5. 7'fo 1,200 1, 3fJ8 1,300 162 149 161 3,097 15% 3,398 11.0;~ 3,750 10% 1,500 1,536 1,600 14 12 17 161 15~~ 1% 18% 242 10% 110 95 150 REPORT OF ADVANCEMENT COMMITTEE-1949 Region No. Name of Council -·--~C~hui~cuk~a~saeaTu~-,_,,C~o~uunMt~:i~l1.+,-1lBc~~'~·~.i..._,11ll;,.._ _____ --I Headquarters City __ .f'il' 'lIDJtllll..s~------------- State ':J.lenn. Council No. ==·-==="'~-=====-·=·=====-~=-=-====,="~~=~- MERIT BADGE RECQ)lD Indicate below the nurnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) Wolf** 98 48 ---------- --------+------+------II ___ B_e_ar_*_* ________________________ 6_6 ______ 28 _ Lion** 45 11 Webelos 14 2.2 -- - ----------------lf------+-------...::.c__ Total lf.08 1842 - --- Boy Scouts mul Explorers in Troops: ~fendcrfoot 2li:17 2824 Second Class 211 ·--------'"--·----k--------- F i rst Class 129 174 Star 83 94 I ------- ---------··-·--- ·-----'------!-------- -----! Life 62 1 __ E_·a_g_le __________ ,___ ___ 1_2 __ '--- _ .. ;3;; I Total 2674 :'S;o98 -I Air Scouts: Apprentice l x x x _...::__:___ __________________ ---+------ Observer O xxx c:raftstnan 0 xxx ~ . ~ . ~o ~o 8Z 8Z ..,.,,---:;-~.,.,--~~~~-,---~~- 1 - Aerodynamics•.... --- . --·---------------- 60-Journalism . 2-Aeronautics* 61-landscape Gardening . 3-Agriculmre • .... ----------------- __ 62-Leathercraft• .. · _-_-_-_--_- __ -__ -_4 ___ -.,_i_· _____ -_-_--_-_- 4-Airplane Design•... 63-Leather Work• _ ' 5-Airplane Structure~ ...... ,. 64-Life Saving . . ......... 23 ....... . 6 Angling ; ----------·;:r--- 65 M h' 2 ~~~~i~f.7c'.~~~~t=-~·•••••••••••••.-•.1_: __ •_:•_-_-_-_••_-._._-~_-.,-i6 __ -_:_••_-_:_ ~~~~~~~~s~;::~~in~••••••••• •••·--:•1•::· __ • 10-Arr•.. ""' 69-Metal Work• ................ .... ---ffi--- g=~:~:i~~i~~y .. ····-· . ···-·-·····: -- - - 31 ;~=i'.f ~:i~ulture ·- : ~ :::: 13-A utornobiling ................... __ -_ ... 1 ._-:_: ___ -__ · __ -__ - __ -__ - __ 4_---~-6--__ -_: __ -: ___ - 72-Painting• "------lO ______ _ 14-Basketry• .. 73-Pathfinding• ________ !;i;\ ______ _ 15-Bee Keeping• . 3 74-Personal Health•_ --------~~------- 16-Beef Production• .(:::::· :--;f--- 75-Photography• :::::::·_-_ 1:::::: 17-Bird Study . . ........ , _______ :_?J_____ 76---Physical Develop .. IS-Blacksmithing• . .... _I ___________ _;I,_____ 77-Pigeon Raising _ --------jff ~g=~~~ak::nding• J:::::: 1:: : i~=~l~::;'b~~~g .....•.•.••....•..•..•••.•. ::::::::::~ ::::: ~~=~~~l~~~: .. . ..... r·- - -- ~~=~~::~:~~Keeping• ......... :::: ~: ::: 23-Carnping · __ ·······:············· 1 1 ----------;13---- 82-Printing• .... ....... . ... .. ------- ------------ ~i=~:zI~~~ork~· :·: .•. ---~f:._-_ i~=~;~Jl~t ~il:~!~g·- .. ~·:_·_:· ••: __ -- ~j---- ~~=-~i~i~~~:~?p covics) ___ _: ___ ::--iS": : ~~~:~~~ng•--·=::::::: : ::::::: ::::::::;!~:::::: 29-Citrus Fruit Culture ------------~----- 88 Reptile Study ..................... -------------------- 30-Coin Collecting_. J. 89-Rocb and Minerals ......... ----------~------- ~~=~~~~~~~ation . . ·••••••• :::·::::--~~-·- ~~ ~~?;~~ ::::: :::::::::-- ·31 ::::: -·- 33-Corn Farming"" . . ........... ________ ;?.____ 92-Salesmanship .... ·-··········-·· ................... . 34-Cotton Farming .... 93---Scholarship ........................ _______ J;!, _____ _ xxx Ace 0 I I ~~=g~~;~~~;. ·•::::::::::::I:-_ ~~-~~~%!~:~ip ::: ::::::: ::::: ::r:::::: 37-Dog Care.. .. .... ____________ ?_____ 96-Sheep Farming* ......... .. 38-Dramatics 97-Signaling _ _ ____ ::::: :::r:::::: 39-Elemicity ......... ::: ::::::::~: :_ 98-Skiing _ _ __ ~- _ ___ _ ------- __ Woodsman 20 xx x 40-Farm Horne• _ ........ ------------~---- 99-~rn;ll Grains ................ -------------------- ----------e--------'----------11 41-Farm Layout• . . .. . ............. ! ..... 100- 01 Management* ........................ .. 6 xxx 42-Farm Mechanics .. ___________ _;\. _____ IOI-Stalking ............. , ................... ---------r------ -----------+----+------~1 43-Farrn Records _ . ------------------- 102-Stamp Collectrng .......... ----------·:r------ Ranger l xx x 44-Finger Priming . - ..... ___________ J, ____ 103-Surveying --------------------------- ___________ '. _____ __ ----------------!-------- --------11 45-Firernanship• .... __________ 1\r----- l04---Swirnming --------------------------- --------·~? ______ _ S=e=~=o=;,:=~=,=,1=,,=====F==1=-l=5==F==1=6=2=11 !~=~~::s~;~·;~ Animals• ::::------:----:~::_: l ~~ ~:~~::r.. _-:::·:--·--:--·- :::::::::i::.::: Apprentice 5 xx x 49-Foundry Practice _ .. ------------------- 108-Woodcarving* ---------------- -------~------- ------0-r---d---i-n _a_ty-------t----O---+--X-X-X--11 50-FGruidr Culture• ___ · __ ·-·-··-··---·-· ___ ·_·. -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_l __ -_-_-_-_-_·_ : ~~-~oocd! TWurnking -·-·------- ----·--1l·----· --------+-----1-:___:___:____11 51- · ar ening• . - oo or ---------------------- -------------------- Able O xxx 52-Grasses, Legumes _______________ ? ________ Ill-Zoology --------------------------------- ... 1 .,4~------- - ------------------- -------+-----11 53-Hiking -------------------------- __________ :·:~----- Total ______ '-!_;: ________ _ _ su_ar_te_rn_1a_s_te_r ________ ,___ __ O ·-1---x_x_x _ 54---~og & Pork Prod.*------ ----------14---- _(_Organize_r _ A~v<ll'_,_·_l; __ ~{_\,-:19)-________ 0~ - 1 , 55- orne Repatrs* ------------ -------------'----- __ _ _____ _ ""-"--"'-'~====---=-----=--=-==='===="'5="'====•0:=-- ~~=~d:~~rn{~:;ip~ •:•·-··-········· :::::::::::: :::: IM.B. Counselors in Council **Include al! Cub Scouts according to their basic ;ankji 58-Insect Life ............................. -·····------!3 ... :l~.'.~.~~ludc __ ~.~~-i.~~~~~'. nnd unregistered) regardless of Gold nnd Silver Arrow credits. 59--Interprering .. .. ............ ............... . I . --. ---~--·-···---------------···-·-. Total l l 88 xxx ExjJlorer Scouts: Apprentice Frontiersman Total 352 • Badges open to Second Class Scouts. ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of ReviewL... %-- 15 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Keview for Second Class and First Class Ranks? __ 15 % f 1 5_ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Li e Ranks? %--- 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank?.. %--· 15 S. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and provided with literature related to their subjects? ... 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad- 7!5 %- vancement plan? ... .. Yes .... X No .... 7. Please attach copy of all present advancement policies and procedures. ~. ~ . l i • i /i r (signed) __ ( \4lk'1 }rL ... !\~rL::: ___ _ Chairtnao, Advancement Committee 7·-~ Scout Executive Form O"S39D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-1949 Region No. _,J;l·_. __ Council No. Headquarters City . ___ 1_' l!_ffi_n~. _h_i~s-----~----- S Tenrt. ~ tate ____ ~------ CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1949 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program ............ <19 ............ Units (Total of ten days and nights camping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2: A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO camping ............ 15(!.. ......... Units ............ '7.L ......... Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 19•i9) ....... Jl>l .......... Units *Units=Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, 'l'rihes, and Explorer Units. 1fembership June 30, 1949 was ........... l.§?. ....... Units*, ....... ~~'-~-~ . J:. ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG 1'ERM CAI\-IPING (Yearly Sumn1ary) Include Tours, Cruises, Camporees, Agri" cultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not Include Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) - Number of Nun1ber of Number of Different Troop Troops Scouts Scourers ------- --- A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS I. ()n Council Site ____ ,29 252 34. 2. Off Council Site_ .. ___ 6 - 115 11. 3. Total (1 & 2) _____ ;15 36'? 43 ll. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site ____ xxx .284 9Q ------ 5. Off Council Site _____ xxx ---·--- 6. Total (4 & 5)---· xxx .284 .29 c. GRAND TOTAL (3 & 6)_ xxx 651 7;) 7. % of June 30, 1949 xxx 21.7 % Scout Me1nbership* * xxx -- SHORT 'fERM CAMPING (Yearly Summary)-(A Ca1nping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. On or off Council Site 82 l.876 xx xx ACTIVITIES 1'otals bclo\v should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp , . Forest " " .Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council , Number of Tours Philmont 534 - ..... ~ ............ Scouts . .. Scouts ...... Scouts '"""""_. .... Scouts ........ ?.~ ... Scouts ................ Scouters .... .:I •. Tours ...... Scouts ...... Scouters Negro Scouts in I.ong Term Camps ... JJ.?. Scouts 1 • 0 Short " " ........ ~.@ ... Scouts PROGRAM 1949 Outdoor progra1n included the following: (Check) Explorer Camping ... lt.; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) .... J{ .. ; Winter Camp .. )( ... , Sea Explorer Crui~es ....... ; Sun1mer Activities (other than Camping) .. X I. SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking the following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on n Courn:il or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if severdl types"<are held.) \ Thi~ (Council prom°bcd an Activities program in 1949 0 includ'.ng the following(: as che:ked: Boy Scout Week particl_Patio~ .... ~I} __ ... ; _Grcns or similar type .. ,.; .................. , Ment Badge Show ...................... ,Camporee ................................. , Mobilizat10n ................................... , Agricultural Fair part1c1pation \I ...... ; Vacation program in addition to Camping ................ ~ .................... ; Pilgrimages to historic shrines ................................... ;First Aid Demonstrations ...................... ; Explorer event, (What?)~~-1'. ... fltJ!?.~1; .. ,Jl'4!.()!),.lllJ?ll\~ll.1; .............. Other ............................................................... . xlxpoga tta II. CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \Vas t>romoted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities was made .................................... ; We encourage Units to llan. for ."Good Turns" to their .r.1cighborhood and Institutions ........... ~ ........ ; Our mos~ successful Civic Service Event during the year was <>:(!~t1;i11~to1:'. ()J.::r~at1Jl!\J;; Il?:,~l<:"t.1'l ;t\11.'.' t~~.!:l JlC?.Qgf.,1,lC?W~ W\rl,"!l''fll>,!! 1'!!ft1L . . •*In computing the percentage of Long Term Caniping for the year, divide the Grand Total, line C by the June 30 Scout membership. 32001049 1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT- CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense ...................... $ .......... \?. ......... . OPERATING RECEIPTS: (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) Ca1np Fees '(Net, Jess· refunds) Transportation Fees (if. any) .. 'frading Post ......................... . Miscellaneous ..... TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") $ ... !5.+.l.:5. .• J.1 $.~,-~~~(')!, $ ................ -~-()(, ' $ ... :t ... _:;B~ .• :'.?.:. $ ... ~ .•.. ?.~-~-~-~ Total Capital expenditures ........................ ----------····· $ ....... J!.Q.Q_.,_;?}) OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Ind. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) ................... . Salaries (Caretaker & 1Vfaint. Staff) ..... . 1'[aintenance & Repairs .. . .................. . Pro~otion, 'Tel., Postage, etc. .. $ .. : ...... 'lf.l'l •. fJ.1 $ ... J._J,_;'19;_ •. ~. ....... $. ?~~. '!.~ '' ' A. SUB TO•T AL ..............................................•'. ......... $ ...5... ..1...? -'-3-· ·'·3··1·· (Recpmmended as chargeable to ~ouncil _Appropriation) Wages (Cooks & Food· Service Help)-- ..... .. $ .........9...0...5...... ?..". . ' 1. What was the charge per ca1nper per day \Vhere full meal service is provided? .......................... . 2.00 $ ..... l .•. J? ...... . Fuel, Light, Trucking, etc. Program 1-faterial ................................ . $ ... ;l, .• Q±? •. '.7\9 ' $ .....• : ... 8..~ •. J,i 2. What was the charge per camper per day where Troops can1p on the Council site and prepare their own meals? ................................................. . $ ........ . 3, What w_as provided for tl~is fee; list tnajor itenls ........._ .. .................. '. 4. If you have_ special funds available for Camp De· velopme~t, plc~se give amount .............................. $ ... l .... Q(~Q~.Qf. 5. _If you plan· to raise special funds in 1950 for Camp Development, please give the amount........ $ ... -?.,.9.2Q~.Q~, Transportation Expense (if any) Trading Post .............................................. . Fciod ....................................... . $ ...... JiQ;J.._g_l $ .. ,J, .• J9..'l..?~. s ... !? .•. 1't3_],_,_\l;!. Miscellaneous ......................... ·;······························ $ .. l,_iJ,!J_),_, _ ;i~ ' B. SUB TOTAL ........................................................ . (Recorrlmendcd as chargeable to Camp -Fees) GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B) .... sl,.!?_~fil)_;l,_._(?). (Do not include "Capital-'') ' . LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Nomber of persons on Central Gimp Staff g_;;lllP. ... 9.1J..l'..X'.;\;?.J'. .. J'.1. .•...... J.t!?!.l'!l!...l.\.;1!, ... J!:;l.~ .. l.t?.~ ...... Ql!J!l:P.. .. 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'I'll! .!\!.IS !!!71!1.00 '1fl.OO 1,01%1!1.f'Jl 'i'!cl .oo 141.tMI 1,06'~.!ll ll,Oti<t.111!1 '1%'!~.Q ~ t; ~~ f-/l'f'tJ-' C¥Al/ '81 lfJo 14,:Wtl.91!1 l!l,~9.tl!I l,01¥1.~ l,til!l? .©2 l,Ol?l!l.02 ?<!!ll .01; ?113 .IJ!'.l 671!1.t<\'.\ 7lll.0.0 141.t!l!I i.01111!1.lll 9,084.!#t\! ~.;$.ell - llill".Q j;fot) 1;;}\t~fX> .CKJ I!!,~.~)(; .oo l!l!M) .lllhl !!J?l!l.00 ?5.00 fffi:)f).00 Form 0-S39B REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Counci~! _ Q"'h..,i .. •'"'Jr-.r,..1s,..r'""""'-"'Go"·"11"'"'"'1l"l'"'J'"',_.~:t~..__.s4· '-'~.,.~.._In""""·-------r Region No, __ ~5~-- Headquarters City-~l·~Iem._,""lh~i&s~----------State 1 •--Council No. ___ z>~r:e~.'-- (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and co1nparison) I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES--1949 Column 1 Total Expenditures Indicate period covered if other than calendar year ('olumn 2 Special Receipts (See Note I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. I minus Col. 2) BUDGET 1950 (NET) 1. Executive Salaries* ................. 1 1-$_~1~4~-· =77=2=·· =9=6 __ 1_$ _________ 1_$ _ _,1,_4"'. •coP:'lc.o.· -":'"'.""'9-"6'--ll-$-'-/'--c·~· ~'--'---- 2 Off. S l . ,, ___ ::B~"':5C:~)':;9;;-· ~9::. ;;3--l----------J-----0'8,.,-:59"":'· 1::')."9"-'"3--ll---'--'-:.cc.--'-c:··c.· __ . · ice a aries .............................. 3 R t. t C t 'b' "----"'l.._,,()'-"9'-'-7"',~"" .. !0c..__ 1 l,097,a) . e iremen · on n ns .......... _,.- ----------1·---~=~="'--·ll---~------ 4 R t L . ht H t 'I' I "--~1~·=00~7~·~6=. ?~·· __ 1 _________ 1 __ __,,l,,.,_,,6"'6_,_7.._,8"''.'"'? __ 11 __ "-/-'-' """--"-' ·"'''"'·'-'-'-·-- . 'en , 1g , ea , . e .......... ,, 5 Off. S 1. ''----l"'-":0::'2'-:.5'""'-.0':'2 __ 1 _________ 1 ___ _,.l~,>':0"'135'°""''-'0;_•2'-' -II ' ·> . ·ice upp 1es .......................... ,, 7 --~--~-- 6. Postage ................ -......................... . 48 •0·~3~-1---------11----7'-4"'8"-.• ..,0"'3"'· --11----=9-"• \'-"''~"-•· ._. "-··::.'_' - 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation) ......... 11--~1~·~9~8~9~,_7_4 __ 1 _________ 1 __ _.,l,...,u· 9'-'8'-'9,_,,:..:7_.4"---ll-="'.:._c:~''-. ·"--'="'--- 8. Publicity ........................................... 11--=c-:=:-;;--;;;---l---.:;--==-=---l----=--=-=-""",.--ll------.,.""'- 9, Camping ........................... 41 ___ 1=6=-).._, "'4"8-'4"'""'1"7 __ 1 __ _:1:::1:.J•t:?"'';"~f'::.J,,,_8::.. ::.2 __ 1 ___ _o5"''-"2::.!4::.6'..!'!-';<t':'.!.5::'...._ll--C,/'--"?..:.'·-"-) ....t.~· '.1.•· __ 10. Leadership Training • and Conf erences ......................... " ____ 7 .• l-!l~·~8-5_.· __ l·----------i·----~71=8~·~8~5". --ll---"'j-·,··c ...c.· '-' "'(:_1 ·~.._· ·-- 11. National Quota .......................... 11----5~7;,.15"-'" ""'(')"'O .• '---l--·-------1----'57':'· :'!)"' ""'00"'.'---11--=·~-,c..:/ ·c:· '.:.\.._'.c·.c·· _ 12. Charter Fee .................................... 11 ____ _,7-'5'-'"'-'0".(":J--l----------l------'7_,f"'"'-'O("' . .r.l _ 11 .. __ -'-"~~c:c:-- 13. Circuses, iVI. B. Shows l .. or"L ,.,., """'' 64 517 "7 / ... · and Other Ac ti vi ti es ............... 11---"'"...,,:;,";:u~--'"w"''"'!'--+----""'-'""-"'"""'L"---I ----~•~~ •'"-'""-. -'---11---'-"-'-"'C:C:-"--- 14, C~mpaign Expenditures ...... 11 _____ 7_?_. ...... ro_· ·---i-----------1------7~,"?,.._,..t>,,,f.l.___lll---....t.1~·0..,'-\ c.'....t. __ 15. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) lf----::--=-::--::---l---------·1---------11-------- 16 I 1111.as 14Lal5 • · .:.. .,, . . nsurance ....................................... 11---.,.--"'""""""""---l-----------1·----""""'"'""""--·ll----''-7'-"-'"-"-....t.....t._ 17 M. II l,065,81 1 0 06f'i,81 '"... . ·· . 1sce aneous ................................ 11---"'-'==="---l------------·1---~--""",..... lfl, .lnt®~?-1';M'liol 8 OR4 <.l'l fl,O!i4.99 __ ..L•I•. ··;/i o,\ __ l!l, Serii@? /t'tYVJJ~ ;~£13,61 ''19~& a- ;>A"• 1· '""«·&{ t,?£&.~-: ,-~:.; &w2:.~,(J TOTALOPERATING11 __ .;..&;..l,,,_:.._m.-=''-'~>...:;; __ 1_-"1"'1"','""8"'1'"'4""._.4~6--.l--~4~6£,~5f""i6"""'"'8"'7'--ll--c-/-''.-'.;-··· __ 1 __ _ II. Capital Expenditures: 1. Office Equipment ···-·····/l----=l..:7l=•c:l:..4:.. __ ,1 __________ 1 _____ l...,_7,.l.., ... l"'4"-'--ll----"-·'-''"''"-'.;·'~"c...···"""c:c:-- 2. Camp Property ......... ·-··ll----------1----------1---------111--------- 3. Automobile .................... 11---------1----------1----------11--------- TOTAL CAPITAL 171.14 171.14 III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE?r·-······ .. ··········i>------·----1--------1--------11 2. Registrations .................... 11---4..,,_7...:4...:6::..(.c.ll"----l---4"',..,9=-6=-7'-',"'3~. u~· ---1-----'(~l"';:>,"'l"'._,,::~"'5"')-·11 3 Scout Suppll'es ;5.647.96 :3.618.63 29.:35 . TOTAL REVO~~~-~r·"=~il· __ a_.:..• 3_. ~_J;_~._9_9 __ 1 ___ 6~·=k46~. -~5~=-9_9 ___ 1 ____ ~( 9~?~'··~0"'0".) __ 11 IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments ____ , _________ ,, ________ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below) --·------------- i----------11--------- *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. NOTE 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column, N01'E 2-Do not include payments to reduce "principaP' indebtedness. NOTE 3-1'his refers to repayn1ent of loans, the proceeds of \vhich have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 320010·:19 1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. Incon1e frorn areas Income fron1 areas Note: Do not include inco1ne for z \vhere Council participates " \vhere Council does Capital purposes 111 popu- s in Comn1unity Chest 1'otal Income '" not participate la ti on ~ Supplcn1cntal groups. ~ Chest in Cb est contributions .. $ $ • Communities of 500,000 or over.. .................. $ 4:~.4411.40 4t7g ... 57 :! .4~:;;. 9.~_8. 97 ·- -- ··--··--- " " 100,000 to 500,000 .... ............... -- ---·--·· ·-- ---- " " 25,000 " 100,000 .... ............... --- ._ .. ________ ---- ·-------- " " 10,000 " 25,000 ..... ............. --- --......... -----·--·-·· ...... _____ ,, ___ .. " 2,500 " 10,000 .... ___ l. ;~;;;?.OQ 1. Z.2t~ .<A') ............... -- ----.. -··-- " under 2,500 and open country __ ___:J'J 5.00 77f5.00 ·-- $ •!H5l fl:§?. I!() $ 478,57 $ $ 46.015.97 Total for Council Operation ..................... -----·-····· Incornc for Capital purposes ........... -----------·--·····-·-- $ ~3 • . ?,;?0.66 $ I $ $ 3, 22'{).66 l"or the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page$--- 4~_.J17..53. ... ~. _______ ..... ____ .. has been raised to date. I~udget for 1951 1 or next fiscal year, \vill be adopted by }~xecutivc I3oard about____ . ., ... ~?-~~~tt ____ :?4_. ___ .,,,,,.,,_____ ---···--·········-· (Date) Assets, 12-31-49 Current-Cash on hand and tn bank $~ .. ~...!.~-~!). ~~--Unpaid .Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities J)uo f ?<Jw !nd iv:l.d1u-i.l !! 47{l,89 TOTAL (i,366,lO *Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile •Present Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 $ 'i',600.00 96. t~71. 1-13 4,47;1. 2'1' TOT AL :wn. 444. fiO Operations-Accounts and Bills Notes Payable 100 67 Payable $--·-................. ~-- Capital--Aecounts and Bills Payable $ TOTAL.~~-l_tiO_.•_._&_?_ Notes Payable Mortgages 0 ll'Ji\fe'lb<l'efi audited bY---·--- i'ruf<&!le~o11B.l .Am:g_1ll!_tQ.ll!.~-- ur accounts \Vill be • (Stnte whcthe1· p1·ofcssionul ncconnhu1ts or auditing committee) TOTAL ___ _ VVe request continuation of present credit lini.it by Supply Service and \vill 111aintain our account on a 30 day.basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: .) This Council has Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $ __ 1>_,_9\1('._._Q\l_ _______ of which ., .......... ~·-"'----·-·---.. -- .. --·- .. was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check) .. form approved by National Council (check)__________ __ _, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 $-,., rel c:ouncil directed ca1npaign or ca111paigns are to be held on the follo\-ving dates in 1950 ------.-.. -"'~:_t?: ___ ,,: ____ ~.! ___ _ Retnarks, Explanations or Additions_ . , or (b) some other Form O-S39G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1949 Region No. ____ 5 __ _ Council No. 558 Headquarters City .. }''-~TilJ>!'\.~.\'I .. .. .......... State ............... ~~-'-. The follo\ving report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year .1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides the Chairman, .............. :;!, ........... .District Health and Safety Chairmen anf the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ......... ;!, ...... ; Medicine ........ 1' ...... ; Aquatics ......... 11: ........ ; Fire Prevention .................... ; Firearms ........ ](: ....... ; First Aid .... JC .......... ; Emergency Service ..... ., .............. ; Farm Safety ........... ; Mountaineering 2. During 1949 the meeting places oL ...... 36 ........... of our Units ( ..... l!L ... %) were inspected. 3. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ..,.::.ill'. made by the Committee ... JL ... Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which ..... 0 .... were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ~!mt been in effect during 1949. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ %). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is ;iot used. lS 6. Pre-ca1np medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts X Leaders ..... !f .... ; Food Handlers.. .. ~ ....... Camp Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food HandlersiJ:mll!lt made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. lS 7. .. ...................... Training courses in Healrh and Safety were given by this Council during the year with having completed the course. · different Scourers 8. We do~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. It has ........................ qualified members. We ha~ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts) Scouters, or guests, incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1949 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptions with reasons ...................... .. 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in their activities ..... 11. Our Program as plaoned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ............... X.................. , b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is .............................. % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ......... 2C .............. ; Council and Troop Camps ........ .Z: .............. ; Sea Explorer watercraft ........................ . d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .................... . (Signed) 32001049 F:J:·;:1 0·5."\')~! EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO'fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. Scout Executive __ ~-'i~ •. -'-G-"o"rcod,,o,,_,n,,_M~'yo7r-=r_,i00e,__ ---------------- Home Address 1531 Vinton Ave •• Memphis• Tenn, Tel. 7-3687 Region No._ Council 0,lo. Tentative 5 Check in these columnii participants in Retirement Plan (R,P ,) & Group Insurance (G.I.) 1950 Salaries If. If. R. P. G. l. --- -·---·-·- Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Directors Name Title * i>".~ L, Tweed • rohnson Jj'. s. E • .. '/, / ... "''·•'/) x Thul'lllP..n J. li'rii,rJru.re ]', s. E. .:..: ~'.'. ·"···· • ·."" -c'.O J, A. .llelJl,UCNU!lp (Negro) F • s. :.m. \' :·'j ' ··'.>:.! x ----· :&'red o. Harris O!egro) F, s. E, .., > ·./.·•· . > x --------- ---· --- Note: Above named members of Ptofessional Stati must also be listed on Rostet fol:' putposes of "Registration." We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of --·~ ·-·------- men in 1950. Clerical Staff Name Title* $ -~---·-·---·------------ --------1---· ---- Hope li, For~L ___ . Camp Director x Niss Sallie (}, Worden lleceptionist x -·------ :Bookkeeper MJ:i;, ?'la.ry Duncan Registrar -~- Mrs. Jomeph&ne Maddox Secrete.l'Y ------·------ Amie Kathrin@ Taylor (Negress) Office Girl -·~/~·-' ·--~~-(,_';' __ , ____ ,. ___ _ ---···------- ________ , ____ , ___ _ --··---·----~----- "Indicate part hme employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. *~Do not include ;i.ny allo"Wances, i.e., transportation, ete., in salary figures. 32001049 J • A. :~l<~a'Mh~~ (lMepc) (? • E!a:r:li'll!I ( :llleill'O) J11ui.,.S.ne r~®ildo;n; .f\!111® ~tK1:r1ntt 'Z'aql!!IV (1q~"'1111111) R-®ll:~t t11t.n1111tl :lllQ.111 ~l!ll!l)l\$11' q~tnt:l"lill' E»eell'et.m:r, Oft1e© ~:lltl 1, ~:)(1.1;>!') 1. :?00 .tJ{i REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 Gh ick~~ar1,t11 Gouncil, n. s. A.. Inc. NAME OF COUNCIL ............ '·······-··········································-··--·----·---·-···········-·-······---------····--------········----------···············- Region No. ---~ HEADQUARTERS CITY ........ l;i(i>Jl!I'J:l.i.>; .................................................................... .STATE .... '.l'.~J:I.! ........................ _. Council No. _ _J?_5!L_ _ j RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of ·occcmb<'r 31, 1949, \Ve have acco1uplished the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units \Vith BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 STATUS 12/31/49 HAVJo.:: COMPLE'l'ED HAVll COMPLETED APPROPRIATE APPROPRIATE Ob.icctive BASTC '!'RAINING* Objective BASIC TRAINING* 12/31/50 Number 12/31/50 Number Registered Number % % Registered Number % 3 Cub1nasters 64 29 4f). ~~ w Asst. Cubmasters 28 10 ;~5. 7 45 Scoutmasters l.48 58 39.:? 45 Asst. Scoutmasters 188 20 10.6 25 Squadron Advisors " Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors 12 1 8.~1 3) Asst. Post Advisors 15 0 0 10 Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops Total Unit leaders 224 88 39.3 45 Total Asst. Unit leaders 231 30 12.9 20 *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed the appropriate basic training for the program \vhich he 00\V leads, through participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or home study. "· Cub Leaders' 1\aining Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo'v plus four additional training 1neetiogs. c. Scoutnrnsters' Basic Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. e. Skippers' Training Course. f. Senior I.eadcrs' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a. Units (lloy Scout and Explorer) having at !cast one leader with outdoor t'raining in "Troop Ca1nping", cruising and water work, or expedition leadershi'p. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. 1'otal registered Com1nissioncrs Number ..... ~.Ei ..... . b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number. .. 19 LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERI.ENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. 68 Number .................... . STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 Nun1ber ... 3.2 Percent ....... f.~l..,,,/t ............. f.$9 .. ....... % STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 Perceot. .. 4.! .. ~ .. ~ .... Percent. .... ?'.9..~ .. ~~·· - (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. Sec Training Records Chapter, Loc(l/ Co11ncil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) 32001049 TABLii 2 TiiNURii OF SCOUTS SiiPARATiiD IN 1949 ---------··-·---------------~--- Tenure completed in respective programs Boys in Cub Packs ban Less t l Ye ar I ' I f ·----------------1---- ?,~ Boys in Troops ( Report tenure earned as a Boy Scout and as an Explorer in the 1'roop) Young men in Senior or Explorer lJnits (Report only tenure earned as a Sr. Scout or Explorer} NOTE---Above table applies only to boys ·who were SEPARATED in 1949. "'Report here only those Cub Scouts \vho had con1pletc<l 3 full years of tenure. 1 to 2 2 to 3 3 to 4 Years , Years Years 541 215 • - 645 405 177 21 12 19 ----·· '---·- TABLii 3 RURAL MEMBiiRSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) --- I N()TE-'fhc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and Cub Scouting Boy Scouting Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. (See Note 1) New Rural Boy lvfc1nbers enrolled, 1949 I 93 277 - I Total Rural Boy Members December 31, 1949 I 118 517 I I New Rural Units organized, 19·19 ' 0 6 ___ __f- -- Net l)roppcd Rural Units, 19 119 0 6 -· Total Rural Units, Deccn1ber 31, 1949 : 10 23 --- l 4 or more Years TOTAL ' xxx l,110 ! 142 1,708 ' - 54 Exploring TOTAL (See Note 2) ~)4 404 :r1 612 - ") (-J 8 0 6 3 36 'Note 1---"Boy Scouting" as used here should include Troops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and rneinbers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Not(:' 2--·"Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and members thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS - -- -- -------- --------·····------ The Coun~il has a dcfiqitc plan for. prmnoting U_nit Budget Plans (check one) Ye:; D; No D- -~.0 ... Pack:; (J?l_._P.%) \VCrc on Thrift_ Plan Dec. 31, l949; Objective:. 4.2 ..... ___ J'acks c6-0 -%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 19.50. ...... Jl.t5 .. f;°'"'?, /) Budget Pfan Dec. . Troops (.':~'.':'.-~.:-::.(Yo) were on 31, 1949; Objectivl':. 96 . ......... Troops ( _6_0 _____ % ) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950 . .......... 8. (9'' f .f'.xpl. Units J_t? .•. .!..%) \vere on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective: ...... l..~ ............ Expl . Units cJ..~L--%> on Plan by 'Dec. 31, 1950. UNIT CHARTER RiiVIIiW In 1949 we used t'hc "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Co1nmittec and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and Council~ incident to the reregist~ation of ...... ~J?. ....... Units out of our total of .... l.3.Q..... Units rcrcgistering during the year. THE WHOLii SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nun1bcr of Institutions in Council which sponsor more than one type of Unit. ---·-·- I Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop Cub Pack "Whole Scout Family'' Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit and Explorer Unit Pack, Troop, Explorer Uni ----------· -- --------.. ---'----··--·· Nu1nbcr of Institutions sponsoring more than one type of unit ~12 l l 7 , -... )) / <>~-·;;;? (Signed) _ (L ,;;;[:~~~~~2~~£?e:::a:~< Chairmifr;·6,;l:tlizat'ion and ExtcO.Sion Comm'ittec "~,-/ Scout Executive Form 0-539A This copy for National Office 0: Regional Office 0 : Local Office [ii/ {Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No.--~---- Bf:~ Council No. _____ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $, _____ _ Quota _______ _ Scouter Fees _____ _ Tota~---------- Auached is the application of the•--------t";h=i=cc.ckE=~.c'"J-ficoJ,1)"''------------------------- Council, W4t1E1P .•. 111~~ • f f f b f ----"'--------------- or renewal o charter or the year eginning July 1, 1950, together with reports as called or. Headquarters City, State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any· of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No, 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Paylll:ent of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4, _____ Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1949 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 7. Prognun and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster ~:.~4;&;, ,,~u,,·'\oex<,mtiitea ________ • ------- Date was mailed -~jfef;~~·~=.ib~·~·~· ~l~n~~:i~;;:"J£.Y'-·:xo.,; ________ _ Date Yes or No Yes or No !es Y's or No re11 Yes or No $-----~~ Date Date Date 'Date 32001049 I QIUl 1M&HJ.!!0•Q11t, L · s.. A• &ltf. 11~•· Wei• •!WM 41? .ql!Jl<(IJtlW M Wil'il D&R 1Uf> 1. 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Jll~ '!Ulf.t \o hae e Ji'~en11«1' lU.'1lt Wl\b. ya;rent11 pl'eaent. lill!I.® 'lil.n4.t to l!l.t~l!I ®nr<ll!. 11$.ll''riee• tn a body, ( 'b) All S:lllUtt• .ad 6'\lb ~'llts to wesl' 1$:1,fo:li'llll \b.ll'!'H.'lp :\'.Qy SCO't!.t W<tek. (c) 0$?~ ~-el.IL p~ed aot:l.Til.til!fs ~•ut the v•~ tMlull#.116 :Boy Soout :&!:.Poa1.tton, fJlllll!p..Q..Ree,. Qub scout l':l.e-lftc l'o~'Wbw, C\1b s.ut Kt:te ~l\r, fhmaglvtll)g actt'ritte11 a.t Qap ~tel', KafllT,> Ja111, lU,llt$. tiC~ ~ntel11. ( 4) :li'WQil!Ote lll.$t%'1.ot fwllllllllng Meets at ~ ~rtel'• ( •) l\lnpAIMd.ze ~ tq sorTil.•e 1'!1ld recogn1 ti.en of tmt t111 ~d inllf.v:l.ll\lal.11 t\lr their aoeonwl:t.~en.ts. (t) Enco•~e anti as•tst DJ.11triot Aet:1Til.t1ee ColllJllil.ttees to lllQliUluot o~ohl. 11, :iloun(l..tl'ps • ete. • . t<1:ir Scout and M O:i:reusn, ll te llell"ble• and .stmile:ir a.cttW... ties. 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Md safety' in o:r ~n Oo'IUl.eil epe:ratetl tu1H.tie!ll. ~oouMge :ntevlct llQ!;ll.th. en.Ii Sde1" Oolllllll ttees to in11peet all Uil.1 t meeti~ pll!4ee end cdplng f».ei1l tlu. Mots.Vate a w:i:>i;~a:a iltwo• lltsil:rlet llealtb. & Sa,fe1ly Oollllllltlteee to plt~te sdet7 ilh:re~ eld.U., );llwsie<!l ex11111dM.tl.t>fl.1i1 and health p;i.-a.etleie!I. Promote the e:r~ittattoa of l11ne:rg$'1.e;y Serv1oe 1lll.1 ts. of tmits JJrepos,cd by the lJist:rtets :I.ti ~ir Ill.st:t'iet Oollllll1t:tmw.ts to!!I' tlil.fl 40th ~. Reuult aew $eouts mJ!!.i 011ibs <".Ad r~ <ltJ. t1b,}ect1ve 111t i:u1t lft$'£ ~'11th in 1!l1lll\lberllhtp by »flof)lllnel'f a, l9ttl. 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(l>) :meo'IU'at110 and a.etltst Dlett'iot ~raini~ Oonw.itt«!fls t<> vain leaders ani pe:rtiou.:La.rl.1 new l•a.ws ,¢1:1o ha..ve Mt Md the ba.sle et>Vetlll• ln all 001il$'ses strive towe.:rd. t&Mllii1'g the leadel's and iliemls an.4 teolW.qv.es of &eou.ti»g 80 th.EV ll'~ la tun pa.11 thl 11 tll'aillibg on to ilhe4.r \iotrs. { e) CondlJIQt a.t least the t<>ll.o~ t:re.tning euve•a tn tMh m.:t»tn: 11~•teiia et th.11 lb;r Sll!Out Mov11111\fdi.illl 1'M?Mel!li ilfiut L•derll l!.\'~'1d.ng ~0•11•" ttSoouwst•• Wr•nhl Co•ee11 DM x.~.lf \t'i!'eintas Oo•11•11 ll!aep Cli\Jl\Pf.~ .. VIJell oeetM11sd11Mre frw:!.ld.~ 4lcr1wset1 li$d(l1' Set111tU, Covse11 i191roop COJW1itte••' • Ol!U-11tell ( d) l>lli!ll @).11 o1'~imi.zfl .ti trl\llll.ng eourse f<ir tl'd.nel'111. t. ilfiQJ& IJ!WHP~· l?laa Mn¢1 6i:i1!t:f l:l'tit -:I.or• Ad:ve.neement M4 utlvltle111. Ll!J1' s:oee:bl qu11i111 on new -1.oll'«l" m t11 Mil t!ri.~ li'eeit•d. til'I(,: e.nit t:ralm.iig of Fm:pl.o:r,.,,_ 10. l'fllAilil Pl'l<HllQte ~icd li'<'!l0f\.1a,g th;r(l~cut the lf~• P:remote tlie \l.1lle Of t)'w lllftl<:i~ masa?lllnea Dl!('J'YSl !J:lfJ!lll !!'.l'lcll. ltS~iU'.111'.Vfff-ll. $l!lllV@ the f;Jl.\uxieU• s q'J1Qt11. cf $U'tl1tCM"1.~tiona to 11~1'$• LI'.11'.lll"•· llmbe~i:&ll \he tor~tlon ei II.wop :U.Jl\•!111.ee w:!.th $ni;ihAl!ltt on MeJllt kdi!l;it Pala:Pliilttts. 11. :raws rtl'l.£\lliiftia ··(a) l!W.'ea111e the 11ep0 o:t th.e h\l.le li..~a.tlons O!illllllttt&e to lnel.UllO 1"~.:resentatton en '!roil'iou oltgd utior1.11 aad Mfteiationti. ('It) ll!J.tbl>~ the nil •ti'let Clolllllt ttt11111.1 #.114 Clolllllliss~aer11 tmi'l.lil<l'Wt ~ «uitl>''blia a liml."e e-operati Ye .-ai.a.tioll.alp Id. th all BJ;lol1dl'1ll€!i in11ti tu.tione. ( o) l'l!'l,Ce eentt.nued stre11a e11 edu.<le.tloJla'l pu'blioi t;r tlwo~ut tho 'If•~ wf..·\h special pu.'b1ici ty :fo1' llo;r S001tt Week. <laillping, G~J.eea• N't1-tloul. JM:boJlee, ~P..· o .. w •• &to. ia mmwmit l!tequeat the aid of e'lll!JIY msi. ln the OQ'Ql\Qll tn J>ecruitiag men fol' poeltlons -lio t leaderptp~ 'l!iilth YOlwi.te• alld ;p:t'l'}fel\111&<nll!l. Mlitl!:e "1}1e4$l effl>th to i'e~•t lt11Miwe tblre~ tll;e ~etrrtat ol't!lant~tti;ins. 1a. iXt!~H !l!WC-. lmp!'ll'!te ai:i.d Jl):J.'O!llClte th.I\! l'!hrk ot m1l :t:llstdots tl'lro• the lastrt1tt. Oo#llllitteea ai,tll. the $1;\l!lai li!lllen4 Sta:tf. °1'S A REPORT TO THE NATION OF THE CRUSADE TO STRENGTHEN THE ARM OF LIBERTY IN 1949 . City( A REPORT TO THE NATION depends on the quality of the report from each individual Local Council. Be sure you keep a record in your own Local Council for your report to Council Officers, Mayors of the communities within your Council, heads of cooperating agencies, including churches, schools, service clubs, etc. REGION NO.-... ----,·-- State COUNCIL NO. THIS IS IMPORTANT RETURN THIS REPORT TO THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK 16, N. Y .. SO THAT IT WILL REACH HERE BY JANUARY 16, 1950 -AND SEND ONE COPY TO YOUR REGIONAL OFFICE. LEADERSHIP TARGET Packs Troops ExJitorer nits Total Unit Leaders and Assistants, December 31, 1949 '/A :fJ _(j ;l_.,, ? w, New Unit Leaders and Assistants in 1949 l/O fD/ 8 PROGRAM TARGET SERVICE PROJECTS No. Units No.Boys Volume Participating Participating Air Marking Project {Announced March l, 1948-continued through 1949) (No.) Waste P~er Collection (Pomp let furnished by National Supply Service) j {/) 'J.-30 (5, {:() /) Lb" - Clothing Collection (for other organizations) Lbs. Food Collection Lb•. (For other organizations) Distribution of Posters ,') n Lf._Q 0 /{JQ,)0 (No.) Conservation a. Wild~life Protection b. Tree Planting (No.) - c. Forestry Projects United Nations Appeal For Children - .... ------~·· -- Shirts Off Our Back (Collection of used, uniforms and camping equipment) Lbs. - Contribution to World Friendship Fund $ - Adoption of Units Overseas (No.) . - Pen Pals {Correspondence exchanged) (No.) (Continued on Other Side) PROGRAM TARGET (Continued) SERVICE PROJECTS (Continued) No. Units Participating No. Boys Participaling Volume CARE Packages or PACKAGED FRIENDSHIP (No.) SPECIAL EVENTS CAMPING Camporee Short Term Camp . Long Term Camp Expedition --·- . SPECIAL CUB SCOUT EVENTS Picnics, excursions, day camps Boys and Adults ParticipaUag ~)-'.'} Ll(No.) / ..:;-· :;; •. '1/ (No.) ~5?7' (No.) 51 {No.) !, 75{"\ (No.) . x x x x x Public Participating x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x LOCAL COOPERATION WITH OTifER AGENCIES Check only those agencies where· Scouts definitely provided help for agency projects. Include in this report only 1949 actlvities. Ust other agencies on separate sheet. 0 ·American Red Cross GiY'}').re Prevention Week Committee rn<American Legion D Rotary Club 0 Lions International 0 Kiwanis D Elks D Vetercms of Foreign Wars 0 Young Men's Christian .Association D Chamber of Commerce D Jl.μlior Chamber of Commerce ~ational Tuberculosis Associalion D March of Dimes 0 Eagles . OUTST,llNDING SERVICE PROJECTS OF 1949 (Describe briefly and use extra sheet if necessary) MEMBERSHIP TARGET Packs Total Units in Council December 31, 1949 (",/ New Units in Council In 1949 7 Number of Units in Council on which this Report to the Nation is based (. t..j LOCAL COUNCll. APPROVAL Date(''"/· /? ,,--; .··n Signed... ·':._ I ( "t1 ,'\) \ .. --·· Scout Executive O Volunteers of America 0 Blood Banks D Salvation Army 0 Boys' Clubs O Izaak Walton League G('Community Chest 0 P. T.A. Troops Extfilorer nits / &/~'? I 7~·· 7~¥-- .;::;' i<f9 { '&.""·"' . - CHICKASAW comlCIL. :s. s.A •• INC, COUNCIL MBUlERS FGR 1950 "A" Abraham, George B. Ainslee, H. S. Alcott, Richard Alexander, Vance J. All en, Preston Allen, Thomas H. Awsumb, George Bacon, Col. W. J. Bailey, E. O, Ballon, Dave Beasley, John B. Bolton, A, Earle Bondurant, Julia.n B. Boone, Daniel H. Boyd, Judge Marion s. Boyle, J. Bayard Boyle, Hon, Joseph P, Bridgeforth, \·T. D. ncn Canale, Phil M. Carley, Jack Carrington, R. Russell Carter, M, O. Carter; Nathan A, Chambers, c. M. Chambers, J. D, Champion, R. G. Chandler, W. H, Clark, Dolph Cole, Sam F. Collins, Chriss Cowan, C. H. Cox, 11. W, Cc'awford, A, M. Creson, Hon, Larry B, Creson, R. F. ASSOCIATE Davis, Hon. Clifford Davis, Dr. J, Murry Day, Paul Deupree, Wayne Diehl, Dr. Charles E. Iolan, T. R, Edge, 1'!. T, Edwards, Frank C. Emick, Harold Fiedler, Dr. F, W. Fleming, Joseph JJ, Garber, Myron Gaylor, w. A, George, John H. Glascock, Charles Graves, Dr. L, M, Green, Jesse Gronaucr; Joseph A. Gregg, Russell Grout, F. M, Haase, Charles J, Henry, N. Wallace Herrington, R, L. Hirsh, B. l·r, Hobson, Dr. J, J, Holloman, C. C. Holmes, Herbert Hopp er, A. L, Hussey, Robert J, Darnell, Herbert Jacobson, C. M. Davis, A. G, Johnson, w. C, "E" llJll L------·~-------------·---·-------1..~·-------·~---.. -------- Page 1 -I " , ..•• _ .. _____ ----··· --------·-·--·--------·----·---------,-----·------ .. -- _ .. __ .... _____________ _ "K" Kenworthy, William Kopald, S. L. Lane, v. G. Le,...,,, Sid A. LePrince, J. A. Lerner, S .. M. Levy, Dr. Louis Lewis, T,. t 1 .. Li sl"1tr:1ar1, £.1. A. Lohr;1eyer, J. Jl.. "M" l\1cfarlane, G. v. 1'1aden, JoJ.111 Vl. i!icCabe, C. T. 1-icCourt, Lee T~ l1·lcGeorge, E. .. L. lforiar ty, Herbert ll(J II Ozburn, lJ. Field "P" Pe, tto n, CC'l10 rna. s 11T. Patton. ~'Tesle;y E. Penland, Clifford Pennebak:er, C. T. Preste, Robert R. Ramsey, Heiu7 T. Reeves, Russell E. Ricl1ardson, Charles D. Ross,J.L. Ruch, Dr. ·ralter A. Russell, ])d1.Jard P. Russell, Dr. George 1''1. Rychener, Dr. R. O. "S" Saine, J. E. I I I I I I I I I I I I I Sandown, w. H. Schloss, Gilbert M. Sc ho em bs , Arthur Sellers, Hon. Perry Sherrod, Floyd Shields, J. Chester Springfield, C. L. Thompson, E. F. Turner, Norfleet Wade, Maury 1\Tagner, D. Eugene waring, Col. Roane Webb, Harry 1iilcy, J. Brady Williams, Hon. O. P. Wurzburg, Abe Yankee, Claude "W" nyn ____ J Page 2 - CHICKASAW couNCIL. B,s.A •• me. Acklen, T. Robert Agee, G. Uorthen Ahlgren, Frank Angus, John A, Allen, James Seddon Atkinson, Dr. W. R. Austin, :r. H. Ayres, Dr. J. C. Baber, Rodney Ball, Ernest C. Barnes, George Barrow, E. R. Benner, Henri Biltot, Emile A. Boren, J, L. Bowers, Mil ton Bruce, C • .Arthur Burrov1, A. K. Callow, Lewis C. Carter, A. B. non Castle, S. Nelson Chandler, Walter Christenbury, Fred L. Church, C. H. Clark, Roscoe C. Clarke, P. C. Clayton, Henry M. Clayton, P. A. Cleghorn, John Coffey, Ben B,, Jr. Cooke, R. P, Cooper, Sterling Crump, Charles M. Crump, E. H. , Sr. Crump, E. H., Jr, Cunningham, Jesse Dalstrom, Ed Daniels, T. B. COUNCIL M:EMBERS FOR 1950 ACTIVE Danielson, Gen. W. A. D3.vis, Joe E. Dilatush, \'/. Henry Dixon, Hugo N, Donelson, Lewis R., Jr. D:irmon, w. B., Jr. lbzier, Bob Earp, O. K. Ettel son, Dr, H. W. Ewing, Bruce W. Fiedler, Chris H. Ferguson, Bert Flanagan, F. Joe Fogleman, John A. Friend, A. B. Fuller, R. D. Gassaway, llrooks N. Goldsmith, Jack Goodman, Charles F. Goodman, Thomas F. q~ (;(>-::>CM 1 £!:. • e • Hale, Hon. E, W. Halle, Arthur Halliday, U. P. Handly, Charles C, Harrold, E. A. Hays, Lake "F" "G" "H" Rei skell, A. L. Higginbotham, Ernest F, Hirsheimer, Harold Hohenberg, A. E. House, E. J. Howard, T. P. Huckabee, Miller Hughes, Dr. James G. Page 1 1· ------··-·-·-----·· I Hughes, Dr. John Davis I llJll Jacobs, Dr. B. E. Jenkins, E. B. Johnson, J. C. Jones, WaTh c. , Jr. "K" King, Dr. c. c. Klyce, F. w. "L" Lanahan, L. Harry Lee, Dr. R. G. "M" Malone, J. H. ifartin, Rear Adm. H. i"1. Mays, R. C. McGregor, John McKnight, James Malone McKnight, Thomas H. McWhortor, ;,.. D. Meeman, E. J. ifoore, E. E. Mor eland, s. E. Munson, F. F, Nickey, Sru11, Jr, Norvell, J. W. 0 1 Callaghan, J. E. Orgill, Edmund Orndorff, H. G. Ov0rto11, V!ct.tl{ins own "O" "P" Pat ten, Joe M. Peete, Russell 1 Petty, W. G. / Pharr, Samuel S, ! Pidgeon, Everett I Pipkin, Perry L Pleasants, James J., Jr. ·--------------·-··-·1 Porter, Dr. Arthur R., Jr, Ramsay , R. G. , sr. Richardson, Gilmer Richmond, E. R. Ries, Elmer Rittelmeyer, Charles W. Scharff, Aaron R. Scharff, Abe Schmeisser, Dr. H. C. Schwartz, Merrill Senhausen, C, B. S.harpe, 1_-.r. L. Simmons, J. Barrow Sims, Hollice H. Skinner, J. L. Skinner, Raymond Slavick, H. W. Smith, \'/alt er L. Spain, H. M. S1Jear s, Herman Strauss, G. D. Sullivan, H. P. Tate, Alvan F., Jr, Taylor, R. A. Thayer, F. T, Thompson, I.Jarry Thomson, George Trippe er, R. i~. Turman, H. D. Turman, tr. F .. Vandemark, F. J. Verret, Jli. J. Vesey, John B. wadl ey , lJr. s. L. Webb, Harry G. Wegener, Edward L. Wilkinson, Russel Willi ams, Ernest tt S" "T" "V" "W" Page 2 nyn Young, C, B, Young, Dr. Thomas K. i , I ----·-~--------------------·--------------------------------- Page 3 ''1orm Q.SJ!' REGION No ... .. -.7 .. c-" .... APPLICATION for RENEWAL of LOCAL COUNCIL CHARTER for the Year Beginning July 1, 1950 NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. The <:;;f?r&.;,;/k.£1:+.cr .YV'. ..... . . ................................. Council, Boy Scouts of A.merfCa, with (Name: of Coundi) d t..f: ~") ·y;_ :77..:i' · .. . ( . t'+. $i77~···?··'4s;·· . ..... ? .. ··"'··~·/. ...... £'.:.·.7 ....•. /.-.·.·.·.t. ..• ·.·.·".''.·.·.".' ..... ··.··'····'···· hea quarters at. ........ ····'-··· ..... ~.( ....... 7£~~i'LM!iif~~·A:d·!~~) ............. 1t .. .f.: .. t, ••• ::.~·e&;·::J''f~';;~) .. .,,,Z.y.. . .<~tate) f: " aq~-~ ~,~~in~ jurJ~.9i.~~i?n o~~r,;~-~indicat~,. entire , .. Area) :~~j;,'4:•l!..4..4z:···~~:~~.!L.f'.·.kP.t+.'* .. ~ .... :~r!:: ... ~ .. ::·~i.>~ , ~:~:~t::~;~~:::·~;~:-;1~:;.~~~~~~~~·~>:':~~?-~;,~;?-~~~~~{~1}_;:::::·:~:~ hereby applies for renewal of its charter for the year beginning July I, 1950. In justification of this application, the accompanying reports of accomplishments and progress in 1949 and Objectives for 1950 are offered as evidence of satisfactory effort to meet our responsibility as a local Council as required by the By-Laws of the Boy Scouts of America, Article XII, Section 2, Clause 3. This application and record of progress were reviewed and approved by the Council or Executive Board at a duly called meeting on ............. '.',.k(-c;;t::.-r::·x·:::.~"'Y:-rt.,,,r::rr,"'.'~·:::'.'./ ........... :~b.:7 ...................... I9,,,S~1':?:, at which meeting a quorum was present and the Council sp'e'cifically accepted itef obligatio~ to cooperate loyally with the National Council and its representatives in promoting the program of the Doy Scouts of America in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution and By~laws, policies and regulations of the Boy Scouts of America. Signed ........... , .......................................................................... . Scout Executive President Treasurer BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA (Incorporated F'ebruaxy 8, 1910. Chartered by Congress June 15, 1916.) 1. As of Decen1bcr 3l, 1949, our Council had _______ J._::l:.;;E:· ......... "Mctnbcrs at Large," and _____ j __ b_7:f_ "Institutional Rcpn.:- sentatives.". 1'he latter represented. ______ 8_,-'S~t .. .;;;;L __ _. ___ 70 of all our Sponsoring Institutions. Major religious groups of our territory arc represented in the Council Hnd Executive Board in the follo\.ving nun1bers: Council ..... .Jewish ..... .... l.Q ......... ; Catholic .............. ~1. .......... ; Protestant ...... / .. ~~".".".C.d .. . Executive Board..... . .... .Jewish ...... J-..c ........ ;Catholic .......... '00£... . .... ; Protestant. ........ ,:::J.L/ .. The Council 1nen1b('.rship includes representatives of the following co1nn1unity interests as checked: R.eligious .......... 7'\ ........... ; EducarionaL. .. .. X .............. ; Labor ........... X ............. ; Civic. .X ............ ; Business ........ X·,. . ...... ; Farm ..... X ... . 2. Amendtnents to our c:onstitution and By-La\YS were adopted in 1949. [] Yes These amcndtnents have been approved by the National Council. O Yes ['gf No 0 No (If not, attach copies.) 3. We provide rcgnlar c:ominissioner service by personal visit to .. _./.;;J.£~~~ .Units out of a total of. ___ 2,.-.:?::n~~~:·:.Units in the (~ouncil. .. 4 .. ~ming. 1949 there '.~°,re. ____ J._ __ meetings of onr_.Council a1,1d ... [;Y~··":~eti'.1gs ~four Exe~-~}ve Board ...... L/;,of our District Co1n~n1ttces tnct tno.nthly, }.cxccFt July_an~ Au~ust) du~tr~g 19~9, :tnd the rest a\cra~~L ....................... .- ...... tncctings. Roundtablcs \Vere held 1nonth!y tn ..... h ...... of our 1)1stncts. 1hc remauung Dtstncts avcragcd ......... :,? ....... Roundtables. 5. Officers and n1embers of_ Council serve one year bcginning.f:z.,+'.!c:, .. /~ ... ~£tt:) Annual meeting is in month t_..,,, 6. This Council has .............. C~ ................ organized l)istricts with f unctioni~g District Committees. There are ........ 0 ...... Districts yet to be organized. Of these we will organizc .... :.::-....... .in 1950 ........ 0 ............ .I)istricts arc sharing in financing this Council. , ,,. ·-···-· , 7, Functioning of Council and Number of CHECK THOSE No. of Districts rcprt.'- FUNCTIONING Membcrn ADDITIONAL COMMENTS Committees scnted on cnch WELL for 1950 , , , ---- , - ,, ---· Council (_ 'X j, .. t:o {l -- ------------- Executive Board t --""~- __ -1::,_ ___ <Q (") Organization and Exten~ion l x· __ ----5,_ ____ --- , ------------··· - Le.~dership Training _ _{,, v 7 -·-- --·-·--··- ····---- Advancement (? x j_O -- --- G~ 'X "J .. !~ ; ' 1 1 ;., /0 .. j Camping and Activities , .. , ,, 'n ' I I' llea1th and Safety \( I '> ... ' Finance ""' 2:L _1,0 List any other Conimittees Council has: , -- --··--··------··-···-----~-··-·-~ ' , ., - --- -- , 8. 1'1 , C ·1 -<lees· I l I 1'1 . I . l f ' 11s ounc1 does not iave a. ong range p an. 11s pan covers a pcnoc o ........ years, starting ............ ________ ....... , 19 ..... . 9, 'fhis Council was incorporated under th,c Ia\vs of this State in the ye<lt 19 .... · .. /~_, The corporate name is: 10. This Council has accepted its quota of the year 1950, and agrees to pay it to the 'freasurer 9f the National Council as follows: in full hr;rewith, $..... . ....... ;in ......... kc: ..... equal payments of$ 'k .. '8.7..:.::?.:.o ..... each during the months of Jc t!ffC 1._ ~-·t ..... !-·.·,·,·,,, .. ,,·,·.· .. ·,·., .. , J,. ,·.· •••••••• " •• • ,;·'·".:r .•. '-.','.·.,'.· •. ·.•~ ..•• ·.·.1·--·'.·.·.' .. ,, ... ·i.· .. ·1• .. ··.r .... /I ·" ' ............................. .................. V.l,...:t~-::f::·?::1.-:.~.:: ... :~:.·.·'.;;.. . • fui:: •• .,.,,. "-- :L,:-:~~·: .. ::}:::·: ..... 11. READING PROGRAM A. BOYS' LIFE On December 31, 1949, we had .. .".b -~:-:.9 ... Boy Scouts and Explorers (.k.-.f1A."5.~9o) s_ubscribing to BC)YS' LIFE. Our objective for December 31, 1950, is ... Sdi::O ..... Scouts and Explorers ( .... &oS~--%) as BOYS' LIFE submibers .. B. GENERAL ! . In 1949 this Council ~ot--- promote good reading. 2. This was done by a (~ommittee ...... , ........... ; Comrnissioners .... X, ......... ;or.. Form n.539n REPORT OF FINANCE COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Counci.~'-~------·--··-·---------------1 Region No, ____ _ Council No. ···:.__::._ ·-- Headquarters City State._· __···-·---!.------------....! (Please use only following classification. This is for purpose of National record and con1parison) I. Operating Expenditures: EXPENDITURES-1949 Column 1 Total Expenditures Indicate period covered if other than calendar~year Column 2 Special Receipts (See Note I below) Column 3 Net Expenditures (Col. l minus Col. 2) BUDGET 1950 (NET) I. Executive Salaries* ................ 1 r$-~,_;·9Ltc...· .,J,,_.-1-d? •\"'./L-'l'}'Lz.... 1 _$:._ ________ 1 _$-""/:..."_:4.._; ""';;-'. L7-';J2• . .:<t'...!. "'-'/''--·II-'$ _______ _ 0 S I · lJ ,6'1 '/'.''L'? ,P .;;,-'*"' ·r :i!! 2. ffice a anes ............................... 11--~~~~~~~1-----------1--......,'S-.-=--'-'-'--"-"''---lll--------- 3, Retirement Contrib'ns..... / · Q 9 7,;po - ·-----------11--~;~· ~""~q~"-·~1~·~?,~·"'c.."'--11·--------- . J ) .;:/ 'Y.J:/ '>,, /. ,{, $(?, i';L.> 45. RO~f~t, LS1ght,1Heat, Tel... ....... ~;.====;~'~,;~· 0~::.;'/,: •. :~.c;.·~: :c~.<,:·".'-~· =::=================-:·::~:::::c~~0;:2"." • .,s".-~·"'-"0"" ... ::.. .. ""e"'·"·~~~.::~::::~::~::~~~::::~::~~::.::: . "tee upp 1es ............................ ,, . / 7 t'.cf <? ;;\ 7¥l!' <)) 3 6. Postage ............................................. 11----+-~· =~-1----------1---~'-'--'-"-""-=--11--------- 7. Field Expense (incl. Transportation). 8. Publicity ............................................ 11--.,....,.--77 ,-.,.,.-...-~-1--------- 1--..,.----.,.-----11---------- 9 C / I ;;,04£, !'J !/ "1.::?'-.'-t'J:;;J". <;·· -, ,1.,., '?"'"""' • an1ping ···········---········--···il-~~v"'·"''-"r-'"''-"-'-"'-''--<--1.-LL::.•c..· "'~"'"""-'·,,,,,,,,_, .. -''-''-'<"rc..··::·:._ __ l--"'~4'-"""'"-'r~w"-"'"''"'"-"'",.1-'. --11---------- 10. Leadership Training le f 7/ ;?PC '/IJ?. {f .. S' anc on erences ........................ 11-----"-'"-"-""'--- 1-----------1·---...,_-~-~~--=--- --·--·------- 11 N t . I Q tot . .,!;'""7 ;:.;;=: <::-;,""' ~- s- j,,f;~·, lJ -~::D . a 10na c a ........................... 11----""'--'-'Co.·--"'-'-· '--1----------1---=-+-7--'-""--"--ll .. -------- 12 Cl t F 70";.oo 7$°'•(><< . 10r er 'ee .................................. 11-----"'""-"'-'"'---l----------l----..L-:...:::...:..2'i:...::..:......_11--------- l3. Circuses, M. B. Shows /' .. , .. 1 ...... , ,, ....... ,. '·' / 1_!. - I 0 h A . . . '" / b <.? I "'! < r .,) / ? .!)7 anc t er ctlv1ttes ............... 11----":._-'-~'"".:..· _:_ __ 1---·-"',--'-,. -"'""--''~:--..,....~, --- -~-- 14. Campaign Expenditures ...... 11---~";c;"' .. :ic_>c.:· .S"'-'"''-''--1----------1-----'-Z"'.:Z"''.:..'..::$7".:...::.:> __ ll---------- l 5. Interest on Indebtedness (See Note 2 below) ir---------i ---------1-------...---111--------- 16 I /!././, J?t. /¥1,£4 . nsurance .................................... 11---"-'!'--'-"-"'=--1----------1-----'--'-'\-'-'"-':'1'-·--11--------- I 7. Miscellaneous ......................... -11--'/-''""''_./,"-"_,,'-';;'-.Y"."'/-- ------------1---~1·'..,.... ?! ,l,s; RI ---11--------- ,· /?' <J .9.J.L "7 <> /Y. SL£_~; <J cJ 3' '? ~'/:/, /;., ,/ .- e?J. '1 ~? ~ l'-$ / ···- -------------· )• ., > i: _--.· ' /' ,' .·.·. .., /_/ ;2-, .3 :;,,-,_, .. TOTAL OPERATING11_5_?J..t...'"-3-'?_,_/_'.;;..';-'1,~_; _ 1.__./_,_l_,....r? .... /~"f""'.'~t'~•L_ II. Capital Expenditures: I Off. E · /''//, /.foi-. /7 /.;,_,£· . tee qutpment .......... ll----"-""-'"-'-'---l----------1---'---'----'-'-:.....:.--1:1-- -------- 2. Camp Property .............. 11---------1----------1---------ir-------- 3. Automobile ............... -···ll---------1----------1----------11--~------ TOTAL CAPITAL I 7/ .. /·'/', III. Revolving Accounts: (National Funds) I. BOYS' LIFE ................. ) .. 11--------1-----~-- ---~---~ 2 R . · '<'' 1,;..71~tt,,l:;_/ 14~;?·&:';:.;Jl i/1:>,_2J..::!J:;S;) . egtstrat10ns ............... - .. ;1---"-~-'-=-"'-'--l---'----"--'"-'-"'----1----'-"--"-~'--ll ."'· , ,,,.,..,.,,, ,, ! I,., i ~ "rr ., ""'' 3 Scout Supplt.es < ;,,., -r r .. ii d o ""' rY. l•4/J -'"'" <Y ,-::; ,,~ . .. .............. 11-~"-'"-"-'--'-~"::----l---'--'-""-':-"-"=~--1----;-~'---'"--''--;---ll TOTAL REVOLVIN<''-'11---'o'-"'· °'LL7_..,,_:L_ 'IYc..' .. __ 1-.L'iJ.7 .5-9 9 ( 9 ;;i., o 0 ) IV. Endowment, Trust Funds or other Permanent Investments, _____ , _________ ,, _______ _ V. Obligations Paid (See Note 3 below)--------------, ________ , _______ _ *Salary items should include total salaries, but should not include Transportation allowances. Do not distribute any salaries to other budget items. N01'E 1-Report as Special Receipts only such items as camp fees, canteen receipts, training course fees, etc., which are incidental to certain Council activities. Also report Revolving Account receipts in second column, NOTE 2-Do not include payments to reduce </principal" indebtedness. NOTE 3-This refers to repayment of loans, the proceeds of which have been previously expended, bills and other obligations \vhich have been charged to the various items of the budget in previous years and so reported. 32001049 1\nalysis by population groups of incon1c frorn contributions for 1949 Council operation. Income from areas Inco1ne from areas Note: Do not include incotne for z \vhcre Council participates ~ where Council does Capital purposes in popu- 8 in Community Chest Total Incorne O" not participate la ti on groups. • Supplemental ~ Chest in Chest contributions Communities of 500,000 or over ____________________ $ $ $ $ - .. " 100,000 to 500,000 .... #3 j,_/r,;'j~f::j, ,!i/lJ -?i 7if, S7 -.:!i!..d!.. r;:; / :;1 c 7 ............... -- --- --------- .:f·.L..!.,~<L.L'I_ " " 25,000 " 100,000 .. ......... ...... --- - ------ " " 10,000 " 25,000 __ ----- ················· -- .. .. " 2,500 " 10,000 .. -~ ;;x_,e?~,<),:J / ;;:'._? •) .<-) F?-J ,_, ................ -- ----··· " under 2,500 and open country ... __ _____ J___7_i5 Oo ~e~ ;:~.;/_:· tJ .{':;<' $ "/5'"£37' Pj-;:;- $ Lf 'Z g_,.:;·7 $ $ "ti!t 01~·:21 Total for Council Operation .................... ............. ' Inco1ne for Capital purposes .. ------------------ ············· $ (._ (, $ $ '"'~ - ·- ., - / $ ,,) .,.l _./' (>· !/,• For the 1950 budget outlined on preceding page $ _ __Ljl,1 _8}'?:c, __ 0 __ 8_ _______ _____ has been raised to dale. Budget for 1951, or next fiscal year, will be adopted by Executive Board about ________ ,J<,fr.k~~;;J- ;;£ • .tf;_l'f._'"L(?__ __________ __ Current---~Cash on hand and 1n bank Unpaid Pledges Supplies for Resale Securities Assets, 12-31-49 •Fixed - Real Estate Camp Equipment Office Equipment Automobile TOTAL(, ::)l.(Jo •Prese.nt Value Outstanding Obligations, 12-31-49 Operations-Accounts and Bills Payable $~~-""'' L. ?_ Capital-Accounts and Bills Payable $ (j Notes Payable Notes Payable e• Mortgages TOTAL /,Sc;-:,_ !n7 TOTAL __ Our accounts ~~lt:~aud-il·cd~by ___ ~~~-~~:::-~~;;:;;;~fes~-::C~!~~~~::~~:;·~7~~:i~L--~-,-om_m_lt_to-,)----------- VV e request continuation of present credit limit by Supply Service and \viii maintain our account on a 30 day basis. (Note: If change in maximum credit is desired state new amount here: $ .) This Council has. Trust funds, as of December 31, 1949, totaling $ .. b.C'-QQ_"-'.?-- ____ of which :p_J ... t::.Ld2=2:: ____ _ was received during the year 1949. We arc using (a) Standard Declaration of Trust (check)--- __________________ , or (b) some other torm approved by National Council (check) ____________ ,, Income from Trust Fund, 1949 ,. _____________________ _ Council directed campaign or campaigns are to be held on the following dates in 1950 ____ /:)"L''.!.,c;,,;,•I(" ------""§p•::'::::3••, ___________________ _ Ren1arks, Explanations or Additions (Signed) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••''''"'"''••••••• •••••••••••••••o•••••O.ooo-•••••••H••••••••••••••••••·~- •••••••••-•••••••••••••>OR Ch:1irman, Finance Committee Sco11t Executive Form ':)·539G REPORT OF HEALTH AND SAFETY COMMITTEE-1949 Name of Council .... . f"~::~:!!::/#:,£~ .. ,;r.!.tl!!..S ... tf..'. .... ~?:.~d .. &:.!d:~Jl/:.l.'f:I.. .. /:f..t:f.. ..... .1;;;~.'.'::<!! .... : Region No. .......... State .. . ~"1::~'<'<~::'<':'" .. : ................ . Headquarters City ............... L;lt,;<::?:::•.::y/; .. 4?:!:~ ... - Council No. The following report presents the activities and accomplishments under the direction of this Committee during the year 1949. I. The membership of this Committee includes, besides rhe Chairman, ............... )\. District Healrh and Safety Chairmen and the following Health or Safety experts, as checked: Public Health ....... X: ...... ; Medicine ..... X ...... ; Aquatics ..... X ....... ; Fire Prevention .,Y,, ........... ; Firearms ...... ~ ...... ; First Aid .... .,.X,. ........ ; Emergency Service ..................... ; Farm Safety ................. .,.; Mountaineering .......... ., ........ . 2. During 1949 the meeting places of....,.3. .. G ....... of our Units ( ... /£ ...... %) were inspected. 3. During 1949 an inspection of the Council Camp ,,.,;::,t made by the Committee ..... (?. .. Troop Camps, off the Council campsite, were held, of which were inspected by the Committee. 4. Procedures to 'insure that carriers used for the transportation of Scouts on Scouting activities were in safe condition for such . m.-.rotb ' ff d ' 4 uses, with adequate insurance coverage, ha~e een in e ect ur1ng 19 9. 5. The plan for medical examination of new Scouts is in effect in ............................................. of our Troops ( ................ % ). Form No. 1154 "Health History and Medical Examination" is _not used. JS 6. Pre-camp medical examination is required for all who attend the Council camp as checked: Scouts X Camp Leaders ..... .i.S, .. ; Food Handlers .. ?:\ ....... . Health condition recheck of Scouts, Leaders and Food Handlersis--;iett· made by a medical doctor after their arrival at camp. JS 7. . ........... .Training courses in Health and Safety were given by this Council during the year with different Scooters having completed the course. 8. We ~~t have an Emergency Service Corps of Senior Scouts. It has ........................ qualified members. We ha~ot a Mobilization Plan. 9. All cases of serious or fatal accidents or illness involving Scouts, Scouters, or guests, incident to Scouting activities in this Council during 1949 have been promptly reported to the National Council, with the following exceptibns with reasons ....................... . 10. We have cooperated with the following local Health and Safety agencies in rheir activities .... 11. Our Program as planned for 1950 includes the following as checked: a) Complete organization of Committee including all technical experts and chairmen of District Health and Safety Committees ............. ,M:-: .................• b) Medical examination of new Scouts in .................................... Troops which is ........................... % of all our Troops. c) Program of Inspection as checked: Unit meeting places ... , ......... .,~ ....... ; Council and Troop Camps ..... )\ ............... ; Sea Explorer watercraft _____ ·······-···--·-··-·· d) Emergency Service Corps ; Mobilization Plan e) Training Courses in Health and Safety .................... . (Signed) Chairman, Health and Safety Committee ········----····-----··-······-···----·-····s~·~~;t··&-~~~t-i~~- .. -----··············-·-········-------·········· Form 0·539F Region No. Headquarters City ADVANCEMENT SUMMARY (Scouts-not badges) MERIT BADGE RECORD Indicate below the nutnber of each of the Merit Badges earned during the year 1949 Qualified Enrolled During Dec. 31, ~ . I)) • 1949 1949 0 0 'U 0 ···-··· -- ---- ---------------··+-----------1-----__jl 0 z c'l z Cub Scouts: 1--Aerodynamics* ................. , .. ______ ,, __ .... ___ 60-Journalism... . ..... -.............. _ 2-Aeronautics• . -··-----------· 61-Landscape Gardening ... -··········- 3-Agriculrure• ........... _____ .. __ ...... __ ,, 62--Leathercraft• ....... _ ...... _ ... :4-3 __ _ 4-Airplane Design• ............... , ______ ,, .... __ ,,__ 63-Learher Work• ........................ _ ...... _?. __ 5-Airplane Structure• ...... -................... 64-Life Saving . . .. .............. ....... __ .. 2_3 _ _ ~=t!£~ryf 1.ndustry•_ .•...• -.-...... ·.·.· .. !_: __ -_:: _ -_-_·:-__ :_:_::i._-· __ ~_-_-_:_: I ~~=~:~~!::Kslii;; · ·_·::: : ::::::::::r::: 67-Masonry• ..... ____________ .. l ... 9--Architecture.. 68-Mechanical Drawing ...... _______________ 2_ .. -+--'--'+'--+--"'-''-"'-'----II 10-Art• . ....... ···:::::·:::::: :::: ::: : 2:9: 69-Metal Work• ................. . ----2'1-. Bobcat Lion** Wcbclos 11-Astronorny ... .............. 70-Mnsic• ...... ..... _ .. ___ 2Q __ _ ~°i~~~,~~f~o~,,,~=~=x=p=l=m""·e=:."'~ "';n~,~-~~--~"'oi=.o="ps:~hhhdl '1t61:7~=_ ::B:i:r,e~~,\;rs~~tr~u~obd;diyi1,-~,·crn_g~1·an•·.•.: •. I-._·_:_:•.·_· ._·-_ •• _: __ : :_:._42~4~:._. __ : '.i ~~~Ei.~~~:~~lth; ·::::::··:• :: :•::•: i~·: Second Class I "l ., ":; 75-Phorography• ... ... ..... ___ ,, _________ ,3 __ _ --~ -------- .. 76-Physical Develop. ... ---·----·------']_. ___ 5F_tiar·,'.~ __ C_la_s_s ------+---'--.__·.cc"1-'--+-------··----I. i~=~~~tbfr:~f~;~·.. i 1 ___ :- -l~-- ;~=~:~~~~r!~ising. ::::: _ ;$:({ Total - __ .>l_ 'S _______ •_· _ .. , 1 20-Botany . . 79-Plumbing __4 __ _ ' I 21-Bugliug• "T·-·---·- 4 SO-Pottery• .. ____ .. ______ ,,_3 __ _ Life Eagle ~---···-i-'-"'-O-'--+-~-'=='--i ~24~=~Caa,'.'1t51~o;e~1-~n-~g ............................. _._•••.•.•.1 _._:_:_-_•:_._--_•-.·_•_:2;_.4;_._ i• ~~=~~i~;~[~~~eeping• · : :: :::::::: ~: , , 83-Public Health* ........... ; .......... ____________ 4_7 __ _ __ _ T_o_t_al _____ ==..f£-.,,S:~-~#=k="~:::·2-~~; {_() J, 25-Carpenrry• ............... I .. 2_7 __ 84---Pnblic Speaking .. _, _______ ,, __ 5 __ = 26-Cement Work• . . 85-Rabbit Raising ..... _ ........... - ___________ ,,_2_ .. _J_ ____ xx": __ _1 1 · ~i~~li~~~:f:~}~~~{t~:;e·-" ::::•: I~:: i! i:~~li~g;;~~~::: ............ ·::·•-::--:-·:--~l:: Air Scouts: Apprentice xx x _ 30-Coin Collecting ....... . .... ::::::::::::::1:: 89--Rocks and Minerals ... ,, .. ___ ...... ____ l_ __ Cra--ft-sr-~~-n---_-_ -----=:=====:;--~--1--__':":_":_I 31-Conservation. . ............. ----·--- 6~ ~~-~~f:~f :::::::::::::::::::· Ai-: ___ A __ ce ________________ .. +----~--+-- xxx I ~~=~~~~i~~rming•.. 1::::::: :: __ 3:: 92-Salesmanship .... ..... -·--------·--- Observer ------- 34--Cotton Farming ............ -- .. --------------- 93-Scholarship --........ -........ -... __ ,, ___ .. _),:!, __ Total i I 35-Cycling• ............... ___________ ... :?.__ 94-Sculpture _ ........................ -.. _ .. ., _____________ _ -,,.,=•~--"====•==-•=l===~=--k=•_:_ __ 36--Dairying• .......... _, ___________ JL 95-Scamanship ....................... -·------- ],, _ I 37-Dog Care.. .. ..... ----·---------2-- 96-Sheep Farming* ........... ______ ,, ____ ,, _____ _ ... ---·- ----1 Explorer Scouts: 38-Dramatics --·------------ _ 97-Signaling ..... -....................... _______ ,, _____ l_, xxx _ 39--Electricity l _ ,, _________ JL 98-Skiing ................. _ .... _ ....... ------·---·- .. ----·- xxx 40-Farrn Home•.... . ______________ 5 __ 99-Small Grains ______ ............... ___________ ,, ______ _ Apprentice ----<1 41--Farm Layout• ............... 2:. 100-Soil Management* ......................... . 42-Farrn Mechanics . . . ____ ,, ________ l __ 101-Stalking ........................ -....... _,,,, _____________ _ Woodsman 43-Farm Records . . . ------------------- I 02-Stamp Collecting ......... _______ , _ .... l. __ ~~=~:~:~:,~~?~~ng ······::::: :::::::::::4~:: :~LJ~?'~~?~g : :::::::: ::::: : : :::::3.~:: 46-First Aid•................ .. .. __________ J!l _ I 05-Taxidermy _,, ...................... --·--------·-------· Frontiersman 6 xxx Total Ranger ···-----------'-- Sea Scouts: 47-First Aid to Animals• ... ___________ 2 -9-- :~t~;,:;~:r.-· ............. _ . _ ------------------- 48-Forestry . .. .. ........... ·--------·------·-- -.......................... -- ..... _______ l__ 49--Foundry Practice ............ -------------·----- 108 .. -Woodcarving* .......... - ........... ___ _4-S._ Ordinary 55~-GFrwd't C'.t!tt:;e• ................ -·------------r- 109-Wood Turning ......... -... - ______ ., ______ 2 __ XXX - ar enrng . .. ............... _____ ,, ____________ I IO-Wood Work ..................... -----------11}-- Able xxx 52-Grasses, Legumes .......... __________ 2 ______ Ill-Zoology ................................. -----Tzir/f· Apprentice xx x ----------------1--~.c....-+_:::_=--ll --------------+---'--'-------11 53-Hikmg ----------- .. ------------- _____________ Q_.. Total ,, ______________ ,,., Quartermaster xxx 54-Hog & Pork Prod.*-------- .. ·-----· 5,___ ====~===-=== -----------------f---"'-- +-------ii 55--Home Repairs* ____ .... ____ ----·---·--'.'[""-- (Or13_a_rt_izer A':".":'ls__I94!)_2_ ___ () Total 56~-Horsemanship* . . . . ............... -.. M.B. Counselors in Council 57-Indian Lore . ,._"• '~ * Include rd! Cub Scouts <lccording to their basic regardless of Gold and Silver Arrow credits. • 58-·lnsecc Life . . .. :::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::9:.::L (Include rcgistcrtd and unregistered) 59-lnterpreting . " . .. .......... .L------------- ·--- r-·------------- ________ ,,_ • Badges open to Second Oass Scouts . ANALYSIS OF BOY SCOUT ADVANCEMENT POLICY AND PROCEDURE ,P'_,,,, .. , 1. What percent of Troops and Explorer Units conduct monthly Boards of Review? %/;) 2. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Second Class and First Class Ranks? _ 3. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Star and Life Ranks? %---- );O 4. What percent of Troops conducted Troop Boards of Review for Eagle Rank? ______ __ 5. What percent of Merit Badge Counsellors are coached in their responsibilities and l'rovided with literature related to their subjects?. 6. Do Neighborhood Commissioners give proper supervision and promotion to the ad- % vancement plan? _ .,,. ____ Yes. ,!.". __ No .. 7. Please attach copy of all present advancen;ent policies and procedures. (Signed) _____________ .. _____________ ------------------------------- ________________ _ Chairman, Advancement Committee Scout Executive Form O· 539ti REPORT OF LEADERSHIP TRAINING COMMITTEE-1949 RESULTS IN BASIC TRAINING* As of December 31, 19,19, we have accornpl_ishcd the following toward providing all of the key leaders of our registered units with BASIC TRAINING*: UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING ASSISTANT UNIT LEADERS WITH BASIC TRAINING STATUS 12/31/49 HAVg COMPLF;TED APPROPRIA'l'g BASIC THAINING* Objective Number 12/31/50 Registered Number % % Cub1nastcrs lo lf ,,._, '1 L.j _1~. 3. :5t> Asst. Cubinastcrs d-,,__' Scoutmasters l Lt 8 e··v :i Cz '.D, r t"""° Asst. Scoutmasters ~J ? Lf°;;~ •,l, f Squadron Advisors Asst. Squadron Advisors Post Advisors );'& I B < z.C.> Asst. Post Advisors I' ! Ship Advisors Asst. Ship Advisors (Skippers) (Mates) x x x x x x x Explorer Advisors in Troops 1'otal Unit Leaders ,, ,, L.i. q, ·(/, · :v1.-;. 1-f~ Total Asst. Unit Leaders ; "'-- . \ *Credit Leader with basic training only if he has completed tbe appropriate basic training participation in scheduled training sessions, personal coaching, or ho1ne study. a. Cub Leaders' Training Course. b. Administration Section, Cubbers' Po\v Wo\v plus fou1· additional training tneetings. c. Scoutmasters' Dasie Training. d. Air Scout Leaders' Course. c. Skippers' Training Course. f, Senior Leaders' Course. g. Explorer Advisors' Course. UNITS WITH LEADERS TRAINED IN OUTDOOR WORK a, Units (Boy Scout and Explorer) having at k;1st one leader \Vith outdoor training in "Troop Can1ping", cruising and water \vork, or expedition leadership. COMMISSIONER TRAINING a. Total registered Commissiohers }j / Number ... y.;.~····-- b. Have completed a Commissioners' Training Course. Number .... J,,?J. LEADERS WITH SCOUT EXPERIENCE Had Scout experience starting with Tenderfoot Rank. for STATUS 12/31/49 HAVE COilifPI.ETED Ob:iective APPROPRIATE BASH;: TRAINING~ 12/31/50 Number Registered Number % % :::L ~ Io '.::i, '~ "! j f '·'f···· </ l I '(;' x ! / "\ J_ •S) -i'-'~'V''' ;;) Q -ii~, ' ' 'J {_,;:;, ,/ ~- "· _,, 1 1<: () () ,/ (~) ') '2, I ·;\ (\ '"'" ) ') /1 .() the program \vhich he now leads, through STATUS 12/Jl/49 OBJECTIVE 12/31/50 Nuinber ... ::.?_.;;.~ .. Percent ... .,~::,.J .. 1; .. ;~/ . ....... ff?2 .. <.:? ..... % STATUS 12/31/49 OBJECTIVE 12/Jl/50 ; .. , Percent.. ... L,/.J .. >': .:"t5 - (Most of this information can be secured from your Perpetual Inventory Forms. See Training Records ChapJer1 Local Co1111cil Office Administration Manual Cat. No. 4472.) 1949 TRAINING RECORDS AND 1950 OBJECTIVES "FUNDAMENTALS OF THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT," the Introductory Training Session for all leaders of .,,..,.,..,) Scouting--"·Council and District officers as well as Unit Leaders. During 1949 this Council conducted this session ......... 1 .. . . h __ '.'.) $} () s . . h .. times wit ....... .'.:;, ... .J ••••••• couters rece1v1ng t e tra1n1ng. Approximately the following percent of Scoutei:s have completed this Introductory Training. Council Members .......... :LS:~ .... % ; Board Members ........ :; .. ,:"L: .. % ; District Committeemen ........ :: •..• '.?:: .... % ; Commis· . -;c'"'" . "'-:;--<:~ . . !1 s10ners ........... .,.. .• ;t ..... %; Ment Badge Counselors .............. ;, ........ %; Troop, Umt and Pack Committeemen ...... (< •. •.? ....... %. 1949 1950 No. of No. of CHECK COURSES CERTIFICATES COURSES CONDUCTED ISSUED PLANNED BASIC Cub Leaders' Course I/ I '.2.. "'.>..... ":<~ TRAINING Cubbers' Pow-Wow CERTlFICATES AND AWARDS-1949 Scoutmasters' Course I I ., ">( 5\ l. Nuinbcr of different Scoutcrs receiving Air Scout Leaders' Course certificates ;rc:it;;i ..................... Explorer Leaders' Course I I v (Do not include Introductory Sessions) Skippers' Course "'"··----~··---·-···--- ···--~··-·-··-·· . -· *Senior Leaders' Course Com1nissioners' Course :l," I u x OUTDOOR Troop Camping I er 6-_ -· TRAINING Senior Cruising & Boat Handling _f.L._ Senior Trail Expedition OTHER Health and Safety UNIVERSITY COURSES TRAINING First Aid The following courses have been con· ducted in colleges, seminaries, etc., located Advanced Scout Leaders' Course I 31 in this Council. Do not include these courses Pack Organization and certificates issued, in the Council totals. Troop Organization Name of No. Certifi- College Credit Merit Badge Counselors School Courses cat es Ves I No Troop Committeemen x x Course Leader Certificate x x x Other Cottrses (List) ~·:~~ tQ·"~'""#J~ t"'-'! { j(.,;2,,.f'\/~t...,4.,.-{.{/""1 ..; g:.;i i . "" -·--· TOTAL COURSES AND CERTIFICATES *Co1nbination Course For All Se~ior Leaders. I"'\ //''; ;:?_o '"""""'":::. •'Y'· ; THE TRAINING COMMITTEE AND ITS OPERATION ( Membership of the Council Leadership Training Committee consists of ..... ../ .. C2 ....... men and includes ...... ""1 ..••.••••••••. District Representatives and ........ f,!::: .......... members~at~large. ~ - The Council has ........ ~1 ............ Districts, of which ...... :.';.~ ........... have District Training Committees. Training Committee Meetings Held 1949: Council. .... ':£. ...... Oistrict ................ . Does the Committee have available a training inventory which indicates, by Districts1 key leaders with and without training? Yes ......• X ......... No ................... . 'fraining in 1949 was conducted largely on a f)istrict basis .... )\ ...... ) Council basis .. (Signed) .... ·························'"····························· ...................... . Chairman, leadership Training Committee Scout Executive Porm 0·539D REPORT OF CAMPING AND ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE - 19 4 9 Region No. Council No. Name of CounciL_~&'.~~.-/tK'~".'efc·"i?_C©,.;,t-t/ t!~<t--1. -4..-f.-<_ { (':- r1·?J --riff 1 C£ .. ~~~~4<;~--~~·::~~"~--!~·-. .e~---~-- Headquarters City__ 12{ 4'·? 1 1&.lf?t <-·'J 7 ---- State :::;~~--·~_--·:_:· .. ·,,.--t-- CAMPING CLASSIFICATION OF UNITS BASED ON YEAR ROUND CAMPING - JAN. l TO DJ'.C. 31, 1949 (Note: Units include Total Troops and Explorer Units) GROUP 1: Number of Units with an effective Camping Program (Tomi of ten days and nights c:1mping during the year.) '% of Units with effective Camping Program GROUP 2:.A: Number of Units doing some camping but not up to the standard of Group 1 B: Number of Units doing NO camping ____________ ¥.:.9. ...... Units -- _____ (';f-:, __ 3 ___ '.Yo ___________ $t) ______ Units _______________ 7_/ ...... Units TOTAL ABOVE GROUPS (Check with Org. and Ext. report, Total Troops and Explorer Units, Dec. 31, 1949) ______ //.;,,/__ .... Units *Units::::::Troops, Neighborhood Patrols, Tribes, and Explorer Units. Metnbership June 30, 1949 was .... l.~~~~ ...... Units*, .... f-:->'-9. .. 7./ ....... Boy Scouts and Explorers LONG TERM CA:CVIPING (Yearly Summary) Include Tours, Cruises, Ca1nporces, Agricultural Service Camps, etc. Do Not lndude Scouts from other Councils. (Long Term Camping-A Camping period of six or more consecutive days.) A. CHARTERED UNITS* WITH OWN ADULT LEADERS 1. On Council Site--·--- 2. Off Council Site ____ _ 3. Total (1 & 2)-··----- B. PROVISIONAL TROOPS* 4. On Council Site_ .. ~---- 5. Off Council Site ___ _ 6. Total (4 & 5)-----C GRAND TOTAL (3 & G)_ 7. % of June 30, 1949 Scout Membership** Number of Troops ======ce=~====~I Number of Different Scouts~ Number of Troop Scouters ____!:::_!:__ - "}.. ;J "2- -;; 1/. ---~-- ___ LLS"' __ i_L_ __ 3 5' 22 (:,:i__ 'i 3 xxx ,_ '8 ,j 2--(l xxx ---·--- ,, t )=.CJ/ xxx 2 ,; '--- - b ("/ J xxx ____:; -z_. xxx % xxx =======-=- 7(, 2 -==='============== Sl-IORT TERM CAMPING (Yearly Sun1mary)-(A Camping period of less than six days and not less than overnight.) 1. On or off Council Site xx xx ACTIVITIES Totals below should be included in Summary of Long Term and Short Term Camping Camporees (Council - District) Agricultural Service Camp Forest " " Explorer Outdoor Events Tours Outside Council . Number of Tours Philmont Negro Scouts in Long Term Camps " " " Short " " PROGRAM ·i,:2:·:3.!~/Scouts Scouts Scouts ........... Scouts ..... 'fh,,2.::scouts Scouters ........... ./ .... Tours Scouts Scourers 1 1 2---. .... 1 ......... Scop.ts .... ~/__,?',~:':'.Scouts 1949 Outdoor program include~ the following: (Check) Explorer Camping .. '::'.··; Cub "Outings" (on family, Den or Pack basis) .. Jc::.; Winter Camp ... v:·; Sea Explorer Cruises .. _:.····-; Sun11ner Activities (other than Camping).. 1~,/~ L SPECIAL EVENTS (Note: In checking t.he following item, please use the following symbols to indicate whether the event is on a Council or District basis: "C"-Council; "D"-District; "N"-Neighborhood or small Community; use any combination of symbols if several types are held.) This 'Council promoJ_ed an Activities program in 1949 including the following, as checked: Boy Scout Week participation ...... ~~:.Z-J.; Circus or similar type ....... f;;, __________ ; Merit Badge Show ......... ~---------:Camporee ......... .C~ .................. ; Mobilization .................................. ; Agricultural Fair participation ... :.C. . . ; Vacation program in addition to C?-IDpii:;g ................ S;. ................. ; Pilgrima_ges to historic shrines... .. .............. ; First Aid Demonstrations ...... -............... ; Explorer event, (What?)_Cx}:~.-;-Y~;~:~:'V. ... ".?:(;~~:f~.<;!:;t:':.'f:~t:~4.5~'~t~ Other .................. ·-··-·················--- .................... . 2·~-t.;.l-t:'5 /?-<'."f!. __ :·t.--t:~-'. .... IL CIVIC SERVICE (Please check the following) A planned program \-Vas pron1oted .................................... ; A survey of Civic Service needs and opportunities \vas made ..................... , .............. ; We encourage Units to plan for "Good Turns" to their neighborhood and lnstitutions ...... X ........... ; 2ur most successful Civic Seryice Event during the year was Etr.J-e l~v. \ "!'?\ f'"'-_l: ~"· 1t°';1Il12 ?-4-iij. ~. ff. ... ,~ lac1 ~ 4, •. r:.: . ?" ""--:1 -< ... :.:;?if~:."{. ... {:-::v.-.~.~x::~;,,.-;r~.,,r:;;~.r:~1:.-::,.1.s-.-!.;;1..,r51.. .. ~~'.t~~1:.1::~;:-:e-:iz~~dl~''·<i ... t::1-~:;-r;·.-·:~-.-:~Jy..: ... 1 l 1· ,' ........................... ... .... ... . .. . ....... , ............................................... . ••In coinputing the percentage of Long Term Camping for the.year, divide the Grand Total, Hne C by the June 30 Scout membership, 32001049 1949 FINANCIAL STATEMENT-CAMPING FUNDS HANDLED BY COUNCIL Budget appropriation Capital Expense .. OPERA1'ING RECEIPTS; (Incl. Accts. Receivable) Council Appropriation (Operating Only) .... Camp Fees (Net, less refunds) Transportation Fees (if any) ..... Trading Post Miscellaneous $ ..... C!< .• V .. '"'····· G /1.,s--:.;f $ ........ ,· .............. . •• :d, 0;) $ .................. . $.1.:'2.?:.6'.:.:ll .. $l~ .";r-~~ ::~~~-rt Total Capital expenditures ....... . OPERATING EXPENDITURES: (Incl. Accts. Payable) Salaries (Central & Admin. Staff) Salaries (Caretaker & 1-laint. Staff) 11aintcnance & Repairs Promotion, Tel., Postage, etc. $.~--- .?{.f.~.Z.2:' '/,! / .f/ . /////;./ c ·;·71,<J A. SUB TOTAL .... ..... .......... ~L'f..~?:.~1:.:~~:(f TOTAL OPERATING RECEIPTS (Do not include "Capital") $!..Z:C~·:~?:~-~?:! 11 _____ <_R_ec_o_m_m_e_n_de_<l_•_s_c_h_a_rg_c_a_bI_e_to_c_·o_u_n_"_·1_A_PP_r_·o_p_r_ia_t_io_n_) ____ 11 1. What was the charge per can1per per day where full n1eal service is provided? ........................ . 2. What ·was the charge per camper per day where Troops camp on the Council site and prepare 1f'h,D"b $ ........ 1.:.IY .. . their own meals? ................ ....................... $ ....................... . 3. What was provided for this fee; list major iten1s ............................ . 4. ]f you have special funds available for Camp Development, please give amount .............................. $ . .l,";i..O.c~ •. C:.?:. 5. If you pbu1 to raise special funds in 1950 for Ca1np Development, please give the amount........ $ ... ~ .. 1?1J?C:.1.9.~ Wages (Cooks & Food Service Help) Fuel, Light, 'frucking, etc. Program 1'faterial Transportation Expense (if any) 'fra<ling Post Food ... • Miscellaneous ................. . B. SUB TOTAL .. (Recon1mended as chargeable to Camp Fees) ' /,,, ('// s/¢!;(!7. $ i?_io/~ $ .... 0.:::.~1::;;1?-. s//(>i.,A'I:. GRAND TOTAL Operating Expenses (A + B) ... s(.: .. ;;=~~~ol~.{):Z. (Do not include "Capital") LEADERSHIP - LONG TERM SUMMER CAMP Number of persons on Central Camp Staff ... '.'.'.:'1!:''.'';t;; _ i/;~1,:•:.':'·!o;JJ'. .. /.L ..... /'.0A',:;r.:1;1.\/!l:'/1./.\,;j;, . ./1.~./:i'4.M/k . ./~~, ...... t;.;;:?c<:•!/,£Li'~•:/:J:_\;1,:':': (Do not include cooks or maintenance staff, unless they were related to program Chartered or Provisional Troops). How many were adults (21 or over)? ........... // ................ . Number of Provisional Scoutmasters used? ............. '.~~/2'~·-····--··--···· Ho\v 1nany of these \Vere adults (21 or over)? ..... :::( ............... . APPRAISAL OF CAMP EMPLOYEES NAMB .. Camp Potition Scouti~lt I "" I Connect10n Would you Re,appoint7 Exe. QUALITY OF SERVICE Good I Aver. I Fair I Poo< or Assistants of I N"mb« of I Weeki on Staff Rnte of p,, Per \Veek (If necessary, attach .sheet with names and appraisal under headings above.) ( Sign<d) ........................................ __ ,., ..... -....•... _,,,,,_ ... ,_, ___ , __ Chairman, Campin1t and Activitiu Committee. Form 0-~39C TABLE 1 Total on Dec. 31, 1948 New in 1949 Not Separations# m 1949 (See Note) Transfer Territory In Out Total on Dec. 31, 1949 Region No . Estimated New in 19~0 . Est. Net Separations 1950 Objectives Dec. 31, 19'.iO _1_._1_·o_ra_1 r_a_ck_s _________- l--__: l::_,/ __ ri_1',-· i--1---iL -1---1---1-.:::{C;,' --r": l_r-1---'r_,'f --''1+-~'f'....·_.- 1--•-JJ.) (a) Neighborhood Dens ---------+----'-/_ _ -1-_x_x_x_ _ .. .___x_x_x_ __ '--·--l---I----'---'--------·-·---·----- ___ L __ {b) Negro Packs 2., t.L ") /) ... i ;"_ to '2-- ----1-----" -·=2_._ _ :=:=:'=1N_1_:=e~-. .::::-o-h:~,:-,-~-:-::=o-T..:<l-,_;-~-,:=:-,_o=Is=====-·----~~-~~~~::_·_/_'_~,f_._'-_"_·--1_ :_':_:_.-:=::.q:::..· -+-+·--+L------~~--~·--t~-·-_, _ LL_ Ll:L _...:(c..;c)'--N-'eg:_ro_T_r_oo:...ps _______ 1L ·7 .0.... ~. f£_, ! ) fr<; / ~ (l {Ac;__ .:.3_._T_o_t_a_I, E_x:..pl_o_rc_r_U_n1_"ts __________ I___ "'/ L<: '.) ~- /:2 ', / () I , q I 7 (a) Explorer Posts I' j '") ----'---------------+---""°'--f-'.X~X_:X:_+-"X:..:X~X----1---l-·-f-.L-'~...c-=---1-'X=X:.:Xo._+-_::X:.:X=X--1-·-'-x. ..x. _x ·-·····- (b) Exr_lorcr Squadrons XXX xxx XXX xxx XXX --'--'--"•---'-----------t-----t-C:.:."---+_:::.:.:."--t--t---1-----1--"'-='-'-t--"'-.CCC'-jf-------- _ _;(_ c),. ;_Ex_p:l_o r_er _Sh.i :p,_s ___________+ ___ ,..., ~::_ -1-_:X;,:X;_Xo: _ _I -...:.X;_X.:::X:... :_ __L _--l---l--"""--_+,l-) "'-"-'°-X-X+X-': :.::"°x--x1x-- ..:.:.:.x:.x.:x:c _ _ ____(_ <l_)_N_c~g:..ro_E_x:_pl_o_re_r_l_rn_i_ts_ _____- -l----J_/_c:_X:...:::X:_Xo._-1-_=x~x::..x'-'---l---1----l--~JL--+.:.X=X:.:X.::__1-_::X~X=X--1_-=x~x::..x=-- _ _:,(_c;)_ Rover Crews l--------1-x=x:_x:._-1--"x x.~x'--f--1---+-----=-+-'x'-x=x'--t--=x~x'-'x=- _ xx x __ ··-- 4. TOTAL UNlTS : 1 & 2 & 3 6. / (_~ :'<?, l-ll j"c.; cy ') £"'( '!: / 2 / ;. .. Li 8 5. Total Cub Scouts (a) Negro Cub Scouts . _ _.(:_a_) c_E_xp:.l_o_ rers_ in_ Po: s_ts_ _______. -I---:_V_~"<~.': .I- -1-..:.x:.:x.: :x. .:o._-1-_x::cx X xxx xxx _ __:(_b:_) _1_\,_"r_E_'x.:.p_Io_re_r_s _________- I----·---__x _x_x'--...l.---"x~~-?.' _______ ,_ _, __ __.. \ -'--'-x'-x... ..x... -"~--'.x... .x... _x_-1-_x_x_x_ _ _ _ _:(:_c:_):_S:_c:_a:_E:_x:_pl:_o:_rc:_rs:_ ________ j__ __ ~:_~:..."L-S~-1-X:.:;..:X:._:X.::__-1-.....i'.X:...X:.:;..:X:_-1 _ )___-l---/""-/·--l-'X:...:::X~X,__-l--Xl:...::X~X=-jt--=X-'-X:.:X:___ -~(~d~)_:_:N~cg~•r:o..:E:x~p~lo:r~er:s ________ _J __ _:f_"'±J,,"-iC-"X~X~X:;_-l-'X~X~X.::__'---+---1--L-/~_:_")~[-...X:...:::X:..:X.::_.+-_:_X~X:...:::Xc_[-..._::X:._:X:_X:;;_ __ _ _:(_e;)_ _ Ro_ver_s ___________- l---------'-":.:0X::X:.X.. --1. ._ X:.:X.:X:: .:o_._1--- ---+------l--"-'-'X-"X'X-- l--.:.X. ....X.....X..... .- 1-X-X-X- - l ·<"' '.) .)J 'j,-.. , ...... 1 .. ,.,,,..,, I ";U 8. TOTAL BOYS (5 & 6 & 7) 1./, C.:s i-/, ..4 ! l ~; l v ·~ ,, ·~ .. -; ,,:.,-'~!·C>1\ G () \/ ~- ..:.9·:_T..:o:_ta..:l_c:_;,_.b_b_er_s (:_;n_c_·1._D_en_M_o_tl_1e_rs.;.)_ ___f -__l :f::. l.o r ,...3 I c7 "·~':!_, D ~!,. .. .-·.·_! ---1--+-':='-)_'7''-r_ "Ll -1--!---'r~','C =')_._<2 i_,; . 7-"" ;)· ~~::i. y, .. .:.!o :_. T_,_,,_,_rl_T_rn_o.:._p_S_co_u_te_rsc..·- ---- ___, _,__i...Ll...1.':,!t"'-\_,i_ui":l.-~:- ::?"""L"''<.":::':c. 1-;;:._;), )~"3"2' '::.L""'''t--1--if!/;.'·I L)_',2 ~'._ ,.,td". I- .l')Ly_/'._lid.,. . f -~:)"()<' (J.!_Ii' {_ __ 11. Total Explorer Scoutcrs C::, /, J ,1_:~--~~.. .,,,,\,'\ ~) I2J [-.('-)"~ :_::.._::_:_:::::_::..::_:.:.:_:.:.:_:.:..:_:_:_ _______ .J--·-·-""-'--'-'- -1 ____ cz!;iZ~ --···-.-f---1-...... ~'-'-jf'='...-1-- ·-"u..~. ~1:_2:_·. :_A~l:_I _r;o:'.'tl'."":_" ::S'._'.cr'..°>u:'.'te:_r':_s .'..(::C:::o''.'.m'."c'.'.il_:a:::n'.'.d..'.D:'.:i::'.st:'.'n~·c'..'t):___~-----.!:::·7 ·7..LL frc:·+--"i,_'· '"""?.,L-+---=E·,-,oe. . f. ...... _, _. w-"'·',,,2_''.:.}_",_t r.. ........" .Li...lrJ_ ;_ j__ _c•:_ 1 0r- "'!-l ......i .".7L':, f r",f,_f r.JI _ 13. TOTAL LEADERS (9 & 10 & ll & 12) J,:ttr'"!"".J i;;leCf 1~<':zr J"J,\·.G :.:+'·<1,_.;· '$'. .: tS};J...-86 On Dec. 31, 1949 we had f::f.·:·~;f,'.2. ....... unregistered lTnits of a!! kinds (November or pt1or cxpHations). #"Net Separations" equals "total separated" minus "Separatcd-Rercgistered" minus "Transfers in''. TABLE 2 TENURE OF SCOUTS SEPARATED IN 1949 Tenure completed in respective progrn1ns Less than 1 Year NOTE--Abovc table applies only to boys who were SEPARA1'ED in 1949. *Report here only those Cub Scouts ,vho had completed 3 full years of tenure. 1 to 2 Years 2 to 3 Years 3 to4 Years TABLE 3 RURAL MEMBERSHIP 1949 (Under 2,500 population) 4 or more Years TOTAL :---·_ -·-·- ........- 1--------------------------- NOTE---Thc following data, for 1949, should be given only for boys and l C b S . 1· Boy Scouting Exploring Units in villages under 2,500 population and open country. u couting (See Note 1) (Sec Note 2) I TOTAL ---/~-;;~--,,,,--+----cc }-cicc'/-,~-+---~---+-------/-- -N_c_w_R_u_ra_I _~~~--~f-e_m_b_cr~~~-r-ol_l_cc_l,_19_49 _,__I __ "j. ) (;/' / lj f2jf: -·-- Total Run~! Boy Members Dece1nbcr 31, 1949 ---------i J I g-~----+--"'""'' ---'j_/4'}'-------+-~='-'-----I--"'/[._?_,_;/ ,.::_/~} New Rt_"_"_J _u_n_i_''_"'_B_a_n_iz_c_d_, _1_9_4_9 ________ . _________ __j_____ I; 6 ----- ;j:_;r __ Net-Dropped Rural Units, 19'19 Total Rural lJnits, December 31, 1949 Note 1-~-"Boy Scouting" as used here should indude 1'roops, Neighborhood Patrols and Tribes and men1bers thereof, including Explorers in Troops. Note 2---''Exploring" includes Squadrons, Posts, Ships and 1ncmbcrs thereof. UNIT BUDGET PLANS _____________ _;!_ __ The Council has a definite plan for protnoting Unit Budget Plans (check one) Yes O; No D. ""'.!/ ... ;5td .. Packs ('":.:;[/,_fi.:.%) \Vere on 'fht"ift Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective ........ f::f:_""f:;: ...• Packs ;) ';), .'froops were on Budget Plan Dec. 31, 1949; Objective:. .:1 __ ,f,; ..... Troops ....... B .. Exp!. Unih (~!{. !~:0.i(i) were on Budget Phip Dec. 31, 1949; Objective: ........ .1.:£ ....... Expl. Units UNIT CHARTER REVIEW < C,,?.%> on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. (.Je-9.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. 1-'.lS~.%) on Plan by Dec. 31, 1950. In 1949 we used the "Charter Review" procedure, involving participation of Unit leaders and Con1mittce and representatives of Sponsoring Institution and Council, CJ {/ !! ~x. <'-" incident to the reregistration of .... 'J .. J ........ Units out of our total of ... L .. wlcs~~;~_.,·Unit:; rcregistcring during the year. THE WHOLE SCOUT FAMILY NOTE: Indicate nu1nbcr of Institutions in Council \vhich sponsor 1nore than one type of Unit. ! Cub Pack and Boy Scout Troop and Explorer Unit Cub Pack and Explorer Unit ] "Whole Scout Family" Pack, Troop, Explorer Unit _ ------------------ ---+~.:.Scout 1~roo~1_. Nnn1bcr of Institutions sponso.dng more n1an one type of unit_Ll"'"'"~--~~ / ~-;7 -~ -~==~========='=~="~~="'==~==S::~~~ (Signed) Chairman, Organization and Exteo5ion Committee Scout Executive I<'orm O·S39A This copy for National Office D; Regional Office D; Local Office D. (Check appropriate box on each copy.) TRANSMITTAL SHEET Application for Renewal of Local Council Charter Region No._~c;L2·--:-c_ __ _ NATIONAL COUNCIL, BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA, 2 Park Avenue, New York 16, N. Y. DO NOT WRITE HERE Charter Fee $·------ Quot"---------- Scouter Fees _____ _ TotaL.... _______ _ Attached is the application of the-,.-.. --------'e.""":<:;"',,_,"'·'Zc:··:cl,"'.Q,9·C ::'!h_,.~.;;,.0·c 'fill!'.c1C£l, 2_\~::,,~2··2'·2·::'·•:./_'-,--·---------------- Council, _ _;/")~·l··i/.,.~":1''$.'/1~c._ _ _:-,(c~~~:,.·~"· 'C~:~::Cs'i\i\li·09"'-]c'nr",Y1~~"'1~~,f.·'..c·- for renewal of charter for the year beginning J,_uly 1, 1950, together with reports as called for. State Supplementing this application and accompanying reports on printed forms, we enclose the following: (If any of the items are not enclosed, please state when they may be expected on the line marked "Date") Note: Items No. 1, 6 and 7 should accompany application, and No. 5 if possible. 1. Charter Fee 2. Payment of Quota 3. Scouter Fees 4. -~---Scouter Applications (No.) 5. Audit Report for 1949 6. Scout Executive's Report for 1949 7. Program and Objectives for 1950 8. Roster is enclosed wilkb~mail~---~-----~- ·------ Date was roailed_.---~'-.~"-A,,"-'6'-~-''_,(;_,_.Lf_0.,.t_~_,_,-_o_·. ____ _ Date Yes or No Yes(~f No "i'.w.'.>tl Y~s or No $ $·----- Dato Dato Dato Dato (Signed) --------------Scout Executive 32001049 EMPLOYED STAFF FOR 1950 (Please state all salaries. Use extra sheet if necessary) NO"fE: Because of its relationship to Retirement and Group Insurance it is essential that this report be accurate and complete. . T./E 1950 Sal~ries llo $ Assistant (A.S.E.), District ( D.S.E.), Field (F.S.E.) Executives and functional Director s Note: Ab~ve named members of Professional Staff must also be listed 011 Roster for purposes of "Registration." We plan to increase our professional staff by the addition of ____ men in 1950. Clerical Stall Name Title* • Check in these columns participants in Retirement Plan (R.P .) & Group lnsurance (G.1,) R.P . G. I. --·-- x x; x >< x >< ---- •.. -------- ----1 --- )( ---- x --------!"-----·---·· ----· ttlndicate part time employees, it any, by "P.T." after the title. t<~Oo not include any allowances, i.e., transportation, etc., in salary figures. 32001049 Form fl-$3\)J 40th ANNIVERSARY CRUSADE PROGRESS REPORT-1949 Note: This report will furnish basis for Crusade Award. LEADERSHIP TARGET 1949 Goal Region No. Council No. Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals (see Note) 1. OBJECTIVE~ IN SELECTION OF LEADERS a. Every Unit \vith a satisfactory top Commissioned leader ......... ·······------·----------j--'-l"'bwr~··._. ---+-~G.,:~::_-C-----1-L.k _ b. Eve1y Unit with at least one Commissioned adult Asst' Unit Leader (in ( .w.·,Jc. 177.- addition for Cub Packs, every Den with a Den Mother) ............................ --l---'f_,J::i··f_,,1,:.:1_-+-~L..L-'=L-C---'~~'-- c. Every Unit with required boy leaders ............................................................ _+------2d~-C---L:;..,;L_...J__i!:::.LJ~-- I I(.) I SC) lo"' 7, r;: d. Every Unit with active Unit Committcc ................ _________________________________________ 1 __ ..,.7_6".:_,._,2'.:t_-+-~LL'--'l'---l-~'--'C::.:t__ Ir~~< I z_c, 2. OBJECTIVES IN TRAINING OF LEADERS 88 I I ·z- ,,,, a. Every Unit with the top commissioned leader trained .................................... --1---'' .• 01.. .. "'0.c. .. · --+----4.s'.Lb. Additional adult leader (over 21) trained·---------------------··--··-···----.------------·-l---'''""),_•"'-.:\ __ +:---?LW..----J.-.LJ."...U2.. __ c. Every Unit with other leaders trained (Den Mothers, Den Chiefs, -~-"") 1r.~· r Jr. Leaders, Elective Officers) ....................................................................... ·-r---c;;Jw:<"'---+---"-'"-""=--+-.n.~'""'°-- d. Every Unit represented in District Roundtables ....... _____________________________________ -1----"(,~,_. "°'"''-· -+....-./--L..l I 3 !:°"(' 1..c;· ,•) I ? <; I •-"'"- ,,_,_ ' 3. RECOGNITION Every Chartered Institution with a planned program of Unit Leader recognition .............................................................................................................. '---~·""'.·'..1.l'i•--+---"t;,_J__ __ 2£_ PROGRAM TARGET 1. PLANNING a. Percent of Packs with balanced program planned by Pack and Den Leaders b. Percent of Troops with balanced program planned with boy leaders' participation .................................................................................................... _.+--~"-"'---+---"" c. Perce~t of Seni?r Units with balanced program planned by the 4 program planning committees ··-·····--·------···--····--·-----------·······-···-···---·--···-····--------------------1C-----1....ik' __ +- 2. MEETINGS a. Percent of Packs and Troops with regular Den or Patrol meetings ............... ---'1---~~--·i--- b. Percent of Units with regular Unit meetings----····---····--------------····-······-···-----i----+"-~-+- 3. CAMPING AND OUTDOOR PROGRAM a. Percent of Packs with active summertime program _________________________________________ ,__ _ "'-"""'---1- b. Percent of Troops with year-round outdoor program totaling at least 10 days and nights of hikes, overnight camps, camporees and summer camp experiences ········--··-········-·-·-········--------·······-···-···-----······--······-··-··-······ .. ··--·······----·-="'--+-- c. Percent of Scouts in long term camp for a minimum of 6 days and nights under own Unit Leaders ................. ------- .. ····--·----------·········-··-··--·····--······-----····--- ---~-~~>~c~···-··········-··· ,/7,., K:S A 0 .i<<,. d. Percent of Senibr Units conducting at least one _major expedition ....... ------·-·-'---"'::"-c. er::--"~ -+--·--4D-,-·,0 __ ~- }?~;> - e. Percent of Senior Units conducting at least 7 outdoor 1neetings each year·----+----"l.,'-D'=.~~ .. --· :<?I 1 o ------~f.Lr_ _ 4. ADVANCEMENT a. Rank Advancements per 100 Cub Scouts-----·-··········----------·······-····-·----·······----·--~·----'!'"'.._,('":1c'.-. -+----'-r-¥'--+--=-+---,.,,- b. Rank Advancements per 100 Troop Membership ...................................... _.,._ __ ~2'~w~< .. _-+-·- I ,3 ir.o >< ·/ /;_,_,,; 'fCJ x ' ' c. Ran~ Advancements per 100 Senior Scouts ...................................................... .... ,_. ___ +'~·~·'·-·-1---.LJ"'---+--~'="""'---IX ,,0 d. Percent of Boy Scout and Senior Scout Units operating monthly Boards of Review·---·············-------·····--·------------····--·-------------··-·····-----··--·-·········---'--~/. .. ~_=O .. _.J.-__ .~.,._--+---~"'---/q t/o Note-In this column give goals for 1950, either as originally adopted, or as revised where there has been revision. / Check if there have been any revisions ............ ·-·····--·····--···--····--···· CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 32001049 5. SPECIAL EVENTS 1949 Goal Actual 12/31/49 1950 Goals a. Percent of Units participating in a Council or District display event (e.g., Circus, Scout Exposition) each year ......... ---------------------------···--------------------------1--=--=--- +-~.L..--""'--1--('., 0 __ b. Percent of Troops and Senior Units participating in Council or District sponsored skill event (e.g., Camporee) each year.. .................................. : .. -l------'"'--"='---l----'..L-""----1----------''2--'0"'-- c. Per~ent ?f. Units participating in Boy Scout Week with at least one major Untt achv1ty each year ................. ----------·········-----------···································---------l----'-"'-------+----·L,~------l-~"-'""----- 6. SERVICE a. Percent of Units with planned Service program .......................................... .. 7. BETTER APPEARANCE a. Percent of Units satisfactorily uniformed ..................................... . b. Percent of Units taking part in two formal inspections of uniform, insignia, equiptnent ················--·····-····-···-······························· ...................................... . ___ tl c.~)---1- £0 MEMBERSHIP TARGET t. CUB SCOUTING Packs ..................................................................................... .. ....................... . Cub Scouts ............................... .............................. .. ................ . Percent of Net Dropped Packs ............................................................... .. New Cub Scouts ....................................................................................... .. 2. BOY SCOUTING Troops ....................... ........................ ..... ........................ .. ............................ _1_~___,/-..:?;c0_ =" -!---~__,_,_<'-"(~--'"1..-· --~ ... .J~ Scouts (1'ro_op Membership) ...................................................... ......................... _qr _(>q ":~.;.-~-:;':?w,L?L1 :;.t/'i,:i·)~+__;,"4" u-"'2.LL. Percent of Net Dropped Units .............................................. ······························-----1---~/~,5"-"·~·'~-J----1':/ [,".,t;_;..L'l'oco+..------1--'--'--- N ew .T ro op M em ·b ers ht' p I. 500 ; ,5-; ...... ._ I-, r-c ······················································································-l---'--'~-"--'"'---J---1~~--=--+-~7.~~'-""'0-- 3. SENIOR SCOUTING (In Explorer Units) J Units ······················································································································-!----~-'--/. .:J.c;.c._. .- -1-----'---'--+-......L,..-i-----+ Senior Scouts ............................................................................................. I <f,, l Percent of Net Dropped Units ............................................................... ~---·········-l---.....L'_".1..l::.."+--.+--i.U .. p~-1--μ....L<...=--"---- New Senior Scouts .................................................................................................. --"1----~~1 L/_,~·:;,~-+---4-'~--+-- CRUSADE PLEDGE Percent of Units pledged to join the "Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty" ................ ........... -- -- - -% At a meeting of the Executive Board of our Council on ................................................... ., 1949, formal approval of the commitments as set forth above was given. SIGNED: Date ...................................................................................... . Scout Executive - CHIC!\.ASAW CQJJ.NCIL, B. S., A,;. IHQ. Memphis, Tenn. PROGRA!'! Ju\fD OBJECTIVES FOR THE YEAR 194'@. 1. Build and direct all activities toward giving every boy in the Council a rich and satisfactory experience with plenty of opportunities to !mow and live the ideals of the Scout Oath and Law; to live in the open; to grow in knowledge and skills; to develop leadership ability; to participate in service projects in kti<w< .. ng with the 11 Good Turn"; to receive recognition for advancement and for achievement -- all of this to be accomplished through a balanced program of fun, fellowship ari.d personal development as outlined in the 40th Anniversary Crusade T'o s·~.:~engthen The Arm of Liberty, 2, J.C:TI VI TI ES (a) Celebrate Boy Scout Week and emphasize service to the Nation in that wsek and throughout the year. Each unit to have a Parents' Night with pa:rents present, Each unti to attend church services in a body, ( b) All Scouts and Cub Scouts to wear uniforms through Boy Scout Week. ( c) Carry through on planned activities throughout the year, including Boy Scout Exposition, Camp-0-Ree, Cub Scout Pic...Nic Pow-Wow, Cub Scout Kite Dorh;:r, Thanksgiving activities at Camp Currier, Kamp Kia Kima, Camp Daniels,· (d) Promote Council-wide Swimming Meet at Camp Currier, (e) Emphasize community service and recognition of units and individUBls for ~he;.r accomplishments, ( f) Encourage and assist District Activities Committees to conduct CamP-0--Rals, Rcund-Ups, etc, for Scout and Cub Circuses, Kite Derbies and simj.lar activities. (g) Emphasize service by District and Neighborhood Commissioners to all uni ts with especial attention to the promotion of all activities which tend to aid the program of the unit and to help it to hit the targets in the 40th Anniversary Crusade, -2- 3. ADV Al'!C]MEN'T (a) Carry on "The Troop Advancement Plan 11 , placing special emphasis on advancement to rank of Second and First Class. ( b) Recruit and indoctrinate additional Merit Badge Counselors. (c) Aid District Advancement Committees in organization of Troop and Di strict Boards of Review. ( d) Hold regular Di strict Courts of Honor and on special occasions City-wide Courts of Honor for proper recognition of the boys• achievements. 4, f,At\l!PHTG (a) Emphasize camping and hiking and Scout Adv.§111Cement as essential ."P..::.S-"f:U'ation in training youth. Plan and carry through greater camping activities with Troops camping in tents or other shelters and un(ler their own leadership. Promote year-round attendance of Troops at camp under their own adult lea(:ership. Endeavor to have Scoutmasters to take their Troops in a body to summer camps. Increase the attendance at summer camps through better programming. Promote the outdoor program throughout the year, lizy-ing particular emphasis on the Scout Oath and 19.w anc1 Scout Advancement in the training of these boys. ( b) Develop additional Troop sites and make provision for better facilities for storing equipment and provide more of equipment needed for boy activitieso (c) Develop and administer a program of Scouting activities for the summer camp~ at Camp Currier and Camp Daniels; and a program of Senior Scouting aot.i vi ties at Kamp Kia Kima. ( d) Promote Senior Scout encampments. (e) Exert our energies toward the acquisition of a new and suitable campsite for the Seminole Division. ( f) Have a periodic inspection of camping operations by members of tho National Staff. 5. FINANCE (a) Ai cl The Memphis & Shel by County Community Chest in raising its buc1get -3- for the year 1950. (b) Study ways to finance the needed expansion of facilities and activities within the Council, ( c) Plan the financing of camping facilities on a long-range basis. 6, HEALTH & S;\FETY Assure as nearly as possible correct practices in matters of health and safety in or upon Council operated facilities. Encourage District Health & Safety Committees to inspect all Unit meeting places and camping facilities, Motivate a program through District Health & Safety Committees to promote safety through skill, physical examinations and heal th practices. 'lo t;iRGAl°"IZATIOi'T & EXTENSION Organize new Cub packs, now Troops, new Senior Uni ts as per the total number of uni ts proposed by tho Districts in their District Committments for tho 40th Crusade, Recruit new Scouts and Cubs and reach an objective of net 10% g:~owth in membership by December 31, 1949. Strive to have a minimum of 3 Patrols in each Troop and an average of 24 boys per Troop. Endeavor to recruit all Cub Packs to a minimum of 32 Cubs. Lay especial emphasis on proper organization i.n order to insure continued operation of uni ts on firm foundation, 8,. p•JADERSEIP TRAINING (a) Place emphasis on proper recognition of loaders qualifying for training awa:'ds and for service to Scouting, (b) Encourage and assist District Training Commi ttoes to train leaders and particularly new leaders who have not had the basic courses, In all courses strive towarcl teaching the leaders the ideals and techniques of Scouting so they may in turn pass this training on to their boys, (c) Conduct at least tho following training courses in each District: "Fundamentals of The Boy Scout i!iovement 11 "Advanced Scout Leaders Training Gour se" "Scoutmasters Training Course" -4- "Cub Leaders Training Course" II.Troop Camping Course 11 "Commissioners Training Courso 11 11 Senior Scouting Coursc 11 11 Troop Commi ttcemens Coursc 11 (d) Plan and organize a training course for trainers. 9, SENIOR SCOUTii~G Plan Mel carry out Senior Advancement and acti vi tics, Ley special emphasis on now Senior Scout units and the recruiting and training of Senior Srouts. Lend offoctive aid to tho Council Camping Committee and similar Committees to do·wlop a program for Kamp Kia Kima. 10, READING Promote good roe.ding throughout tho year, Promote tho use of tho official magazines lllJOYS' LIFE" and "Scouting", Secure the Council's quota of subscriptions to "EOYS' LIFE". Encourage tho formation of Troop libraries 1·1i th emphasis on Mori t Eadgo pamphl ct s. 11, PUBLIC RELATIONS (a) Increase the scope of tho Public Relations Cormni ttoo to include reproscnte,tion on various organizations and associations. ( b) Through tho Di strict Committees and Commissioners endeavor to establish a more coop era ti ve relationship with all sponsoring institutions. (c) Place continued stress on educational publicity throughout the J'car with special publicity for Eoy Scout Weck, Camping, Camp-0-Rocs, Camp-0-Rals, etc, 12, REC@ITIFG Roquost tho aid of every man in the Council in recruiting men for positions of leadership, both volunteer and professional, Mako special efforts to recruit leaders through the District organizations. 13, DISTRICT ORG,\Nl7,ATION Improve and promote tho worl< of all Districts through the District Cammi ttccs and tho Cammi ssionor 1 s Staff, Note Note for historical disclaimer <small><i>Please note that these documents are presented as they existed in their original form for historical accuracy. This document may contain racial or culturally insensitive language. Since the beginning in 1916, Scouting in Memphis has been regarded as a pioneer in interracial Scouting and equality; however, it still existed within the context of a segregated South. The material reflects the culture and context in which it was created and does not reflect the views and principles of the Kia Kima Alumni Association, the Chickasaw Council, or the Scouting movement.</i></small> 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 1949 Title A name given to the resource 1949 Chickasaw Council Recharter & Annual Report Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Chickasaw Council, BSA Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available Duane Klink & Chuck Schadrack Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Chickasaw Council, BSA Annual Report